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I «y P*rP'
UNtfijn. Betweea
■mpipw arttelt, I am
a porteat-ioas anun lei
fct cordially received, 1U
lud aad acted a poll, I cl
a world’* benefactor. Col
gmbUiea job will admit _
A mliaathropa of ampli
allied to end hla 111* by dri?
Oolag to the baaka a( the 01
time aet favorable lor the pi_
bar of ptrsoso belag la the
daylight balag etlU prceoat
to walk aloof the tow-path
dark. While Icing ao. b*
rria* issuing lr.»r.t the door of
bt.and ueeoaeoloaely walked
place, and foand a poor family
a mother urronaded by eercri
who told them of their infer! D|
He took from Me pocket hie
handed It to the woman, reato
hlmeell that ha would not aeei
grateful thaake and praises that
from the redolent* of hi* bon
•motion within hi* bread, of at
arable character, that ha change
dal latent, aad deoided to Ilia
Hi* (atari life became replete ,
deed*,—many a dark hom* aad hi
made bri ght by hi* praier.ee.
Wall, my appearance In thaaa
■prlnge, limply from a dealre on the
thoaa I represent, to benefit yonr
deronring race, tfy prorente I* I
yon, yonr friend*, yonr relation*, ayi
yonr mother-in-lav, If that iaterein
he not already beyond the pall of gi
flneuoea, I
I am tint among men t* bear tidlOL,
diioon ,ry that mark* an epoch a* Imeo
lo the health af mankind aa Newton 1 * ap]
aad Fraaklin'* kit* were to aalural ecie
The sick, the dlaooaraged, the drjecled,
broken down, and the despairing, may i
all tad a core, certda aa the Jerdan pri
to the 8yiian lenper. It la only nrcesl
ee in the oaa* of that sufferer of old, to Jolt
directioni.
The agent whloh I herald build* apt
•patent, awaapa the cobweb* from the brat]
aad aead* pare, Invigorating blood daneii.
through the arteries, la the mu*i* of happy
laaghtar.
he gloomy, weratoat maa of hnaiae**,
proper n*e of thl* wonderful medieiae.
ill ha enabled lo meet trenble aad rever
ie! Me a mow. Than, In perfect health, he
will wot have abnormal viewa of the "V.clt
eitade* of fortune, which apare* neither
man aor the proadiat of hie werlu, wb.ch
bnrle* empire* and altiu la a oom-,oa
grave."
The weekend narvont woman, ]a*t able
to drag heraalf la "moping matanobolly,”
through dntle* of the day, may steal the
bloom from blush roaea, and have eye*
bright and sMrkliag as the dew.dropt
nestling In tbelr leaves; and the poor little
baby, now diafigared with pimpln* and
•cabby *ors*, mny be mad* sweet, eool and
wholesome a*—"that yonegater of lire,
Hlank a, across the way. whose family I* al.
way* la a glow *f health.” Don’t yon know
the reason*? "No." Than I will tell yen.
For years yonr neighbor has never been
without Dr. Fierce’* Golden Medical D.s-
covary,
This remedy la a madiclaa, not a bavarag*
and Is to b* taken nocording to full and pic
fectly plala dlraatlon* accompanyiag asoh
bottle. It I* specific, bit not a paleat mod-
Iciaa, aad eoautae ao Vila narcotics or vi»
ler llqnor. It la a prescription, used far
years by tha well-known physician, Dr. R.
V. Pierca, of Buffalo, N. x , whoa* name is
a honsshoid word In lnaamsrable homes all
over anr own and foralga lead*. The Qol
den Medical Discovery le prepared aad
offered to tha pablieby tha World's Dispan-
nary Meriioal Association, a body corporate,
existing by and nadar tha laws of the State
of New York; ila president is Dr. Pieros,
the great apeoiallst ia ehronie diseases. Tha
daotor has devoted tha bast years of a very
basy aad wonderfully sunoesafnl life to the
relief and enra of hie suffering fellow, men,
—aad at a time, when high political honors
lay broadly open before him. Dr. Pierce
resigned hla lent ia tha Congress of the
United State*, limply from a aenae of duty
toward* other*. Hi* amociatea ia the great
sanitarium represented to tha doctor that
the immense business of their Anot iatlen
demanded that bis personal attention should
he paid t* the grist army of patleat* crowd-
lag apon tham from ovary clime. Dr.
l'teroe 1* also tae founder of the Invalids'
Hotel, at Buffalo, N. Y. This establishment
possessing all the comfort* and iuxarlea eta
niat-clts* American hotel, hna in addition,
the daily attendance of a large faculty of
amineal specialists, whnae praotics colie*
lively cover the whole field of surgery and
ehronie diseases. Tha laboratory Ta which
Dr. Pieroe'a Uolden Medical Discoveiy is
prepared is an object of interest and wonder.
It has a frontage of one hundred feet, a
depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet,
aad ia six stories high. In this mainiaolh
and palatial workshop two hundred persona
are constantly employed in putting up Dr.
Pierce's Medieiae*.
While the Golds* Medical Discovery’s
effseta are almost immediately felt, it is not
merely a temporary stimulant, but is as ** -
tainly a safe and complete oure, in all ease*
for whloh it ia recommended, aa It la that car-
tain misery and death will follow their neg
lect. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Disc rv-
ary »trill not oure olub feet, will not re furn
ish armlras or legless unfortunates with new
and perfect limbs, and it la not guaranteed
that even a dosaa bottles applied to any
stray portion *f a second hand skeleton,
will develop such member into aa animate,
human form divine (?). In brief, it ia not
asserted that this medicine will, or can,
counteract tha decrees of Providenea. But
in all eases where a high state of civilisation
and cultivation has eugeadtred disease and
Buffering, whereby God’s natural man has
become a nervous, artificial being, the Gel*
den Medioal Discovery will potilively reslore
to him thn strong, vigorous, sell-asserting
life, from which, almost unconsciously, he
had drifted far and hopelessly awsy. It ie
claimed, and guaranteed, if this medicine
be used as prescribed, and faithfully perse
vered in a reasonable time, it wilt perma
nently cure liver eomplaint and th* various
blood disorders consequent upon terper of
the liver, in all their various forms and
ramifications, including bronchitis, con
sumption, which is scrofula af the lungs,
dyspepsia, ooetivaueas, sick headache, skin
diseases, fever and ague, malaria, and other
disorders arising from poisoned or deterio
rated blood.
This wonderful medieiae cures all hu
mors, from the worst Scrofula to a common
blotch, pimple or eruption. Erysipelas,
salt-rheum, fever sores, scsly or rough skin,
ia short, all diseases caused by bad blood,
are conquered, by this powerful, purifying
and invigorating medicine. Greet eating
Ulcere rapidly heal under its benign influ
ences. Especially has it mtni fasted its po
tency in curing tetter, bails, carbuncles,
aerofoloua sores and swellings, white swel
lings, goitre or thick nsek, and enlarged
glands. Consumption, which is scrofulous
disease of the lunge, is promptly and posi-
tivelv arrested and cured by this sovcriitn
and God-given remedy, if taken before ike
last stag** are reached. For werk lungs,
•pitting af blood,ejnsumptire night sweats,
and kindied affections, it is a sowrei ,n
remedy, for indigestion, dyspepsia, and tor-
B id liver, or "biliousness. Golden Medioal
i.scovery has no equal, aa it effects perfect
and radical cures.
To nli suffering from lassitnde, weariness,
(jespoidanoy, lack of vigor or ambition, be
___ Discovery Is a p-e
Iclan with a wide-awak-
i honorable position in
r beneath the iligifi-y o
ct his name Ir, any vile no*.
h penny preparation, wl erehy
y be rlroriv d. Ilsvliu use i
ery for many sears lo h s unon-
nivate practice, ho is convinced
is apeofio In the dlsaa-is men
tioned. ^)«i i g this in rve’ous cure shall
benefit, not only those with whom he comes
personally in contact, bat that all maakiau
may be embraced in hie grand plan for the
amelioration of human suffering, the doctor
throuih the World’s Dispensary Med cal
Association, earnestly and moat ootfidsntly
recommends his Golden Medical D soovery
to the public at lsr;e, assured the most
skeptical will be thoroughly convinced of
Its worth hy a trial of a single bottle.
In slubb rn,or long seated affections, and
where the b iwsls are very costive, the gen.
Am hereafter (o know
- need by beer brewers
|f beer. The new forma
ere nre to report
;o a sworn month-
Is on tho subject,
st fraud is heavy
dangerous. We
beard alarming
nful ingredients
Erne of its maunfne-
well for them now
refrain from cvi>
m Aaonlzlnis llrsili.
James White, 15, r
chief instructor in
tool, in this city, ssid
.mrter : "I broke my
pi elbow, splintering the
_ inrts. Rheumatism set
m oyed iho best physicimi,
ary tiling, but I grow worse,
ho said: “I lmvo nno more
mid if that fails nothing can
|lief, and that is Ht. Jacobs
1 this groat pain-reliovor, mid
use my arm freo from nil
illble. I lmvo nlso recoin
•omody to n number of po
every ease they have been
F il cfToctunlly cured.”
t spot in Bay man la where lie
thiiika bbimi-lf the strangest. - [Emmons,
Dr. Utiles, Brisihlyn, N, Y., was an red by
Dr. Elmore's lUifumatinr-Uotitali c of
severe rheumatism anil kidney disense of
oral years ntaniliiig after trying everything
else without benefit.
Vigor, strength nnd health, nil found In
on* bottle of Brown’e Iron Bitter*.
-Jliobbc*.
Dr. Ik nanli's Mhtli Pure consists of of Internal
wnere the b iwela ere very coetive, the gen. nlakca'^tho^skli!"white 1 s'n'T," l t * mC 'm 1 "*
tie. though certain action of the iil.covery ll '° HW . n w,,Ko t h
will be more rapid toil aatlsfect ry by sup
elementing Dr. Pieroe'a Pleasant Purgative
Pellets in smell dally doses ot one or two.
These pills (the original and only genuine
Little Liver Pills), are purely vegetable
sugar sotted, nnd very email, yet by the
peculiar process of their preparation, they
poeseas the strenath and virtue of larger
and nnpnlatebl* pills. Pieassat Purgative
Pellets will speedily remove nil ill and disa
greeable effects arising from over eating or
drinhing. nnd nro recommended ns a cathar
tic, at all times, being perfectly safe, sure,
and unattended by the gr.ping pains usually
experienced in I he use of purgatives leas
carefully prepartd. Promptly resorted to.
these little Pallets will radically care Indi-
S ation, bllUousasss, and tick-headache,
us saving tha patient fiom lingering end
serious disorders. Dr. Pieree, the President
of the World's Dispensary, and hie faculty
of twelve skilled specialists, can be consul
ted by letter or in person la anyoasaof
B chronic disease rsqnlrlag aithar medioal or
ileal treatment fra* of charge. For
ie requiring more exhaustive lnforma-
i '
i
i
requiring
ion than can b* imparted through oorres
ondouce tko doctor has written n book,
called " The People’s Common Sanaa Med
ical Adviser, in Plain Eugliah; or, Modtelno
Simplified.'’
This work alon* is a goodly harvest for an
ordinary life, and I’ampe lie author n pro
found acholltr nnd n viry remarkable men.
The book contains nine hundred end twen
ty-two paeei, illustrated with two hundred
nnd eighty-six wood on's end oolored pistes,
and makes plain es s, b, c, anatomy, physi
ology, materia medioa, practice of med sine,
hygiene, temperaments, phaycology, etc.,—
and answers in plain, eestly-to-be-nnder-
Blood terms nil questions that may arise
within their range, especially (hois ques
tions the would bo inquirer is deterred by
fear, or modesty, from asking the family or
other physielnn. That all may be enabled
to acquaint themselves with matter ao vital
to health, hspplassa and sneooss, the price
of this great work hse boon fixed xt one
dollar end fifty cents, pest paid by mail to
any address, while smaller and fur Inferior
books, purporting to oover the some ground,
have sold at five dollara a copy. It belag
th* aim of tho proprietor* of the Common
Sense Medioal Adviser to reach not only
tho effluent, but those in moderate, nnd
tven in straightened, circumstances, the
piles of tho work pieces it within thn reach
of elk
Edison and the Editor.
1 'Edison used lo work the othor end
of tho oirouit with mo," snyn n telegraph
o|Hirator, "and I know him when ho wan
in Memphis some thirteen or fourteen
.yours ngo. He always looked ratty, and
never siient his money on clothes, hut
the reason was that ho was always tin
kcriug with some now contrivance or
other, hail spent his money in paying
for material to work out his inventions.
press in Memphis. He
’’ey make ’em, and his
.telegraph editor a bit
' a way while waiting
"S ennoatures, illns-
rors of nows he was
iiEg them along in the
OVihe-scnt into the press
B ..o papers up (hero, 1
it, and'it opened on
\doal to do with his
■Manager. Edison
to print hie
l^raphto news
iwn amuse-
. >ston, with
1 ° i the mid
a k
them
1 you to keep
said the man
am 1
ue . Edison; ‘but I’ve put
JJ- into them that will make
lUemselves in order.’ From
that day his fortune was made. ”
"now ween did yon pay for yonr new
dress?” asked Mrs. Smith. "Eight
cents o yard; they asked ten cents. '
"Why,” said Mrs. Smith, “it is just like
mine, isn’t it? But I did better than
you. They naked me eigiiteen cents
and I got it for twelve cents, I got off
Bjope than you."
IIosTSVtLLa, Ala.-Dr. J. C. Hpotawoo
rays i "I highly recommend Brown’e froi.
Bitters for dyspepsia, rheumatism and gen
era! debility.”
More Popular Than Ever!
the recent improvements made in the
tthus
GREAT
REI
POR PAIN.
Rheumatism, C Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Backeche, HeadaUhs, toothache,
noroTiir„i.i.st»«-iiiH««.niM-i%i"s.J* *■<•••«•.
Hurl**. ScisIH.. trust Hllf*.
tan *i.i, oTiisn a mas ,
Bull t.J DiullUU so7sni'us |r ■'^’ C “ UU “ “' >U *'
tub oirtlthnS a. vawnt.BR op-
u. „ A. VuOBLBK S CD.I tallies™, X*., I. S. »
hosiers
Inquisitive |-cep]i 1 nn- tin- fminrls nf confer-
Iitlotii tlicy fin nut lake nli.vtliinq fur their
own use but merely pnvu It to nliotlu-r. Steele
JAMMCO. Tnnn -Rsv. D. F. Mealy says;
"Brown’s Iron Bitters relieved me of indi.
failed ” n ®^oum«M after phjriiiaians
Rs’iihc HhincM with u double liwtro wlic-n it is
t in iiiiniiliy. An able nml vot liunihle man
Ih a j.iwol Wfirtli a ldngdom.—[iVnn.
Thr tuntlnchi'
toamlinp,
V '"‘‘“'I mm, it ini nunmit it.
contaiiiH nu jMiiuonuua dnigs. *1 at druggistu.
A man imu no moro right to uay an uncivil
tiling than to set one; nn innro right to snv n
rude tiling to enotlio, than to knock him down
—[Johnston,
/(iriic in my earn tea* mw of long
/ ito p/ymr-o, T. il. lnor, ftoramti
MinUtcr of tin- (loHpel, IahHo, Ohio. 60 cents
Tlic w°r«t of nil ktiavcn hit hit* thono whn
ml into thi'ii* fortner hohe*ty.tLftVtttcf.
Ladieh* cliildrcn’M hootn \ hIiocr cannot run
over if Lyon'H l*atont lied Httfl’ciicrH ai‘o iihcmI.
Rodety is tho ntmoHiihcrc nf rouIh; and wc
certainly Imbibe from it Mdiriethiil*4 ^liioh can
lthct' lie infectious or healthful. — (Hall.
fover and
a^iio di.strictM, in
ironical and other
rc’Kioin viHitcd by
cptbcnilcA. and in-
do d in uli lfH'Ali-
ticH whero thccon-
flitinnn am unfnvurih
•••'filt11, thin f»-
— ADDS MUCH TO THE —
Maty Exttkl (salts
— OF Til 18-
Htoi
ii«h. while tut n
r iiHliwMtinn,
6|fffR s
JitmI ('•iiiipIaintM, it is
Without n nml.
For Halo hv all
drtiKKiHtH and deal*
■era tfcncraly.
S25 REWARD.
i will nay Uih above r»*wiml for any c»nr of
rnatiMii or NoiirsTlt.'l>t v..
•v.j • •<•« of l)it>lithi>riH or Croup iiiMuntl v.
aihI N«vy I,lultncnt will rpllovu pain ahtl nt
uniiiitural irrowth <'f bonn and
of UhrD
.11 rulifvt
The A tin:
NVai.oott, tho ifontlcmnn who nto thirty
brace of qtinila in thirty dnya, wna relieved
from nny diHngrcenhlo t-t >nmoh trouhleH by
unim* Gahthink, nnd took nothing cIbo dur
ing tho task. Bold hy drugging ^
If ft mnn bun a right to ho ht'otul
anything it In of a good action done
«h it ought to he, without any )>aBe Interest
bilking at the i>ottoin of it.—[Sterne.
Thk hick, or !thoso having any troublo with
their eyes or kaiih, am udvised to write to Dr.
J. P. (Iii.iikut, IaVoiih, Wayno Co., N. Y. (
for hiH hook, .! Phyaicinu'* (lift. Hcnt free,
Full of iui|H)rtant information.
Never hold anyone hy the button, or the
hand, in ortler to be heard out: for if peojiin
are unwilling to hear you, you hail better hold
your tongue than thutu. -[ChoMtcrlluld.
A lady pa>’h:
after outing, n Itildo poonfut) of Gahthink
given me almost instant relief.” DruggistH.
Tho man wty> ihreale^H tho world iw alwnva
ridietilotiH; for tho world canenHily go on with
out hint, and in a abort time, will cease to minx
im.- Johhston.
A baldheadcd man, who has heard that tho
haira of a man's bend are nundrored, wanta to
know if there ia not aome place where ho can
obtain the back numbers. Carbolino will sup
ply the demamb
People Hcldom improve when they have no
other model hut (WiuhcIveh to copy artcr.—
Mbnsrman’s pentonised beet tonic, the
only preparation of beef oontainlog its en
tire nutritious properties. It contains blood
making, force generating and life*>sustain«
ing properties; invaluable for indigestion,
dyspepsia, nervt us prostration, and all
forma of general drbility; a’so, in all enfee
bled condit ons, whether the result of ez»
hanstion, neivous prostration, overwork or
fttute diseases, particularly if resulting from
pulmonary eonis UinU, Caswell, Dasani A
Co., Proprietors, N. Y, Bold hy druggists.
Over thk Bar.—In n Massachusetts
liquor trial tho Court snid tlmt if a drug
gist delivered liquor over a counter in a
public place to those who call for it, then
lie kept a public bar.
The Oldest Druggist.
Being one of the oldest drugging in this
city (although having retired from business),
I wish to eay a good word about Hunts
Remedy. A number of years ago I was
troubled with ray kidneys. Tho idea of a
druggist, however, resorting to tho use of a
•'patent medicine” was a little humiliating,
but when I came to consider how many peo
ple had been benefited bv the use of Hunt’s
Remedy, I unhesitatingly began using it; and
after having fully tested its virtues 1 can Bay,
as many of my customers have said to mo,
“ It is the best medicine for kidney and liver
complaint ever compounded.”
I have yet to learn of a single instance
where it has failed to benefit and give satis
faction, in fact it is the best I ever sold.
I would say to all who are troubled with
kidney and liver complaint, give Hunt’s
Remedy a trial aud you will sav os I do, it is
the best known remedy, and the best is tho
cheapest every time. Yours truly,
, Edward Allen.
Hartford, Conn., Mny 19,1883.
Mr. James Cheney, with J. W. Goodmnn,
billiard table manufacturer, of Athol, Mass.,
writes, Mav 23, 1883, as follows: “I havo
been troubled for a number of years with
kidney disease, with sevore pains in my buck
and sides, nnd could get no relief until I used
Hunt's Remedy, which was recommended by
our druggist, Ward, of this place, who stated
to me that many wonderful cures had boon
made in this vicinity by tho use of Hunt's
Remedy. People who have suffered for ye irs
with kidney disease, inflammation of tho
bladder, and accompanying troubles, had
been permanently cured by this great medi
cine. I purchased a bottle of Hunt’s Remedy
and found that it helped mo from the first
dose, and two bottles removed all tho pain in
my back, and I consider myself cured, and
cheerfully recommend it to my friends as a
medicine that will do all that is claimed for it,
Jwimt. I’rlro. Ii
bottle,
failure. ARMY AN
bash Avt’., CtilraKo.
Will nUuiHl ill- monn.v (or
l» NAVY LINIMENT (’().. fil W»
FtifHolu by si) ilriik'KlHtNKeuorall)
Itflnnnhr CoMun Press.
OPIUM HABIT
Cured Painlessly.
Th« Mffldtma* m>I<) tor atuAil m-uito »»*<>»♦• t no com.
■ •m pot. |tlid* Ail • Mot t *#*»fcod by BiH s. «l
’ton.” Fur full pMrtituUra Uiv INtcovcre*
DR. S. B. COLLINS La P«rt', Ino
rjx R.p.ilihfi qatekOBt, ptoMantoat,
sza, Miri tt nml bMt remmly lor kidney,
yV llrur, fDugiaeb, bUdil«r nnd blood
, find only rv.nl
dinouvored fuf nouto and ihronic
rhnumntifiai. ffoni, Inmb/iRo, tuint-
_ lea, ■HumlclT, Ste. Hub nut I h-p *
.right's dli^nM Ana dyiiMpnln In S wt»«kA—nil
fmuiB of rliMiraatio disorders ill 1 U) wo«k|—ntliiirofl
nil immnit.ry ia I dny. (Jit r«f«r to hlndridioi r«lm
I !• pnonlo ciirod who had triad ia vnia evorythiOi: Aid*.
I’nr-ly Tuitanie, bnrmlMS, and aioo to 1riak, Auk vo ir
driiBu At to ««:t it; if b# dooliu«a aoad to aa for it—lalj
not fifuK dIb?, . Kjwort, Adams A Oo., H)6 William at*, N. Y
IRON WORKS.
D. A. MI'lxANK* tMaongW.
P. 0 Bf! 1690 New Orleans, La
Manufacturer* of Ravnolda’ Oolabiw
4 Platform fXtTTON PIthHHMt
MU la, "and
’boat Work. UnildlM
tod Platform fX
Staam, Hand A ll<
Kncinaa, Hoicar
rr.tmt t’reid.fuboi
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For phamphiota. proof* and torma
addraa* in eonfidenoo, with So. ttaoi*
VrsC.^BEUAMV, M. D.. 7>* EboaD Inm
LOVELY
COMPLEXIONS
POSSIBLE TOALL.
AVhntNntnredMiiestoniany
Art secures to all. Hagan’s
Magnolia Halm dispels every
blemish, overcomes Redness,
Freckles, Sallowness, Rough
ness, Tan, Eruptions and
lilotches, and removes all evi
dences of heat and excite
ment. Tho Magnolia Halm
imparts the most delicate and
natural complexional tints—
no detection Doing possible to
the closest observation.
Under these circumstances
a fauity Complexion is little
short of a crime. Magnolia
Halm sold everywhere. Costs
only 75 cents, with fall di
rections.
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HOMeOeofthefisjetjeeterlal^adlXaU.
It ilowi set U«t Pet of Order, eafl tfiat le
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It is the Self-Threading Machine ee
much advertised, land so highly re
commended.
It ie the great SELF THRBADINO SHUTTLE
MACHINE to much tdvcrtiead.
It i. the great 8ELF-SETTING NEEDLE MA.
CHINE to much adverttecd.
It I. the DURABLE, SIMPLE and LIGHT-
RUNNING MACHINE >o much advirtiicd.
It Is tho NEW AMERICAN
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thst wo arc n w Advertising, that people m»y know
or tho Greatest Sewing Machine in the World,
and will buy no other until they have tried the New
American.
If wo should have no Agent in your piece, please roquost the MERCHANT
you deal with to ordor one for you. Bold on easy terms. Bend for Circular.
Agent* will do well to eeaur* th* agency for these celebrated Sewing Mnohlnoo, and
cun do so by applying by letter to ue. W* want Agent* In all unooouplod territory.
( -A-gente
I Waated.
^.grezits I
Wanted. (
-Address-
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W A CAMP, Mnnhger, Atlanta, Ga., or RAWLS, BROS. & CO., Local
Agentt, Dallas, (Is.
Thirteen Years In Active Service,
The timo enlisted for has not yet expired. Honorablo competition never
hurts in Lite wsr that ia notv being waged by merchants one against another.
I desire to call the attention of my old patrons aa well as tho public in
general that I -
Can And Will Sell
Goods as cheap os any mnn who purports to be doing nn honorablo buti-
iioss- -that is
DOING AN HONORABME BUSINESS,
Otherwise I have nothing to Bay. My name is the style of tho oldest busi
ness house in Dallas nnd I lmvo been a constnnt resident of this county for
thirty-nino years. The people know me and my record ns a business man is
generally known. Therefore come to me with "SPOT CASH" and you will
lie delighted with the result. I keep family groceries including Coflee, Meat,
Ten, Sugars, Flour, Rice, etc. I keep canned goods including canned iisli mack
erel Oysters, Sardines, etc. l’ickels, plain and mixed, Powder, tlmt and caps,
matches and tobacco snuff, nnd cigars. Patent and standard medicines.
A fine nnd well selected stock of Crockery from C vxon & Co. of Clinton St.
Potterie?, Linton N J. a supply ot tin from the Atlanta Stove and Tin House*
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, I MAKE A SPECIALITY
In notions such as hosiery, suspenders, corsets, spool cotton, collorelling’
scarfs, etc., etc, 1 nm complete. My dry goods nre from the old and well es
tablished house ol John Silvey & Co. I also keck saddles, leather nnd shoe
findings and a thousand things too tedious to incnt'on. Como to see me nnd
if you don’t see wlmt you want ask for it, and when you come just say yen want
ionic goods for spot cash and you will he surjirised as well as delighted with
iho bargains you will certainly recicve. I dety competition and in prices will
rhow up with any one. Try me.
Your Humble Servant,
F. M. GANN.
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—FOR SALE RY—
CUNNALLY & CHRISTIAN,
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I) ALL AS, - . - GEORGIA
r. d. McGregor,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
DALLAS, GA.
[Office in the Court House.]
I give my entire attention to the
practice of law. Promptness is my
iimllo. CuPecting a specialty.
July 5 tf.
I. W. ROBERTS & SON,
All styles Moulding, Brackets and
Balusters made to order.
We are are dealers in all styles of
\Vood Burial Cases and Caskets Robe?,
Linings and Uutertakers’ Ilirdwaro,
which we will furnish at all hours, day
or night, promptly.
N W Roberts & Sen,
DALLAS, GA.
DR. J. M. HARRISON,
Practicing Physician.
DALLAS, GA.
[Office with Dr Robertson]
Tenders his professional sei vices to
tho citizens of Dallas and surrounding
country. july 12 ly
Dr. V/m. C. Connally,
Plt.VCriCHiU PHYSICIAN.
In all departments of medicine and sur
gery. Amply supplied with alt neees-
eary means aod appliances for the relief
and cure of suffering humanity.
Office at the Dallas drug store, fieri,
deuce opposite Christina Hotel. Al
ways ready for duty. jai,2,ft£