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THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY. Vpom a Rnklect off Vital Utemt Eff- (Mflnf the Welfare off All* The following remarkAble letter from one of the loading and best known scientific writers of the proeent day is specially signifi cant, and should bo of unusual value to all readers who desire to keep paco with the march of modern discoveries and events: “ A general demand for reformation is one of the most distinctive characteristics of the nineteenth century. The common people, at well as the more enlightened and refined, cry out with no uncertain voice to be emancipa ted f r m the slavery of conservatism and su perstition which has hold the masses in gross ignorance during a large portion of the world's history, and iu the time of the 'Dark Ages 1 camo near obliterating the lost glim mer of truth. Dogmatic assertions and blind empiricism are losing caste among all (unsses of all countries. People are beginning to think for them selves, and to regard authority much less than argument. Men and women are no longer willing that a few individuals should dictate to them what must bo their senti ments and opinions. They claim tho right to solve for thomsolves tho groat questions of tho day, and demand that the general good of humanity shall bo rospoctea. As tho re sult of this general awakening wo see, on every hand, unmistakable evidences of refor matory action. People who, a few years ago, ondured suffering tho most intense in tho namo of duty, now realize the utter fool ishness of such a course. Mon who wore under tho Ixindago of bigoted ad visors allowod thoir health to deitart; suffered their constitutions to become undorminod and finally died ns martyrs to a false system of t reatment. There are millions of people filling untimely gravos who might havo lived to a green old ago had their original troubles been takon in timo or properly troatod. Thoro are thousands of pcoplo to-day thoughtlessly enduring the first symptoms of somo serious malady and without the slightest realization of the danger that is before thorn. They havo occasional headaches; a lack of appetite ono day and a ravenous ono tho noxt, or an unaccountable feeling of weariness, sometimes accompanied bv nausea, and attribute all theso troubles to tho old idea of a slight cold or malaria. It is high time that pooplo awoko to a knowledge of tfio seriousness of theso matters and emancipated thomsolves from tho professional bigotry which controls thorn. When this is done and when all olamas of physicians become liberal enough to exclude all dogmas, havo that it is thoir duty to cure disease as quickly, and as safoly os possible; to maintain no other iwsi- tion than that of truth honestly ascertained, and to indorse and recommend any remedy that has be n found U9ofuI, no matter what its origin, thero will he no more nuarroling among tho doctors, whilo there will bo great rejoicing throughout tho world.” “ I am well awaro of the censure that will lie meted out to mo for writing this lottcr. but 1 feel that I cannot l>e true to my honest convictions unless I extend a helping lmnd and indorso all that I know to ho good The extended publications for tho past fow years, and graphic descriptions of difforontdisoasos of tlio kidneys and liver havo awnkenod tho medical prof ession to tho fact that theso dis eases are greatly increasing. Tho treatment of tho doctors lias been largely experimental, mul many of thoir patients liave died wliilo they were casting about for a romedy to cure them." “It is now ovor two years since my atten tion was first called to tho use of a most won derful preparation in tho treatment of Bright's disease of tho kidneys. Patients hail frequently asked mo about tho romedy, and I had hoard of remarkable cures effoclcd by it, but like many others 1 hesitated to recom mend its use. A personal friend of mino had been iu poor health for somo time, and his application for insurance on his life hod been rojcctod on account of Bright’s disease. (Jhomtcal and microscopical ex amination of liii urino revealed the presence of largo quantities of albumen and granular tube casts, which confirmed tho correctness of tho diagnosis. After trying all.tho usual romedies,! directed him to use this preparation and was greatly tmrpriuod to ohsorvo a decided inprovemont within a month, and within four months no tubo casks could ho discovered. At that timo tl\oro was present only a trace of albumen, mid ho felt, as he expressed it, ‘perfectly well,’ and all through tho influence of Warner’s Safe Cure, tho romody ho usod.” After this I prescribed this modicino in full doses in b >th a JUfco and chronic nephri tis* (Bright’s disease) and with the most sat is- fa torv results. My observations were neither small in number nor Lustily mado. They ex tended ovor several months and embraced n large number of cases which have provod so satisfactory to my mind, that 1 w ould ear nestly urge upon my professional brethren tho importance of giving a fair and patient trial to \\ amor’s Safe Cure. In a large class of ailments where the blood Is obviously iu an unhealthy state, osjucially whoro glun.lu- lar engorgements anil Inflammatory eruptions exist, indeed in many of thoro forms of chronic in lisitosition in which there Is no evidence of organic mischief, but whore the general lionilh is depleted, the fane sallow, tho urine colorod, constituting the condition in u liicli the patient is tmid to lie * bilious,’ tho advantage gained by tho use of this remedy is remarkable, in Heights disease it seems to act as a solvent of albumen; to soothe anil heal the inflamed membranes; to wa-h out the epitholial delirls which blocks up tho tub* nil uriniferi, iui I to prevent a dostiuctivo metamorphosis of tissue.” " Belonging as X do to a branch of tho pro fession that noltevoH that no ono Bcliool of medicine knows nil tho truth regarding tho l real mont of disease, and Icing independent enough to select any remedy that will ruliovo my iwtients, without reference to the source from whence it comes, 1 mil glad to acknowl edge and commend the merits of this remedy thus frankly. Respectfully ynurs, It. A. GUNN, M. D. IJean and Professor of Surgery, United States ModicaJ College of New York; editor of Medical Tribune; Author of Gunn’s New and Improved Hand-ltook of llygieno and Domestic tyedicino, etc., etc. A Double Ship, To build a ship so tlmt in case of ncoi- dont to tho bow tho stern half can bo in stantaneously separated from it, nud can oontinue tho voyage securely and easily on its own account, is tlio latest contri bution to tlio li«t of safeguards against tlio dangers of tlio sea. Tho idea is Tlmt of a German inventor, and is set forth with somo detail in tlio Hamburg Courier, which sees no reason why it should not bo entirely feasible. It would require many departures from tho pres ent moilo of building vessels, as well as from their internal arrangement and equipment; but tlio inventor asserts Unit, as a whole, a vessel so oonstruolcd could bo fully as seaworthy mul swift as any built on the present plan, and would lie twice as secure against disaster. ACVEllHELV. Somo time ago Goo. Alcohol Kelly, ot Halifax, N. S., mado an application for membership in tlio Lime-Kiln Club, but ns no uotieo was taken of tho applica tion hu writes; “While I notice that Sir Isaac Walpole has often passed tho bean-box, I regret that my name has not appeared ns duly elected. Why ?" Til ■ President d sired to explain tlmt the. petition had been duly received, but to within a week past no answers could be hnd to"various letters written to citizens ol Halifax regarding the moral charac ter of tho applicant. Tho committee han at length ascertained that ho was tho man who invented circus lemonade, and they had decided to report adversely on his petition. llsppjr Oner Harp. St, Lotus, Mo.—A Chronicle reporter wi« * 1<1 by Mr. Alfred J. Papin, of this 01 tv, that his nephew had the moBt obsti nate rose of inflammatory rheumatism "'Inch bullied ail kinds of treatment until St Jacobs Oil, the great pain-conqueror was usod. It enro l tho young man, and he recommends it ns tho greatest euro for pains in the world. The greater tlio fear, the more Hiililimo is that courage which ran stand firm in its ore*. lint° u “ Hhrinkln * | y pursuo tlio path of An enrlrher of the blood and pnriBer of the system; enres lnssitade end l.cx of an. ergy; such is Rrown’i Iron Hitters. Wo often find a thousand excellent cxcum* for our gravest faults, hut if anyono wrongs us in tin) least, tho offence is unpardonable. Kkyhkh, W. \ITI)7TWTdT Ewin say.: Many esteem Brown’a Iron Bitters an ex. oelleut tonic.” Many arc ambitions of saying grand things— that is of luting grandiloquent. Eloquence is speaking out, a quality fow esteem and fewer aim at it iRRnKl.l, COUNTY, N. C. The Ex.Hheriff, »i ; W F. iVi»,i„j, : "Brown’. Iron Bitter* ha. ropro ved my digeation and g.n- oral health. Tlio men in every community who Inbor most cincorcly for the good of tho pcoplo are tlio most independent in their own convictions and principles. The solvent properties of enidn oil are so wt 11 established tlmt it is unneceessnry to quote ex amples. Carlsiline is mudo from crudn oil devoid of smell, and is guaranteed to remove scurf and dandruff. A larger, doeper sympathy and eompassion with those who are weak, erring and sinful, is the best safeguard wo havo nguinst contamina ting influences. Mr. J. E. Harvey, 140 Hridgo Ht.. Brooklyn, siivs: “I havo no more dread of inllamntory rheumatism since Dr. Elmore’s Itheumatlno- (hmtalino brought mo out of tho rerriblo con dition I was in last year.” Wlicrovor wo find a man or woman with en- pueity, enthusiasm ami energetic industry, tie re we tlmt a valuable character, ami may expect valuable results. “7'Vfv Dr.'s ; ho cud of mtsliriuc; uo relief. U>\ Henson's Skin Cure has drinrn away all •'ruptinn* and I'm nearly well."—Ida C. Young, 11miiltoii, Ill. Druggists keep it. £1. Doing good is tlio only certainly happy ac tion of a man’s life.—[Sidney. “ Dr. Benson’s Colory and Chamomile Pilb ero worth thoir weight, in guild in nervous and pick hondaciiG.”—Dr. II. H. Bchlichtor, of Baltimore. 'Hie censure of thoso that are opposite to us iH tin 1 nicest commendation that can ho given us.—[St. Kvremond. Lawks’ »V children’s hoots A shoes cannot run ovor if Lyon s Patent Heel Btiffoncrs are used As they, who fororor slight infirmity, take physic to repair thoir health, do ‘ rather impair it; so they who, for ovory trifle, are a- ger to vindicato their character, do rather weak en it,—[Burke. For dyspepsia, Indigestion, depression ot spirits and genua) debility, in thoir vsrioii forms; r Uo as a pi even live nganst fever and ague and other intermittent lovers, the 'Fer ro -Phosphorate I Elixir of C«W.va ” madt hy Csuwell, 11 z.ir * A Co , NMv Yoik, and >old by all Diii.gUts, is the t cst tonic; nrnt for patients recovering fr. m lover uud othei .lokuess, it has no equal. A tender oouhoJoii o in an Inestimable bless ing, that iH, u conscience not only quick to discern want is evil hut instantly to shun it, as the eyelid closes itself against a mote.—[T Adams. Obliged to Leave Work. Bond tho evidouco of n worthy mochnnio uho was obliged to lenvo work, who has boon cured, and is now tiblo to iifiiin attend to his labors and support his family. Mr. Henry williams was recently spoken to about hiH genoml health. He replied by making a general statement, which is in sub stance as follows: I was formerly employed in tlio sewing machino works nt East Bridge port, Oonn., until 1 was takon sick and obliged to leave work. After a couple of months of hnrd battle I am about well and ready to rotum. I feel impelled, from n sonso of duty, to make known my ooso, with tho hopo that it will ho made kuown to every suffering innn nud woman with diseased kidneys, that thoro is a modicino called Haut's Remedy capable, ns 1 heliovo, of curing any case of tlio most extremo form, and when no other relief can ho obtained. I will give you some of tho details of my case, observing nt tho same timo that language could hardly dcsoribo my sufferings. About two months ago I caught a heavy cold which settled iu my kidueys, and tiio pains iu the small of my back wore some thing fearful. I was uuablo to work, and sufferod tho most when walking or stunding for any length of timo; hnd two doctors, hut rocoivod no bonoilt from oithor. I had u natural antipathy against patent medicinos, hut I toll you tlmt is all gone. I saw Hunt’s Remedy advertised, sont nud got a bottle, and with tlio first dose I began to get woll. 1 continued tho use of it, and am now around ns you soo me, and am perfectly well, and am about to go to work. I consider it the greatest modicino for kidney complaints over yot discovered. If my statement will ho of eervioe you aro at liberty to use my name. It is very often moro noocssarv to conceal contempt than resentment, tlio former being never forgiven, hut the lutter sometimes forgot, --[Chesterfield. S25 REWARD. Wo will pay tho above reward for any case of Rhow matism or Neuralgia wo cannot cure. It will relieve any rase of Diphtheria or Croup Instantly. The Arms and Navy Liniment will relieve pain and soreneMatM remove any uunatural growth of oono and nmacle oa man or beast. Price, largo bottle, one dollar: small bottle, fifty rents. Will refund tlio money for any failure. AllMY AND NAVY LINIMENT CO..81 W* bash ave., Chicago. For sale by all druggists generally. The Best Si t'd# are the Cheapest. HINNICUTl’S PROLIFIC OATS Arc tlu> host for the following reasons : 1. One budiel ot se dmakesa bountiful stand on au-f land. 2. Th y t-tand oold and do not pot winter-killed. • They tire absolutely 1C iiM-pmoi, i!" They do well hown Serin or Kali—beat in October. 8. They frequently weigh 40 to 41 pounds per bualiel. thro-bed ..nt 6oo huttlieli fail to m tke a crop, -razing well. f thin land I c t 800 dozen, which IWx-nllor ■I.I..I.) .L 11. IIINNHTTT, Turin. 1 u.vrin County, jin., at •l.niiwrbtuh.r. K~MFT OY MEN TesH? iSS Newark, N. J. Terms only $40. Write for circulars. OPIlIRfl an ? WIII*KY II Alt ITS ot.reo ® ^ I** at home wit bout v»*>n. llook of tt\r .tularaae.it free. B. M. Wooi.LhV, M.D., Atlanta. La ANTED \t; NTS i\every TOWN for the \V MOI.LER C IGAN. If you non i you a $llo.COOrgan for $49.Ui „ This Iiih sub bast and coupler, two knee swell-. «• Address MOLLER ORt; '"Xs T (:o!“ Ilagcnttown, Mil. -TTr ANTED -LADIES TO TAKE OUR NEW Fancy V> work at tl.eir homos, in city orcountr* . and earn go 1.. SIZ |H-rwM«. niaki K Kood. f,.r o(irF»ll»nd Winter trade. Send 1.ic. for ^tnple and parti u are. HUDSON MFC. t’O., 20d fSixih Avenue.N.V for. r»Aiiv. CURES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, - Lumbago, Backache. Headache, Toothache. More <-HIm««, Sprit In*. Ilruli.es, lliirn*. Nrnlila. iVwni lilies, AM) ALL OTIlKIt IIODII.Y P/.IXS AM) ItllKH. Sol«l by l>ruzfi*i* mel Dealer* rverywhere. Fifty UlUUt bottls. Ill ration* In II I .•ngiiMgrs. THE t lhlll.KM A. VOUKM-'.ll ('(». tHu***((jri to A. VOUSLKllACO I lUltlnore, VI«»., I*. B. A. Ull^l ffu ■ mul in ■IV ttlKHATtl clirniiic. ennstipa- W . W tlen m d other ntmti. painhil ill tills statulard etalile invigornnt is confessedly tin equaled. For sale by nil druggists and deal ors generally. SHOE HASH Cured Pahalscaly. n.s Mvdlciah told «noa I oi-rg.~ -V,.. "U’ljimoilini! til .»tai iwt-id , , n „. J: ■ s" V enu'r.’ tWo-CJT. Alt OPTICAL WONDER ^ A NEW. orrtM il. I'henplimtcrn, foi v. v l! h ..'.I ‘it! |' It! r'l I' M unit AY llll.l. I’lll. (!»»., Ih.'; v . N. Y . t ty. ^ . Don’t buy until von find out the new Improve- monta. bend for Illustrated Cnt/iloguo. J.P. STEVENS WATCH CO., Atlanta, '3-a. S IC. (•, Is the qnickvet. plea»sim»si rur. ui ami best romedy lor lod liver, si m.toll, i.ladttsr and Olocl dlH.taMih, and only real c» alive dlsoovervil f..r aonU aud ukrouu i rluuimat^m. gout, bunb.igo. eoia» iea. noiir.tlgln, «lo. Mascn o.l h..p» Is ih esren llrigl.t a (II -*• *- •• — -• Lay the Axe to the Root If yon would destroy the can kering worm. For nny exter nal pain, sore, wound or lame- ness of man or beast, use only MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI MENT. It penetrates all mus cle and flesh to the very bone, Expelling all inflammation, Joreness and pain, nnd healing the diseased part as no other -Liniment ever did or can. So saitli tlio experience of two .generations of sufferers, nnd *o will you say when you have tried tho “ Mustang.” M djrsusi m 3 U. i: i 1 d .y. Cos refer to ht ■I who hud Lriafl is (,nn ... ., , harmloss, and nmn to lrlsk. k y» • for it TO BFECUI.ATOItS! R. UNDBLOM « CO., N] 0. MILLER t CO, 6 A 7 (Ihambar of u Broadwaa. Ojimi.ioroH, (Jhlrago. • Now York. GIIAIN ft PROVISION BROKERS, M-tuborvuf all promlnont I’todnoo Ezcbangna in Now York. Chlosgit, St. Isouis and Milwaukee. ” M unyo (molnslvo priv«U» tolegraph who between Old- oni'n and Now York. Wi.l moouto orilnra on ourjudg- nu-.il wren requested. Head for circulars containing particulars. ROUT. LINDIiLUM A UO.. Ubiuoqo. nanv kto tl»xj mv _ IROW WORKS. D. A. 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Soilin'* Philosophic UnlouUtor, tho great , Ar.thnuithml W..rit „f • • - • Pr ••tire of Rook l lished, are f-.rsnl . f !u (’’ollege ilHco. \ ' WTVTTOJMilXj SURC1..AL iMiTITUTE |y?! An fj LAG ! A, CEORCIA. For the scientific treatment and correotlai of Dofonnitios of tlie human body. All appb inces mado to order nnd under tho direction 01 competent nr.d ixporionced Surgeons. Piles Fistula. Female Diseasea, Private Diseases. Ce tarrh, Rupture nnd Paralysis, treated ty ap proved methods. C^Scnd statement and rt c /iv special vv'u. K. H. BOLAND, Sec’y. Now Illustrated Catalogue, (40 pp. 4to) for season of 1888-4, including many now styles; best assortment of tho best and most attractive organs we linvo ever of fered,and at lowest prices,tn $1100,far cash, cosy payments or rented. Sent free. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO GO. Uo.,.n, IM Tjgggt ff^NewYork; « M „,b IDUDLEYI CjOLFMAN SiBiR OTHER MACH I NERV'l N|E ; WiO!RjLiE ANS I'ANUE A'CTURf’ S|T[EiA:M|E;N G l( N E E CiOjT T 0 N|P R E S S E Sl yV.-A TlEiR EjL E V A TORS SH.AET. I NGPUL LEY S. _ 110]NLCL6jLLU M,N S HOUSE. FlRlONT.SiAlKDCA.S TINGS P9TW]D]RiV;i!S!0jN'ERAT( r S;j:REETFXTEND! NG 1R|o|m!m!a;g;niol I ato CljALRiAlSriiRlE E T I N n1Eiw[o1r!lIe;a!N!Sla MlAj I jNiOlElF/1 ’C E & " 5lA[L|E|SlD!E P'O’T J'WfeNT'YAND Ei I G'H'iEEN UiN I 0 N S T TOR GET DTKk’8 SKARD KI.IXIB g S3fS!?t6S£j l.T l t“’- u - Forty-tv Battle of the Books. 600,000 Vo1rm68, the choicost lilerr.ttiivLof tho world. 100-Pa^e Catalogaa free. Lowest prices ever known. NOT sold by dealers. Sent for examinatio* BEFORE payment on evidence of good faith. JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher, 18 Yesey Street, New York. P. O. Box 1227. WOMAN AND THE BABY. What a puzzle the little child is in the domestic economy! ' How the mother gives of her own life and strength to support the life of her blessed little youngster! How the child kicks, and laughs, and crows s How the child grows, and is heavier and heavier every aay. And yet she lifts him, and tosses him, and plays with him, and takes care of him by day and by night. Is it any wonder the mother breaks down? Her back aches. Her stomach fails her. Her liver is bad. Her blood is thin, and she says she feels poorly. Yes, yes, poorly—very poorly. Give mother a bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters. She needs the iron in her blood, which that will put there. She must have strength, or she will be a confirmed old invalid. Broom's Iron Bitters helps worn and weary women into new life, cheerfulness, and vigor. Tell all the mothers you know. 0 More Popular Than Ever! the recent improvements made in the •jii M .3 1 —ADDS MUCH TO THE— Maay Excellent {ulities — OF THW—' Superior Machine It is an especial favorite of the lad es tailors and others who use them, for the ninny advantages it possesses over all other sewing machines. Every White machino is warranted five years, and a written Guaranty given to each purchaser. The publ t are solicited to examine them before buying a machine, J D & T F SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 59 Broad Street II«IlratinricuiittilM|aajnille lililllUrinlijiijiliaitojKrt^ It t.-U^afta.n.-i wat.rt.l,wjtttUi It .1o«i aot U.t ».t of Urd.c, »,S th.t I. VH||Hnjwau 'TTTTTTFeTT^inSsS w^womswsdJM^ifOTjbod^ iJrUo^sriAsiUj^Miljjr, ■«?» Uni trwSta. It I* th* 8elf-Thr**dlng Machine *o muoh adv*rti**d, land *o highly re commended. It I, th. cra.t SELP-THREADINO SHUTTLE MACH1NB so much advtrtissd. It is the great SELF SETT1NQ NEEDLE MA. CHINE so much advertised. It ie the DURABLE, 8IMPLE and LIQHT- RUNNINO MACHINE so much advertised. It is the NEW AMERICAN sswzxrc ACAOSxxnc of th. GrMt.it Sewing Machine In the 1 end will buy no other until they have tried th. New American. If we should have no Agent in your place, please request the MEBCHANT you deal with to order one for you. Sold on easy terms. Bend for Circular. Agenta will do well to seoure the ageney tor these celebrated tewing Maohlnes, nnd can do no by applying by letter to ut. We wont Agants In all unoocuplad territory. ^grexvts ■XKTa.aa.teia.. Address- I -Jk.gwn.tsi I Wantsd. ICANII. II. I). & AM) 1111. W A CAMP, Manager, Atlanta, Ga., or RAWLS, BROS. & CO , Loctl Aeenis, Dallas, Ga. Thirteen Years In Active Service, The timo enlisted for hns not yet expired. Honorable coinpetilion never hurts in the wsr that is now being waged by merchants one against another. I desire to call the attention of my old patrons os well os the public in general that I Can And Will Sell Goods as cheap as any man who purport! to bo doing an l.o torable busi ness -that is DOING AN IIONORABME BUSINESS, Otherwise I have nothing-to say. My name is the style of the oldest biisi- ness house in Dallas nud I have been a constant resident of this county for thirty-nine years. The people know me and my record as a business mail is generally known. Therefore come to me with “SPOT CASH” and you will lie delighted with the result. I keep family groceries including Coffee, Meat, Tea, Sugars, Flonr, Rice, etc. I keep canned goods including canned fish mack erel Oysters. Sardines, etc. Pickels, plain and mixed, Powder, diot and cap”, matches nnd tobacco snutf, and cigars. Patent and standard medicines. A fine and well selected stock of Crockery from Caxon & Co. of Clinton St. Potteries, Linton N J. n supply of 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, colloretting, iciirfs, etc., etc, 1 am complete. My dry goods are from the old and well es- tahlished house of John Silvey & Co. I alsojteek saddles, leather and shoe hidings nnd a thousand things too tedious to mention. Como to see me and if you don’t see wliat you want ask for it, nud when you come just say yeu want mine goods for spot cash and you will be surprised as well as delighted with ihe bargains you will certainly iccieve. I de!y competition and iu prices will .how up with any one. Try me. Your Humble Servant, F. M. GANN. —FOR SALE BY— CUNNALLY & CHRISTIAN, -DKUGG1ST8- DALLAS, - - GEORGIA. c. d. mcgregor, ATTORNEY AT LAW DALLAS, GA. [Office in tho Court House.] I give my entire attention to the practice of law. Promptness is my motto. Collecting a sjiec'alty. July 5 tf. I. W, ROBERTS & SON. All styles Moulding, Brackets and Balusters made to order. We are are dealers in all styles of Wood Burial Cases and Caskets Robes, Linings and Untertakers’ Hardware, which we will furnish at all hours, day or night, promptly. N W Roberts & Son, DALLAS, GA. DR. J. M. HARRISON, Practicing Physician. DALLAS, GA. [Office with Dr Robertson] Tenders his professional services to the citizens of Dallas and surrounding country. julyl2 ly Dr. Wm. C. Connally, PRACriCINU PHYSICIAN. In all departments of medicine and sur gery. Amply supplied with all neces sary means and appliances for the relief and cure of suffering humanity. Office at the Dallas drug store. Resi. dence opposite Christian Hotel. Al ways ready for duty. jan25tf