The Paulding new era. (Dallas, Ga.) 1882-189?, September 09, 1892, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE PAULDING NEW ERA. \ VOLUME X. DALLAS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1892. NUMBER 42. pi AA HEW m-m) Who nro WKAK, NF.'tN OU-', DRHILITATK' ho in folly and ignoranc trilled away ho gor o: BODY, HIND an| MANHOOD, oa istng torriblo|drains upon the well* of life, lie: dacha, Jlta-kaobe, Dreadful Uroans.JlVtnkuess of Memory, Pimples upon the-faee. and all the oiTocts leading to early d-icuy. Consumption o Insanity, send for HOOK OK LIFE (scaled) free with p irliculars of a home cure. N Cure No Pay. DR, PARK ER, 840 N. Cherry, Nashville, Tenn. WOMEN who have Head aches, Backaches, Neural gias, Scanty. Profuso, and Painlui Monstruations Dis- ders, and I'isplacemonts of the Womb and Secual Organs, llar- reuness, lauioorrhcsa. otc., should send for WOMAN’S BOOK OF LIKE, (sealod) roe with particulars for homo cure. No Cnre No Pay. Scienlillo Qualifications Unlimited {Experience. Careful Diagno sis and Honest Ropresoi.talions {are tho secrets of our suocess. Addrcss, C. W. PARKER M. D„ 840 N. Chnrry Nashville. Tena. E! ONLY PERFECT cgtflHG FAMILY USE. Scud lol p:ilC list lo Oder i Wilson % Co., Atlanta, Ga. SUFFER WITH f DYSPEPSIA ■ WHEN rirF=rS PARKER’S DYSPEPSIA CURE IS GUARANTEED T O earn (he wont ease of IriHemUm or Dripeitnla or MUNBI BKFUNU- Kl>. i)yi|W|Mlu it that dnadfal dlteate which takes away rigor aal vitality of Manhood and Womanhood* whlelt makes the fsoe,once cheerful and bright, dull and pale. To these siBictsd ones wo olFor HKALTH* For sale by all druggists, 91.00. Samplo on application by anoloilng 10 ctnlt. Parker Chemical Co., DEFORMITIES Cross Eyes Ilalr Lip, Curvature of th pine, Club Feet, Hip Joint nlscoso, and I doformitlos of the Hands, ArimJ Logs, and Feet radically cured. DISKIGURBMENTS. . Suporlluous IIair,]Wine Marks, Molos, etc., painlessly ..ml perfectly remov id .‘•'end for valuable tmusise on the ab i\ e Address, C . W PARKER Cherry, Nashville Tenn, f-% W3 0L N DOWN men an I K llV l\ l women suiTorin from any form of CHl.ONIC DIS ^ASK, esn secure a valuable work, on their affliction (sealed) free, and lenru how they can ho cured at homo, by wiit ing Dlt. PARKER * Co. 1140 Nortli Cher ry Street, Nnahvillo. Tenn. Bettor write today, delays aro dangerous. Please tatc your trouble and bow long nfllictcd BMclclcxr.'« A.rnica Ealvs. Tim Rkht Sai.vk In the world for Cut llrulscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt liboum, Fe ver Soros, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns, ami all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay ro paired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2:> cents por box. For snlo by Connaliy A Connaliy Druggists Chairs! Chairs!! Chairs!!! GRAND UEDUCTION Chairs reduce 1 fion 99 to 75 cts. 8S to 75 “ “ *’ “ 60 to 50 “ « .1 o 6s ss .. Rockers also greatly reduced. Bed-steads from (2,15 to (7,00 JR. L. RAWLS, Furniture Dealer, DALLAS, - - GA. DU. W. II. KOBEUTSON DENTIST;- Office ovor T. J Cooper's St re Dallas, Ga. Can be found in his office the two first weeks in each month. All kind if Dental work done in the best o style. Prices reasonabe, and a. work guaranteed]; Wash yenr Ir.j, Wash your hanih, Wash your hoad, Wasli your beard. Wash babies heads, Wash out stains, Wash avay dandruff, Wash away pimples, Wash away freckles, Salary $25 to $50 aWeek Wo will pay above salary to any poo- a tent rolling our lino of goods, either t> dealers or eiimtomrra. We deal in (lrs fl.'iss goods only, and sell at lowest man ufacturcr's prices. Apply to A KARPEN A CO 12 i 0»incy - Chioaga, li' SIMPLEST AND wasnawayiecr.es, T he ««-jgflftaamSffgtt wash yourself m gg-l». MS eo-ko sESwfesfeKS-SB JELL1 Toilet Soap iSatthai, INGRAM & CO. ■ !•« aiaMAUva MT*. BALTIiafiRK. Mlh For Pore White Skin. TAKE AN AGENCY FOR DAQQETT'S till, bulls, ROASTING PAN VeeMtawerf BUT UTKNiXX. te th« ulimi. A4IMI ■«Mlta«ttiNtMM. W. A. Damarv • Co., Yloeloft*. V. J., Boat*, HUE, |«m£ Ua., ChtoM*. UU, SlMUfel Gltf • WUk, 0U1*e4s ml, QMwMM, T«G* rRIMAtl •NAY NY EL. BALDWIN & CO., 14 PARK PLACE, DETROIT, MICH. AGENTS WANTED, SAURY OR COMMISSION, SAMPLES MAILED FREE. tao HANOVER 07,, OALTIMORE, MBS #4 READS 0T., MEW YORE.; Tut QAIATIST IlfRMUTM IsfbOHNMT Of TSI AM. TK1I * GURNET PATENT REFRIGERATOR. £t*U) owvtviaX A Mothoi’a Way. Ill’ M. E HAFFOLD. LIBERTY HILL ITEMS. A lady by tho death of tier hus band was left a widow with n film - of young children. Ilor means wore exceeding limited, and it re quirod much good management and elf-denial on tier part to rear the little family in the way she desired she wished her sons and (laugh- rs to be fitted by education an l culture to maintain tho position in which her own and their fathm’i antecedunts entitled them. She toil* d early ami lato that ght both save and make for them with, naturally, little knowledge their part of tho work she was doing, and tho self-abnegation sh* was practicing, while thoy were too young to understand it, b it witli a full and thankful apprecia tion of it when they grew older. When they they grew to wn« maiihoce her two daughters in r- ied well anl happily, as thoy de served to do with tho r airing ami advantages she had given them. As they were now misstrer-o comfortable homes, tlioy be sought the mother to quit her toil and live with them in ease. But no. The education of (lie wo boys wps not yet finished, so again she planned and managed ud toiled for them, finding al -o- lute pleasure in it. At last, they too had received ill here was need she should give, ml they begin their caiccr in life. Then she went to make tier home with her daughters, ami to rest, while her grateful children *tr< by love and car • to repay her for • 1 she had done for them. It was soon evident the dear oi lady was restless and uneasy —pos itively unhappy. After many consultations amo , he children as to what there n . iho mother needed, which they lo. not given, the oldest daughter ■*« le| •utiz (I m ask 1 er. •Dearie,” she replied, folding and i folding her toil-worn ha ■<! nervously, “I’m airaid I'm not U- ing my duty. There is one for m help. There scums nothing fo ue to do f r anybody,” and In ye actiuilly filled with tears. The precious, loving moth< mart, that had never given bought to iiiielf so long as th-i was any one slm could work f. had grown to think life meant scl sacrifice, and could Jnot be {happy ‘.1 out it. Is not this “picture o! mother’s love. Wo a'o sorry to say that tho health of this community ia had at this timu, there is a great many cases of fever. REAPING THE RIGHT KIND OF SHEAVES. BY OLk'L V. WAUNFH, Mr. Milton Adair's family have about all boon down with fever, but thoy are improving somo now Mrs. Elizabeth Sinyard is very low at this time with pneumonia fovor. Mr. Tim Chamblsss’s wife is very sick, ami many others are on feeble list. Mr. fh-orgo Bullock, a son of Mr L'hos. Bullock and Miss Lula El. iott were joined together in tho ho’y state of matrimony last Sun- lay. Cotton picking will Sion bo the order of the day. Fodder pulling ia now in full bins*, The potato crop is good, Some turnip patches look fine, and lato patches are being Jpropar- od. Mr. J, It. Carter is building him now homo between Hollins’ and II. L. Harper’s. Dried fruit will perhaps be scarce this season, owing to so much fruit rotting in time of tho recent wot weather, which wo think hin cut off the cotton crop, and low bottom land corn. Little Eooic. The Family Physician- Old l)r. Uiggers, in the shape of hi.- lu< klcberry Cordial has been thr family physician of many a home all iver this country, where he has cured so many of bowel troubles and chil dren teething. GOME HOME. The Greatest Medicinal Diaeavarf of the Age. No Disease of the Blood can withstand its powerful cleans- ing qualities. OBNTLKMini: Inthopnrln* of 1»B ! •entrant#* • aovoro caeo of Blood Polion. and for moro tha* % yrnrlt etiirk to me clr*or (nitn a brother. ItM taken quantities of all lb® blood purlfloi i on »k| market, hut non® formed to do moan jr goM ui j%U i •truck W. W. C. (Wooldridge** VN ouderfulCurA KIyo bottles of till* trulr wonderful m^Iletae inado aci-napletocureor me. When 1 wnwpoed to tako W. W.U. 1 waa eorered wlth mm from kradtorooraifratofalljjJAMKaOQlX.(AM. (ili,yia,Dfak.lBk Ef«ct of a Change of Water. At this season when people are traveling for pleasure, they wondei at the disorijfrcd concdlions of the bowels. In the majority of those cases it is due to the change of water, Take Dr. Diggers’ Huckleberry Cordial Death luu invaded tho hupp homo of Ur. un-l Mas, A. I*. Griggs of Calufomia d-.tricl, and sidoete- for a victim the infant hoy chili of Mr. nr.d Mn*. Griggi, It wn only e ov-n days old. It was lui- io tsI in the family gnivoyard i 1 lobb county. Ga. “Often taket his own to himself, we too must li.. Ho who gave Inis taken away ,nd he doeih all things well.” li •ouclusion I temler my KiniU-a 4 pmp»tliic» to the bereaved parent: and friends. Ly near a lilly l>uro an-1 He lias failed from om-sullt; •lekn-s- 1 . sorrow. ; alas ran m-vur Kaucli him in that w -rid oflii<lit. And when wn shall roach tho portal • To tho land or endless years, IVo shall moot again ill gladiposi Where wo parted hero in tears (j. h. r. If r Calc by Coonally & Cu n U jpawftoMrt*** WE P AY PREIQHT If you do not keep it \Y e think you will keep it It pleases everybody. It is an honest piano. It is the WING Piano. You tnay have a preference for some other make. Still you are a reasoning creature, and open to conviction, no doubt. The question is too important to be settled without due thought Years of satisfaction or of regret come with a piano. Does it wear well,? The WING Piano does. “Look before you leap.” Whatever piano you buy, there are piano secrets you ought to know. Our free book telb them. Send a postal card for it It may help you to buy a different piano. We take itat risk. We also tell you the nearest dealer where jou caa set a WERG Piano. It is worth ioaici ti. * So is the price. OWING SON, *45 Browwejr. Her ¥•*- Adv -rtiring is only a factior in the fabric—the Keystone, perhaps; i| mustn’t bear t’..e burdens of in trinsic merit; manag- ur-nt. eluir acter—these, too. are vital to s :c 8.-s, aud you must provide then. Don’t fail to take care of Bin bad ness ami then blamj alvcrtis ng. Lo J & Thomas. Th* V ncinnt It-) nan an l Greek orators could on y speak to the number of ciiizeus capable of being assembled within the r ach of tin i: voice; now, by tho press wo can npealt to nations.—Franklin. Sallow and lend: n-’med rompl x- ons soon give place to the (ovedest pin'-mr 1 -vi ile, wh-n h-; esc ( f Ay er’s Sais -p.iulla i p fs .-t-.-d in, and cosmetics entirely abandoned. N h ing can counterfeit ihe rosy gk>v of perfect health, which ht-sses L-ost who use tl- * m- di'cin -. Now is the time when wo see tho fullno-s of tho year. Out of tho snow and sleet of "winter, jtlio treacherous, showery iluys of spring and the hot, burning days of sum mer has como tho reaping time of plenty, aud tho land now resounds to the glad shout of tho “harvest home," Winter, spring and sum mer have brought tho fullnosM of autumn; toil, watchfulness and hope now give way to reaping. Will the reaping bo done in gluil* ness? That depends upon the Ic hor that has gono before. Did you ever watch tho wiy ami the work of a farmer? When th > reaping tiino comes you can toll just what ho has been doing. If the crop of grain is large, you can bo pretty sure that tun farmer not only commenced by putting good sued into ground that had boon carefully got in order, but that ho lias since tended Iris growing crop with long days of hard work and piuinuoe. That is tho only way in which ho could look for a worthy reward. Hero and there, in this harvest- home time, you can find those who have not the lie-it of returns. Somo fields that should have grown noth ing but gohlan wheat, have pro duced, with the harvest sought, bushels of worthless “cheat”—tho haiie of tho farmer's lifo. “Yes,’’ we hear sonic ono say, “that means that tho seed was not properly seronnnd in the beginning,” So, when tho crop ia scraggly and sparse, wo know that something has beon wrong with way in which ihe farnior lms done his work, or in tho time lie has given to it, “As yo sow—as ye reap.'' Other people, as woll as farmers, learn tho meaning of these words. Do you select good seed? That which you reap will be like unto it. Moro than that, oven if the crop is sin 11 th- re will be no bloinish in that which is gathered. But if tlio good habits which go to make up lifo arc crowded to give ru mi to onto evil habit, not only will tins harvest of good results be lesiaiiud, but the chances aro that tho wh- e return will bo worthless. “As you sow.” Good sued must bo planted. Wlnl over h -a l or cheat?” or tares turning to wheat? And who oan imagine a pleasant, happy, honorable life springing from evil thoughts, actions and companionship 9 Both aro alike impossible. LiKo pro-duo s l.ko, whether tho seed is planted in tho earth or in'tho natures of men ami women. If jwfe want a j 1 asing harvest? Begin ill youth to so v goo l s ied, and in after lifo take good care of tho growtti of truth and good lie's, “Lockhart, my dear,” said tho great Walter Scott, us ho ley on hi* dying bed, “bo a good midi. Nothing else will give you any comfort when you come to lie hero.” Boys and girls, these word, point tho way to a happy harvest Specimen Gates . fL II. Clifford, New oassc!, Wi wa I,led witli Niiin-algU an I ll'-rumn tl: m, liiiStomacli was disordered, liit Liver was alToctcd to an alarming deRrco, of the best and Ingll'-st success terribly j other kind of sowing pays. 1 Good thoughts, good purpose , appetite fell away, and lie io need In llesli and htren -tin bottles of Electric Bitters cured bi Edward Shepherd, Haii-'.shurg, Hl.hu 1 grand efforts -these things grow a running sore on his leg of <■ vlit \- -• s mightily throughout life, mid their standing. Used t i o unities of 1.1 ti . j . aild blessed- Bittcrs and seven boxes o lliickb ii’s ,\ r ‘ vt nica Salve, and his leg is sound and wc’l. nMa iteolf. John Speaker, c-atawba, O., had lire large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said h- wv | i > i i incurable. Otiu bottle lblc - Uie Hit Uit» ami oniiUox Liar - bu.% AmitaiSiUvi h’uiv e. IkvAy. ^ L t Cv):»raL /- *» 'Juiav&'.y - RiptW Tabulos <uro jEuudice.

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The Paulding new era. (Dallas, Ga.) 1882-189?, September 09, 1892, Image 1