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VOLUME X.
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DALLAS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER U, 1892.
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NUMBER 47
A Prize Picture Puzzle.
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ONLY PERFECT
s^nHQ tgamsn
J»Ml£aYUSE.
Fcrid' try - pi ice list id
i Atlanta, Ga.
SUFFER
WITH
DYSPEPSIA H
3WHEN t
PARKER’S DYSPEPSIA CURE
IS QUARANTEEO
T6 the tforst mm of Tnrilkbatlon
— flruN
1 rfor Dviiifpiiiaor monEl ill!:Fund*
■T.!i. -In that- ilr«iiulfui<
dlsoiiAe iTbloli taken away vigor and
vitality of Mitnn/WMl and Womanhood,
whlolk.maltrH th;> fuc«,ouoo cheerlul and
bright, dull and imle. To tho«e alllloted 1
uuea we offcyc 111'ALTII.
For aato by all drugglstii, 11.00,
Semplt on application,fcy enclosing 10 cents.
THE STEM* pf^ugnS by. Wi. proenig at tonkin*
I cannot oocoft, I, (MsrM bj tho orgclo In th*
ructnr, nnd actn an a bnrtng. • fturn li no
SSe t“n dtr! a n d anjjW^ nsuta J?C[Sdj» I jfb!
•winter, hnnltMor nnd more dlgMtlble.. P*l Ihndood
In the ronster, ploen th, woilor In a will hoalod o*on|
tho ronetnr wifi d.thn OMtdn|. It require; no it*
lontlon. Con only bo bought Iron denlen, Iht trndq
uippllod by: .
MATTHAI, INGRAM & CO,
120 HANOVER *V., RAkTIMORC, MO.
•4 READS AT., NEW (6RR.J ^
, tatw.AifATiojr.
Any or* can find th* man'a 1
Tba pictara wa» pubiobed j
(farr«—di**. We now onw a new prut competition in connection with it. A> the moJe ob^
to to inhOMCS oar medicines into new borne*, thoae who entered the former cobi^iItien ua
y < i to,co«prt.ln , ht. < y. A. to the reliability of "Tho Kurd Pill Co.nod .h. ent&fe? iTwS?S7m,
ln 2 iL *'t* 1 * MH Co.," will give an .Incut pnlr of Shetland Ponlea.
Uadir'R wiSn. . 7" ,h *’t,"* *W r * r,c '«- J”'•>«*««■</will l*>given*n.l.g.ni
Xjfl.f. “ P £ lll, T* <l«nfndA To lb. third will bo given • pnlr of
jbtrvlnokInn*. To the^I'Mrrd will |* given n handsome China Dinner
IS. ,i *° 'h£i‘^A 1,5 "Kodak Camera. To th. «>/*, .ivv aa Nlueio
SL b Ffonob Mantel Clook. To th. n*ML mi •BSunUnaSit
mMSgfsashmstmismn^
onily. To th. i^n coding tfi. ffiSKK aS^ffl. 1 gb S
trnnd.Plano, v.lood ot *500.00. To il.o , nt f£m“ cirrere?..
a* lil * ,rctmi * From theVw//, *
thj rd from the /dM/ L a first -claw Enslith Bhot-
tTIk- /w 7 L pncumauc ure. 10 l.ie Mira from the Imt. nfin
(genuine
& S lUh leather trailing Tmnk.'To tlm »',A frow |U Zo nta£ of geV.uli
Statuary, aud ornny other priow In outer of merit. ^ «enuloo trench
SPEC!Ala PRICTS FOll EACH STATE.
flawl!!o C H^ii I !n°*i > SUN Dro.a I'uttorn (sixteen yardi, nny color),
?,?*'?* Maolllno (any make dcsiiad) wilj be g-.ven to the yf^f perwn in e,
?? i! he ^nuglucr** faces. We ahall give away SOO Tain
lWide* special prue*,(if there should be so manysendhe correctnnswers.1 Noch«r» 1
j.. , ... r—*".— -~-*"»crr faces. We ahall give away 200 Tttltauble nrlsea.
packW P p^ W 4-ttefonb“rdlnTpt
ertuement In leading newspapers next month. E? trapt
w^Iihk fo assist in Introducing our medicines. Notl ingTs.t
iiyier* will be published i . _
will be given to only those who a
connection with our
given to only those who are
J^ilt , ^;„ n i W d , «ric.! , y*b h " V "’" n “ft lnlr ^" C “ i - AU
svil be sent by mail, postpaid, and prizes froo Of duty*
re they na%
^perfect satisfaction to the public. Ibe remedies
A WATCH FOB riVEBY COltRECT ANSWER.
k'nuine ‘•Fonfloa.!’ Wntrh, (stem winder,) will bsawardedtomr.
pe^onwhomnda a Current answer within yt d:'.yanf;«rth.s wlveniMtmcnt appears, in caa. they should not
S< 3 Ur ' °r. CrUev That la, If any oni^nnfindX th^i face, and
Sfc^lwSl 3 °r‘lV ym 1 frU ,™ ,b * f 1 "* edvem torn ant appears In tho newspaper, they are
mArantMd either one of the lerrdrng prlrea, or an rxtn. premium of . watch on conditions .la’.4
Nd an *J?W|' 1 tlmt d'rei riot feuinjo cents for one or Ford'. Prlle Rotnwllea.
Address THE FORD PILL CO, "27, Cor. Mfsllington A Bay Sts., Toronto, Canada.
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]hi in- fully trl i;du
,r (i i.I> il «tv j i
nor of ,U,"7s Y, j. I .i;
MANHOOK,cnu«Iit;' ton i'tlir.ili ttiii : up ..
Lite wells of Hfr, Ilf idriclur, t :i it >• I
Oroadful UrojtliiK.pyoiik t ss of Me io n)
J’iniilesupon tlio fit o, ami nil hint ri.cct.
IotulliiR to cnilytleonv, I'ohmiiui iHii o
injnaitv, koi tl for !'()()K t>.!•' l.ll'K
(»enlcil) free with particular!! of n li rtiio
cuio. N Cairo N > l’ry. I tit, I* UllC-
Kli, i! 10 N. Clion-y, N'aslivillo, Tnm.
1VUJLKN wlm loivo lUimi-
nclioB, liackaclirh, Mtaral-
gins, Scanty.' rioftiKO, ami
I’aili' ul M'UiKtraatloiiK DIs-
dors, anti iKplaromrntK
of the Won b ami Sucual Ch-Rann, liar-
remiosK, Iicuoorrhant, etc., Kliouhl rood
for WOMAN'S HOOK (IF1.1F’.'.(soalotl)
'r co with particulnra for homo cure. No
Cui'o No Puy. .Srieiitilio QualiUoiitionn
Unlimited {Experience.-Careful Dlngm
'Xha WondorM Ctira for
Rheuniaiim • .
lnd%csflo^L V..
S^spspsta.
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CoriTSartn of M.N. BLArftVonpF „
Jtoloc:iloiusUcoof6upremo Court of Ga.
I T'avo ix-cn n rrrr.t pnfTerer for n mrnibrv/rf*
u iroin intiUfuHou oikI iUioiitnauaiif.nml
SEUlIeml Irom agcnural lotting down ul.
bistcm for ft long while. I have taken a
... bt Ltles of your mediaift®(Wooldcldgq’r
-v /omlerful Curo) with marvelous results, und
cheerfully rooonmioml loto all who oro suffor-
‘ 0 iS”a^ 0C “‘ PUl1 ^ H. BLAND FORD.
HAJCTTTACTTTREP BT
WOOLDRIDGS WOKSEBSUL CUBS 00 n
fX)IOTBUS. OA.
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eounrens,oA.
i FOB. BAUC IIV AU D1ACGGIBTR.
lor Shit by LctLaJy ik Con nail'
sis and Honest Ttoproaontatioim {aro tlic
son rets of oursucocsB: Add less,
C. W. I’ARKEll M. 1)., 810 N. Clinrry
Nushvillo. Tcnn.
DEFORiyilTIES
Cross Eyos Hair Up, Curvature of th
pine, Club Foot, Hip Joint nisoano, and
l' deformities of tho Hands, Arms,
Logs, aiid Feet radically cured.
Disfigurements.
gupcrUuilus Hair,{Wine XLajks, Jlolos,
cl,c., p viulusBly and perfectly remov li
Send for valuable treaiUb on the a'j •
• Address,' ti . W PARKER
Cherry, NashvilleTenn. ■
Chairs! Cha'rs!! Chairs!!
GRAND REDUCTION
Chairs reduced Horn
90 to 75 els.
“ “ 85 to 7s '
“ u “ 60 to 50 '
65(055'
Kockers also greatly reduced.
D'd'-teai s rein fa,'5 to $7,'
;r. L. RAWLS,
Furniture Dealer,
DA i/I, \ i, - - G A.
AST0K1NGC0T10N
An InldMiting Tilk with • Thor*
oughly Posted Cotton Min,
THERE IS BUT LITTLE OF IT
COMING.
Tho <’ru|i Miivf, Do Very Much Shorter
Thun Heretofore—I’rlcen c m’t
Itemain Low I,oiie.
From Hie Atlanta Cokatitutlon,
What about oottou?
The recent rise in price ami the
unquestionable decrease in yield
that is showing up as tho season
enmes on-e-do these things servo to
show that cotton will be king yet
one* more in tho sunny southland?
Whether to or not, there is a ray
of h*po with it all sufllciont to
daveout all darkness (rout the
funner’* heart nnd light up every
rural home with comfort and witli
j->y.
W hat does it mean, this riso in
the prii e? Is it a | ormanent rise
or simply it temporary fluctuation?
Is it based on the legitimate scale
of supply and demand?
These are questions whioh the
farmers of Georgia and the entire
south would like to have answered
by some man in position to know
whereof lie speaks urn) honest
enough not to answer unless lie
doe* know.
The Constitution yesterday
sought an interview with Mr. \V.
C. Sanders, of the firm of S. M
Inman & Co. Mr. Sanders is
thorougly alive to th t cotton situa
tion always and never speaks with
out deliberation and wise caution.
\\ hen soon by The Constitution
mil asked what he thought of th-'
outlook for the yield of tut* pr sum
cotton crop, whether it will lm ear
ly or late us compared with Is 1
year,Mr. Sanders siidt
Mr. Namters's Opinion.
“In the first place, I will say
that I am a strong believer in the
enerally accepted belief that then
i* a shortage in the cotton acreage,
also a great decrease in the ase of
commercial fertilizers.
“Dositif* this, on account of a
cold dry spring the seed was laU
in germinating. Again, on a> count
of flootls in tho western rivers the
planting or rather replanting of the
inundated area was very late.
Ulien came the excessive Aogu t
rains tending still to retard matu
rity and not only thi«. but hat is
worse, causing the shed I'm ; f
much of tho young fn it wl-'clt
came on the plant from August
20th to September 10th, tin l.itt r
September, 1802. was 200,000 to
800,000 bales less than *n the 1st
of September, 1801, and if this in
true it will help to emphasize the
difTerenco between this and last
year’s crop.”
It Is Nut Remunerative.
“How do the general prospects
for tho Ga. farmer appear? '
“So far a* I am info.in* l this
crop is being cheaply raised nnd
gathered, but I do n)t believe the
present price for cotton is remu
nerative to tho farmer."
“Is there nny talk among the
f -rulers of holding their co;t»-n
this year, and if they do what ef-
f ct will it have?”
“Th# experience of tho last yoar
or two in holding has resulted so
disastrously 1 think there is but
liule disposition to hold, and but
little ability to hold if there was a
will."
“Wlmt do you think of tho proB.
rut prices?
“I think cotton is olioap. Wo
may, of course, looit for fluctua
tion •, each advance carrying it to
ward a higher level of prices.”
To the Hon. Board of Educa
tion of Paulding Oo.
H.illshicth-n to Customers.
The fact of anything giving saU
isfnetion to my customers is a
gnurant -e of its efficacy, Taylor’s
Cherokee Kcme.ly of Sweet Gum
and Mullein gives more satisfac
tion to those wanting a good cough
modi- ine than any other I sell,says
Mr. It. O. Wood, of Monroe City,
Mo.
FLOYD'3 COURT HOUSE,
The Corner Aton.’ I.iti-l With Honest
l’rhle.
The corner stone of tho new
courthouse of Floyd county was
laid last Tuesday by the Masonic
order of tho stut*.
The njws had been widelysprcad
and tho masons of Georgia and
11 >rth Alabama responded in large
numbers. The crowd out number
ed any former crowd ever seen in
the city of Rome.
SjKHiches were made by some of
the most fluent and prominent men
of the slate and were highly ap-
pieciutcd by the great throng of
people.
Almost all Masonic lodges in
north Georgia,together with many
from middl* Georgia were repre
s uited; north Alabama was also
well represented. The procession
was a long one hfeaded by an excel
lent band that give life and spirit
t> the occasion. Peaceaiidplonty
date being as Into as it is thought | to bo in tho balldv roach
this fruit can pcHsib’y mature. | ^ j|
None of these condition, existed I ° tbe Uvlng of tbo
' ""- 1 8 P* 0t ' h » B ' th * t ^I'owml, the
m-i*onfl marohel back to the Ten*
OR. W. J'. KOiJEltTSOX.
gROK [N J
t.. 1
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DOWN mon and
women suffarinp
from ait) torm of CHRONIC DIS l
EASE, can neeuro a valuable work, on
their affliction (sealed) freo, and loam
how they nan bo cured at home, by writ
ingDK. PARKER & Co. 240 North Cher
ry Street, Nashville. Tenu. Uettar write
to day, delays arc dangerous. Please
taU ycur trouble rnd how longaflliolcd
B&M-T1-ST 1
Oifico over T. J Cooper's Store
Dallas, Ga.
Can be found in his office the two
first weeks in each month. All kind
if Dental work doie in the best of
style. Pri.cs reasonabe, and all
w/rk guaranteed
hicli did prevail in s imr s.-c i-n s
>f slow grrininut'.oii of seed wliicit
tv,.s o.ereomu by a late and open
fall.
Putting ihcsu tli'ngs t-igi*tli r,
f do not look for a c op near 10
large as tlul of last year’s yield.’
How Much Klim-1 ‘
“How much short of th* last
crop do you think this will be?”
‘T would not like to name fig-
ires, a* there are so many contin-
'cucies to which cotton is subject
no one could hope to nuke even a
•oabonable calculation this early in
the season. For instance, a gen
eral killing frost within the next
two weeks would make it verr
short while a warm,open fall would
“What is your idea of the a-
mount of old cotton on the plants
tions brought over from last year
as compared with the year before'. 1
My inforn at ion U that tbe
amount in tbe bands of planters
land at small towns on the JUt
ph-'anil disbanded until night when
thoy met and did some fiiio work
in the Muster’s degree, to the de
light of all true lovers of Masonry.
“We know thy works, and thy
labor, and thy patience, and how
thou oanst not bear them which
are" ignorant, “ar.d thou hast tried
them tarhich say they are” teach*
ore, “and are not, and hast found
thorn” impostors. And for the
sake of tho public schools, hast la
bored, an 1 bust not been paid.
Nevertheless we have somewhat
against tin e; because, thou hast
not located the school houses, and
hy recognizing schools in out
houses, nnd employing cheap
teachers, for short terms, on equal
pay with the best- thou hast ruin
ed some of the best sclic ol stands,
driven out some of the best teach
ers, and so discouraged the people,
that they will neither build good
school houses nor furnish the huts
they have,
Hy giving the samo pay, and
equal honors to all; tlum hast re
moved all incentives to study,p'ae.
ed a barrier in the way of progress,
and a premium on intellectual la
ziness. Thou roversest tho law of
God, and unto him that hath not,
thou givest abundantly; but from
him that hath, thou tsksst awaj
even that which li* hath.
Thinkest thou not, patres scien
tial?, that generations yet unborn
ill fuel the effects of your admin
istration?
“Remember therefore thy” re
sponsibility, “and repent, and do
the first works; or rUn we will
come unto thee quickly, and will
fight against thee, with tho sword
of our mouth.”
Mauisteu.
“Sara who esn!” was tin* L antic
toy of Napoleon to his army at
Waterloo. Save health and .-tren-
gth whilo you can, by the usn of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, is advice thn:
applies to all, both young and old.
Don’t wait until disease fattens ou
you; begin at once.
FOR SALE.
One fiftcon horse power engine
on wheels, good saw mill and fix-
turts, log cart and one large yoke
of oxens, all fur five hundred dol
lars; mill now running. For fur
ther particulars, address
I). V. T. IIUIIIiAltD,
Marietta, (ia.
a Si. asm rWISoSM
#t»f _
MIT* Jswgn^wr i1n«
**7?.;* sun
Salary $25 to t-50 aWeek-
Wo will pay aliovo salary to any goo-',
agent rolling our lino of gootln, eitlior t>-
iloalern or cuinto n-ii'H Wo tleul in lira -
cUhh gootla only, and noil at luwc m a
ufnctiircr's prices. Apply to
KARPEN A CO 122 Ouinoy S
Chioags, II'.
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
Mils remedy is becoming no woll known
nn I k-> popular ns to mod no Bpccia)
mu ition. All dffio linvo used Electric
IlilleiH singtlic same song of praise.—A
purer mudlciiio does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed
Eiuotrlc Hitters will cure all diseases of
the I.iver and Kidneys, will remove Pim
ples, Itoiln, .Salt lllteuin and other nfTec
tions caused hy impure blood.—Will drive
Malaria from the system mid prevent nn
well ns euro all Malaria) fuvers,—For
curo of Headache, constipation and In
digestion try Electric Hitlers—Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refun
ded.—Price r>0 cts. and ♦1.00 per bottle a
Connal'y & comially's Drugstore.
Mi'NIPHREYS’
Ur. ilUNi’itRxra'SrRCinc* ttrfi*cionUncally and
vnr«fnliy pr«ti>.irr<l pr*»crlt>tlons -, uaed for mauy
Ti-urs in |)ilvata uractlc* with succoM.Rud for over
ililrfy tiir* UM«<! 1)7 the people. Krery alncle Hpe-
clilo u a spofiln I curo for Iho dl*«MO named.
Tiiosu hpeclflc* cure without drugging, purg*
lue or reducing tho *ynt#m, and art In fact *»d
deed ihitaovoreign r®M®(ll®awfth« Wwrld.
Lurr nr piMiicip*isMo«. cuur. raicita.
1 Fersr®« CougooUon, InOaniHiftlfcm... .11
•J Wtirnii Worm Ko»or, Wfjrns Collo . ,'i
“ - ' "ollr, or Toolhlitgof Iafa«U ,‘J
, of Children or Adaltr 2
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