The Cherokee advance. (Canton, Ga.) 1880-19??, July 07, 1881, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextK I DN F V-WORT ■ WHY? DOII IWONDKRFUL CURBS I im II lit* n (hr I.ITRII, ROW£I<8| *mhI KtNns »l (hr him tlmr. —itt alaaaaaa thaayalara of Ihapoiaoa- WO U«t daaalop* n KMtaay and rii- rPlata#**.MUouium, Janndio*, Cooatt.l Ipation, Hi**. or in KhoumaUmn, Mauralgia, I IXmiwa Oirordoi* and rental# Complaint#. I ■n WHAT PKOVL* BAT t Rnarna H Stork, of Jiinuthm City, Kannaa, lay*, lUdarr.Woi t ctiml him after regular l*hy MaMkaitnn trying for four yean*. Arnall, of W*»lilugt<m, Olikt, aay# I a mi nn to din l.r four iiromlntjitl that ii« »an arierwurdavurad by I . A Goodwill, an editor In Chard on, Obln.L I wan not atneotml to II##, Ixtoa hloatudl I brltrr, but Kidney IVoi t meed him. I Anna I* Jarrell of lloutli Halrm, N. T„ aayal tNVan yuanauiTrrlng from kidney t null ileal . vn „ ,<lull'd hy I ho uao of| I other romfllcaliuiiH iva John A Laormu'O of Jarkami, Trim., • from llrrr and kidney too ■ harinla of otlin medlclD#*,” . __ , anlferrdl 1 yraraflion llrrr and kidney tnoiMra andl •r ft m It lit a# *• Im| , |’w|h of oilmr iniulii'liMA. , 'l i him well. Nlehml Onto of Montgomery Center, H, mIfrHal eight year# toll li kidney dltlleiiUy and. aaa nnaldr to work. K'dnry Wort inatla blm| * watt aa ever.' 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A raratlon of a month did not •aaroaaad proatralloa a ad aiqking chille. Atthia ’allrad almoat I aimed l •aa ay labor waaatoaadlaaly murk relief. Lot oa the aootrarj. waa folio bogan tba uao of yoar laon Toxic, from wbli r returned and I fan ad that I onto. Nine# uainglt I bare A ' double the oaao. With tho tmeqi.ll agent ’ora aojurad. If the Took baa cot dona tho ATfOW/rHitor ChrMln Olirek, Trov. O. ■AMf IITIIII IT TNI /mm/c. HARTCK MNOIOINC 09*. M. >11 ftftftTN RAM ITMIT, If. Richmond and DanrlUa Railroad. Passkmokk DkI’AUTMHNT. On and after May 15, 188|, Passceger Train Serviec on the Atlanta and Ch»r- e +- U H. Mail, N. Y. Express, l’ 8. Fast .Vail. Suwanee EASTWARD. No. 43. No. 47, Nr. 49, Accomo't'i A. R C. No. ‘21. L vc At inula .. 4.00 a. in 3:15 p. in. 0 :30 p. III. 3:00 p. in Arr. Mawance D «:J8 a. m. 4:37 p. ill. 7 :45 p 111 7:088. m “ Lula ... K <1:34 a. m. 5:5'J p. in. 9 110 p m. a V “ Toccoa,. F 8:14 a. in. 7:15 p in 10:10 p 111. Sell' CH . . . O | ):20 a ni. 8:40 p in. 1 1 25 p ill. *• • r 'unvlllc, II 10:.»S a. iu •0:3ll ji m 1 :()() a. in. “ S|wrian’g K | 12:1 1 p mi. 11:10 p ill- 2 H II. III. “ Ga-tonin i, 2: til p. in 2:13 a. ill. 4 .'-li a iii. “ ( Imrl lie, M !h;!3 |i. hi. 8:15 a m. 3 :3*i il ill u. s ,\t r.,7~ N. Y. Express, U. 8. Fusi Mail, a-^., WrlSI’W III). No. 42. No. 4S. No. 50. 'v ('lull lo e, M 12.30 p m 12 :4ft j m 1 2:33 a ill ‘ tln-l nia 1, 1 -7 p m 1 :4:l a iii 1:17 a m ‘ S|>M' I llll V, Iv ?:•'.<) p hi 1 4 :0d a in 3:13 a in '• G i • en lie,II 5;»7 |i in . 5 :1 v it ill 4.24 a iii *' S He*il G It 1 i in 7 "V a in 3:47 a iii •• ore iq K .8 1 J- 14. | 8 :lo a III 0:53 II III ” Llll a K ». li |> III !> t> h III K 09 a in *$4 . ' Mh-iiiii e It 10:3 t | III 11' ■ ‘1 n III !»:•. 2 a in 6 40 « in \ r Aii.iiila... 12:05 ■ m 12 :2li |' in 10:36 a m 8 :b0 a iii A Beutlful Book fur the Asking By applying pertonmiy i officii of TUB BINOBIt MANUFACTU BING GO. (or by poatnt card if at a dit- taucc) any adult person will be present ed with a !>eautifully illustrated copy of a New Bank entitled KAMOV a JtKN'JNOep, —OR Til K— HTOHY OK T1IK UWI1K MACHINE, eontiiiolng a liandsnnie and costly steel engraving frontispeiece; also, 28 finely engraved wood cuts, mid bound in an fltijorate blue mid gold lithographed caver No charge whatever Is niudu foi lb is handmnno Imok, which can be tdj- 1 tamud ouly by application at the braucb snd subordinate offices of Tho Binger Manufacturing Go. THE SINGER M’P’G. CO. Principal Office, IM Union Stiure. Now York may 12, 5m. CONNECTIONS. A with urrivin iriiin* of Uemg a font nil and A A W P Ibulmads. It witn nrriviug tniin- of lie- ryi i Central, A A W P mid \V ft A Railroad . C with urrivin 'ni s of Gcntgia/failroad . I) itli Iiawrencevdle Riancli to and from Lawreiiceville, Gu. K with Northei Icmi 'tu'lroad of Georgia to and from Athens, Oa. P with Elbertoa Air f.nut to hii I fioin Klbertmi, Oa. i wiili Columbia mid Oieenville !■> a d from Coliimliia and Charleston 8.0. II with Columbia and Greenville to and Iro n Coin ulna and liarleston, 8 C. If with Spar uniting and A-diviHc, and Spartanburg. Unimi and Columbls to and from Hi nderiiin and Ashvilie. mid A's'on and Columbia. I* w itli Cluster and Lenoir Narrow Gunge to and from Ddlus and C'liesler ft M willi C ,'C A A—C. C.—K.tfc I) and A T. *t O. for all |miuts West. Nor'li and East. lyt’U/.LiVAN SLEEPING (JAR SERVICE ON TRAINS Nos 4t aod 48. DAILY, W1IIIOUT CHANGE, BETWEEN ATLANTA AND .NEW TOUK. A. POPE, (Jen'l Pautnyer Ay end. EIIUntllllB! Taka Katie* t • -&<&■ I mean just what Isay. ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO ME. EITHER BY NOTE OH AC COUNT, MUST COME FOR- WARO AND PAY THE SAME AT ONCE. I MUST, I WILL HAVE MONEY, DO NOT READ THIS \ND THEN THINK THAT YOU ARK NOT INCLU DED IN THIS DUN, FOR IF YOU CONSOLE YOURSELF WITH THE IDEA THAT YOU ARE NOT INCLUDED, YOU WILL IIA VETO PAY A LITTLE II LL OF COST, l-Olt ALL THUNK WHO DO NOT PAY VI K BY i’ll K 15*h OF lillS MOM 11 WILL FIND THEIR NOTES OR AC COUNTS IN THE IUNDSOF COLLECTING OFFIC K R YOUR TRADE IS AN INJURY TO ME IF YOU DO NOT PaY UP PROMPTLY. COME IN AND PAY LIKE HONEST MEN, AND LET US TRADE MORE TIMS YEAR THAN WE DiD JIJE FAST. J. .Vi. MuAFEE. HEROKEE 1881 ADVANC We want One Thousand Sub scribers in Cherokee and adjoin ing Counties in addition to our present list. And in order to in. dace the reading public to come in at once and subscribe, we will [ dace the subscription price as lol- ows to those who send the CASH with their names: Single 44 44 f copy one year, $1.00 “ six months, 50 “ three months, 30 Those who wish us to wait until Fall for their subscription will be charged : Single Copy. One Year, 44 44 *4 <4 Six Months 'Three “ $1.25 05 35 ntY$ICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND TNI AFFLICTED EYEGYWHEBE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OP A TORPID LIVER. Loaaof appetite,Nftune&.boweli costive, Pain in theHead.with a dull aenaation in the'bsok part, Cam under the shoulder- blade, fullneaa after eating, with a disin clination to exertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper, I ,ow spirits, Loss of memory, with a feeling of having neg lected some duty, weariness, Dissiness, Fluttering of the Heart, Dote before the eyes, Yellow Bkin, Headache, HestlesR- neaaat night, highly colored Urine. IF THXBX WARKIHOB AU UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT’S FILLS are eaueeially adapted to sueh eaaea.one doae effect* auchaehange of feeling as to aatoniah the aufferer. They Isaraai# the AppelIte, and iau»e tbe body lo Take ritah. lima tile KVHtem la aeurtalaeal.aiid by llieirTonle Aetlopon the ■tlgtatlve Urn***. Kegnlar htools are pro duced. l’ric# ■!> rents. U Murray Nt., if.Y. TUH’S HAIR DYE, Gray IIair or Whisk Kits changtHl to a Glossy Black by r* single application of this Dyk. It Imparts a natural color, acts IiiHtantaueously. Hold by Druggists, or sent t.y ex press on receipt ol $1. OffTles, 3C Murray 8t., New York. ( Gr.tCTTI lAFt'AL of Valuahlr laforwalUH ssil k CmIM BsmIH* will So MAUrd » KKK oa W U uiUm.f v o O ^ . ■ V c /u. BUSINESS |J NIVERSlTYj r S Sc. V l' ' '■'/ / ^ , f T1 r A L B . °OL Si ■nr'' A 7~ A l j G (/ C 5 I keep ronatiintly on land n good Htouk ol SAW MILLS, Botli Scrow and ltatchet hand Blocka, suited to LIGHT' or HEAY Powers. Al«o PORTABLE ENGINES Up to Fiftt’cn Hi,mo Power, and furnishing Larger Sizes/m sliort notice., CIRCULAR SAWS Both solid blades and inserted teeth constantly in stock at LOWEST PRICES. I handle nothing but the Best ol Machinery, YET MY PRIES ARE LOW Don’t Imy Machinery of any kind until you write me for Prices and Terms ALSO Wholesale dealer in VICTOlt SEWING .MACHINE, warranted first cim equal to any machine made. Reliable agents wanted in every town in the State (Merchants preferred.) gSrLiberal discount to the trade. ~kM 8. P. PERKINS, 34 West Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga A/arch 3 ly (P O. Box43.) ,8MI ’ 1881. THE CONSTITUTION Ni ver in our history has a leliable, FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER keen ao essentially Deed'd l,y the Southern people aa at present. Never has THE CON81ITUTION been ao thoroughly equipped and ao fully prepared to Airniah auch a paper aa at present. With telegraphic SERVICE UNE QUALF.D by any Southern paper, With trained Correspondent in every lo cality in which its readers - are interested, With a CAPABLE EDITORIAL STAFF, a corps of efficient it porters, and the best of* special contributors, THE CONSTITUTION can promi-e to its readers that it will be better than ever before, and will confirm its position as the LEADING SOUTHERN NEW8PAPAR While THE CONSTITUTION will carry the general news of the day, mid express its opinions frankly on political topics, it will devote special attention to the DEVELOPMENT OP SOUTHERN RESOURCES in all legitimate chuunels or direction-. Every Georgian and every man iuterea ted in Southern enterprise and growth, shou'd read 7HE C0N8TT1U I ION in one of ita editions. TERMS—Daily, one year, $10; six months, $5; three months, $2-50. Week ly,one year, $1.50; six months, $1; to clubs of ten, one year, $1.25; to clubs of twenty, ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Southern Cultivator, one year, $1.50; to clubs of ten, $12.50; to clubs of twenty, $20. Weekly Constitution aud Cultiva tor to same address, one yeur, $2.50. Add (W orm TITVTIoA*, Atlanta, Ga. *•1 iiiimembil for all diseases iv- i.illy ..iiiytiuio>■, I '•/»(*yni'i, Inter- We are compelled to make this difference between Cash a; d Credit, to make a living. Parties living outside ol the county, must, in every instance, send ntteen cents extra to pay the postage on their paper. Now is tire time to subscribe. This is a rare opportunity to get your county paper for a mete song. Send it to your ahi>eut friends in Texas and elsewhere wliile you can get it at the very lowest rates possible. Respectfully, NEW TRY THK YORK OBSERVER THIS YEAR. THE LARGEST AND RES'! FAM• ILY PAPER IN THE WORLD Bend tor Sample Copy—Free.. NEW Y 31tK OBSERVER. 37 Park Row, New York. 1 lie licit Agricultural Journal Publiahad It the South." ' * •/.’v i L L"- "7, ah. I.nrHu* i • ’lea. pint ;• it :n w Im! i,< i , i .1 r cs. They ai!^ 1 • • 1 I . .. ...la |>ll. |.tl>IU-, Mil li I Tltr on!' • •til or - i:-*. 32 ,-i lAXiSiXAip; THE SOUTHERN k iraii. A i.anok gLABrj oi a-j hanJauuialy |>rlut- a*l, ttliad with rhiilua raati- lUK ol lolrraat to (ha far- uiar. with au llliulratad laalnou liaiiartmant for tht . lailiaa. i y-ar. >1 a year. Sample copy IS canto. AUdriaa: J. H. ESTILL, a Whltakar *tr<wt. Savannah, 0*. Kim/. - >./f n! •Ttr \,iniHt..ik Il’.aUy Newt," • Mae*. »."'•< s -, ij* h. ur of Uu •• Daily ttarmaf fie. i," u* Uaduy) daily a» Uu SuatheaM. asg m Hi »-o tmUmmyi. Aiirtm attbavt. F. S. BARRETT, Flowery Branch, (Georgia Keeps constantly on hnnd it large and full assortment of ^/t/Leidia-ncLLAz, Which he sells at bottom prices, Ho is also agent for tho sale of BtfADAEY'S and ZELL'S STANDARD GUANOS mid the very la-st Acid Phosphates, fi rms - cotton op ion and fair grading of cotton in this fall. A/arch 4 ly Highest cash price paid for cotton J/jta tm hl SL .'Jteur hi nj, Dkalkb-i in DRY QOODS, NOTIONS, HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE! clothing, Family Groceries, Etc «M8«IA And Agents for tlie sale of Soluble Pacific and Pendleton’s Ammoniati d Super osobate and Soluble Pacific Acid—the very best Fertilizers on the merket. High »id for cotton. March 3 ly. phosphate L -st Cash prices “ fp A±cLliLLAh-e.cL WINSHIF8 IRON WORKS. MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED W1NSHIP GOT I ON GIN. SELF FEEDER AN CONDE8ER. ( Oil ON PVfESSES. FOR 87’KAM IIA>D O.V HORSE POWER. SHAFTING, Pi'Ll.IE-, H NGERS. SAW MILLS, AM) A ILL GEARING OF EVERY DKS'RIP TION ENGINES AND OTHB8 MA HINE/.Y ZiEPaIRED EmTIMAIES FU AN I MI LD ON APPLICATION. Corrcfpondt ikceaoliciti'd. Address, WIK^EIP & bhO. ATLANTA, <iA.