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Newspaper Page Textri MU AND BI STANFORD & COOPER. “Independent in Ail Things—Nautrai in Nothing.” TEIIbiS $1.50 VA ADVANCE. VOL. IV. 7 CUTIIBERT, GA., THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 5, 1885. NO. 52 THE BEST PAPER IN THE SOUTH. THE SAVANNAH -O, $2.00 A YEAR, IX ADVANCE. WM. LINK’S Furniture Store. 1 DoorHiwt of Ross'f’arriajre Factoiqr. L EufauSa, Alabama. Not a Local Ta[>er, but One Suit able to any Locality. . A BUSINESS. PAMILY. LITERARY AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL. This mammoth newspaper eon T IIA VK the M .■ of Furniture 1 I,V the l \;r I. ; 1. rimiulicr Spts :■ luiT-IOtu >_■. *: I'.ur ri' . - l"w:iis ?!■>: !ie.L'ti-:i i' froth t., pjo; Chairs from 75 ■ ruts to-Slrj a l'ircc. • ; Siifcs. Wariln.h'-s. I trail. Cases. \\ ritmg, fiat !SlK-kWj'iciuW Shirk's. *r. j fejti ( .,:»n ■ anti < askets ail Sizes, an ', j itri'W.t ■ «.. . I will Mni.uf.icturc an.I Kepair luns- tiircof all kind.' and at the shortest m> tier. and at liviujpprir'es. I 1 “ Furniture a-* 1'in'i'.i* as jmy .d tite I Iiurinj; ( Vir.s. Iljiyiuj^ in ! !lit* FurMiti!r(0)iiM’r.c*-s f<»r twenty vi*hrs ; anffjriven sa.ti-hiction. I woui/i th ink Inins all-l lie mors of llic week, ! mv «»l«! fri-mis an i>tmm*rs: for t:.< ir J SoM •„“ Telegraphic‘T)ispnU.*hes up to the | ** * h " } to st>r hour of «[olnir to press, Aoricultu- j i:c I-aci are oqH-ciallv invito«l ral Items. Original Serials, etc.' n.r\:mnn" mv-ns-k-^fa .. *11 i ....,,„| t. When visiting the ritv dont frr.l to pay Special departments denoted to ii.r j.l:e •. Out; Georgia, Florida and South Caro- | m.or il.ri.d v:rT..r.:rF.u-turr.” lina news, and that of other States. ! m-n<. t :ully, Octl£J-(#m. \\ .'I. i-i.'K. A Wayward Ward. i It is the business of the philos Jopher, as the world knows, to find law and order in even the most pro]>t-rlv to protect his ward, his j Switzerland—when the glorious position might not provesineenre. ! Alpine Bora should be at its iovc- Xeitherdid it. ! Iicst—had been the cherished aneholv remonstrance, there was a sound from over the neighbor ing ice-floe, bard to credit to even ! the most eerie of Swiss breezes. tors as clover bees: and it was soon an open se- | abnormal phenomena, to suggest j cre j j n the country side that 31 iss at least, an adequate explanation p owcrj as wo ll as being a lonely and lovelv voung thing, was a I of every enigma. For what otlie purpose does he exist than to | throw light on the surrounding I darkness? lie is a torch bearer j to humanity's ignorance. If now l^OIl JP-^LX^T. ond again, by reason of a pesaim CURES re to CAialSro I ing, the rays he sheds around ir. The girl's beauty attracted sui j dream of years of Bernard Ral blossoms allure j ston, and it was realized. A wo i ••There! surely you hear it men's hand had guided Ins steps now?'’ the girl said, thitherward. Olive Power had j If only to make clear the girl's persuaded him to lay aside his ; lolly to herself, the quest was re work and make playtime of the j commenced. sunny weather. ' The quick ear of love had not **You can finish your book on 1 blundered, after all. This lime ■Vanity as a Force in Human At’- j a chance gleam of the guide's Ian fairs’ when you return, and the j tern over a jagged precipice side critics will all sav that the last | revealed a dark form huddled richly dowered one. This brought the sometimes lugubrious voice of Prudence into reasonable accord with the chorus of adoration. But Olive was n >t minded to be ''n-'iSi- Rheumatisn^l^eurfftoia,Sciatica, ] * st tem i’ l ' 1 ' an,cn *‘Or defect ot tiain an c .,,y capture for any of her j chapters are the brightest," she | against an inner ledge. It was 1 - !i»« the revs he shells around in , woman’s in -| said pleadingly. Ami when she j Bernard Kalston, insensible from Lumbago, Backache, Headache,Toothache, Sore Tbraut. I-wrlllngfc Nprnlaa, Bralacs, itnritm r'cnMw. Frost Ultra. AND ALL liTilFU SCSILT Pi I VS J.\I* ACIIFS. I Denthrt rv r . trbero. Fifty Irti’s ■ win-, dirr-timi* in II Lunain. . • , _ tuc i iicKi.C' /.. vix.Ki.m <o. Egyptian night across man s ku A Y';<»A CO.) Baltimore, a*U C. B. A. “* 1 j LJJlC} ; ward path, surely lie misconstrues . |* us j n — ; ins mission. i wooers. With a jtensify latuer than dispel the stinelive dexterity she kept them j added a slight involantary C-\ ( the effects ol UU perilous fall, and loom, and east shadows as ol j ;l jj j,. lT aU( | :it ttrcntv had es i prcs&ion of her own eagerness for provius that he still lived only bv The Farmer's Wife. Enterprise & Appeal. 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Wads aini Primcis i:i pro portion. at vt ALLISON A SIMPSON'S. —Tavlor'a Premium (. ulogue at tf * W. STANFORD'S. T oiiei Soaps, Finest Line ii S. YV\ Ga. at imttoin filX'Hc- , nt all: SON o Si M FSON'S. !Sih IT Ware ! At !*re: 11 y re hi ceil prices, to close out. it ct ALI I SON A SIM FSON'S. ! Glaive, Crab and Olives, at ALL] S( )N SIM FSON'S. 1' ie hi os t handsome line' of Fa pci's, all kin*U, ever offered Before at J. \\ STANFORD'S But tbe wisest lica>l is some | times puzzled and the shrewdest I explorer of the ail environing] $! •."•<> mystery is sometimes confound A problem presents itselt wliieli cannot be'solved by any of the familiar processes. The why of some suddenly disclosed fact is as inscrutable as the Sphinx ol the Eastern desert It was thus with Bernard Ralston. Those who thirst for fame, as misers thirst for gold, or co quettes for admiration, would have found much to envy this young man's position. At an age when a statesman is current ly supposed to be studying bis parliamentai v primer and when a (j future general may still bewrith- 9 : iug under the sarcasms of a bar \ \ rack-room instructor, Bernard _jggg ; Ralston had been welcomed intoj | u,e rank of philosophical scorl)i or merely of confu ! thinkers. His book on “Instinct. i )ct| .. ivcil secrel ? (’onscicncc nn«l Reason” was read :in<l entirised by the few, praised : and avoided by the many. The imUv heterodox claimed him as a in w and piiunising recruit; and j so also, ti» the amusement of the j onlooker, did thestauni lu st main fainers of nbl lambnarks. lie ! was tlatteivd i*>ted, and the lion o! bis season. 11 was from jquired distinction that his cm ! barrassinenl had approached. The I solicitors’ letter that was the be ; ginning of sorrows made thi< i clear. It ran thus: “Dkak Sir: We have to ir. ! form you that by the will of our i late client, Mr. Humph re}* Power, you arc appointed sole guardian of his only surviving daughter, Oiivc. As tliis may be in the na ture of a surprise, we beg leave to quote the precise paragraph of the | ia(1 a „ iCSSa „ e will: ‘And I hereby empower Mr. Uernard Ralston to act in ny offer in formal and un j trio—Miss Ralston, Bernard’s j ‘T equivocal terms. ‘She was devel sister and housekeeper, was Miss oping a taste for study which halt' Olive’s chaperon—had now been ; whispered. beg pardon very humbly, Power,” Mark Croxford : amused, half interested her guar ^ from England a fortnight, tiian. One evening he playfully ; Thev had reached the Raffel ! ; . ; ; - ^ I rallied heron her application to and were thus encamped under i sundry big volumes ill the li J shadows of the majestic (grim j brarv. | and uncouth, for variations of epi broad mountain “I shall be accused of trans-; thets) A Young Doctor’s Rill. A romantic story is told by the : See th Chicago Inter Ocean. The charm 1 ing daughter of :i wealthy gentle 1 man residing ill the suburbs ofj Chicago was *enously ill, and fin ! ally her case was pronounce*, j hopeless by all the eminent doc j tors summoned to attend her. As . a last resort a.young physician ol j vvht ,., tlu , an { Unill inhere v. the place was called In. IIo mod | ing j.last, estly but emphatically declared j The lann* r i:aiLIds rmp liis ability to save tin* patient, and HD 1 a he was entrusted with the case Constant watchfulness and unre- mUtiLg iwlteniiun were crownedi with success. In a week the in valid began to improve: two weeks found her out of danger; in I three weeks she could sit up, and at the end of four weeks she was well and could take long drives with hei devoted doctor. He had taioiml woe, ironi >im tosnn, • burden up ‘.ban's never done I There is no rest, there is no pay, For the household good she must work away; For to i:lend the frock. And knit the stick, Ai: 1 the cradle to rock, All the good el th* house. ehi'i- v full, lii*^ iit lds are ba r e, For die good of iiie land lie ne . / hath care. While it blows, And it snows, Till the winter goes. He rests from the work of the land.* Mattel horn itself. forming a merry and bewitching Olive went into cctacies. T vouns: lady into a blue stocking watch the sunrise bathe the run “And they tell me. Olive, that j indeed redeemed his pledge—had I owe my life to you,” tlie conva- save*l his charge. Here is the so lescent said, wheeled out on the j quel? terrace of his j One day, after the complete re Here: restiug place. “IIow shall 1 con J eovery of the young lady was pos- trivc to repay you, I wonder. I)o j itively assured, the father calle*l you know—nav you cannot know —a disciple of m v own dry as | go*l, furrowed sides with waves of j — I had a dream this morning, dust pursuits,” he said, “some one j liquid light, was an occupation of After the doctor hail left my some day may have special cause ! which she never dreamed. And \ room I dozed, and it seemed to then there were the Gorn^e Oral; me that—that the dearest girl in I to vis.it. the G »rner Glacier to see. the wide world—and sur to blame me. I fear.” A sudden blush was on the mai den’s cheeks and her glance fell. At the hotel there was pleasant bravest—came to my side and It was impossible that she should ; company, including a couple of misinterpret Bernard’s meaning. [ young Americans, who swept the “There is Oswald Ilarburv to j ordinarily reserved and cautious think of,” Oliver’s* guardian was \ student forward into a participa- tlaring enough to ’tfftd. ‘ tion in their own reckless adven Two shining eyes were momcn tures by the sheer force of the en tariljr uplifted. Was tlie 11 ash tlinsiasm. smoothed down tiic pillow—and —dare I whisper the words?—ca ressed my forehead. It was sin gular. was it not?” j the young doctor into the library. Faking him by the hand, he said: • You have saved my daughter. I told you that if you did so you would be compensated at whatev- ly the 1 (»r price you choose to iix your ser vices. I am now ready to carry out my part of tlie agreement, as you have so nobly done your work.” “Do you really wish to pay me my own price?” asked the Something in the poise of the i young doctor, anxiously. “Ind* e averted face awakened a swift they gave one of indignation, ofl afternoon on a quest for edelweiss, j ncss - The three went off one ’ suspicion—a keen thrill of happi ! •n at The gloom was Ihickming , • - ,n | ; Be: nar«l could gtirge and pass and gray shadows * in tin* tf. ! . Tt cannot be that—that it was a dream?’ he queried. “That mj ward is willing to be still dearer not guess. j were following the crimson sunset I | )c Inv tvife?” “The nature of my employment glow on the huge crests aloft be-| The small palm was not w ith can make no difference whatever, fore there was any siun of a re in anyway that I can imagine, to turn. The ladies grew uneasy. Mr. IIai bury,” she answered. Stories of accidents and of awful I hen—il seemed to 2>ernar*I a peril were staples of tlie conver strange transaction—“\\ ill you I sational Gill of fare in tlie hotel forgive me for asking a favor?” j saloon, and invariably he went on swiftly; exerted -! v hould their influence, on nervous minds j like—oh so much—to help in your In this case the presentiment of this MiddenU at ,vork. Couhl I not copy out your j evil was but surely justified. notes or revise your proofs some ! Two of the venturesome expior times?” ! ers returned weary and disheveled. What philosopher could have but Bernard, Ralston was missing successfully resisted the volun- “We thought he was before us,” leered help of such .an amanuen i explained Mark Croxford, the el drawn, the lovely crimsoned lace was swiftly and momentarily up turned, as he had seen it twice before, and tliis time a look ol in effable content was mirrored thereupon. “If you really desire so to ex tend your guardianship of your “wayward ward,’ mischievous ac cents answered. And Bernard Ralston’s sometime problem had become his dearest treasure. Love itself had taught love’s lesson. No Bernard, Ralston. ! der of the brother! I ! It later Olive's guardian was seeking his looked for him to rejoin us at tlie wam’s own boudoir, with a gl o n lower end of the track. Not upon his face and a depressi »n of meeting him we supposed he had •ml which defied his a :al, sis. lie j hurried away homeward.” nvoy and a A sudden chill had gone to proposal to informally submit, many a heart in the iittle group (which lie had little doubt would j of listeners. The thought of prec- \*.i\ i (.split as the guaidian o! , j Je acl . C pt e ^ # Oswald Harburj*, j i pices anti of their hidden and the young owner of half Clue j treacherous dangers was in every thorpe had asked permission to one’s mind. A search expedition • lay himself and his fortune at j was quickly organized and start Olive’s feet, lie loved her. he j ed. isaid; he would do his best to i “I hear steps behind,” said the make her happy. A Ytatikitig Skeleton. Mr. E. Springer, of Mechanics burg, l*a., writes: “I was afflict We drifted | cd with lung fever and abscess on walking was summer three months | apart among the boulders and ice j bings, anti reduced to a ,, ,• i • i i skeleton. Got a free trial bottle than this con\ersation. ridges of a glacier-edge, and tsei .... ... . x . . ° e j of Dr. king s New Discovery lor j Consumption, which did me so ! much good that 1 bought a dollar bottle. After using three bottles found myself once more a man, completely restored to health, with a hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of 48 lbs.” Call at J. W. my child. I am sure that Olive can have no fitter or wiser pro tector, none better qualified to advise and to regulate her lift*; and should he—as I earnestly L I do, sir.” “Then I ask you to give your daughter to me in mar riage,” was the unexpected re quest. The old gentleman was naturally a little astonished at the nature of the answer. lie hesita ted a moment, then touched a bell. A servant answered. “Tell Hat tie to step here,” was tlie com mand. In a minute the daughter entered the room. The father and j itorbd that i< to do the bnsinesp. doctor stood facing ..no another. | I write something that will drive a* -it I* ,i * sloon fi om his eves and peace ••Ilattie,” said the old gentleman, T c< -!’, 1 . , , , , ? ,n I from his soal for six weeKs. un. “do you feel that you have full} | , , , lire and Lilt the v.iiliag wife, till llf.-'s c.osmg day, Is i’n ■ children’s and tlie husband’s stay, From vlay to day she has done her liest, CiUil death alone can • -oI: • rest. For after the test, Conics tlie rest, With tlie blest, In the farmt r’s iu-tivenly home. tVritiua 34f.ui Letters. 3Ir. Robert Burdette, the genial humorist of the Burlington Hawk- eye, lias again been taking the public into ids c didcnce by tell ing how lie sits down upon his enemies. V/e think ii liis piau was generally sdoj.te-1 tiiere would l)c a great deal of friction overcome between buyers ami sellers. - in into a etnjier over some bus' ness error or mistake trequcntlv leads to the writing of a harsh letter that will soon after place the author on tin- st «>1 of repen tance or in the valley of liuuiiiia tion. Burdette says: “Let mo tell you how I write menu letter, and bitter editorials, mv boy. Slime tune, when a man lias pitched into me and cut me up rough, and I want to pulverize him an I wear bis gory s alp at , nv girdle, and hang his hido on mV Fence, i write the letter or cd- recovcred?’’ “1 am as well as ever, father.” “Do you imagine what your doctor wishes in compensa tion for ids services in saving yum j life?" was the sternly put question. ••No,” said the girl, anxiously. “but I am sure lie deserves any thing reasonable.' “But I consid er his charge extortionate,” was the emphatic rejoinder. “Wiiutis it. father, I feci sure that Doctor would not be unreasonable. ’ “Not unreasonable! Why, Hattie, lie asks that I consent to liis mi king you liis wife. What have ] 'I'Y you to say to that?” Hattie blushed violently fora minute, her [ do hold him over a roast him! Gail and aquafortis drip from my blistering pen. Then, I don’t mail the letter and I don't prin tlie e litoriai. There's always plenty of time '•> crucify :v Hinn. Tlsc vit criminal i3 cn- titled to a little reprieve. I put I lie manuscript aw.uv in a drawer. Xext dav I look at if. Theink is Stanfouo's Drug Store and get a nttle foot played with the rug on free trial bottle of this certain q (IO r, then looking up archly, cure for ail Lung Diseases. Large bottles if1.00. Farm NV.cs. Farmers should enjoy, above all otliers, tiie luxuries of the garden uide, halting on tlie first stage and yet, strange to say but few Bernard Ralston, over and above \ ■, such reasonable expenses as lie may have incurred on my daugh ter's behalf, the sum of $3,000, to “And I believe that he will. He i of the journey and prominently | farms have complete gardens, and nas a Lome to offer you and is a true hearted honorable gentleman. | As your guardian, Oiive, I am displaying liis lamp. ••Why, it is Miss Power!” cried Mark Croxford in astonishment. many farmers buy vegetables. Whenever a farmer gels a labor first at her lather and next at She voting doctor, who had meantime uttered no word, she said: “You sav, father, when I was sick all the other doctors gave me up and assured me nothing but deatii? “Yes, mv daughter.” ‘‘And Dr. took mv ease under those circumstances, told you he would save me and nursed me back to health ami life?’ “Yes.' “ilicn, saving implement for himself, let father it strikes me that ii I was liliiAiUf o-c-o The only known remeilv that will cure every ease of Dyspepsia or be paid by my executors on tin ... , ! 1 , J J - fair and promt 'daughters twenty first birthday, | j |-^ I as a small tribute of my gratitude.’ , ! - * I plead ins own causer Tlie young lady is a very con ; , , , , , • ; , I j a j j j lie had spoken uoarselv and in seekers. i siderakle heiress, in her eigh : - „ , ! ’ ° a queer far on Kind of voice that that Bernard Indigestion d ccnl !* year, and at present at ! him think if something to save ing a suit. May j blanched checks and agonized i liis wife from kitchen labor can Harbury to come and eyes and dauntless resolutions, not also be secured. If so he | siie insisted on accompanying the i might postpone the day of liis It was at her request. widowiiood. :l an auditing committee and Iiad to cold. I read it over and say: ‘I don’t know r.l,out this. There's a good deal of bludgeon and bowie- knife journalism in that. I’ll hold it’over a day longer.’ The nvxt day i read it again I laiign. and say: ‘Pshaw! ami I he< The fact wrote ii. can feel :ks getting a little hot. is [ am ashamed I ever and hope luai noi. ly lias s'-en it. and i hare ; !i un'* gotten the .ai'licle '■ r lc tout filled my sou! with i' . . I haven't ln-en hart, I hav : t hurt any body, an I the wi ' 1 ■* right along, making twenty f ay hours a day as usual, and [ ,;m ,.d the happier. Try it, my boy : 2Ial.iri.iI 1‘oison. Tlie drouth m Southwest Geor- "ia lost spring dried up the wells, and we were compelled to use wa ter from f lie ci lion. >n tue tiutula- The result was that all were It has Ikh*u tested in hundreds lias been very suecessful i:i oi ■uses nn<i lias never failed m a sii instance. zerland. If he [icrislieii ] an implenieat an.I then abuse it Liver Complaint, Constipation, Jaundice, Headache, Acidity or heartburn, Chronic j - are ’ tk ‘ ar sir ’ - vo " rs ; ness <.r character, tim Dysentery cr Diarrhoea, Heart Disease, Etc. j obediently ! pect of separation ivoi and iti rvcrv c*psoof ASTHMA. !utg *T>m]iiifjite*l with indisjvsrioji. Tj>ri»i»l Livor. or l\*n-;i|»aii»>n. it is a safe and certain r AXS11AW E o: r ITCII. I ori« F in*lUv received wi ..... **-.. . i. i »\ * o i »*.-1 » - »'i i . ) * %g-r t. i i f *! i * t . . • ** . ..... .... . ♦}. ... : .......... . . I • .. * •1...,* ...... **. ■ 1.1. ■ < .»,, . r * t ine. \Yf ask DYSiT i*TH S ami ASTN.tlATH tliscascs. This medicine is o»uiposed of parcly Yv-i^ctahip tiyniptonis of Ih’spcpsia or Indigestion, los fullness or wi'iglit in the Avidity, dutult'iifo, sick or moly and they will 1-t o.uivincovl that they art* not incurable* [ f appetite, loss o w Stomach, occasionally nausea and yomiting. Heartburn, i no heart a greater should .t , be hardly recognized as his own. to Sw pii\.ite pension in l was surely singular and must. would it not in a sense be hei ! Ploughs were not made to be left 1 * testify to an unsuspected weak- own fault.? Belter that her own m furrow after using; hoes to J very short time. that the pros- , lite should have been sacrificed! hang in trees, mowing machines from tlie ward j To persuade tlie girl to return I u > get shelter beneath trees, or ... . j ith so much j was useless—only a loss of pre j wagons left to be exposed to sun- .c gi to t ic piovei ui rioubt and dread should thus jcious minutes. With a muttered . afiine and rain, t tli'sll, :l feeling of e.ipbai.. could hare piodiiccd ii. ma |. e |, avoc of Ins peace. He j growl of disapprobation tlie guide : 1 he good feeder of stock never n hcait a r-1 ^ ^ _ ; waited for the answer in a sus- | was compelled to allow iier to pro ! gorges them, nor docs lie give noryous headache, Hull p!lill ill the head, with a st . nsa . " imt siimiid a retired and soll ' l)CU5C that was positively bar- well more than will be eaten with a tion of Heaviness, or (ihldiness, Irregularity of the Rowels, sometimes Constipated \ tJI - stu ^ UIlt ’ ot stuous p.nsuits . rass j n g At last it came. j Honrs were spent in vain pur- 1 relish. It is not what is eaten, and then acting too freely, Low Spirirs, Sleeplessness. Sallow Skin. 1 >erangomentofj a "*_ l Lr^'ic Cleethorm 1 ^°’ - ou ma >‘ no h" Olive said, |suit. j i, u t what is digested that furmsh- Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart. Jcv. If von suffer with any of these symptoms,! ^* lC -l c ‘'“ eRge ' ‘ ect i°'P C ; “unless, indeed, you want to get! “Guide is there any hope?” de- e s the profit. ... * , • • Hall were largo, it liv no means . , . , , , ' , , ...... . ; testimonials ot , -, , , rill uf me—to send me away. Anil manded a stout Cornisliinan, at j Farming may be a slow way to pass upon tliis bill, I’d argue tiiat i the one who brought me back to troubled with chills md fever. 1 my licaltli from apparent death i carried witii me se- -:d bottles of would be pretty safe for me to in- j Swift's Specific. a:m as Iou as I entrusted to when health was fid I Iv regained. I would cheek liis j bill O. K-, and say nothing about j soon as I extortionate charges.” Tiie wed l Tie rest, was afflicted with chilis. |<iing will be duly celebrated ia aj When I resumed iisuse, I was all il, I had perfect health, ceased taking it, i As like •mptom I)r. Holt’s I >ysj)ej)tic Elixir will cure you. The following are a few parties who have been cured by the Elixir: lie. P. It. Holt, Ki f.u u, Ai.\. : “ Hatcher's Static*. O'... October IStli. issa. DnxKt'iR -I . . . . Mifl’cn-il a great deal with ]H*rio<ii**al attp.fk'' *»t 1k»*i*I.m»'!u*. Having oxhnusrctl my *i:.n skill ami tried tiie |*r**si-rij»tions of a great ninny physicians*. ! was induced to try your Dyspeptic Elixir. Yon scut me a bottle about tbe middle of Mnreb last, and I am happy to inform you that I have :• •: suffered from these periodical attacks since. ♦nt' arid fiiuin; «n r. spociiii* in tinsciasso! diseases. I recommend it t>imy|.., . , with your re.juest. made when I saw you last, imt t*»;-1 i it be.-1 to delay i:i order tube thoroughly convinced as to its ctira tive properties. Very truly yours. L* b- BOZIJ.L, M. D. ! liv F. •**.—I can't a fiord to be without the Elixir.. I will have it in my house lot it cost what it may. 1.. r. P. followed that lie wanted more life [ within its bounds; and a girl in not even then, for I cannot con- last. 1 make money by sonic people. Mv indigestion is almost it not i the sage wisdom of five and thirty ! years he considered her! How his fireside a man whom I do “I fear none!” he answered; “at | then, as Bill Arp says, there ; tlie bottom of yonder chasm ” His words were cut short. A i sent to marry not love.” Send Olive away! Was not ev- j a law of “eompensal ion” about it. ! It is not only the “freest ntircly cured. I can eat any ami everything without material injury. 1 h.:\\; been a prnetieinjr physician for thirty years, : * 1 . * m«l have ever been opposed t:> proprietary med vine. You kindiy furnislicd me with the f**rmul^ t«»r the Elixir, and on ex- | eould her presence by liis fire imin:«ti<Mi can testify t«» the medical pr.-’oerties .mil Thv*-r;!putic:d’npplvation ami 1 recoinmcmi all snfibrii jr fr«un indiprestion : . - i md nervous headache, or any disease arising fr. m torpid liver t*>'procure a bottle of your Dyspeptic Elixir, font is almost c nai inoniztu .ill llic ( : specific in thiselassof di-eases. I rceummcni! it vmy p -i- and pre.-eri bc it in mv practice, i would have roupdied | current of the life lie ex»ccte< cry pulse in ids body beating with j cry, half triumphant, half fear-! j n Die world, Points for lUdiectiou. Four causes account lor most oJ he prevailing poverty and degre Elation. They are drunkenness, rcr! ignorance, laziness, and pride. Only a small pejrentage of trou ble comes from illness and mislbr tune, and nine-tenths of our pov ci ty and misery are the results of intemperance. Ignorance is also set down as the cause of much misery, and the fact is self evi <b*nt that laziness means idleness and idleness means neglect ol life j wife and children. Another but is groan, she pr.. P. It. Holt. Ecfu-la. Ai,a. Co-mptk’U.i.kf f*Exnit\i.V Office. Atianta. <»a.. Jn.y 0th. l*vv>. Dkak Sii: I ;uu pleaded to rejv»rt tl'.nt I hivebotentirely cureiDif indirection, hvthe nso «-t yocr "Dyspeptic Elixir. I was imlnctd by a friend to try i: after Uhviuii tric-i alino.-: every r»*im*d> known for my disease, without tlie sli^hte.-t cheet. , ] look only three small hollies of your medicine before 1 '-v:;s entirely well. ! suffered several years, ant! although it has been sadly tarnished through the im- ibrce vears since I used your preparation, I have had no letum of it Yours truly, ' . r . .. ♦*. 1 \V. A. WRIGHT. Comp. Gen. State of Ga. j providence ot Bernard s tatner. Office o? t:if ^iNort: >.f ANrFACTniiyu Co.. Err a v i.a. Ala.. July 4tli. 1*^3. Thi< i« to certify tlniV my wife. Mary J. H:.:’ tc,v. r. -'.if. ■, . six from i ml y ti-ni ami cnhirgemciit *»t the aver: that she had been reduced in-flesh from i:v pounds pom.;-. •:: •. • whs gloomy and «!• spttndei.t; that as an experiment— and by enrn'e-t persuasion—she was imlm-iHl to try om- l.otii • •■• *i- it's l)ys}u-pti** Elixir; that she was linmeuiately and m.ccrialiy 1x»nefitte*l, and continuing its use a few nuusths, siie was entir* !y relieved of her troubles, regained her appetite, and m»w weighs 135 pounds. Tiie Elixir has brought us health an*i }uq*piness where all other rcmrdics hat* re-tilted in eon tinuous sulVerine ami *lis:t]>pointment. J. C. lllLiHToWEU. ErFAt’i.\. Al\.. May i n. 1SS3. Di:. JIoi.t- Dear Sir: About five venrs ago T was taken with :t vio’rnt «*ou<rh with enlarged liver ami eoti.-tipatn»n. I grew w.n-.-e ami worse until it was almost impossibi: for me t<» i>- down ami s’.-vp at night f. »r IS months, owing to the seyentv oi ; the rough. The onlv wav I coultl s!ec]» was in a < b: ir. my :• •.:<* resting upon a pillow on a table. Was treated by two differ- j cut ph.y-ii bins.imd tried'a mmber of Patent Meda le x’ all of whii li •!**! m» good, .\fter having de-paired oi ever getting , well, my wife consulted you by h-Uer. Yoiiscni me twoh.atles «•: yc.ur Dyspeptic Elixir; in less than three days I could he down and sleep as well as I ever could in mv life : a f w bottle- cured me perfectly, her of persons and never knew it to fail to cure in a single instance. Yours truly. I have recommended it to JOHN F. a great un HI KE II OK. Mr. AY. B. McLeudon. of Hatchers Station, says Dr. Holt’s Dyspeptic Elixir cured him of indigestion. Et'F.wr». Ala., May 1st. IftSd. Di;. Holt—-Dear Sir; Your Dyspentic Elixir cured my daughter of Dyspepsia of a very aggravated form of twelve months standing. I had tried several of the best phv.-icians in tlie countv, who failed to benefit her. ..... t , . ,, 1 • * BRYANT GRIFFIN, White Pond. f!a. 'UO-GISTS. ^ril ln-iy. i , | •* lit iiiui vumnxu, ziuuiuui 1)0 out u*c in ay add, . 1 fierce, unhidden joy at the verdict. ful. slipped from Olive Power's ; the most lordly. Note the thor ! ^ntial cause of poverty deserves a <1 " let I she had given? Tlie measure of' bloofiless lips. j ougii independence of tlie inteiii j place in tlie list, ami that is the ; current of the life he expected to ; • . . ,, i *.i • . t i a- 1 his recent terror was the measure “i^isten! 1 hear I of his present relief. I said. Yet, the bait of five thousand l . . . r , . , .! . tI . . . „ . j . “ I hat is a fear winch my ward, A silence that might be pounds was a temp a.ion. Hu ,—my way*ward ward! need never j prevailed. i be fat. Either the milk will be lories of Cleethorpc Hall had been f j, ar ^ or> ” | ie sai.i with a slow | “The wind across the glacier,; defleient in quantity or quality. broad smile; “she lias brought too ( miss,” answered tlie leader in much sunshine into my lonely j sulky despair. “There is noth life for me to lose her. But change ! ing for us but to go hack.” “I will not,” tiie girl declared, “until yon tell me whose voice that is. Hark, is it the sound of wind!” Again they listened, and again without a result. dianship will soon lie at an end,” Mark Croxford gently laid his he answered steadily, almost. baud on Olive's arm. “Believe | harmless. sternly. He must face the future me, you are mistaken, 31 iss Pow- j — » m- resolutely, as befitted a teacher j er," he said; “you do not suppose ! ^ r - George Laws made last of his fellows. i that any one of us would give up - vear w > l h on c liorsv, on Mr. John And a few seconds later his j the search if the least chance le •' Kodger s place, in 31 aeon conn quick, nervous step was echoing j raained? But the guide knows •.'• “*'d0u pounds °f seed cotton, in tlie passage without. best.” j or eighteen bales, on ordinary poor An early summer vacation in And yet, as lie uttered Iris mcl-'land.—Smithcille Enterprise. I and philosophy is not a particu ; larly remunerative hobby to ride. Mr. Humphrey Power’s legacy, if not precisely a fortune, would be is inevitable some day.” ■•Why?” a low voice raurmered; and again came tlie mvsterious an assistance in the keeping up j lllllmination of Olive’s eyes. •Because Oiive,—if for no otli- of the restricted Cieethorpe es tablishment. The matter was debated long and anxiously, and as the result Miss Olive Power arrived at tiic Halt one snowy February morn ing. Slight of figure, winsome of feature, with merry, violet tinted brown eyes, and lips continually parting in a piquant smile over teeth of whiles; pc-nrl, if he was jer reasons—the years of my guar- gent farmer who recognizes and j develops tlie vast resources of the sod. It! A cow giving milk should not often both. The best cows are never fine looking animals, except to tlie eye of an expert, who can see behind tlie rough and bony frame evidences of gooil milking qualities. m ♦ w Two Connecticut school girls doped together. That is, they ran away with each other. If young ladies must elope, this plan is commended as comparatively widespread and ruinous sin of im providence. With the exception of intemperance tiie improvidence of the masses of tiie people is tin- cause of more poverty and suffer ing than anything else. The people who work for wages and salaries do not, as a rule, lay anything by for old age and sick ness. Too much is wasted, and too much is spent for show. There is too much recklessness of right again. Wc have used it in our lau.iiy as an antidote i'-ir ma laria p-'ison for two in three years, and have u.-vc known it to fail in a single instac V. C. FL'RI.OIV. Sumter Co., Sept, il, 1381. A Cripple fi- dorcsl. Some two years ago I received a boy (Lena Whit--) info the Or phans' Home, near Macon, from Columbus. He was one of the poorest er attires i have ever seen —nothing but skin and bone— crippled ami d.-: lined by Scrofu la, which had attended him from his birth. About eighteen months ago I coalmen, e l giving him Swift's Specific. A fter several bot tles ha l been taken and no visi ble results to be seen, I began to -despair, but continued tlie medi cine. At last signs of improve ment became apparent, and from that date to tiie present there Ins been constant improvement in both body and mind. Ho is now about fourteen years old, and is one of the brightest boys I have ever known. I honestly believe that ii- will nltimaleiv outgrow the cf- expenditure among people ol j fcets of this loathsome disease «n small means, and tlie band to j der the influence of Sa - specific month way of living is altogetherJ The two eases of c vsiprias too common. A man may lit j competent, industrious,- hones and temperate, but if lie habitual ly lives up to the very last cent of bis income, or a little beyond, it, he and those dependent upon him are absolutely certain Income to grief.—ricasanlon Star. The two cases I which were treated some two rears j ago with S. S. S. sle w no - ;r.p touis of return of the disease L. B. FaiSE. Sup't Orphans' Home, S. G.Con. .Macon. Ga.. Nov. 1. 18S4. Treatise on Blood and Skis Diseases mailed free. Tut: Sv, ift Si-jicihc Co.. Di av.tr J, Atlanta, Ga.

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Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, February 05, 1885, Image 1