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A Miracle in Texas.
war represemstive lias maue a cart
▼eitigation of the II. K. Spaulding
Longview; which is here published
tint time, and which will be rent
INVESTIGATED BY THE TEXAS
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE AND
VOUCHED FOR BY DR. C.
H.STAN9BURY.
{From*the Texas Christian Advorale.)
Onr representative has made a careful in-
... - ” •*' rase a*
for th<
read with
great interest bv medical men everywhere
In reply to the Christian Advocate's ques
tions Mr. Spaulding taid. About ei^ht year?
ago while running a locomotive I contracted
sciatic rheumatism in ray left side fi
hip down. It came on slow hut sure
a few months I lost control entirely of that
member, it was just the same as if it
paralyzed, I was totally unable to m«vi
of my room for a year and a half, si
months of which time I wss bed-rhM
tried every rentedr suggested, and had regtt
lar phy sicians in constant aUerulmir"
me. I was bundled ui» and scot t
Springs where I spent three months
the treatment of the roost eminent special
i*ts, all of which did me no good, and
came back from the springs in a wnr
condition than when I went. I came home
and laid flat on my back and sulVc
the most excruciating agonies, screaming
pain every time anybody walked across
room, the only ease I obtained being fr
the constant use of opiates. After three
months of this kind of agony, dur
which time m/ entire left leg perished nv
t-» tlie verv bone, mv attention was called
a new remedy call'd Dr. Williams' I*
Pills for Pale People, by Mr. Allison who
now train dispatcher at Texarkana, a
who was reli-red of locomotor ataxia
twenty years duration. At his urgent a
r-peated soli. : tation I consulted to give
them a tria‘, after tak
began to improve. I con
pills and kej.- right on
was finally cured. M v b
Registration List.
other one. and I am
that Pink. Pill** not oniy cured me hut
nir life.
If.
Hiding h.
n'lit
The repor next visited Dr. (
bnrv, a gra bnte of one of tl
schools of Kentucky, and a man
the confidence of everybody in
He said: 1 know that Mr. Spa
a terribly severe attack of sciatic rim
of which I tried to cure him ; n-o
thine known to my profession in v
finally recommended him to go
Springs. He came hack from tlw
worse than when he went and 1 tl'
was only a matter of time until I
would be affected and he would die.
know that his cure is the direct result of ihe
use of Dr. Williams* Pink Pill
“ That is rath r mo unusual statement for a
regular physician to make
“ I know it i*. hut a fn.-t i* a fact, and
there are. hundred* of pc .pie right here
Longview who know whai I vtv i* i
truth. 1 also know Mr. Allison ni.d kit.
that he was relieved of a genuine and sev»
c i«e of loconn>tor ataxia of twenty yea
•lauding.’'
1,000,000 People Wea:
W.L.Douglas S&oes
$5.00
$4.00
$3.50
$2.50|
$2.25
For Men
Wear L. Dougins *
HI.OO to 1*3.00 a pal
Width*, lluje.lva:iro in
price of other tnnkt-«. t.?’t t!
IV. L. Dougin* mIioc* i
Take ho*nl»«Htute; t.-e thftt n
on sole. W. L. Dougins,
rh omnsville Shoe Co
RrcddS
The
Year
Round
Some Medicines belong to one
season and some to another.
DR. KING'S ROYAL 6ERMETUER
IS IN SEASON ALL THE YEflR ROUND
IN THE SPRING
It purifies the blood, removes languor
and depression, invigorates and exhila
rates the whole system.
IN THE SUMMER
It overcomes the relaxation and debility
caused by hot weather and corrects
bowel troubles that are so prevalent
then. Besides, it rnaltes the most de
lightful and refreshing drink.
IN THE FALL
When malaria 11 rides on every passing
breeze," it is the great preventive and
the unfailing cure of troubles result
ing from time cause.
IN TrIE WINTER
It is still needed for curing Colds. Grip,
Catarrh, Rhc imatisiu, and tlio ills that
belong to cold seasons.
It does these things, not In a feeble
and uncertain way, but with aaaured
and triumphant power.
Kup It In tha Homs at All Timas.
tW"Sol4 by Druggist!, new package, large
bottle, 106 Doses, One Dollar. Manufactured
only by
THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL CO., ATLANTA, OA.
Writ, for IS-rare Boot, Balled Free.
For tale by . L. Diets 9 26 diw
D R AY IN G.
Haring gont into (ho Ira; huiireu, I re*
■pecltully solicit a lhare of your business.
' 7 hind ol hauling Hons promptly and
Reaper rates than anybody.
W. H. Bureh 1
Alexander .HR
Austin W N
Avers J L
Arnold Henry
Atkiusou C C
Austin B C
Ash'ey H .1
Bouchelle L It
Bearden Robert
Bauman li F
Bower P si
Briley J L
Ballour B C
Bibb W II
Brandon H II
Baker John E
Boudurant C S
Beverly J If
Brown X J
Badger J K
Bluestein M
Harllei t T K K
Biggs J J
Bruce W W
Kail W I,
Ball T J
B.anton P 0
Barbee \V I)
Bull M C
BarratteJ A
Baker si W
Ball A W
Hyars T T
Beasley W W
Blalock 11 .1
Bottoms T J
Branilon P S
Cochran, IV B
Uoi IV P
Cure H M
Chastain H M
JhauceJ M
Carroil Joshua
Cli.hy A W
Cmnpeell William
Coyle W P
Coulter J C
Colville K I.
Clew is John
Cbishojin .1 B
Cooks A 11 S
Clillon J si
Campbell John
Clems J M
Camptrell W II
Clew la .1 A
Cochran J W
Cooper C W
Coyle J B
Culpepper .1 T
"Cochran B F
[loss W T
Paris Si W
Boss S P
Dickinson R C
Posa R P
piiou C B
Davidson J II
Dreyer K
PiliOh J \V
Duntar 11 C A J
Drake J F
Dekle Robert
\\ K
Dolherg John
I Si
Davis J C
J M
Dreyer 1. A
Dekle Leh
Donulasou J
ana Jamea
der M K
hl'as D
retw.ll C A
oi M A
UHer \t A
Ferrill G W
Foibea G W
uweel W 11
Feinberg VV
Fudge B P
Finu J L
Fleetwood J W
Fuse Joseph
Gothring C
Glading K W
Gordon H C
Groover J W
Gtsuamau M L
Gribben Jamea
Goldbach Abe
GruDlbam W P
Grant J B
George Millard
H'cas H 1.
tiansell C P
Hambleton W B
Barley A P
F
WHITE.
Lewis J O J
Lunsford J J
Lambert R O
La Roche C I
Linton H A
Lin,on J A jr
Lavine M
Law K S
McKinnon James
Martin H B
Merrill J 11
Miller William
Montgomery J S
Maliette E M
McDonald R K
Moller Carl
Merrill J S
McDonald J W
Miller James
Miller irj
Mitchell U G
McDongald Ardis
Miles Jasper
McCanta J R
Mash H T
McDougald A
Mitchell T G
McKinnon T D
Mallard S L
Maclean K T
Massey Joe M
Miller A G
McKinnon Ira P
McKinnon J B
Mitchell T C
Martin H it
Mallard J S
N'auman A E
Nants J H
(Ibl Charles
Parker Jno I
Pittman W R
Pringle J I,
Parish I M
Prevutt A T
Prevail A F
Pollard John
Pringle E R
Parish E A
Parker T H
Peacock J W
Palin A W
Palin A H
Parker John F
Pringle W A
Porier G T
Putman J T
Pittman J F
Pittman W C
I'.oker C Si
Quiuu C B
Ki t iron S R
Bubison J K
Kobinson C M
lieese W M
Kay J D
Reid J W
Reid J R
Rosenberg M
Richey a
Ramsey H C
Rogers L B
Rockwell W II
Sheffield D J
Ppeuce J h
s mart C T
Simmoua J M
.Simmons R K
Singletary It B
Spair John
Siuiih J E
Sampson S
Spence T L
Switzer D Lea
Smith G M
Snmsell J M
Salter J K
Smith FI M
Smith A
Snodgrass W C
Smith F H
swift Orrin
Stalk U J
Stephens J J
Stuart A W
Stepheus J M
Spitz W A
Singletary T S
Santord S B
SiringerJ D
Smith Jubiut
Smith Redden
Steyerman S
Sieyerman L
Simpson W .S'
Stark S A
Stanley G W H
Tho npson E O
Titus Theodore
tiuciingson M M T Thompson J A
Herring G W Thomas W F
Hayes SL Jr Tayior A P
Hortman B F Triple tt John
Humphrey F Tharin J McC
HeelhPs Taylor WJ
Hopkins T X’ Thomas R jr
Hargraves A Russell Tuttle C M
Hopkins F W
Hayes S L
t J A
Hare-field J J
Humphries T .1
Hop' i is J G
Hopkins T S
Hopkins 11 W
Herring H F
Hawkins H F
Hsnsell A II
Heeth R S
Hunt I T '
Jeter T J
Jerger L H
Jerger Joe
Jones James M
Jaenicke (jharle*
Jones S A
Keep O 11
Kelly B F
Kelly H L
Keller W S
Lester K E
Linton J A
Linton John L
Appleton Hui k
Allen Abraham
Bonynn Sum
Brown Turner
Beeman Dost
Blalock Charlie
Baron Sam
Biid Charlie
Bacon 8 E jr
Bryant Joe
Bennett Tbomaa
Bryant Millie
Bennett Louia
Brown Thomas
Brown Isaac
Brown A M
Broadnax 8 8
Bracewell Charley
Brown Ed
Bracewell Doc
Crumpton Henry
Colvin John
Vann J T
Watson A M
Wold U
W bite J E
Walters B F
Wa d H J
Ward W R
Williams Sidney
W heeler J H
Wright U H
Watt James
IP.nn T D
Winn F J
W'eirig J A
Winter Charles T
Ws'Lor B P
Wertz P R
Wheeler W A
Wertz M N
Williams A H
Wolff Sam
Wolff Cbarlev
Wise H
Walton T P
Walker D W
Young T J
YoungC H
Larkin K1
Lewis C J
Legglne Simon
Leggins Robl
Lewis Lory
Lewis Willis
Lowry E
Mitchell EJ
Uincey Peter
McKay William
Miller Warren
MacIntyre Lore
McNair Thomas
MaOriff Prince
Mitchell Berry
Mitchell Robert
Mitchell Tim
Mitchell Allen
Mitchell Lncfne
Mitchell Lee
McQoeen Green
MaOriff Elijah
Caleb Miles
Carter J M
Clarke George
Connelly J C
Carter J W
Davis Sam
Davidson W S
Davies M C
Davis Evans
Dorsey Tinney
Daniels Hammond
Davis Frank
Da7is Lewis
Daniels Willie
Eskridge George
Everett Thomas
Eskridge George jr Quince Gabe
Flipper Festns Keld W H
Tlilea M M
Mitchell A W
Mitchell Randal
Mitchell Will
Owens Will
Orr John
Peek Dennis
Pettis James
Ponder Robert
Ponder Dennis
Price Sam
Peterson G P
President Richard
Paine Frank
Ponder William
Price Jesse
Few Lncins M
Flipper Festns jr
Flowers Payton
Frasier W M
Flipper E H
Frederick Levi
Few J C
Franklin Everett
Gibson Sipio
Granison T G
Gordy William
Golden Jamea
Green Richard
Gibsou Jack
Gamble Jaa G
Gibson Moss
Gilmore Robert
Griffin Charley
Hill John
Howard Sam
Hadley George
Banter Anderson
Harrison Hetirr
Hall W illie
Ball William
Hamilton Jack
Bill Peter
Hall Willi j
Hopkins f.VLS
Hill Willis
Hadley Thomas
Henderson D
Hadley Jas H
Henderson Robt
Herring J C
Harris Macus *
Heeth Guyton
Hulsey slalvin
Henderson W H
Hadley Wesl.y 11
Jsm S Gen*r*l
Junes Aaron
J ..bn.on P C
Jones U J
Jackson Wash
Johnson J M
King Robert
King M
Lemons Jes.-e
L”ndey William
Love George
Lundy Charley
I hereby certify that the above is a cor
rect list of the registered'voters of the city
ut Tbomasville tor the year 1806.
JAS. F. EVANS.
City Registrar.
Rhodes Nathan
Russ John
Royal John
Randal J X'
Ray Jerry
Ko.n Tom
Rawls Hilliard
Robison Georgs
Rice Charles
Scott Wash
Simon Albert
Smith Henry
Spann Wallace
Scott J.ke
Smith J H
Sharpe Charlie
Sharpe George
Smith W B
Sawyer Limus
Stevens G A
Smith K W
Stnart James
Smith C J
Smith Salima
Slater July
Scott W S
Thomas Sam
Thompson Sherman
Thomas M B
Tate Richard
Vaughn Ar. by
Vickers Mack
Vanbrunt Hubert
Vickers Willis
Vaughn Jacob
Walton Julius C
Wells Sani
Wilson W B
William.G W
W asbit gtun Harrison
Bright Thomas
ll'.ei ii.g'c u George
ll'niiake U K
llal.b J G
Haifi)i.gU'U Albert
IFiluams Reuben
IFiDg.it Tom
IFright Uaaliington
Young Samuel
Young Fred
THOUSANDS OF WOMENS
BRADFIELD’S
Female Regulator,
AOTS AS A SPECIFIC
Bj Arousing to Heallhj Action til her Organ.
IT NEVER FAILS TO REOUMTE,
“My wife hw been under treatment of loading phy.
elan* three yean, without benefit. After using
iree bottles of MUWinra VniUI BNCLATOK she
can do her on eooklag, milking and washing.”
ft. 8. BRYAN, Henderson, Ala.
BBADFBLD EMULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA.
BT told by druggists at IIA0 per bottle.
^ORANGE BLOSSOM.
ts the famous remedy of Dr. Jno. A
Mcfiill, for all diseases peculiar t4
ladies: It is the one natural cure for
female troubles because it Is applied
right to the diseased parts.
It is at safe and harmless as i
flax seed poultice, the first applicat
ion drawing out fever and soreneq
and stopping at once those distress
■ng pains froc: which so many womet
suffer.
•yon't t....- eternal remedies for
r-r.r.le ueakntosl Common sense re-
■|i'iics a direct application to cun
leucorrhcea, ulceration, profuse an|
difficult menstruation, inflammation,
congestion, [ailing and dropsy of th«
womb, ovarian and fibroid tumor^
laceration of cervix, and all disease,
of these organs.
Every lady can treat herself witN
Orange Blossom, Send your addre*
directions for home treatment.
FOR SALE BY R. L HICKS
—IN NEED OF
RKMKUBF.rt THAT VI til
HEADQUARTERS
Bottom Prices
Best Workmen
Call and See Us
Times - Enterprise,
JAMES GRIBBEN,
Contractor and Builder,
I Thomasville • • Ga
I will be glad to nuke contracts for, oi
superintend all classes of buildings, public
or private, in either brick or wood. Will
furnish plans end specifications 11 required.
It yon want any building done caU on me
and 1 will submit estimates, whethet cm-
tract is awarded me or not I will gnaran-
tee setlifiction la all my work. I refer to
the many buildings erected by me fa Thom
Seville, and to alt perlite far whom I have
worked. Shop an Fletcher street, 2d dear
af*lly
A. ItTETW IROTT TE
—BETWEEN—
-a-Xi-a. nsr,
and
Brnnswick, Tbomasville and Jacksonville,
—VIA— ’
E. T. V. & B., G. AI. & G., C. S., B. & W., S. F. & W. BY
BOUltt BOUND
JUNE 4th,
1893.
. NORTH BOUND
i NO. I j t VO. 8
STATIONS.
t NO. 2
1 NO. 4
no pm
• 96 pm
8 45 pm
10 08 p m
U 07 p m
1 15 am
U 60 am
7 10 im
6 56 am
t Daily
v 40 am
8 86 a m
4 oo pm
6 49 pm
8 86 pm
10 00 p m
t Dally E
Laate Atlanta
: McDonough. ..
" Columbus
" Richland
" Dawaon
** Albany
Arrive Thomaavllle
•• Brunswick..........
" Jacksonville
:cect Sunday.
B. T.V.AGI Ar.
G. M, * O. Lv.
v i ::
S. F. A (V. ! «
b. a w. i ••
8. F. # W. ••
SO DO
7 26 p m
8 Sfi pm
IB pm
12 23 o m
UH an
7 60 a m
S 20 p m
• 10 tm
t'io'a'm
»18 a m
8 80 a t
4 00 a m
GEORGI NORTHERN RAILROAD GO..
C. W. PIDCOCK, Supt.
To take effect on and after Dec. Is , 1895
Pidcock - - Georgia.
READ DOWN.
ThlAw no. 7. PtBsngr.
3 M
SCO
3 06
3 15
3 30
3 87
4 33
4 40
4 f 0
6 09
STATIONS.
... PIDCOCK
..LIKE STATION,.
SPANG LEU...
PHOEBE....
....WARWICK
...HOLLIS
FAVO
ROZ1EK
SHELLEY
CBJrtBY
..ACTREYVILLE....
..MAUZY
COOPER
MOULTRIE...
I Loayc-
Arrive
II 66
11 46
11 S5h
11 36
11 16
11 06
10 Id
io sa
10 30
10 JQ
10 <*
a. Fa*
Dally except flvnday
Dally except Qundu
PLANT
SYSTEM
Tbe Pullman Car Lina & »-***w>
16 th, 1895
—BETWEEN—
Louisville, Cincinnati
INDIANAP LIS
r AND
CHICAGO. AND .THE NOf fHWEST
The Pullman Vestibuled Service
*.on Night Trains, Parlor Chair
Cars on Day Train.
The Monon Trains make the fast
est time between the South
ern Winter Cities and
Summer Resorts of
|the Northwest, j
W. H. McDOXL, General Manager,
r. i. KUD. Gen. P. A., Chicago,
eor further Information addreee
B. W. GLADINOiQee'lAeent
IM Hmed Street Thoea nevllle,
, Uo. 6H.
Leave Montgomery 7 40 p. m.
9 1* “
' “ Belhbridge... l 12 n. m.
’ Thotonsville_ 2 28 -•
Arrive aycrou.... s 25 ••
“ Jacksonville.. 7 56 "
Central Of Georgia,
Railway Co.
IN EFFECT NOV. 1, ’B95
—BETWEEN—
ATI. ANT A, AMERICUS, ALBA
NY AN1> T110MA8VIJ.LE.
Lv. Atlanta... .
ar. Macon..
Ar America!....
Ir.SmUbTUle....
Ar. Albany. ........
Lv. Albany
Ar. Thomaavllle.
Lv. ThomasvtUe.
tr. Albany...
Lv.Albany.......
Lv. Smith villa...
Lv. Amertone....
AT. Macon
Ar. Entanla
Av.Montgomery.
HJUlW.
0. B. B.
Dally.
IM
11.(0 am
1.12 p m
1.17 p m
i.25 pm
Alt pm
e.lt p m
0.00 p m
,7.40 p m
lo.it p m
10.35 p tu
ll.l> pm
Dally.
9.00 am
ll.40am
U.M a m
1.00 pm
1.U pm
4.10 pm
• 40 pm
T.ltpm
4.35 pm
».06 pm
Daily.
t Dally except Sunday.
Oeoithriu (tr riVMI Ikii ud ItllltA
for further Information apply to
J.O. HAILE, Oenl. tut. Aft.
Savannah. Ga.
WI. SHELL MAX, Trafflo Mangr,
Savannah -la.
DAWSON, FaiaAft. Un.Oa
OR. 8. O. PAR80N9
FKMALC REQULATINC PILLS,
"“Ynd^nllSSSMSS:
.... rr lucd without net
ol knife and dance roue opera.
Unne. PRICE ei.oo
OJgctniN BroadtL HcunOft.
•tamp, taatmnituiuiar
Sold by Fbomu k DIcktnMn,Thomaavllle,
'a.; Melette k Yana, Boitoa, Ga.; J. L
•Jllvar,
e. e. d»
Lcavn Montgomery.. 7 40 p. in. 7 10 a. o
liupout 11 27 a. m. 10 23 p. m
ArriveHighhprings 2 25 p. m. 1 36 a. in
Tampa 8 00 « 8 46 •'
Port Tampa.. 8 30 “ 9 40 “
Leave Montgomery.. 7 40 p. m. 7 10 a. ui
Arrive Waycroas.... 5 25 a. m. 6 2j p. m
“ Savannah.... 8 45 •• S 6u p. m
Leave Waycroas 5 36 a. m. 9 00 p.
Arrive Brunswick.... 7 30 •• 11 00 '
NORTH BOUND.
No. 67 No. 33
Leave Jacksonville.. 6 20 p. m. 8 00 a. m
“ aycross 9 05 “ Hi 36 ••
Taomaaville..l2 09 a. m. 1 65 p. m
heinbridgo... I 12 •• 3 05 *
Arrive Ossrk 3 48 » 6 64
Troy 5 07 •• 7 04 ••
Montgomery.. 8 65 •• 8 46 11
Leave Port Tampa-_10 00 p. m, 7 30 a. m.
“ Tampa .10 40 *' 8 20 -
High Springs 6 40 a. m. 4 30 p. m.
Arrive Dupont 8 43 •• 7 38 “
Montgomery 8 46 p. m- 0 55 a. m
Leave Savannah 6 00 p. m. 7 66 a.
Arrive ayoross,... 9 05 10 36 -
Tbomasville.. V2 09 a. m. 1 68 p.
Montgomery. 8 65 “ 8 65 •
Leave Brunswick... 8 40 p. m. 8 00 a. tu
Arrive Montgomeiy 8 65 n. m. 8 45 p m
9 00 am | Lv ThomeeviUe-Ar j 6 is
11 30 am | Ar Albany..._Lv | 3 46 at
30 pm | Lv Thomaavllle Ar
26 pm | Ar...Moniicello...Lv
Trains Nos. 33 and 30 carry Pullma
Vestibule Sleepers between Jaoktonvi
end Gincinnnti,
Trains No.’s 67 end 68 carry Pullman Tee
tibule sleeper between Jackaonville and St.
Louis.
Doable dally Pullman sleepers betwe
Montgomery and Jacksonville.
Doable daily Pullman sleepers between
Montgomery and Waycrott.
Free Reclining Obair Oars through be.
tween Montgomery and Savannah on trains
67 and 68.
Doable daily P oilman sleepers Hontgon
try to Dupont and Dupont toPort Tampa.
Trait leaving Montgomery 7 40 p. m. con
nects at Port Tampa with the Plant Steanrv
■hip Line tor Key Wcet and Havana.
Any information regarding roatee, rates
end schedules over the Plant System will
be fnrnlsbed on eppliciuon to any agent of
the Company, or to
B. . RENN.
Petsengar Traffic Manager,
Savannah.
H. C. McFACOKN,
Ait'tGio’l. Pass. AgL
Savannah, Ga,
L. A BELL
Division Pats, Ag^