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From Death After
Four Years
Of Nervous Prostra
tion and Debility.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine Cured
Me Permanently.
Nervous prostration is the ioo?t serious of
nervous disorders. 1t arises iro.n some extra
strum, which robs the nerves of strength,
vit lily and life. The patient speedily loses
self control, is subject to frightful headaches,
faint sp lls, melancholia and morbid tenden
cies. Too weak to drag the thin, wasted
body around; unable to get sleep or rest, life
seems scarcely worth the living; the mind
frequently broods until it becomes unbal
anced and insanity often results. Rend what
Dr. Miles’ Nervine did for Mrs. Grabtll:
"I was terribly afflicted with nervous
trouble for nearly four years. I was so bad
at times that I could not help myself, nor
carry a chair across the room without giving
out. One physician attended me for a year
and a half without giving me any help what-
ever juul I nlso doctored with two others
without any good results. My father and
others wished me to try Dr. Miles’ Nervine
which, after lots of coaxing 1 did. I took six
bottles of the Nervine and some of the Nerve
and Liver 1’ills. 1 was completely cured of
my trouble and I heartily recommend it to
any woman who is suffering from a nervous
disorder. I have u;cd Dr. Miles’ Anti-Lain
Fills for headache and neuralgia with best
results. 1 believe (unity in the efficacy of the
Nerve and Liver lulls and am fully convin
ced that Dr. Miles’ Remedies saved my
life.”— Mrs. 11 ATT IK Gkahul, Roanoke, Va.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tle 1 )r. Miles’ Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and 11 cart Diseases. Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Added a Half Inch to 11 is
Stature.
A physician of experience in ex
amining candidates for civil ser
vice places tells of one man who
came up year after year and was
always found oncdmlf inch below
the required height, says the Bos
ton Herald. One day the doctor,
who had conic to know the fellow
|>y sight, found him measuring up
to the full standard. He could
hardly believe his eyes.
“Don’t 1 know you?” he inquir
ed. “Have nut you been here
repeatedly before?”
“Yes sir.”
“And been rejected?”
“Yes sir.”
“What for”
“Too short, sir.”
Christmas Chuckles
Santa Claus is the Christmas stock
king.
Never look a Christmas cigar in
the wrapper.
A green Christmas millet’s a thin
coal dealer.
A stocking by the chimney
worth two on the feet.
The most popular Christmas pres
ence— Santa Claus.
A stocking with a hole in it
catches no Christmas gifs.
Icy sidewalks show which way the
Christmas slipper goes.
Christmas is present time that
should always prove pastime.
As the Christmas tree is bent, 60
are the presents inclined.
Christmas plum pudding is the
stuff of which nightmares are
made.
“Well, how does it happen that , t i8n , t the i argedt stocking that
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Dahlonega, Ga.
you are tall enough now?”
The candidate, with creditable
candor, explained- that he had
learned that a man’s stature was
longest after he had lain abed a
good while and- got stretced out,
as it were. So, when this exami
nation was approaching, he had
gone to be;! and stayed there for
four days in succession, then risen
anti hurried, in fifteen minutes, to
the examination room, where, by
shrewd timing, he got in ahead ol
lot of other candidates, and was
measured before his frame had
settled down again of its own
weight.
As restrictions are not made lor
trifling fractions, and this candi
date had not only shown resource
ful ingenuity, but had told the
truth about it, ho was passed.
catches the most valuable Christ
mas gifts.
The Christmas stocking of a prodi
gal sou is not always filled with
a fatted calf.
The niuntal of Christmas charity
is more conducive to comfort
than a fur-lined circular.
Why Ralph Edward Objected.
A Weekly Letter.
D. QHMlMERS STOW,
Funeral
Director* &
Embalmer
And Dealer in
COFFINS,
CASKETS,
COFFIN FIXTURES,
and
BURIAL ROBES,
Dahlonega, Ga.
Did you ever stop to think what
an untiring and steady letter wri
ter a good local paper is? Week
after week it goes on, reaching out
into the years, telling of mar
riages, births, deaths, the coming
and going of the people, the suc
cesses, the changes,
crops, improvements, parties, re^
vival meetings, socials—in fact
events of all kinds. All is grist
that comes to ’ the hopper of a
newspaper. Why, if you were to
undertake to write a letter each
week to an absent friend and tell
half the news your local paper
gives, you would soon give up in
despair. The Marietta Journal
will do your letter writing for you
for a year for two cents a week.
Send the paper as a Christmas re-
lnemberance to a former resident
here and you will find the gift
most acceptable.—Marietta Jour
nal. The Nugget will do the
same.
Ralph was a great big boy,
learly three years of age, and had
never received a name, being call
ed “Baby,” “Pet,” “Love,” etc.
Finally the name for the small
man was decided upon, and dress
ed in his Sunday best, be went to
church with father and mother,
where he was to be baptized. As
the minister repeated “I baptize
thee, Ralph Edward,” he dipped
his fingers into the font and
touched the child’s forehead with
the shining drops. How import
ant Ralph Edward felt 1 At last
he wa3 somebody.
By supper time his face was
sadly in need of washing, but
when mother started to wash her
sou’s brow he cried out in dismay
“Oh, don’t wash my forehead
accidents, Fm ’ fraid y 011 ’ 11 wash m y name
away 1”
Lost Humor.
Mark Twain was once risked by
an Euglish clerk in a London
bookstore to write his autograph
“My chirography is becoming
lsss and less distinct,” complain
ed the author whimsically as he
complied with the request,
this keeps on I’ll have to be get
ting somebody else to write my
autograph forme.”
“But sir,” seriously responded
the clerk, “nobody would want it
then I”
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THE
JEWELER,
CLARKESVILLE ST.,
Dahlonega, Ga.
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Patents taken through Munn k Co. receive
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Scientific American.,
The report of the Secretary of
War shows that we have an army
of a little over 20,000 men on
duty in the Philippines to teach
those people the blessings on
American freedom. In exact fig
ures we haye in the Philippines
15,510 men sent from the United
States, 4,904 enlisted Philippine
scouts and 2,807 hospital corps
men. These figures foot up 28,
221, which is the force we are sus
taining in the Philippines. That
is a pretty heavy force to sustain
in a country that has been paci
fied a thousand or more times. Or
was the pacification merely on
paper?—Marietta Journal.
FOLEYSHONEY^TAR
•tops the cough and heals lungs
The persistent efforts of the
President in the Crum appoint
ment is a possible indication that
he does not forget his friends. Ho
remembers no doubt the time
when the negro soldiers saved him
at Santiago.—Enquirer-Sun.
Arrangements have been made
whereby all school books now in
use can be exchanged for new ones
of the same kind, the old books
being taken from half to two-
thirds the contract price of the new
books.
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A Sovoro Cold For Throt Months.
The following letter from A. J. Nusbaum, of Bates-
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months with a severe cold. A druggist prepared me
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