The advertiser. (Fort Gaines, GA.) 188?-????, March 01, 1889, Image 2
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Bin'™: BEST.
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e Acid phosphates.
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Now is the lime for th<> Farmer to decide
w hat brands of Guano they will IISO llliS
year, J have the following well-known
brands, all of which have been tried in
this section, and full satisfaction.
GEORGIA STATE GRANGE FERTILIZER,
GEORGIA STATE GRANGE ACID PHOSPHATE.
MERRYMAN’S AMMONIATED DISSOLVED BONE,
MERRYMAN’S ACID PHOSPHATE, •
LISTER’S AMMONIATED DISSOLVED BONE,
GOSSYPIUM PHOSPHO.
^ illi mi cxpdhiMicc of T\vi:.vty rears in
* o
fertilizers in this section, I am prepared to so
leet the best grades and recommend them to Ill V
*>
customers.
^all and se< 1 iih* at (he Uailroad deputy and get the ben
eiit of my Ion# experience by ohtainiim* the VEUY
BKST grades that can he had.
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CUTHBERT
Fl’RNITURI T f > % STOR1. T > f
W. B. ELLIS, Manager
rri, <‘ roller* of Tun A ovuviutiskr nre aorilinlljr invited to com non loo
tni) wltpit in want of Anything in my line, Vttu need-' i.ot 0
Dnitl of not tindin^-whnt you waul, as I keep a very
FlIIJ, ANI) YAR-IE!) STOCK
<if nl! kinds, nnd I think I ninstircly suit you. As fo prices Iwou
spy I am tot undersold by any houso in Georgia. AVw Homo
nnd Lonicatic Sowing Machines kept in stock nil llie*
CVVHBERT, tunc. Wospccl fully,
(I A. •Sm W. H. KLLI3, .Mn'or
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F. P. ALLLN: t r
WATCHMflffiR J1ND JEWELER,
N o x t do«»r to Opera House, whetc he is prepared to <Io a
r TiirK elFi r.r.N ^' nU years 'bes, in (Jlocks the buuine.vs, and Jewelry. he Alter sstistaeiion r,n exju rienco ami of
so.icitr the uhlie jfiiarautccs
j patronage.
A\ 4GUNS and BUGGIES
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-team Itngines, Uoiton Gins
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Feeders, and Condeiif orz I !
riimters wanting any articles in the above
line will find it to their interest i t a cal’
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on me before pureJiasin »• cr
W AfJONS axi> BUGGIES a SPECIALTY
in which COMPETITION is defiieri.
remember that every WAGON I sell is fully
Warranted in Writing.
W. A. I
UNAPPRECIATIVE.
How Uttle we are apt to app^ciatc t’nat which
wts possess. Tue hardy wood-sawyer envies the
wealth cf his employe.. TI« rich tr.an curies Ut*
health and strutigth of his prior neighbor.
“Our mind .and oar time wo employ „ t
In longing for v.w have not,
Unodtldfu] of w hat tvs enjoy."
flow moth Ixtter if aii exerted the-rr.r'lvrs to ob¬
tain fair heart's bngihg. I f p'*or in purse seek to
gain wealth by Industrious ntwl fruj.tJ habits. If
poor in lieatUi seek to usa t’to<e remedies which ara
tlw hc*,t and truest medicines. Among -emedici i
sold by druggists none is the equal of Uotar.ic ,
F.lood Labn for curing the ills of dash and btood.
Felix Foster, At Lint a, G.u, s?y-.: “I took 15. D.
D., for several foul ulcers, which had given me
much trouble and would not heal fro**! a use of
ULCERS other rerqedies. Within ten »Ltys my
httaUli improved, and before J bad
used three bottles every sore was entirely liealed. It
improved my appetite and gave rue flesh and
ttrength."
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Hudson Clark,Camden, A/k.. says: “I was af
SAD BLOOD dieted with the severest form
of rheumatism for about II
years, and suftered extreme misery during ail that
while. 1 also had catarrh so lad it almost stopped !
CATARRH my breathing through n.y now.
- My fleslt in some pieces looked as i
f it had been charred or scalded. M y back was so
lame I could hardly stand, i tried nearly every¬
RHEUMATISM thing bat found no rebel
until i tried II. It. 15. I used
several bottles and am now ;.s sound*and well as j
any man In Arkansas.”
J. \V. Messer, Howell’s Cross Rocds, Clirrokeo
County, Ga.< writes: 1 w.is aiiiicicd wjtb cltronic
SORES 2 iTI
then tried 15. 15. Li. and eight Loltles cured me
sound atal welL” (v)
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THE LADIES' FAVORITE.
NEVER OUT OT ORDER.
If you desire to purchase a sewing machine,
ask our agent, at your place for terras and
prices. 1 f you cannot fmd our agent, write
d irect to nearest, address to you below named. 1
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE &QRMCE.IMSS: j. !
Chicago- - 23 UNION SQUARE,N.Y- DALLAS.
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KA1S SALSAHi |
pCvSS- "c 43S Cieenscs and h-autides the heir. I
PrcuKHes ft luxuriant growth, {
’—oil n Neva.- Fails to Resior* Gray.
F Hair ta its Youthful Color. |
CurcsaealpaiscoscsandhairfKUingi
h&mdsscorns.
Th« . safest, cunvt and best eere fjrCorn*. Bunion., Ac.
Sto.is sii jtda. ficsrures comfort to the <<vt Never taiD
teeona JS.’iutaathreatwto. H-acox & Co- 5. 1 -
■«( ttaiiouisi rtmut ths hamaa body nnd its curious
JBete life a perpeiuotad. «tlrt rnntd, indu erg-us. rt,
how ebteate
to amt* p'.tfjLs qf .-noraice and intbxreUcn,
Mow Mem to apply lit me Curt to cUi ferme qf itueasc.
to cart Crottp^OU Kyat, Buptmt, Pktotuut*. tic,,
JUou to mate, U tn mama'jt <t teweprUe Utfcet,
6 eud TKX CSHT3 lot D 3 TV bOOi,
’5-1 ZTEDICAL SENSE
AND NONSENSE.
K V A mblatignof vritaa^Swisdnin.
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D6 page*, half eft beta given to
,w vjy-r cvwly tiresiratvd is adicai j
$1: OVB
A WEEK
C/ubS/sfem \\^Vji<
while sj convenient an#
ta the buyer as & A|| \1
4 Instilment rystem, jLwj
r S- 2 J a tcholesniespotcash The QW
tystc-n 13 us.
co-operation of the
m, chth members Sells us LAl
I I ' 33 watches In each _ PHI
i ! k'l 8SM C38Wa*eh the Gab for Gab each and watch we ret before cash it from , J ■Xjp' flB
each member only payst*;5S goes
;' *v§6 out, week. though This is why you! S5S
533jj $1 a i than we give j fc#
j J’jjt more fo your money any one else |?*E *
r and why v.e are doing the largest
IprSl L jJonly watch first business quality in the goods, wot'd but Y/e ourr^ sell K$a^|
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L.jloud TiX 4 . prices quaiity.Or.r3lO are about what Fits others crWuicls get let »c-W,t; jl^f
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i i any * s 3 substantial kind) Stem-Wind Silver (not American imitation Lever o/g-j£A 3H
Watch—either Our tt‘23.00 Wc hunting tell is case Stem-wind, or oten.l^a jfSsn
a
Oper.Face, AmericaaLcvc Cm 'V..; *v: stiffened Gold lW*B
.1 J \,guaranictdto
_r_s otar so years. It U fully equal to any fi m
watch first-class sold for StiSencd by Ccld others. Case We much finu'fc»w? l
a
K3aj !§’» any more Solid satisfactory Gold Case and that serviceable can be sold than at
ISffi ■gfi less solid than cases double are invariably the money, thin, as weal:, cheap JSjgl
lliff gjR ol low quality, 938 and worthless after IdEi
| l short use. Our Watch contains A*
numerous of important vital import.•-nee patented accur-^ jig
provements, to
ate Wind, t.ming <&v.,which —Patent Dustprecf, coottoiexclusivcly. Patent Si It« 6 §
we
isfully bility and equal service, for accuracy, appearance, Watch dura¬
to any £75 .either
Open road Face or Hunting. Oi!r$4fL00 Kail
Watch is especially constructed Rail-® for||b
the most exacting use, and is thclwst
road All these Watch prices made, are Open either all Face cash or or Hunting, in clubs, jM* jfrfjj
91.00 a wee k. AnAjcx Watch A / /
/niuia'or given free with each Watch. Go&Sft;
The Keystone Watch Clu& Wpi V
Mala 0Bc* Is Ce’i Own Balldlna
004 WMJHT ST. fHILAOA, ?A,
Ajax Agents Watch Insulator, Wanted. $1.00 /N<A
Fit t prfwlprotac'.loo Utitck. Sent inyiii! bf n.»*nitl«ra. ) 1 . 1 \L '*3
Of price. a us Cy We reft* tusii «:• Ctonmwtigl r-'jrip*.
U ant AgtUK)
Dobbins’ EledriG Soap
THE BE $T FAMILY SOAP
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It is Strictly Pure. Uniform in . Unalit?.
T HE original formula for which we paid $ 50,000
twenty years ago has never been modified or
changed in the slightest, ’this to-«iay soap with is
iileuiical in quality
tliat liiiule twenly years ago. in*
TT contains uotiiiiiu ttiat eau
I jure the finest fabrics It bright*
ens colors and bleaches whites.
TT washes flannels and blankets as no other soap
A in the world does—without shrinking—leaving
them soft and white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE
tpHEkE J of soap, is of a grrenf fuel, and saving of the fabric, of time, where of labor, Dob¬
bins’ F.lcctric Soap is used uccording to tlireo
ti»!i«. •
QXI5 trial will demonstrate its great merit. It
n* will pay you to make that trial.
T IKE all liest t!»iu-H, it is extensively imi
JT* tated and counterfeited.
Pswarc of Imitations.
viwvwvwwyw
TNSIST A upon Doliliins* Electric. Don’t take
Magnetic, fraud, Electro-Magic, Philadelphia Electric*
or any other simply because it is cheap. They
will ruin cGthes, and are dear at any price. Ask for
---DOBBINS’ EI.ECTniC
and take no other. Nearly every grocer from Maine
to Mexico keel's it in stock. If yours hasn’t it, he
will order from his nearest wholesale grocer.
J* DEAD carefully the inside wrapjier around each
bar, and he careful to folUwv (litTctionk
on each outside wrapper. You eittitioi aillortl to
and wait truly longer wonderful before trying for yoDrscif this old, reliable,
Dobbins’ Electric * Soap.
F A USTL.__.._.. "W'PMSY black.
magnifiopnt Pm: in coal “ . .., ;, . ‘3
gm he flowersuenxoeodimzly the c:cxspuon of um." {allow organ) ole. ' ,; ,. ' 113 ‘ Va: 4e ?*~:fimv ' 23-;
Irich. slash what! anticompgct? uper cs; ‘93.» '
£1311“va abundantly. uahy A bod “1,. .‘fi‘ ' " . 31*, ‘
oweriv'g o ‘ ',
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these charming Panama make 3 ‘ \ r 3 ;.4
ahctmtifqfl mofl’nusma appuarauce_nndlov. cannm afford tuba :3 . ~ vga‘ , ,j‘ ‘. ‘34; v
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k ,- “\f‘ 3.2 3 3 ‘ ac 3 t» incomparable Pnnuiea. ll) full-mn»? oqfirflionnf septum. '4. _
‘ ?;”- 1}; -‘; " ”1;“, 333;.- pkta. of the (thoicrann'otieu. with
. '. com‘rmtaculmmdlmtinns,eentpost.
| gum ;
134; ‘ '3‘ art pan for 110 eta. Tmscunectiouem
(‘ .g. . 3 _‘ a; 3.1’ Q. brags; all tho nelrrulnzldé’eg'finext
- mum
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HOUSE AND FARM J
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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H/.,R SALSAM t 1
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DE-LEC-TA-LAVE
n TUB *
BEST DEXTR 1 FICE
EVER t*FF»:nKD TO THK
AMERICAS PEOPLE!
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Wiiy? Because it will
1 . Whiten the teeth*
2. Cleanup tlwe mouth.
3. Harden and beautify the gums.
4 5 Purify Prevent the breath.
the formation of tartar.
6 Neutralize any acidity of the saliva.
7 Aid in preserving the teeth.
8 Cure tender and bleeding gums,
l>r. Calhoun Endorses Delecta
lave.
the This following delightful endorsement preparat on has called fort h
Callioun, from Dr. A. \V
the eminent oeeulist of Atlanta,
Ua.:
Dr. T. Brockets Atlanta, Ga.,Octobke
C. ~ \
My Dkak Sir—I t affords us pleasure after
a careful examination of the formula of your
Deleetalave,t.» bear testimony to its value,
and to state that its curative qualities are be
yond plies question. delightful I regard wash, it as the name im¬
a andean recommend
it to the public.
Yours truly, W. A- Caliiovx, M. D.
If you would have white teeth and healthy
gums me Delectalave.
Get a bottle and try it, and you will be
onvmced ofits merits. it< sensation is pleas¬
ant and its aroma delightful. 5f) cents bottle.
ASA G. CANDLER & CO..
Wholesale Druggist?, General Agents,
ATLANTA, GA.
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diem, and oilers valuable cash prizes for their product. Iviallt tl ’* Frcti to ail
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IL! IV p 0*1 i Seed Merchants] 1301 & 1 UOb Maikei j iLh?
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CS'READ our Advertisement every w ?fk as it will tb -ply interest rou. .tVj
o
hr emmm Wx.
OUR Fertilizers aro always shipped in the nrosl perfect condition fVn
ISC that it is possible to obtain by means of the best* tnaeliineiy and
ra re.
THEY do not have a pound of inferior materia! used in their manu
'acture.
WE rlnvariably supply a hijrher analysis than 'cur printed guarantee.
THEY are compounded in the p»oportions best suited lor the pur
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EVERY bag used has our special stripe around each end of it, and
every bag with this stripe is strong, durable, and well sewed.
EACH bag contains a full 200 !bs.--no shr-rt weights.
JU R prices are as low as it is possible to make them and furnish
to fertilizer.
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FORT GAINES 1 , GA.,
Representing THE PHOENIX IBSU&AXCE CO., Hartford, Conn
Assets, $1,778,469.13.
TIIF HARTFORD o CO., • r Ul ifoi (1, Conn., Assets,
85,288,003,97.
THE HIBERNIA INSURANCE CO., New 0:i!eans La. Assets,
517, 408,00.
Is prepared to Insure your property in the most satisfactory manner.
Ho is also prepftrafed to insure a limited number of Gin Houses where
thy are ilfSs in a proper condition. t&L iftnL.
lin rnfcs if .it . ^ in ... bales in Warchot
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IN WATCHES
We wm send I; on a watch examin. by
express C. 0. to be
ed before paid for, (and if not”
satisfactory to be returned. We
pay an express charges ané
you are at no expense. We,
have Watches of an style; and
prices, Send Siam; for large
Catalogue of 250 tyles with
Instruction how to order etc.
STANDARD WATCH CO.
Pittshmgh, Pa.
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I No. 12i> sent, express
! prepaid,on receipt ot'f'i.fiO.
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Hats, Notions, Wood and Wil¬
low Ware, etc., etc.
EverjlMii NEW and FREEH.
SUTUVE’S BLOCK I
% Fopt Gaines, 6 a.
SOUTH WK 8 T GEOKGIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
A llf.-tiich <»f the State Uiiivorsity.
CUTIIBKRT, • • GA.
The Fall term opens Monday, Beijfcembetf
ton!,. 1838.
TUITION FREE
Hoard in the College, $8.00 per month.
For Part iculars address
A. J. CLARK, President,
W. M, Speight,
fCif TRUSS . k Sole Agent.
-'J <D l -i 1 Four Gaines,
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Drs. Starkey and Palen^s
TREATMENT BY INHALATION.
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I’orj chitis, Consumption, Dyspepsia, A stliftia, Cat Bron¬ Hay
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Fever, maoism, Hcaaacho, Neuralgia Debility, and Chronic lllieu ■
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and Nervous Disorders.
“Tho Cornpound Oxygen Truntmoni,” Dcr>.
Stni koy A: Pnlon, No. Archtt., 1 ’iiiln.
Iiavo boi.'ii using for the lin ; t sovt-ntiu n yoiti?
.'s :s sfiontilic udjustment.of tlui clcnnuts of
Oxygon and Nitrogen m.vgwktitli., and U 10
eompomid hat it is is so ail oondensed tho world. and im.Ue j.ortnblo
I sent over
\ND TtlOUSnWOS or 07HP.RM IM EVEI7Y PAST O .
“COMPOUND UXYCKI —its v,cT>e <rv
AGTION ANlr liEriVLTK ”!* 5 the title of a now
hioclmro of two hundred page-s, puldixlicd by
bio<*urattvc.a.ro M ( tt u<{ur<.-cnrdof«ovor«ibun
drod surprising cmvK m u \vju« range otVlirou
nmny ofth.-m after being nbandon
<*d to die by oltKu - physicians. Will be mailed
tVco to anv address oji tipplictilion. lloadtiuj
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f Our FREE (io.'crfptlvc TO ALL. |
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L tr:»ter! Catalogue forlKs;,-
wz of luo pages, Conklin -J
ijlusti <le8cii|)tion_4l t*(loiJ8 of 4ui da
U pP plete assortment a of eom- the* 3 fl~
„ . rwB^ tsr^ lll0st l'°l"ilar l’lants|B
HE v ffor the Conw>rvatory^
i ■ ;’~y ■i£y W.,^.un<lfiar<len,niso8utiJS Vines,
hc s * Rcols, Shrubs,
M-i-saiias
W Address NANZ & NEUNER, I.oni8Vir.i.E, KY.jjh
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.
To titr Editor—I’ leaso inform your read¬
ers that I have a positive remedy lor thousands tho above
named disease, liy its timely use o t
hopeless cases have been permanently cnrciL
1 shall be glad to send two bottles of mi reme¬
dy free to any of your readers who have con¬
sumption if they will semi me their express
and post office address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, II. C., lSLJ’earl st^NewYork.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
ALBANY, GA. •?
i’rompt. attention given to all buoino
min. 1 ted to UK. Uollevtlons made on 3l4 hi
uiiiii. Exchange bought and Bold.
■y loaned on approved time paper, De
posits solicited subject to sight checks.
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with l=>r Pears’ j,articular# Treatise for on Home Dise sett of sic,, WM
Cure. " ,JjH
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A Physician aays,, a sovereign rtn^edy for worro?^
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hesitancy m my recommending practice irmnv years, I h. ve 11 *
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