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Hon. G, Edwards Lester,
Late U. S. Consul to Italy,
author of "The Glory and
Shameof England,” "America’s
Advancement," etc., etc., etc.,
writes as follows: —
New York, August 1, 1888. I
Da. ,T. C. Atrr A Co., 122 bmrll, K. -.'Till st. j
Gentlemen:--A Mass.,
and the desire render sense service of gratitude
to a to the
public Itupe! me to make the following
statements:
Interrupted My college by eareer, at New Haven, wan
a severe cohl which no
enfeebled me that, for ten years, I had a
hard struggle for life, Hemorrhage
from the bronchial passages was the
result of almost every fresh exposure.
For years J was under treatment of the
ablest practitioners without avail. At
last 1 learned of
Ayei’s Cherry Pectoral,
w hich I used ( moderately and In small
doses) at the. first recurrence, of a cohl
or any chest difficulty, and from which
I Invariably found relief. This was
over 25 years ago. With all sorts of
exposure, In all sorts of climates, 1 have
never, affection to this day, the had throat any cohl nor
any of or lungs
which did not yield to Avkh’s Ciikukt
I’rctoh* t. within 24 hours.
Of course | hat e never allowed my¬
self to he without this remedy all ,,iy
voyages and travelx. Under my own
observation, it has giteti relief to vast
numbers of persons, while ill acute eases
croup of pulmonary anil diphtheria inflammation, in children, such life, ns
has ts'en preserved through its effects.
I recommend its use in light hilt fre¬
quent doses. Properly administered, In
accordance with your directions, it is
A Priceless Blessing
In any house. I speak earnestly Is-musa
I feel earnestly. 1 have known many
cases of apparently continued tiroricMfw
and larly cimgfi. with oats ot voice, particu¬
speakers, among perfectly clergymen cured and by oilier fuddle
cine. this medi¬
Faithfully yours.
<’. EDWARDS LESTER.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
bold Prepared by Ilr.J.P. AyerfcCo ,Rowell.
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THE DEMOCRAT, CRAWFORDVILLE. GEORGIA.
A Consolation paragraph,
The IndinanapolU Journal, edited
by JnluiG. New, and generally regard
ed as the organ of wen. Harrison, says
in reference to the incoming Presi
dent’s civil service policy: “The
tenure of office law and the civil servi
ee law must be observed in spirit as
well as in letter. Officials confirms
sioued for four years Irom the date of
their ap)ioifitment, who are competent
and efficient, ar.d who have given no
cause for the removal, will probably
be permitted to serve out their terms,
many of which will not expire till a
year or two after the new administra
lion goes In. The new President can
not l>e expected to make sweeping re¬
movals in such cases. At all events,
those who do expect it will likely be
disapp doled. ”
Thkiik are many accidents and diseases
which affect Sl<s;k and cause serious in
convenience and less to the farmer in his
wotk, which may l»e quickly remedied by
Volcanic
Oil Liniment
Thu Memory of Mother,
Blessed is the memory of mother.
It floats to us now like beautiful per¬
fume of some woodland blossoms.
The music of other voices may lx: lost,
hut the entrancing memory of her will
echo in our soul forever. Other faces
will fade aw y and he forgolton. hut
here will shine on until the light from
heaven’s porfal shall glorify our own.
When in the fitful pauses of busy life
ot.r feet wander back to I he old home¬
stead, and crossing the well worn
threshold, stand once more lti tho low,
quaint room, so hallowed by her pres¬
ence how the feeling of childish inno¬
cence and dependence comes over us,
and we kneel d,wn in the molten sun¬
shine streaming through the western
w imlovv, Just where, long years ago
we knelt by our mother’s knee lisping,
"Our Father.” II.iw many times,
when the tempter lured us on, has the
memory of those sacred hours, tint l
mother’s words, her faith and prayers,
saved us from plunging Into an abyss
of sin. Years have filled great drifts
between her and us, and they have not
hidden from our sight the glory of her
pure, unselfish love.
Fait better than Ihe harsh treatment of
medicines which horribly gripe the patient
and destroy the coating of the stomach,
Dr. J. I! McL'an’s Chills and EeycrCure,
by uilhl yet effective action will cure.
Sold at 50 cotits a bottle.
Alarming Symplon*.
UllATTANon , 1 ’knn , Jan 28, 1888.
The 8 w 1ft Spec ific Co., Atlanta. (Ja.:
Genllvmen.-Between five and six
years ago boils and carbuncles tuipctUN
rd upon n e, to an extrt eniely dtsagree
able and alarming extent. My genera!
health Secuted good, but there was
• ver indication , .. of , u riotus . condition .... of ,
my blood gave me gietit Irouhle and
I*«n. PhjaiclanN t.ea ment did not
aeem to avail, and finally 1 decided to
K | V0 vour J S. S. N a trial. Before the
first bottle g ive out I noticed the im
proyeineul. Tli* tail Is and carbuncles
disappeared, mid with the six bottles I
quit. 1 was then perfectly well, and
ever since ttiat time my blood has giv
vn **wry fvitlrnce of iwfcet entity.
I Httnhiite tiiy coin|>lc»te cure to jour
medicine aUme.
W. 1J. Dunlap.
Pass. One A. G. S. 1*. 11
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D tnver 3, Atlanta. Ga.
Pkiison, who lead a life of exposure ar* -
subjevi luuiluigo to i lieutuatls'U, neuralgia tnd
ami will ml t vAlu.ihle rened
iu lit J. II del, • in’- > kMinc fill Liai
nicut. It wUl it Ulliil p = 4u i subdue in
Hauim.iiion.
Ihe New IM»rovcr>
You have heard your fri -tids and neighbors
talking ahoai it. Yi u may yourself be
one ol thetimii) who know from personal
experience jn-l liovv good » thing it u, if
you lime ever tried it you are one of its
staunch In lids imanse the wonderful
Discovery ever allei liolds a place in til*’
lionse. Ii you lime never used it and
should lie affected with a cough cold or
any Thr.mt Lung or Oti 'si tr ruble .ird
a bottle at once and give it a t.ur trial.
It tsgiiMruiieedevfiy time, or money re
Minded Trial Bottle- Free at Ureas A
ilamraack i * Drugstore. i, ,
Siv k headache, wit.d on the stomachs
biliousness. nausea, are proiuptiy and
Mgrevabiv banished in Dr J. II Mcl.ean'
Ldlle Lti ei .Hid Kt lilev I’llle te 25c.
• .
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There is it t’oiisLuit U si« f..re la-ittg
waged lietweeu ihe V.ittoils s weirs of
llie i'.uitllal kingdom. 1 look of tl;«
itoi i itiieiiess <>l all at 111 > of woiuis
SUM tiling t he citadel of lit**. A does
of SiuiiiCi’s liuii n Y<iuiifuge wiil
destroy tilt in.
Phtsivias* prescribe or. J. it. Mr
le-.in’> far Wine Lung liaint; in it tin y
‘"'ll’'’* el «|nuni Ol mo! phille, vvl.ile
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is ttoiliL ltlU
A el ,tr sk n vdds t * ihe tenuity of u
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To U.auUIv your cuim4i x
ion, you should j itnfy y**nr Mill*
Avt*rN S.n *1 ? tLt. A. a tome anvi
itt . .5 v It Il ls ID
The Two Very Lucky Men
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In last Sept. M. C. IIar(II, a laborer,
bought onetwentieth of ticket No.
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and that number drew the big 8300,
000 prize on Oct. 9th. J. C. Proelwtel
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ties them to 815,000, which . , was de
posited for collection with Wells. Far
go A (,o s Express, at Portland Ore
^an, and it was promptly paid by The
Louisiana State Lotte y of New Or
leans, and the money is now in Port
land ready to lie paid over upon proper
receipt for it.—Vancouver [Wash,
Ter 1 Independent, Nov. 7 .
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and heal any disease of the throat or lungs
quickly than any other remedy.
Tartar ori tbe Taetb.
^ , fetid . , . , breath ... is greatly to , be de- ,
plored; al most every one shrinks from
a near approach to one thus affectep
The habitual use of Delectalave
purifies the breath' heals the gu'Qs,
prevents tho accumulation of tartar
on the teeth, and makes the month
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If you sutler pricking pains on movin urts
the eyes, or cannot boar bright light, an
find your sight weak and failing, you
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Strengthening Eye Salve. 25 cents a box
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For more than forty \eais, Ayer’s
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K'r coughs and colds take Lemon Hot
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An and n*liabu* p’uparati.'ii.
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!
% *otiud Opinion.
K Baiobrldge Mundav Esq., Count y
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Klpctrkt Bitto**s »ave<l his lift* **
Mr D. I Wilooxson of Horse Cave,
j{ v _ R dda a like testimony saving: lh
, . itlv lv ' i„.|j,.ves * .’V he would have di..,l ’
had . it not been for Electro Bitter*.
This pn**t remedy wilt ward off as well
as cure all Malaria Diseases, and foi all
K'dney, Liver and Stomach Dt-onlers
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any Drug Store.
El. Fry. ah vs hid • Williams, is
to is* hanged Friday, January 2Slli,ut
Marietta.
l’he inf.i it reason grows space and calls
for one more application of tuat good
tiend 8aivariolt Oil which never disa i
piouts but alway kills uain It i- neither
plea-ant nor roughing profitable to hear people
cornuantIv when th-v couid be
ea>:i\ cured uv a 25cents bottle ot Dr.
lluil sUiri ti S’tuii
To luoth rs —Should the* h*%by be suffer
dl-»ide.-of , -
itig vv iti.vnv of , the oabyhood ,
t.» Oi Bu . • B.v 'v >>rup at once fo* tlte
lixmb.e. I nee i'. vs-uG
I Narrow lbra|ir.
l.a*l IV K Nd-oii, of Brooklyn, eanie
mine one evening, feeling a peculiar
tignlwess iti the lie-t Before retiring, he
trosILidra a long breath but found it
a m.isi I.u sv.sii*le. He suffered four days
ft ru pneumonia, and the doctors gam
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v ot.>uuiptu.n savevt him and he ; s to
fg sale by l)r. K. J Keii.
188 9<
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These Liquors Are the Best on the Market. Pry Them.
-1 ALSO DEAL IN
The Kennesaw and Sword’s Pure Georg,a Corn Whiskies.
l^“\Vhen you mant a genuine article cali on 110V9
THOMAS AKINS, Crawfordville, Ga.
118-9
THE NEW YEAR.
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NEVER OUT OF CKUER.
If ycu desire to purrl ..’sr. a rur mav-bine.
ask our agent at your pie- -• - ternu* 3! ''t
mices. If you catitv i bed urt. »nte
direct to nearest address u> you l jc.o ” : uv mtsk
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Cheapest & Best Business College in the World.
lllwheat World’a Honor sod Gold Medal oyer Bosk.keeylllC all ether Collect*, *»4 ■*
General Huslneta Kxposltlon. Education. for Svsteru 10,000 of Graduataa Is
Hunineiu,. 1 8 Teacher, employed. Coat of Fall Basin
(’curse, including Tuition. Stationer?, and Board, about |ll.
Short-Hand. Type-Writing. A Telegraphy apeclaltloa.
No \ acatlon. Kotor Now. Graduate! Guaranteed Suceoaa,
For circular, addreia F.phratm W. Hmlth, Principal, or
Wilbur R. Smith. Lexinfftca, Ej. Mention tki* jafW
[ya’s Patent Post-Me
DIGGER AND TRANSPLANTER.
Light. Simple, Strong an* Effecttre.
It is the only self-cleaning kind Digger of
made, and can be used in any
soil, no matter how sticky, with perfect
ease. It thus possesses great advan¬
tages over all other diggers in the mar¬
ket. With it a man can It easily is exceedingly dig 300
, U, to 400 holes per day.
light, ret rery strongly made and war
vg ranted. Price $4.
G. PETERSEN 8 DO.,
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THE
T rio F eed Mill.
CUTTER, GRINDER AND
SHELLER
Combined in One Frame. The Only
Combined Feed Mill Made.
Warranted to Give Satisfaction
Caa ns* three the
same Xiii at acy ReoJ^y fire machine? is
Send for drcolor to
FRAZER A If ACT,
Williamsburg, Ind.
