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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1893)
The Democrat. 1 PUBUSHED EVERY FRIDAY r I . V4 . NKaLON, l’roprirlor. J. M NKALOX, Edit"!-. Mil FORDVILLE GEORGIA BeUrw) at ifct po»k>See at Cr.wfoidvtll* •MrgU, am oooooA-citv mail mutot. ==== FHIDA Y, APRIL 21, 1893. Decorate the grave* of the dead Confederates next Tuesday. Tyr. third party papers deny the ru mor that the contest over Major Black’s sept has been a bond oil efi. Kewcwer dandntff ami j I Halt'd Hair cur« s scal|» affection*; also all ease* of bftldnen* where the gland- 1 which feed th • root?* of the hair an* not cloned up A I,L Of the K'*ely Institutes in the country are to be sold to a Now York syndics e. The price to bn paid is ? 10,(OK),000. ErKItNAI. Oillct Jll 1 KM i.i lll» price I of proupci ity. It is •> gm*! lime i show out apprccuuou of tins truth by bolding -a county fail. “ Handsome is tint handsome does,” and il Rood's r-arsapaiIlia doesn't do band j MWiely then nothing does. Have you evet tried if.' The world's fair will ripen on the la 1 of Mar, The next question to name i is the dale on which the i aJiaferro I county fair hIiaII ojmui. Wli hear less and less m office scek nrs. 1 he disappointed ones realize tin fact Hint it is mi unprofitable hiisini 'S and (he successful ones have to con lent themselves with wlint Ho y get. t UAwroKJirii.i.E ea 1 * 0 , 1 st I Ilf am«l ti uiInnl fisln roien m i lie county VVe haven’t hemd any m m, in hcasl. ilig nl any of llie catc.'n , they have 111 ide. Wl-; h tvr liesid so’ne discussion I the county l»ii ptojsct. It is ith im time Ins. mil |w-ople mill.End Unit lie b*Uii ' ot til" world is working k.-ep up wllli tie list li oi togress. S S H*ivi*r, <»t 4 • VHirttrirvilU* Juiliailn l «»., l’,i , say> bin wifi* is i*J Nt ctattiR iu Hie alodbtcli- Last Hiiiimt’i •he trU*d < h.uuhrfifiiu'a Colic, Miuru tuid IliRrrhuat ILmrily for it. and wan much ple«tri <1 with Un* Hpeedy relief it uf folded Mu- has miici* uaed it whcncvci iirtvssHt v and found thut it nov o faiU l ot -alo t»y Hi. It. «J Held. 1 If AM FOlim ILLK’s lifA »IIIM*I IrilUJ Will dli- t ft folirliHrsI tfui***H 1C Its glVi (, Aonxo f t uI*hdH l • * In IM tlujii* IV IMG iK lit i \ * liic i'HJlii Laid It fwii IlhUkUt) ‘Giiii lolOU v I t'fillfj l«ft bUMiing rtloii**.” Swlviiiion Oil is mpiiJiy nil aiiinirriis Jl lias ht fli Ct l, d f»*i Mottii tiim* jmaI in ui Ilhm illii*M »tml n« n suih Iihvl* Ikh'h iiipi l and NrtU>im iory. il »s atviu rntl) voiu i (t,.d tu tH* l(It* giitob »V fuie on t 0 i ih lor pitui. AriKU July mi an un wmsky sold ) in i>oulh V siolllla om he told to llU.il appointed ny toe govei'iiot', 1 In nmu- ! hel ol sal(H,i out h. iituitvd to torl\ •IX. Has mu nlcs atoiru tmm iho e tv o* iivivtM.kvv ^ »Vv iiiiiuui un ii eoutji oi uiiWiM .t Hi^i.ipU hut**? Al y wilt* 1 * 4 * ct*Kftii«'<t td }tftf<| iff VVfl IhJ lUOiltU- Willi d \fly M \ t ll dH.it T oU , fUUIvUlsUi. )V (YUllill u*-l IMlIuuii 1111« t wouul .ill..i,t iii i any ifiu-t, amt a,:i Um ''***‘1 s- iv * * naun>*'llanCa l'.im I(.,in, a ti Wi iO tl.,1 . if.tt NUlpU»»' >|J»* iN’gMil Uiimynow Attn mo a< %i «<|»(»hCs4((o.i, a (ui Oil Uslilfi ii 11'^wl.il \ mu* rt»u .**«• ll ,tl»u' Ui k “f* *»lR rttiviid io ii*• r \\i>l ,v L. ll. Jumi^on «fi t j IVMtKMi l . ll v , <», k* , tllliu J) VC til Drill U-v 1**1 Oil *’ ri> u J tic til i ii*-. •'voiiim: '»* uu? Digit* h ho kjiJ t u i* m.irti a li »\ c ui not Cm lint fi**|»i *i*hI li- ci..a- ,f H&ilCfl v>«kN lu Ih.* £ lily »*.v, ,i lei Jtitir UUt‘, Out l lit* i« A a.iti’ii Irani fU ID flWlilM crilliri .til,l Id kriri 4 » 1 lit iuuucpul Irv»iu auifcriii^, >» . h* U, lUfi J. It to, *; a * U . i * l a |»Ll ».4 Mi ns .M -r . \\ i >c \ , I' d | » jyri i (' ■ \ I lift ri\|H llt lHT wntris. i i M-Vrii.ii lUv'.illl - A u * l U a \x YVDil AVI fill lit U lu c t h» lul lliO ll.tlri!) Ll Sri ot lit i it j*. Win i Jills s' • • III *;»l ot the etc, 1 1 i(- iignt eomp t .0 A me. i, .e* l ue day , 's.iin L ;i * bail skju.ii Dl '* WL'V e V ri> xx uh w..» | UU xiiovi ii |**t ! > The beg TO ll ,i * ! >n K ell-si and h.i Ulft ll l« z iiri.t! Bill*l ■ it* ^ t V I 4 MM i \l\ ,41 th vi \ V .Mu : v . n m 3.67:. mi l>r Ktu< > / i Dtl'sU lllMMHt, '.‘ ri.l^a - 4 w*iv siobt iiiUi * l ifi'-'t ^ *»n M 18Ht tuM*I v: i wo Millo Ia l *!{• «l 4 •Etjg'U! TL *4 > \ S. VFttl) Twi' brill <iicli slid tail boll <4 i*e* ^uira’it ♦ tii *t ui n y %v luuMri.i if vt?t->f«rii - U «)A It UN . Ti»* »m a in. li n«*Vrii ilivtijo .» * l)?* ol**|V#*>i*I* * ! S' Vt =4 ,tj *•; if iii u N. ( •I!-. . I ?i u At Ih. i; *. 11 - :i g ;,.r WITH PEN AND SHEARS. column of editorial paragraphs 1 The in the Augusta Chronicle is one of the brighest features of that paper. Editor Shaver s ivs that lus delin¬ quents are paying their back sutocrip lions right along. N) wonder, when shaver fires off bis j ikes at. them. W'on’t those e ' >m who have re ceived goyermeni, * ' appointments feel blue next summer when . they refi-ct „ . upon the watermelons and Idackbemes , they have missed by deserting the , Sanctum? ] It is a pity that the weekly editors are not going to attend the world’s fair in a body. The management of the fair should give them all a free tup, and pay their expenses when in Chiea *»• They would prove to be drawing card. The picnic Reason has begun, and . ill, editors all througli Georgia arc re u,ltl E- The now have a chance to . «« a 1,1 :l wl,,le ’ 1111,1 tw re - '^tige themselves upon the delinquents by attacking their lunch baskets. A couple ol the afternoon editors »uccc •ded in kissiugllaby ltuth, and are /, that account received many notices. II ilaby Kuiii had fifteen years add <.(f m her present years the feat would he worth boaslini* of. Kissing babies probably soils the aditors of Hie dailies hut the brethren of the weekly press would rather post pour the ceremony until ‘lie recipient of the salute Could appreciate il. At least, this is this case in this pari ot the world \» IN I LUKa LING CASE. .iilM-Ntuie Vltfiii.s an nrplnui yuoiia Inuy "I n 11 piottchatile cbamctei ... oou>i'<-.i. il eo ii her living by working in tin icicphone t-xchallgc- al ohm. blit is. ( . I n order U> retain lier position -he ii obliged to work on Sim¬ «***> on this account sne was expelled I .M.mthe Second I’reshylerinu church. | ol ( olinnbm. I he ease has caused much comment. i he > olumbia Slate, in editorially com nieiiling on lhe case, says that other im luiii-rs ot the Second 1‘reshyterian i hutch h.tv* worked on Sundays for j the ;ems, communion Inn they still table. return Il their seals to at ; goes on “.>•> tic «»t (»lta i ijul «»* con d** in im < 1* i he fiiottct I« k eniw of the inotiiei (*Uurcii, to v\hotn mIih could only look tot comfort ai d con,suin'n n, rcluawf to sfmdd hci long* i arid tin* was cast out an unworthy io cat of tlio b.cad at (>o<r# taiilc, unwdithcy t*» touch tm lipt. witt‘ the coujiniiuu/iicup, un ...m- . <*ou; mid suong men U.I- . t hey urn a ... it., mm.e ot .1 cm ii, (, I,.., .md believe that they • imve pieioiaed „ pmus du'y. If it m (II. i ule of child Urn ehuich wlm prefouns that no man, j woman m m.j , woilv m any only tm which compensa' | • mi, ii ay hi oceived, on Ike Sabbath, will ami s 'OU. Any church as»ocia' J non < i coinpsliy bus the light to make Uif lulf#, lull il lin y ai« e»)forctid it .Iioiiid he done wuliont tear or favor and it a chuieh eufoices lutes made Iteime i lie enlignl luent ol civ il ivalnm ami s| r< sdeKiirntianily cliaiig d tin aholeoidciol living ofoivlll/ il people , lei tv eutotce them rigidly. I i UL’U L.OHRKf'lVNDKN I <. ' TlsV«irl is able lu In- out without ciutehts now. I Hu I sum i.ynev die conespomte.it lisa ||. I a, III m ,m> d us i , some lime. o« hope tli.it lie .viii ies i,n . ms cor U fllMMiUto ' ' Li Si' - ! i V\ t* W UI II l ,, Ilf utilirl t liil . > f . IhrCKIIIUI v%fil fep| HNVIlt- lf Ml ami the letieis writ ten h.r \> s )% Pic i V*t» III * Cl Hit . ^ tfiri fie tiiAi *»ntifi' U«*tl, Tut Sluucti notes sent in hi Renor icr did not reach u until >und«y, which aiCiiimls for tiii-u tmluic to appear in the hut issue. Sp\ didn't cam.' to tmn- last, We llepc that none ol the [ii'i-llt rirls he may have met at any of tin- picnics has runswsy with him. It seem-that Wan leivr, our Sandy foss eniresn • lent has dex l ied u-; l.enuia •, our l‘a\,elton correspoiidciit ot tlic oi i>*s( m one eorre-poml holh Ll l men >1 yc.ws and in time * l ieiu in sen ling news to pap, I-. c hope that he max long vollthn.r U * lid ill lie- - dot-" all I v- (fie people ot I'.oielt *u >.* hi* ;■ -rncs among them. At itl'.H Vtri. Ul' ( AITOS. Sjie.nk it tic U'lt’.L’f* L‘i!t(H|| in the *' it ,>f i ieorgi.i ttn- last report from i hr ■|> e . n -nl ol aglienh mv h i* t*» • - > ■ .i. niijuin w.is in- me 1 f>>-. 1 hi** r:»t»rt U t« ri .!■* t in the am v,;*' ■ ’ m 4 x 'i ni ; i li.»- !*r«'n 1 in \\ will , ?»♦* u i I t«*»I th it \ i tht* *:»■* I*t I Sit -l tie Uii> t^ a w*l mill* IflAll in «Hri - *•' at tlii- nt : hi i , ci'. z »f l!»f* «W »**»*T4 , » Ll »»* n HI .1 4* \ rh 4 * 1 1 • 4 n» « ••» ! I, o ii »f' e i TflETWO BIRTHS, Oh! 1 hou, to every heart a time profound For ’tis from thee the every part of man takes form, And back to tliee^refera life replete with good. The offspring of eternal Love, Or find in thee, the last regret Of souls accursed with sin. Hut had, thou day of native worth, That give this heart and s >ul a birth. May I ever hold thee dear, “‘ ddiu « * aeh r,;lun ‘ che *f From thy gateway wandering 4 oer ^ ^ that lie before, jj un# ||( nL . pore and shadows there, « ay o( )lop ^ ia jd»t brooding care K.icli (ll/cit me in it; turn While from each 1 something team In childhood's sphere when life in pure And all the sweets of life secure ft is then from fancy's dream We can hear the rippling stream Issue from the Ion nt ol pleasure Rippling with contented leisure; Or perhaps, in >re pleasing still Are die rippling"‘-f the rill On whose banks the fairies meet And through the livelong night doth greet rii.- silvery inoonb.-.ms. tin tbrir fuu Is scatter***! Uy the i i-siug sun, Or perchance In wakin g hours We can see the nodding bowers Sparkling with the diamond hues Springing from the evening dews Offsprings of the moonlit night Glittering in the su.ishine bright. All these jo admit ellilihsHl give Ami iu tin e 1 mean t<> live, Till mv soul confined on earth vV ill kito.x a: ms- t e second birth. It V. U. lit and I hat. i>i. \\ mi.on F. llammsrack. of Washlnglon excile;) lha envy of alt ttiq tn>yH ah fir* rode .uni d »wn our xtieeis on Ins safely bicyclri Monday. a nether hoy is happy in milicipaidon of a wheel soon to ailive Grrwfordville has a curiosily in the shape of and negro boy, who il is said, can #oe as welt in the dark as when there is light. One or two per*oils Wished him to exh.b.1 , , himself ,. ,. a. the world’* lair, hut the proposition did not •trike him favorably. , Dr. Heazley tells an iutevesdng story of aii occurence which,miglii probably have frightened a nervous or sujiersti liou* per*on. At onetime years ago he was in the habit of sleeping in a room | by himself in one cone r of which ; hs kept llie hones of n skulelon. One I night the holies eommtuced rattling j and, a* might be supposed, tho doctor mu jiut a little Furpriteu, am' S vision* of the skeleton walking and making an Attack upon him aroie u hi, mind. Picking tip a atnek which lav near the head of hi, bed he threw it in ‘he dirtefjon of i)n* ftlideloii. 'I he ,f8Uit wn * ,hat 11 l>*'Oi"xen rat. desert •d that corner ot the room in great bait#, anil the mynU'i-y wni solved. *....... .... wi.m, im ve,, fi,«„i v . u was -i on« ume the pn.p ,. r , y „f Mr . hlepheus, and was used j Uy him several years. ! The oldest home - in Ciawfordville j stands opposite the Dim hiii.it office, ]| j s the property of Judge llilmmaok Mn ,| i-ouleil by him to a family of negroes. There is mulling remarkable about the l ouse, and not every one is • ware of its age. N|ienking ot .bilge llamm.ack leminds me that the Judge has an richly sloped memory and ait iuu-icst mg in.u.tier ol telling stories. His Him ies ol the poli ie.d campaigns of former days w hen the wings and . cmnha Hts VTeie ants are I" 01,! > »>'*cre.'tmg. J 'V Emks. “ _ •••— If VN III i be vv.itCil ,v.u f f H the ladies to Deal in mii««t tliiii if tin y ink*’a vic itle Au . ls vp.rirt u it. the **i iiiivi tlifv will Iihm' ii** tfoubh* with ‘iniokly •‘rl^•*^ , ’ stu%*‘ **Ih4|s,** <*r'‘i»hicK li.-.nl^" v hriii " 1111 *mer 4 t*im*>. i** Ih*U< r than 4 uiihcfi tittOiid. •Why didn't you eonaratul .nmng Jmiknis on lus maiTiage?" “J could not couscieiiti msly de that. 1 do not know hts wife.” “Well, you might Lave cougrirtu latcd her." • 1 (sitild not reasons'.! iy do that 1 da know Jen-.uis. Lxcuailge. I • ♦‘*L«l»lf 1 ).il t\. “1 say. Alum, my 1 xtne home very late la; t t.e.,lit. rial! you te'l ■ ■ what time ii was." PiruM’, ii .. . il. 1 ji t Lthiv <*x •ctlv, but XX hell 1 got up tins morn ilig mast, r s tx-yv, at was still sxving ir.g Imek-vatd a; ‘.'irxvarl on th* px " t»;ivir!e g 1 rtfi \ iiti I .J» *». The in, r 1 >fty Ink - • .-av found among the Himalaya mountains in Th.-.v-altitudes d» not. how sis'in t<> have l>-'< n very accu rntclx gtuie. sl. T r diffeivnt authori tns- give widely 'c.ffc’.vnt tigvr.vs ro gaol mg them. According to some, lstk<- M mas-trow.-.r. one oi rlu's.u-n'1 lakes ,.f Tiiils't. l- N>'xv,vn Ui.oo.iaud Sxi.rHHi t s-t alsiv ■ the level of the sea. and it this rs -s> it i- muloubt.'ily the loftiest in the v >rl«l. Two «»ther Tlids tan lakes, those ol rihatatno'* and ." raleT. art-said to !•* IT.ntNiand l.T.UH' i.s-t ia altitude re sjss'tivelv l'.»r a 1 ra time it was supjs" -i that i.-T.ti-.iea. in S >u.h Amen, a. «;-* tin- 1 iftiest in the world. It imvi-is al* lit 4 .'s“i s»[U;*:,' miles, i" :-J» i >-r i.i i> greatest depth is l?,t f* r ii *' *Yri X ill* X J tl of inc\a< titede xvirii regarxl to asurt-m -nts o’ th,' eh-vatton of Till", s tall a.o-s they art- ii, > doubt higin-i 4 than tin-, or any t ; , M lb » ,J Uni Dnuin h> too Jauiui Whi« w* all advocate oold and well ^atilated apartmente, we at the acne time must condemn the cold rion. for dressing in in the a shoe a* to result in fatal injury. hand l«t it the home is not bo lux ZT'Si'Zt*£££■£?, ▼ary Ufirt time being requuvri !•' ea-b M^on A drying gown and , p*ur < warm bedroom fuippom ahouki put on as quickly as po&ji ble. an ^fie clothes could be carried to »Le bitting room, where half tht toiler ^id be performed in a veij few au t«s —Eva M Keuuedy >* 8 < i, ^keeping ChryiftntheHiuau. Tha a clever little protest made by « - Dudley Warner in the Study iv, 'unst the re.gn of the ch. /a author** m. These big bloom*: io no , , u ; tin. “After we ha e p»o dticed he moans, “we find tuat the L, d rose even is not the m.-at jawc»o iwd, lovely as womat is, w ingtinci :-ly in our admiration pu* a hni)’ ti ■r size. ” A writer can make t u ery funny oyer the chryv fce; l i n, but when all is said WiCfc vers are mightily fetching ad (1 ve to be encouraged. -Bob €> ion wealth. • ••it rarsbe Monie. Cor i i on l a- chen-efc Wrori.' e years in t h<* 1 . Lc.ee cum.', .i ...r. Rajendralula Mitra, 1 LL 1, E., in a lecture given in Cui- says: “At the beginning of tlii"- tu-y the Parsee at home dif for* ■ ry little from his Hindoo fel low , jects. The funiiture of hou. vhh the same, and he enjoyed life attm gon cushions and tu-u • %. iimdooB. His victuals con _____ si b,*. so fd ku! rice, mutton homemade and vegetables, ®' 4 exactly m the same way Lin,. I ... nes are. He ate . . platen,"; « biiver. bronze or bvuBri, ac fc rillI ^ cilCUinBtance8 , as did Hindoo.. his lady sat apart i took t r me. in separately train ' mu* members of mo family. Amoni tn*. higher air! “In no resjievti.hlo 'Parsee are t 1 old farbli or takia to be | with -«uaira and couches have tirely at them aside. Metal have tyuie room for glass and an t ti men is now served on rr ~r in, tliereon. At n ■ fie rice and curry still their g.Tiui'd, and on ceremonial <v.biunt English dishes are esrhe'd'd. The restriction about lady of a family dining With her n tiom has also beer to a grei't --- - \,«id« ” t% ttvvtii ncmiit n. origin^'' ^ t| nk Mf A w so deVPr an(1 Wl id a young bontcsn to a . Utorar man who was dining with but i m.uuld hartlly call htm that ■ w “ the answer SfciuVS.^JtlSJliy - « ^ aftoiiioon at Mrs.'B.’« he made such a ,.i eYe r romark about tea. I forget whut it was, but it was something alxiut the cuj, cheering one iiji.” “llarlllj’ 'theeup which cheers, but uotinebrifltes.’”suggested her neigh bor, grinning. "Why.” she exclaimed innocently, "that was just what it was. Were you theref’ New York Tribune. Heading III* Own Works. I only once heard Thackeray allude to his works, and that in a serin * toinic spirit, which amused Ixith him and us. “I was traveling on the Rhine,” he said (in company no doubt with "the Kiokleliurys"). “and entering one of the hotels on the hanks, exhausted and weary. 1 went , n p, thesftlon anil threw myself on a sofa. There was a book on a little table close by. and l oysmed it to find it was A’auity Fair. I had not I coiTecte*! . the . proofs, seen U since Hrul , . 1 rend , h chapter. \ % „ \\ Dojou .. .. know l,., it seemed to me Very amusing f” Dean il“Memories. amibji n.otlo f»o 1 ami 'Ian. Tlie late Bishop St-lwyn, of New Zealand and Melanesia, was well known during Ins university days as a devotee of the noble art of seif do fence. He inctii red it givut deal of animosity from a cort.un section in New Zealand owing to In.-syinjiathy with the Maoris during the war. Out* day he was asked by a rough, in one of the l»ck streets of At’a-khin l. if he was “tile bishop wn > tan ked up the Maoris.” Receiving u reply it) tbetdSnuHtivr. the n>n.;h. with ;i IPNthat. then!" struck his laid ship in It he face. "My friend." said the bishop, "my Bible teach -s me that if a mar smite thee on one cheek, turn to him the other,” and he turned h's head slight iy the other way His assailant, slightly tiewildered struck him again. “Nmv,” said his lordship, "having done my duty to * nsl. 1 will do my duty to man.” and taking off lus coat and hat he gave the anti Maun champion a most scieutitic Ciraslnng. - Loimou fit Bits, fnjbb l'mtolBrr Ukln. In ti,* is tofliee dui'ng ill new tl-* feme'* ei. ks. like the male staff sre ,w»id full salary in i!ln -s- during the fii-st six months and hart pay during the s* c-ml jk>i t:< ;i of * year s utoom-e. Tlie other ladies em jihyed la-hind .be i«**tc! count are paid their wages I: the i’lueis ex tends to a week, 7 it is a s- - \ •ffai. and they- «rx- at lc t- • be to’* again in a day or two h deduction is made from t'-.e sahry *'or th-tiuu* af the.'r alsscinv. IT.;- is rui exident ll.duetaurt t xa -l.fft 1 5 t* I clsl-r.d.-x herself tha a .v • k at la : t xvill cr 1 letter ibxa * day « fix" —Lc.-a' v Til Bits HAVERTY’S Grand dosing ™ sale for Spring 1 ~ and goods. Sweeping bargains in par or, bero orn, diningroom and kltf'llCn , _ gOUGS, , IiinCV ,, CflUirS, _ . rOCKCrS _ “ 7 w 7 » tables, wardrobes, mattersses, “ Springs, etc. Cleanest and cheap est furniture in the South. DOll^t IOl*!*‘et » plaCC. a Ill?* ” j M. HAVERTY, C heapest Furniture Ilian South 77 Whitehall and G4 Broad 8t., Atlanta, Georgia. i KEELY CO i , | SHOES. j j The Keely Leader Cloth Top, Reinforced Back, Patent Leather Tip $2 oo Shoes for Women are the best value ever 0 ff ere( j j n the world (or the money. J People 1 weie n >t slow in finding- out the merit of these new specials, and their popu Lirity is correspondingly ^ great. Id/ery siz style ai.d wi 1th I)OW J n strck A dollar saved on every pair you buy. 1 riie u ear-Well Shoe 0 at 83.00 I FOR MEN. | ! multitude acclaim The acme or $3.00 shoe quality. , lhe their worth and cheapness by constantly and continuously ca | iin ^ for the it. Equal to any $ poo sh >e sold in Atlanta. The spring stock is ready in just the weights and styles that men ol taste want, - WOK OXFORD TIES ALL THE LEADING NOVELTIES. r Oxfu d 1 ed. bn n/e tan, black-IJTd the more delicate tints lor evening wear. You can’t call tor a Shade, sty) e or qU ’ ,lty bl,t that U< * sIlOW ,fc ( ° Y 011 3t a P r,Ce leSS thail cat be found eisewhere. . 7 % a 7 ^T2S xemm* d! % V.ri J \ | tl ■ft y *— g 5 I___B i ATLANTA, GA. 11 i.ia i m i iii imi 11 u ri 111111 - ROYAL if P i | SEWSHG i^AGHINE „ ; Pm.i mi i iiLiiiii.iiilil'IilMiMait'liliEiaiimia WARRAHTEd W m j 5 YEARS ar <Jjm r mSP&& j' . H it-; WI .ry II m Vjge mr * -I II! !1 «!fj| • I i l !!!!'! !! i I f It ! il«I! iM 11 life 5 H^saT-nr^o High Arm. r — Ha* a self Nerdla s ; Han a s«If-i.Breciulng shuttle. ; HasNo K^ual i« Can»truoilon. I “ Um a >tejha*.»lcai App« itraace. S l!“ »* IlH** a 4'osltlvf Ti»kc-ap. = ^ Ha«8ty;Nii Kuruiture. — — ifiva Mthd (twl Sewing On^fitlMRi d — “ <?o . 4 a J irrcr Knn.*p *»f 4H*ii vial Work — r L-oU an/ f itut!-; .Mn«Lico ia tbe \Y orld. ^ ? § Lv^rJno The rjYsLfor polntj U of £ ' 1 ' \ “til* " I r ROYAL ti. CO,, Hsckidru. Iii. - = S. i j- r • 11111111:11:11;.: i ■v11 i i i 11 •! i '• • • • ** “ tiieo. U to — WoHi%.-hf sn . **f- • GRANITE id - ISJRStf aOliiloEKTS. - snd STATIIART. — fwrotnsi; IflKKiT -- 4 <!> IhD r IS Utr H»iUi!lk| 40*s 1 r*)ii - CH VMl’ l V f W‘N KKM KhC., %jr 'i» v lu U ** ^ 4 »iM. \pm IVr'kJDf; Ufliim-’ J S. i 45 * [l <ri f< t * ; - III Cff-.v ->B-! >1 -lit*. Rp»<i H. AUUnTA.'•* t Atl rt v >,. tia.i »aiceJ Sri*l* ■—ii-......, CURE5 ALL 5K1N ; AND BLDDD DI5EA5E5. Fh 7 »l>**ns *n*ori« F. F. F. as % epien.Hd cozubia ctlcu. *ud pr«*vrlb* It with fte* t u tUfactlou for th* ■•ursj c of all f(»r’rsi and Ltaff-a of PH irvarv, Fe«on •^L't^nrtd'Ter •tiwrr I E Ms *&! m t£ m i RhdCfrvaU* KcrciKlou* Ulcer* V/k>„ at, uzd s.o,n. Rh*uu,ait*m, MaUr't*, old Cironle Ulcer* ti*l t»va res i tel al! J««tn-*ai, C»t»rrh, I :r. fj C HUQDFdisoi CURES j LI'mvm, fa Coc.piaK J as!-. etL:%, Chro «ic btcaai- • „ c-rifc! F*^ob, T aft«r, Scald Be *»d f <lc., «*e. P. F. P. U L a iH»w-eTful *..m» k, and ii ewscl'eot —Kgs'S’rv-g* Ki to & r&M » dm m w. s 1 )! •s, wn rjLr>-*.y. t L* *r» hOli V, pa: *4>r#J nsJ w)»*# '♦d :>• an ‘ m rur* eotvi v* I iv r'**j*F. *ea. t*a 5C CURES e a 0 . i^ALARI Id * V C ••'3'* Cjs*l CloOd <.*m e>g pr*vj*»rvi*B oJ P. P. f , Prt- .lr A*6. P*A* Ro>a* urxl P»t'»*’caj.___ Wi r -v icllliaksi k LXPF1CA5 BSCS-, Proprietor*, Drucxwu, Urpmui'. Block, BAT IS 3 A3, ik. ; imk?£ 89 The mare Chamberlain's Cough Kem edyis used the be terit is liked. We know of no other remedy that always gives sar isfaction. It is good when you first eatch cold. It is good when your cough is seat ed and your lungs are sore. It is good in any kind of a cougU. We have sold twenty five dozen of it and every bottle, has given satisfaction. Stedmnn & Fri*d' tuan, druggist, Minnesota Like, Mien 50 cent bottles for sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. Chamberlain’s Eye and SI da Ointment A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, fetter. Sait Rheum. Scald Head. Old Itc„, Chrouio Prairia Sorus Scratches, - Fe T So f Sore 8 ’ ^ hippie? ze T and Piles. It is tooling and soothing. Hundreds of cases have been cured by ; it aftor all other treatment baa failed, 25cenU per box. , . B II B IP' Ip BOTANIC BLOOD DALM A thof -aughly tested Remedy FOR ALL BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES and This not standard found wanting, remedy for has forty bern rears tried, by ■a. J an enrinent ^hvsirian, who has used it w ith certain and* unvarying success for all diseases for which it is recommended. H never fails to benefit from the first dose, quickly and effectually driving out all disease germs from the system through the mediam of ths skin, liver and kld I neys without any unpleasant or injurious effects. It is not the result of ignorance or superstition, but it Is founded upon common sense and a thorough knowledge of modern medical science. It eflfectuairy purifies and enriches the blood and brings health to the sufferer. As in a general analysis tonic of It is without a rival, and its health-giving properties it is absolut- y offered bsyond red comparison the t public. with Itis any remedyjjl r . to to a panacea till Ills resulting resulting !r*m frl impure and impoV quickly iahed blood—the sod—the current of life; cures KirofuU, Hirers. Er»m a. Kkin Oinraset nod Eruption*, no, Ci lalarrh, Bhrumaiia ttltruniniiini, Liter, Hidnet «v5SS an«I J Bladder blteases, Female new, Nervous Dlscwes, etc. Send INVESTIUATE for JFwoo FOR Book YOURSELF. of V»HuabI« J our with wonder- A laformatlon. together of remarkatile a \ fit! array of certifieatee tbe vir cures from tbe simplest to most w ulent disease, after all known remedies ,s bad failed. These certificates testify with W no uncertain sound, that Botanic Blood M Balm and is the best, powerful cheapest, Blood quickest, Purifier great- ever ^ w est most known to tbe w®rld. Price—$ 1.00 per bottle ; fR.OO for f bot./’S. For sale by druggists; if not, send to ur Address BLOOD BALM CO , AtftMa, Gs. to act as our agent. We furnbh :ui e n per >eive outfit and all y«u need free. It costs nothing to try the wusiu’ess. NVt* will treac you well, and help von to earn ten tiirn’s ordinary wages, and fioth §• xes of all aijes can live at home work in spat. MTie, oi all the time. Any one any where •an *mt’i a great deal of money. Man) have made Two Hundred hollars ;t Month A r » class of people in th • world are mAkitt£ so much money without capitnl as those at work for us. Business pleasant, sti.. liy honorable, and pays better t«ian a mv other offered to agents. Yon have a tf'enr field, with no competition. printed We eouip Aireotioiu* yon with for e 'erything, and supply beginners which, if obeyed failin' Tlv, *vili bring more moitvy than will any ©}h«*r businttw. Im prove your prospects! Why r»*. ? Y«n eiwily and .-«reh M work for .iviZ-'-gj—. *•; J —tor ^ . piutteul^l free Panipit'i all. -i ci.Tular Delav g. - ...£ <onding ♦“»•*: •• it. J to tn»t im for COl ClkOKflK BTINSOX Vtlau] A Box Ho. 4W, ... . - - ... ' ' THE REAT HILGH’S] r G . mm CURE. I j 3E1 Cures Conaumpti Coughs, Croup, Soro Threat* ?o’d by all Drugjjfists on a Gu»rarit*<*. For a L.mm* Side, Back or Chest Shiloh's Poroua blaster x 'll give great sativfacf ioa.—•$ ceafcx. g ^ 5 LO H ^WITA LI . Mrs T. S. Hfvw'Kina, Chattanooga, Tenn., LIFE: says: I ** Shiloh's Y-etabzcr'SAVED MY to'mder it the bent remedy for a debflitattdsn&nn Lirtr Kiduey I ever used.” 7or Dyspepsia, or trouble it exrsig. Price eta. CHILoh'^ CATARRH REMEDY. Have you Catarrh ? Try this Ke i-.trty. It witt relieve aod Cure y ru. Free SO e s. Tb fe • lector (or ItflRUeetsrful ti-e-.ittr.err i.fvrnisbe^ free. 8htV>h's Hsmediea a--e sold by us on X *u»raotee to uri' O satisfaction. 'ertaJiI*. v nr .*„R- lt« f»>! eidbr f. *%iv. 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