Americus daily recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1884-1891, October 30, 1884, Image 3

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The baU'M tumult—allegorical. Vim os a social being, at a tender age bit- -in. os’ be tho victim of the thoughtlessness, :,ri«ity and cruelty of his follow beings. I plaid and murderous pins,, toeerats> hi. «5cr flesh; his "crying for tlw light is ^understood and anathematised, instead ,f esiiing forth kind pity as tho wail of a lamb and helpless animal should. Hi>s fresh, young palato is conuinilnawxi ritb sour milk; he is swathed in uncomfort- ihie ill-fitting garments, made by maiden •ants not for him. but for the ideal, arche- vDa i* infant, which existed only in the niirds of the well-intentioned needle-women, „i4 each maiden aunt of necessity had a liiUnct type of baby in her eye. Pause for , moment, pray, and imagine the discomfort if wearir' garments, made pt different teriods of time, by various amateur tailors, nbo have never seen you. To a hardy, rigorous man this would bo painful in the .Jtrrme; to a weak, puny infant jt must be linolute torture, when at the same time the •hild’s teeth are sprouting through it-* in- ianud gums, and its cheeks are covered liick with a rash. Leaving out of consideration tho fact chat Jh, child h clad with “misfits,*’ how his son- jjtive feelings must Iw harassed when his , rand mot her, aunt* and other female rela- iivef surround him, crying out ns one wo* rB „, “Keetelier, keotcher, keeteher!” A Sermon Npolled, [Now York Sun.] “What seems to be the nmttei f’ he asked, mildly, os they were returning from church; “didn’t you enjoy the sermon?’* “Enjoy the sermon?'* she repeated, shortly, “and that odious Jlrr. Smith sitting directly in front of me with a now fall \vrui> on that never cost a cent less than $1:?5. You must tli ink I have a very warm religious tempera ment.” “Keetelier, Ke etcher, Keelchert* '•Sow, who doei ho look like?” IV hen his hatchelor unde presents his watch to him ;o be blown open by bis tired lungs, and his father, proud of bis offspring, makes hkfoous face- at him. Think of tho misery of tho little being fresh from tho angels; in a hot room, under the blankets, left to tha tender nireyof a stout monthly nurse, hardened by contact with a constant succession of iuch little angels. These trials through, our mannikin is put into short clothes, these a legacy from bis elder brother. Now, his serious tor tures begin. His idlest brother ’taunts aim with wearing cast-off clothing, and feeding him with copper cents; or maylinp allows him to piny with tho tig Noah’s ark, and tha artless creature, feeling his way into lie realities of tho world, sucks the purple paint irom the camels, ami the red and yel low spots from tho tigers nnd guinea pigs. His nose is thereupon held by merciless umds and a nauseous draught administered to him. Tho way nnd wherefore of this in sever explained to him; an ex parto hearing s held, and on tho evidcucj of the elder brother, tho criminal, nnd the real testi mony of the pnint smears upon t.io little .\we-bud of n mouth, judgmont is delivered tnd executed before any one can say “Jack rtoblnson.” Mpsadayv Mew?©& Sxxd r U3Q&, FIHHT POSITION. THE MANE IDEA. The first object of every equestrian is much tho same ns everybody else’* in life, “llow to got on.” And to “get on” you must bo in tho best ficssible position. Supposing the horso quite still, let tho equestrian student place himself on tho left, side of tho horse, facing tho tail, and with his back towards the horse’s head. To tiegin with, catch hold of tho mane. This is tho leading or mono idea. As a rule, a mnno is objectionable; tho loss there is of it tho better for appearance, though not for use. Defiling to Increase tin* circulation of the Iia- onnrn, nnd at tho rame tune to encoumie the payment of subscriptions hi advance, we have for the past two year* a> nutilly dlstiibuted a number of valuable nnd useful pre-onls emonp, t1io«c of our aubscrihcis Wio paid up nil arrears and one year tn advance. These Distributions were eo fairly conduced, unit the present* wave such oral satintaction, another distribution on the 2d of March m which we abalt dixtrihtltn nmong tlioro of our subsetibor* who pay un all arrears and one year in ailv.meo the following presents: ONE TON CSTMASTODOX GUANO H&8 5ETMAST0D0N GUANO! ’*£3 Manufactured by tho Georirla Chemical W*u-k# of Augusta, Ga., nn«l Fold bv Toole, MiGnrrah Ac Tot idee, Americus, (la Tim* biand Is acknowl- e<*if-d to be without a superior in lt» lertlhnitg Qualities, bcIniM'f high grade and mmu acturod 6—MONARCH f, 23T BOUND BOSOM SHIRTS!! # vSi «oa p. In ill.ee pt •nuniR, and rials. Tlil» of Goo. H. Clnctt. wjr New York. Theso shut nr* wdo, both in material, rot and . Thor nro handsome, * r foil to give entls'a! tlon. T hiv e store of.lohn It. Shaw, on Fi is agent for their sale. Go and ONE BOX-FIVE POUNDS ‘ CROSS-CUT” SMOKING TOBACCO Mnnulactured h.v W. Duke, 8ons A Co., Dur ham, N. C , trom old North Carolina leaf, tnd nut up In handsome foil trackages. As wo would like as many as posMblo to try it, wo shall ,dls ilb it In packages ot ono pouud each. FIFTEEN BOXES- TWENTY BARS EACH- LIGHTNING SOAP ONE TON tgrf’OTTON SEED MEAL !'&! COTTON SEED MEALl^LJ re d by t Oil Company. nd two of o Manufactured by W. O. Neff A Co., A Until * ie of the most wonderful dl By n new process this Thi- is a » inndo so ths It will v Ini king almost with- PKCOND POSITION. “KXCZLKIOR. Iii tho second position, tho middle aged studout is reprosen tod as engaged in a noble j struggle for existence. With ono vigorous ! spring he lind3 himself in tho third position, ! and only a long gymnastic practice will en able him to bring himself quickly round, nnd ! into the saddle. If the stud -lit should arrive j with his face to the tail, let him Lo thorough- I ly satisfied with hia fits: lesson. But it mutt ! Ijo thoroughly unler«tx4 that, tho horso pro- ! vhled lor the student must be perfectly quiet j throughout this mounting drill. WHITE SEWING MACHINE! WHITE SEWING MACHINE!! WHITE SEWING MACHINE! A nauseous draught is administered. And now ho has begun to talk; and thoro- j fore his female relatives aliovc-mentioned, i instead of giving him tho example of sensi- i ble and pure “English undefiled,” inundate i Jim with a floo J of l>aby talk. Ho is on- ! •'enraged to bring himself Into ridicule by 1 ailing a horse a “go-go,” liis fnthor “du*dc,” 1 tad a locomotive “chew-chew.” Etery new-comer asks hint to say who she “tay U, ns if the little chap cared n button, ; •h t 0 bnd, y- tl » u K»‘* ; tongue stumbles , fil-brwl grown up people roar v. I in aughter at tho mistake. in we wonder that Hie mortality among ; afauts is so greatl-that as soon ns tl.r | ^doftho use of their hands and lungs, j to express their di-g:;-t J sni. the world in which they find the.iuel. j Brother Gardner’* Political Advice. ! j should like to spoke a few words out j t >U | C ^ le * Braitb, Whalebone Hovvker, ; tadge Standoff and Rfot Up Perkins,” said j otner Uanlner as h * ».{)cn Hl the meeting Ins Um 0 Kiln club, “mu’de seb’ral pus- •s turned will j leuSo *t*p to do front,” j f ,./ Ue,nber * mentioned advanced in a Jing manner, and whou i inued ”^ oro ^ ie president’s de«k ho con- 1 JP*" o’ you am well nw are o’ de fack c,ob has firmly declined to commit i to any poly tical party. You fo’mem- ! . *^ en fit to ‘Bsrogard my advice. I j Wystan’ dat you tun on do whoop. J’ ew *“• k* mo «P^ko to j ou. De constl- | in am a weiry hacred document, but y m “’ eroceriea wid a bill im Jlngna Charta which ebery candidate ‘ cenatable talk* about should inspiro each L » \? a rovereuce, but less roveretico Z , Ma « ,la tn’ mo* shoes fur de cUd’on isvbun fl *° y0ur fitflndln ’ among yer oftijinglt, Uw.lt bu distributed Ittlboxcs of bats eat b. 100—B-O-O-K-8!-—100 BY STANDARD AUTHORS !! BOUND IN CLOTH AND GOLD 1!! O.oth nnd • old, and would make a valnsl l** ad dition to any librnty. £»“ S-I-L-V-E-U W-A-T-C-H ! * netnrod by the IIv, Cleveland, < Cover, Drop Leal, t luh;.’, and is bandxe , here go with It nil the and it i* warranted ed Muelilm; la »lfi modern attach- j y.ars. This. ix foatnra of h i of beauty, ’ djirjr mil the Fine Vasa and Goad Morcmct fraudulent poods, for when a tin be wants one he c»n roly upon. KTSILVER liUTTEU DIKJi! with CoTcr, n Hin.lii.niL- Article. SILVER PLATED TABLE SPOONS, SILVER PLATED TEA SPOONS, SILVER PLATED FORKS. CHAMBER SETT-FOUR PIECES, CHINA FRUIT DISH, SILK H AN KERCHIEFS, BRONZE LAMP, HANDSAW, JEWELRY, BUGGY WHIP, Ami it Number of Other Article.. INSURANCE AGENT, OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL HOTEL BLOCK. Forsyth. Street, - - - ■ Amerious, Ca AGENT FOR THE LEADING IN THE COUNTRY, GIVING YOU THE BEST INSURANCE AT THE LOWEST RATES. , ALSO AOBKTT FOR TRII GULLET andLUMMESCOTTON GINS, TLo BoatlCVlna BCitdsil CALL AND SEE ME, WHEN IN WANT OF INSURANCE OR OIN8. scptlSm." R. T. BYRD, NEW Jas.Fricker&Bro. AMERICUS. GA. De bulttrailuof liberty, about which tvo :ar ,? ho defendeJ ebeu nU le.-nnJi”’ . l hen a mnu'» kolkIh am ?li. on , do kaeo ho can’t ’My d ° bul '™ rk * »’ Shorty am w!™. n ' C *“ l J orator * * :t “P «>wl wave rm. around an’ talk to y, m of do prln- Monn», JlBem)ni Bn , Adu^u, r ‘*htm.de'’ 1 r.ncii.le., Bein’iem, am nil M rti " “vramsttncea, but wrhon b thM*™? codfi *h an' cold 'later, 1“ y,r W1 »- SWihaShirtlS 5 r,nd P*f» ot Krand od ■xtmr, bS '? Jrour from fbw 7 V^'. 1 won'* w rent nor buy aonp Tiimn posinotf “Vaulting ambi.ion falls on t'other side.” Should the stud.nt find himself with his face to the tail, and should, tho horse not i luve learnt to accomoluto himsolf to his I rifl Fs position, anil go backwards, ho will I only havo to slide off nnd try it over again. 1 Tim abovo comprises lesson one in tho art o? i Kquitntion. A Prospect of Peace, fRochester Fos.-Express.) ! The poor woman had stepped upon an up* 1 turned tack, and uer condition grow aeriotu until a pbvsidan was mnsuited. I Ho v\r.s explaining to her husband, who ; said: ! “An l do you think, doctor, that sho wilt i havo the lockjaw!” i “I’m afraid so, my man.” ! “Thank yon, sir; thank you. Thom are ; the first encouraging words I’ve had.” Lota of Pau fu till* World. £New York 8 m.J Wife-—I uoticed a statement to tho effect that in this c.ty every year #£1,000,000 are i|x>nt for liquor, but otny #7,000,000 for re- l.giou. lliAo’t significant. husband—Significant of what I Who—That you men are having a pleas anter time in this world than you will in the next, Roxbury Advocate: Whisky is »a’d to I q good for the bite of a rattlesnake, but what is a poor follow going to do who «in’ k afford to k<H>p a rattlesnake? Pitttburg Commercial-fax >tte: “Is lifs worth livin; cussed in and the qu . ful answer, “At depen is on the liver.' do n* H Miff than s> The maclilu. i»!i be*, ol JOflX It. SllAW, MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION 13?'GENTS' FINE HAT !‘f SI The Distribution mil bo Uia.lo in the followlnif nnmur: The nnmo and ponl|onite o| each snh- •crilicr w.'ll t»e writtrii «*n a slip of paper and put in un envelope, and all placed lit a box. The name of each of the presents to Ijc drawn will nl#o te placed in envelope* and put in Mother • m hut !•» be iuuud iii Am- r cH- h i:*-«;:tU select j On tbcdajrofthc dlstrihation these boxes , any sl>le tioin ihe entire K-h. , turned over to• coiurnitteo ofreapoDHible , fi-ntUmen, who, before tho drawing bcjdna, will j ffTPAfR OF LXOlt'.a FISH SHOKS ! I cull upon ,omc of the andter.re It mix the con- , tints of the boxes to their eat Is fact ion. After bis, two boys,one atenrb, wt<l tube envelopes 'ltntiltitt'*on»lv from thehoxe* ard hun<l them to he ronun.ttec, who will first re.**l tho name and h' n the present. The secrelurics wilt keep ■nrreet IK of the names of the anbscribrrs and fcs arttch s diawn ai lliey are calle*l out. This Fill eniiilim® until every article ha* ben drawn to n the box of present', when the eoiuniittee rll! declare the distribution i-ompletid. In the i ox of pments there will In* so husnx, .etc** every name drawn fk-otn the lux of names before the preKWls ure ealiRtiMed will get one of these articles, most of which are worth many limes the amount paid lor -at scrip Ion. Itrmittnoces maj bj n ad- !>y po»t ..:fics order r register* d letter. Clwlia.-We will give a copy of the paper free to any *-pe i« Mi r up ■■■ rlub of ten fnh-orthsra -ither new or old cn?» ie >ewlr.?. fa ah 'o necompany name* In ull i-aoes. Any one can net a' ascot for the RKCOBDER, hot we w I not he responsible until we receive ney for subscription. | Fnul Ik. 1000—TWO BOXES—l‘i0<> 1 1 DUKE OF DURHAM (TGAHE ITLS!! |, ...Ih €j,.r..tl< l, nil" ii... tliron,li..»l be »0'»l i frot, » .1 No. tli <......... HANDSOME {3TSETII THOMAS CLOCK ! ’j-C ... fskH by M.Brl'i. i C... of Atl mla. elnsf' mu th) inure, ting topic dit r*- „jte BOX-FIVE FOUNDS funU.bo.iper «ortb ,t le.,t , one of our chnrclic last evening, | ...... r fF" SMOKING TOBACCO ! 'be rn-» ..ke.1 tril-«* lie.ldee clvle. ee o;.. Itt.'ition recall, tlio witty but truth- | MA ’ , *** t ^ periun'ly to net nr.» of the oboee. buibome Telanufoelnrefl^hy W. Duk’. fioj r Darhant, . pr*i*eiit#,J otljia leaf, ’i‘* finest ‘ Remember that you cannot possibly lavs*’ 94 better way ■aau by ml scribing for the UE« the wort*9 r - .and wP! he at preciaiH by Lowell OUnn: E:!.n Terry, thoUtnM,. '“i 1 ".' 1 ' ^ . Uaa had fow husbands, and it kl plotting lovn Of pure urcJ. in ordi*r that jo**rs may • £•• < C'JUDKB* Ad StbnU to her guulaotset ftspillflw t* J o» UnAne leb.oA It win I» <Uef«1beleJ fle I m tk«* War «rt (MU •IMS I ! .or thu ttce teb-Ortblt jMkJftD •loMpani, W.bOLMUin, About September first we shall move into n-&p our new store, at the old stand, Bailow Block, Public Square, where we shall open the post elegant assortment of goods in our line ever brought to Southwest Georgia. At our pres ent store on Cotton Avenue, we have a large stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, »Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Pianos, Organs and •Sewing Machines, and everything else usually kept in a Jewelry and Music Store, that must be reduced to save moving and make room for new goods. Therefore, for the next Twenty Days, or until we move, will sell any thing we have in stock at prices lower than have ever been reached before FOR CASH I Come and examine our stock, get our prices, and we will guarantee that you will be convinced that we mean what we say Remember we have great bargains to offer for CASH and the time in whieh to secure them is limited. Come one, come all, and don’t fail to come early. JAS. FRICKER &BRO. Amerious, 6a., Aug. 13,1884.