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THE AMEJR1CUS DAIL Y TIMES-RECORDER: THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1891. \ «;• 7* 'j± P 'P I bU O t!L t Cores rheumatism UPPMllf 22WB- Proprietor*. Druggist*, Uppman's Block* 8AVAHHAH, Jf’s casv enough —the Ball corset That’s be cause it has coils of fine wire springs in the sides. They clasp the figure closely, but yield to every motion. They “give”, but they come back. So does your money —if you’ve worn a Ball cor set two tor three weeks, and find that you don’t like it Fornmi« oy UKU. D. w uib.v t i.r. r Tho SmM MOdldaal Discover? its powerful cleans ing qualities. astfSTfisssKj SStff bhek 1 WOHSXXIVL CTO* CO., COLUMBUS. OA. tO» ML1 1 ALL PHrCQllTI. JAPANESE CURE Xapolcn MM with » C.ur.lilon. i * recei red instructions to accompany Wapoleon to Straeburg, an aa to be ready to follow his headquarters according' to circnmstances (September, 1806). An at tack which the emperor suffered at the beginning of this campaign alarmed me peculiarly. Tho very day of his departure from Strasburg I had been dining with him; on rising from the table he went alone to the Empress Josephine's apartments, and after a few moments came out again in an abrupt manner, i was in the draw ing room: he took me by tho arm and brought me to his room. M. de Remusat, liis first chamberlain, who had certain instructions to get, and was ufraid Na poleon might go without giving them to him, entered at the same time. We were barely in when the emperor fell to the floor. Ho scarce had time to tell me to close the door. I tore open his necker chief, as he seemed to be suffocating. He did not vomit; he groaned and foamed at the mouth. M. de Remusat gave hint some water; I inundated him with eau- de-cologne. He had something in the .nature of convulsion, which ceased in about a quarter of an hour. We seated him in on armchair. He began to speak again, dressed himself, urged upon us to say nothing of this oc currence, and half an hour later he was on the road to Carlsruhe. On reaching Stuttgart he let me know how he was. His letter ended with the words: “I am well. The duke (of Wuitemberg) came to meet me as far as outside the first gate of liis palace. He is a clever man.” Another letter of his, from Stuttgnrt, and dated the some day, said: "I have heard of Mack's doings. He is getting on as if I led him by the hand myself. He will be trapped in 01m like a clod hopper."—Talleyrand’s Memoirs in Cent ury. For sale by tho DAVENPORT DRUG COMPANY, Americas, Go. guaranteed Care for Piles of whatever nd ot degree—Br emal, Internal, Blind Reedibe, Itohtrr, Chronic, Recent or sreditary. $1.00 * box; G boxes, $5.00. mi by mall, prepaid, on receipt of prioe. • guarantee to t ire any ease of Pilea. uranteed and sole only by Samples free. fetm-d&wljT raySS??5mnsB5tI5eBM«ioM ■Mime to e obtaFn l pItcnti!"wnh clients In yoarState, county, or wm C.A.SNOW&CO. ■■ int Office, WatMniton. D. C. $500 Reward! pay ihr above reward for any raw of UtlT S5E5™ n1, l ' yn W‘ x ' »‘ rk HraaUrbto. Indiw-tloivCon, y****** fjf Cueti**nMi we cannot enre wit- Liver 111 Is. when the dlreHlone *rertrirtly They are pnrrly Vegetable, and never *•**■•*£• Vatlafaction. 8ug*r Coated: HW”* sst. 1 zzzxz&v » ™ "L VU: COMPANY. CHICAGO. ILL. DAVaXTORyDRCOCO.^ Jolly. Tliere are many people, old and young ■as many who are old, perhaps, as young—who never stop to think of the words they are using; who, for instance, never examine their speech to sec wheth er they are not employing one word over and over again in such a way as to make their friends weary of it, even if the word itself has no senso of being over worked. The other day an actual conversation which was much like the following was heard on the street near a public school house; "Say, Edith, my father gave me the jolliest sled you ever saw for Christmas.'' "Oh, so did my unclo give mo one! Mine's awfully jolly, i tell you! Been coasting on it?' “Not yet, but they say there's jolly :ousting down by the Fnlls." "Oh, yes. Marian and Henry and the Williamses and all of us went down yes terday afternoon, and it’s just the jolliest place, and here come Eleanor and Dick, and let’s all go nowl We’ll have just the jolliest" “Oh, well, but if my mother don’t know I’m going slie’ll be jolly angry about it.” “Well, 1 guess well go; but if you'd come too it would be lots jollier.” The young people disappeared, still talking, and how mauy times they used the word “jolly” before they separated it would be Useless to try to conjecture. —Youth's Companion. Winning Over a Juryman. It is related of M. Lachaud, the most famous of French criminal lawyers ol the present century, that in pleading a certain case be perceived that one of the jurors eeemed to be hostile to him and liis argument In the facee of all the other men in the box he saw with hit practiced eyes signs that his oratory ot his shrewdness was liaving its effect, but this man, in spite of all he could do, re mained frowning, suspicions, obdurate. M. Lachaud kept on with his work, and presently saw that hit opportunity had come. R was a hot day, and a ray of sunlight bad penetrated a crevice of the curtain and was shining upon the top of the head of this juryman, who was quite bald. The lawyer paused in his argument and addressed himself directly to the court, “If your honor would please." ho said, ••to order that the enrtain in yonder win dow be lowered a trifle I am sure that the sixth juryman would appreciate it." This sign of watchfnl attention won the obstinate juryman's heart and M. Lach nod’s case.—San Francisco Argonaut. Inconvenience of Having a Double. In the north of London resides Mr. Lovett King, a humorous ain ^er and song writer, who, a short time ago, met with a curious adventure. He was out walk ing one day when a lady—a total stran ger to him—barred his further progress, greeted him and forthwith commenced to dilate upon the ailments of her daugh ter, who appeared to be a great invalid. Ip vain did Me. eivlwrer to stem the'tide of her eloquence and to answer that he had not the honor of her ac quaintanee; still she went on. At last he managed, as the saying goee^'tb get in a word edgeways,’ Hy inquired as to whom the lady took him for. „ “Italy, Dr. So-and-so," naming a well known local practitioner, waa toerep 1 !'- Mr. King speedily enlightened his fair interlocutor and went on his way laugh ing. It is a fact that the medical man in question has very often been mistaken for Lovett King.—London Tit-Bits. Got the Wont of It. Even the preachers are not averse to a joke that lies in the line of the profes sional funny man. One of them told the following In an east side church lately when be was Invited to speak: A traveler discovered a man lying ou the ground one warm day within a foot or two of tie shade«f a tree. “Why don t Woo Main the shadeT totaqmtod. I did,’’ replied thaman, “hnt 1* away from mo and I can’t afford to fol low It!" "Well. H _yon aropot feehaM BAD BLOOD!: Pimples on the Faco | Brctibg Ootl Bkla Trouble, t B*Uaj“Btotoh^ akta ' Gold Borc«| Bad Breath| 8m Mouth or Lipi | from ■ J\ If 7 SIM safer from mnr ot 1> V U«oo •jmpt0WK f take . DOCTOR ACKER’S. !blood°Eixir| [WHY? «°m v A , iM tooD i • Haro yon ever n*»t mercury! If Ml did yon* : riv« yournelf the needed attention at thto time IS • “iK* poiull you the; joe rvqv.trveJV^ | Local and Thrdugh Schedule in Effect April 10, 1891, : mtiZ&ZiZToVSite. to tv. II. nwoKKU 4, ;CO., 46 \Vc«t 11 r—dIf«r, >ew 1 »»rk tll^, Health is Wealth! PJ Dii. E. C. WkrtTi Nf.rvk and Hr a is Treat- mknt, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DUzi- ■ Convulsions, Fit*, Nervous Neuralgia, lache, Nervous Prostration caused by the if alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of tho Brain, resulting in insanity and leading to misery, decay and death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power n either sex. Involuntary Losses and Bpcrma* orrhcea, caused by over-exertion of the brain, elf-abuse or over-indulgence. Each Tmx con tains one month’* treatment. 9! 00 per box, six lioxes for 95.00, sent by mail, prepaid, on r ceipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any cose. With each order receiv’d by us for six lioxes, accompanied with 95.00, we will send the purchaser oui written guarantee to refund the money if the treatment does not ef fect a enre. Guarantees issued only by THE DAVENPORT DRUG CO.. Sole Agts., Americas, Ga. Advice to Woken If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR CartersVILLR, April 98,18M. This will certify that two members of mj Immediate family, after haring suffered tot rears from menolrasl Irregularity, . * * '-— ‘“by physicians. years from oicniirusi irregularity, being treated without benefit bv physicians, were at length completely cured by one bottle of Bradfleld*s Female Bcjrnlator. Its effect is truly wonderful. J. w. Stranob. Book to M WOMAN " mailed FREE, which contains valuable information on all female diseases. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA, OA. MQJl SALE BT i55 DRUGGISTS* A Household Remedy . . i)non At&vU lihi' BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES B. B. B. Botanic Bktod Babn It r,, r oG senoruu, uiccti. mlt II LUreS BHEUM. ECZEMA, twit form ol m.llgunt SKIN ERUPTION, to- tides being efficacious In tonli being < ntnd i i »hen Impaired Iran any abneit supernatural tolling propertlea | jaitlly «• In auannteelng • cun. U , dlrectlonaara followed. 8ENT FREE »^W31a. BLOOD BUM CO., , Atlantn, ( W. N. MARSHALL, Gou’l Siipt. E. S. GOODMAN, Gen’l Pan. Agt. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA southwestern Division. Correct Schedule, No. 22, in Effect] April 12,1801 SAVANNAH fit WESTERN DIVISION Hchedute No. 10, taking effect Apr. 12th, 1891. # No. 5, Between Savannah and Birmingham) No. 8, Daily. 740pm via Amerlcus, ~ Dally. Leave Savannah Arrive 740pm Lyon* 100 am ..Amerlcus, Buena Vista, — Arrive ...Columbus, Leave 880 No. 8 Dally. Passangor Np.6 Dally. Fast Mail EAST BOUND. No. 5 .Dolly Fast Mall ’ .ii No. 7 Dally Pawenger 8:88am 618 '• 031) •* 10 50 “ 5 20p m 555pm 235p m 4)0 ** 685 “ 1020 “ 815am 68ii “ Lv. Amerlcus Ar. Ar. Fort Valley Lv. “ Macon M “ Atlanta u " Augusta u *• Bavannah ** 108pm 1188am 1090 “ 710 M 910pm 987 p m 800 « 640 44 916 •* 700am 649 44 No. 7 Dally Passenger No. 6 Dally. Fast Mall WEST BOUND. No. 6 Dally Fast Mall No. 8 „ Daily Paaeenger 1*87 pm 1C 05 4 42 am 7 35 am 18pm 13U r - 412 “ 7 20 " Lv. Amerlous Ar. Ar. Bmlthville ** ** EafaalA “ " Montgomery Lv. 2 85 p m 180 M 1106 a m 740a m 898a m 1230 44 10 95 p ni 7 90pm No. 7 Dally VS7 p m HMJ6 “ 1045pm 450am 7 15 a iu 795am No. 6 Dally 1 18 p m 130 “ 255 M 540 • TO FLORIDA. Lv. Amerloue Ar. " Hmlthvllle •* Ar Albany Lv. •• Thomaavlll. Lv “ WaycroM •• “ Brnnawlck “ . “ JaokaonvIU* “ "gaiT 985pm 120pm 1220 pm 899am No. 8 rally ft 88 a m 300 44 216 44 lOlOp 760 P 786 UPPMAN SHOT.. Proprietor*, Druggists, Uppman’s Block. SAVANNAH. GA. For nale by the DAVENPORT DRUG COMPANY, Amerlcus, Ga. THEIUTTLE SEWINQ MACHINE HAN OFFERS FOB 8ALE SEWING MACHINES & MOTORS For all Machines on easy terms, and can supply the bqst Needles, Oils, Attachments, Eic, FOR All MACHINES. Special attention given to repairing all .mall Machinery. Order, by u.all wifi r.- ceive promot attention. DRUNKENNESS W bQUQR Habit. __ podret” Hoco:tt-3=lTtIJ^rc*. \mJutmmMa mae/strrcMamm IpiAlifES 60LDEN SPEQFIC I itcan tknlvenlncogfeo.tea.erlnarUciasef food, Eb ITua ItopmtMKMioiMly vd with mok Mrtinty that tVVp.tl.nl and.rto««_n» .latofc venlenc.. nod toon hi. «*l*?,"t»I«il» B vess-%ysursswiarr _ For rale by Dr. E. J. tldrldge Araerieufl, Go. ... now prepared to furnish Lumber and HUngles on short notice, »t the lowest cash priewi. Partis* wanting either of the above will save money by consulting us be fore piuclng their orders. WIGGINS * HERNDON. Bolld TnUn. with Sleeping Can Between Havann.h and Birmingham. rot tarttor Inform.tlnn rolntlvo to ticket.,MhednlM, beat route, etc. too.,apply to A. T. MAXWELL, Agent, J. C. McKKNZIK, Bnp’t, K.T. CHARLTON.Gen. Pum. Aft' Amerlcu., Cn. Hmlthvtlle, On. Hnv.nn.h.dlt. D.H. BVTHEWOOH, DlvUlon Pug. Ag’t., Columboi.’Oru D. D. CURRAN. Bnp’t, Calnmbto. (la. J. C. HHAW .Trmv. Pm.. Ag’t., Ravann.h Ox PASSENGER SCHEDULE SUWANEEIR1VEB ROUTE TO FLORIDA, Taking Effect March S3,1801. Standard Tima, 00th Meridian. GOING hdlffit: um»o houth. 2 16 it.ni 6 15 pm 8 80 pm 7 !*• 10 45 am 11 00 am 1 65 p m 3 To p ni 4 54 pm 6 68 p ml* Ar.. Ar.. t 16 p rufAr, Atlas ta Macon Macon Cordcle Tiflon Valdosta ..Lake City....... ...■■.■Jscksonvnie. Ariiuuu pm .Lv 8 15 amllU 1U p uiiAr.. .... Paiatka... Lv . HL Angustine Lv 7 Warn 7 w a m LilEH {•5pm %m pm Train, arrive and depart from onion depot, in Macon and Paiatka and r. c. d P, depot In Jackwnvllle. Connection nerth bound Mid aoulb bound !a made In Macon with train, ofCentral and E. T. V. * O. railroad,. A. C. KNAPP. J.T. HOOK, L.J.HAR! Trafllc Manager. Oeneral Ph—enger Agent. Tit HENRY BUBNB, C.T. and P. A. No. 515 Mulberry 1st. I Macon. Go. C. C. RODE*, Jk.JSoliciting A gent. 6 Kimball Block. Atlanta, Q L. C. CONOVA,C.T.A. R. T. R1CMAHD. A«nt, Union Depot, i Paiatka. Fla. JAMES MEKZIES, Sontheaatern Agent, to Wut Bay St., JackaonvlUe, FI*. SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS, FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, J. S. SCHOFIELD’S SONS 4 CO., I’rop’ra, Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boilers, Cotton Presses and General Machinery, Cotton Gins, Cane Mills and Saw Mills. Dealers in Mill and Machinists’ Supplies. Special Attention to Repair Work. „ MACON, GEORGIA, FURNISH THE LATEST o no; bitao orfl I Fj&Flt NOVELS, Will receive subscriptions for anylpaper or oubic-ition. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. PLACE. Hardre’s Book Store. S. A. M. ROUTE. Savannab, Americas 4 Montgomery R’y. TIME TABLE Taking Effect April 10,1801. I Ao amlve.. 15 pml ....Hlrmingham arrt T Oirp m lve.*.. Child«rsburg.,..’.lve 8 05 ire Bylacanga Ire 4 40 ivo •Opelika lv« 1 25 arr......Columbus srr 11 45 am Ivo...*...Columbus lve il 20 srr Kllavllle arr o 05 lve •Kllavllle lve 8 80 arr Amerlcus arr • 20 lve...,,. Americas ......lve 8 oo lve Cordele lve 8 20 lve Helena ..lve 9 58 i lve (Lyons lve 1 86 arr...... Savannah arr) 7 40 p m 3 20 p m arr CharlestoB:;^..:arr) 918 Setw*n Montgomery and Amerlcne, via (5pe?lka i..T.Jionf - ' ; Tio-, lontgomery.. u p ■Ba4t...gp^rtf«! |arr A mertens. I 7 15 p n between Montgomery and Antilrtcnj, via Union Spring.and Coltimbto, h—..:..Montgomery art] t to pi between Amrricu. amTJwkionTlU., via Helena ifonp —lira ;arr »00am Illgamlva Helena lve l«i. “ arr |arr J Brnruwlck Jackronvllle.... at Montgomery and at Amerto 11 0. pm sen for all and all point. In the Northwest, ara between Columbna and Bavan- nusengen from Cbarlmton destined to point, wwt of Bovannah, change car. at O. & H. Jnnc- tTW.MARSHAIX) K. B. GOODMAN, Gen. Superintendent. Gen. Fau. Agent. Savannah, Ga. - E. A. SMITH, . D .ROTEl^r^^"• A * t - 8t • I " u '*• M,, • ARGO, C. 8. A., Amerlcus, C : Hast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia R’y •T System, -IB THE ONLY— lest. r, But or This line la conceded to to the best equipped and run, the Oneit Pullman, Sleeping Can in the South. Elegant Pullman Sleeping Can, between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, ■ Titusville and Cincinnati, Brunswick and LoulavtUe, Chattanooga and Waahlngton, Memphis and New York, Fhiladelphia and New Orleans, Chattanooga and Mobil., Atlanta and Chattanooga, Without Chang*. For say Information addraaa B. W. WRENX, Oeo. Pea*, and ' KnoxvUlATna. ..