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'l'HE AMERICAS DAILY TIMES-HECORHEfc SATURDAY, JUNE 1891. X s -' - . CEMMWrmN^ \ What Yonr Great Grandmother Did. She betcbeled the flax and carded ths wool, and wore the linen, and spun the tow. and made the clothes (or her husband and ten children. She made butter and cheese, she dipped tallow candles, io light the boose at night, and the cooked all the food (or her household by an open flro place and a brick oven. Yes; and whan she was (arty years ot age, she was already an old lady whose be* days were over. Her shoulders wars bent and her joints enlarged by hard work, and she wore spectacles and a cap. Her great granddaughter, with all die modem conveniences (or comfort, refinement and luxury, may be as charming and attract- ive at forty-five aa at twenty. Especially la this true if aha preserves her health by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, which wards off all'female ailments and ir regularities, corre than ifjfcto already axial. keeps the life correct healthful and vigorous, and enables the woman of middle age to re tain the freshness of girlhood upon brow and emery. Before the third one's been taken you’ll know that there’s a i Then you’ll keep on and a But If you shouldn’t fed ths help, should be disappointed in the remits—you’ll find agmsrantee printed on the bottle-wrapper that'll get your money back for you. Can you ask more I Old Nick Whiskey in the bent and is noted for its age and purity, having been made on the name plantation over 1223 years without a rival as we constantly keep four year old RYE AND CORN on hand—nil ip any quantity, so write for price-list. Old Nick Whiskey Co., Yaalisn Co. PANTHER CREEK, N. G. R. E. BYRD, Auditor, OFFICE S7i JACKSON STREET, AMERICUS, GA. Attorney AssooUted. Will take Reference*, n. oucuicm «m»u Sumter, Davenport Drug Co. Conresj denco solicited. Moolated. Charges reasonable, business In neighboring cities. ; J. W. Sheffield AUo.. Bank of . Correspon* maySl 8m. THE LITTLE SEWINff MACHINE MAN • orrens ron balk SEWING MACHINES & MOTORS For all Machines on easy terms, and can supply the best IdlesiJMtlactaailSi E!c,, d|. UIIO) rOR ALL MACHI1ES. Special attention given to 1 jmall Machinery. Ordr~ celve prompt attention. A Good Many of s Kind. “Behold met” laughed a recent bride ntutaed from her wedding trip and buay establishing herself in her new home, as an intimate friend came in upon her, “among my tea balls.” The friend echoed the laugh when the looked about. From chandelier, candelabra and cornice, on cabinet, eaad and tamp, hung by their slender chains theee per forated globes of siber; they swung from picture frames, gfistened in cur tain folds, twinkled among tiro brasses of the hearth, occupied on aQ sides un usual niches, where in aspirit of Jest foe|r embarrassed owwer had placed “I don’t know," she said, “what could have developed this remarkable unan imity of purpose on the part of my friends, but when the wedding gifts be gan to arrive, it simply rained tea balls. I was delighted with the first, contented with the second, no too well pleased with the third, sorry at the fourth, angry at the fifth, sixth and seventh, amazed up to the twelfth, and paralyzed after that What, my dearest girl,” she finished tragically, “am I to do with twenty- three tea halls, by actual count?" Which points a moral concerning wed ding gifts. A casual acquaintance, a man especially, shopping with generous intentions toward m coming bride, will be wise to select nothing of which bat one only is needed in a household. There are so many other things choice ought not to be difficult. A piece of Wedgwood, Doulton or royal Berlin; a bit of bronze, marb^^totasor the French and Viennese gilt; anctching, a rug, an artistic screen or piece of tapestry—these are only the beginning of the list of things which ore prized by the maker of a home and of which too many can hardly be possessed. There is on aroma of taste, too, abont wedding gifts that is too often offended. The more formal friends shonld offer articles of adorn ment and decoration rather than of pro nounced utility. Relatives and inti mates are not so restricted.—New York Times. $3 SHOE isfi&rsss: THORNTON WHEATLEY Amerlcus, • - Georgia OFt- ansceptibimy to Of several persons who have been equally exposed to chilly weather one takes a fatal cold, while the others are wholly unaffected. When scarlet fever or diphtheria enters a family it is a rare thing for all the members to be attacked. The great majority escaped la grippe during its late prevalence. And the same is tree of epidemics of every kind and degroe. This difference is mainly doe to differ ence in personal susceptibility, inherited or acquired. Disease invades the body at points where its life forces are weak ened. Such a lowering of the vital re sistance may date back for generations. This la one reason for the astounding mortality of infants, so immensely be yond that in the young of some of the lower animals. Many persons who start with small power of resistance carry it through life. Their only hope is con stant care and freedom from exposure. Bat of those who reach adnlt age the greater part may he supposed to have nherited an average measure ot physi cal soundness. Whence their suscepti bility to disease? It comes from physi cal transgression, either positive or nega tive. Bleep, for instance, is a fundamental condition of high health. Nothing can make up for a deficiency of it Lack of food docs not begin to equal lack of sleep in Its power to depress vitality, and so to render the system liable to any travailing disease. Still insufficiency of oodisa great depressant, and may ex ist where it is least expected, for the food must be such a* to supply the daily waste of all the tisues—brain, nerve, bone, muscle and fat—besides furnish ing best forming fuel. Many a person who sits at a luxurious table is not half fed.—Youth’s Companion, i The Domini* Didn't Sing It. There is a big Baptist church, colored, out in the northwestern part of the city. A man standing at the intersection ot Vermont avenue and T street might hit with a stone without overexerting naelf. The pastor of that church Is a good dgsl of a voeaUstt and nothing pleasea^ia congregation more, than Us excellent renditions of gospel hymns. There was a meeting in that church one and everything waa moving along very pleasantly when the pastor said: “Now, we are going to taka collection, and if the amount dona satisfactorily Urge I will ring for you— ring anything you ask far.* The congregation then shelled out its contribution. It mitatt have been “satis factorily large,” for the pastor stepped to the front and said: “111 ring now. What shall it be? Expreas your prefer ences.” “Annie Rooney,” said somebody in one of the rear seats, and the preacher’s wrath waa momentarily shrouded in buret of Uughter. •‘I’ll -Annie Rooney you,” shouted the offended shepherd, bnt the joker had de parted with sensible alacrity.—Wash ington Star. A Sneak Thief's I)U*u«t. A traveling salesman for a New York jewelry house left two sample cases in a railway coach Jfooday on the way from Oswego to Syracuse, while he went for ward to smoke. When he returned the cases were gone. A trainman reported that a passenger heavily loaded with bag gage left at-Phenix. The salesman took the first train there, and with police aid found ths man in bad at a hotel and re covered the cases intact. The thief had . . folding it contained only a Urge Bible concluded he had robbed a book agent and disgustedly went to bed without examining the other case, in which were $323 in cash and *T00 worth of jewelry.—PhiladelphU Ledger. The Bight Bsv. Dr. Stanton, Anglican bishop of northern Queensland, Austra lia, U a - - - Darby tho To Printers and Publishers. " The Timet Publishing Company hat for sale a portion of the newspaper and job outfit made surplus by the recent consolidation of the Times and Recor der, consisting of one cylinder newspa per press, two Gordon job presses, one Hero paper cutter, one perforator, six stands, two Imposing stones and tables, five hundred pounds of news type, etc. This material and these presses are virtually new, having been In use ouly a year. A great bargain In prices and terms can be secured by the right par ties. Address the Times Ppumsiiino Company, Amerlcus, Ga. The tin-plate manufacturer when last beard of bad the milk sickness, over on the next creek.—Colnmbus Post Ths Witty Irl.bman, When told a doctor that his liver was almost gone, said: “Faith, it’s glad I am, It’s alters bothered me.” The liter, more, than any other organ, Is the lmmx to the body. With a mor bid liver the entire syitem la outof gear. Host powerful for the restoration of this “citadel of health” ia Dr. Pierce’s Golden Hedloal Discovery. IU action Is direct, prompt, effectual. Recommend ed by eminent pbyalolans, It has gained a universal reputation as the “Great Liver Regulator.” Cometthe liver and yon cure many ills. The * Golden Hed- fcal Discovery” ia warranted In all eases of liver disease and blood disorders to benefit or cure or money promptly and cheerfully refunded. People who are always wishing for some other kind of weather are getting It this year.—Baltimore American. For Over Fifty Years Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists through out the world. SAM ROUTE. Bilk EH, SUCCESSORS TO Local and Through Schedule in Effeot April 18, 1891. Sk:n and scalp diseases, the heat, at times a running sore, the body entirely covered with sores as large aa a quarter of a dollar, and no medicine had the de sired effect until P. P. P. was taken. The disease yielded at onve, and P. P. P. provec itsels the best blood purifier of the age. Abbott’s Best Indian Corn Point Is a quick cure for corns, bunions and warts. A nice lot of cigars, smoking tobacco and pipes at Dr. Eldridge’a Drug Store. P. P. P. makes positive cores of all stages of rheumatism, syphilis, blood raison, scrofula, old sores, eczema, ma- aria and female complaints. PjP. P. is a powerful tonlo, and an excellent ap petizer, bnllding up the system rapidly. Erysipelas, awolen limbs, bad sores, scales and scabs on the leg have been entirely cured by P. P. P., the moat wonderful blood medicine of the day. junolO-dl2tw2L Medicinally pure wines, brandies and whiskies at Dr. Eldridge’a Drug Store. If an American girl cannot be an actress, she can take one etep lower and become a countess.—Toledo Blade. "SSlA" Mixed, Dally Ex Sunday. No. 4 raastngf Sunday Only No. 2. Mail. Dally. WESTERN DIVISION. STATIONS. 1 40 tu 225 260 I 10 3 60 4 16 A4 36 0505 5 22 548 6 10 0 18 6 31 6 41 0 55 7 09 7 13 7 35 p m 3 25 p m 4 07 4 30 4 47 5 25 5 39 6 50 5 69 0 12. 0 25 0 29 ti % 6 41 6 48 C 50 0 68 7 topm * 45a W 627 5 60 6 02 F 0 30 6 43 F 654 7 03 F- 7 U 7 21 F 7 82 F 7 89 F 7 45 7 52 F 8 00 F 8 02 F 8 15aiu Lv....r-nahi ..ait. .. Lou/jle Junction ,. ..livlf Lumpkin Fonder Freston Wlaa Jennings Mirkeu Flalna Halter New Point Littlejohn Ar.... Amerlcus... Lv. ' SBS . Ho. 7. (We L. Mardre antf Americas News Co.) keep always on hand 5 27 F 7 CO 7 37 F 7 21 7 19 F 7 06 6 06F 0 f»2 F G 46 F • 41 6 35 F 6 28 F 0 20 F 0 15 p in wit 10 00 • A? 987 1108 • 64 • » • IS • 07 7 54 7 45 7 80 7 IS 7 10 6 45mm Daily. 8 38 8 40 F 8 52 8 50 908 9 13 F 9 25 942 9 53 10 03 10 08 10 17 10 30 10 59 10 53 11 19 11 32 11 45 11 57 • 12 01 p m 6 00 pui 7 25 pm 12 32 12 42 12 55 1 02 1 16 1 20 1 87 Dally. 7 oo pi 7 12 F 7 22 7 29 F 7 35 7 39 7 62 7 67 F 10 07 10 18 10 32 10 47 11 00 11 60 12 06 mm 12 10 Amerlcus Ar.... ... Cate wood -.Huntington .Darken. .. Untie .. , DeSoto.. ...Cobb. .. ..Johnson.. ...Coney .. Cordeie. ....Pent* .WUlifonl ..Seville ...Pitta.. ..Goodman ..Abbeville ..Copeland ....Rhine.. ...Horton ...Lv Helena ....Ar Brunswick ....Ar Jacksonville., .. ....Lv Helena Erick ..Alamo Verbena Otenwood Mount Vernon.... Peterson HI* Ifgtton.... ISUa....: Appleton..... ....Ar Lyons ... Ar Savannah.... No!’*: Paaa'ng'r Dally. a oo am € W pu 7 so F 780 7 88 F 602 4 61 445 484 4 22 4 08 855 3 66am I 49 p ll oepm 8 80 a 8 00 p F—Fla* Station. »0t 800 245 240 2 21 2 10 8 04 l seam 7 40 pm fgrfr.l MallaHx. aDeUyre .oof 540 6 41 F 5 10 F 5 08 4 47 434 423 4 18 4 00 354 344 S39 3 19 8 18 3 02 2 49 2 37 224 * 4V I 7 oo am 2,24 pm !S 1 45 1 38 A FULL LINE ISCHOOL BOOKS Floe Stationery -ANf*. W. N. MARSHALL, Gen'l Supt. E. S. GOODMAN, Gen'l Paw. Agt. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA Southwestern Division. Correct Sohednle, Ho. 22, in EffeotltApril 12,1891 SAVANNAH U WESTERN DIVISION Hebedole No. 10, taking effect Apr. 12th, 1811. SHEET MUSIC. [Will receive sdescriptions for any paper or publication. PICTURE FRAMES Made to order, any size or price. Glass to lit any frame. j Big lot of Mouldings just received that wo will sell as cheap as anybody else. Call and Me oor line. No trouble to .hew I good. nr order anything that we haven't In I (tuck. No. 0, Dolly. 740pn> I 50am 6(9 9 35 Between Savannah and Birmingham! via Amerlens, Leave Savannah. .... Lyons..,. Wo. 6, Dally. Arrive 740pm ... I oo a m S«J5 Leave 860 • Youthful Errors Lost Manhood, Gariy Ifecay, etc., etc., can secure * home treatise free by addreeelng a fellow eufie.'er C. W. Leek, P. O. Box Slfl. Koen-.he, Virginia. ecaree,-while earlier ia hie epieeopete he ■ , horrified one ehee^old «f Ht scattered Ilf ||f A flock by walking from the wharf to the E.R.Il, hotel, carrying one ead of Ms trankwhile •* 1 ** *“1 a black woman carried the < Advics to Wownr If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use , BRADFIELD’SJ FEMALE^ REGULATOR Thtawm Immediate fi years from being BRAD FIELD REGULATOR CO* ATLANTA, QA. MOM HAIM MX JJ& DMUQQIMXM, . tiiLisehold iitmedy rOR ALL $ BLOOD amSKEN DISEASES 3.6.3. It Curate SCROFULA. ULCERS, JUT u lures rheum, eczema, mu Urn ol millgn..t MW ERUPTION. I. t in kiln] .Mcadm la tealag ap the crttrm tad rHterinf the c.nilll.ilor, »it<n Inpalted ircm an caau. Mt ■'ia.it iu.trn.Iunl kcili.g troperiles jiiailfy (a guirintc.lng a .art. It firKlI.nsar. Itllowtd. SENT FREE -.WKS*. BLOOD BUM CO., ril.nta. c». YOUR MEXV, BLOOD, V LIVER, . KIDNEYS,! BLADDER Are they diseased ? la a question that aJfccts your Ilfs. Through th* stomach—hue* through Um blood —caatMCttradaUdisesdMaof thca* organ*. W—dorfel WOOUWntoFTPiJBIi/Sl. ovn CO, COLUMBUS. OA. FOB IALK BT ALL MUfifilVTI. No. t Dally. Fasaangei No. 6 Dally.' Fast Mai EAST BOUND. No. A Fa^lfal - 3:33am 5 18 6 80 •*- 1060 “ 520pm 656pm 285pm 4 10" 585 " 1020 « 615a m 080 « Lv. Amirlcna Ar Ar. Fort Valley Lv “ Macon ” “ Atlanta “ “ Angneta “ -■ Bavannah “ unEm 1020 " 710 " • 10pm •87pm SS- 2 15 *• 7 oo am No. 7 Dally Paaaanger 987 pm 1006 44S am 785am No. 6 Dally. Part Wall 18pm 1W" 412 " 720 " WKHT BOUND. No. • FaaCkTall No. 8 Lv. Amerieua Ar. Ar. 8mUbvlll« " " _ Enfanla M " Montgomery Lv. 1105 a m 740a n m No. 7 Dally Dally TO FLORIDA. No. f Dally j> m 120 p u 2 20 p m 8 80am No. 8 rally sS*‘ m 216 *• fg' 1 785 987 pm 1006 “ 10 45 P m 450a m 7 f 6 am 7 25am 1 18 p til 180 " 264 " 640 • Hrn?tb.me Ar Albany Lv “ Tbomeavllle Lv Wayerma “ Brnnswtok “ “ Jacksonville “ Don't forget the*old|Rook Store, 1105 FORSYTH STREET. S. A. M. ROUTE. Bolld Train, with Bleep!nf Cara Between Havana.b and Blrmlafbam. For further Information relative to tickets, eehodnlea, beet rontee ctc. etc., apply to A.T. MAXWELL, Acent, O. MoKMNfii B, Bnp't, M.T. UHARUNMf.Gap. Pass A an., Americas. He, BmlthvIMr.Oa. Hevanaah.Oa. D. H. BYTHEWOOP, Division Pare AB'l.. Columbus,’tin. - D. I>. OU RRAN, Bnp’t, Oolnntbus. Ga. J. O. BHAW .Trav. Fare A«-L, Bavaouah ua. J Saraonali, Americas & Montgomery R’y. TIME TABLE Taking Effeot April 19,1891, .Ulifnlnefism arri 7 00 p m Qhtldenbarg lve| 6 oo [lvo Svlacsuga ire 4 40 lv* •Opelika Its > 25 w Columbus. arr 11 45 am lv* Columbus Ive 11 20 r KUavllle arr 9 U5 .•Kllavllla Ive 8 60 . Amerlcus arr 8 20 . Amerlcus..... Ive 8 oo B j. , .... . Cordeie ire 6 99 11 00 live .Helen*.. Ive 3 65 | ' 80 amjlve.,...... l.yous Ive 165 ....Savannah......arr 740pm ....Charleston..... arr 2 16 Betw'n Montgomery and Americm « 10 a in Ive...;.Montgomery ...,i 2 16 pm lv* Opelika.. PASSENGER SCHEOUIE y an ftspm r and Anwrlcre, via Bufamla • !* pm St .n.; 1 ■ SUWANEE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA, TakiaeBffrelJoaa 14,1801, S-aadardTini.,Oltlilf.rldlaa. U M Ire KnJania .lee itt 12 20 p m lv. Albany !..err * B0 I ZIP latr aaerlea. Ive 110 Between Anirrlcu.iuUJnckeoprllle. -u llelena tts iS CkM. connection inufe at Munlxoim-ry lor all Inolntelntbe Hontliwi-.t, nn,l at Aiueriiu. lor I Btnntaabam and all ;wloU In tbo North wet. Ibctw Colttmbne uirt Savmn- Fuaeacen from Cbarln ton deetlned to points I weal of boranoah, cbaiixe'cars at c. & H* Juno- jgjtgg B<>t>TI>. Z 46 f ml 1 Hare Lv .’ . Altai ta - Ut-lNU HUUTH.i kill) HI p ml 10 team 6 40 pm 10 46 am Ar Macon Lv «B6 pm T«am I j.M. 7 Ul p mil Warn Lv. ...Macon Ar *IOpulfMaia 9 ss p m l M pm Ar.. Cordeie ...*r| »»7 pne COTaia - WesMrnFi II SS a fils lUfiS I »• D - OQta n.l 7 i« p m ar.... Lake City ......Lvl 966amUeJlkata ........ J-.clt.auvllle ihilalka... . ■ Ht Aofu.tl-’e. TEST! xrr | W. N.MARflllALL, K. 8. GOODMAN, •perlntemlont. Oen. Fare Amt cHcctii. Amerlcni, oa. ROLAN, 8. K. rare Act. Barannah, Oa. E. A. BMITB, Fare Agt., fit. Louie, Mo. HH *^S5iT?!. G aboo,o. 8.A., raUrood. ma<1 * ln Maron w,1 b trains of Central, J. H ARBI H/HcketA fen t. Union Depot, ra Axenl, J *'wintBny < »£. Jneiuonvl.le, Fla. SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS Virginia and Georgia R’y System. -18 THM ONLY- Shortand DirectLiaelo tk lortb, East or Vat. Thli line 14 conceded to be tbo beet equipped -ire- the finest Follaun. fileeplnf Can la Blegnnt Pullman Hleeplaf Can. between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, Tltiuvills and Cincinnati, Brnnawick and Louis villa, Chattanooga and Washington Memphis and New York, Philadelphia and New Orleans, Chattanooga and Mobile, Atlanta and Chattanooga, Without Chaafo. Foe any laforewttM addnre fi. w. WRfiMN, Ore. rare red IMdl EmwBaMi miGTC AgfaGre.»kreAg