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w m _ Ma, v ,-±j2ie.2 tr. THE AME&ICCS DAILY TIMES-RECOitDER: TUESDAY, JULY 28, 185)1. ■2i XT', «est. tWcMi' w ut,- Fold her bands, cross her feet. Leave her to her slumber sweet: Hhe hath earned it velL Every d*yfor jujuiy peprs Cause had she for bitter tears. And they daily fell. ■m Seo the bollowa In her check, Marks of woe.she could not speak; See her sunken eye. Worn and wasted la her frame. None too «pon her slumber came; Touch her tenderly. .H3TM Jc •; ^ the right medicine,.if yoa’ro a weak or ailing StSHtltyii*- ■ TiV Tip Pinpna*o Pottamln WOthttn. It’s Dr. Picroe’s Favorite Prescription. If you’re overworked or.'“run-derwn,” it builds you up; ifufeotfre.-afflicted with, any of tho diattessing derangements and dis- dew .peculiar to your sex, it lieves arid cuYeS. It improves lion, 1 invigorates the systent, ll^fhe Blood, dispels aches and ‘pains, melancholy and nervous ness, produces refreshing sleep, and .netoresYflMh and strength. In the dins!t>foill' functional disturbances, weaknesses, and irregularities, it’s guaranteed to"give-satisfaction, or the money is refunded. It docs all that’s claimed for it, or it Mtd^i’t be sold an this way. -It"is a*legitimate medicine—not a beverage, j Contains no alcohol to inebriate}- 1 ‘Bo syrup or sugar to ,Kraror ferment in the stomach and mom distress. As peculiar' in Its marvelous, remedial results as in its composition. .ita. - .000, THE GREAT TONIC, jwaiii: ■mojroEBTDi. qubebi . LttttfAll I was jraiffcHns from General D«bU. ■ --tty. from > some blood affection, and my whole BCjssacBS CurA^Aad AvpwieBced ^jCAtrdlef before no- it lu my JBo^bowrrs. \ in tb*V«ar lfl891 bad a fully Scrofula, so pronounced by Aorstn the efty of Columbus, to* of your W. W. afWool- ICare), and am to-day as well hAmb other, medicine bid HKNHY KcHlUDK-J Hard aa Iron wu her fate; Life for her won desolate, Fultof youmlng* vain. Sympathy and ldvtog care Fell not to poor Mary's share. Wake her not ugdin. y AU pile trusted fait blow proved. Every creature that she L . Shortly changed, of died, (’rood It U for her to rest. Seldom, sure, was human breast More severely tried. Often haa site slept before. Dreaming woe was hcra uo more. Life and Borrow past; Hut from nuch delusive sleep Ever more she Afok# td weep— Paacets hers m but. i ! Poijsfrlt' True and tender hearted one; Hard it was that death alone Coinfort had for her. Fold her hands, cross her feet, Ixiy her, robed all white and sweet, la the sepulchre. Augusta Moore in Ncvt York Mail and Express. for Infants and Children, • 4utorial2„w«ll* Jr .mmtndttae, VAWntome.’’ B. n~ fffmi. H.D. mso. omalsinBrooUm, H. T. sanjmmsasuross: ■“"""■“s—■brhw-- Late Paetor Blooffllngdale Betommd Church. Kill* Wonne. gin* 1 Without injurious “ For several years I have recommended your * Oastoria, • and shall always continue to do so as it haalnvariably produced beneddal Edwin F. Pardxx, V. D., •‘TheWinthrop,” 125ch Street and 7th Are., New York City. fn CSMTAUB CoMPAjnr, 77 Mmuuy Strut, New Yore, rVwwL I took no other HENR- Von I1LB nx ALL DRUGGISTS. Household Remedy elhud .11 Won all BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES .lecaiT ,, Babn . SCROFULA, ULCERS, (ALT -T3ft5<ini7Hgnint SKIN ERUPTION, Da- ,Ht» brill cfficiclous In toning up III, fettoMng the e««ltltillon, nhtn Impaired from any cauae. Ita tlmgri lupirnatural healing propartlaa Justify ut In guaranteilng a cure, " ; i 'lAractlons ara CeilT CDCC niCSTUATED OtNI rntt “BcoL. .r Wonder,.' BLOOD BAIN CO.. Atlanta. Sa. _ . way ■the feail.'corset: if you it ease and shapeliness, you buy it—but ( you don't keep it unless you like it After two or, three weeks’ wear, you can return it and 'di&vfeyqpr money. Comfort isn’t all of It ,|hppgb.. S$ff. Eyelets, and can’t brrik or I kink—Ball’s cofsets ■ have r#S si these. tjftefitelirbyGEO. D, WHEATLEY THE LITTLE SEWIHS MACHINKMAN OFFERS FOB BAXaE SEW1NC MACHINES Sc MOTORS For all Machine* on easy terms, and can supply (he best ..roruisAcmiis. ttentloh glveh te_ rdpabjn* nil by mall will re- jap|b*s®hbrs Youthful Errors IX)»t Manhood, Karo mirror of I •to,, c*n Becure • borne » re » u "* ,r . e ? *ha obiect bImn of the camera, by Bddreaaiue » fellow suftbrer C. the ooject giiun or rue tamer.. W. Leek, P.O. Box 31% Ko»n.*e, VlfinlN. Thought lie Knew Every One. Tom Fletcher had the good fortune to be bom In County Kildare, Ireland, and to emigrate'to New York at ten years of age. At twenty-five he had attained a six foot phyrdqne, a big black beard and a clerkship in “uptown postolfice sta tion Looking through the little brasi bars of the' general delivery one day he saw approaching Mr. Barney McQnffin, a She old Oirieb gentleman ho had known in boyhood. The old man was un changed, but the boy bad ontgrown Me McGnffln's remembrance. “I dnnno, is it too late fnr t’ stnmer th' dayT said the old man as he poked a letter throngh the bars tor "Tho Widow O'Brien, Cnrrngh of Kildare. Kildare county, Ireland. "An' is this to do Widde O'Brien that lives on d' Builywink road?” said Tom in his best brogne. An' how the divil did you know she lived on d’ Bally wink road?" “Pbat would Oi be doin’ in de post orfus at Oi didn't know the Widde O'Brien lived on d’ Ballywink road? Git away from d’winddy now; you’ve had y'r toiwe." And the old man was frequently seen to stop on the sidewalk and gate with awe ami wonder at the man - “wbat knowed iverybody in Oi reland. "—t>ry Goods Chronicle. Th« Poet Biley and Mrs. Wilcox. “Can yon recall more than a single ii stance of a man of letters marrying a literary wife?” asked a Chicago writer the other day. “Browning? Yea. know another instance whioh comes pretty near it. I do not think the fad is generally known, but* James Whit comb Riley, in tho earlier days of ~ literary career, was s most ardent ad mirer of Ella Wheeler, the poetess ol' passion, and a favored suitor for her band. "Both the young people were poor, however, and neither had attained ana- tional reputation ut that time, although both had written some very charming specimens of verse. 1 do not know whether Ella ever intended to marry the yonng Hooeier.poet or not, but 1 do know that yotlng RileyWNs nearlyResrUiRUkHB when their cordial- relations ', Were cBniF dered. ’’—Chicago' Mail ■ Hlgli Sheriff (loajareln Dtva.ll. An Irish nntignarian has discovered that the "Benjamin D’lsraClL Jtsq.,’’who was high sheriff’of tbi cbrinty^rCsiHAr in 1810 was an unde of Lord Beaoons- field. He is traded in 8t. Peter’s church, Dublin, having died in 1814, aged i forty- eight. This Benjamin, of whom: none of the writers on Lord Beaconsfield ap pears to have known anything whatever, left a large fortune, and bis will, which is preserved in the Dublin record bffloe, is signed “Benjamin D'Israeli.” Lard Beaconsfield once Wrote asking for a copy of his trade's will, bnt neither his name nor his father’s appears in the document Benjamin D’lsrad! the dder was only the half brother of! the anthOt of the “Curiositiesof Literature."—Loo- don Truth. __ A French Bole. Every householder in the capital of France is called upon to fill out a paper upon which there are questions regard ing somo of tho internal machinery'of tho menage. The name of every person who has spent the night in the htrase has to be written out, und another point mentioned is tho number bf wlhdbws'Of which the house is possessed. It seems that tho Elyuee, the house of President Carnot, has 114, and the number of do mestics employed twenty-six. —New York Evening Sun. Animal Uf. at tha Surfac, of th. Sea. The surface of the sea is alive with vast sffarme of minute organisms, both plants and and the Challenger investigations have shown conclusively that showers of these keep dropping day and night tike a constant rain toward tho ooxe of the bottom.—Current Litera ture. Every heart knoweth its own bitter ns, It is one of the extraordinary de velopments of human nature, that while men can sympathize with each other, condolo with each other, each individual suffers his own pangs and distress, and suffers them alone. The sea urchin has five' teeth in five jaws—one in each jaw—all the five im mediately surrounding tho stomach. The jaws have a -peculiar centralised motion, all -taming inward and down ward, so that they also act as feeders. Beautiful meteorological of clood* and the aspect of been taken by reflecting the black glue placed in front of lor Beat ! For Rent ! A BOARDING HOUSE, CLOSE IN, LARGE tf NEW, —ALSO— - A DWELLING, NEW AND NICE, WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE, -ALSO- SOME SMALLER HOMES SA.M ROUTE. Local and Through Schedule iu Effect BARGAINS IN RESIDENCE B BUSINESS PROPERTY. M. CALLAWAY, Real Estate Agent ESTABLISHED 1867. JAMES FRICKER & ■ A.MEK1CTJS, GA. INCORPORATED 1890. > FIA1TOS AND ORGANS. TfoTiT Mixed. Dally Ex. Sunday. 2 22 2 48 AS 07 03 87 Pauengr Sunday Only 6 2ft G 22 6 30 G 41 048 G 60 0 68 7 10 pt 8 28 F 8 33 8 4G F 8 62 8 60 9 08 9 13 F 9 2ft 9 42 i lflpm 2 06 2 17 2 33 2 R3 3 97 3 19 p ra 9 63 11 32 11 4ft 11 57 « 02 1 16 1 20 1 87 1 40 1 61 F 2 00 pm 7 10 No.0e 7 00 pn 7 12 F 7 22 7 29 F 7 3ft 8 63 8 68 9 09 9 23 9 34 948 10 01 10 07 10 18 10 82 10 47 11 00 1 17 »m C 10 7 60 NO. 2. Mall. Dally. 0 13 F G 32 545 r 0 60 7 00 F 7 19 WESTERN DIVISION. STATIONS. Lr... Omaha Arr Union ... . Lnu%*i« Lou vale Junctiou .. Irvin Lumpkin . ... .Randall . B land Ponder Preston Wise Jennings .. Markett....” Plains •• Salter Now Point Llttlelohn Ar.... Americas. ..Lv. No. 1. Mall. Daily. 11 59 a 11 18 10 Oft 8 17 F 7 68 7 45 F 7 34 7 24 F 7 10 6 64 F 0 48 F 6 41 0 3ft F 0 28 F 0 20F 0 lft p m a 30am n is 10 3ft 8 87 8 3ft 8 25 am Not: 10 04 944 0929 A8&0 8 4ft 8 2ft 7 3J 7 2ft 7 22 7 97 am EASTERN OIVISION. STATIONS. ..Lv Atnerinua..' Ar (latewood /..Huntington ...Coney... . Qordele... ..Albany. Pitts..... BoehaUa... Goodman.. ..Horton.. ...Milan... ..Oswald.. . .’.Brans wlok...,.' ...Jacksonville.. ..Ar..... .Lv Lv ....Lv Helena Ar. lelsna. Krfck.. Verbena..... Glanwood .... Mount Vernon.. Peterson. ... .Hlggston. ..Viaula.. Appleton.. ..Ar Lyons... Pass'ng*r Mall* Ex 7 32 F 728 17 22 10 62 10 30 10 IG 560 ft 40 527 6 17 0 02 3 65 am 11 00 pm 8 00 pm 3M 3 22 3 08 3 00 24ft 240 2 21 2 10 2 04 am 1 Aft a 7 40 pm Dally. 6 10 pro 10 pi OOF ft 49 6 42 F 5 37 5 33 ft 22 ft 10 F 6 08 4 47 7 04pm 0 14 6 02 6 46 5 20 ft 12 ft oo pro 4 34 2 21 pm 2 07 1 67 W. N. MARSHALL, Gen’l Supt E. S. GOODMAN, Oen'l Pan. Agt. Richmond & Danville Railroad Co. 0®ERATIN6 THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA. SOUTHWESTERN DIVI8ION. Correot Schedule, Ho. 27, InEffeot July 20, 1801 SAVANNAH 6i WESTERN DIVISION Botudnla Mo. 22, taking effect July 2Mh, 1821. No. 5, Dally. 7 40pm Between Savannah and Birmingham No. e, vlnAmdrlcus, Daily. Leave*. Savannah Arrive 740pra ..Lyone.. ...America.,,.. .Buena Villa,.. 1 Warn 8 40am A2S p m Watch Repairing and Engraving a specialty. Tuned and Repaired. Pianos J. H. STARBUCK, 'Manager Jewelry Department C. A. FRICKER, President L. D. LOCKHART, Manager Muelo Department. B. F. HARni8,'Frerident and Manager. C. lM'AYNG, Sec. andTieea. AMERICUS SUPPLY CO. MACHINERY AND MILL SUPPLIES. Stoves,. Hardware, Eto. Repair Work a Specialty, Telephone No. IS. ARTESIAN BLOCK, AMERICUS, GA. On May i, at the side track at Ftirlow Lawn, the 0CMU1GEE BRICK COMPANY AND THE RIVERS LUMBER COMPANY WILL OPKN A SALES YAltD FOR BRICK, LUMBER AND SHINGLES A man will bo in charge of the yard to deliver goods to customer*. A full itoclc of everything will be kept. Your orders solicited, 4-30 C. C. HAWKINS. ri.O.LOVINU. HAWKINS * LOVING, DIAlllC* - -^Furniture, Bab; Carriages, METALICJCASKS, CASKETS AND COFFINS. 405 Cotton Avenue. Might cal la for eoateaat night attended to hy O.O. Loving, at nridthea weet side Brown tract. Burial robe, alwaya on hand. , mny 2t-ly. ■-= DUNLAP HATS. THE LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES. ARTHUR RYLANDER, Corner Lamar and Jackson St ' No. 8 I Dally, j FaaaenKoi No. 0 EAST BOUND. No. 6 Fjftfoi No. 7 Dally PaMcngcr “slSfara" 318" 080 " 10110 *• 520pm 6 2upin 615 •• 1020. “ 0 06am 019 »* Lv. Ameriena Ar Ar. Fort Vallay Lv. " Macon “ “ Atlanta “ “ AHgnsta “ “ Savannah “ .JSSS 1020 « 710 « 010pm 10 66 p m 0 12 « 8 00 « 8 45 •• 7 00am 04b 44 No. 7 p Dally 956 p m 7 1026 4 42 a ra 7 83 am saw: Feet Hall 410 « 720 M WEST BOUND. Lv, Amerlcna Ar. Ar, Smith villa " " Eufnnla “ •• Montgomery Lv. No, • Diuly Font Mall IU pm 180 « 1106 *m 740* m No. 8 Dally Paaaenger 837a m 1230 44 10 25 p ra 780pm TSTpra^ 1085 *» 1116 pm 6 20am 7 28 am 880* m SSitr Tgpp" 264 " 640 •* TO FLORIDA. L "‘ Smlthem, Ar Albany Lv. '• Thomaavllla Lv “ . W ayeroae « “ Brunswick '* »« JaoksoQTllte ** 216 pm ISOp m 1220 p m 8 80*m No. 8 Dally #17 am 806 44 216 44 060 p ra 788 K 080 Solid Train, with Sleeping Care Batmen Seventah and Birmingham. For further Information relative to tlekete, eehedulee, beet route, etc. ate., apply u> A. T. MAXWELL, Agent, Amerlcna, On. W.H.OREEM. Oen'l Mantger. V.B.McBSS, Oen'l SupU SOL. BAAS, Trafllc Mgr.- JAS. L- TAYLOR. Oen. Para Agt. K. T. CHARLTON. Pam. Agt. PASSENGER SCHEDULE -era ■ rite a g rite.Eteff ■ ■ am SUWANEE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA, TakingEffMlJun. 14,1H1. S'andardTIme.SIthll.rldlan. Qumo eottra.' QOlMU SOUTH. 2 46 p m (140pm 7 00 p m (Mpm 11 m p 12 69 a SCO am TSS~i 7 lua 0 45 a II 00 a l»p 3 2.1 p m 4 61 pro 7 M p m ll itt pm 10 ui p m Lv....“ TtTaTp i iv| e 20 p i . I.v| 7 03 a m . I.vl. «rsn 700 l 0 85 l 4 07 i . Atlai la ..Macon ..Maeon Ar < 10 p m . Cordate. Aril 77 pm .Tlflon Ar IMpm 2 45 at ' A. 1101 pm 12 56 a i Lv| 0 55am lo 5o pi I.vl 7 80 e m oou pi Connection' north bound andaoalh bound !a made In Macon wltbtralnaofCentral, Macon and Northern and E. T. V. * CJ. railroad,. A. C, KNAPP. Traffic Manager. L.J. RABBIS, Ticket Agent, Union Depot. HENRY BURNS,T.P. A.Macon, Ge. I Agent, tf Wert B JAMES MENZIES, Sonlheotero t I Bay St., Jaekaonvllle, Fla. SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS, FOPNDBY AMP MACHINE SHOP. J. 8. SCHOFIELD’S SONS A CO., Prop’ra, | Maanfactiirera of Steam Engines, Boiluis, Cotton I'reosee and General Machinery, Cotton Gina, Cane Mill* and Saw Mills. Dealenjut Mill sad IfaMhinMta’ Supplies. Special Attention to Repair GEORGUi MACON IHHHCBH