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THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ), 1891. BAD BLOOD!: Pimploi on lire iV*. j : 1 Brodring Cut) J Enin Troubles; J ^WnBoreii Hot BUn i • Lolls i Blotcbea | • Cold 8oroe| Bud Breath | : Bore Mouth or Lips i I nuIT.p from any of l I DOCTOR ACKER’S I ENGLISH !BLOOD ELIXIR! ; w h y ? "“SBar 1 1 5 n iC’TT O^Mm^nryl If m, dirt you • •PJ** *ourj«clf ttio n Mention at the tlmofS ’ lh V yo H r«i»iro« blood w • jn«xlifi|i«, toCJtHOro freedom from tho afb*r ef-l .ftvU. I>r. Arkrr’a KmrIUli Illood Elixir la the S • only known mwllelno mat will thoroughly oradi- s . onto tho poison from tho lyittm. cm It ' Symirdruwrlrt, or wrlto to W. It. * JOO., 40 Wert Itroutlway, ft n l>ri<lp "i!< hoi :ih«* iv itihtl •flitif* for 1 a ln-tmhir :iynbri<l#. n tra* r N' nlontlv fake ■ hnil^wi will show p ul RE mins l’hylh-lanS tnJortt t. I*. P. U • .,.Uu-l,.| "comMn'.tion, in Ui. ..... ..f Syphilis, 8jr«*imi( Some, (llahiiular Clinmk iJIr.n ths 64rtHngs** l, H(t«ir*tlim^* 1 *Malsri*. “d hare ml,tod all tmlmenL CsUrrh. R ri 5C CURES . onos Poison Skin PtasMce, lu-SMiR, cliroule 'FemsliToHipWiiU, Her- cuHal BoUen, TrtUr, 8ea]<l Hesd, sto., etc. ^ Ladle* •jr»Umt are poisoned an blood U hi 1 • 1 0 1 Sr CURES .MALARIA SSitto's J V. V. h.rifcUj Aih, ri'k# Ro.,t Hffincrir! true?:* it! l> *t nro nn^t wonted lor this pm|HA-c. An I'V. nin^ st.,,11 S"rVlTilVl-ri)ll,.<if [111 dozens nl couples n r ' llla 1,11,1 apiMBintly investigating the myriad triudts itml colurwl signal lights am pussing trains helmv A manly arm "•u III- withdrawn from a slender waist *<> !, a stealthily slipiiec) bacli a^ain within the moment. Tin* skirmish of hearts is going on there while yon a asleep nr at the the.: ter. Uistheenga; ment ground nf the [k»>r anil lowly who live in tenements ami have no front irate ami no doorstops. Tor them the bridge nil these warm nights is a dish of cream with two spoon* in It.—New Vork Herald All on Account of n Dor. A devoted husband who was lately asked after the health of u dog by a friend who had presented it to his wife exclaimed: "Do dog! De dog! y on question me about dat dog! De dog is Veil ennoft Mein vile, she vnnt to go to Saratoga, unt she take the dog mit her. unt ven she take him min de cur de con ductor he object! Lint vot my vifo do? She ride in de baggage car all de way from Now York to Saratoga mit dat dog! Unt ven vo go to do hotel do proprio- tairo he say, *Vo take no dog* here!" but he make me pay for my room vot i* en gaged! Unt we go to some other hotel. De same vorda. 'Ve take no dogs here!' Unt iny vife, who like always do best, she go into a cheap boarding house and make herself so uncomfortable for dat dog! You tink somebody shoot him by mistake? I vill gif one Imntert tollars to sonieboty if lie slim it. dat dog by mis take! Dat dog! You question mo about dat dog!—New York Times. UPPMAN BKUS., Proprietors, DreggliU, Llppmsn'a Block, 8AVASNAH,GA. For salo liy tbo DAVBNl’QUT DKUO COMPANY, Amoricus, Ga.' * S f not for mole In your cnlor to Npitd for rntulnmi««, ipcupu the ajfcncy, nml art them fop yon. WTTAKE N«iI*I/l»HTlTlITK.-tfJ WHY IS, THE W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE OENfPlklEN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY? It l«n wamlmw shoo, with no tacks or wax thread to hurt tho feet; tmutc o( the best Uuo fcalf, ■tnrlMh • mi easy, and Ix chum tec make mart ihocs tirade than any other manufacturer. It equali. «»—• fmiwoiI shoos coat In k from to 4’iJlO. . c e (10 Genuine IIuiul-ncu oil, tho finest calf 99a shoo oYcr ofrered for $».«); equals French Imported ehm** which cost'from ikm to $13A>. (Cyl 00 Ilund-rtewed Writ Hhnr, flno cnlf, $*#■ stjrllsn, comfortablemtd durable. Theliest shoo over offered at this prlco; sainejtriide as cus- tom-marto shoes costlntfTromfH.no to frr.nn. CBQ 30 roller Nbon Farmer*. liallroad Men 99a and IsetU-r Carriers nil wear them; flneeiilf, seamless, smooth inaklo. heavy three solts, eaten- Rlonodgo. One pair will wear a year. m a AO flno calf; no better shoo ever offered at 9dCa this price; one trial will convince those who want 4 shoo for comfort and service. $2.*LTJrr ?^ U nS M'jr Dkw'oF'^olfir'ilDW ^'XTi- HOYS wombjrtliebojrseTerrwhsrei UwyKil lante&r* Imported shoes costlnafrom $4.uu to $4/)u. Ladles* 4.30. 8J.00 and 0I.T5 shoe for oro stamped on tho bottom orrach shoo. * ^V. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass THORNTON WHEATLEY Americus, • • Georgia How to Got Ink Out of Clothes. Nearly ovory houKokwjier has many garmentd slotted with ink. {|<*ro is a g«Kxl way t<» got tho ink out. Ink spots may horomoYod from linen with tartaric acid while wet. To remove ink from cotton, silk or woolen goods, saturate the spot with spirits of tnrjx-nfcine and let it remain several hours; then ruh In'tween the hands. It will crumble away with out injuring the color or toxtnre of tho article.—Now York Journal. Velocity of Meteorites. Tiio singular fact has been demon strated that., while tin* most rapid veloc ity of cannon halls hcarcely over attain a speed of GOO metVrsH second— about 1,300 iniles per hour—meteorite*aro known to permeate the air with .i velocity of 40,- 000 or oven 00,000 meter* |>er second. This btithiiikahle sjwed instantly raises tho temperature of tlu? air to 4,000 or 0,000 degrees centigrade.—St. Louis Re public. Belgian railway officials, after threo years of investigation, report that under ordinary circumstances the average rail way train in passing over one mile of track wears from it two and one-fifth pounds. This natural destruction of track amounts for tho whole world to about l ,330,000 pounds doily. Advice to Wombh If you would protect yourself from Painful, Profuse,'Scanty. Suppressed or Irregular Men struation you must use BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR Gome and Take Oa htekrviu.b, April This will certify th.tt two members of my Immediate family, lifter having Buffered for year* from Dl emu rim) irreznlftrftjr, being tronU'd without benefit by phyBiclans, were at length completely cured by ono bottl~ of Brad Acid 9 * Female lleculator. It effect la truly wonderful. J. W. SnOXQB. Book tn WOMAN " mailed FRJCE, which eon tain* valuable luformatlon on all female dtaeaaea. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. f ATLANTA, QA. nTOB SALE BY JLLL EBUQQim A Household Remedy ran all BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES B.B.B. Botanic Blood Balm I? Cllroe SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT It A.ures HHEIIM ECZEMA. «,ry form ol malignant SKIN ERUPTION, bi- •Idi, bel.g efficacious In toning up tb. system anA restoring the censtltutlon, when ImpsIreA from ant cause. Its l almost supernatural healing properties I justify us In guaranteeing . curs. It I directions are followed. 1 SENT FREE ..nJlfWS*, l BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga. For Blood and Skin Dis 1 eases; Kidney A Bladder Troubles; Indigestion. Pop two years I suffered greatly with Blood Pol- ann and a general breaking down of health. I tried every remedy that I could hear of without any benefit, until I began to tako your remedy. I was then toon restored to my usual good heafthjtnd am under lasting obligations to^Wooldridge's won- jssn {SF “ w “ t£o T£ l £iwm-‘ nr Columbus, Ga.. March 14, IfflS. Dexu 8m: Raving given your Wooldridge derful Curo a thorough trial, I can cheerfw .««- ommend It to ail suffering with Iiveptronbka. ; It baa done me more good than a barrel of so-called remedies, and 1 feet like anew man. K pronounoo It tho truo and only elixir of life. . T _ nrSSSWjSZXL'k ^ w - DENTLY - Manufactured by WeoldriAge Womdcrfkl Oar* Ca^ COLITMBITH, G A. FOR SALE BY ALL BBUGGI0TB. Won- ealtfi is Wealth! dS k. c. WttT*a Nwtx aw BkADi r*EAT- MENT, a gnaranteod sped lie for Hysteria, neas, OonvuIshHis, Pita, Nervous Neuralgia* llcaJacln\ Nervous Prostration caused bv the !itoofk»«bolor tobwjooffi WaksfjUneao,Rental Ikqinmalnn, 9o«s|HSot the Brain,resulting In nsanltyr sml leading to misery, decay »nd death, I'remature Old Ago, Iljrronness, Loss .of Bower In either se*. InvoInnury Lossai snd Biwnmt- torrhma. caused by orer-exottlon of the bram, self-abuse or twrdnihilgence. Kach box con- Ulus ono month’s treatnient. *1.00 per hox»or Six boxes for 15.00, sent by mail, prepaid, on re ceipt of price* * - VTK GCAHANTKK SIX BOXES enro any case. With each order rewdvsd by ... foraix bt>xiw, »ccowp*nled with |64», we will send the purchaser our written KU»nu»tcoto refund the ii *ke uaiiment uoes nut ef* feet a cure. ‘< u * r ^5 c ?TiTni^ r! r^l^A irts THMDAVKM'ORT imuoto^deAgte.^ a THF RF3T KNOWN REMEDY CnrOs^GonorlKe^ and G G I Gleet In ItoflOaya, withotitPaln. lYovcnts Stricture. Contalns^no acrid or poisonous idbsttnees, *ud fa Ruarantcotl s»»«>l«rtely harml'J^ g^ss&zsssas* Headache may be due to defective ac tion of tho liver, constipation, inactive condition of the skin, i>oor blood, excess ive mental exertion, exhaustion from fa tigue, tho condition of thv stomach, eye strain or rhomnatiRin *»f tin- scalp. Some headaches are purely n* • »de A JVKLL-KNOWN KDUCATOK Kobt Worth, Tkxas, April 10, 1880 Mr, A- K. Hawkes—My Dear Sir: On account of injury to my oyes whilo a student, I have had to use glasses for many years, and whilo I cannot explain the excellence or dofccts of any raako, yours suit my eyes best. suu-wed-wlm Ai.rx IIooo. sSupt City Schools. Tho devil’s arrows are all dipped in the poison of doubt. Investigate thoir merits. Do Witt’s Little Karly Risers don’t gripe, causo nausea or pain, which accounts for thoir popularity. Tbo Davenport Drug Com pany says they would not run a drug store without tlieso little pills. IIow easy it is to feel big in tho pros- onco of a dwarf. II. B. Randolph) Brunswick, Ga., writes: “I was undor the care of nine different doctors, but not one did me the good that Botanic Blood Balm has dono Jne.” aug!8-d-ood-w4t. No man can overcome himself with out help from Christ. Perfect action and perfect health re sult from the use of DeWltt’s Little Early risers, a perfect little pill. For sale by the Davenport Drug Company. The man who is not giving to God is stealing from himself. You never tried DoYVitt’s Little Ear ly Kisors for constipation, bilHousness, sick headache, or vou would not have thesese diseases. For sale by the Da venport Drug Company. A preacher with a big head is a man tbo devil loves to look at. Have you a Pittsburg, Rochester, Duplex or a Student Lamp ? Do they work satisfac torily? Do your lamp-chimneys break ? You get the wrong sort! The right ones are the Pearl Glass,” made by Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pittsburg, makers of tire cerebrated "Pearl top" lamp-chimney, which have given universal satisfaction. B.SJkOB (HucccHsors to W. L. Manlre.) SCHOOL BOOKS Blank Books, FINE STATIONERY ANI> > /t SHEET MUSIC, Diiily Pnporfi, Magazines, Fashion Flatos, etc., etc.,' Boso Ball Goods, Art Matorinls, PICTURES! PICTURES! Picture Frames Made to Order. Any kind, si/e or price, and to our pictnro frame department wo have just added ten thousand foot Moulding of tho very latest design, and an oxporionccd workman, and wo will bo pleased to liavo yon coll and look throngh onr stock nt any time. 105 FORSYTH STREET. White and Colored Puff Shirts. - Gentlemen’s Madras Summer Shirts. Gentlemen’s Summer Underwear. Stylish Summer Neck-wear. Light Summer Coats and Vests. Gentlemen’s Fancy Dress Pants. Boys’ Blouse Suits. Boys’ Knee Pants. The remnants of these lines on hand will be sacrificed in order to CLEAN OUT’ the above lots, that we may have room for the fresh new good? that Mr. John R. Shaw, the proprietor,is nowin the Eastern markets buying. i'llUJI HTU Men’s, Boys’ and,Children’s Straw Hats at your own price. CHAMPION CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS HOUSE, * - y * " n W A i r- %, i 117 Forsyth Street, .I. Americus, Ga. PASSENGER SCHEDULE SUWANEE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA, Tnkltig Cffcl Ann. 14,1N01. S'MidiredTim., Olth MarlAlmn. TiltlNO hOIITP. ' 4 II) p H U5 p tn K At p I 00 a tn 2AK pni 8 :w p n» ■■>11(1 UU |> iplAr,. Mncnii ConTeie Tin on VftbirtHfit ■ Isftke City..... . .JjickHonvUlB., 0 10 p t m no u i 7 00 a t H 3f» at II i,I p Pi 12 Wi a in l> 15 a to 10_5» p nt .lsV| 7 I'to a tn | R >0 p i r W> u him :«> p i Trains arrive »ml depart from union depots In Maeriti and Pnlatka nml F. C. 4 P. (pot In Jnokaoavilla. . » - j & s 2.^3 ' ’ ‘ : ! ■>■**'• Connection nertU bound sjul pon> \\ l?onpt1 is mtula in Vaeon with trains of Central, Macon and Northern and E. T* V, Ad, railroads* LW. HARBIB,Ticket Agent, Union liepot a: Macon. 04.' JAME8 MENZIEH, Ronthem l West Hay Ht., Jacksonvlllo, Fla. w. h, r; schroeder, ?.etifwhXBH ;ftevoJH] ' p ; • ~ Mannfactnwr of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wjre, Galianlzed Iron Cornice, •i • i * !• -n >i A j ,T',' ( .i Tin and Iron Roofing, Hot Air Heatin' Etc. * - \ \ "g hl-lof J Iron SmokeSteeki. Exkiuit fiiplnf lof Saw Mill* • Specialty. Corner Jackson and Jefferson streets, AKERICUS, GA. rmsrly on Artesian Corner, hat removed to ■iorejateljr occupied bf W, H, Hcarborougb Formerly c UNDftR OPEkA L Wh.reli»wllHj««MUjtow»li Tho Finest Stock of Whiskies,' JTTr* II'- . ' '.’Gtoeo^es iu the city;. Sole Agent for Schuylkill Whiskey, • fwl |f:Ivj WMk1^«fe.re<Ia(tNelo«rprte.ort>sa r . j. d. 'BROlnitTS PRIKHTE STOCK, Ten yesr, old, «t M.uo |i.P»WldiK I.itXi ii'.( In.' • Solo Agent for FINE OLD ORESCENT 0U|B WHISKEY ' J. ‘ • < aiAwtr - » ONDKB Ol'RIIA HOUMK. S. H. HAWKINS Prei't. H.C- BAGLEY. VIcePlM 1 ' W. E. MURPnEY. Cashier. nnoANizBu wo. -»8The Bank of Americus.g^- Designated Pepository State of Georgia. Btockhold*** Individually liable. -1 DIRECTORS H. C. Hagley. Pros. Americus Investment Co. P. C. Clegg, l»res. Ocmulgee Briclr Co. Jas. Dodson, of .fa*. Dodson & Son, Attorneys, fl. W. Glover, Pros't Americas Grocery Co^ H. H. Hawkins, Pres’t 8. A. & M. Railroad. 8. Motitgntncrv, Pres’t Peoples NatinnalBank. J. W. Sheffield, of Sheffield <& Co., Hardware. T, Wheatley, wholesale dry good*. W. K. Murphey, Cashier. Capital Stock Paid upCepital THE BANK OF SUMTER T. tf. HAWKES, O. A. COLEMAN, President. Vico-rroKldent. W. C. FUHLOW, Coibler. DIKEOTOns- O. A. Coloman, 0. 0. Hawkins, B. H. Josioy, T. N. Hawkes, W. C. Furlow, W. H. 0. WhowJuv, R. 8. Oliver, n. M. Hrown, W. M. Itawkea, Dr. E. T. Mathis, Artlmr itylandcr. Liberal to its cnstomois, accommoda ting to tho publlo and prndent In It. management, this bank solicits deposits And outer business in Its Une. t MONTGOMERY, Pr.it. J. C. RONEY, Vies Prwt. /NO. WINDSOR. Cr. LESTER WINDSOR Ant. C*r. E. A. HAWKINS, Attorn,r WO. 3880. Peoples'. National Bant Of Americas. Capital. 000,000. . Burplns, tWIjOOO ORGANIZED 1883. IWWU E. J. HcWiPlI. MoWfATH BROTHERS. nlti falln ! ; i —DiALBif^M-u^ " ■ * R. K. MoMATB MOHS, BOOTS. SHOES, ETC.. ETO., WHISKEY,; & CI6ARS. SPECIALTIES. 207 FORSYTH STREET, AMERIC.UA OkOR^fA. ' ' We sotielt k share or the pstronsfe of tbs trading public, guarantee!ng aatlafactlon low prliwa, and gooil goods. We danger goods anywhere In tb. etty. Call and MO na. 1 U ft ^11/lpMATH BROTHERS. R. F. NEHRING, 10% PKOPK1KTUK. C lactsoi Street. (Mr AHen flute •8 LIGHT BREAD A^PEV'T^IiTY • Wn 6r Gate of aU M Froaptl; {ltd! Bwiui'fahWgoa fta osi bfj. Country MorchantH sU|i|ilteii *11 li Uron.i hi whoiesalS prices. a *we bu. tut 1 will Mil yon tb. bMt huger In Ooorsla, uric, and quality Considered, ttopsltlns sll kinds solicited and exseuied pmmptlv and neatly. All work warranted T. Cotton Avenue.. N Q t.W •StORfENE. ' Opposite Prince’s f tables. SB5BB (ic& Americus, < W.C. Haolbt, Free. P. C. Ur.goo, Vice Pres 1 T. F. uavcwuon, Bee. Alt. AmericDS Investment Co. Investment Securities. JPaid up Capital, S1,000,000. (Surplus, <260,000. DIRKOTORS! |»’?5SSSKSI^ ; i?fiSSS|^SSrf>Sffi5! wmmieSTSSridsd Piieu; .' ero'SwS: • Bank of Soatbwestern Georgia. * *■ 'ffiSret. J.W.WnCATUtY. W.B.O.DDOUT, • DIRECTOR,! J. W. Wheatley, E. J. Eldrldge, C. A. Huntington, H. R. Johnson, R. J. Perry, J. 0. Nicholson, W.H.C. Dudley, M. Speer. J. Perry, . W. Smith, E. Burr, Jr., Pree. H. M. Kxapp, V. P. O. A. Count am, See, * Treas, Georgia Loan & Trust Go. Negotiates Loans on improved Farm and City Property. B r tioi.us, Attorney, J E Bivins. Land Examiner. *. 0. MURRAY. PRESIDENT. At tun CAAHIO. Planters’ Bank of Ellavillei KllavUle, Georgia. PAID CP CAPITAL, . . **1,069 Colloction* * Specialty, Liberal to tta caittomert. accommo«lattng to the pnbllo and prudent fn It* managuent, this banksolicits dejx>*its and other bnulness in It* jan94Aw«