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• ffi ® •• THE AMEftlOUS DAILY TJLMES-RECOL DER: SUNDAY* DECEMBER 27. 1891. “ WOBTB 4 GUINEA A BOX.' The Man with a Long Face. BEECHAM’S PELS-S' Ilea* or • Torpid tlwc will ofteatlaes rtlkre sick la twenty mlaitea. Of nil druggists. Price 3S cents a box. New York Depot, 36$ Canal St. 39. MANHOOD! KXI’KKT IN MANY UNIS REPORTED HUSTLES* H*.~D IN innumerable ROLES ffm% II. to H'orli to Prmlttco « 8|m«inI Article on » Loading Kulijert. Great Tact Nec«»»i*ry in Interviewing »lu«t Have • Good Memory. How Lost! How Regained! PHYSICAL YOUTH.E ¥ __ 3ArSni«J|| ^^ol&Zk°'8&S&T E S?'c t Z£ The Sciflnce of Life, or Belf-Preecrvatlon, Is a » valuable than gold. Reed ft now, VOUSn every WEAK end neuvuus men, ana mrn 10 to STRONG — Medical Review. (Copyrighted.) WALL PAPER. To l^e *11 nut t-•*!»<. . tin tnl red orlliK*. n’».ir ‘lie mo * latest drsigo We Se’l A Retail at Factory As wo niv one of the Inr*. st •!*»•»!.. country. running three relnlls Price?. ■» in the h Uigo <|ti HI irood> enal' *il factory prices. Addr- F.H. CADY,Prfidtnee,R. BOILING WATER OR MILK EPPS’S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA LABELLED 1-2 La TINS ONLY. #JS ■air R balsam m sod, brsotifies the half fes s luxuriant fruwth. r Falla to Bestore Ora; ■ to Its Youthful Color. vSdaa«ar i, » EE Jgc*!on, Pslii,Take In tiirW.Meta ** **- Jk, CTUU A DR- Tam a3thwaia2it:i addww. we will wall triiTCUREOmi ti.s 'ey |*j> •jp1 vkit* T»r wot. a. w..iecHi*T«,ii.!.r &! .F!?£F aSSU 4 * f A3 kulKS CURFB *.* I'm**" INVISIBLE TJWI9H IS ! ®?ffi?^ VbU, r%u b |T‘l ‘ u ‘ . HIM us, eC:iilr«Ml\*m Y«rlu ttttisehold rtemedy ologdakosks^; CHSEASES < Of the many millions of people who rend the newspapers how few stop to consider the amount of work tlmt any article of importance represent**: The idea that news flow'* Into‘the etliintial rooms of a pa|>er an water flow?* down hill is not comet. Every scrap of news means labor—labor to (father th** find fact. lal»or In verify it and fitn! other facta necessary to make the story com plete. and labor to write, edit ami print the store An article on some tituely subject, ami not strictly new** also- menu** lalmr For instance, a re|n»rter 1- told «•• write a story on rapid transit tie <1*»e.* not sit at his desk and draw on his memory and imagination, no mallei how excellent both may lie He gt out am! iitiHle* He .-alls on the commissioner-. I'.sviiig the matter in char^p He obtains their vicar- He g.*es to the engineers and olitatn* -Xpert opinions on the tessibility ot the pn*|s*Mi] plans He goes to the rallosel iuen ami asks then views on the practicability of the project He i:.*** to lawyers aud takes advice on the legal obstacles to he overcome He visits Wall street to learn it capital is ready tie consults the traveling public ami business men as to their needs When b»* lias done all this aud read tip on wbal other cities have accomplished he writes bis story He weaves his tacts together systematically, building up his article as lawver builds up his case in court, so at a clear idea of the whole matter is *M»»eved to the pnbllc — Ills jury in gathering ln> information he re ceive.i lunch assistance The lawyer ad uses him oil the legal points without a .'ee un*!,w’tliont even a mention of his mime in the article unless it is necessary to buck up tin important opinion If the article in* :t iti 'dieul bearing the views of a s|s***uilisi or a leading physician are obtained without csja'txau. The phy tician may have a dozen patients with fat fees f»v*r.it:::;; him. tint he steps to put tlie newspaper nun right on the medical side of the question The hank president cheerfully gix*es ins time to throw light upon k financial problem WHKN IIK INTKKVIKWS The iir.jjorttr rushed with business pauses to discuss a subject from t he com mercial standpoint Exjierts on every branch of the subject are ready to give their views to the papers, tun the collet* Mon of all this data requires more hus tling than the general public gives the reporters credit for •(lathering the material also requires brain* The mental culiiicr of the re porter HftoWN in every interview Mto prefer talking ulmut wiiat interests them selves. The reporter must draw out CASTOR IA rtuWWV- xN'vs for Infants and Children. “t I tori* veB«J»p,;..ltochIW Vo. .wqIUbmbA lu» superior to soy pcussriptMa twnto.j." n. A. ixenum, M. D„ Uj S» Osford St, Brooklyn, X. t. -The me of-Clitoris • Is sotmlrensJ sud it. merit. »wU known thst It wui work Lste Psstor Bloomlnfdste Reformed Church. * Kill. Worm., WitEouUnj jrlou. i jedicstloa. i .lie tonstlpstlou, LjurEKes. EructsUon, tree deep, ud promrf . <7 * For wnral jMn I ban ncornmnuted mnr'Otatorta,' aoiabwamp* oootiou. to So MUittuomruteblx produced beneficUl Eowik F. Fuon, V. D, «Tlio Wlathrop,” lath atm* ud Tth A«, New York CUf. v botanic Blood Balm t H r„,M SCMfUU, ULCERS, tin '' r-!JL^!iES2 rheum, eczema, 0 f fjrm ji malignant SKIN ERUPTION, be- p a -dos tolas efficacious In tsnli “ - and r* up ti e ^ ng i fvsism and rsstorlng the csnstltutlo . •**-*n Impaired from anv cause, lb < almost supernatural healing property* q luslffy si Is guaranletlng • cure. It dlrsctionsars followed. e *m free -wsmtssi.. - <> 4 BLOOD BJHM CO.. MI.Ml. 6>. YOUR fSKZB, BLOOD, WJ LIVER, ,/ KIDNEYS, f, BLADDER ^ Are they diseased ? Is g question that affects your life. Through the etomach—heuco through (ha blond -cau baeursd all dlMaaae of ihMt organa. WWP <v,MW ' ld, w— VTiVTiUi wooldbiooI* VOnSSuVL OVU CO, COLUMBUS. OA. VQB KALE BY ALE. DBVGGim 0090909# GOOD NEWS a FOR THE MIUIOKS OF CONSUMERS OF a Tntt’s Pills, g #TINY LIVER FILL® .irtrlcliUofn t..llii«iy»i«llrtu,yrt • inmi.nn jr. A rr'kjntaff «a » * virtu... «rthe lururr fl . a Tjm-v »r. £»>nntMd purely Jkt. Ilotl* mlrn nrtbM. |>ill-U V.i.- .i.a i - .i.I. »b.ontBaot W « t» i r. rixT um niu u I. .huu’u 111 tlio banter of tbi. -ted." ” •SOOS999999 politicians talk religion when an inter view is requested To piu these men down to the point at issue requires more tact, ingenuity, per- Aeveratice and ability to read men’s char •icter* mid to draw out their thoughts than cun Iw told in a big Imh»U Some men decline to talk unless the rcporici Ltkcs short hand and will plcslge his wonl that the interview will i»e printed ver batiiii Many of these men tall; so slow t':.it a rejM»rter taking long timid would ik* tired waiting for the next word Others—mnl this is particularly tli»- cii.se with women—will only giv mice to long involved sentence ing subjects from an exalted stand|sunt if nor«*s an* taken in then presence Sncb an interview published verbatim would sound like a southern darky’s oration After the note lss»k is dosed these ]M*oplo unlreml and talk rationally If the rejsirter knows his business In throws away his notes .and writes ont the latter |Nirt of the conversation, omit ting many things that should never hawe l>een told him. in various ij.nejj Thon*|>ortersnppr»«se8 nearly as mud) is he publishes. He goes out to cover a murder. He play* detective and un ?arths many thing* that are news to the police. He reports to them aud keeps the public waiting a day or two that the sndn of justice be not defeated He is ubiquitous. He works on every clew If the victim in unidentified and the name "John Smith" is found on the Imdy lie runs down every John Smith in town until he finds which one is missing If there are rumors of un impending financial crash in Wall street the re porter visits the banks and bouses said to be Involved. He talks with their ofli- i+rs, lie sees the batik examiner, tie m terviews leading bankers aud from a mass of conflicting statements he gives the public a clear idea of the situation. Confidence is restored or a-panic precipi tated by his pen. All our big daily papers have report ers who are experts m different lines of work. Rach man knows how to get in formation quickly and accurately, as well us how to write uuder the direction of editors, who marshal them as a gen- •ral marshals his troops. They go out. gather every item of information that is obtainable, write their articles and hand in their copy Careful copy readers edit the matter aud write the head lines—an art in itself When in type the proof )* submitted td the editor and the paper is made up All this work requiring care, accuracy and thought is done with a rush The great American public reads its milky newspajsT in the morning with com placency, oblivious of the great amount of work that the closely printed page* represent.—New York ttccordei Tbs Cnrrm Company, 77 Musbay Strut, New Yowl REAL ESTATE* V Business Property, Residence Property, Vacant Property, Suburban Property, Small Farms, Large Farms. APPLY &4MAju&uA^ We are encouraged with our Wholesale busiuess from the past .which has bee u to some extent experimental for 1 *"‘ l year s expeneuce, Americas, and henceforth we may be claused as a Wholesale and Retill house, where the public will be served with the best and most reliable products at the very closest prices, from 6c. worth of salts up to any wholesale quantity. Buying now largely, we are enabled to sell closer. We otter a large stock of the following articles 11^ CHRISTMAS GOODS. Cut Glass Bottles, all sizes ; Plush goods, Leather goods Toilet Sets in wood, Smoker’s Sets, etc. In Patent and Proprietary Medicines King’s Discovery, 2 sizes, Simmons’ Liver Regulator, Cuticura Remedies, Tint’s Pills, Carter’s Little Liver Pills, Derma Lotion, 2 sizes, Stone’s Cod Liver Oil, Horsford’s Acid Phosphate, Barker’s Horse & Cattle P’d’rs Warner’s Safe Cure, S. S. Si. P. P. P. B. 13. 13. C. C. C. w. w. c. I>. 13. G. Scott’s Emulsion, Brown’s Iron Bitters, Bearsfoot and Sarsaparilla, Lemon Elixir, 2 sizes, Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, 2 s’zs King’s Royal Germateur. And many others. In Hutotoer Goods Fountain Syringes, holding from pint to one gallon. A :„ h ^;^ W MX&ikp.hul h lnd good family Syringe from 75c. to $2.50 Water Bottles, holding from a pint to one gallon. Nipples, Nursing Bottles and Fittings. ITC TP TJ JVL3E3 F* P5T. LazzellV Odors, i Limburg's Perfumes, Persian Bouquet Special, J Edeiua, Crab Apple Blossom, 1 Swiss Lilac, LaBellt* Col gne, fi h17i*s, ^Goy-i MB. A very large assortment of Pear’s, Pel’s and others. THSB Fever Thermometers, Uiinomoters, Lactometers, “Old Probabilities,” £31&iTZT3>. Garden, Field and Flower seed, Oniou sets. PAINTS. Oils, Varnishes, Colors in Oil, Paint Brushes. Toilet Articles. Combs, Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, P'ace Powde.s, POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, EYE-GLASSES. We bottle very largely colognes, castor oil, turpentine, Batgmar. 3 Drops, ,-aregoric, laudanum, spirits camphor, ex tract lemon, extract vanilla (from best beans) and many othei preparations. We solicit your patronage. Respectfully, 322 Lamar St. DAVENPORT DRUG COMPANY. May Marriage* In Hri'tlam! There in a deeply rooted Misjnrion in Scotland that May nmrmge* are un lucky, and hip lumtid to turn out tiadly In April. IH®l. there wer»* *J.bV> mrfr risges iu Gotland, lit May tln*r»* were out l.OUfi. while in Jane the number lumped t*» 4.MH IhfiMtmrg Urqwlrn Americus Iron Works, BUILDERS OF Engines, Boilers, Cotton Gins, Presses, Feeders and Condensers, Saw and Grist Mills, Shingle Machines, Pipe and Pipe Fittings, Boiler Feeders, Valves, Jets, Etc. Shaftings, Hangers, Boxes and Pulleys {©“Special attention given to repairing all kinds of Machinery. Telephone 79. a l *- 4,n BEAUTIFUL Cloth tops for Ladies and Misses ; Solid, serviceable School Shoes for romping boys and girls. Children's Shoes, all grades for the little ones. Come to see us whether buy or not. QUICK. MERREL CALLAWAY, 1271-^-1271-^127! A though our “city fsthcrx” have clianved our number from 431 to “127.” oai bu tut*** I* at th-* **0| i Kellahl*-” atand where we are better preparedjthan ever to aapply our custom ers. VVnen you NKKf) or WANT Arst-claaa goods don't be deceived but unK Tof "OLD OPM 8PICISO ’’ Y KLLO WWToNE/’. or **M AKYL4X J CLUB” pure wlilaKIca. We handle hII _ Cl. or w i\n i u llu n he I- Hd’* g brand* of flue Whiskies, Wines and Brandies. IMPORTED GOODS A SPECIALTY. On' stock of Wlnex has never been equaled In this market; here are some of our popu- _ l>-*nds: • Angelica.” “Muscatel,” “Tokay.” “PaVtgnon vest,” ••Maderla.” "cherry,” ••l'ot . ’“-cuppernong, 'and others. If you want the best and purest, buy th »egoodn. nUR FINE HMOK1NU TOBACCO *a»e‘‘talk of the town.” If you haven 7 t ulresdv trletl these goods get tome at or re and enjoy yourself. W* have a fine line of Hpes-Mecr- Hcfauiu am! Briar goo N. Ag-ntn for *‘»ouihem Pride” "LdkOortiSe I'lffln. Xlr. F.A. Catching-*, the "ever fslthrul,” Is still with ine.and Is a ways best pleased while serving our numerous friends and customers. Don’t forget the place. B. FT. JOSSEY, AMERICUS GA W. H. K. SCHROEDER. FIRM .1 T. MAHONEY. SCHROEDER & ?ffAHONEY, Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters. 519 JACKSON ST., AMERICUS, CA. 1 have asuociatetl Mr. J. T. Mahoney, late of Atlanta with me; ami we will be prepared to give tlie public the finest clans of work and at the loweet prices. W. H. R. SCHROEDER. 12-l-tr PRIVATE SANITARIUM t DISPENSARY FOR THK TRKATMKXT OF DISEASES OF WOMEN. ATLANTA, GA. Tlu- only Institution In the South where Indie, exclusive!* are treated and under charge of »m|M-teni graduated femali- physic an. Only a limited number of patients admitted, "li patient revel*c<« a pr v.iie room and enJov» all privileges and eomiortsof a quiet utenlloii gl ...... . . Ilnement and pregiiHn**y. Mrs. i>r. Monnlsh dlu 3tIantHi*-n> art*. Refers by permission io a mniiB-r of pr- iuluent end- l.ktniwn ladies • f Ail^nta slid other cities of the Houtli. All correspondence mid e«»u* Htlon «*iIcily confidonilul For partieulurs. address MUM. BOM A F. MONNIHH. ■teciO-W. (riiysiclan In Charge.) T. M. Alleu. E. Tuvlor T. E. Allen. ALLEN TAYLOR & CO. Huy - the best bargain for a quick purchaser iu the city. 0-room house. High anil dry. Best residence part of city. 1800 cash. Balance monthly installments. ALSO FINE FARM IiANDS. HARROLD BANK BUILDING, AMERICUS. CA. arIanT'SIanm. REPRESENTING THE SAFESTAND STRONGEST COMPANIES IN THE WOED. Inaurance placed on City and Country Property. Office on Jackaon Street, next door below Mayor’, Office. decavdlT. UPPM4N BOOS., Proprietary Omg.litl. Uppnu-, Beck. SAVANNAH. GA. For sale by tlie DAVENPORT DRUG COMPANY. Americus, Ga. Old Nick Whiskey t* the best and is noted for ita age and purity, having been made on the ,*me plantation over 123 WILLIFORD, MATTHEWS & CO. 414 Jackson St, Comer under New Hotel, next to Hill’s Furniture Stare. For sale by the DAVENPORT DRUG COMPANY Americus, Ga. DOMESTIC - COAL For Sale this Season. I shall be prepaired to furnish • high grade Lump Coal for Grate purposes, in any quantity this fall and winter. b. R. SIMS years without a rival as we constantly keep four year old RYE AND (CORN on hand—ship any quantity, so write for prioe-liat. Old Nick Whtskky Co., Yadkin Co.JF-W PANTHER CREEK, S. C- Caveat*, and Trade-Mark* obtained. »nd *111*»* •rot bind neat conducted for Moderate Fee*. Onr Office Is Onposite U. S. Patent Office. *nd we eun Fecnre {intent In lee" time than •emote from W.-i-hlturtoo. t*end rondel, drawing or photo., with deeerip ;Jgc We a<iv f*o, if patentable or not. fr«*e *<« chi"Y'» tiir fpp tint dne til! pati-nt I# eecored. .4 r ..relict. -How to Obtain Paienta." altn atm*** -fnctnal client* Id your State, county. *> r UAM b. »cnt free. Addrtvc. C. A.SNOW&CO. OpfMks Patent 0«ri. WaiMngten. 0. C.