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THE BARNESVII jLE GAZETTE. ill. * . " 1/ I \ ~ ‘ ‘ i * I ' • • i.-. -.. VOL. XVI. SEWER PIPE, SEWER PIPE. Vetrified Salt Glazed Stone Sewer. Drain and Culvert Pipe three tect to three inches. We wish to suv to Cities, Railroads, Dealers, Builders, Contractors, Plumbers and Everybody, that we will sell the Stone Vetritied Salt Glazed Sewer, Drain and Culvert Pipe. Cheaper than you ever bought in this country, cheaper than vou can buv the common cement pipe. We will not he undersold. DON’T BUY UNTIL YOU GET OUR PRICES. No foul sewer gas can escape through the Vetritied Stone Salt Glazed Sewer Pipe like it does through cement pipe, as cement pipe is porous ami will not stand acids. Don’t buy until you see us or write. Wo wiil make it pay vou to buv from us. We also keep a full assorted sizes of Curves,Elbows,Slants,Traps,&c., And Fittings of Every Description. Wo will make contracts to furnish pipe laved. We keep ‘•Hove Flues, Drop Buttons, Stove Thimbles and Chimney Tops. We are headquarters for Portland, Louisville and Rosedale Cements, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster. LIME! LIME! Plastering Hair, White Sand, Marble Dust, l ire Brick, Fire Clay, <fro., Ac. Everlasting Cypress Shingles Heart Pine Shingles And Laths COAL, * COAL. We are sole agents for the Jeiieo Mountain, and Poplar Creek (kails for Georgia, Florida" and the Caro lines, mined by the Ernst Tennesscee coal company, and will furnish dealers and consumers as low as can be bought. Anthracite, Grate, Stove and nut coal at bottom prices. Sciples & Sons, Atlanta, Ga. DRY GOODS, HILUNERY ’ISANDi; FANCY® GOODS! Now is the time fin-'- and the TRADE PALACE, (ill Whitehall Street, is the place to buy Dress floods, Bilks. Batins, Velvets, Plushes, Fringes, (limps, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Corsets. Hoop Skirls. Bus tles. Ladies Merino Vests. Jersey Jackets, Shoulder ( apes in Chenille and Plush, Embroideries, Laces, 1 idies Appliijnet Figures, Kefisingron Embroidery, Silk Chenille and Arrastihc. We guarantee prices oh the above goods lo toBo per cent, less than any house in the city. In prices and stylos /we always lead and never follow. In Millinery we know no competition. We guarantee our prices .idpcr cent less than any house in the State for the same goods. Our sale of Ostrich Tips and Plumes at bo cents on the dollar, has been "more than a success. We still eontimu- his salt*, Gloves fitted to the hand a specialty. Come to the TRADE PALACE, T.. E. &H. P- ATCHINSON, Atlanta, G.u. E. J. Murphey k Cos., WILL PA Y Macon Prices For Cotton, IN DEBTS. GGYNE’S CREAK BLOOD REMEDY ...... •. ■ .oa-i: ■ Syphillis Cure jjjjifaTljhk' for liht‘ ;et*ro of all Wood „ 0 ,'viiiici/ >,.< ■<-jitjvi T<it ,iiu uii<l Apytstizcr. • i ‘f ffis a;.tl jt tlie s*t< l'T h/L nit<*re •ve G-forc j xfif* pu!>Ji'\ all; iff !•"• i •;• ••- *i? ‘ I it is ni’.'. ... • jpiyiUr.i'A • .VI V. U '3T. I•< . i ' • ' " !•*<vc.;i.,TMd •' ! r ] r :V' ...*■■ . . .I* ILL, V7. i b ] * ? • J the-Vned Wm- V r Av'T ; • five.* yiViTJ*. STlin ?jt Lf f If ‘tf- ?lt r many caw*-. ■■ -*'l son;' of iiv -i... y: im r- ? J > wrt-om-ni SfWTtu : . j{ ; :: Jfcanwtfjr siiinofct RMifeuintun- core;-. tvfongkt { '.by;libs modifyiy. - ■ ; (/rdvjfcity Houston v?* < II Pn-ifrßV*l f/ts ' ’ ' MILLER & GILBERT, y : . TYjEEgistE, /terry. - a Bdiefil, i :<>r s ... 1 pightg* WM. S. ATTORNEY AT LAW. BAENESYTLLE, - GEOjiGIA. Will prncfjei'in tbe coimtii-y of the Flint Cir onit mm-in :!it fiyiirtinc Oouti of the Slate. £ *pt - ■■ — DR. WM. A. WRIGHT, ' ’ G T THE- People's Drug Store, RO. 5 FROM CORNER MARKET AND MAIN STREETS, BARNESVILLE, GA. [s out agaid with n fre-h supply of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil i and Varnishes, Garden Seeds, Fine Perfumery, Laundry, Fine Toilet j and shaving Soaps, Harps, Lamps of all Grades and Lamp Goods. — , Snuff's in boxes and jars. Cigars, Pipes, Spectacles, Razors, Combs, . Brushes, School Books, Paper, Envelopes, Pens, ' Ink, Slates, Window ■ Glass, Putty, Flavoring Extracts, Fishing Tackle, Tobacco, Pocket Cut- Krv. These witUotlier articles too numerous to mention, all of which . will be sold on reasonable terms. PRESCRIPTIONS FREE. P rivate diseases strictly confidential. sepU-tf ,-*-** . "mrwrmmrtm J W7S. MIDDLEBROOKS & GO., ARE STILL TO THE^FRONT. i Withe the T. B. Lyon stock of Groceries and Hardware, which they bought at ii great sacrifice and are selling the same wav. THE RUSH STILL GOES ON, ' and the goods are being sold cheap. In fhp stock they have many goods that they will sell regardless <;f eosf, M..fori‘ moving to their new ! quarters that are rapidly, going up. Don’t fail to sec them -before you ! buy goods ift tlieir limb. novliJ-lf W ENTERPRISE MANDFMTURK6 SQ^^f &&seaz> z^Tyzsm/Ms /if•‘/'Jx*'" .-*;• ''-... >O/k •/- S f ‘ s:i? j;i:J f / *#■ K=3 , rij, -4 S f 'j i?, ; .ov*e;(M’-J£.p to c-!ct!'or<jßio ?*j : kick C. • ; j ,.-■■■' (. .v• , % ::: fn I:V i ■■> '■- **! k .// ? =?!'?£ i: r: ff - i.a p ’■■. ■ T' A % M -3 ■ a.•...- <SfeS : £ " i;’E?s ? <• f. : /*/&■> ft-MOM rjf g Vfv v ' '" ' ifc. lOi;:- ' bo’bb K 1 poo? Ssnd £sr pitaiogue. s^3SHB3fiSK*l sjiK v ' SoJil Ey as* bus™ raw wm, *%i?S CAM S0* 5 - E ? lsoro Wea!ers ‘ -rested asa E/idcrsei: by 100 AsrrtcnltarnJ .Jou.Tl.nlH. ftro end FStnWe *hjj i ■•After trrtSiig. cich eaiwr fannwHntely 1 “Thew .Chonpm excel anything of toe crr>: c! . Eiucrprow Meat Chopper for lie | kind made in either Hemisphere, finally use.” ' We nrefer you Day l*om yottr Dealer. If he in out of them, send money 1 to us. We wITI strip by next fhst train, ■■■!■ inn ■nan >wiMiiwinri~ff~n~iri 11 m ■ mirrtTfTTßlTi BARNESVILLE, GA.; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1884. POISON OAK. Seems to yield every time to treatment with Swill’s S]H*eine. Si*A KTANr.riKJ, S. (March D. IStH. Your most valuable medicine, (Swift’s Spo elrtc) lias done me so much good that I feel like saying this for the benefit of those who sutler like I did. I was poisoned by Poison Oak,and saw not a well day for six years, until I used Swift's Specific. In the six years I used al most eve i y kind of medicine,but none had the desired eneot. After vising six bottles of Swift's Speeifie lam restoredto perfect health —with not. a sign Of that awful poison left. Yours truly, DAVID NKSIUTT. POISON OAK. Ihn I f<e* thirty-eight years suffered every spring and summer with Poison Oak, which I contracted in bathhig when a boy. 1 tried ev erything for it. including runty phydeians, hm without nnyliemtit. I took six bottles of Swift’s Sped lie (S. s. S.) four rears ago, and it cured me sound and well. Three summers lmve passed and I haw had no rcrurn of it. JOSEPH .REAS LEY, Hohrmbus, Ha. Remarkable Results. I h ive had remarkable success with Swift’s Specific; have cured several cases permanent ly in a very short time. One ease which 1 am now treating:-was given up to die, and sifter using throe bottles is so far recovered that I think one more 'bottle will cure her. The most iv.nurkuhie case-.fall was a lady with medulury cancer of the womb, for whom 1 laid no hope whatever. Alice usingone bottle 1 umsatisfied she will soon he cured. WYIJ E QPII i.\ IN, M. I).. Easleys, s. t’. Our treatise on Flood and Skin Diseases mailed free to applicants. THE SWT l-’T SPEC IKK’ CO., Drawer Atlanta, Hn. X. Y. Office, 1 a!> AY. _>:.* St., hot. tt h & 7th A VS. Thrash’s Consumptive Cure, AM) LUXG RESTORER. L T. THRASH & SON, Proprietors aud Manufacturers, G RIF FIX, - - - GEORGIA. Vly son having connected himself with me I>.’< vlu- purchase of Thrash’s Lung Restorer. irtui wo being now the solo prop victors and r rmufaeinvers of tb seme, we design pfesont fug a medicine highly improved, together •with a list of testimonial# from move of the alllielod whose iruthfulness is uruiuestioned. | It Is impossible i*o enumerate the mairy (won derful cures perfected by this remarkable rem edy .:!•■, its or -.gin to the proesent, hut you ■ have only to read the tew prowont ‘ti to he con ' \l". id. >r.r v V 11.• • abundance of the heart the m.outh s.pe^kc:h,.and In the multitude rtf conns I there J.i safety. Will you read what l is said ol‘ it? y CERTIFICATES: Having last a child with mernbomous '•loop, Than-byen s arching for a reiacdv that. I eould rely upon, and after using Thrash .t.nu;; Ue. i.uror in my laally and pracjiee a,, the f>n -1 eight years. ICo not feel sale with "Ut.it- 3Uy Inoiluvr ten dit for .several years ; before her death and it was the only medicine -ee/ix-d to give Her relief. She always j kept it on Isaaid, and sjtoke of it ill the highest j terms. 1 would :-a.\ lo IJiose a filleted. with : lung troi>Vgive it a trial. It is harmless, ! Uoe ; not nauseate or produce vomiting and is ! j iJfMs'aid to tlie ta'sle. Trv it and lx* convinc ed. ill. J. Daniel, M. D., I Hiiftin, Q: u, July 10,lKJU. I I. T. I brash and V Son—Dear Sirs: Having K *1) aif lie ; cd for :: mnn her of years with n se rious I rouble t re all i lent of the best physicians without, success, I was induced to try yotir j Lung He>'<?t. Haifa do/ep bot tles restored ' me to perfect Ip-.iMil. I always keep if on ! hand. I eon fur! her Dale that j behove it j saved Ma-life m> miglihor, .1. 11. Hand.— 1 IJ is condition was resided a hopt less case of • eoiiKUlilpDoiL. T. .1. Kdwauds, I lampion, <ln* j ! believe Thrash's Lurtg Restorer saved n.v I life. After having exhausted tin* skill of He ] Ix si physicians- -my condition was regarded j by I hem hnpeie-<H—ymir iimltcinc restored me to |H*rfeet health. Hampton, July 10,’SI. J. H. Hand. f-Dverul yi-.irs past 1 prole a e< Hi Acute testi fying lo Hje virtues of Thrash’tf Lung Restor er in all bronchial troubles, sore throat, colds, erougs, after testing its virtues for years. Ilia! il is not only n cure hut n preventative, when ever I have exposed lays* If and feel a slight smarting or iritation nlxait the glands or ton sils, u do - ■ ' O' ! he l ieslorer reJoi vrs me at once. I always ke>p R. i think it a good catarrhal remedy. Kv.- irs tfully, it. P. HnoVvntCH. J am satisfied Thrash's Lung Restorer is the best ! ever u.-v : . Ia l wag# keep ii on hand. J. ‘A’. ! h'.NJIA ir. I lollonville. I. T.Thrash £• Son— .Dear Sirs; 1 have used your modiei.se v. ’th tlie most sat Isfaeiory re sults. The sapidity with whpdi it relieves children of rough.-and threatened eroim is wondorfm. 1 heartily concur in my wife’s ' opin', oil He ; it is the herd medicine she ever j sir; for tie* p’.jrpo rmsd iotied. 11, cannot he ; : <" u arml.- . • -onmi aum a and should be kept j iu cat / nomr. W, H. If inu;v, Jr. ; I. Tln-.'sii <f Son: I take plan .sure incorti j tying to the v.abi<*< I your Liner Restorer. We l have iVoipu m; used il in of coughs ami ' I croups. 1* is tlie liesl we ever used. I • Pi. fl. PA iTir.r.o, Pr i i'ng Elderfi. ittin District. ! [ I hit* • used i:! my family Thrns!i‘s i.mig He- j i slorer tor ,!de >egi.s mid latarriial troubles, j I. is a -•;(<I remedy, and I cheerfully iceoiu l - j j iun‘".il ii ! f 1-' worthy of a t:i: ,f . Tiio'-e hav- ; ing used ii sp * ik favombl.v oj if. John D. Si iiv.'Air; , .Judge S. Cl. ‘ My mol her was troubled \ydh .a severe 1 cough tr r a iui oh. / <*f veal's, and nothing did lieram! -.o , but Tiirmli - Lung lies ton r. 1 hare and mi.•)*.: to try jr who ‘•peak in higiK*.:: lerras oi'itj- I keep il on hand. V/. li. Doyle-. - I havj ifj-'.-clcd from L’rdfi'n to Ha.'ifornia.—' j Thrusk a Lt- :-*• Kc- r orei , os rhe'D:'<t"n?rghmo;l iclne '! cwr ■ ,v. di'e. L Joxks. ! T'ha.Vc us* d'i’hr -hV ’ tmg KP>trc-r In my . fa*o..y 4 . r< ie* end ■ •!(!/, and i••guixt it sa* i 1 perior trt f:;y fem-a’.y 1 evl-r used. - . R. I’. Af < W'nmrA ms. J Jat-ve used your us die.a- in iny family. f With the luor;? Repp;. .UTT. ” dW.US keep ie. -ujipty on. hand. 0. ' - oii.vsoNt. | j Tin: besi rup dy ibr coijgbs and colds we I know. ’ w. "L. W. i; . iM .. j, A. jt.'diuycißß. 'M.J. PATMri.-rov M itli: • J. s. D.£o\. - n, .Ii (f liuMidk**, j J>. D. P;::. L. 11. ItiTWKS, DIRECTIONS : For ndults take a.ta’*’c.spoon.fu! before pach : no al and one at lyd . int'-,' and or't wo doses t Jjiouvlt Ih bight ,il tlnr iti tro-jMesmue. ' Fed* children lit id r two years of age Jialfatea | s;x>onlul, ; epeato-l <!very two to four hours, a# ihn sya jpouns ma.V r. a ire. 1 nevnse the dow fn p.-orw,.. fop to ag . lu.t.-c of:-.fup givein * r;<t doses <;v <ry halilm ir utfiii ivlU*v< a. bttr- . ing the u e of HD#, hp'd .eim-, .i > .-.\jK* , toratAdJi ix*e'!ji#*-pvofit< 4 . tinned Svitb flood", do not be- j conn’ alaruicd ; if is no upiavoi a! .!•,* sa rnptoiji.- T:i!k toede-iui eonbains lio opiat' . nipl unlfftf* .OfiJfcJ’ tXpf'ifim’HJiks. do oy pot i,u-eu,o- or ate imple:i/-.K-nt,tn ss. Ji isgspa ndid nh^*and is *Hy hnrm'less. 'Forsaid o. v all druggVit. •Addles-. I.7.THRASH £ SON, GfiiUn, Ga/ < r T.A WfsON THRASH, Ft. SatilU, Ark. an it2 rttf • NO I All parties tmlohtcd to M. M. NtiMslxirtm wifi please J ay Mr. .T. H. Williainjum, a: once, as lie ,IjS authorucai to oi " eet'aiJ/! reev :nt op* jne-. novl3-tf MY HO.. M, Receiver. To the Young Men of Pil:e. NI’MHEB QNJC. My position asteaclioyin Gordon] Institute during the last six and] halt years, and a rather extended trip during the present year through j gut West Pike, both combined, have enabled me to get acquainted with a.large majority of the hoys and'young men in Pike. To these .boys and young men, I wish to say a few plain, and friendly things, through the columns of the Ga zette. First it gives mo much pleasure to say that* L think a de cided majority of our young men are on the side of sobriety and mor ality. As 4 class too they are gen erally industrious and economi cal to a reasonable extent. In one community in the countv, out of t wenty young men there is only one exception to the above statements. A word now with you my young friends. Of course I wish you ev ery one to succeed in, life, and there fore I wish us to notice : lsp What is success? A man may. go-to the legislature, to eon .gress; may become Governor, or President, and yet ,be a failure. Again, a man may boa millionaire ami vet not succeed. What then is success? It. is doing just what God by our surroundings, has pointed out and, given : us to do. God espe cially fitted some men to !><■ farm ers, and they can S'.-ve tho in solves and serve the world most profitably by farming, fr’o sonic men succeed best as doctors, some as teachers, and so on. Just attbis point,many of our young men make serious mistakes, Nothing has more to do with a young man’s success in life than his engaging in the pursuit or profession for which nature has best fitted him. Many an ambi tmus pa;vnt has wrecked his boy by trying to make him a profes sional man when nature had ..titled him.lor.a farmer, or for some oth er avocation. One more fact on this subject, and. as the preachers say, 1 will leave the subject witli you. Tlu, only true honor or happiness comes from a faithful -performance of duty, and the quantify and qual ity of honor and happiness thus obtained is not dependent ppon the estimate Ilia! the world places upon a pursuit or profession. The faith fid blacksmith at his forge, is as much a hero as (he general , who leads the armies of his country to victory and to freedom. The far mer, following his plow, is engaged in as laudable work as is the Presi dent of.the i ailed States when at tending to the duties of his office. An orphan lmy ploughing a blind nude, or an ox, to support his wid owed mother and orphan brothers and sisters, ;s entitled to a crown with many stars, and he will get it, by and by, if he continues to tread the path of duty- True honors are foundronly in the path of duly ; all others arc. counterfeits. Sea rob for that path dills : Uly, young friends and get into.ii when .you ii ,<i if. W. Univcit.!•! Re ;...ing. This is ili <•' • ■ ’I v ;;n a; ■■ ■• of liiih g collections. We Imv" 'pul.fie r.liu ■private j >;:!•;>• -i-<. The’ in i-'hoiv ' must lie < :r.' fniiy looked a iter,’ hi-iifi- ,■!ii■ -■ ttdmn public-- j’mldiely'kvtiso t-ong'-i-g:!. Tie Y iHi-g'iod bidics ;n ;.!! 'tL'e ::ntt.usit •rfoceWM [ho •- tioris often <. vor out- fiisi'/iivni ocr CCill It'.' the T'-'ldt Oi t]]C and ii.!l‘ t!ht< -L.” ;i,. i ;. r j or( |. Tfits-ichniliut are fprA'td into ' 'lii-'s: i-y : iutriiiu ss ;i ■ .1.11i.e f. v .!. af tcr tTic icii|a rs Titr.'c odno tLclr .work. Agiitn. ilio jt opi" are asked to o'ntfdwl-iilU'gi id'ld 'f'rj.ifiiiii'' t> rpi tiirih homes', t-i kt .-{> is'p hot'h-j" to'.s- ions, to care'fiir the cio r,"to'"Lip . build new cfitfn-Ues, id sissistin'repiiicir.tr old ones, find o'i:.. arid and on : The'truth Is, it ir. a right hard liiatii-f"to moo 1 with '(it congregation a'SßCiahldd io ro,"or for' any purpose, without being asked, for j money. You ask what wc"are toNlo about jit.. Stop taking collections', alto* I gethor?” No sir, not that. lam a missionary in faith and practice, l and wish home and foreign njis- I sions kept up. But cant wo get up j our missionary money with less public begging? I once had the* honor of belonging to a church that paid every dollar of its assessments for all purposes, year. after year, without a single public collection being taken up for years. The qfli eers of the church managed tho whole financial operations, and left the preacher to preach. As to the Woman's Missionary Society,,, I have this to say : That Society has done,and is doing, a great work, and has my most earnest wishes for its future weal, hut for our ladies ip de rive the greatest good from it,, they must follow the example of one. of our best BaynesyUle woiiion, who recently told me that she pays her society dues T>y making and sel ling butter. That’s, it. Personal ef fort, self denial and u personal blessing all come together. So about our children. Let them ac tually earn by honest work what they contribute for charitable purposes. A boy or girl deserves r.o credit for begging o niekle from his or her father and then dropping it info a contribution hat. As to endowing Cjollogeß, with money collected from thy people at large, 1 have two things to say. First, many persons solicited to give money to endow colleges vyitli, cant give.their own, children' more than a common school education, and i think,are under no obliga tion to help furnish a collegiate ed ucation tiye to the children-of 9>me one else. Secondly, I have very so rious doubts about the advisability of educating young men UtfKf of ' charge. In the first pi ace, to thus educate a v.oung man, to a consid erable extent* destroys bin indepen dence.' It starts him out ii; lift as ' a beneficiary. In die next place, if there,is true manhood, envmgh in a boy to make him some account with a good education* there is .pluckenough, in him to educate himself, it lie has to work a year, and then go to school a year. Ev ery true man in the world is a self made man. ,• ; „ finally, I believe in collections public if need be, private if possi ble, for all worthy objects; but I flunk we are “lifting” too many col lections- It has become a mania, and I fear a -curse... i Unwise giving may cultivate the grace of giving in the donor’s heart but it will endanger and support a spin! of indolence in the hearts of those receiving the gifts. Collections for so many things have become embarrassing and burdens,mic to many pers6iis, 'who most aoxiut! 1 v desire a. “rest” for a ■change. 5 w. Late Sowing. Lm:rou G.'.zextu: 1. notice in ur last issue an article coneern aovqqr. wiH'.it. (Iwing to, the extended drouth fijrjner.s have, not •:i ; abie;o sow Kyuall grain., You i-.'n.-djor experiodee. in - regapd to i li. at ho\ved i;;te. On thc .Utii of D,Q.ec,i(bcr, .!.Bo7, ; weduid .a iou.i.p-c;. c, v.hjeh J)djle(l out.wjieat. I.rer.-qwcfl.oa •J.u.iiuay.y.i 17.tii ; a:.!'l :;cvi r. a Letter ('rep .than ■ : ' c: tfrft 1 dp; ' ! Was ‘then living 'n Ca'oosa eonnfy, North (ic.;rgia. 1 i'ut' this .crop -o the Ist day of duly. I state inem facts hi ' ■ .c daiH-e with your request for such ,< xpef joricc.' A AG. WurrrtE. -i . ‘j i.. The Allmi-t CunstiLiriicn, fii Vi .Mflticlo ri-laffh'-; to fho*'!.. 3J. 8., of jT.;L> t r.nV: . T!*. * I'.lo-.-l Ea!?ti ro;ni*nn<’ slfirl -d o’}6 year -<L/ v. iih-'iUV. -Lltut itt ik*.- liu<3>K'SS can ndf Ur fjoii’shr. fdrtmjmmi tFU ■•ti iV}-\ Bh* >;w;rslVJvß'm rrivan is • ; i too-- *.v!:hotit a paralUfl,aw its- action is .•pp > noinu'.'-'d vT/-id<*r?‘.i !•••;. ; . •* i . >V*.j arc triad to announce -hr..i druggists hal?o .!ready rod n Yi:p|?ty, mid avo hope our renders \v.‘H j-tipjily once. •TMs aaftlUi'K tire f*:!y>ff\tdy.'aiid ptfleman cut Idood pof‘\M remedy'irf’ernl, givintr entiro d:its<faction.in ••!! d^‘>e.s3>e*(Yu*o"oia v lx>ttte has ! a' ptond TMseji.-u-'. Kidney Trorib't*, Scroi'iikt, CtiUn L, oi.l Jl’Leuii and -l:in Im. • : es, try one bottle of B. B. B. NO. 44