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About The Barnesville gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 187?-189? | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1896)
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD KNOW THAT |F§§i§J Isa tctj remarkable remedy, both for 77V TBRNAL sad EXTERNAL. use , and iron. derfulin its quick Action to relieve distress. Do /n |//pf H a sure cure for **or Threat. Coiitfhii, (IhiHii, Diarrhirn, Dy*eutrrj> Cramp*, C holera, od ud i/ouel C&m/duints. PainMM /filler 1 * THE BEST rrm. mCIMIM £\. IIMDM Cl |y known for Srn BleknfM, Sick Uradnrhe, l*nin In the Back or Side, It heiirnn tiwm xh<l Nturalfila. Dm'n if M^€LllM m JYIJjCj BEST liniment MARK. It brint;* speedy and permanent relief In all cases of Bruiaea, Cuts, Sprains, Serer© Hums, Ac. Do in. *• t* 3 * wrtl tried and trusted friend of the Mechanic, Farmer, Planter, Sailor, and In fact all classes wanting a Mteiliciue always at hand,and safe to use internally or externally with certainty of relief. IS REOOMMENDED By Physicians, by Missionaries, by Ministers, by Mechanics, by Nurses in Hospitals. BY EVERYBODY. Do f'n. 1* a Medicine Chest In a o.l l s TV llld Itself, and few vessels leave port without a supply of It. jQTrfo family can afford to be without this Invaluable remedy in the hou.no. Its price brings It within the reach of all, and it will annually save many time* its cost tn doctors’ bills. Beware of Imitations. Take uou* bus ths geo wins “P*iißY Da via" Cures. ......Botanic Blood The Great Remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Scrofula. Rheumatism, Catarrh. Ulcers. Eczema, Eatinrj and Spreading Snres. Eruptions, and all SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES. Made from the prescription of an eminent physician who used it with marvelous success for 40 years, and its continued use for fifteen years by thou sands of grateful people has demonstrated that it is by far the best building up Tonic and Blood Purifier ever offered to the world. It makes new rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous healing properties. WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL CURES, sent free on application. If not kept by your local druggist, send SI.OO for a large bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and medicine will be sent freight paid by BLOOD BALM 60., Atlanta, Ga. CATARRH Local Disease WM A % and is the result of colds i N | and sudden climatic rHHHVEft It can be cured by aIL pleasant remedy which r^ > is applied directly -_..SsEM the nostrils. being very quickly absorbed it —— m gives relief at on; e. ELY’S CREAM BALM is acknowledged to be the most thorough cure for Nasal Catari li. Cold in Head and Eay Fexer of all remedies. It opens and cleanses the nasal passages, allays pain and imliamation, heals the soies, pro tects the membrane from colds, restores the senses of taste and smell. Price 50 cents at Druggists or by mail. ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren St., N.Y SOUTHERN RAILWAY. JtKKk tv if BCIIKMJI.E IX EFSKCT APKIT. 1, 1890. Northbound. No. 13 No. 9 No. 7 Lv. Brunswiolt A 15prn 9 26am “ Everett 9 itfpm W Stem “ Jesup 10 lUpnl 11 06am “ Surreney 11 50am “ Hazlehuvst 19 47pm “ Lumber City 108 pm “ Helena 12 CSain 159 pm “ Missler 315 pm “ Eastman 340 pm ** Cochran 1 Gtlam 320 pm “ Macon 330ain 8 45am 4 50pm “ Flovilla 9 55am tHOpm “ McDonough 3 spamjs p amj 10 38am 6 43pm Ar. Atlanta aOOamill 45am 750 pm “ Chattanooga 9 45am i 7 loom 4 2Jain Cincinnati. Q. & C 735pnu 7 loam 630nin Southbound. No. 14!No. 10 No. 3. Lv. Cincinnati, Q. &<3 8 Oflam 1) tn> 1 7 00am Lv. Chattanooga.. I 600 pm ‘943am Hlftnn “ Atlanta 'los4pm 4 10pm 7 2Uain “ McDonough 114.5 pm 515 pm 8 23am “ Flovilla tUMpmi 9 02am Ar. Manon 135 am 7 lDpnrlOSOam Lv. Cochran 2 40; n 12 07]>in “ Eastman 1350 pm “ Miss! cr 118 pm “ Helena 340 am 136 pm “ Lumber City 2 43pm “ Hazlehurst 303 pm “ Snrreucy 413 pm Ar. Jesup 5 40am 509 pm Lv. Everett. 625 am eiOpra Ar. Brunswick 7 15am 710 pm Trains 7 mid 8 constitute the Fast Day Ex press botw"e Brunswick and Chattanooga, with Pullman sleeptn g cars between Atlanta and Chattanooga. Also make connection at Everett with F. C. P. K. B. to and from Florida. Trains 13 and 14 -arry Pullman sleeping car between Brunswick and Atlanta, uniting at Everett with the "Cincinnati & Florida Limited," whi-h is a solid vesti baled train between Cincinnati and .Jacksonville, car rying Pullman sleoping :;r and day coaches between those point- also Pullman sleeping car between St. Louis ,:rl Jacksonville; and having Pullman eonatmtiun to and from Kansas (Sty via Holly Spring--. Trains 9 and 10 carry Mann Boudoir s'cening car between Cincinnati and Atir.nt: : also Pull man sleeper Ijetweoa LouDvilie and A'lanta via Lexington. Vcstibulcl day coaches be tween Cincinnati p- -i Atlanta. Connection a I7ni ■ Depot At Plata for all points north, east un.l .e -’ W. H. GEESX. .7. M. ('"IT*, Gen’l Snpcr mt -td'-ut, Tratri" Manager, Washington, D. *J. Washington, D. C. W. A TURK. 8. 11. HAitDWjCK, GenT Pas- AT. A-st. is-*-:*, Pas*. Agt. Washing!, . O. C. Atlanta, (ia. Pobic'M AluuinuEsCufi'ee Jfc,coloniJ..i;i FITS <flY COFFEE POT Pm Trial NoEirnodlU>:.••. Ke;*th* r"->! f cleaJi liißiUt-. sexrniU 01 ■ —> X Z, Ijlicken*. Wf guarantee . i • fi; ••••" --j, \ n g-nnyuni—r tn make b<rti*rfc The Coffee stronger and rioher coffee, y Price With 1-3 less 'Ve allow y< iMt pnrchafer one wf-k * •" £*fi 9UC trial Free, andif not WWmt w factory can be returned and |a Hi? ■’%* we w ill refund the money- B\ ’-v.?." /Jr ARTHUR L.DOBIEA CO- 1 *ir*ut RtuMifiy, Atlanta, fta * IM MODES OF THE MOMENT. Dreas skirts are not quite so full as they were. Jacket waLt; are popular this sea sou. Fashion lias rua riot iu dress trimmings. tapes f.nd jackets are popular spring wiaps. Fine checks promise to be very popular, ard shorttu >uaira are es ptcially recoinm* n.led. The new tweeds are rather bright in coloring. L < res are more varied andel egant h u -vt-r, with no eud of appiique designs on net and chiffon. C hildren are to wear p k i b snnets, and one is occasionally seen ou an adult. Long rr one p'ece effects are c ceplng iu more and more, to the deliyLt of stout figures. Under the name of redingote aud princess gowns some very pretty costumes me evolved. The Gate City guard has been ad n iit and it to the service of the state. In >. few days guns will be issued by the state aud the controversy be. tween this company aud the state, regarding whether the company could mantaiu an ogairzation in dependent cf the stato will have come to an eud. The company re- Ci ived an adverse decision on the it at and it took, viz: that it could omn ium n independent crganizition from the attorney General. The Guard has not yet been assigned a .egiment. “ Mothers’ Friend ” Cures Rmnof Rising yj tJdOl, I have been a midwife for many years, and in each case where MOTH ERS’ FRIEND” was used jt accomplished won* ders and shortened labor and lessened pain, -it is the best remedy for RISING OF THE BREAST known, and worth the price for that alone. Mrs. M. M. Brewster, Montgomery, Ala. Sent by Express or mail, on receipt of price, SI-00 per bottle. Book "To Mothers” mailed free. BFIADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. FOR ONLY 25 CENTS! The Georgia Farmer ONE YEAR FOR 25 CENTS. Just Half Price. ADDRESS AT ONCE. The Georgia Farmer, 7 Barnesville, Ga. P. S, The Home S Farm should be in every farrar s home. , A MAGNETIC BOY. The good people residing in the vtrinitv of R -scoe, Ga., are much ex cited over the remarkable manifesta tion of the strange power of a 13- year cld boy, named Wiliam Thomas, who lives with grtiudm*ther about three miles east of Rescue, on tbe road leading to Palmetto. On Wed nesday night of la t wets the litl 1m ftliow sought bis couch at the usual hour for retiring, but just as tic waa dropping oft to sleep he was aroused bv a violent shakirnr of th bed. Thoroughly startled by th- strange sensation, aud he sat up aud endeav ored to ascertain the cms< of tb coannotion. That the disturbance was cot due to human agency was apparent, and calling to the other members of the family, he excited ly told what had occurred. They were incredulous at first, aud induced him return to his bed. Iu a short time the singular manifestations were repeated, and with more vio lence than before. The household was iu a state of panic aud alarm. It became evident that some uuseeu force was at work, the uncanny dem onstrations ceasing ouly when the little fellow would get up aud leave the bed. The next, night the bedstead rolled and pitched from one side of the room to the other, the combined ef forts of the three or four stout men being unable to hold it iu place. Ou Friday night the casters weie taken off and several ch urs propped against it to make it steady, but the boy stretched himself out ou toe mattress the bedstead commenced quaking and swaying and fiually overturned the chairs aud swept cut into the middle of the room. Each night for more than a week this strange performance has been repeated, aud the mystery is yet un sol'ed. Dr. Hood, of Roscce, Lus been called in, and is making a care ful study of the case. He has visit ed the boy twice- Upon each (X animation he lound traces of fever and evidences of nervous exhaustion. Whether these conditions tire due to the experiences through which the 1 little follow has passed, or whether I they have some intimate connection with the remarkable manifestations described above, he is unable to de termine. Iu the meantime the ex citement has not abated iu the least, the strange phenomenon forming the chief topic of conversation in the neighbornood. Toe boy seems more antioytd than pleased at the curiosity which he has aroused and evinces ittle inol nation to talk concerning bis peculiur power.—Newnau Her ald. OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY THE THUE NEWSPAPER MAN. Consider the uewspaper man. He growls not, neither does he whine; ye’, Solomon, with all hm wisdom was noc equipped like one of these, the true uewspiper man finds out what tile public wants and then pro ceeds to fill the demand. He is the nstiuctive and uureleutiug foe of fraud and hypocrisy; the constant and devoted champion of honesty aud uprightness. Hojias a smile of joy for every successful one aud a b-ar of sympathy for every soul op pressed. He is vigilant iu his sleepness watch over tbe we.fare of the com munity aud dtligeut iu searching out aud uprooting that which is deleter ions to tbe prosperity of the people among whom his lot is cast. He is a inau broad benevolence,, laudable liberality, and the mantle of bis charity bides a multitude of. the sms of others. He is ever ou the alert for any en-' terprise that promises good for the community and always ready to put. tbe seal of bis condemnation on auy movement that tends to upset the useful institutions of his people. The true hearted journal st ever points out the reward for good deeds and the punishments for evJ conduct. He is lenient with tliOße who stray from Uie paih of right though igno rance and weakness but stern and uuyieldiug iu tbe denunciation of the misdeedc of designing men. He does not tiy iu tbe face of public opimbu, but endeavors to direct tUe aims of his fell nvs to ttie accomplishment of worthy ends. The power for good h sucu a mm in auy community is mamasuraole.— Uomc Tribune. A litile ill, then a little pill. The ill it gone, the pill has "on. DeV\ itt'b Little Early Bistre, the liute pills that tuie great ills. Da. W. A. W i hut. A remarkable record has been made by Mrs. Luke Fish, of Ander son, Mich. Last w< ek she gave biitu to twins, making her fourth pair of twins in five years, him is only 28 years old, aud all the mem bers of her large family of eighi small children are alive and in exoel ent health. When Bany wax sick, we guv a her Castc rfa. When she was a Child, slu) cried for Castoria. When she became Mi*s, she dun" to Custom. When she had Children, she gave them Castor!* Offers to! m Send The FILLING* THE BILL. A dealer in stuffed animals, who also kept a few live creatures for sale, gave bis ah p.boy. who was permit ted to sell tue stuffed specimens, or ders to call him when airy one asked for auy of the living animals. One diy a gentleman called ard detnuu de t a monkey. ••Any one-of these*'’ asked the boy who was iu eh rge. He pointed to the stuffed specimens. *‘N ;. I want a live monkey,” an swered the customer. The boy stepped to the door of the hack shop and called to his mas ts) : •‘You’re wanted, sir.”—Youto’s Compauiou. Tired people nre tired because they have exhausted their strong! i . Tbe only way for them to get strong is to eat proper food. But eating is not all. Strength comes from food, after digestion Digestiott is made easy with Shaker Digestive Cordial. People wh > get too tired, die. Life is strength. Food is the maker of strength. Food is not until it is digested. Tired, pule, thin, exhausted, sick sufferers tiom indigeston, can be cur ed by tue use of Shaker Diges iv • Coi dial. It will revive their spent energie , lefiesh and invigorate them create new courage, endurance, an i strengthen, nil by helping their stomachs to digest their food It aids uature, and this is tbe best of it. It gives immediate relit f an l , with perseverance, permanently cures. Hold by druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents. A carload of live hogs was shipped rrcently from Camilla to be Valdos ta Packing Cos. The shippers re eeivt and SftiOO m t for the loud aud will not ship another. SS J From Tr.n.Joumnl of Xrdicin, H A _ Prof. W. H. Peeke, wlio ■ makes n specialty of 3$ A I Ia ' Kptlepsy, tins without ■ SI trenteil mid cur ■ ed more cases than an v B B B k y success is uslonishlnu. J/L 4L We have hoard of cases of ao years’ standing cured by 1 118 I ft ■ ‘ Vh<>i ® kd <*- LjUI bot tle of his absolute cure, free to any sufferers who may send their P. O. and Express address. We advise any one wishing a euro to address Prof.W. H. PEEKE, F. h.,4 Cedar St., Hew Tor If Home & Farm ysiM Mojrs^ Eregulat^O TUP RCCT SPRING MEDICINE is Simmons liver regulator. Don’t forget to take it. Now is tits time you need it most to wake up your Liver. A sluggish Liver brings on Malaria, Fever and Ague, Rheumatism, and: many other ills which shatter the constitution and wreck health. Do"’* forget the word REGULATOR. It IS SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR you want. The word REG" ULATOR distinguishes it ffwn all other remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is a Regulator of the Liver, keeps it properly at \\v*rk, that your system may be kept in good condition. FOR THE BLOOD tr.kc SIMMONS Liver Regulator. It is the best blood purifier and corrector. Try it and note the difference. Look fw the RED Z on every package. Yovu wont find it on any other medicine, and there is no other l.iver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR-the Kingot Liver Remedies. Be sure you get it. 4. H. Zellln & Cos., Philadelphia, Pa. vouuWALL PAPER m'Xl AT(VHOtiES.ItiB PiilJE > 1 Of) ) w designs 3c. and up \ Wartnn Iww Klrgant gilts sc. “ “ f idto.su L Holders sunt low rates. I or ti:i tie uulli~ ) send jj ce its for posing-? /’ Kehjad ) deduct when ordering 1 kd, \ h. H. Cady. ) Fr jo ( SOS Westminister St-, • V'J m } Providence, R. r. Lib2r.ll Discount* to Clubs and a rents. S 134.934 Packages of ji CBESR sold in 1594, |j t 3.675i7C.‘ gallons, If 700 glass .-s, suffi- I a every n:nn, wo- M liild in the United il glasses each—Old Ijj irsbare? Be sure fl some this year, jiff icUv*o mV;< 1 5 galloc*. fHff a % 1 utj v. Uor*. fb RES’ itbeeiijl E. 11IKE.H CO., I'hllft. jpi poevriqhtep! Pros. Smith, for IS Years Principal of ths COMMERCIAL COLLE6E OF KY. UNIVERSITY A warded Medal by World'* natpOiifion For Syt**iu of llook*hppln and Jewernl ItuninPH Education, rt*. Dost to complete HuHiiiHMM Courno about S4JO,$ 4 JO, inrludintf tuition, book* and board. Phonography, Typewriting and Teleirraphy taught. 10,000 Hiirccnaful tfraduate* lOO Tii ImriKA mid 100 oftbialH. Ih’o VaratlOß* ENTER NOW. Kentucky University Diploma awarded our RraduatPß. KHBT Auhtance given our graduate* in *ecurinff nituation*. INT In order that your lettern may reach thii College save thin notice anti nddre** a* helow, WILBUR R. SMITH. LEXINGTON, KY. P A sKErs lIP&saJS hair balsam Ifa Clfan... uni Ik--'* 1 "-.-, th ’ink. KKmtmney cp fgtfl IV B luxuriant growth. F>;.V*Vr?7 JM Mover Fall, to Koto re Gray Vmn, III.;, to Its youthful Color, i , 5,., i, JmjJm Ceinr .ini|, iliwu,*;, Ac heir lulling. SUiyiicl |l.iiqr £u>y us?pj:. "'* 1 " ‘- Xb .i llibC'Oi’kX-a'. at™* BREAKFAST-SUPPER. EPPS’S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. CO C O A BOILING WATER OR MILK. ■'* FARMERS SHOULD EXPEfiIMEHT anil not always take tin? word of Interested parties. Very few of them have any Idea >i iw mi'ch thn common soft wire win stretch. They tuny have been 1 at) to Im iievo tt a mere trifle. It Is an easy matter to _prove that a No. 9 wire, under a strain of uncut 1000 ihs. will stretch fiorn I to 1 * in. p< r loot and It never takes no lit own slack. That account* for those little end ratchets filllr.j; up si quickly. Our I ical ayent -vill furnbh u.power ful stretcher for this experiment. PACE WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO.. Adrian. Mick mm ma femcesSss| )V v i /ii. v >,o i< n rod / HJs *Jw ih : hltfh.bufl -tro- ’ y”, \ ijf if -; ti.’i'l • iirk‘-n .IxUt, f,ir IAA/ W 13 to 20c, A f?CrO?B < ..• — -y f \ m.t. and Lr.a viakeH ' —-LS-~s,ir.m MO to CO ~r '-d, *■ - —lay. Overrtditnrenf(?!•■■ 'Er-^S-^K.TB E LhiAS bro%:;1 ±>2l2 <ieviHe,"lnSlnnnJ
