The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, July 16, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWith Our County Correspondents. MT. BETHEL - Mr. Editor, if you wilL.llow nu a little space I will give a few dots from oul Mt. Bethel. Mr. Elnia Shaw worshiped at this place Sunday lie h.eijig < ne < 1 Henry county ’s> best singers, of ■course we were proud of him t Guess lie will begin a singing school here soon. We wish him much success. Ollis Mason and little daughter were the guests of Mr. J. T. Wynn and family Sunday, , Mt. Bethel was well represented at Sardis Sunday afternoon by Bud Wilkerson, Eiiie Austin, E. Austin, Lillie Bell Wilkctson, Boy ace Morgan, Missoitna Austin, Bubv Jackson Corine Stone and a number of others. There will be a singing at Mt. Bethel church - n the first, Sunday afternoon in Aug. everybody come but now, please take warning there have been a committee appointed to keep order in the church ami out doors, they wish to give every one fair warning that there must he no talking and laughing in the church, and not but a very little out doors. There will he children’s day at this place on Saturday before -the fourth Sunday. Everybody are invited to come and bring well fill ed baskets, we are experting a nice time. Good wishes for The Weekly ai d its many readers. Rowel Complaint in Children When six months old the little daugh ter of K. X. Dewey, a well known merch ant of Agnewville, Va., had an attach of cholera infantum. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given find effected a complete curt'. This reme dy has proven very successful in cases of bowel complaint in children and when given according to the plain printed dir ections can be relied upon with perfect confidence. When reduced with water and sweetened it is pleasant, totaKe, which Js of great importance when a medicine lpustbe given to young children. For aule by Horton Drug Co. SOUTH RIVER Gen. Green is still with us and it, seems as lie is gtfing to spend the summer with ns for he is hard to whip. Look out Mr Chickens your time is almost here and if you don’t roos't mighty high they will catch you, for the big meetings are.almost here. Mr. B H. Maddox is quite sick at this writing. On the account of the big meet ings that is io take place in and around this settlement, The Sun day School at Delta Grove will 1 e postponed until some future date y Messrs. J. P. Thompson and W F. Helms were enTertained Sunday afternoon by Mr. G. W, Smith. Mr.S. P. Crumbley, of the Gate City is spending a few weeks with home folks and relatives at this writing. The many friemls.of Master John Jessie Crumbley will be delighted to learn that he is some better at this writing. Several from this community at tended the all day preaching at i Union Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Helms spent Sunday week in McDonough as the guests of the latters sister, Mrs. John Smith. We are sorry to announce that Mr, H. H. Kelley is st.ll sick, but we hope to see him better in the near future. Tori lire *Ui a Horse “For ten years I couldn't ride a horse without being in torture from piles,” writes L S Napier, of Kugleas, Kv.. “when all doctors ami other remedies fail ed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me.” Infallible for piles, bnrnes, scalds, cuts, boils, fever sores, eczema, salt rheum, corns.2sc. Guaranteed by all druggists.! IN MEMCRIAM On Jnne 2k, 190'.), vied gathered one more precicus jewed and car ried it home to rest and heme to stay. He called lit tie G. B. Wood the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Cloud Wood. He had only brightened their home only 2 years, 10 months and 23 days. He was such a bright ITttle one God thought lie was too pure and sweet to grow in this sin ful world, and he sent an angel and carried him home to rest. Weep not for your precious one mother, and a brighter and sweet er jewel would not he found, he was loved by all who knew him and how sweet will be liismemory. Gii how sad it was to give him up, ybt, every thing had been done that his physician father, mother and dear grand parents and friends could(N). He has gone to rest Oh what a c insolation that is to i ns. Fa ther and mother weep not , for your darling one for our loss is ] his gain, for if you live, live that; sacred life you shall see your lit tle angel walking on the golden streets of Heaven in the sweet by and by May God in his wisdom and pow er help von all to live so when life journey here on earth is over you I will have a home in heaven with the angels who cave -gone to pre pair for father, mother and little sister. He took him for a good purpose. Oh how we miss his pre sence and lit tie foot steps as we go in and find no little G. R. but we hare sweet assurance that he has gone to rest, to a home not made with hands eternal in the Heavens. Don't think you will not see little G. B any more, but j live so when life task is done you | will meet him on the golden shore where there is no more farewells nor tears shed, there all is joy. But remember that Jesus called the tender lamb to himself and folds them in his arms. His gn ce is sufficient for you and faith in him alone can bind up your broken ■heart. The Lord giveth and the Lord tnketli blessed be the name of the Sweet angels beck oned him away as he had not come here to stay. The darling child departed left darkened home and parents sad. I say to the father and mother, wipe away all tears from the eye and say, by God’s help I will meet him face to face by and by. There was an angel band in Heaven that ■ was not quite complete so God took our darling G. B. to fill the vacant seat. Oh that our lives may be such theirs pure and holy and Christ like and that it may be said of ns as it is of them they have fought a good tight and gain the crown. This life is but a passing vapor this world is full of its sorrows, rrouble and bereavements of such is life. The boy was laid to rest in che Palmer grave yard June 24, Rev. Brother Rowden conducted the funeral service at 11 o’clock Life 100,000 Years Ago. Scientists have found in a cave in Swit zerland hones of men, who lived 100,000 years ago, when life was in constant dan ger, as shown by A. W Brown, of Alex ander, Me., is largely from deadly disease. “If it had not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery, which cured me, I could not havo Jived,” he writes, “suffering as I did from a servere Jung trouble and stubborn co igh.’’ To cure sore lungs, colds, obsti natecoughs, and prevent pneumonia, its the best medicine on earth, ttlc and SIOO, Guaranteed by All Druggists. Trial bot tle free. ‘Uncle Tom’Turner Dead Uncle Tom Turner died at the home of his brother, Mr. Jim Tur ner, five miles west of McDonough in Monday after a long illness He was 7JJ years old and was one of the county’s old and widely known citizens. He is survived by his wife and two 1 rothers. The funeral and interment was held at Mt. Carmel Tuesday, Rev. F J. Marshbum officiating. IN MEMORSAM On the 2711 i of June ns the morn ing slur heralded Ihecemtng of a bright Subbath day, G« d called ‘Aunt Lnella home, and her ti.cd body is at rest, fhe leaves a hus band, Mr. H. B. Rosser, and six sons, *Ben, Emmett, Sam, Glenn, Lendon and Gettis to mourn her loss. It was my pleasure to stay with her a few days before her death. Iso often heard her say how much longer have I got to stay here. She was ready when the summons came. But, Gi d in His all-wise judgment, sew tit to remove her from our midst. Oh, it is hard, so hard, to give thee. up. She suffered much, but she bore her suffering with Christian forti tude, always happy w ith a snulo for everyone. How- sad it was for l tha t fa flier and child ten to go hack h one without mother. We cannot understand why her voice is hushed or why her face is taken from us, hut God in His wis dom saw proper to take her to Himself. No mere the sun will shine, the flowers bloom, or birds sing for her ; we will see no more the rose or smile upon her face, or hear her voice ringing prayer; but in God's garden wlieie the Son ever shines we will try to meet our loved one in eternity when coineth no night. She was a true and devoted wife and mother. It almost broke your husband and children’s hearts when you from this world did part, and around the newly made grave at the old heme church, will he a dear and a pre cious spot to tin m. And again phey will say farewell, farewell dear mother kind and true, no one knowns how we miss you. Rut you have gone to your ha pipy home to be with Jesus around His throne. But we should imitate your noble example and when the messenger calls be ready as you were. When her departure was at hand, she had no arrangement to make, all was ready. Wei p not, dear ones, she sleeps well lor she sleeps in Jesus. Her sweet character speaks back to us from tlie darkness of the grave and assures us the vic tory is won. Her sufferings are ' over and we have the best of rea -1 / sons to believe that our loss is her eternal gain. Sleep on, dear Aunt, God will watch your slumbering dust till the great day of His glory. Oh, what lonely hot rs are before us. But may God bless and com fort the broken hearted loved ones left behind. May her going draw us all closer to God. Hkr Nieck, T. M. Sees Mol her Grow Voting “It would bo hard to overstate the won derful change in my mother since she be ! gan to use Electric Bitters,” writes Mrs. YV. E GilpatricK of Danforth, Me. “Al | through past To she seems really to be j growing young again, she suffered un ; told misery from dyspepsia for 2d years, j At last she could neither eat, drink nor ! sleep. Doctors gave up and all remedies j failed till Electric Bitters worked such : wonders for her health.” They invigorate jail vital organs, cure liver and kidney troubles, induce sleep, impart strength and appetite. Only sticat All Drug stores LOST.—One pair of gold-framed spectacles, probably with a ease somewhere between Judge Rea gan's residence and the Presbyte rian chunk. Fit der will be re. warded by returning to Mrs. E. J. Reagan After eating, persons of a bilious habi will derive great benefit by taking cm of these pills. I; you have been DRINKING TOO MUCH, they will promptly relieve the nausea SICK HEADACHE and nervousness which follows, restore the appetite and remove gloomy feel ings. Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. IN MEMORIAM O i Doc. 5, t he death angel visit ed the home of Mr. und Mrs. C". fcS. Hays and took from them a pre cious boy. He was so sweet and kind and so good to his father and mother also to Ids brothers and sisters he certainly did love them all and we nil c •rtaiwly did love him. He was only 19 years old. He leaves a mother, father, three brothers, three sisters and a hosts of friends to mourn his loss. Weep not dear one for he is not dead, but onlv asleep fn the arms of Jesus, Hedidn’t suffer at all, he was patient to theend, we must all live so we can go up where God him in to takeeareef him, he is resting with Jesus. Why God in his al .vise providence has taken Pat, hut we will know some sweet day, God doeth all things for the best. It seems so hard to give him up, lui was always so kind and pleasant wherever yon nu t him die was loved by all who knew him Oil, I can h ntr his sweet voice and set> his sweet as I open these lew lines put your trust in him who (1 eth all tilings for our good If wo can only he as well pr* pair ed as ho was oh what a blest* i thing it. would bo. Weep not deal mother your loss is his eternal gain. All wvis done for him rlutl loving hands could do, hut it was God s will to take him from this world of "borrow. He is gone but not ft rgotten neyor will his : ein ory fade. Sweeter thoughls shall over linger around the grave v. lit i e he is laid. Wo miss him oh, s< much in his home, his chair is va cant and his place cun never he fill ed. No more we see his free jit.” hoar him sing the sweet songs that lie sung with hisdear father, moth er and sisters. Pat was always faithful tohis pest, ] apa always ask Pat if ever thing was dime Pat always answen d yes sir. Pat al ways took all the haul wark for papa. A Night Hitler's Haiti The worst night riders are calomel, cro ton oil or aloes pills. They raid your hetl to rob you of rest. Not so with Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They never distress or in convenience, but always cleanse I lit* sys tem, curing colds, headache, constipation malaria,2sc, at AH Druggists. MTO|C«AM«EP CTREE YEARS jrrT ., jfaJff. . 30 BAYS DRIVING TEST I /T\ 1- jbj-“Aixl A guarantee aa good as a Gold Bond; a trial as liberal Ai / vY/'X ""■■ l ' - T at, v <inc ask for, and xpositive saving of from to | S4O. We <l«fy any reputable concern in the U. 8. to duplicate our '/w /IV'- ' J ’\N/' arc ihe* strongest and mo t literal ever mad**, and nr" positively \/ rU VAd\\/ \S /T j/yi v\ / binding:; our vehicles mirt prove tin m in artual nr vice \j/ b« l'oro we’ll expect you lo Ijp .sat isf. d. Wo do n«>t ciinipcte with L people wlio havo iao reputation to lose, or who misrepresent their hi.tails ni iHTVRi.y for *c,:».00 V Ll—umi Send To-Day For Our Big New Free Catalog, No. 105 It describes, pictures and prices upwards of two hundred modern styles of th • liiphe.-.t grade Hum.bouts, Speeder s. Buck board 5, T< »i» I’ntr tries, Stanhopes, Phaetons, Surreys, Spring:, Farm and Mail Wagons, Road Carts and Bar- \ IT JR* ness at actual faetorv prints. We sell DlKl.i'l’ and save you 1 g %jl vv#f the dealer’s profits. Don’t delay. Write today. HAVE while yi»u pay. llepi. ' ' il South Fornyth Street, AHhii3a, orpia. 1 moned in less time than it to hitch a horse Connection with the Bell System puts you in touch with the whole country. You need a q telephone in your home. Write to nearest Bell tL. Telephone Manager for pamphlet, or address Farmers’ Line Department I Southern Cell Telephone | . cmd Telegraph Co. P So Tired ft may he from overwork, but the chances are its from an in active LIVER With a well conducted UVE3? one can do mountains of labor v ithout fatigue. It atltla a hundred per cent to one:; earning capacity. it can be kept in licslihiul action by, and only by dF= j» il n-ig pmre* Pille ■J I*3il & e jjfd TAKE 710 9WSGTITUTS. Farmers are still very busy. <’hamlMM'hiin's Colic, Cholera anil Diarrhoea Kemetty the Best ami Surest. “It affords me pleasure to state that I consider che prepara l ion known ns (Tani lierlnin's Colic, Cholera and Dlimhota Remedy the host and surest of good re sults of aav I have ever ns* d in n. v fami ly,” says P. E. Herrington, of Mt. Aerial, Kv. This is the universal verdict of all who use this remedy. Its cures are so prompt and effect uni that pleasure is rec ommending it. For sale by Ront on Drug Go. McCall patterns „ . Celebrated lor style, perfect fit, simplicity and reliability nearly 40 years. Sold in nearly every city and town in Ihc United St;it< - s ai.ii Canada, or by mail direct. Meire toM Uun any other make. Send for free catalogue, MCCALL’S MAGAZINE More subscribers tlmn any other fashion magazine—million a month. Invaluable. 1... N cst styles, patterns, dressmaking, _ millinery, plain sewing, fancy needlework, hairdressing, etiquette, good stories, etc. Only fit) cents a year (worth double), including a irtc pattern. Subscribe today, or send lor sample copy, AONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS to Agents. Postal brings premium catalogue and new cash prize oflci s. Address '.HE McCALI CO., 228 to 2<S YV. 37th SMW YORK The surest and eulsicst way to cure a cold or cough is by gent ly and freely moving the bowels Bees Laxative Gough Syrup is pleasant, stops kite coughing and quick ly rcleaves the cold bv allying congestion and by pleas,a nt ly aml |.lumpily moving the howds. Sold by Sold by Horton Drug Co. Z. I). Ward, Stockbriilgw, Ga.