Waycross headlight. (Waycross, Ga.) 1884-1???, July 14, 1886, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTemperance,Trirth and Justice. $1.00 Per Annum, m LANIER A 70U1CANS, Proprietors. Advance- WAYCROSS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY J 4. 1€E6. An Important East Tennessee Short Line. TIa /nop. Only Line Double Daily Pullman Palace* and Mann Boudoir Buffet Sleeping Cara. Only 28 bourn Jacksonville to Cincinnati without RUKSWIC Swum, Ga., February'12tli, 188Q. Toths repue Qixuallt: iron ow nearly twenty’ one years old has Decision of the Supreme Court. ■been a sicKly child for ten yeafs—suf fering from swollen feet and stomach, an intensely sallow complexion—thin blood, a varying appetite a..d ^»vK*l weakness—preventing his doing any ym-V—10 wnirtla# linlatn TO .........S.. - — month ago. Lonmin Briggs’ Tonic Pills I Jacksonville to change. Cannon Ball. The ‘Flyer* Express Express. Lv. Jacksonville, lwpm 7 00pm I Callahan 225 pm 802p m “ Waycross 420pui 1015 pin , “ Jcsup - - 6 20pm 12 20 night Arrive Macon 1135 pm 040 am Ar Atlanta - 255am 1115 am ArKome - 555 am 315pm and .great , doing any work—his weight being 72 pounds a month ago. Leaming'of the -merits of Briggs’ Tonic Pills 1 obtained soino and after giving him 6 boxes ho now weighs 80 pounds, bis hfealth is letter than it has been for-ten years—bis complexion ruddy, Iris strength is also, wonderful Secbet or So-calucd Pattent Medi cines Declared Usurpations and Dangerous Infringements on the true Science or Medicine. Ty Ty Route. 50 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE BETWEEN WAYCROSS * ALBANY. THEIR CLAIMS ARE UNFOUNDED, AND THEIR FORMULAS MULL NOT BEAR THE PIERCING scrutiny OF CHEMISTS AND PHYSICIANS. •r.vv ■ridajf, May 7th, 1886, willsnm as follows: NORTH AND SOUTH. . lv VSOpm 900p m' lv 155j> ni 9 25 p m lv 2 22 pm B>00 p ni lv 3 00 pin 1040 pm lv 3 55 p m 1145 p in • lv 412 p m 12-night ar 438pm 1230 am LANIER &Y0UMANS, MANY AHE WORTHLESS AND SOME ACTUALLY"DANGER OUS TO IICMAN LIFE. Brunswick Pyles’ Marsh Jamaica Wayuesville, Hoboken SchlattervUle 'Waycrosa Savannah via 8. F.&W.Ry Jacksonville via S F. A W Jacksonville via 8F&F Savannah via S,E.& W Waycross AVaycross, Georgia. Chill and Fever Remedy Tlie Startling Revelation that Twenty Thousand Infants are Annually Killed in the Uni ted States by. the Use of “Soothing Syrup” Which Analysis Shows to Contain a Large Per. cent, of Opium. Mothers Poisoning their Innocent Babes with Laudanum Concealed in a J Secret Nostrum, “Guaranteed to. contain no Opiate.” There being such a great demand for Fever remedies in this country, I have been making a special study of the different remedies used in malarial troubles ever since I have been in the drug business. I de termined last Fall upon putting up some preparation that would cure the majority of cases of Fever, Ague, Chills, etc., and that would take the place of a great number of lv2 00pm. 930pm lv 7 01 a m lv-6 00 pm 12 45am lv613piu 2 00am lv717 p m *258am ly 841 p m . lv 8 50 p m lv 9 28 p m lv 9 44 p m ar 1030pm 5 30am 1 ar 9 40 a m R ar 1.35 ft m, « A A a* iv > - 2 39 p ui, ;a via W & Aar** 7 07 p xh viaCin Soar . G50 a nr WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH 1 . Express 8 47pm 8 55 aiija 130pm 2 45 j/m 710pm 1110pm Mrs. £. Highsmith. DEALER IN Chief Justice Common Sense Says : Ladies and Gentlemen of this vast uni verse.—This case is certainly the most important that has ever come before us for consideration, and demands our undivided attention. It is by no means a new issue, for, as far back- as we can trace the true science of medicine, we can also sec that this evil has existed: —this claim of some to have “discover ed” some wonderful -healing balm known only to themselves and some ig noramus from whom they learned how to make their panacea—I need not tell the intelligent how uterly false such claims are, both as tdthe origin, and value of these nostrums. We .think the test of mentis the only fair test, and the universal sentiment is that every one should be willing to abide by it. Compe tition in'the manufacture of medicines, to the extent that it has for its primary object the placing of the best article upon the market, establishes the legitimate place of a preparation on' its merits. To ward off such competition by claims of a secret known only to the manufacturer, is to substitute false recommendations for true ones, and to elevate the inferior to a par with that which is first-class.— We have positive evidence, also, that many of .these nostrums are actually dangetwo* to human life, notably, a earefullv compiled statistic on the sub ject of the diseases Incident to the ten der period of ..childhood estimates that . Twenty Thous&rd' BUM- ] Arc annually killed outright by the use ] of so-called “Soothing Syrup,” “guar- J anteed to contain no opiate.” .Think i of this, gentlemen and ladies of the great Jury of Public Opinion, sec the loving mother dropping the vile opium mixture that is to kill her child, worst J of all with her own hand murdering her 1 innocent babe, laboring under the de lusion that “it contained no opium,” ] and yet analysis shows that a certain 4 popular “soothing syrup” does contain a large, dangerously large! proportion , of luudauum and 20,000 children are es timated as being the number Unit are £ each year swept into the grave bj It and ] similar preparations, “said to contain no opiate.” ■, Pysicians turn away in disgust, from \ all such vile mixtures, as they have no . means of judging of their applicability and are not M illing to give blindly an J unknown mixture which may be worth- 1 less, may be dangerous and might possibly suit the diseases for which it was recommended, but no certainty ’ exists as to the strength or uniformity of the preparation, it is a secret, or pat- tent medicine, made with an eye to cheapness of production, and exclusive control, based on a false claim of “dis covery,” and peculiar virtues and me- | dicinal qualities with an utter disregard . to troth, science and common sense. | Such claims, however, are short-lived for the public, though deceived for the time cannot always be hoodwinked, and JACKSON GRIMES. Has just opened a large assortment Consisting in pajl of Cincinnati So , lv*. Chattanooga, Via W & Alv Maricrta via W & A lv • Atlanta, via C R.fi hr Macon, via C R R lv Albany. lv £30 a m Davis lv555am Willingham lv 6 10 a m Sumner lv 6 38 a m Ty Ty lv 6 58 a m Alapaha lv 813 a m Pearson lv 9 14 a m Waycross ar 10 20 am DRY GOODS, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Gents’Clothing . and sold several thousand bottles, and it nAs never failed to cure in a single instance. Meeting with this unprecedented success I feel perfectly safe in placing a GUARANTEE upon EVERY hot tic; so, when it is taken according to the directions and it does not ef fect a cure the money will ho re funded. The regular practicing piiysi- (North side of Courthouse Square) Waycross, Ga, Valdosta, Ga SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, 8 05-a arTSoam 9 30pm lv 7 01 a m 8 45 £ in lv 1040 am 4 10 pm lv 1405am >-4 35 am tell 20 am K 452am cians of the country have examin ed the formula of Jennings’ Fever Tonic, and pronounce it efficient YANKEE NOTIONS, Jamaica .. ._ Pyles’ Marsh lv 115 a m 7 00 a m Brunswick ar 1 50 p in 7 40 a in BRUNSWICK AND WAYCROSS ACCOMMODA TION* Stops at all Stations. Leaves Brunswick i : : _ 5 15 a m Arrives Waycross : : 1010 a m RETURNING : Leaves Waycross- ' v 3.20 pm Arrives Brunswick * 800 p m The mail train stops at all B. & W. stations. Connections made at Waycross to and from all points on the 8., F. & W. Railway. r Pullman, Palace, Sleeping and Mann few of the great number of unaolic- j ited certificates received in regard to its cures. T Albert Jennings, Druggist, Jasper, Kin. ' BUGGY HARNESS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, CROCKERY- WARE, READY MIXED PAINTS, White Lead, Varnishes, Linseed Oil, Colorings, ETC., ETC. Also a full Line of Gold, and Gold plaited Paints, Oils, Troops Hurrying to the Front Banks! Men, We ms. and Children on a Big Eush (at Certificates. Newnaxsville, Fia.J July 22, 1885. i Mr. T. Albert Jennings, Jasper, I Fla.: Dear Sir- -I have used your Fever Tonic quite extensively with uumnan, iramce, steeping anu aiann Boudoir Sleeping Cars upon Jackson ville and Cincinnati through trains.. Purchase tickets aVB. & W. stations arid save extra fiffe collected on the train. ..-1 J.^. STcDuffiEj A. A. Gaddis, <>tlen Pass Agt. Vice-Pros and Gen’l Man’r. ' - F.AV. Axoieb, As’t.GanT Pass Agt. V. L. Stanton, Agent, Waycross, Gar Cnlass, Putty, Tarnishes. JEWELRY- my hands, and find that it will do all you claim for it. I take pleas ure* i» recommending it. Yours truly, John F. Lamb, Conductor Roadway Train, S. F. & W. Railway. F. R. & N. Railway ShopsJ I Ellavii.le, Fia. j Mr. T. Elbert Jennings, Jasper. Fla.: I Dear Sir—I can safely and ( cheerfully recommend Jennings’ Frver Tonic, a pleasant cure for bilious fever, etc. Yours Truly, J. D."Johnston. Jasper, Fla., July 10,1885. Mr T. Albert Jennings, Jasper, Fla: Dear Sir—I liave used “Jen nings’ Fever Tonic,” and find it to be a success. One bottle cured three cases of chill and fever on Btny place. I cheerfully rccom- Binciul it. Yours Respectfully, gj Tiios J. Bryan. Jennings, Fla., July 21,1SS5. Mr. T. Albert Jennings, Jasper, Fia.—Dear Sik My wife had the CHEAP GOLD AND SILVER WALTHAM AND ELGIN Watches, SHAWL PINS, Grocery- Store ! GOLD BREAST PINSi EAR RINGS, FINGER' RINGS, SOLD P-NS, EfC., ETC. are headquarters for fiiie Jewelry. All goods at the lowest cash prices. sep9 9ms. Where there is a constant war fare being waged on high prices Choice Flour and Meal, Magno lia Hants, Smoked Shoulders, meet it is to do better than % others, in all' departments where experience, skill, productive facilities and commer cial honesty are legitimate factors. In keeping wtth this view of the man ufacture of medicines which are and al ways will be in demand, a class of remedies have sprung up to meet a popular demaud, I allude to non-secret or remedies having the formula on them, thus enabling Physicians— who are as a class oo busy to manufacture or compound their own prescriptions,— to, inspect them and recommend them in cases to which they are suited. The people who take such preparations are enabled to Know what they are taking, and what they may reasonably expect to gain from them. Prominent among this class of remedies I would call your attention to PricKly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium, compound (P. P. P) as a remedy of rare merit, being composed as it is of the fluid extracts of Prickly Ash, Poke Boot, StiUingia, Sarsaparil la and containing the Iodide of Potas sium, all well-known alternatives or Blood rurifiers, carefully proportioned and combined, so that each table spoon ful represents an exact amount of each’ Hash Weights. CORDS, Hinges, Screws, LARD, SUGaR, COFFEE, SYRUPHoNEY, . - VINEGAR, and everything wanted for fam ily consumption, Mr Sharp be : hind the counter cutting prices, keen to trade and offering a re ward for the best customer in the city. Call and examine Plaster, Hair, Cement, Etc., Etc. Write for prices, ADVERTISERS Caa learn ike exact cost of any .proposed line of advertising in American Papers /by addressing Geo. P’’ Howell & Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, lO Spruce St, New York. Send lOete. for lOO-page Pamphls* Roots and Barks in making the various Fluid Extracts and. in this way secure the full medicinal strength of each of the vegetable remedies used. Physi cians endorse it as a perfect Blood Medicine and the public find in it a re liable remedy for Rheumatism, Scrofu la, Syphillis, Old Sores, Malarial Pois- ining and all broken down conditions requiring a powerful tonic- and alterna tive. It is absolutely harmless, as everyone who takes it improve in gen eral* health and gain strength! rapidly. It is strong—bc- I ing a fluid extract, and not a tea made j bv boiling roots in a pot like slops.— T*wo to four bottles are sufficient-to .NOTICE. GEORGIA—Ware County. "to All Whom it May Concern: Cora L. Waldron, administratrix of E. D. Waldron, deceased, has, in due form, applied to the undersigned for leave to sell one town-lot of land in the town of Waycross, said countv, Known as the Waldron & Ivey store-house lot belong ing to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in August next. This July 2nd, 1886. WAR REX LOTT, - July 7-4t] Ordinary. Mr. T. Albert Jennings, Jasper, Fla.: Dear Sir—Last spring I had an attack of fever. Hearing of your Fever Tonic, I purchased • a bottle and used oniv a third of it and was cured The remainder of the Sks U 2 • Valdosta, Oa.,' April 12th, 1886. ■ To The Vcblic: My wile has bee» t 8 ||hsI|h|o3.*|BI troubled with iwollen stomach, sallow J* 3 PS» i?-3 ■$p }E3 - complexion, thin blood, Iom of appetite - . . headache, great weakness, vertigo—be ing unable to do any work, or waIk aay : " distance without getting weak and dfx- zy. 1 have been buying medicine lor a IliTOUVllb-l"! ItlillBj AJ» 5 bottles and she is i ow entirely well i > IrtUl licit with a good appetite and pi n y of col- A Lite experience. Remarkable and or, and is strong enough to do all lira quick cures. Trial Packages. Bend work without fatigue. I reccmmeiltt; stamp for sealed particulars. Addreee them as the best tonic sold. pf. WARD A CO. Louisiana, Mo. Very Respectfully, A EUNICE. AT COST, I now offer my entire stock of drv goods at eost. No HUMBUG. Conm and see me ami be convinced that I mean what I say. J. Lee Smith. Very respectfully, J. F. Stewart, Assessor, Hamilton Co., Fla.

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Waycross headlight. (Waycross, Ga.) 1884-1???, July 14, 1886, Image 1