The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, May 13, 1891, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texte » / 2 }‘ '3/ B ‘:‘%{ 2 ."‘.“Z R o >3 9 (BN . S CIAASE £~ <)Y "V:’S,’ - U i N:: \“. SN @\ \ N & _.,‘;;'g \;. R i ;»’s;'\ Fin\ e\ T é FarS N\ L PP PGS el Lo ‘he method and vesrl's when Syruy: of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and rireshing to the taste, and ac: genily yet promptly on the Kidneys Liver and Luwels, cleanses the svs tca efiectuslly, dispels colds, head coues and fevers and cures habitual cougtipation. Syrup of Figa is the >uiz - vedy of its kind ever pre duceC, easing to the (aete and ac ceptalla to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in it< effects, prepared onlv from the mo:¢ healthy and agreealic -übstances, its lany excellent qualitic: commend it to ail and have madec it the most pogulm' remedy known. yrup of Figs is for eale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who mey not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFGRNIA FIG SYRUP €O. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOVISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, .. 200,600 ‘eet of good Lumbe for sile at my mii located ten miles south o Bawscr cn old Brunswiek & Albany railro-d bed. Price. lange from 40c. to 1.0 0 per ' undred, 7%¢. per hundr strzigit for a bill for hons.. R. N. HIGDON. Dawson, G, -~ % ~~~ o r!,/‘:iz' Z 1 k e T RN s NS EW LSRN UGN 5’5; e *A’: "’5, N i TERERST ~ ~ N g £ d OysTAZZI LryeeS TRAZE Mank ™ The woceutly elected United States serator f Georgin, Genral John B. Gordon <ays: Mr. . K. Hawkis—Desr Sir: Tne purt’ 2opie glasses vou rurnished me som« time since pive excelient satistaciion. I have teved them by use, aid nost say they wre . unequal (‘l! i\l o 3 raece a 0 d byt ney l\’ fl'._\' that | o RE"': HWn CEN ORIWON, Ex. Governor of Giorgia. G FITZHUGH LEE. Yexi v V san, 18, 1890 Mi A. $ Hewkes—Dear Sie: W I sequiv the ure o F glarses 1 weur your pa o tistopic eryotelized wenses. In resreet 1o brilliavey snd cleartess o VElon, .y Are supertid tonoy loss es [ bave ever wed R speciiuby, Friznvon LEE, Ex-Gouerior o Virginia, fRUM TIE X GUVERNOR Ok FLCLI Foi 1 vsee, | M.rcii 5, 1888, —Nr. A K. Howges, Atlmta, Ga. Dear Sz 1 heve thoroughly tested the pliEies you fiiwd to my Cves some tive since, and have tound then to poserss softress of vision which surpasses snyibing ot the kivd 1 have ever v:ed Respectiully, W. D. Proxnam. Lhese clusses are in duily use by thousar.ds <1 the best citizens of this country, wno find no preise too high for their opinion of them, FROM THE GOVELRNOR OF LOUISIANA. Bator Rouge, La., Jan, 23, 1886 —=To Mer, A. K. Howkes—l war Sir: 1 desire 10 testity to the great superi ority of your erystalized levses. They combine great brillianey with sott ness and pleasantness to the eve more than 1 bove ever found. S. D. McENERYy. Governor of Louisiana, A ful' assortment of these celebrat ed glesses ot tle diug store of ; AN § > R 5 DEAN & BRANNON. DAWEON, GA. P 5 ¢ oy ISt | Koy Heabits 1 ’«'¥‘_ 05 = ¢ b wigh %i g 18 §ent l'tUl!'l:‘ [ 4 & 5. M. WOOLLE ¢, \ At aza v @l4, Wl iteha. o v e ol ’ Merrci's -- Thread, v/ ","Qf /) a ;‘A@T&‘." L Ky . :.:/ A\ /s ”“ MLI @é& Ao\ .V ‘{ \S ) S LAI SOLD bY e r e MELTOXY BROS. ORISRt emetue Y STV TR WD NI Sy Nl s s sTvew " SEvewTEEN STVENTY rL N B Y ? 2 Wk s Y E ~ & ’_‘-.} o A A = AL T 6' oS if‘f'g‘;‘a" To care Bilionsness, Sick Headache, Constie pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take the sale and certain remedy, SMITH'S TR Use the 1% 47 L € ze (40111810 Beansto the boitle) ; 1148 MOST CONVENIENT, Sz cicle fear all Agems. ?rh‘f QFf o it * size, 25¢. per Bottle. FEDNGEC -7 ' “_10"_"("“!“ RIS T 110000 ‘ESBITRe Y s U UEBEARS,C 2T.LOOIS M. THE NEWS ’ A l E.l i i Ev E L RAINLY. | OFFICTAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY. !-‘:-‘T‘,—_'f e e e IDAWEON, MAY. 3¢n, 1891 e e | Food for Though, Lwav he v siopleton, but it T 4 | st o v stdap thot ei . ])' < midod P pl# hatez a rigai w 0 thivk o goo {things some times. [ have been [thinking, aud I think there are some [things th t we ouzhit to talk about, | nd tulk abont them until we are thevrd; so I will besin by asking a question: Why don’t our legisliure [ pags puoact making it an assault tor ;mr man to curse spot! ap, ; lere comes al M a o macy, '“‘\l i ;;my Little difforence _ews up between { bim and his fellow man, le's got to :::-ursc him out. Cau't get ulons | withoui it! Can't make the inipresv | sion on his neizhbor that he is a nan %unless he cursss him. Can niake [ his aeishbor feel ved enon b without feursing him.an't bunilivie Lim wiih é-.ut hammesinz hi-«o with the sacred tm'.m(»‘ of the Lord Y mighty, ' I say down with i ; make it an of. l!i'l\so' worthy of punishment for one | man to curse another, and wa will soon see a diminishing of homicides, There will not be s 0 many casualties in the columns ot the papers. Pun- Nish it as it deserves and [ dare 1o l.ﬂ:ay there will he fess qu rreling, for ?nim’-!en hs ot the buliies in Georuia leould not quarrel at a b it you deprivs ‘ed them of their li er'y ta curse an ienen;y. | Let us agitate this question and sk our leoisiature 10 puss upon ir. [t will tenefii onr ur nomens i | Will suve oul Youius trea: th prace- I tive —for when it cones 10 the poiut | that we can’t curse anybhody we wili i!;:. ve o use for curse words, But,suyvs { some one, ean’ help ic itisa ha !\\llh me, and wuen oot ond it I was (not to curse » littie I'd burst. well, | you better bur t, ! Now, Mr. Editor, this may go to | the waste busket, but it it does will | you think about this think and, some | time when you go to puy your respects | to that body of intellect at our capiral | will you tell them that I've got a boy I od I waut them to fix the law so he Ccan't cusssnybody or anything: no. Lot even a mule. Tell ‘em to mak ! t a Lrutality to the mule and punish |able by law: »nd tell 'em to mak. the law stroug, so it will be an josult to « .idm" to hear o memor 2 boy use cuss i words, i I never tried to curn but twice iu Proy e, but s am swiully atraid that [~ etine one o tiese deiermined iu.n;» with iake o qu orter’s worth oui lof o e, sud will thus ten 1t me to say | something, | | ‘Texas bas got it, aid let us have it. ‘ : - Lcrreu Filius, iv Senvia Evterprise. ‘ L 1 A Yeurg Man's Fauey. ( l A lurge atlowsnce is to be made for ! ihe sweeping assertion of the poet lhnli {*“'m the spring 2 youn: wav's ancy Jiartly wires o thouskts o love,” I(} | certain'yas vot true ot the nalaria [)'ﬂlll‘yg nian, whose favey, it he hus : any, is of the doil avd heave variety, % ‘he malmial youny man warches |around as the captive o+ General Des | bility. The readiest ard most obvi= lious means o escape are aflorded by 'S, 8. 8., which, without any flourish, | routes Gereral Debhlity and his man |larial allies. What i 3 true of the | young mav is true of the yonng lady, juud the whole host of sutferers. 8. S.B. is a specific formalaria. ile wot There, Wken the last excursion of Ohio visitors pissed tbhrough tlis seetion, they stoppea at Avdersanviiic to see ihe nutional cewetery st hat point sud to view the rencin: o (he oid stockade that conained ihe Federal prisoners during the lute unp easont- Ness, A certain young mar, welisknown in this city, accon patied the excur= slotisis nom Anercus to Audersois vide, and on their asrivel there the ~atoresaid yourg man lett the puriy ;Ia ud pusted a piece of p.per upon a tombstone bearing the i seription o | htle couplet that he wauted the | visttors to read. | A tersticking the paper on the L tombstore he rejoined the puriy, and, | by one o his iugenious devices, led Slhvm to the point where the tombe ‘ tove wis adorsed with his couplet 1 O their srrival there cvery Olio [ vy 0 course, wanicd 10 rend whe { ~azou the puper, and this is what ; Vit cyes tell upown “The yankees came in a mighty band, ‘ To free our niggers and take our land. Lo, this tombstone marks the spot. The amount of land this Yankee got.” Guaranteed Cure for LuGripps. e wnthoriz . our advertised drug it to s}l you Dr. Kitgs New Dis wery for Consunpuion, Couchs and «olds, upon this cordition. It you are ufflicted with 1a grippe and wili e this rewedy seeording o direce FhE, giving it a faie trial, and sxpes Yleece po Lendfit, vou may return he bottle sod heve vour waney res nnded We moke this offer heeanze ot the wondertnl snceeoss 0! I Kilcgz& New Discovery during last seasous lepiderie. . ve lwsrd of no case in whith it tailed. Try it. Trial bots [t tree w 1 T, D, Sulee drug store, | lmrie size 90 gents und 1.00. COWS hAD AN EAR FOR MUSIC, Cows Followed a German Band and Bellow ed for More Harmony. An English writer on the “Eijccts ot Musical Sounds on Anim:l&” has ‘published some curious ob-erv itions on this subjects, A few of those re=- lating to oxen and cows =il he of in. b rest, Opposite to vur house wae a Iy t ﬁ"\‘ ih \\f;l"f) SO tWeive or thirieen cons were put curing the sunner | months. One day a 4 Gerniin haad | “evna to play on he roud which divo- ‘ d d the house from the field. The cows were quictly zrazinz at the other end ot the field, but no sooner did they hear the n.usic than they at once ad voneed toward it and stood with their heads over the wall witentively liste: . | This might have passed unnoticcd, hat upon the musicians going awiy, the animals followed them as well a they could on the other side, and when they could get no further stond lowiug piteonsly, ~o exeited did the cows become that some ot them ray round thefield to try and get out, but, findin: no outlet, returned to the same corner where they bad losi sizht o the baud, and it was sone time before they seemed satisficd that the sweet sounds were cone, There are many anecodotes that show that the ox or cox has a mu«i ical ear. The carts in Corunna, in Spain, make so loud and disngreenble a creaking sound with their wheels for the want ot oil, that the gover. nsr his issued ao order to have the wheels yre;sed, but the carters pe titioned that this nizht not he doue, as oxen liked the <annd, and wonnd vot draw 8o wel!l withaut i e eurios wemed gusid our Vory Liest Peandy Confi r st \ hat Dr. Ack i I I 0 every way superior ty anv 2o other preparstions tor ihe Dhroas i Lunge In W hooping Con b ad Croup, it 18 mugic and relieves o onee. Wa ofler vou a samnle hots! tee Rember, this Remedy i =old of a positive guaranutee by Ueon & Davis Editor Cook Visits Dawson, The associate editor of the Nuws and Advertiser speut last Sanday iy Albany's sprightly httle neizhbor, Dawson, and io a trip over the city was astonished at the mavy hund some new residences and Tusiness buildings, which we saw in course of construetion, Notably among these siruciures is the Faldwin & Co, building, nearl. conpleted, which would do a eredit 1, any city, It is three stovies and » basemwent, gla:s frout, and in its gen clz2] arrapgement is sin ply splendid. Editor Ramey has a right to occasion aliv exclaim, “Don't rawsen grow.’ Albanv News :nd Advertiser Hard if It /s Farr. Saturday®s Wayecross teadlizht contaived the tollowing Item* *“Before us 18 a note brou_ht by the the City Marshal, aud sizned by the Clerk ot Couneil, irforming us tha unless we pay for the cemetery lot on which our boy was buried list summer w:thin sixty days, his remaics would be moved to the Potter’s field. rhe lot ought to have heeu paid tor be tore,but with several hundred dollars worth ot accounts for subscriptions. advertisements and job priatiog, ‘which we bhave failed to collecy, six ‘months of sickness since its purchase, t has not beea, and the council as a body are only doinz their duty in the collection of cem tery dues. Those who huve tbe labor of ourself anu that dead boy in the past and have not paid tor it are {he ones repousinle tor this threat of decradation. They are the careless and indiferent o+es that would cause the whitenin_ bones of as aitiiul aboy asever li ca to do his duty o the publie, boras 1o the potier = ficid and the flowers o his huninle grave, water=d by th tears of wother nnd sisters, 1O sunder, I' you owe us snd ean pov o i the time to do =O." | Good Locks. Good 'ooks are more than <l decp, depending upon a healthy con dition of ali the v'tal orzans. [ the liver be inactive you bave a bilious look, it your stomach be disord re! you have a dyspeptic look and i vour Kidueys be atected you buve a pinch ed look, Secare good health and vou will bave goud lonks. Eicetric Bit ters is the great alterative aud thuie, aud acts directly on these vital crzans, Cures pimples, biotchos, boils, and vives a good complexion. Sold by T, D. -ale, druggist, Uncie Sam’s Frohting Men. The United States has o small reg ulae army—probably not above 20,. 000 men, the limit being 26,0600, But the nation as a military power is ot inconscquent. In the stotes are en rolled as wilitwmen 106,269, Be hiud these, as @ reserve, are 7,695,- 242 treemen who are availalle tor military duty, In the event of an attack Uncle Sam wounld make a pret lty big fight before giviny up. Dr. Acker’'s English Pills. ‘ Are active, eflective and pure. For sick headache, disordered stomach, loss ot appetite, bud com plexion and biliousness, they have never been equuled, either in America or abroad. Sold by Dean & Davis. 1t is now provided by a law passd in Denmark that all drunken person g shall be taken home in carriages, a\ the expense of the landlord who sold them the last glass. Three Mysterions Water-Holes, Scientific inquirers are puzzlod b y certain mysterious water-holes in the ledgze on the shore of the Bootlibay Land Company’s territory in Maine. They are on the eastern sid~ o 1 wh t is known as “Sprace P.iat,Y eloge 10 the tumous “Liverss W Ik.” ilcr sre thre o them, ci ht inelioa to o I oHT I 3 & y i [ deep ; o "\ ¢l tviar, a 4 in s I theq ardes ﬂ L. i wa'lly lxl-‘)’ ai ascribed to the Indians, awld are si P posed 16 hove been used by that it ple in pouudivg corn. One thing sure, it they werewver used for (b t purpuse it was in ages long past, when the surt line was much turther out than it isat present. In this day and age sez water fills them twice a ’:0 day, rerderin: them wholly unfit ‘ forany such use. Itis possible that ‘ the penivsuia of Maive and New Brun. l swick is slowly sinking beueath the waves? The very idea is startlinr.-- St Louis Repubiie. A Horrid Sample, A comnierci ] traveler whom | know carries perhaps the most uniqtic “sample” in the dromuing prm’es-, sion. It is nothing less than a nu~ man body, three years old, an exam.. ple of the effic ¢y of a certain e~ iulviive fluid. For three years this mummy hus been transported on the railronds as a sample case would be, and, indeed, there is no oatward sizn 5 which would indicate the uncunn_\'i nature of its contents. In this in | stance the lon_er the e dy is preserved the ciore ot ar adveriise nont it is o the Iluid fu the veins of the iy Tre box i-zine lined, and dees exceed the hutis o the viiire d « | CesN Dagsua ¢ e 1 weizhe, e 1 comt” e whii o . weatner crows wurmer, aud w Natare is re exin her vouth, Ler nitrey uil & Ish aud n Thiz eoudition isawing nnicly T pur couditiva ol the bl ; and its faiture to supp hesl thy tissue “to ' the' wvarious orcans of the boty, It is remark: i how susceptible the syste n is to th help to be derived from a cood nied. iclte at this season Possessing jus those purifyin., building-up quaiiti - whieh the body croves, Hoo i's K s'pariila soon overcowes th ot th: teeling restores the app- tite, purifi - | the blood, and, ivshoet i pirts vi o ‘ rous hesith, I thousendy of friond's | s with one voice declare * It Maube- ! the Weak Stron-.” ‘j Conntry Fditors Take Nolice. The coutry editor who tokes ali iis sdveriisemonts cut io trade will he granifi-d o learn that 2 new pitl, ju-t paterted, will keep a nan : shole weck without eting. )] he wants now to mek» him happy is & liver syrup that will mak. onc suit of clothes last Lim seventy five years, New York Herlld, LR THAT TERRIZLE COUC . In the morninz buareied or dif§ ‘ult brea hing, r isinz phlesu: tichtneas in the ehest, quickene pn'se, chilliness in the evening or swe ts at nicht,sll or any of these things are the first staes of cons sumption. Dr Acker's Englibs “ough remedy will cure these fmr‘ ful symptoms and is sold under s’ pasitive guucantee by Dean & Da vis. A Swiss law is said to constitute >very man his own assessor, After death iton investigaiion, fraud is pro~ ven, the governn ent swoops down on his estteand confiscates siffi dents 1o iquidarte the back t xes _uid in!r‘f!‘?(.l Phey miztit do io a mde p pud it" hike Swatz! v nd,oatl it woulda't woek | ell ¥ this zrand eo Intry. i Bucklen' Armizi Salve. ; Yhe Posy Sy i h r'd rI } i ~ 3 2 Vol Pu) ..t e yped Hands, Chil'hy 05 orns, ! <Kiis | Lruptions u fepsiigy YUOires il » ' 1 n:‘ irel, b ois uer R l g vive ot mattsf gy 5, OF j ! Price 25 er box. | For y L. D. 8 ~a We like the simplicity 20d bo esty of the following advice civin by 1n l Dadtas Moruivg News Mo the Tex i YOUuin: - *Youoy man, you may pot be abl in get the world zfire, hut you ¢ 1 kKindle a flume in the kiteken ~tove | or your old mither (0 evos dingor” A man was tei o and eonvicied | s week io Missomi tor h ‘ih five wivis. The ‘nd e fet hine 8 ol ou the grounds, probably, that he ba been puvisned enough o tryiug to live with five wives. A Michiiun citizen ases a dicorce rom his wile becausa she wmikes lite a burden te him by kecping o revols ver in the howe fur the exress purpose of showing him who is hoss, e A dispute over & cents eaused n! murder in Chicaro, and one over ‘.’;’),; cents caused a simular tradesy ir | Huatsville, Ala. The Governor ot California has signed the rex liw muking train wrecking punisbable by denth | A. ]J. Baldwin & Co. have received over = 300 Window Shades of the very latest styles wiich they are offer ing at low figures, Calil and sce them. \\\\\‘\\.\\ \\\\ \\\\\\\ '\TI“ ‘ ‘ SRR RO R R A 7 7 A 7 ﬁ Q; 5 < : : ¥ /, ,‘ v ) , 3 N ‘ P 7Y < "‘v- ¢' :; A".,:‘ e - - - } £ N : A NS NN A TT R e TN T foer Infants and Children. “Castoriaisso well adapted tochildren that I recommend it as superior toany prescripidon known to me.™ 11. A. Arcuze, M. D., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. “The use of ‘Castoria ' is so universal and its merits so well known that it seems a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few arethe intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reach ™ Car Los MarTYN, D. D, New York City. Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church. ISOWRRY & ORI, Dry Coods, Notions, Carpets and Furniture, .Iill‘.;.l:l.I.:1l::l:uln:llslxulmln:;l:mi:xl:ul:!lt?.lml::ltrmtmm!nlzlil)mzlnmm'lmlul:m -: & WHY DO YOU COUGH ?: ._: 4‘ @4 R s i - 7 & SRR Do you know that a little cough is a dangerous g 538 NN thing? Are you aware that it often fastens on they LR . \\. 2 lungs and far too often runs into Consumption and g LN TNy ) ends in Death? People suffering from Asthma,g n y p S ‘,».) B”) Bronchitis, Pneumonia and Consumption will all g g,L ~-’ B tell you that & v /% “ITSTARTEDWITHA COLD.": % =3 " v“‘ %3 & :/,v’/ :\ . :i_ =;/ ‘_' ™ . Can you afford to neglect it? Can you trifle® —__3 2P >% with so serious a matter? Are youawarethat ® ’ o DR. ACKER’'S ENCLISH REMEDY & for Coughs, Colds and Consumption is beyond question the greatest of all® e Modern Remedies? It will stop a Cough in one night. It will check a Cold in® aday. It will prevent Croup, relieve Asthma and cure Consumption if taken® in time, ‘‘ You can't afford to be without it.” A 25 cent bottle may save you® 2 3100 in Doctor’s bills—may save your life ! Ask your druggist for it, or write ® = to W. H. HOOKER & Co., 46 West Broadway, New York, for book. = fassasssssmEsEEMEREERRBEE SRR SR RO NS e e B. F. CHRISTIE, ATTORN Y - AT - LAW. DAWSON, GA. Will praetice in the State and Federal Courts. Collections re coive speeisl attestion and proupt returns made, ! 2 Masy Leaned ON Farm lL.ands AND SITY FEnireEn:y At lowest rates of interest. LI loans renewd. R. F SIMMONS, Attorney at Law and Agent for Ga. Losn aud Trast Co. Or. L, C, GONEKE, PuysictaN AND SURGEON, DAWSON, GEORGIA I cau be found during the day at ny office adjoining the rooms of ihe Diwson Journal. At night at my residence on Lee street, Special attention to the diseases of women and children. GRIGGS & LAING. ATTORNEYS ATLAW,. DA WSON, GA. Promp atttention to ali business. Syt o Ry sl T § % Sy T B T TR a 7 Leirs 0 B W R R Sl ) R fr quﬂ*“ ;"’“',‘.-};'_;3 St AN R e ey ek -€‘."' gy L., = 3 - g XRILT B o M B P =5 Sigis ""}.4‘?"l SEe L i ARG g g LY %-ﬁy a 1 ; .0 i § s oo . . ————_— . a— | o com——— - o il 20 * i Z i e 9 ¢ e ——— . 2 e ot . T A Paitable Mavxes, Many Styles. New and Second-Hand. LOW ° CES, EASY TERMS. LONG TIME T i aan—— o —————co. o e = o F'.’!r:?f new instrument guaranteed for five « year shipped on trial, and if not as repre z:xu"lj can be returrsd at our expensa, With each Puano we give free a fine plush-top stool, silk embro vfe! cove , piano instrucior ind six pleces of mu ic. With each Organ we give free a good repcovered stool and instructor. ~—=#| FREIGHT PAID. b~ Xaagree to assume all freigh* on Planos and OJrgans. Those who want quick delivery, order from us. The mail and freight tacilities of .\t‘:anm are perfect. No matter what others offer, writs us before purcuasing, and see how easily money can “e saved. PIANOS . ...........$lB5O 00 to $1,500 OC ORGANS ....... . $4500t00 8 750 OC SpPeECIAL OFFERS. ’iano, Style 1 (illustrati tto PIEBBONT /0% wveti s, sovrwon: case, 7} octaves, three uni\»nul. ovestrung boss Il improvements. The best low 3 \ :rin‘:“'l l"l.mn“m.\nuf‘ir!u\:e.l‘u slla CC Clough & Warren, five octives, larg c. &w-ca ‘t .~‘.x‘.'n v “1“".4 Yoy ‘\ i ‘» t two sets of reeds, five stops 18 Mowse—Fro Better than other organs sold ot #7500, $§ ,‘; oni Beats the world. We offe. itfor only S e e e e e e J. L. JANES, ATTORNEY AT LaW DAWRSRON, GA. Business tfully solicited, Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation, Kills Wormws, gives sleep, and prowites di stion, Wizﬁ?us injurious medication, * For severai years I have recommended your * Castoria, * and shall always continue to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial results.” Eowix F. Parpee, M. D., “The Winthrop,' 125th Street and Tth Ave., New York City Tax CEXTAUR COMPANY, 17 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORE. o TRt ot 3oy G, By o 8 Ro | S IO - 'jb’;:..q_,’f ” ‘;Qgﬁf if?.’::’ BN e R T NS N e L 2 S ARt iR B N e A T e R R TS Y SRras e- T G (3] Ffaads “*‘--;rvf'ﬁ'ﬁj' : F Pl ot R R G e -Qv_hi‘ g"‘ & 4 (I ss= 30 M iIB ;‘i. 4 2 “:.;x BL - Ll e L e S e it RS S 8 RT S g SRR | 3 5 e A Bt 44 “0 0 26 A) Placed in Sonthern Homes since 1870—Twenty inn' successful business—salesover mix Million Liollars and yearly increasing. Why? Because the Country is ﬂooc{ed with Cheap, Interior Instruments, built and the public has found out that WE DON'T SELL THAT KIND Oar Instrumenta laad the world. Onr Prices LESS than factories Terms, Enrsiest. Methods, Fairest, Inducements, Frmmmt. and we pay freight. Write for Free Catslogues and Circulars explaining fully—all in plain print. Easy to bay from us I_ Southern Music House, s SAVANNAH, CA. INSURE YOUR LIVES. It is hardly worth while to try to impress the public with the impor tavce of Lite Insurance, for it is only a ques‘ion of ability with the majoris ty as to whether they will take it, very few who are able refusing. The rext point is the selection ot Com pavy So far the Fidelity Mutual Lite Associution has been the choice, aud will likely continue to be, having now more Ipsurance in force in this county than al' other companies com vived. Its rates are within the reuch of those who need Insurance niost, id in point or strength surpassed by rone and equalled by few. In tact, it ig a combination of ail the different plave of insurance, with the weak points of all eliminated—an improve.. went over all. For terms and intor nation apply to \ r SRV S. A. LOYLESS. Diseerti() X xR Wil! cure every case of [yspepsia or Incigestion, It hus been eqnaily successful in Liver Complaint, Constipation, Jaundice, Headache, Acidtty or Hartburn, Chronic Dysentary or Diar rhaca, Heart Disease and Asthma. Prepared only by Dr. Horr'sEnixie Co., Montezuma, Ga. PNt &Co C\EN“AMERALamsor [ ) \‘ } i - ' \ ilon ; mﬁ?'ﬁﬁu ﬁo:‘l‘:: !ﬁ?v.t?: Obtain Patents, (‘Av:l-‘. 'l'rnd At MUNN & b % A 361 Brondway, ‘\\ 2 T. D. SALE DRUG STORE ® ° T By T ™Y T DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, vy D Y~ Aly I ¥ T NG PAINTS, PATENT MEDICINES 7T FNET PRI TRSTETO A T e ﬁ’: S hl” é’l_..f bl o 7 .g,’.-'.;;?:«.‘ B s S o i T PPt AND ALL KINDS OF I'RUSHES, COMIS, TOILET ARTI( LES, FANCY. GOODS, EIC. ydani N Yrpd Wi 3 Well Crgenized! Well Stocked! Well Served! In all departents we cliin: to be theroughly cquipped. Over four thousand articies o 1 Common tse ald Nec'esny, kaary tuwiiy uoeds sonies time to deal with such a store, and tawily tiade is solicted, We wish to inpress upon painters the fuct thut we can save them money it they Luy trow us. Our stock is almost entirely new, aud everything dispersed by usis guar auteed tresh and pure. _ A share of the public patronage is cordially soliciied. T. D, BALE DRUGSIORI = &Fe ' % GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL Towic I T It is as pleasant to the taste as lemon o syrup. / SNO \E The smallest infant will take it and e ) never know it is medicine, o Children cry for it. . Chills once broken will not return, F 7 Cost you only half the price of .other et Chifl Tonics, i No quinine needed. No purzalive | 7 - needed. Contain ) 1 Bl Gt : ’:—«;“ It puriiies the bicod and removes all Vs e = == = malarial poison from the system, . e TnAEs g It is as large as any aollar tonic and %"_;_ : M@_@’S‘: S.s.” 8 . RETAILS FOR 50 CENTS. ;?T:'; :‘é P e . ;' r—;raj'z“.rw'v:i'gm“‘i;‘]"v:;- —;a é’ E A e ?i*i":*},ﬁam,' Wf‘ﬂ:@.i’? S o ::éﬁ e g. i',’ BVANRIZA NLIED s ; S s | CoRNFRE7TLLE, Miss,, Dee. 12, 1858, RN e e R ¥ P vin Wabrorns Ct i 3 ~\\l:% = &" T s 1 Lleaes sond me e d 't vour Grove's Tastes 19% v g g 2 = £ o 5 oo less Chill Toni W d with the lot from :; ,\%"\".'\-‘”\'\(. T ‘.- - = = ;Ln"rv-'u-_ mer. The people were d ;_3:.:". & \\‘;;f"-voﬁ\" S e =5 8T were pule and swar.y and emaciuted, havivg had e X L o ST Chror « s for months past f them fora pa 4‘;::\\ RN T iot they were ae mind ety WA CRARERT NIRRT A N EAETS and rosy thizks. Lasted Tke a ehar {ON, M. D YTANUTACTZRED BY PARIS MEDICINE €O., ST. LOUIS MO FORMERLY OF BARIS TINN o, 5 3 . ¥ l For Sale by all Druggists. B==» £ a R ‘ < a a &RWwiail XW, WILL: SELL YOU A % : -~ Dsy lanen *e 47 agon, buGq 100 G Lat a o) ? C’p »g e Sapmess ?"ﬁnkrf?‘s \ F e ..ﬁau C; b b ley Gr Mm.;'&u’:r -On as essy terme seany house in Geergin. Usll on them at them New Iron Eepository, where you will find Mr. J. W. BPROWN ever ! rcady to wait ou you. Good Notes Ireferalletr Money. Don't forget \ WE SELL THE BEST WALCYS MAPE The Studebaker, Tennessce, Old Hickory, Atlinta, “fiatsbe Iron” and Peidmont. { o ee e e 5. ASt el R A £AN . A 8 P sAitW 2 oM - H = Lo ~. - [ﬁ DEAN & BREANNON | bE\ i £ 9 " o e o P e \ DRUGGIS T 5. Pure Drugs. ‘ Chemicals, and Toilet Arti cles, such as Perfumery, Co logne, Extracts, Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet Creams and | Powders and a full line of Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes and Clothes Brushes, all of which are of the very best quality and as cheap as dirt. | PAINTS. i Any one in need of Paints ‘and oils will find it to their ad vantage tocall on us. We have: all kinds at very low prices. Prices ith We are recognized headqu you. W T LRV Keeps alwas in stock a full supply of e 7 5 i io‘ \:l r O OOTTOR Fancy snd Fomily « roceries. TOIBACCO gold by the Box at munufacturers’ price and very low at retail, Det rades on the market. I'he alliance is especially invited to look 2 wy tobaccos betore buyinz. DRIICD BICER A lot of the celebrated **Kentucky” dried beet just reccived. Fiue ever shipped bere, ICEKE : Delivered inauny pariof the city free of charge, Churches Land Chureh gocieties supplied free. ’ % W, D TLIEWIS R R T———— & o\ Liamp Goods. An elegant cssortment just received, such as Library Lamps, Students' Lamps,Hall Lamps, Piano Lamps, Stand Lamps, Elecyric Lamps, Brass Lamps, small Hand Lamps and a great many others too num erous to mention. COMpBS. We have a fine line of Combs of every description and you should look over them and get our prices before buy ing elsewhere. You ywill be picased. e - e i e L OVWesSI. wters and would be glad to see PEAN & BRANNON.