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DAWSON, GA., OCT. 14rn., 1891.
. PUBLISHER’'S NOTICE.
- The attention of subscribers in, ar
rears is directed to the cross marks
that will be found on their papers
this week. They will be there it
your subscription it due. We haven’t
time to see every subscriber, but we
do need every dollar you owe vz,
Come with your dollar when you see
the cross marks.
TERRELL ('num;' could -(:asi]y ac
commodate n ore public spitit on the
part of mzuy of her leading citizens,
THE Bevoer railroad bill has been
quietly liid to rest by the Georgia
senate. Senator Hill voted {or the
bill,
THE legislature has promised to ad.
jours tomorrow. Itis to be devoutly
hoped that they will redeem their
promise.
~ THE bighest tax ever known in
Georgia, in a time of peace, comes at,|
an awkwerd time--when the people!
are least able to bear it.
THE Bavannah authorities know
how to handle a strike. Armed mobs
are not allowed to intimidate people
who want to work, in Georgia.
Ir is well enough to tella man
when he is in trouble to look on the
bright side. The rub is to find the
bright side to look at
THE most creditable trade paper
we have yet seen issued from a coun
try office was the Waldosta Times last
week. Editor Pendleton ’s ever at
work in the interest of Valdosta, and
he and his paper desérve much at the
hands of the people of that town.
TrE Waycross Herald, one of the
ablest and brightest papers in the
state, has reduced its size. Editor
Russell has evidently been publishing
an eight page paper in a tfour page
town.
BENATOR (oLQuITT has gone to
California. By-thesway, what has
become of that letter the Senator
promised to write defining his posi
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HERE's a funuy advertisemeet in
an exchange:
DO YOU WEAR CLOTHES?
If not, go to M.s. Wiggins, the
merchant tailor,and see the fine line
of suitings, pants putterns uud trim- |
mings.
If you were in the primitive con
dition that would justify yonr taking
thisadvice, what would the Widow
Wiggins suy as you marched » her
fr ut door?
P. P. P. sTAnNDs for the P ples
Party Paper, the initial num f
which hus been received by Cuk
News. Itis published in Atlanta,
and is edited by Elam Christian, one
of the founders of the Dawson Jour
pnal. The alliterative heading might
leave superficial observers to conclude
that the paper is gort ot a patent polit
ical hlood purifier, but we are satis~
fied it is a Christain endenvor (o gain
renown and money,
A SENSIBLE MEASURE.
~ The legielature has passed a bill tor
an amendment to the constitution
making the session of the legislature
annual and limiting said session to
fifty days. This bill wasintroduced
by Mr. Wheeler, of Walker, who has
been a member of the General Assem
bly for several terms, aud is therefore
somewhat familiar with the amount of
legitimate business which is likely to
come before it and the time required
to properly and intelligently dispose
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ABOUT A COTTON FACTORY.
Mesers. A. Rosenberger & Co., of
the Brighton Mills, manutacturers of
cotton and woolen goods, Fifth street
and Columbi» avenue, Philadelphia,
are looking for* a southern location
for their mill, with a view to forming
a stock company to employ 200 hands.
—Manufacturers’ Record,
Bome months ago the enterprising
business men of Dawson were con
sidering the incorporation of a com
pany to engage in cotton manufactur
ing, but of late interest in the project
seems to have been lost.
Tue News reproduces the item
from the Manutacturers’ Record with
the hope that it will be the means of
reviving interest in the matter and
lead toresults that would mean much
for the prosperity of Dawson. Bits
uated a 8 we are in the heart of the
cotton section, and with cheap labor
and ample transportation tacilities,
there is Lo reason why such an en
terprise would not prove profitable
here.
Columbus, Agusta, and other Geor
gia cities, owa the greater part of Ihe
prosperity which has coie (o U em 1
- their factories, and in few cases
ike erection of this industry entailec
© les upen the owpers.
. Especially profitable is said to b
the spinning of cotton yarns. There
are many of these fuctories in the
south, especially in I rth Carolina,
of limited capital, and without excep-~
tion they are earning large dividends.
such an iodustry in our midst would
materially aid in the steady progress
of Dawson, and would give employ
ment to a considerable number of
that class of people who in other
branches find it impossible to gey
work.
IT IS WRONG.
Tue NEws is opposed to the issuing
of licenses to itinerant peddlers who
come in and temporurily disturb the
trade of the community. Our mer
chants who live here and pay taxes
year after year ought to be protected
in their business. They are part ot
the community, they help build up its
interests, and its welfare to a very
large degree depends upen them. It
the public was very largely benefitted
by a contrary course it might be
considered, for the greatest good to
the greatest number ought to be the
motto of every government, but to
suppose that itinerant peddlers, with
out capitai, can sell goods cheaper
than old, experienced merchants is to
suppose a thing coutrary to all the
teachings of experience
Our Very Best Peopie
Confirm our statement when we as
that Dr. Ackers English Remedy is
in every way superior to any ancally
other pre&)uratiunfl tor the Throat and
Lungs. In Whooping Cough ard
Croup, it i 8 magic and relieves at
once. We offer you a sample bottle
tree. Rember, this Remedy is sold of
a positive guarantee by Dean & Davis,
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Political Points, ‘
The Atlanta Constitution announces
that Representative Bush, of Miiler, will
be in the race for solicitor-general of this
circuit next year. Solicitor Griggs will
‘be a candidate for re-election,
~ —The Constitution also publishes the
following item in speaking of congres
sional polities: There is President
Mitchell, of Thomas, whose friends are
urging him to make the race in the sec
oud, and he will perhaps get there. He
and Judge Guerry and Colonel C. B.
Wooten will have ascramble for the hon
ors.
—lt now appears that Judge J. H.
Guerry will be Colonel Wooten’s
most formidable opponent in the con
gressional race. Heisone of Georgia's
most gifted sons, and would ably repre
sent the second district, Next to Colo
nel Wooten he is our man.—Calhour
Courier.
Handsome Nev dillinery. |
I have opened, in ‘he building for
merly occupied by Mrs. Mize, one of the
largest and handsomest stocks of fall
millinery ever seen in Dawson, and cor
dially invite the public to come and see
me. All my goods are entirely new, and
embrace all the latest styles and novel
ties to be found in a fashionable pilli
ner’s store. I have a large stock of fan
cy feathers, aigrettes and ostrich tips,
together with all the newest shapes and
shades in childrens’ misses’ and ladies’
hats and bonnets. Everything at the
very lowest prices.
Mios AMANDA SMITH,
Stoves ! Stoves! Stoves!
I can sell you a stove cheaper than
any house in towu, and will guarantee
what I sell. W. B, CueaTHAM.
New Bar.
W. J. Hightower has opened a bar at
Durham’s old stand, and wants a part of
your patronage, He guarantees satis
faction,
e
The Dawson Variety Mt’g, Co. can
sopply you with a nice Terra Cotta
Chimney Top.
When you want good whiskey or ice
cold beer, either bottle or on Graught,
‘go o W, J. Hightower's, at L. C.
Durham’s old stand.
Decidedly the handsomest novelties in
chairs and Dbaskets ever seen in south
west Georgia at Orr Bros'. Going cheap.
A jim dandy line of walking canes just
arrived at Arthur, Cnttenden & White
head’s
Orr Bros. sell all kinds of furniture
You can get from the cheapest to the
finest.
The Dawson Variety Works have
a tull line of Sewer and Culvert Pipe,
b
The handsomes line of C arpets in the
city can be bought cheap at Orr Bros’.
The Surprise Store will sell you a hand
some overcoat for a little money.
For great bargsins and the best
goods call at the Racket store.
Miss Amanda Bmith invites the ladies
of the city and country to call-on her.
Everythint fresh and new. B 3
Miss Amanda Smith.
Furniture, from the handsomest to
the cheapest at Orr Bros'.
A full and complete line of overcoats
at the Surprise Store.
Just received a new lot of clothingat
Baldwin’s. :
Guns, pistols and rifles at Baldwin’s.
& Fresh Bread every day at Jordan Bros.
Onion sets, at Sale, Davis Drug Co.
Trunks and valices «t Baldwin's.
Country Butter at Jordan Bros.
W GROGERIES
NE Uy :
We have moved into larger quars
ters, and are now prepared to serve
he public with anything in our line|
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Our stock is entirely new. We so~
licit your patronage, and by honest
dealing and selling only good goods we
expect to make it to the interest of
all to trade with us. Our specialties
are
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Groceries,Bran,
HAY AND GRAIN,
and every customer may feel as
sured that he will get his money’s
worth. Come to see us and be satis
fied.
| W.’l. ARRINGTON & CO.
: THE FAMILY GROCERS.
; N. B.—Bchool children should eali
nd get some of our fine candies, Al
“fkinds of table delicacies always in
e | stock.
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Both the method and results when
yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
nd refreshing to the taste, and acts |
enily yet promptly on the Kidneys
dver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
m effectually, dispels colds, head
ches and fevers and cures habitual
mstipation. Syrup of Figs is the
nly remedy of its kind ever pro
uced, pleasing to the taste and ac
eptable to the stomach, prompt in
ts action und truly beneficial in its
rfiects, prepared only from the most
althy and agreeable substances, its
iany excellent qualitics commend it
o ail and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
“yrup of ligs is for sale in 50c
d §1 bottles by all leadiig drug
gists. Any relishie drueuist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFGRNIA FisB SYRUP €O. |
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, |
LOUISVILE, kv NEW YORK, N.¥. |
OPERA # HOUSE!
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday, Oct. 16th.
CUMING 1N REGAL SPLENDOR!
The World’s Greatest Minstrel Organi
zation!
CROWDED TO THE DOORS!
AN OLD TIME WELCOME!
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Barlow Bros.
MAMMOTH SPECTACULAR
MINSTRELS
Magnificent Band and Orchestra
i The same Big Show that so recently
charmed New York, St. Louis, San
Francisco, Chicago, New Orleans and
other big cities.
GRAND STREET PARADE
daily a noon, weather permitting.
Regular Prices, 50¢., Tsc., $l.OO.
Reserved seats on sale at Riordan’s
store. %
2,000 BUSHELS
JNO. R. MERCER & CO,
City Tax Notice.
The books are now open for the
collection of city taxet tor 1891. All
parties are notified to come foward
and settle immediately.
J. L. JANES, City Clerk.
Notice of Copartnerrhip,
The undersigned have formed a co
partnership under the firm rame ot
King & Hayes, and will conduet a
general merchandige Lusiness,
- C. G. KING,
J. H. HAYES,
Oct. Bth, 1891. -
BATOH HIM.
W. F. Crawford. a negro about 35
years of age, color between gingers
cake and black,, with full beard ard
weizhing about 165 pounds, is a bur
glar who broke jail in Cuthbert about
eight years ago. He was at my
house aboul two weeks ago, and can
probably be found in or near Clayton,
Ala., or Americus, Ga. My wife
has gone with him, and she hat rela~
tives in both places. Crawford is an
assumed pame, his right name being
Ben McGruder.
M. J. JACKSON, Col.
Dawson, Ga,, Oct. 10th, 1891,
LAT: ST STYLES
FOR FALL AND WINTER
in Hats, Toques and Misses’
Hats, Baby Hoods, Fancy
i(}oods. etc., at Mrs M. M. An
thony’s Millinery Store. Call
early and secure a bargain.
Notice:
Georgia—Terrell County.
Ordinary‘s Office, Oct. 13th, 1891.
A lawful number of freeholders of the
909th Diatrict, Q. M., of said county,
haviug filed their petition in writing
for an election in order to determine
whether the stock law shall %omw
effect in said district, notice is hereby
given that said petition will be heard
and passed upon on Thursday, the
Hth day of November, 1891, at 10
o‘clock a. m., at the Ordinary‘s office
in Dawson, (ia.
J. W. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
Notice-
Georgia—Terrell County.
Ordinary‘s Office, Oct. 12th, 1891.
A lawtul oumber ot treeholders of
811th district, G. M., of said county,
baving filed their petition iu writing
for an election in order to determine
whether the stocklaw shall go into et~
feet in sajd district, wotize is hereby
given that said petition will he heard
and passed upon on Thursday, the
sth day of November, 1891, at 10
oclock a. m,, at the Ordinary‘s office
in Dawson, Ga.
J. W. ROBERTS, Oidinary.
AR e R e
Is Life Worth Living?
Not if you f)o through the world a
dyspeptic. r. Acker’s Dyspepsia
Tablets are a {)usitive cure tor the
worst forms of Dyspepsia, Tndigestion
Flatuleney and « onstipation, Guare
tnteed and sold by Dean & Dav's,
Vao ok
A fine line -of tabie cuttlery at Bald
win's
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We Have Already Convinced a Great Army of
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Customers That to Deal With the Suiprise
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Store Means Economy, and Econ
r
omy Leads to Wealth! o B
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Remember that we bought our entire stock of goods at the time when ecotton sold at 6 cents a pound. Wel
‘bought them so remarkably low that it coton had never advanced in ]price you could have still come to us :mdi
secured a handsome suit of Clothes, a Hat or pair of Shoes, without feeling the oppression ot hord times. Now, cot- |,
ton is bringing conciderable more than it did when when we purchased our
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
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But we are wi'ling to give you the benefit of better times, and still sell you. goods at such figures as we thought
we would have to do, wheu cotton was only worth 6 cents, What we want is the best trede in the country. Peo
ple who buy their goods for spot exsh and ask and give no iavors, hut want vood value for their money every time;
to such custowers we offer tke greatest advaniages in the line ot Clothing, Shoes, Hats or Gent's Furnishing Goods
that were ever oftered by any firm,
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| 340 pairs children pants, size 4 to 14, 35c. only. 420 children suits,size 4 to 13, from $l.OO ap,all worth trom 25 to
35 per cent more. 120 puir boy's pants, size 13 to 18, 50c. only. Any quantity of boy's suits, size 13 to 18 of ali
descriptions from $2.50 up. Meu's good working pants, 50c. ouly, a better grade. 75c., 1 vood knock-ahout pants
for $l.OO. A regular evening pants for $2.00, a great bargain at $3.00. 100 men's suits at $3.00. We have -475 l
men’s dress suits, in sacks, frocks, Prince Alberts, ranging in prices tfrom $5 up to £27.50. Come and look at them, it
will pay you to doso. The finest line of men’s dress pants, made of the finest imported wool, in the latest style and
nove?ties. Be sure that you see them before yon buy elsewhere.
Shoes, Shoes! ‘
In Shoes we can give you the same benefit—we can give you a handsome dress shoe for $1.35. A finer grade
for sl.so—in fact we have the best selected stock of shoes in Dawson. Come and see them.
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Our stock of hats cannot be equaled by any nouse in Southwest Georgia. They were hought directly from thei
manufacturers at tne lowest prices, and in the latest styles. Our flac top Derby meets with universal farvor, in tact |
to see it is to buy it. A great quantity ot of Wool and Fur Hats, ranging in prices from 50c. up. ‘
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, Geents’ Frurnishings. ‘
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| For Gent’s Furnishings the Surprise Store is headquarters. It you need anything in that line don't stop nntil |
you come to us. We have an immense stock of it, and we will sell them to you right. We can give you a man’s|
zood working shirt for 30c , a better grade for 35¢c., a good 75c. shirt for 50c., a $l.OO shict for Tse., a $1.50 shirt ‘
tor $l.OO, a $2.00 shirt for $1.45. Suspenders from 10c. up. For linen shirts, collars and cuffs come to us, we ean
suit you in styles and prices. For quilts, blankets, counterpanes, table cloths, towels, ete., etc.. come to the Surprise
s | Store.—Dont stop until you come to us. We promise to save you money on everytning you buy from us,
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¥, ALESKER, Proprictor, - Dawson, Ce rgia.
Do you need a good overcoat ? And do you want it for a liztle money ?Go to The S rpise Store. They will
sell you oue right, and “don’t you forget it.”
Dr. W. C. Kendrick,
Physician and Surgeon,
DawsoN, - - - GEORGIA.
I again tender my services to the
good people of Dawson and vieinity,
Thanktul to a generous public tor
their past liberal patronage, I hope to
merit a continuation of the same.
When not professionally engaged ]
can be tound in the daytime in Sales
new drug store in the Baldwin Block.
At night at my residence on Orange
street. Business attended to with
promptness and dispatch. Charges
reasonable. Office practice solicited.
Teeth extracted without pain. Par
ties who are able and will not pay
nced not expect my services.
W. C. Kexprick, M. D.
Best shears and scissors, sold with a
guaranteed, at Baldwin’s,
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Have beeu 1n business for Eleven Years, and a steady increase of business has marked each
succeeding year. With an increase of business their facilities have rcceived a cor
responding increase, so that this season chey are prepared to handle more
cotton than ever. They receive daiiy quotations, and are always
prepared to keep their customers posted on the market.
BAGGING » AND - ‘T'IFES
re bought in large quantities, enabling them to give their patrons the
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Benefit of Low Prices!
Their Stock yard has been cleaned out and whitewashed.
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CARTER & WOOLFOLK,
Warehouse ™ Commission
MERCET & TN,
BAeelng, » TIES, « FERTILIZERS,
LIME AND COAL.
ALBANY, - - - - GEORGI A+
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NEW | RIORDAN’S |CORSETS,
Prints. Gro(ielvy stoc i(‘_;]()\'(‘?i,
Dress Goods, is full up with 1 Ribbons,
Ginghams, I losiery,
Chantijly, (NEW GOODS, FRUITS AND Handkerchicts,
Muslins, | CONFECTIONARIES. Dclts,
Outings| _— Neckwear,
Suitings, All the Freshest Family Jeans,
Velvets, Grogeries always in stock, at Checks,
Men’s Hats,lowest prices. No old Gro- Homespuns
_Beys’ Hats, [ceries sold to my customers. _ and Shoes.
Come and See Rfe.
#en. All purchases d ered in any part of the city promptly. sy
, W- BE: RIORDAN,
At Arthur, Crittepden & Whitehead’s Old Stand, under
Opera House,
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h]fi ?‘5 (Ifr{)(zl‘;lglbs
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TORD.AIT BROIEIIIRS,
(TALBOTS OLD STAND,)
Main Street, s Pawson, Ga.
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We cordially invite the trading public to call and examine our stock of
New Goods. We Lave just received and opened up the most complete
line of
to be tound in this market. In our stock can be found
FRESH CABBAGE, IRISH POTATOES,
ONIONS, MACKEREL, BREAKFAST BACON,
CANNED GOODS AND CONFECTIONARIES,
We invite an inspeetion, fully confident that our stock is second to none
in Variety and Price.
J. G. PARKS. { EsrasLisuep 1876. H:: S:-BELL,
J. . PAREKS & CO.,
Fire I e Agent
ire Insurance Agents,
DAWSON, - - - GEORGIA.,
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COMPANIES REPRESENTED—LiverpooI and London and lobe,
Phenix of Hartférd, Georgia Home, MXwa, United Underwriters, New
York Home, North America, Atlanta Home, North British and Mercantile
Phenix of Brooklyn. Hartlord, Rome.
Total Capital and Hssets Over $50,000,000.
Also agent for a first-class conpany tbat insures you against accidents,
and insures plate gluss, steam boilers, aud employes against loss by agents or
employers.
J. B OLT
¥ 7‘3‘{'?’) A T ST A": VY A\ A TRSNNIZ N
et ), AN\ B ST R A DAY R l\‘r’
RIMATL BSUAAE AGEND £l9
Dawson, s G eorgia.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION, RENTS
COLLECTED, ETC.
Contracts for plumbing made at reasonable rates, and work promptly ¢ 1 ne,
I am also Superintendent of the Dawson Water Werks Company, and
will be glad to give any information desired. ¥
J. A. HORSLEY,
Office in Baldwin Block:* Dawson, (a.
JOEIINSOIN'S.
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CHILL AND FEVER TONIC
CURES EVERY POP.
One bottle guaranteed to cure any case of Malarial Fever
or Neuraigia or money refunded.
PRICE, 50 cents per bottle.
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WILL SELL YOU A
Waqon, Bu Road Gart
agon, Buggy, Road Gart.
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Carriage, Sur-ey cr Phaeton.
On as easy terms asany house in Ge wgm. Cull on them at them
New Iron Repository, where you will find Mr. J. W. BROWN ever
ready to wait on you. Geod Notes referabletc Money. Don't forget
WE SELL THE BEST WAGONS MAPDE
The Studebaker, Tennessee, Old Hickory, Atlanta, ‘“Hstsber
Iron” and Peidmont.
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HAVING bought the lar e stock of
Hardware. Croclzerv
AND HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
of MARLIN & SONS, I respectfully solicit the patronage of any and al
desiring gocds in that line. it is my intention, at all times, to keep a ful
and first~class stock of goods in that line, and sell them at
Prices Reasonakleto All,
and assure every one that T will appreciate their patronage, and do my best
to please them. Very respectfully,
w. Bl Cheatham'
DAWSON, - . GEORGIA.
DOES YOUR HEAD RCHE?
4 " "X\ Fig oY N oaT. ™ 'S
HAVE YOU NEURALGIA?
TR AT, TR TN,
If you suffer from these diseases it's your own fault. . We
have a positive cure for both, and all we ask of you is a trial of
“MIGRATINE"
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ThE ONLY TRUE CURE FOR HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA
ON THE MARKEL.
It ie scientifically prepared from a combination of remedies that have
won 8o much rencwn for the care of these diseases in the hospitals of New
York, Brooklvn and other lar e cities, and by its merits is daily winping
it here. MIGRATINE comtines he three cardinal virtues of a remedy
viz: Quick, harmless and elicetive. Remember, we
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narantee Migratine
to give you relie! in trom five to twenty minutes, and we want every man,
woman and child who sutters from these diseases to try a bottle of it, uud.ll
you are not satisfied with the results, we will refund the amount paid for 1t
————SOLD BY —— .
SALE, DAVIS DRUG COMPANY,
- DAWSON, GEORGIA.
Prepared only by the DAWSONCHEMICGAL COMPANY, Dawson, Ga.
