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:!“E\, nodel wi ushand and home
what Wik ¥ T : o :
The union of shristian chary ‘u %‘.:‘th
love for each ofl er Sece nd \‘:.;,.\ to ffl'u
jove for the giver of all good g ““., with
grue refincnent and & jove Loy Lue :)c:u‘u
jitul in pature and are, 3
Tpe sezret of a model home is a virtu
ous fwife and a sober husband, true
,41;1j picty, a disposition to accept
with cheerfulness the wili ol Gud In all
wine temperance, cleanliness and cons
tentmeat, plenty ¢ und 4 good di
~l think the secret of a model home is
L oond wite who is all suus vine and does
v to catch flies with vinegar. A
hushand who :4;\1;1\-1".,‘:& her and ftries
to make her happy 1s also necessary.
fealh and enongh of this world’s goods,
will and the New Yorll Worid to
fill in with
The seerct, to my knowledge, is in
“peace, affection and contentment.”’
A home that is worthy of the name in
cludes vithin its domain a father, moth
grand children. A model home em
braces o laithful and devoted husband
and father, a loving and beloved wife
and mother, obedient and affectionate
chi y: an income resulting from an
honest and yseful employment or call
ing, suificient for all daily needs. To
this lliness, with contentment,
an have p!'(:-('m?m-ntly a model
A “nodel home™ is one in which ev
erything is kept in systematic ord-r;in
which the inmates are intelligent, in
du 15 and neat, and are all goveraed
by the golden rule, and all of whom have
faith, hope, charity and love in the srn-j
periative degree, and are contented and
happy. |
The model home is where the court
siip of husband and wife has never ceas
ed- that Is, vhey are stili trying in every
way to please each other as before mar
rag Where love reigns in the
hewt and life cf each member uft‘.u-!
famiiy. All living within their means, |
and using the home and (:Vc]'y!.hinul
therein for the comfort and happiness |>l'|
all, lot reserving the best for company, !
and having perfect system and order for |
terylhing. Asking God for Lis bless
g and trusting fully in all his promis- |
1865, '
Myidea of a model home is one whose ’
Membeis are kind and considerate to
El otler, and are engaged in somcl
Usetul oceupation—the younger ones in |
f“i iring an education, the older (mesi
" earning their living. The home to be |
Pesided over by a mistress who is nl
"‘_""1 lousekeeper and having a pleasant
UiSposition, l
. Rl ; l
. !“«:nfm.'ss (‘.anlmt Be Cured r
Yol applications, as they cannot l
fi?‘;]" 3?"'1%-\"‘1150(1 portion of the c:u'.|
Seisonly one way to cure deafness |
Ij”}f‘t(* 1\ by constitutional remedies. 1
.. oWis caused by an inflamed con
-onof the mucous Fning of the Eus-|
“lian Tube, When this tube gets in
“”n*f'l‘ youhave a rumbling sound or
]ij’l'“'*lu {;\;\fll:;, :m('l when it is en
n}._f\\”;'\,(. 'lcatness. is the result, and
b Hm: I‘|xll;mmmtxun c.an be (,zl.k: u out
bitiop '} : u . FOSt.(n'ca to its normal con
-sn».'.'l : “f‘.”-rf will be destroyed forever;
" out of ten are caused by Cd-i
| "hichiis nothing but an “inflamed
‘ M \‘ of the mucous lining. I
0. - ¢ One Hundred Dellars for |
¢ otdeafness (caused by caterch) '
ot be cured by Hall's '(_‘:l,la.rr'n!
e “end for cireulars, free. !
k *J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo. 0. |
Sold 1., Druggists. |
|
dowy .. Many Persons arc broken |
Broy ,pl\_”‘l"—TWOrk or household cares. |
Wtey, a 2 00N Bitters Rebuilds the
&g g ;.3 digestion, removes excess of bile, j
“iularia. Get the genuine. 1‘
l THE NEWS FROM WESTON. ‘
E What Is CGoing on in Our Little Neighbor.
- The poople of our umpretending vil
; lige are too busy with their mereantile
uterests, with their farming operations,
tw'lmu'l devotion, and even their horti
ccultural eff wts, to appreciate, much less
; mapufacture, news.
‘ Cool nights and warm days have made
Wing Cotton pretty sick, though he will
diciently recover to command ten cents
| per pound next fall,
! Our people are feasting on garden
Produets. They will soon be. able to
isu[:pl(-mcnt this diet with blackberry
| pics and domplings. There is little
ivhum-.- to down our sovthern people.
| Like ‘izzards, they can live comfortably
on air and the spontaneous productions
(of our soil by the aid of a little ““hog
and hominy,” which, happily for them,
Cthey raist at home. ]
i Our Sabbath schools, one at the Meth
| odist ¢hureh each Sabbath-morning and
one at the Baptist ehurch each Sabbath
| aiterpoon, are n a fiourishing eondition,
, More than ordinary interest is manifest
' ed in these important interests, This in
terest hins not been engendered or stimu
lated by any railroad excursion or picnic,
- Neither school has indulged in anything
; of the kind. !
g Our ay dschool is moving quietly onin
| the even tenorof its way. All our peo
-5 ple are pleased with and proud of it.
| The scholastic year will close on the 16th
jof June, Then our teachers and board
ing puapils will hasten to the springs
! among the mountains and to their homes,
~Our streets, which have been enlivened
iwith erowds of boys and girls during
| nine months, will appear deserted when
the scholastie year ends. Nothing adds
| 60 much to the Jife and cheerfulness of
i any community as a 2 good school. Pros
| pects for a;.ptbex year are better than
| ever. (L ASTONAL.
l Death of a Young Girl.
Again th~ kunell has rung ana we a'¢
ic;zllcd upon to mourn the loss of our
fiiend and pupil, Effie May Gammage,
i whose sad death occurred Monday, the
I Bthiinst. Hers was a brief life, scarcely
thirteen summers, yet she has left an
impressson upon *he hearts of {friends
and associates which time cannot efface.
At home and atschool she was always
! the same sweet, gentle girl, industrious,
self-reliant, sympathetic, benevolent and
thoroughly unselfish., While suffering
unt ld agonies during her short illness,
she never mu mured or complained, but
bore it all. with beautiful fortitude. It
is very, very sad for one so young, 80
pretty, so bright, to be taken from us.
lAnd oh! what pain it gives the dear
mother and rather, sister and brothers,
i(;ud help them o submit toit, and to
meet their darling in the happy world to
which we are sure she has gone.
’ “No more she'll meet us here below,
Her tcit and sacrifice is o'er;
~ And by the river's gentle flo'w,
| She stapds upon the golden shore,
; But tho’ she’ll visit us no more,
Yet we may go to he at last;
And there we'll sing our troubles o’er,
When all life’s labors here aie past.
Farewell, dear Effie May, till we meet
Before the thione of Gadabove;
And east our crown at Jesas’ foek,
And sing the triumphs of Lis love.”
Her frienl and weacher,
JEssik BALCOM.
May 13th, 1893,
It is said that hogs that drink well
water exclusively never have cholera.
Tue rule works equally assatistactorily
with men who drink nothiny but well
water, They never have deijjium tre
mens.
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Tuge woods are full of ¢ idates for
the gubernatorial nomination.
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Tax Notice
ax a wd @
1 will be at the iollowing paces on
the dates named for the porpose of
receiyin -+ the tax returns tor 1¥93:
I'welf'h, Monday, April 3 Wed -
nesday, April 12, Friday. pril 21,
fleverth, Tuesday, Aprii 4 Thurs-
Cav April 13, Monday, Apr :4 :
Sasser, Wednesday, Apri, o, Fri«
day. April 14, Tuesday, A it 25.
Bronwood, Thursday, Ajpr 6. islonu
day, April 17, \\’edlles{!;: , April 26.
Duvyzl, Friday, april 7 _uesduy',
April 18. Thursday, Aprii 20
New Eleventh, Monday. pril 10,
‘V(:'\':l(‘Sday, Apfll 19, Friday, Aprll
28. -_
Parrott, Tuesday, April 11, Thues
(]-’\, April 20, Monday, M
Herrod, Tuesday, May 2 -
Wall’s Store, \lent'.fl!:l} iay o.
Dawsou every Saturday aud court
week.
RBooks elose June 10. s
Office at A. J. bßal v Cos
store: G. R. C: e
Tax Re $u
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BY Avinnt | Ga, O 2l Sty
Bucklen's Arnicasalve
The Best Satie in the worid for
Cuv -, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, =alt
Rb. ww, Fover Sores, Teter, ¢ bapped
rlands, hillbiain’s, Coris avd all
Skin Eurptious, awd positively cures
Piles or no pay required. It is guar.
witeed to give pertect satislaction or
money refunded. Prlee 25 cents per
)‘UX.
For sule by T. D. Sale Druggist.
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French candy, the finest in the city, at
C. L. Mize's.
A SN VT AT X T A 0 MM (AT TSRS S A L ST SR N T
ARE YOU GOINS TO CUBA?
If so, leave Atlanta on the East Ten
nessee Florida vestibule, 12:35 night,
and arrive Tampa same day at 9:55 p.
m. Ships leave at 10 p. m.
‘ THREE FAST TRAINS!
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- Atlanta to Rome by East Tennessee.
Leave Atlanta 8:00 a. m., 1:50 p.om., 10:-
45 p. m.
Arrive Rome 10:50 a. m., 4:32 «p. m,,
1:56 8. m. .
All trains arrive and aepart {from ,Un
ion Depot.
LHO .M
Every day you can leave Atlanta on
the East Tennessee vestibule for Knox
ville and arrive here at 10:05 p. m.
1:50 P M,
Every day t he East Tcnnessee Vesti
‘bule Limited leaves Atlanta for Cincin
‘ nati,
| 10:45 P. M. i
| Daily Leave Atlanta.
Arrive Knoxville. . .......... 8254 .
oM Nastiville. 0. 0 1000 R N
o Memplaß. o cn 0 800 M
“ Uncionel.. .. s DOO B
- : 8:00. A. M.
You can Leave Atlanta by East Tenn.
ArviveEnoxyille... .0 ... .. Bl oo
*“ Washington....... ...8:30 a.'m.
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THE FINEST.
The Washington and Chattanooga
Limited is acknowledged to be the finest
equipped limited in the South.
It is composed of Tullman Dining ars,
Pullman Drawing Cars and Sleeping
Cars.
Elegant Day oaches and Observation
Cars all free to passengers holding first
olass tickets or passes over the E. T., V.,
& G, '
2ullman Company only charge their
recular rates on the Fasi Tennessee Lim
ited trains, ’
10:830A. M. = l
The East Tennessee Vestibule leaves
Macon daily for Atlanta, Chattanooga
and Cincinnati.
7:05 P. M.
The Western Express Leaves :w(m!
Daily. ‘
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Arrive Atlamta. . .. . 0 09D, M.
43 Chattanoova v . 440 a. m.
‘i Nashville: -« =0 10:40 a. m.
VLo Koosvilie. R:¥s 4. m 7
4:45 P. M. : |
The East Tennessee E:istern train
leives Macon. Cilos: cunnecion for
New York.
1:50F M DAILY. '
The East Tennesse Vestibule Limited
have “A tlanta for Cincinpati, ** {he
World’s Fair Special.”” No other line
Las through cars to Cincinuati, ‘
FHE WORLD’S VAIR SPECAIL.
Leaves Atlania daily. .... ... . 1:50p. m.
Arrive Chattanooga........ ... 71:20p. m,
o Cincinnabl, = 00 o T e, .
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156507 M
"The East Tennessee Vestibule Limited
leaves Atlanta. Arrives Knoxvilie 10:05
p. n. ¢ |
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Diseases of every charaeter. Rheumatism
and Paralysis, Private @ud Nervous Di
seases, Fistula and Fissure cured with
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KNIFE OR LIGAT/RE
I cure Impoteney and Sterility, Lost
Manhooa an: Youii:ful Vigor Restored.
Siricture Instantly, Painlessiy and Per
manently Cured. Birth Marks Removed.
Fine Electric Battery iu cifice, and used
as an auxiliary treatment.
Well Furnished ofiiees. 518 Lamar St.
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FoL“s “My weight w 53 it ¢ "E 5 "\
Ibs., now it is 168 Ibs,, & re- / ¥
duction of 152 Ibs., and I feel 30 much begter that ' v 2 pot take
$l,OOO and be put hack where I was. I am both car ol and pm_ud
of the change. I recommend your freatmentt witerers fre !
obesity. Wfil answer all inguirie: f seatr i for _reply.' |
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAU ~);NE#.
Harmless, and with mo starviag. jneans W, or bad s
For particulars address, with 6 centsin <t nys, |
OR. 0. W. F. SYDER, M'VICKER'S i 1 "~ " TIZAEG. e
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rencwed. |
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that of INVENTORS, who often lose the hencfit of valuable nse
of the incompetency or inattention of tiie attorpeys employed to obioiu cheir
patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing compel nel reli
able solicitors to procure patents, for the value of a pateut dependsg lv, if not
entirely, upon the care and skill of the attorney.
With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or carcless atlorneys,
and of seeing that inventions are well protected by valid patents, we nave re.
tained counsel expert in patent practice, and therefore are preps to
Obtain Patents in the United States and all Foreigit Countries, wi In
terferences, Make Special Examinations, Prosecute Relected daves, -
Register Trade=-Marks and Copyrights, Render Opinfonsas 12
Scope and Validity of Patents, Prosecute and
Defend Infringement Suits, Eic., tte,
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gether with a brief description of the important features, and you willh -=t o
advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are seldom iy, o 1
others are infringing on your rights, or if you are charged with tniningos by
others, submit the matter to us for a reliable OPINION before actisiy au iac
matter. :
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
618 F STREET, NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, U.C.
- P. 0. BOX 463. JOHN WEDDEEBURN, Managing Attorne
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LUDDEN & BATES, SA\4ihAl. guoRaIA.
Notice.
Parties wishing cows served
can be accommodated by a
young Jersey Bull at Mr. J.
R. Jolly's. Has a record for
heifer calves. Fee, %2 so.
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Ripans Tabules are pleasant to take,safc and als
ways effectual One dose gives relief.,
The best general family medicine ever of (v 2
to the public. Circulars sent on applicaticn.
Experienced and thorvoughly qualified piysici
ans are convected with the I{i‘pnns Chemical iR
any,and patients are invited to write for: al
fimtrncuons in peculiar cases. Their leticre il
receive such attention as they require, irco of
charge.
Always keep Ripans Tabules in the | Ise
and when you travel take some with you, ! {
are put up in small vials, which may be conviiales
ently carried in the vest pocket or portmonti.c.
Sold by Druggists, or sent, b{ mail 4n the £ owe
ing quantities upon receipt of price :
1 Bottle, = 15 cents. |l2 Bottles, « $:.26
6 Bottles, = 706 cents. |24 Bottles, » 2.00
ADDRESS
THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO.,
10 SPRUCE &7, NEW YCORK.
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Columbus outhern Ral .
Time Table No. Effective Feb. 16 . U 3,
"SOUTHBOUND. & *No.I. 1 K
Lv Columbus...... .! 3:[4spm 6 m
Lv‘tessetta ........1 434 pm §: m
Lv Richland..... .. | 5:20 pmlo mn
Lv Parrott. .........| 5:58 p m{11: m
Lyv Daw50n..,.i.”,l 6:17 pmil2 - m
ArAlosny. ... 4405 pmifless . o
NORTHBOUND. | *No. 2. | 1 &
Lv A1bany........ {8:00am 3§ n
Lv Daw50n..........| 8:56 am; 5: m
LvPan0tt..........| 9:16 am| 6: m
Rv Richland. ..... | 955 am| 7: M
Lv Cussetta........ 110:42 am| 8: 1
Ar Columbus.. ... .'11:30'ami10: m
*Daily. fDaily, except Sunday -
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 depart fro d
arrive Union Passenger Station.
Trains Nos. 3 and 4 depart fr( d
arrive at Columbus Southern yar %
of Seventh street.
For information apply at city 9
office, (Sarling Shoe Store, 1038 Br b
G. H. RICHARSO
~ Pass. and Ticket A:
CECIL GABBE
General Mana
