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About The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1870)
AGRIC :j I; T’JRA U This is an established depart ment of our paper, and it is our desire to publish, from time to time, such ar tielos as will be of practical benefit to some of the many readers of the Jour nal. To this end we solicit contribu tions from our farmers, giving their practical experience in the manage ment of crops generally, experiments with fertilizers, management of stock &c. "Wo also solicit contributions from housewives —many ol whom we are confident can send us receipts, give their experience in the management of culinary affairs etc., which would be valuable information for the more ignorant in such matters. Who doos not derive the advancement of all the arts and sciences ? Tlie Labor The Orangeburg Ntw* says emphat ically that where farmers do not get what hands they want tins year, “ tis their own fault.” Much land has been sold to colored men, who are building and settling upon it; but this does not hinder tanners from contract ing with these very men. A gentle man in the country has rented lands to families all around him. The men of these families aro to work in his contract for ono third, as heretofore. The women are allowed to work the land rented to the family, the owner having a lien on their crop for the payment of the rent. The owner, also by the tornis of the contract, at certain times can call on all the hands at so much per day to work in his crop. — This farmer always has as many hands as'he wants. By this arrangement, says our cotemporary, the colored man Inn his home, his family working for him and f< r themselves. Tho rest of it is rented out to good saving tenants. Now, even suppose the laud is sold, instead of rented, to these families, tho same plan can operate, and the same security is given for hands for the planter, and a hen secures tho pay ment for tho purchase of tho land.— And tliis latter is bettor, inasmuch as tho security to both is permanent, and not temoprary, for one year. The colored man is settled and happy and tho planter has hands around him ready at his command. Mutual l'or bearance and kindness on either side will secure contentment and prosperi ty to both. Tho colored man is not avaricious—he is satisfied with com fort. By this means ho realizes the wish of his heart—to have a home.— Ho is elevated as a man and a laborer. Ho has every inducement to bo honest as a man, and industrious as a labor er. He is rendered contented and bappy. It, takes very little to make him happy, and ho has a right to be happy. Without some such plan as this, the same difficulty will aii.se each year for hands. And it will increase evory year, for the colored man is re solved to have a homo and start in life. Those calm and sensible words ai ' well worthy of general consideration. Colored labor is the orly labor that wo can command ; colored people have the political control of the State.— Surt ly, then, it is wiser to make the colored men our friends and fellow laborers in a common cause, than to aggravate the distrust and dislike which are already too bitter and too deep for the good of our State and people. —Chur lesion News. W liter for Horse*. Mr. B. Cartledge, of Sheffield, a member of the Veterinary College, calls attention to the very common mistake inado by keepers of horses in limiting the supply of water to their animals. Many owners of horses, most grooms, and others who have the charge of them, profess, he says, “to know how much water a horse ought to be allowed, and, when a poor, thirsty, over-driven animal arrives at his journey’s end, he is treated to a very limited supply and the pail is taken away before its necessity is hall met. It is a mistaken not.on that cold water frequently produces “colic.” I have known it cure the disease.— When cold water does cause abdimo-1 nial pain, it is from long abstinence, and when the horse drinks to excess. But even this is rare. 1 allow my horse to drink from every trough i ■ meet on the road, if the water be clean, and, in my own stud, I never had a case of colic. At home, my horaes always have water beiore them A friend oi mine, to whom, the other a J> i gave this advice, directed his servant to adopt. The servant shook his head, and said, “he tuought he knew as well as Mr. Cartledge when his horses required water and how much.” The owner, in reply, told his servant that might 1 e so, and he must all «w lus horses to drink as often and (-S freely as he and and himself.— English turner'* Journal, . V BEiUL Table.— To aid farmers in arriving at accuracy in estimating the amount of laud in different Holds under cultivation, the following table is given. * 5 yards wide by 938 yanls kmg con tains 1 acre. 10 yards wide by 434 yards J OIIR contains 1 acre. ° 20 yards wide by 242 yards long contains 1 acre. 40 y ar d s wide by 121 yards long contains 1 acre. *0 yards wide by GO* yards lon contains 1 acre. e m *-* ** hi wiVS.’T' 1 ' 869 feot ‘-"e™' ’A *• JESTKIXI lilt!) rr V -) Tj? fci’UUL LUIIU* ZOO lAkdb. SIX-CORD. For salo by all dealers in D?IY COOPS & MOTIONS. ESTABLISH D i*™. WEUH & GRIFFITHS, lnw<: Ax*!!*! -st.vs! Axes - -aw- of all J.-Horipiions' Ax.-s, Belong and d/el Furnishing*. Circular Saws with Noli! Troth, or wit" /’atent, Adjustable Po nt*, su p -riftr to all Inserted Teeth Saws. oes Reduced.l3r s «"d for Pnce L'*t and Circulars. Welch A: Wriffithw, Boston, 4/ass., or Detroit, Mich. NORWAY OATrt Have fully demonstrated their adaptation to the soil and climate of the South.— Y Id 10') to 150 bushels to the acre. No lodging or rugoug. Arc heartily endoisrd by prominent planteis in every Southern Sta e Those wishing to participate in the pri fits of the sale of ibis seed next yeat ► huuld older at once, enough for a few acres. Every oue will want it next year. J. L. Di* vine, Chattanooga, Tenn., raised 763 bushels on 5 acres last year. The increased value ol the straw will pay cost of seed twice over. — A few planteis have already bought, and there is a chance for a few more. <fst llliftll —Counterfeit seed is being ex , teiisiv. »y ottered iu the (South, aad we cuu tion tile public! against imposition. See tiia l our trade-mark is produced nelore you huv \ Price per bushel, §7 50; ha f bushel, $1; peck, $2 50. Send money with order, to HoUGH A OHURGII, K oxville, Tenn., or tc D. VV. RASJSDELL & CO., Propr*, 218 Pearl S . N. Y., or 171 Lake St., Chicago Circulars tree. 10 000 Agents wanlHl For Pit I FS1 1 anti INUIV, Apply at once to Critteadon A J/cKinuoy, 1308 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. lilt pit/ yoSK intjtiobipi Publisher Sermons, a Setial N ory for the Family, anew Children’s S ory evety week, (’ha's with the Litils Folks, Editorials by the best Metfiodiat witeisand others, Foreign and Domestic Cmresponderce, full Depart . insnts ol R ligious and (Secular Intelligence —in short, wba'ev. r goes :o mke a ennri plete Fd.-nilv Paper. Piice, #2 50 a year.— L heial premiums to canvassers. Yearly -uhscripti us commence at any t me. For specim- n, end"-e a ' ‘ .1 cent stamp to THE M ATHODIST, 114 Natsau S'., X w York. LO3ILLARDS |is an excellent article of 4a ■■ i*4iSi i granulated V irgini.i , * 111 < Ati wherever introduced it .Smoking Tobacco |is universally admired. It is put up in humhome niUHlin bags, in which orders for J/eersehaum pipes are dnily packed. LORiLLARO’S I >« made of the choicest V CHI CLUB 1 wmSlut. eVcrt^M Smoking 7\»hnoco tin* Nicotine has beou ex tracted ; ii leaven nft distjrreeahle takte after smo king; it is very mild, lljrht in color and weight, hence one pound will lah|andoiigas :i of ordinary tobacco. In this brand wr tilsp pack orders every day for fi st quality Afeer u-haum pipes. Try it anil convince yourselves ii is all it claims to be, “the finest of all.” LCMILLARD’S This of fTne Cut Vbfisiti*v <-h * v ' u, ff toh:l,i '° hn * vr4B3a 3 emm. or superior any- Chewing Tobacco. wlier*. It is without doubt the best chewing tobacco iu tin* country. L< RfLLARDS I have niiiv been in genpral W tfe ■ : n. i.''w I use in till* Initial States .'WIN lilt Ii over 11" years, amt still ac knowledged “the best” wherever u-eil. 11‘yimr storekeeper dues not hive tbeseartieles for sale, ask him to get them; tin y are sold by re speetabie Jobbers almost everywhere, tireular ofu-lea*s mailed on applientlon. I‘. LOnn.l.Aßh $ CO. New York. VV about .Spectacles, Dccim Cl VI.-iiletoe. — Scot po.st-p.id, oil receipt of 10 ets. Addreas Dr. E. B. Foots;, (author ol “Jfedical Com non Sense) No. I‘2'> Lexiog'ou avenue, cor. .ast 28th St., N Y. (*A JR \ T ' Bovs t'» onlv OU A I \ ‘ I nr.J.I x 151,3 \axiiß4o murmur. Addcssu RICHARDS’ B » Itysii, New York. VW AY’ with tn comfortable Trus-e«. Com fort at and cure f.r the Ruptured. Sent los'-paid in roe ipt of 10 cents. Address Dr. E. B Foots, No. 120 Lexiugson uvenue, New Yoik. 10,00 ) tgnils wanted For Tlie finest engraving in the market, ylpply at cnceto Crittenden & Jlf’Kinney, 1308 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, P a. Tho Purest. Best and Cheapest soi,i> Kirill. * <I.OOO is<‘!iN tVa it i «?»»r Walks and Hemes of Jesus. By liev />. March, l>. I»., author of •‘Njk'ht Scene* of thu ltihle.” .Jpplv at ouee to Crltten’ 1 “ &JA Kiun<-y, 1306 Cheutiiut at., 71iila<l< lp>« ( £ A/2 ENTS! READ T is j HTE will r V IS » SAMItV of S4O per week and eipenses, or allow a laree comm s-ior to sell our new won I rf'il'inreutiona Add'es,’ M. WAGNER & CO., Marshal', Mieh.' POCKET R- volvers.—Jgeaf* su Shooter. Jk. neat, durable, tour-incli barrel. I’riee *1.50 p at-paid. Addres S- G- AU-STIN, Elsie, M eh. 17 ™ **EOV 11 HIT K, a morn) 1 J »"h « end D: s S rr.pl * free. S M Spencer & Cos., Brattleboro, Vi. WANTED ! 10/the IU eVtr ' V tOWD th ® S ° Uth * Ld Wr *' LARGEST ONE DOLLAR NOUSE GOODS SEAJTC. 0. D bEXD lOR CIRCULARS. Addres*’ *. * • TllOtlPsoi A CO mi HD ERA L ST., i 6tj SIA r ’ ff gJ , Rostoii, Mass. Chicago, 111. I his l» nu lltt ill ling. I>Y ending 33 ct»., with age, In ight, colo’ inl eyes aid hair, you will receive, by re turn mail, a correct piotu’e "f your future hu-baud or wife, with name and date ol marriage. Address VV - . FOX, P • O. Drawer No. 24, Ful ouvilie, N Y r. Whittier, 9 Wylie St., Pittsburgh, Pa., of J f/iiiun wide reputation, treats all vcneral dis eases; also, seminal weakness, ini potency, etc., the result of self.iibuse, Send 2 stamps for sealed pamphlet, 50 pages. No matter who failed, state case. Consultation free. rpiic (tlurriiigf! King. —Essays lor 1 vnnng men, hee ( inseiled envelop**.— HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P; Pbiiadel plda, Penn. CIIDIAIIV imw STItANGK.—The Married uUnIUUd Ladies Private Companion eon ains ii e ue.llell inlutii a ion. ,vni iree tor -tamp. Addreas MRS. C. HENRY, Hanover, Pa. I)SYCHOIfANBY, FASCINATION OR 1 SOUL CHARMING.—4OO pages ; cloth, riiis wotiderful book lias lull instructions to enable iho reader to larciuate either sex, or any animal, at. will. Mesmerism, Spiritual ism, and hundreds of other curious expeii roenis. It can be obtained bv sending ad dress, with podage, to T. W. F.VANS &CO., No 41 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia. -A-IRIOUST PIANOS. IWh’? him ?)jnPLiFYi,Nq WW Patent Reversed Wooden Agraffe ltiidge throughout, uktxiks the sweelneas of the old wood Bridge, and obtains the so'idity of ttie jd xtal Agraffe, witliout us onj actions. Patent Coinpoinul Wrest Plunk which holds the Tuning Pins, in six layers of Maple, OBAtN ruuuiug uiffeteutiy,—this rLAKK NIVER SPLITS. Putent Pull Iron Frame coucinirales IN fkont ot the Tuumg Pius, that bercloiote uaxiauinu Iron (wlncii in other Pianos burtlully schkocnus the I UMNO Pins,) and “bulls” into ihe Hoot edge ol tin* Plans and MstciUALi.v icsisis the iwknty tons strain. Patent Diagonal Sustaining liar part of the Iron Fame, next to and pa- lief aitia the elect s. iugs UNDER lUE OVER" STRUNG Bass. AFFI DAVIT UF SUPFuIOR 11X uViuli aIL. The First alnciij Trial ever iiau. BLIKD FOLD lii ALS AGAI^T Steinway’s, Chickeriug’s, aud other Eiaiios. Wk, the make Oath that a; the Mine oi Uie lasi Fait ot me American hi stilute ueiU hi New York. imiueaUbcl) lu*- iowmg ihe French Exposition in Daii?, two J'iauos, inatJe by Eteimcag Wo/is. one Jt'i ano uv Chickering d* /Sunn, one Fatent At ion Fiano i li.aac U) (J. C. Manner, nu a otvtiaf other uj <»hci *B inairuiueui? wcie tiled agau.ti each oilier, by oidcr and under coutiol o Ine Uliiceie oi Tie lusti u e, to tiucitle wn ct PfttU on tli ibl iO iin con.pA liiiou an«niu receive Ihe Fuat Pitiiiiuui "uh the best Etjuare Fiuno known. ’ lu obinio an iuipa - Liai in.il, twice all ol auia Piariud were cover cd with papers, ao thui one Piano c»u>u not be distingt t.\/ud front another, (uumig Ti absence oi lit*. and >wt.ee aia tbty at* 1. cl one ol Said P at.Oa as the best, winct , upon unctiVeilug, both times, piovt-ti 10 b* me ''itia l'atcnt AAKJ+\ Ftano , awaidiwg it "The hirst Frena m "over all others for bang the best /Square Ftano known to than " Th e trial was ujtcr t'/'ickering d* Eons Pi .nu bad receivi a tor Legion of tlouor ana Medal, unci Eteinwag and Eon*, tbe Medal it out Aapoieon ; ana tu» Jutigc-i ol raid trial were : EDWARD iIULLKN UaUkK. Prol.ol Jdusc, Alaai nl Dueciot ana Ui igiuaior ol the isevy York and Brooklyn Douaervaioricb ol AlU' c. i'EADEL, the einiucut ami favor* »le hoiupoaci , atiU Ptai ist iu uia Ko • «il tiigb uesd the Due Gusiave ol bax Wciujar, Ei.cn acn. FKKDERIi K K. BRANDIES, Pok-bsor oi Viii Sic ; leacuer, ol the bigner acliuol ol Mu -BK-, Ac., Ac. a. D. BEcEMANN, Organist at Ca.liedra), Jo*aey Cl y \ Punial, Ac. Julius aNicuu a hut, Rmbkht Rif.gf.r, likNi.Y Ji i Ll. hit, CHAKLKB SoLOWEDEL, xiUGi ST Uttl LNf.lIKKti R. UkKT MotNMkG, O. o. ua.\n&.;, (Inventor and Falentee of the Anon Fiano Forte ) Sworn Ootor e tue t M ia 22J day ol July, O. O. Tavluk. Commissioner of 1/eed*. The Akion Piano ia me ciikAi'r.ar, mubt CUHAULII, LEAST COMPLICATLO, lequittS if SB TUNING alia lioM AuT get oUb of OHIO', 11 is THE M 9 iu.ro. Writ© for alb a a vita, Pamphlet and Ouou~ I ir, and slate iu wbal Paper you t>uw ibid ad vet liae . e t. &TAGENTS fI'AN'TEJJ^NZ in ev©;y 6'iiy aud Towu where we have no: already appointed tbein. COV£LL LC3, tVarerouun untl Uflue, ilo. 55 4 liroudu say, >IUUUii*« i,.i y, IS7 A 1M) ltuiv trj, it w loik U Ate» O JN CARRIAGE FACTOR! TKOS. J. HART, Pro., AND MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGES & BUGGIES OF EFEMtF UESCItITIOjr. Pattern* adjusted to suit the most impro Stales. We keep on hand Northern and Earterr •vork w. ich we will ee.l at lowest cash prices. Jan. 20, lj. v t JflflSllfUltoP htficVATOR, II L (Ml ll ll LASB GR. This medicine is known to the fseulty »s be ing the concentrated fluid extrset of Sarssp arill.i united with other valuable medicinal hetbs, and is guaranteed as chemically pure. for thk cure of Scrofula and L'OVsIJiTIPTIO.I. This refitedy is compounded expressly for purifying and cleansing the blood of all a* (trinities, going at once to the lountaiti head of di.CHHe, It eiiingtiishes. I U.l/ORS, ( OS'SUVIPTION. SYPHILIS, ERIN ERUPTIONS, SAI.T RHEUM, BO ILS, HIfKU MAT ISA/, WANT OF VITALITY, SCROFULA. We all know .hut the promiscuous vacci nation indulg.J in during the late war breo the most villanous diseases. Vaccination pus was taken from the arms of mauy per sons ful) of scrofulous sores. Theo of course the impurities of the scrof ulous patient were übsoibed in the blood of men oibetwiso without diseases, and both became infected alike. .!/* n, women and childteu throngiicu' oil the West are most wofully diseased iron) this cause, and knew not until a few months »eo. the o>igin of it. Henry’s Constitution Renovator R» lit-VHB the Entire tiyatem ot Pains and aches, euliveus the spitits, and sends new blood BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VAIN. I< imparts a *|>ui'Klini{ Itrighlncss to the Eye A Kosy Giuw to the t he. k. A Kuhy I'iiige lo Hie Lips A Clearness to Ills: Head. Brightness lo the Complexion, Buoyancy to the Spirils, And llapptnesK on all bides. For all affections of the kindeys it is unsur passed. /'eople have been rescued, as it were, from the very jaws of death, by a timely use of this great remedy. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS. “Doctor, I was vaccinated in the hospital. Before that 1 bad no skin disease. Uutil I had s bottle of your “Constitution /ienova tor," sent me by Dr Roper, of Columbia, Vlo., I suffered tortures with rtlnnn g sore-. Since f have used two bottles I utn all well except a small so e on the calf ol my left leg, a. and that is getting well fast.” 1 his from a lady.—“And now my skin is as cleat and as fair as a bibe’s. My complex ion, thanks to your ‘Renovator,” is beauti ful. “Yes, yes, 1 may well sav such rel'ef was unknown to tne before. Enclosed find five dollars tor six bottles; two families here wan' to tn it.” “I was very much troubled with syphilis Voir remedy seeps to be cuiittg me last. Bend 4 hot les per Expre-g." ‘No more rheumatism. Three bottles of .Conan miou Renovator have made me anew man ” “Doctor, enclosed find $5. Please send tne a t-upplv. Two families liere want to try your Constitution Renovator” We have not space lor more of the above ext i acts, bul y ou can ask \ our neighbor about he remedy, i’verv one has something good to say, as it. cures every time. Fob all diskasks of tiik KIDNEYS, RKiEN ION OF IBE UR IN A', And tor Female Diseases, Ne vous Pi os ration, Weakness, General Li— tude and Want oi Appetite, it is uusur nas-ed. a r ‘ I UY. —ln ordering our remedy always place the .number of our Post-Office Bix on \ our lei ers. Tie in w liw iu our New Y’oik Pi is Office coon e's 'his Address, Ifr. ft* E. Unity »\ Cos. Diiector-Geueral Berlin flo-pital, Prussia. Agencv of the Uni e l Bis'es. Labratory, 27 1* P a'l Bree - , Poei-Offlce Bnx 6272 NEW YORK. CONSTITUTION RF, VOVA TOR is $1 per uot'le, -ix bottles forss. Sent anywhere on receipt ol priep. Patieuts are requester to correspond conhjen'ially, and reply will he made by following mail. S; id by all respectable Druggists. J iCOii LIPPMA Y, Dole As»*nl SAVANNAH, ga. INAUGURATED AT LAST! New Harness Manufactory i.r n.isrso.r, /../, IsW^ nniTE subscriber would respectfully col 1 the attention of the public generally, t< s he fact, th»t he will make and keep o? hand, all kinds of 11U and wil ***ll 'hem as cheap ns they can b»* had in an' market. My wo*k is all made of she bes material, and made bv hand and no* machr ♦ Old Harness and Saddles repaired ou shor notice. J. H. ANDREWS. Dawoon Ga., Af\rcn 11, IB6y—lv Dreer s Gard n ISeeds, For the Vegetable and Flower 42 a iMleiu G Fi<>ld sf»eds t Evergreens, R *f s , Dfhllng, Verbena*, GUdi ins, (ir-ip, Vines, Small Frui 4 , Aspa’’H‘'U8 l Roch*, Ea*h Potn• Onion Books, Impletm-i t*. &c Dreef’s Garden Calendar, lor 187 4 *, containing full descriptive lists of the above, (144 pagea,) beaunfiTly illustrated with en gra-.-ittifs and two colored pUteo of *'New Coleus,” ar. O namental Flower B* ds,” will be mailed on the receipt ot a posing* stamp Dealers supplied on bberal tern*-. A wholesale catalogue (for Deal rs on 1v) wij be mailed on application. A id*e«s HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 13, !m. x*evvaii,j>. “ Stray, and, or stolen, from the Soba. riber, 0 r the loghr ol tie 6th of January, ot:. -"">>11 Grev Horae, and one small Sorrel Ore, Jfulc, with »hi e no-e. We will g.ve th, .hove reward foe .be Horse and Mul. ; and f stolen, wi lyiv FIFTY DOLLARS for .he Thief, with aTidep.a to convict. Addres. either of us at Dawson, G... . , , OW. D I.T.ARD, Jail. 13, lm. M. V LA.I/lt JEST KLCLIVUi: 3/staels Chesapeake Guano! VAX IL b keep constantly on hip » * W large quantile of the above Fertili *‘T ; ulfo, the M.VI Ht II •/ and 01., Guanos. For prices, & ..call on me at mv uihee, at John A. Fulton’s Warehou-e „ C. c. FARMER. Dawson Ga, Novtniber 4-4 m JOJ&UGHS AND— MEDICHSTES. 1 DR. J. E. w - A. LOTLKSS. JIMS & LDYIISS ill R are now offering for gale one of the VV largest uud beat aaßorted stock ol Drugs ever before brought to this market, all of which we propose to sell os chenp ov thru cat&he hout/ht D» Jn*i- VOJC, or any other city, freight ml iletl. We offer special inducements to COUN TRY MERCHANTS, and Physicians. We buy largely for cash, hence can offer induce hi (Mi (*B which uo •'her bouse can. WHITE LEAD, OIL & COLORS rfe make a specialty, buying direct from the largest factory iu the UinledtSuteg. Our slot k consists ot l>ruys, Chemical *, tt'hite l.ead ground iu Oil, Paint., cither dry or in 0.1, Parnl.he. of all kind., DYE-STUFFS, ESSENTIAL OILS °f “>«* l’urest Quglitj, Kerosene, Liuseed Tanner’s, Jlachiue, Sweet & Castor Oil, in abuodance; ALSO, Soda* Starch. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, sulphur, Nalts,&c. A full and complete a-Ror'inerit of Pate nt Tledicim Flavoring 3 xtrads, Perfumery of all Kinds, Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet Powders And oaps, Shaving, Tooth and Hair Brushes, In fact, everything u uallv kept in a first class HHCO S'i It li I'. Tltey keen, also, for J/edical purposes, pure articles of WINES I BRANDIES. Superior induuvniPDfs are offered to Far mers anti PhysiciitiH. Prei-cripMon?curclulk comp'U'fied and tilled by a Druggist and Pn*hic:*n of expt-rit m*“. Don’t fo'geiiht* ..luce—i xt door lo Will. lVoolt k ll\ lVuv fiit ii ‘s old -Oand, Via ot Ntr*'**l. D-twson, lia , March 4, 1809—ly RHEUMATISM ! For a swift and sure cure use KAYTON’S OIL OF LIFE THE {greatest JLiaiimcut OF TIIE AGE’ IT WORKS LIKE A CIIAKM It has been applied to the maasea in the Btrcet of Savannah, Macon. Auyusta, Columbus, Mont gomery, and all h ailing cities and towns to the Mihsissippi river, from hit lamoua carriage, for many years, with n'OJTMIEIIEL L S VV CESS . The most severe Cases of RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. bains in the back, BREAST, JOINTS audblDES were brought to the Professor, who as quick ly rubbed the patient tbotougtny with his O-LLt UW 'ill, sending them away in every instance entirely relieved, thus causing one bottie ol the L ot ■nent to save huudrtds of doling iu doctors' bills. KAYTON’S OIL, Ol’ LII I£ Is now considered by all who have witnessed "« application to be the true and reiiabl. Remedy tor Rneiiiiiati.-u,, W. un.lg;., and to •li pains and aches wherever a Liniment cal. '•e used Kayton’s Oil of laife ! I oe never-failing German Liniment, is gne qualed tor its sterling virtues iu the histo.. ol Jf. dicines—making a swilt and sure cU.e, giviug reiie iu < very case almost by the hist ■ übbing. Read the lesnmonialsaid hear th. opinion of the people. for sale by all ieadiug Dtug 5. ores McKESSIN & ROBBINS, li«le»ale Ajieuli, NtW YOKK. PUOBRIE OR •I*4 CO If WHOLESALE DRUG Uuu-E, Svir.l.r.Mif, UEOItG I*4. Pyraf ti«£C‘ The justly Cgiebrated Chill & Fever Expeller, Acts as a Tonic and as an Appetizer, giving the patient strength and building up his sy s . tem, leaving him atrong and healthier than before the attack. may2o^l» MAPI’S SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME! WE takt pleasure in again eff ring this standard Fertiliser t» tke pli,« tors of Southwest Ga,sold by u, for the past three jearg. Ngfaitk. gtandiug the severe droughts aud other misfortuuct that hat* btfilUi the crops sioco we have bccu selling it, THE KAPES SUPER-PHOSPHITE 'u!lj sustains its character, ag attested by hundreds of certificates from lsadttg planters in Terrell, Calhoun. Webster and l’*aker eountiei. THE STANDARD QUALITIES OF THIS FERTILIZER v%ill be ful!j m^in f air.ed, Hn*! is to every purcbaßOf. N - ! ©do ie«4 star that ‘4iiy will bo of its well to 4 earned popularity. KX T U C T : HON F M. lIAItFKIi used lbs M•*•.•«’• Sup fi ; » pet »"t«, tbii year. Ii -ui', a-C'tiipur.ti w 'fa iarni uumunraJ, ju fiv rs .hi Tbospiiate vm huedrej per Cctit MR 11. A KEITH ured, this year, from 100 to 250 lbs nf the Phnxpbite (nr ,cre thin was the second year he has used it—tt made 500 Ihs more cotton t« fit acre than tits' mini tntivd. Expects to use it again nt xt year. MR K. BELLFLOWEIS u»ed it upou curu aod cottoo, on pocr,.Smdj land, which dout led fats crop. JUDGE W. 0. BIERCE, of Calhoun cr.uoty, aaya, he put abou’ a tikli spoonful to the hill ol corn, on poor, sandy land, that would oot make umrtiku wo bushels corn per acre, and he made eight bushels per acre. Below we give the iiamci of some of the PlHutcra wb* have used tins popular fertilizer : 0 0 KERSEY, Terrell county. M L BURNEY, Terrell county. JAS CLARK. Terrell couotv. OB BROWN. Terrell county. B MORELAND, T-rrell couoty. S R WESTON, Terrell county JAS. SIMMONS, Terrell county. W 0 BIERGE, Calhoun county. A R LUNDY, Terrell county. JOHN COLLEY, Calbouu couatj. VV KENNEDY, Terrell c.u ty. <; W COLLEY, f’alhoun county. J KITCHENS, Terrell county. W M MURRAV. Calhoun county. WG BABKS, Terrell county. AG WEAVER. Calhoun ct uMj. JHAKHELL Terrell county. J MANSFI ELD, Calhoun county. J R JONES, Terrell county. JL GRIFFIN, Caibuun county. J B CRIM, Terrell county. J II GtOFFIX, Calhoun county. VI W MURRAY, Terrell county. A IJaNTZLER. Webster c n uuty- T MEADOWS, Terrell county. M L ! ? INION W bster county. M GAMAGE, Terrell county. B FSHfvERS, Webster county. J W DOZIER, Terrell eouory. JM H MAKSHLL, Webster cun'J. J W KIE I’ll. Terrell county A DILLARD, Webster county. R A Kl E! H Terrell county. A MIM.S, Biker county. A' (i SIMPSON. Terr-11 cvttwty, A JON Biker county J W RAGaN, Terrell county. TO PLANTERS who expect to use ibis popular Fertiliser, we wooltl ; o hand <n their orders early, *- we atrliripafe a hoarv business in it the ason, and shipping uiav be difficult If you would m. ke an inves'inent that ■ouid pay you, try dj* F ril z -r. Y>u who have poor lands, now is yor tif 1, A e w ill *ay 'hat this Furtilis r is as good as anv other offered iu Georgi»i takioj into consideration its cost p>r ton. IjUJ will save aoy per* >n Slo 00 per ton who wioh to tisu Down's Co®| ;UljDl ' ®* ™ *' cau feD yu he log Ul' uts to make it. (G. uu tie Peruvian Go*i**‘» Dissotved bone*, L.nd Placer and Sab,) and you ca lOaoq.iiLn y u -vi> »> “ , cost chtaper by sls 00aiha» y-'U can „uy i r ady prepaied A .»fg i ,lia '*' r ast year bought Uu- ~[ u>. and ha- J,-n u . hfs or.i. i ogam ton- .*;• l» “*** sits 'he cost to pr p,ir. i ir n<> . mg, ,»• and f,.. ~r . ter* to manipuiafe i- uiaie l ' All these Fertiiiz rs »r-: wurran eu to D- g. uuiue. Cali and see B.uipnlets woicn will be ruudy tor distribution in a few dayt. lorgcl the place. LOYhUSS & GRIFFIN
