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About The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18?? | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1887)
Confectioneries, Funcy and Family Groceries Call on Longhurst in old Sharp Building. k- 1 [: AM: STILL : HERE AND - INEEND . TO . STAY! A Boaut{f—i{i Line of gpring and Summer Goods, CLOTHING, SHOES HATS, LAWNS, MUSLINS, ETC. (:;?}“CALI‘ Early and ge? your Bargain. M. REMFNER, Leader of L.ow Prices. ~_- I T e, ¢&Tne JoreNAL s the OfMcial Paper of | ”6”‘('o'.l:‘.l"' and the City of Dawson, | 'l'nté‘fl 4 larger number of readers than ; an '("'“M paper that circulates in the ‘"-v'm. Ty prove this, we open our poaks | ::x'm',,‘ inspection of all who may wish to i weie e e COUNTY CURRENCY. | e S [ Intevesting Ttems Coueerning Town | and Connty Gathered by Journal ‘ Reporters and Brieily Told. | Come, Apring! Etherral mildness come! | Bat don't vou come too fast; Pan't ke us shed our winter duds B»‘A’“fl' you come to last. __Did auvone hazzard the re-! park that winter's back was bro ken? —¥Mr. and Mrs. John Haisten Jost a child last week with scarlet fever. l —(Captair Guarry gave the Gusrds a special drdl last Friday night. —There is more money 1n Daw gon dirt than in any of the in flatad towns. —Rev. B. W. Davis is assiating ina protracted meeting at Amer jens thir week. —A Mrs. Cook, of the Shell man neighborhood, was adjudged insane last week. —Marble playing negro boys sround town are a noisance. They ought to be at work. | —All the points ioterested are | riprorionsly jubilant over the Co-! t . i lumbus Southarn. ! —-Tha insinuating red bag will ! gt n ood work at the school | pieuics to morrow. —The Raporter learns that rust hag appearad in some of the oat fields around Bronwood. —To moirow 18 “All Fools” day, and also the day of the wontlly bill eollectoe. - ~Solicitor-General Gaerry is giving Lis time and taleats to the Clay eriminals this week. —4A handsoms marble monn ment has been erected over the grave of the lata W. N. Thornton. —Captain Dillon has agnin shown his liberality by presenting the fire company with $3O in gold. ' 5 _ x ! be nobbiast Hats and Searfs | In the city ean be foand gt Melton | Bros. Lln‘.n;l:; Store. m3-t£ % =Sheriff Marshall now bas only ; t:‘l" or three prisopers in jail. | They are of the colored persua €lOO, —ltis time tha ladies wers se :u'mg a memorial orator. We % ahe the hr-,nrt'y. of suggesting Col- | enel Jim Mathig Griges. | Ao s foib 22 g Wuat vou need is a mo-hcnml S‘fll"luu s pure, efieient, reliable. I uch is l]»»::‘l's Sarsaparilia. It I)(rHLS.‘,Q.\ }'\3_;l3“;”- ("(-r('lt;'v’() D()“'(’l's. % m;I“‘-Ux"fl‘-'&‘lfl’f*l)?&! seem to be the | er cf the day in Dawson. Let every onn I Y ke Aot S around and s-e W(:;'.‘- cen be done towards the goed ok, | -l e ce the change in Kempuer's R nous week. If you . ho has the goods by v ceil aud examine his W euock, fl““ learn that the rasidenca 0 hir. ‘(;’“il (1“-n\ . n Botty 1. i, in Calhoun burpe g SeAr the Terrell Jine, was ing wag sy day last weck., Noth | : a 8 saved, =Tha T. v . ‘Oice(iliitllz (}) Martin stock, in- | tale Batyrd .o 9, sold at sheriff's | tin lm; :;nhy lfil)r Mo Wl ened business again at the same stand, . \Hnu o Wigs ‘(.l”\ are new at work exca tistorng e wlm;t of the four new | Boted 1o hen these are com in tlo cit‘l;m will be six cisterns “~Ths puni Mg F‘l (‘D‘l]lmls of the South Ga. Neleon l‘” eze and of the Owen blag v«'int-l,'-\’hhlla will attempt to the flonen; I tf"m()l‘rn‘w by opening . "ol with & pair of picnics, “hentuek v 0“@1“ l”l‘:u(. l\‘\, the lnotll(‘t‘ Of C“l -nhou]d“r‘-q‘lf'asm to look to Ler i 10%. Duwson s ablo Weq a 0 ore military titles to the -W EMY town in the Union. ~We heap . ton cmnm‘..“.) nothing of the cot fult “’flu‘tA;ml lately, Itis a long Upon ”‘n‘ 'm(( “le'm.'m who enters be g pnhlil\l g‘l'{)l‘lse will not ounly Youp lnore .1 Defactor, but will . alere, U readers w Notica 1, aders will do well to hfim-ivm- illrnm."““t'nents of Tux biy Youn( s, Hs will begin thia, g well o eXt Monday. Io Proepgg: i "“. otier matters, 8 atiog will uob e ~For el pay. ‘llm.i' ,‘\ “”‘l‘ lnugs, spitting of !“'“l'iinn nihrl‘!: o breath, eon. g o u;'!‘u ]\)“ n,‘.‘"""tfl ull linger. Moy, U 2 Piered's “Golden e, PCOvery § Medy o YTV I 8 6 soveraign Ol UPerior fo eed Liver ‘\ \l;l"v o T LY ‘“ ”"! e g T B b —All who want to see the edi tor on business will fiud a hearty welecome and a fiout seat in his sanctum. Loafers are requested to make theiv visits few and of short deration. —The choirs of the differeny charches in the city have ocea stonal practices. Wa hope these neetings will be frequent, as both gool and plsasare result from such assemblages. --The fishermen now wendeth their way to tha water’s edge and yank from the limped streams im mense—yarns. A society for the prevention of ernelty to the truth should be inaugurated. —People should be carcfnl how they decry their town. It is bad policy to sidle up to a stranger and tell him the town i 3 no good. Dawson will manage to keep abreast with its neighbors, and perhaps a little ahead. —Some of the farmers are com plaining that the birds are mak ing terrible havoe in the corn fields where the youog corn is just sprouling. We have heard some of them say that they will have to plant agein. —The Cartersville Courant re fers to Dawson as “n town of sev en huudred inhabitants.” 1n this our contemporary makes a mis take of only about 1,300. Daw son is the boss town of this s:e tion and has a vopulation of not less than 2,000. —Now and then may be seen on tho streets two or three farm ers trying to surround a town cow, while tha town cow seems bent on surrounding a stolen bun dleof fodder. I the ecouncil would give the city a stock law there would be none of it. —Call and have your eyes fitted with a pair of non-changeable speclacles. Every pair guaran tead never to leave the eyes. The easiest glass on the eyes in the market. A gnarantes given with every pair. Call on W. C. Ken drick, agent, Dawson, Ga. —“Judge not by appearances,” is a good adege. A faded, rusty snit may contain an editor or 2 preacher, whils the man wearing the shiny soit and the tall hat may bhe a delinquent subseriber of threa years’ standing, and per hieps is a debtor to the washerwo man. —(lombas has subseribed £52,100, $2,100 over her quota, to the Columbus Southern. It is well for all the countias that can {0 raise as mu~h over the mmouni asked of them as possible as sone of the connties will not raise their amoant. There ar2 some 1n Terrell eble to subseribe who have ol pot done so. Come up, genile men, and help lift your county on to a boom. —Ayer’s Sarsaparilla was the fist s ceessful blood medicine ever offored to tha pablic. This preparation is still held in the highast public extimeation both a ‘home aud abroard. [ts mirac ‘ulous cures and immense sales show this. Ask your druggist for It. ; Leoatang the Road. | A special {rom Richlaud to the Atlanta Coustitution under date of the 25th iust. says: “Lhe sur veying corps of the Colambus ‘Southgrn rvailroad arrivad at this place last Tuesday nwight, and ‘made the survey through this town yesterday. They have loca ted the routs from this place to iCulfl:nbus, They will go from bere to Albany via Dawson. Itis ‘thought to be a certainly now ‘that the rcad will b 2 buit” Wheie e Got Them. “Heilo! friend, where did you l get that suit?” «[ got it st Melton DBros'. Clothing Store. 1f you want a |Spring Sait be sure you cull on lthem before you buy. They have | over 500 suits to select from.” The Hat Trade. We htve received aur stock of ' Spring au 1 Summer Hats snd are ;ufl'ering big bargains. We keep }saleahle Lats at saleably priees, "and will make it to your inferest | to eall on us. b AL, WinLiams & Davis ( —————— “ i MRS, 1, M. ANTHOKY ms) 18 RECEIVING (~ } A Spring and Summar Wilivey, | 'Emvrnerng HATS and BON. NETS in the latest and most im woved shapes, aud in tho new épriug eolora, . . Be sure to giva her s enll, She WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. L Mamy 51, Dawson, GA. —JHeR{ {——} DAWSON, { GEORGIA. —1)O(:—— HORSLEY & KILLEN HAVE just received a nice line ot : q Spring Goods Consisting in part of Clothing of every style, price and qual ity. They can fit from a small boy up to a large man. They have also in stock a nice Line ot White Dress Goods, Such as Victoria Lawns, In dia Linens, Plain and Figured Embroideries, Nainsoo ks, and Nunsveiling, of the latest styles and patterns. ® Hosiery, In Solid and Stripes, Hand kerchiefs, Laces, Edgings, Etc. Rare bargains in all. Shoes, Hats, Boots, Trunks, Satchels, Um brellas, Etc., in profusion and are going at prices that will surprise you. —: 00— 158" The public is cordial ly invited to inspect our stock when in the City. DAWSON: - GEORGIA. HorsLey & KILLEN, R The Clothiers. T SASSER DEPARTMENT. DR. J. H. HAMMOND, EDITOR. Fide is eternally shooting off his mouth, but we thiok he pretty well defines himself in last week's News in regard to the fence ques tion and the “tin,” as he ealls it The “[ence men” do not need to spend any “in,” and we are of the opinion that if Fide gets enough “tin” ont of this fence question to farnish himself a summer duster, he will have to get the grand jury to make an ap propriation for his benefit. Wea think% the bridge aeross Drantly creek, 1§ miles west of this place, i 3 getting to be dan aerous, and wonld respectfully pail the attention of the commis sioners to the same. We think tho bridge ought to be patched with a new oune. Oae of Mr. Foster's cows devel oped eympntoms of hydrophobia oue eveniug last week, and by the newt. morring she was raving srazy. A erowd scon assembled with shot gans aul eveniuaiiy suceeaded in killing the cow. The cow was bitten by a mad dog wbout thres weeks ago. QOur fishing gang are begiuning to get reasdy for the summer cam paign. Fishing tackle and rods are 1n demand at present, Brother Harris, of the Cross Roads, is building himself & new residence. Ha is doing the work himself. 'Rah for the Cross Roads. Miss Edna Murray is in a very critical condition at present. She bas been sick for the last twelve o fifteen days. We hope she may SOON recoiver. We learn that the quarterly meeting passed off very quietly and harmoniously last Saturday and Sunday. The Presiding El der, Rev. Peter Twitty, was hore and preached on both days. We wonld like to know when our friend J. N. P. is going to fix p that extra dinner and invite us and the Judge. - The frost and cold winds during the past few days have gotten ruther close to the early vegeta tion. Farm operations are meving vn finely in this section at present. M:s. J. C. Joiner has been sick for the past goveral days. A Deceived Woman ig the lady wlo uses cosmeties, fuce lotions, white lead, bismuath powders, arsenic, etc, in the be lief of enviching and boautifying the eomyplexion. Itls but tempo rary, and ultimately destroys the skia beyond the power of natare to restore, Etop it! Stopit now, aod ase only Dr. Havter's Iron Tonie, whhi imparts the vizor ancd lovelingys of yaasl, o A Night Watehman. On account of the frequent rob beries in the peighboring cities recently, the business men of this place have requested the Mayor to put on duty a night w—-“madn 80 a 3 to insure a proper protection of property. This the Mayor can not do on his own individual re sponsibility, but the matter will be brought by him before the Couuncil on next Monday night when, no doubt, measures will be taken to inaugurate a night police. Oge policeman for the day and one fur the night will fill the biil. ilired His Stors Watched. The recent safe robberies at Al bavy, Thomasville, Wayeross and other towns, have caused some un easiness among the business men of our town aud is making them more carefal. Last Thursday night one of our merchants dis cevered two or three suspicious luooking white men, probably. the ones encamped near town, watchi ing his s’ore very carefully, and, to preveunt a raid, hirad a watch man that night. The expected barglars did not put in an appear ance. Theaire, | The Musical Comedy Company has engaged the Opera House for trhee nights next week, beginniog Monday night, April 4'L. The troupe, sapporting DMiss Jessicn Thonns and Joe Physioe, is an excellent one and is spoken of | very highly by the press of Al bany and Awmsricus, at which ' places they have recently filled engagements. See advertisement | in anotber eclamn, | et R e | A Tramp Canip. Severa! boys report that three suspicious looking white charae. ters have been cumping, for the last several days, at the culvert near the western limits of the city., They have cooking utansils and prepars their own food. Such miscreants should be order ed to march oun, a 8 they might at apy time commit a theft or cause some one trouble. A Brouwood Enterprise. | While at Bronwond a few days’ since a JOURNALEER took alook | through the eotlin manuafactory of Mr. T. N. Killen. Mr. Killen is well fitted up for the manufacture of coffius, aud is tarning out some very neat work. Thisis a howe enterprise we would lika to sce flourish. l sl B Primus’ Cotton Pateh. | A Buker county citizen was in Dawzon last week and reported that Primus Jones, of first bnlel votoriety, then had 2)9 acres of cotton already chopped ont. Pii. mus is on the right track to leave the State of Texas out in the eold wheu it comes to the first ba!e! this year. | The Aathor’s Clnh. ! The Author’s Club will meet to- | nmorrow evening at the residence } of Col. J. H. Guerry. All who feel an interest in literary mat- | ters are iuvital ts attond and be e¢me mewbors. Will Carlton ‘ will be discassed. | New Dwelling. I Mr. W. B. Baldwin has boaght tha Lewis lot and dwelling on Lee street, now occupied by Mr. Jno. H. Avdrews. Mr. Baldwin | propesas to baild a now dwelling and ctherwise improve the place. A Standing Rewased. Mayor Kaigler bas ollered a standing reward of £lO for proof to conviet anvone of discharging firearms within the corporato lim- % its. His Honor intends to stap | ths shoating of pistols around tha | cily at night. ’ Anniversary Notiee. i The Laura Haygood Suosisty | will eelebrate their anniversary to-uight, at tha Mesthodia* church. Exereises to commencs at 7 o'cloek. The public is ecor- | dially invited to attend. | A Counter Petition. | The anti-stock law men are cir. euleting a petition for signatures asking the Hon. O. B. Steveus not to introduee a bill ia the Loy islatare for a stock law for this county. Married, By Elder M. B. L. Binion, March 2)th, Mr. Jamas Champi on, of Worth coanty, Ga., and Miss Myrtie Tharpe, of Terrell county. 7 Broawood Badget. The concert given by the Bronwood Social Club, at the Academy on last Fri. day night, was wel' attended and enjoyed very much. The amount realized was #2O. Thac plays waeve well acted, the fan diill especially. lach part was weli rea. dered, and reilects credit on both actors and manazers. Dr. T. A Chappell showed us a four legzed chicken last Monday with the re. mark that if we loved “drum sticks” thal was the stock of chickens, but fornlflrd‘m vegetables the seratching organs were toa well developed. Messrs. Oliver & Dozier, who have the contract for furaighing wool for the riil road company, hal the misfortune to losa about one hualred chords by lire last Sat. urday. Miss Lorine Jossey, of Smithville, was the gaest of Mra. T. A. Chappell last week. Mr, Jack Powell spoat last Suuday Albany. ' Rev, P. & Twitty, of Cuthbert, was in town last Manday. Mr, C. W, Gaonele returned home last Monday, after speading o few days Bronwoold. - | PERSONAL i . Mrs. H. 8. Loe is visiting her - parents at Americus. (__Miss Liilie Rogers went to | Bronwood Monday tovisit friends. ' Siduey Cheatham, of Macon, has visited relatives in the city this week. ' Miss Belle Coker has veturned ‘to Americus from a visit to Miss ' Alice Dozier. ~ Miss Annie Cheney, of Shell man, has been the guest of Miss Cora Acthony this week. Mrs. J. G. Parks has retarned from a visit to relatives at Amer icus and Albany. Judgo A. Sasser and family have moved to town. They have rooms at the Robinson House. Tom MeGill has the measles and is lying up for repairs. Sev eral other cases are in town. Miss Mattie Daniel has return ed to ‘lLalbotton after a visit of several weeks to relatives in Daw £oo. Misses Annie Crouch and Hel en Parks hava returned home from a visit to relatives in Stew art county. Miss Mollie McGourie, of Ma con, was the guest of Miss Char lia Cheatham several days the past week. Miss Katia Powell was in the city Monday soliciting subserip tions to the Bronwood Reporter. T'his office is indebted to her for a pleasunt call, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Baldwin, of Lakeland, Fla., are visiting relatives in Dawson and vicinity. Their many friends will be glad to know they think of retarning to Dawson to live. Mr. W. K. Pilsbury has ended his engagement with the Bafaula Times for the season and return- l ed to Dawson for the summer. | ‘The Professor’s many fiiends are | glad to have him among ua agaia. | Mr. Iv. L. Farnum, of Dawson, | was in Perry lust Monday visiting | s young lady fricnd. He went to Fort Valloy on a special train (livery stable) to meet the rega iar night train from Macon.— Perry Journal. | The Steck Law. Eplitox JourNAL:— DPleasecl low me n short spuce in your wval unble paner to reply to Dr. Ham mond in the position he takes in regard to the fence question. He | anys that the petition that is be- | ing ecireulated in favor of the | stock 'aw i 3 in tha interest of the | rich man. I think he is very mench mistaken. The stoek law 1s the poor man's law. The Doctor well knows that the land in thial county is owned in large bodies, | from 200 to 2,000 acres, and that| it would be impossible to dividef it into small farws aud furnish | timber for feucing it. Therelore, ‘ without tha benefits of a no fenca | inw, a man mast buy a largs farm f or own no land at all. OF the | 2,500 voters in Terrell county per haps 300 of them own homes, Under the prasent system but few ever will; for if we are not able to | buy, say 200 acres, we are cut off ! from tho privilege of having a ! home. With the stock law in op- l aration we could buy five, ten,! twenty or filty scres, and all, both white and colored, could have homes of their own. The Doctor snys he i 3 eircala ting his petition in favor of “fence | and the poor man.” The stock law petition is also bairg cirenla ted in tho interest of the poor ran. 1t is the ouly law under | which the poor men of this coun try ean, or ever will, have homes, {'ne poor men of onr ecounty are| the ones who help to keap up the | fonces, while hundreds of them | do not own any <tock ab all. Is aat justice? Undor the fence systew a man that owns 1,0%) wcres of laund is compelled to ssll if, perhaps, in one body, while with the steck law in force it conld ba divided up and made iuto homes for twenty families. Land in this county is cheap, very cheap. It ia not the price of land that prevents poor men from own ing howes. It is bieause no man who owns & large body of laad can farnish timber to fence it up nto small farms; therefore it is of !ittle benefit to the owner or any one else. With the stock law in forea in this coanty handieds of nien, of bath raees, woull) soon own naat little homas, anl their interost would then be idectified ‘with that of the ecounty. They could then realiza the trus mono { ing of the word “home,” and uot antl then. Pooxz »max. - March 23th, 1887, Stranger than Fietion. are the records of som~ of tha cares of consamption eff cted by that mcest woudorfal rem dy-- Dr. Pieree’s “Golden Medieal Dis covery.,” Thounsands of grateful men and women, who have boen snatched almost from the very aws of death, ean testify that cousumption, in its early stazes, iz o longor inearabla. The Dis. eovery has vo eqaal as a peetoral énnl alterative, and the most ob. “s'inate affestions of the throat and i lunga yie'd to its power. Alldra: - ",;i:‘-tzi. A e | . Hatsand shoes L O the latost styles and hest cgunlity ean bo bought eheap of ]4“'{! l“d_‘y’ ‘fi: 0&'!‘. 4.. _==The nobhiest £ pring Saita in tie city at Melton Bros. Clothing Cro:s Road Items. Some flend set fire to the woeds near Mr. Ed Kiog's last week which came near ,destroying his entire place, but by the as : sistance of Lis neighbois he saved Lis i houses and stockade, but lost several thou {sand rails. The woods have heer set fire 1 to in several plhces in the last two weeks, which has entailed no small loss to ovr farmers, and should the guilty parties be csught they will be treated to a dressing of tur and feathers. Mr. H. I. Loyless killed a hawk in a novel manner one day last week. HHe had ' stretched wrapping twine around his gar lden to frighten the hawks away, when -one, in an attempt to catch a biddie, be ’ came entangled in the twioe and was easi- | ly killed with astick. The Sunday-school at this place will be re.organized noxt Sabbath, We are thawed out now and expect to be the bav ner echool at the next guarter, Mrs. B. F. Suell, of necar Dover, has just returned from a visit to Florida. She was accompanicd home by her nicce, Miss ] ’ Jessie Brown, who will spend some time i with her. We would like to have Mr. Pope, the machine man, come down and work upon our machine again. It refuses to get there &li. George McLain is kept so busy sawing Inmber that e don't bave time to go to | Sumter o frequently as he did a while back. l The fence question is being agitated in this community. Sewveral petitions for and against the fence are being freely cir cnlated. We fuiled to atlend quarterly meeting at Sasser last Bunday, but have heard Mr. Twitty's sermon enlogized very highly. The grist mill of Brim & Bro. will be in operation soon, and they propose to make us good rreeal as can Le found anywhere, Rev, Mr. Martin failed to fill his ap pointment at Dover last Sunday, thereby dizappointing quite a number. The belles of New Hope and Lonely Hil: bave enlivened our community since our last writing, Jim Wall says any girl that is willing to ¢ marry to let him know and he will come on with the license. Mesers. Will and Duncan McLain tock in the Cross Roads last Sunday. Mrs. Deanard we regrot to say, is very sick with pneamonia. Neariy ali of the farmers Lave com menced to plant eotton. Mr. Ben Mathis has quite a fiourishing schiool at Hopawell. > Ttere was ico last Tuesday morning. Dover is to bave a picnic Saturduy. Bions, Our steck of shoes is ansur passed in point of ueatnsss and durability. All siylesand quali ties at all prices. i Wirnraxs & Divie. SPBUCHU-E 3130 Quaiek, eomplate eare, all annoy ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. At druggists, *ROUGH ON BILE” PILLS | Small granules, small dose, big vesults, pleasant in opovation, don't diztarh the stowach. 10c¢. & 25c¢. “ROUGI ON DiRT.” Ask for “Rough on Dirt; A per fect washing powder found at last! A harmless extra fire A 1 wurticle, pure aud clean, sweetens, freshens bleaciies, and whilens without glichte:t injury to finest fabrie. Uneqgnalied for fine linens and la ces, gonoaral house-hold, kitehen and lanndry use. Softens water, saves labor and scap. Added to | gtarch preveats yellowing. &e., | 10¢., 25¢. ot Groeers. Williams & Davis Are recognizad as healquarters for Gents' Furnishing Goods of | all kinds. tf. i 3 TTQ I OPERA BHOUSI, | —TIREE NIGHTS,— | April 4th, sth & 6th. | N304l Edy pohany | MUSIGAL COMELY CO)IPARY. | | SUPPORTING THE CITARMING LITTLE | SOBRIQUETTE, . - A Miss Jessica Thomas AND THE TALENTED Y UNG COMWME DIAN, Joe Physioc, Competent crities prononnes it the best show that has bLeen iu Georgia this season. ADNISSION, 25 ceuts, Reserved | seats, 50 ceuts. ‘Lickets for sale at Horsley & Killew's, o ———————ve~ e B e e 1 ! Fo ewkey b l TR Y P i B | Sorgd i By TR BV ¥ 5 *'é K pritd | e Bed B B R (755 J ,b'- ¥ NOYAL Pati] ) o, Ay R Y B 227 esemmeems L ke ~ B v e o . '6.2_,/ "\_{J —— afi e R l _"r :1 R H eY B IREE ! Absolutely Pure. [ Thiapawder never waries, A marvel o parity strencth wnd whiclosoneness, Mon f economical than the ahinery kingds, i foansot be wold in eompetition” wi i the | maltitade of low tost, short weight, niuin | 2 phowphate powdors, Bold only in curs ‘ Bovar Rawasa {ownee Co., WTECT YOUR FYES! IPROTECT YOUR FYESE * - £ . . Ol Lo muum. s i EVEGLassES- U PAT2JUtY 127 lOfl-H BE“G MR- H. HIRSC K The well-known Optician of 107 N. Fourth 's!reel. (under Planters House) St, Louls, has appointed 3 \Tg T - Cr.dS.CEENDRICK, of Dawson, Ga , as azent for his ~elebra. ted Diamond Spectacles and g&:m and also for his Diamond Non-C n%elbh Spectacles and Eyc:lasses. Theve Glasses are the greatest invention ever made Spectacles. By a proper eonstruetion ‘of the Lens a persan purchiasing a pair of these Non-Changeable Glasses never bas to change these Glasses from the eyes;, and every pair purchased are guaranteel, s that if they ever leave the eyes (no matier how seratched the Lenses are) they will furnish the party with a npew pair of Glasses free of charge. Dr. V. C. KENXDRICK has a full assortment, and invites all ‘whe wish to satisfy themselves of the great su periority of these Glusses over any and all others now in use, to call and examine the ;\‘mn}' :AE‘ SWi ~ DR, W 0 KINDRIOK'S . Drug - Stores - A Guarantee accompanies each pair of Non-Chavgeable Specks. . ; Sy it S L . To Assist Nature In restoring diseased or wasted tissue 4 all that any medicine can do. In pul. monary affections, such as Colds, Brone chatis, awd Consamption, the mucous et hrane dest hoemunes intlamod, then accimulativns form in the air-cells of the lungs, followed by tubercles, and. finally, destriction of the tissue. It is plarn, therafore, that, nutil the hacking’ conghli 18 relieved, the bronchial tubew can have no opporiunity to heal. . Ayer's Clierry Pectoral Soothes and Heals the inflamed membrane, arrests the wasting process, sl leaves no injuriouss resiits. This is why 1t is more highly esteemold than any other pulmonary speciiio, % L, D Bixby, of Bartonsville, Vt. writea: * Four years ago [ took a ses vere cold, which was followwl by a terrible cough. 1 was very sick, and contined toany bed about four wmonths. My physician finally said 1 was in cone simption, tid that he could not help mo One of my neighbors adrised me o try Ayer's Cherry Peetaral, 1 did s, and before 1 had taken half a hottle was able to go ont. By the time | hLad finishied the bottie I was well, and have remained 8o ever since,”’ Alonzo P, Daggett, of Smyrna Mills, Me., writes: ** Six years ago. l wasatrav. ehinr salesman, and at that thue was suifering with Lung Trouble. For month« [ wag unable to rest nights. U eonld eeldom Lie down, had fregquent choking speils, amd was often come. pelled to seek the open air for reliof. I was indacad to tvy Ayer’s Cherre I"ectoral, which holged mo. Itg con tinied use has entirely cioved mo, and, € Lelieve, saved 1y life.” » wer's Cherry Pectoral, RYETS LRETY reciordi, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by wll Druggiais. *idec 21; eix bottios, 38, o> o AT T 1A R o E T o L g o s L B i kf’;}tf{: R Tk 3} . ™ P i s RatEe T PR WA AN | LAY A oYY, AT B ~FRY P 2 BPo Al \ B Lot Baaoe B e @ L PUATE g AP Atz 1 B L N Yol N eRg WX s AL 8o B M N e R CURES ALY, MUMORS, from & comman tßistch; or Eruption, iv thy woirt Sepatula. Salte-rhenm, Craver « Gores,” Ncaly or uou&’ Skin, in ghovt, all diseps s canzed Ly olood ure conqueved by this powcrful, purls fving, nud invizoraring wedicine, Greas wating Creors rapidly hesl under its bew nign infdoecnee, Fapeeisily Las it manifested g potoney in eurivg ‘Fettors L oso Bashy Moi's, Uarbuncicy, hore Eyes, Serofs afong Sores and '.-‘-.s:-l!!nza,l Hipe folnt Biscasn, YWhite Swelling toilro, or Bt o Neelt, and :_‘nlnr‘o: Gianga, Hernd foncouts i stainpgs for 4 argn treatise swith coloved plates, on Skin Diocas s, or thy sone guownt [or a treatise on Seroliloes ANLiony . SOPERE EE.COD IR 'FIEE LIFESD Thornughly cleange it by usiong B, !’Mreo’: Golden Madiez! Dlecovery,al goo digestion, & fair sking bagyant spi #iB, and vt T ron i, will be establl w X\ ¥ CONSUMPTION, whichi 18 ¢ 0. o™l @ ¢ha l;uu!lih Pestes Gk Cartedd by this roemedy, if u'ent?:’- fovn the luat gt ges o 6 (e disease are reached, Frem ics ey dons power over this terribly fatnl disenss, when fust oifering this now pojobrated renivdy ta tho peblie, Dr, ?umcl thought sgeriovaly of celling it his “Cone sumption Cure,” but sbhandoned that noe as teo i:::vitv‘?l [ o medicme which, from ita wenderful eowbination of tonie, ov gtreng thening, altorative, or blosd-cleansing, soti-bilious, pectorl, nit nutritive propers tiss, 18 uneauaicd, not ouly a 8 a n-mt-d‘fm conaimption, bue for all Chronic Dise eancs of the Liver, Bigad, and Lu iV ar, toud, Al n& 17 you feel dull, drowsy, d-hilitated, tallew color of skin, or yeilowish-brown spots i tnee or beddy, treguent beeadache or diszhs nogd, bad tuste in mouth, interinal hest or ehills, alternating with Lol tfiushes, low spirite und gloomy forcbodings, irregnlne appetite, und coatod tongue, you ere sutfering h‘o.= ndigosiion, Dyspepsia, nud Torp Liver, or “Hilicusness.” In many cuges ouly part of theso s‘ympmms Are oXpe= risuerd As a remady for all such cnses, By, Florce’s Giociden Modical Bles covery is unsurpassed, For WYWeak l..uu%n myln!n‘f of RBloocd, Shoriness o ih‘l'alll, OB elitiv, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and kindeod affoctions, it i 8 au elicient mmrgi. 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