The Daily banner-watchman. (Athens, Ga.) 1886-1887, June 24, 1886, Image 3
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NS, oMOkBiA, THURSDAY MORNl.YU, JUNE, 14 »8&.
\ tniitheia the JHsaclM,
THE
BEST TONIC
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Dl.J. Ll MtxbuJPUrtteM. Iowa, un:
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hM.. Erocuttoaa ud Bandas o('U» HtnurS
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TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE
BLOOD, and ll A VALUABLE TONIC.
STADICER’S AURANTII
Far tala bjaHDracvi*ta. Price SI. 00 perbottla.
C. F.STAD1CER, Proprietor,
MO so. FRONT ST., PhUadalphla, Pa.
LYCETT’S ART SCHOOL
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•TX Whitehall it.. Atlanta. Georgia,
Ke#p» tha L«rge*t Aawrtmant of Art Materials
Am China for Oscoratlor, and makes a speciality
of ririug aud Gliding Chius for Amateurs. Les*
SOtta la China Painting, Oil and Water Colors.
Write for Circulars. nprlli&Miu.
W. B. BURNETT.
ATTOHNEY- AT - LA W
ATHENS. OA.
Ns Bs JONES
ATTORNEY AN!) COUNSELOR* ATI LAW.
Rooms. McDowell Building, Collage Ar.
ATHENS. OEOROIA.
Special attention given to Collections and all
Oomnsareia! and Kaat K«ute Lit leal ton. Will
nagatlat» and plate loans eo real estate; examine
i and tarnish a* "* ■“
Jan'tdly
h abstract of title to real eoute. etc.
PLUMBING. GAS
DID STUM FITTINGS.
TROlf Awhln, Frame., CntUn Earlaturec
1 BrJmuUc Kcm., Wrorsht. ua«t ud Bawtr
fipac, Hanltery Uooda. Pawn, Windmill.. 0.<
rtxMfw.'dlobM.adFMUM SAlmnlM nr ill
klnd.nl riamSIag riiraUhnd»t Blaulo. nil.
comlit.ut .life food work. Fenonnl .uporrU-
,0 5p«.“ d,C0Btt “ ,i aartamoEN.
INGLEWOOD HOTEL,
Nicpoohee, White County, Gtorgli.
NACOOCHEE VALLEY,
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marJMtf. Propilette*.
A W. U0LLU. -1 — •• a “«*»
GEORGIA ELECTRICAL WORKS,
aOlXU BEOI., Propilstore.
ELECTRO-GOLD, SILVER
And Slekri Pinters, .
TTEALSR3 In Teletmpk. Bl«
JJ malic Supplies. Burft.r-A
Annunciator., ate, , -"3
-aff
I6E CREAM
11 TOO WANT BUlAETHINO NICE CALL ON
C BODE,
.Xatrork* kU nlwiTi oo band
Frttk Cakst, Bread, Culm * Contscllosery,
AIM Ic Cm.* of nil kind., br lh.fUMtinat
or .alio.; inch u Tulle, IM Neapolitan
Chocolate, VcrnelU, lenon, mr.wWrr and
■ Boll.*a AT.au. And Clayton nr„M.
' y. •in.rllid'Hr. > '<■ I-*./ i Sw.
FOR SALE.
- —A Toutt Well Broke——
Mule, 4 Milch Cows, ?Y y
6 Head Fine Beeves.
O. B. BJtaED, Milled!• Avaeue.
j.o.iMA.tw , . '^nBL
Iron Often In Bnbnll
•f Law and Order.
Silvertox, Col , June 5.—
crowd followed a rather good-loo
ing man around, stopping when h
sloped, listening as to an oracle
when he had anything to say, and
alt the time gapin at him in open
mouthed wonder, proclaimed tin
fact that an important personage
was in town.
•iWho is that duck?” asked an old
miner. - . ESSHi _
“Sh-h-h!” replied a companion
That’s Doc Holliday, He’s killed
thirty men in his day, and there's
no telling when he’ll turn himself
loose again.” t - y »■
Then ail liands took another
gpod look at him,- and after he had
passed on out of tight one/>f the
| early settlers said: “Some of you
fellows who have come her, lately
have a very taint idea of what Doc
Holliday and a few othera like him
used'to do in this country. When
the Doc ran things down in Arizo
na nobody, dared say bis soul was
his own. I remember one time in
Tombstone he killed two men in
one night, and the next day he
called r on the editor of the paper
and said that, at he was opposed to
sensational literature, he hoped
there would be no undue promi
nence given to the occurrences of
the evening before.
“When the paper came out in (he
afternoon it had a three-line item
saying that it was underitood that
two men had been found dead on
the streets, but that the reporter bad
not learned their names. Theraipe
issue had a long editorial article on
the advantages of Arizona
health resort.
Not long alter that the Doc was
in Tucson for two weeks, and killed
men during that time. He
would have stayed another week,
but he learned that a movement
was on foot to mob him, and he
left suddenly. All along the South
western border for three or four
years he was robbing and killing
almoA continually. When any par
ticular crime threatened to mako
trouble for him he would skip over
to southern California for a while,
and once or twice he went to the
Indian Territory. He could be
tried now in any one of a half doz
en States orTciritories, and hanged
lor murder, but there is no disposi
tion to press him, as it is rentem-
bered that the country was pretty
wild in those days.”
Another man who had been a
close listener stepped forward at
this point and said: “I had* brush
-ntiti me Doc once in the Calico
range, down back of Fort Yuma.
He and twenty-five other horse
thieves were down there, and they
sent word to the sheriff that they
were spoiling for a fight. That
made the officer mad, uml so.he got
up a posse and set out, and 1 being
in the party. When we came on
the gang we saw that they outnum
bered us two to one, and we con
cluded not to fight As soon as the
Doc ssw that we were sloping he
got msd, and jumping out in Iront
of hit party, he yelled that he could
whip us single handed.
“He hadn’t any more than said
the word when he began firing, and
we ‘ran like cowards. He killed
three of our party, though, before
we got to cover, and we didn’t have
any anxiety to interview him
again. A little while after that he
left that part of the country, greatly
to the relief ol the sheriff, who used
to say that he never could be chief,
when the Doc was around,”
While this speaker was giving his
experience the Doc himself had
drawn nigh, and, after listening to
the conclusion of the story, he ob
served: “When any of you fellows
have beeo hunted down from one
end of the country to the other, as
I have beetl, you’ll understand what
a bad man’s reputation it built on.
I’ve had credit for more killings
than I ever dreamt of. Now,- rll
tell you one little thing that hap
pened down in Tombstone in the
early days. There was a bard crowd
there, of course, and I happened in,
I thought I saw a chance to make a
little money, and so I opened a gam
bling house. Things went along
all right for a time, but at length
some of the boys got an idea that
they were not winning often enough
and they put up a job to kill me. 1
heard ol it, and the next night when
they came in I made them a speech,
told them what I had heard, said
that sort of thing couldn’t go in any
well-regulated commuuity, ana
then,'just to restore order, Agave it
to a couple of them. That settled
the whole trouble. I was in Tomb
stone about six months after that
and never bad another difficulty. It
has been that way wherever I have
been. I never shoot unless I have
to.
“Down' on the border I had two
or three little scrapes, but they
didn't amount to much. A party
of drunken greasers came climbing
over ue one night, and I had .to fix
one or two, and at another time I
had n'fight with a 100m full cir them,
aniLstarted a graveyard there, but
it had to be done in the interest of
peace, I claim to have been a ben
efactor , to the country.' Every
crime that occurs in a new settle
ment it always laid on some one’or
two men. I’ve lound out time and
again that I had been charged with
murders and ' robberies when I
hadn't been within five hundred
miles of the place. Down in Ari
zona once tl.e coroner and most ot
the members of his jury had killed
and robbed a man, and when they
pat on the case they laid it to Doc
Holliday. In Dodge Citv once I
was charged with burglarizing a
store when the owner did the job
himself. I’ve known army officers
who couldn't find vouchers to all
their property to put in the plea that
Doc Holliday had stolen it, when 1
never was inside their lines. - -
'•IS you take the trouble to exam
ine a good many of the crimes that
I am charged with, you will find
that when I have been charged with
murder I have nlway been a long
way oil’—never near at hand. That
looks odd, don’t it? But it is just
because I didn’t do it. I’ve been
in nearly all these towns since, and
nobody says anything about arrest
ing me, simply because they have
no case. The claim that I make is
that some few ot us pioneers are en
titled to credit.for what we have
done. We have been the forerun
ners of government As soon as
law and order were established .any
where we never had any trouble.
If it hadn’t been fop nte and a few
like me there never would have
been any government in some 'of
these towns. When I have d&ne
any shooting it hat always been
with this in view-”
■ The Doc’s auditors listened at
tentively, nodded assent and gradu
ally slipped away. He has-beea ar
retted but once, and nobody here
will undertake the job.
UxiVxknrrv or UkottuiA.
'■Chemical Laboratory.
Office of State Chemist, Athens, Os.,
June zj, 1984.—I hare been familiar for
a number of yeara with the general
character of Prof, Horsford s phoephatlc
preparations. Recent examinations
msde by me of the “ Add Phosphate"
anil " Bread Preparation," show them
to be exactly what is elaimod for them
in (liecircular., accompanying lh« pack-
ague. The “ Acid Phosphate” is a con
centrated solution in water of Acid
Phosphate of f.lrae. The “ Bread Pre
paratlon ” i« a mixture ol \cld I’hos
pliateof Lime, carbonate of soda and
Hour. When mixed with water, carbonic
acid gas is liberated and a double phos
phate ot ’ ‘inis «iu soda is lorraea and
remains In the bread when baked. In
ordinary cream ot tartar baking powders
the substance left in the bread after
“raising" is roobelle salts—* double
tartrate of soda and potash. The phos
phates are useful mineral substances in
animal nutrition And growth, the tap
trates are not. In my opinion', the
Pliosphatic Powder is, therefore, pre
ferable to tlieotliere,sotar as healthful-
ness concerned. If. C. WHITB.
WH0LK80ME FOOD?
In these days of misrepresentation
upon the subject
a pleasure to be
article of icerl-
ing worth as Prof. Horsford’s Brwad
Preparation. Its absolute - purity'and
wholesomeness Is universally Conceded
by the most emlncnt^selchtifio author
ities in thisand other countries.' Itbss
achieved, also,'a local reputation ot no
small proportions, and wo are glad to
call attention to the endorsement bv
Prof. B. 0. White, State Chemist, print
ed lit another column. ,
We cannot be too particular u to
wliat articles we recommend editorially,
but with reference to Frof. Horsford’s
goods, It goct .Without saying, that they
can be freely used by everybody in full
faith and confidence, that they are pure,
nutritious and healthful, and exactly as
represented, ' . ■ ' "
Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated.
HOSPITALS,
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TH* ORLY J * Y
PURE STIMULANT
Fort the Sick, Invalids,
CONVALESCING PATIENTS,
AGED PEOPLE,
Weak and Debilitated Women.
rovaalstyDtasstM, OrocanaadDeakri.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
CHEEPER W EM
We have marked prices
down. Everybody can pot
np Fruit. Don’t boy until
you get our prices.
Madrey & Jones
C. B. VEKOiNEE.
City Plumber.
ANTB D—Tosnj leAlts in city or country
ICEI ICETICE!
ATHENS ICE WORKS,
prararri to,apply Waaewuhto-J
open Iron 6 a. n», to 7 p. i
will be around from 9 " *
Ur cale at Dapot.
LUOY OOBB INSTITUTE,
ATHENS, OEOROIA.
mHF. mernanpr Ba.BiSoal wtB Be R»lH
answered, IT ggyokD, hindpaL
JsaelMtf.
CORE FUR FILES.
Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight In the back, loins tnd
lower part of the abdomen, censing the
patient tu suppose he lias some affection
of fhe kidneys or neighboring organs.
Atttn.es, symptoms of indigestion are
iresent, flatulency, uneasiness of the
i itoinacli, etc. A moisture like penplra-
-Ion. producing a e very disagreeable
Itching, after getting verm, M a common
attendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Pilesvield at once to the application of
Dr. Boearko’s PlfeRenudy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing tho Tumors, allaying the Intense
Itching, and effecting a permanent cure.
Price SO cents. AMnum The f)r, Bcegntro
Medicine Co., Piqna, 0. Sold by B. 8
Lyndon and Rush A Arnold.
WEB WILLIE C0TTA0S
Athens, Ga., March8,1886.—Deaf Ur.
Brackett—For two weeks before I began
using your “Delectalsve,” I had boon
suffering a good deal from my gums,
tongue and roof of my mouth, a thing
unusual with ine. I tried several reme
dies but with no avail. Then Presorted
to your new preparation and found
speedy relief. The etate of my tliroat was
also improved. Judelngby my ovnexper-
tcnce, I think this mouth wash very
vulunble, and I most hoartllv and con
fidently commend It to public attention
and general use. I beg to remain most
truly yours. Andrew A. Lipscomb, D.D
Saved His’ Lire,
nr. XX. Z.-WUcvxmh, of Hen, Clan,
Ky., says he was, for many years, badly
atftlicted with Phthisic, alto Diabetes:
the pains were almost unendurable and
would sometimes alinsit throw him into
eonTUkfyM/ lls'lrigd Electric Bitters
and got relief front first bottle tnd after
taking tlx bottles, ▼as aulirely cared
and had gained ItTileeh:' ‘
have died. _ ...
afforded by Electric Bitters,
fifty esntt a bottle by Long.
BDCgLRN'S ARNia* SALVE.
The Best Salve In the World for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, fifft Rheum,
Fetor gores, Tetter, Chapped 'Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Empt-
tlons, and positively cares Piles,;pr no
pay required. JU le guarenieMoWve.
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 23^centa per box For sale by
Miraculous F-ucnpc,
W. W. Reed, druggist of Wiacbes'sr
India.,:writes: “One of my customers’
Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartonla, Randolph
Co., Ind., was a long sufferer with Con
sumption, and was given' up todisby
her physicians, She heard ofDr. Klng s
Hew Discovery for Consumption, sad
began buying it of me. In six months’
time she walked to this city, a distance
ol six' miles, and it now so 4>uch (ga-
preved-slie has qnlt using It. 8he feels
she owes her lift to It.’, Free trial bot
tles at Long’s Drug Store. ''
All in the Line of NatigU,' ‘ ’
There Is nothing in the line of magic
or mystery about that wonderful and
popular medicine, Parker's Tonic. It
Is simply the best and moat aclenllllo
combination possible of tho essential
principles of those vegetable curatives
which act powerfully and directly on
the stomach, liver, kidneys and blood.
-Silt there neither Is, nor will be, any
successful Imitation of It. It is all tbe
time curing those who bail despaired of
ever getting well. For yourself, your
wife and children.
The qalckaet time on record I Neural
gia of the worst type, cured by one dose
of SMITH'S BILE BEANS in from one
to four hours, as many who have tried
It can testify. It does seem strange that
sensible people will suffer with this
terrible disease when speedy relief can
surely be found In this simple safte and
Inexpensiv remedy. 25 cents. For sale by
all druggists and dealers Id niedtclde, or
aantauyrhere on receipt of price In
stamps . •>' ’
Seve money and Doctor bills. Relieve
your Mothers, Wives and Sisters by a
__ , W®-
ufiVctlons.' Relieves Children ol Croup
in one night; may savs you hundreds of
dollars. Price 50 cents and $1,00.
Simple free. Sold by Dre. Lyndon,and
Bush A Arnold.
Horsford’s Bread
THE BEST BAK1
ING POWDER !N THE WOF
tl
la made by Pro/, fforg/orri’g procesn, tEi>* only profiens thin produce x
powder of tiny nutritive value.
It fluppllea the nutritious and atrength-KivIrig plienpltHtee
aytUem.
Requires less shortening than anv oilier powder,
is recommended by eminent phyiicimje*
It contains nocreatn tartar, aliun, or any tulaitiTAtion .vhatov'r.
Put up in bottle**. Every bottle warranted.
For Bale by all dealers.
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Represent best Companies and insure desirable pro-
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List ok Compakiks.
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For pron< that Dr. Gunn’s Liver Pills
cum. Sick Hewiache, ask yoor Drug
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