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FAIRBURN WAIF.:
CANTRELL * ANDRE"';-, EditclU * Fa
W. J CLuUD. Local Editor.
FairbcrN, CiEo.hiia, Jcnk 14, 1H72
Guvmiuu'iit.
-y .*vi-Tirii»a*i. 1 is lliu priiiluct r*i-soc*'-*!) ■
In a)l age* of the wniirl, soviet)’ li»*
tnmil'i'"} y'liwriiHfUnt mi nccoiduiicc
wiili it s own c.'inHtinti!* wild bhi round*
it,#*' If t 1.6 noolcly - W;l» gi>(4, ill’
v.miM be Rood;
wnS Mi govenfhient would de Bad.
80 wi fiiid im« <«« In all pciiods of IrU
a.m-RiFiory, Unit society products,
stiapes, ' tonus, f;fstl iiiill s nod diri-ets
goyin niys'iit, :• .1 not government,
lety. 6ovicty is the cause, and got-,
enitm-nl llie i ffect, when a timed
fii m u pliilosopliitiul standpoint
But siysUie reader, whutlms tins to
do with MS iii tliis ,4a) Ilf piftvtibilit)',
du which "we have goVcriiHfUt perma
nently ent .tdrshed nfiii-uitth.e ttiachiu*.
cry fully iirTeperitliotj,?, Our aoswe is
that ft is litriclly "f practical utility:
for if we find a defect in goveinn.eiit
fn'yjder to lemove it, we must entree!
the corresponding defect in sncieU) :
refilrm social)' nto? ffi,vifriiin<-iit will re
foi'ln Itself; lemove t e C ill.se,' and t tic
. ffect ceases imitredl itio)’. tiouie > be
inu tj|tii“-os*'dtor-i»' d governnieiil tin-
cieatnre, sidf-ty the producer and
governnielit ,the prodiie tln-re-.fj ill
evils which appear in government w. l
cease by removing the like evils of so-’
ciety which '-an only manliest then
- ir ’ giiverflinetit
Ills vain to try to relorm society
by government enactments. .Had we
not as well, when sick try to rein ve
the cause and heal Vui'sulves by ti ing
to Btlhduu the eff ets and let til cause
remain* No physical evil can be cured
only by removing the cause which
produced the injury So likewise
must all political and government
wrongs, evils and defects be healed,
cored or removed by removing the
causes which produce them.
We need not look for, or expect any
reformation iti government until wc
prepare society to both, produce and
receive such reformat! in.
When wc apply remedies to effects
greater evils will be the legitim.to re
stilt*. Such is the sad experience of
the American people in removing the
,cyil of.slavery by the strong arm of
the government.- hich il an evil the
imornncT removal thereof, we know
was by far more injitriMi*- Get us in
«,ti;nct, educate, and advance society,
and good governoient wiil be the hap*
i jiy beneficial,- and euobling result of
our labors.
Needs.
A reformation, .its needed in all our
Villages, T.owns and Cities, and in fact
throughout otir whole country, and as
our home is in. Fhii biirn we will take
her as an rxanip e. Our interest and
our success depends to a great degree
Upon the success of our town, and the
points we wish to gvve in tins brief
article, we think If catried into tff ct
will greatly improve our place.
• In the first place our church m.-m
--her* sluiuld live tip to what they p>"~
P m They should build up and repair
their houses of public worship, if they
wish the world at large !o believe they
«re in earnest, for it is tine that the
same rule will apply .to a church that
will to an iuVi.vid.ual. A man’s <S
.tern»l,appearance is a true indication
vr.fjtire internal man, if lie is ragg. and
nhd- duty .outside. lie is either if!h
nhd last, or WastuH his (fleet in dis»
jtpniiou And if.member. <1 the ehnreh
will spend tht*lr, money for the luxuries
of this world, instead off being char
tattle toward their felh.w man, and
Towards the cause in God It is a
certainty Unit they w ilt have to climb
liver the Walls if tiny ever get to’
IleaWli. We need a go''ll School house
-Which it will cost money to btiifd Wo
xici'd men wotrfe.il, bo'ys-and.giils who
will conlribute fiom five Cr Ills'tn five
dollars fwe will go to work n this
way yye will S'ltm have as liaiidsolne
a school house as we are worthy of.
Last but net least, if any of our ciiiz -ns
ore over loudened witli the evei
need Ini Iw. nld advise them ff
rememlrer the poor and needy, In <p
some poor old Vdiird negro or cripph
wSriteman, t>r nr»y body else who is the
object of charity, and after it is done
dont spend two day* in every week
going around to inform .the brethern
of it, but linld-your tongue, and if you
deserve any credit fdf it yott wijl be
•ure to receive it fo'tr fold
\V. J. G
Latest New*.
South Carolina etidoisus Greeley
President Gratit and fondly will spend
the Slimmer at Long Branch. Senator
Wilson leaveß for honit- in a few days,
before which he will write his letter of
acceptance. The treaty between the
United S'ates and English Governe-nt
concerning the Alabama Claims, his
tpfwmiatid without a settlement. Lx-
President Ai.tjiow Johnson declines to
give auy opinion upun too poll!real
Boldeclof the day.
Tilt Mystery Solved.
Come all you people lar a id ue»r,
I wane you sit to see «ud b ar,
Whai a powerttiluiinti cau do.
Th s great idgantie, wundci lut mind
1! ,s let: Ins business all behind;
1 think ibis wrung, dun'i you ?
TllisTnind has find a heap to fay
A-tsiut a ceri niu IfOrsu and druy,
And be bar not uaide a dime.
If 1 was him I'd try to find -
Uusioess ot some ot (T kied,
And a better way to spend uiy tine.
But io change the iyays ol Providence
And iearu him auy common sime,
it oui bo bard to 00.
So lei . im write his prose anil rhyme
And tear upd pitcti and cut his shine
It a out hurt me nor you.
Letter from IVake lip to Ilou.
Horace Greeley.
Lb U ikacb Gkkei-ev, f
New Y' Hk City f
Dtar Sir:— It u not «-.vcn probuhle
In,ul you would even read ia letter fiom
a poor bji k-woodsi firint r down hel'f
hi the wilds ot Dixit; hut you must re
int iu.bc‘l that it is tor '‘the so- liitlitoCoh
found tlm wise.” I uni willing to take
uptiii myself the credit of being the
<o .l, but uin hardly willing, ready or
int lin. and to give you the credit of be
h.g "file Wise, but shall give you tire
itueiiviaUle iiain.- of being the canning,
tlie designing and cbiuiiviiig.
I. leave always claimed mysell to he
a Liberal HepuMlcaii, but yiill and 1
ale no more alike than the Guinea ne
gro and the ’polish Dutchman. The
o e is simple, plain, holiest, Candid;
the other is mysterious, gainiy, cor
i upt, bidden
!„ the fust place, we and ffer in the
.cdnipahy w« keep.. You move in the
circles of the refined, the formal, the
high enlighten, the educated, the inter -
ligrnt and the aristocratic, while I
among the low, the ignorant, the com
mon, tlie unsuspecting, the plain and
uncultivated. I see also, that a short
time since you made a speech to some
Colored folks up there some wlieres iu
New York, and they appreciated you
uud you them. 1 send tin; col -red man to
toe Corn fi Id, and make him work to
make bread and cloth: a You see the
difference, you feed the soul, and I feed
the body, you work for them, anrl 1
make them work for tn«. The Bible
says: "Let him that would be greatest
among you be your sillwant.” 1 will
and 11 queatli unto y. U nil the great
ness, honor and renown of being thv
gicim-st , l - "■
iii America and Africa as y u Ilk**. -K
Being their servant, they willno doubt
benefit you and elevate your 'social
status.
You have ollit-r desirable and praise,
worthy associations which must not be
omitted Among whom, I mention as
the leading char, ctei s SchuiZ, Eng
land, Bennett, Sumner, Butler Schuiz
has ever been remarkable for his sue
c ss in all his evil undertakings, hut
perhaps reverse tnay overtake him
now, as he has nnthoughtedly oi ig'-o
rantly chimed in, with *o ncib.'e, to
pure, ho great and so good a man as
you! mod worthy sell, England has
ever (n n distinguished as one of the
loudest blowers upon our continent
which answers a wonderful purpose
-a hen accompanied witti evil design
nd tiick -ty, but you are too open, no
Ur minded, and year cause too holy to
need gas pipes. Th-y will injure you.
II you wished to spread tin- gospel of
Clrrist, would you try to do so by ly
iiig aiid.deCi-tving ? Surely not.
Sunnier would ; be a good right bow
t speciaily iti the Aoutl ; tint he favor
ed reCo stmetion, ihe fourteenth and
fitteenth amendment an and the World
renowned Civil Rignts Bill, all of which
measures, you rein tnbe-r Ito ' bitterly
yrrti opened, for winch ahrtre Sumner
cannot carry the South for you (Joint
ai.d acknowh dge that you were wrong?
in your oppoHilioit V> these messitn s,
and’Sumner w i,fl, he tin- tints I adraila
ble emissary that you could send to the ;
South Now Dr. be frank, admit your
error* in these great reformatory im-as
urea and ask forgiveuess and we will
vote for you in muss down here in the
.'oUtlr.
D.u yott remember. t|ie or tide in the
Tribune in which you denounced But
lii !a gjjijons f Thai will do you serious
injury iii tins country; nor do I think,
there is any c-.aiice to amend it; tl><-
l ;>Bt you can do, is to praise Butler
and let by : gi>oe- be by gotn-s, and ad
just ’ all other matter* of . aiiance and
wo will look over this one; we are
strong friends of Butler’s, nnd if any
body is against him we are heavy dawn
on that person. lam expressing the
sentiments of the white people. Tlie
negroes are strongly opposed to Buller,
and as he is for you, you need uut ex
pect any colored votes
There is one thing,, however, in yottr
favor Your loud denunciations of tin
revenue on whisky, and your eurti-st
advocacy of tin- five use ot whisky to'
excess 'meets with mufilii,faVor by the
better 01-ass nf while people. All the
intot’igeni thinking men down here *r e
siinng advocates of whisky, while the
lower classes are opposed to it. So in
tilts, you will lose as much us you gain
there being different opinions and con
sequently, they will not all vote the
same w-uy.
J. cannot tell you what effect your
opposition to the Ktr-Klnx law will
have, as 1 never saw nor heard tell
oi Ku-Klux, until since the passage
of the glorious Ku K.ux law, and your
oppoettinn theieto, but if there are auy
Ku-Klux, or they have any sympathiz
ers, they will every one vote for you
an do all they can for you.
Finally you ojposed the good Civil
Rights Bill, which t-veiybody in the
South, favored and regarded tio one of
the wry best laws that lav- in the pow
er of a Congress of' patriots to pass. —
This rumed you in tins section Did it
make you any votes up North, if not
you are gone, lost, finally lost Did
you not know we, the elite of D'Xie
would have been well'pleated to have
had tlrc. laigc, stoul pol l ly -looking ne
gro man with sable chc-i ks, glaring
ey-irlmlts gracefully large flat led and
most delicious natural order to deck
our parlors ornament our dining tubh-s
and to whiten our downy pillars with
the sweet uvetar of his kiSikt-y wool?
The yairk- e efij ! ) ! s these 'sacred
privileges, lid we demand them
Equal rights both civil and political
ale all wc ask VVaKK Ur.
Editors of the Waif. According to
promies 1 lee I it to be my duty, to wilte
you a short article concerning tlie
events oi Fuicbuin. It is title, that it
sct-ms that all Inis been said that Can
he in regard to itltf rise and progress
of our liurishiirg town ; slid I am ut
the opinion that more has been said
than lias either been prud. lit or satis
lacioiy to the parties to w In nil n ft-runcc
’lias beeii made, yet I believe all that
lias been wiiitr-n has be-i-u dene iu a
spirit ot kindness.
1 have Ini-len and several .• items iu the
columns of both papcrs pubiishtd in
out county, proposing to gi e the gen
eiai events of Full burn, iii which
statements are made ol evonls that
never did, ahd 1 liavc no idea ever will
take place. 11l whicli lht-wr llel have,
l think, very cow.asdly mid unwist ly
witheld tlieir names, or even a clew by
which we might uuive at tin ir whi le
atiouls. Ido uot mean cowaruly iu
since of true bravery, but that these
writers who ever Urey may' he are
disposed at every oppotunit), to pitch
into every one who may happen to
lire slightest accident, anil lor fear
that some of their own- acts may be
k'/mv*'a. ••>•«, v>■...... ..i mo. -i ,
and not- even allow flic "editor to ex
posh it.
T'h ive'aliout the same confidence iii
the w riter who will point out tlie mis
fortune ol others. aod at the satin- time
infuse.- to allow us to know who lie is,
as I have in t..e man who will prose
ocute Ins neighbor, before the Grand
Jury ol the county, under the pretence
(if doing some good and at. tin: same
time ask that bis name be witheld
Fool- cowardly man seek Vt-.iiga.nce
agains your in-ighbor.i and. for fear
That, be may expose some act of you s,
mat you dt-sne to reinaii iu t o dark,
you cliiiidestiuly steal a, march upon
him, and then-by work a great injury
to him, and at the same time pretend
to be l;ia best and most intimate friend,
l long to ace tlie day when Grand Jurors
will hurl firm their room all such
men.
But to return to the first point as
presented, some time ago I noticed an
atiouiniiies iirtideTn tlie Waif, in re
gard to a yoke of r.Xin .wind by
one ol Failbufns best titiiz ns, dis
cribing them as one liat’ing a greeu
liorn and tlie olfie" no tail, that the ox
en were all right, and the horn and
tail belonged to the driver. It might
have,been ftp cted, the writer,jiao s<i
for refitsed to give Iris mmc, while we
have anxiously waited in hope that
something would ink* place that
would distinguish the writer beyond
dispute But lie Iras vis'-ly sn his
part kept his name from tlie.public, for
I run sure that if I owned even, one
article of such propcit),. as tie one
we imagine to be the author of that’
has under control. I would unt let
the world know for tvu such yokes
of oxen as the nue allured io.
Bui there has an article appealed iu
the Campbell GiiZZrtte which, the
Editor says In- is not lespoiisihle for ;
Ivdu not blame you Mi. Editor for
saying you are u->t responsible for it,
allow me to ask if possible that you
tell us wrho he s, not that there is any
spirit of ambition about us, as regards
the dilemma to'Which the Writei re
fered, but 1 wish simply to by way
.if amuseiie ut to givt the wot Id a full
discretion of his ritsljr-s if he has any,
il not, I want to shell him at least
witli a few rmall sin ts I refer to the
article that, appeared in the asl num
ber of the Gszz. tie, in which a false
discripliou is given of the Fail burn
new dray. Who i-ver In aid •! so
many and such pap-hie falsehood* in
one short ariiclc, »ud I have -only to
regret that the author as yet, has n- t
etfeiY Imeii suspiciomd, but should his
name ever be known he will at once
be taken out of llie mite aud clay and
I laced upon the rock of eternal truth
As to the druy ul I U(l* and to I Can only
say that il is iufeiior to none, and
to the blind hoist- In- has two us go- .
eyes as over were in any uiiiiuui’
head, and Ins winking qualities c
uot be excelled in Georgia. Well in
his owner prize him as the imlo
animal in the town of bail bum.
to the driver a.I I trust would be w
ing at once t* join me in the .dea thu.
to him belong all the attributes of a
getnlemuii, good lor I ing, kind and
generous hearted to ull classes td
society. I wish Fail-hum had another
such a turn out as the one alluded to.
1 wonder if ti e wilted writer dont
wish that he hud one.
But I must still point'out some of
Fan burn incidents, that «t» ta> are not
known to but fr-w of her citizens.
Within the lust few month .ve have
organiz and in our town all the societies
t at h ive yet been heard ot, from tlie
I igln st to the lowest. And although
there lias been a great deal said as to
the good that could possibly r-suit
from onr nntiicrniis societies; but a
alas it is now manifest to all. Fr r a
long time there In s b'-en a tremendous
effort on the part of a large number of
•t.ur best citizens, both in town and
ecus.try, to fall upon some plan by
by which they could with piopriely
do away with, what was termed by
some the glorious, and others the ac
cursed town council, but each off it
was a signal failure Until! last the
i o'>lc band of moral inform, seized the
idea with a grasp that o uld not be
broken down, to reform the town and
surrounding country, Tire result has
been that at last the town prisinn lias
been changed to a guano depot, and
all men feel reeand our town prosper
ing with a vim I can only advise
that class of uu u who have beret fore
cultivated a dread for tlie Calaboose,
that there is now no danger. Only
look out or tin Mmal Reform will get
you, if it should you had as well say
farewell honey. Moral Reform.
Democratic Meeting iu Doug
lass t • llllt).
D aglassvillk, G r , June S, 1872
A meeting of the Di-im-cracy at this
place on last Tuesday adopted the fol
lowing resolutions:
Ist. That it is the sense of this iner t
iug that tha National Democratic Con
vention to assemble iu Baltimore on the
9ih of Juh next, should nominate reg
ulai Democratic caudal tes for tIo
Presidency and Vice-Presidency
zu. itesorvea, t nai we n.(torse the
Political Position Advocated by the
Hon. A. H. Stephens, in the columns
o( the Atlanta Sun.
The following are the delegates ap
pointed by the meeting to aitei and tin
Atlanta convention:
A. S. Gorman, G. P. Bowen, W. N.
McGoiiirk, E P"k and E. Pray. Al
ternates, ,J W. Blown, J. C B .w it ti,
J. 11. Winn. IV. A. Brockman and J F
Glover
While many of onr voters will in
dorse the action of the Democratic
Convention, tlie n> -j .rity are in favor
of a ‘‘straight out Democratic ticket,”
as the only means by which the prmci
pies of bar Party can be preserved.—
The people here heartily indorse tin
course pursued by G .vernor Smith.
“Tire Ailanta Sun,” is rapidly gain
ing favor, and will sootj he the lead
ing paper in our county.
Crops are look ng well; many of onr
farmers are harvesting there wheat,
and say that the yield is over an aver
age There is a large amount of corn
planted in Ike county, and fiom pres
ent indicati ns the >ie-ld will lx* abun
dant. The.cotton crop, I consider in
ferior to what il was la.-t veai; many
of oui farmers hot having win kid over
the.firßt time as yet.
The Georgia Western Railroad will
be located tluongh tliv edge of our
county, and will . eld much to our con
venience and to the value of onr pr p
eity. We have been treated with
great il justice by the Legislature iri
lint giving us a Representative, as
the Act w hich creatad our county only
allows une Representative for D -ng
la*s and Campbell, and does not give
ns a voice in tlie choice of that one
- we highly appreciate and give
all honor to Di. Goodman, member
from Campbell, for his tff.its in our be
half in the last assembly of t;.e Legis
lature, wc would much prefer to be di
rectly represented,and think it would r-n
ly bean act o ju-tic-- for the Legislature
at its in xt uii-r t ug to so apportion the
members from the State at large that
wt may bo allowed a Rep esontative
in our Geueral Assembly. Youia, etc.,
—.Sun
CLOCKS REPAIRED,
AND SET IN
GOOD ORDER
On Short Notice At Moderate
Pi ices. By J. L. CHAMBERS,
Fail burn, Ga.
Office Up stairs Jutmeon’s building.
JOSEPH BRANTLEY
FAIIIB URN, GEORGIA ,
DEALER IN
c O T T C KT
aud uli kirnß ot
iMIHTKY P O u U C E
Dry Goods,
AM ILY G 110 OLIII ES,
Con fectioueries.,
And Cent sal Meicliaudis..
ACTS with ge .enesaand tlioroughae.-r* upon
th- biree and Utueral C/iroulation—keeps
he Bow eis iu Natural Motion uad Clr-anees ta
system Irotn all impuriUes. AeW fiever tail
lo cure a —; — i v c r
ui.-.aee j| On. 0. S. PKOPHI IT'S II
loiln I 1 orpid
it/. Enl urgt-nn nt. lJ}>pc|.bia. Lo
of ape lit*, Nemeu. t-our t'lon uch. lienn bur
Debilit/, Low spuiif, O -ld t’cvt uud Humi
(JoHtivenei*p, LJbIit'fFUPFS, Ooiic, (Jliiouit I>ia
na. ami Chiouic Giiitla ud tcver.
Compounded in strict uccordance wifli
skill ul cbeuiihir/ and scientific pliarnmc/.thif
| purely Veg»*ialJp Ccuiunund ims aitei llie
I verest t st o.= .a==twen / years
in Ce sB l am|| GtLtBRAT ED ||usv. J>« en
htyled — r~. ——t*reat lit sto«
railvc and Kccupt tant by tlie tes
timony of ibou.-aiitis Übiiif.it; so bui uiotiiously
ailjuhted that it deeps llie Liver iu healthful
acii n; and when the directions are observed
ihe pro es> wl waste and r« pieiiishuieut in the
ituuiv.n syfteoi continues unuitei ruptedly io a
nped ttjAe, and man, like the paiiiaichs of
oid drops into the full o. years, withour
a stiugl**. whenever Ueuth ciaiuif his preroj'a
moft Ueli* liLIVEK M UlolNt l|cai« ten'pvr
ament auti r -—* — 1 ■ ~ ~ r ■ mbust coil
Htituliou, il can be given wi.ii 1 quai s tieiy
certainty of success 10 the young cutid, luvaiiu
lady or siiong man. nolo
DU. 0. S PROPHITT’S
ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT
NEVER FAILING 1
KILLS P,U.\S IS • ViJU FOltg.
CURBS Fains iii the Back, Chest, Hips oi
Limbs, iiheuuiatisni, Neuralgia, Coughs,
i .oiria, Rroucbial all ct.ous, Ki.iu.-y Uis.asea,
Liver Complaint, Colic. Cholera Murbus,
I'leurisy, Asihuia, Heart Buru.. T.otUache
Jawache, EaiacUe, lieadaclie, sprains, Bruises
U'a, Contusions, Sores, Lacerated Mounds
scalds, Burns Chill Blaiuß, Frost Biles, t oisou
ol all kinds, vegetable or auiutai. it©, ut al
S!“i r iL3L“3LT
the Remedies ever Uncovered lor ibe reliel 0
buflenng bumauity. this is the best Rain Med
catur known 10 nn die .1 science. The cure
speedy and permanent iu the most iiiveierat
diseafes. This is no huintiug, but a giano
meuical disc >veiy. A Rain Kii.lek coiitaiuiud
no poifou to intiime, puraiifte or driv* the in
fl.iiuiiiuliou upon au uieluai orga>t. its « tii
ciei.ty I* truly wouueiful—Riti ikf is LncTa.n*
tan lous. it is destined to banish pains an
ac es, a cuiit.fi uuu biui&es, lie ui tue ia;e wi th ■
earth uovlo
J\EW DIiUG STOiiL
ax rAinulkis, ujsukuxa.
DR. GOODMAN & CO.
H.'.VK op-net a New bug Store iu ihe
Humphries' building; under Ihe Masonic
ilaii. come right here t* your
DRUG;, DVE SIIFFS, IMIATS, 0 L VARS.Stt
LX.iIPH, PLTIIO aud hLROSDE OILS,
and every article usually kept in a Drue Store
We dea! in pure Drugs, under the superiu
tendance ol »h old hysiciau It we sell you
any tliiug that is nut genu,lie, ret rn it uud
gel your money.
Me wilt keep a good stock of Patent Medi
cines. >ucli a-
Vinegar Bitters,
Uadway’s Medicines,
Ayer’s Medicines,
Globe Flower, &
Come aud ace for yourselves.
Near Knon Cuur.cH. I
Cainpuell county, Ueorgia. (
Dr. J. Goodman : Dea ■ ism : You are ap
prised of ihe lact 11,ai my wile has t.eeu very
much affiicled tor tw . years pasi and 1 have
tried a great variety of medicines iu ner case,
ami I am glad to iuionn you, tha, your Sarsupu
riii.r Bitters auri Yeg, table Liver PUL, have
benefitted her more than all other mediciu.s
-he has taken, tlopiug that th e may be or
some service t, th- sate aud general oil cului ion
ut your valuable medicines I lake a pleasure
iu submitting it to you
Yours, very respectfully.
iim rout) Luck.
Fairiurn. Campbell co.,Ga.,Feb. 22,’71.
We, ihe undersigned, liav ng used m eu
families Ur. Joliu Uuudmau's *• Vegetairie Liv
er Pills ”do most cordially recommend them
to the public as a sale aud valuable lumily
medicine.
A. G. uulsey, M. D.; J. Welch, R. C. Beavers,
Ordinary Campbell County; A. D. Sjtarus,
B. A. Camp, O. A. Cautrel!, Thomas W.
Latham Attorney at Law; M. U. Wooddull,
Clerk oup. rtor Court.
READ! READ Il READ I !!
Act! Act! Act as this man did!
Near Fairborn. Campbell Countv, Ga.,
Dr. John Goodmani Dear Sir: My
health has been wretched for several years
and l have tried various remedies for
relief. I spent SSO last year for medi
cines in New York and received but Little
benefit. I have been taking your Veget
able Liver Tills and Sarsaparilla Bliters
for two months, and 1 feet Like anew
man. My health is belter than it has
been in Jive years. 1 may conscien
tiously recommend your medicines to
the affected everywhere
Your, Respectfully,
E. Humphries
Atlanta, Ga April 10, lb
Dk. John Goodman : Lea tin: i l avt
youi Vegetable Liver Pills,and 1 toipha*
pronounce them to be, in my joopu
best pills now in exi steuce. R. J.t*
THOMAS XX. GATiIAM
Attorney at Law
Faff-burn, • . - Georgia.
maSl-tjsul
H. R R
UAD WAY’S READY K FI, Iff F
LURKS THE WOKS I’ I*AI;\S
n rom one to Tu enty iUluiitei
Not One Hum
after reading ibis advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF IS A CURE
FUR EVERY PAIN.
It was the first and is
The Only I* ai n It ein ed y
ihat inatanily slops ihe must i-xci'riciatuig
pains, allays lnflammutiouH, and cuius Conges
tion, whether ol the Lungs. Stomach
or other glands or Organs, by one application
IN FROM ONE l’O TWENTY MINUTES,
uo matter how violent or excruoiutibg the pain
the UHEU.MATTC.B d-riddeu,lnfirm,Crippled,
Nervous, Neuralgic, or prostrated with disease
ilia j softer.
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
will afford instant relief,
INFLAEMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
INFI.AMMAT'riN OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE B TVELS.
CONGESTION OK Tftß LL’NCS
8-,RE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATION oF THE HEART.
HYSTERICS, CRoUP, DIPTHERU.
CATARriH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
(j. oD CHILLS, AGU : CHILLS.
The appiicaiiou ol the Heady Relief to the
part or parts when the pain or dntiouuy exists
will afford ease and commi t.
Twenty drops in half s'f'umbler of waterwill
in a tew moments cure Cramps, spasms, s .ur
touiacb he-It bum sick headaebe/'Diari hie,
dyseutery, Colic, wind in the bowels, a.id ell
inieraal pains.
T avelers should always carry a bottle of
Itaduay’s Ready Relief witli them A lew
drop- io water will prevent sickness or pains
from change of water It is better than French
Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant.
FffVffit AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured lor fiity cents.
There is not a remedial agent in this world
that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
Malarious, D.lious, scarlet. Typhoid, Yellow,
and other Fevers taided by RADWAYS PILES)
so quick as RAD WAY’S READY RELEIF.
I-iliy ceuts per bottle.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
STRONG AND PURE RICn BL'.OD —INCREASE OF
FLESH AND WEIGHT —CLEAR SKIN AND
beautiful complexion secured to all.
3D I* RADWAY’S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES; SO
QUICK, 8(1 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE
BoDY yNDERGoES, UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
livery Day an Inci ease in Flesh and Weight
is seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOO PURIFIER.
Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN
REsOLVENT communicates through the
Blood Sweat, Urine,aud oilier fluids aiul juices
ol Ihe system the vioou op urn. lor it repairs
the wastes of Ibe bo ,y wiih new ami —riu l
material Scuopcla nri-uiLLs, Coxsumpimn.
Glandular diseases Ulcers in tue ixio.at
Mourn umous. Nooen in tub Glands aud
other parts ol iiie syst :.u, Sore Eyes, Strca
oaocs Di-cUAitai.s prom ruE Ears and the
worst lot ms of .--kin diseases. Eruption. Fever
bores, SCAI.D Head, i,o Worm. Salt rtuEJM.
Erysipelas, Acme. Black spots, M’urks ik
tub Flesh, I umors. Cancers in the Womb,
anil all weakening aud paiaiui dr.-charges,
Night sweats. Lo sos sperm and alt wastes
of the life principle, are within the curative
range of tins won er ot Modern Chemistry,and
a lew days’ use will prove to any person using
it lor ciiher ol these terms of disease Upturn
power to cure them.
Notouiy do. s toe Sarsafariluan esolvknt
excel all kuo t ti remedial a.*, nis.u thee ire oi
ch.unic. scro!uloiis, Consiuutional. ami Skill
dise-ses; but it is the only posiuve cure :or
Kidney it Bladder C'uinplaiut*,
Urinary, and Womb d.sea.-es. ti ravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stoppage ol Water, Incuolinnuce oi
Urine, Bright’s . iscuse, Albuminuria, and in
all curses where there are brick-dust deposits.
Dr. RAD WAX’S
PERFEC . PUKGATIVE PIL ‘j
perkctiy tasteless, ele&untly cjated with swee
gum. purge, rcguiate, purity, cletuse, aud
strengthen. Uadway’s Phis, lor the cure of
all disorders of the Stomach. Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Biauder,Net vous Dißeußeß,iit*adache
Loiiatipaiieu. Cot-tiveness Indig-suou, Dys
pepsia, biliousness, bilious Fever, InfUiUtiia
lion ot the Bowels, Piles, aud all Deruugeuie its
ol the iaterurtl Visceia. NVarrauted to effect
a posilivo cure. Purely Vegetable, containing
no mercury, iniHeials, or dele crious drugs.
A lew do>esol UauwayV Pill.' will tree the
sy.-tein Loin all the above named disorders.—
Price, 2b cents p> r Bi>x. 8 *lo by bKLOtiSTs.
bead *• i’ALSK and I hue” Mend one ieiter»
Mamp to Kadwat & Cos., No 87 (Viaideu huue
New \o.k. luiorniatiou worth inoasauds will
be seut you.
E. H. UOKNTON’. JJ }». HOLLKMaN.
THOH«TO« & HOILIMAN,
Palmetto, - - . Georgia.
HWE in Btore a well selected stock of
goodt, with the adv.tauges of havin'
br.U'hi i heir goods for cash, they can assure
purehuaera that prices will be as low as the
lowest They respect ully i.ivite all person*
in need of any class of goods to call aud ex-
Amide their stock of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Clotliing,
Boots and Shoes, , ■
liats,
saddlery,
Di artless,
Crockery, Glass Ware
Fancy Goods,
DreaS Goods,
Notions and 'Millinery Goods,
They ar , slso, ageuts fur A L.scovill’*
family medicines, aud horse and cattle paw
ders. j el4 ts
8. A. TIDWELL. H. ROaNL.
TIDWELL, & UOAIV,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Fairburn, - Georgia,
11? ILL practice in the Tnllipooßa. and
Also, in the Supreme Court of Geor
gia, Special attention given to the collcctioc
of all claimp. placed in their hand?.
>V&r Office in Court House.
Attorney At Ln xtxt
XV. H. ANDKEWS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Faixburn G cußoi