The advertiser. (Cleveland, Ga.) 1881-1???, May 28, 1881, Image 4
Nursing Wrings. A man strike i m« with a sword and irdiictg a wound. Suppose in. read of binding up tlio wound i am showing it to cvniybody; and af or it has been Gourd up, I arn using <-ff tho bandage C itituiually, and m e niag ’be daplh of iba wouu 1 and causi ig it to foster, till my limb becomes grea-ly inliatued and my genera! health is materially ailected; is there a person in tii« world that would not eatl me a loo]? Now such a fool is ho, who bv dwelling upon little injuries or provocations, causes them to agitato and intiame La mind. How much better would i: ho to put a band¬ age overtho wound and nover look at it again! Tho cost of iluin aud Tobacco. In New Jersey $7,5D0.d-'tO is expen¬ ded for tobacco, aud $22,145,500 is ex pended for liquors, a total for two worse than useless, dangerous ; n 1 destructive articles of $20,7:J5,:>2<). With such an exhibit, 13 it any wonder that people are poorly supplied with life’s neenssi lies. The amount expended in New Jersey would pay 50 470 men $500 each for a year's work, and if this liquor and tobacco were not consumed, that number of men would find employment in the product on of useful articles that would benefit instead of befouling hu¬ manity, that would civilize instead of cursing society. But the people will go right, on and call us fanatics. —Home Journal. - -----—-- On Mouday a clerk in Daniel At M trail's drug store on the ground floor of the Kimball Home, Atlanta, went into tho basement of the drug store to draw mtio, and striking a match to make a light, gas from a carboy of nitre ignited, causing an explosion, which created great excitement and brought out the entire firo department. Lula Downing, a giilwho wo.ked in tho drug store, was severely hut not fatally burn¬ ed. Mr. Daniel, a member of the firm, had his hands considernb'y burned in extinguishing the (lames from tho girl's dress, i be damage to the stock was slight. —A therm Chronicle. Why is a spendthrift 8 purse like a tnunder-cloud? Because it is continually lightning. To avoid being cheated in a horse trade, ho sure that your horse is abso¬ lutely worthless. When Romo politicians are weighed they, are found wanting every otijice In which tlioio is a vacancy. Jones who goes to the “lodge” quite ofien, says that Mrs. J. could give nihilists several poiotson blowing up. “Does your wife play euchre?" asked one Xu; replied the other, rubbing his head, “but she is death or. poker.’ A Young man sent sixty cents to a firm Lhat advertised a recipe to pre¬ vent baa dreams, lie recieved a slip of paper on which was written, “Don’t go to sleep.” “The yoars may come and the years may go, but 1 go on for Eva/' sang young Tompkins, aa he pulled on his kids and started for his girls house. He was a fine looking man, and ho proudly strutted down toe sidewalk with the air of proprietorship in every movement. Beg pardon, said a strang¬ er as he stopped up to him, hat in hand in utmost humility. Do I have your permission loiemaiu in town over night? A young lady at an Oshkosh tern perance meeting said: Brethren and sisters cider ia a uaccssity to mo and 1 uniat have it. ]f it is decided that wo are not to drink cider 1 shall ear, apples and get some young man to squeeze tno for I can't live without the juice of tho apple. Mother, roniarked a Duluth girl l Hunk Harry must he going to propose to mo. Why so, my daughter? queried ■ he old lady laying down her specta¬ cles, whlstier taco beamed liko the moon in its fourteenth night. Well bo asked math's ov< nng if I wasn't tired of living with such a menagerie us you and dad. There is no law in Illinois legalizing any kind of woman suffrage but a Rock¬ ford separate ballot boxes were pro¬ vided by the City Council for women to vote, tnoroly as an expression of their opinion on the question of liquor license or prohibition. Tbov gave a majority of three to one for prohibition. A Man who was to poor to indulge in any luxuries other thau children was* presented triplets—three by a loving boys—and unreckoning | wife with he ' nought for sumo family to adopt thorn. I Mr. Clark was rather inclined to take i them but, his good wife thought one | would perhaps lie enough. They were I talking it over before their little 8 year old daughter, who said, “Why don't j you take one of them, ms, or don't they 1 want to break the eeC ! Upright Pianos Unequalled for Tone And Design Sew and Elegant Parlor Organ Styles GEORGE WOODS & COMPANY -o -- MANUFACTURERS -e C iMBRIDGEPOET, MASS Catalogues sent free. AGENTS WANTED -o- Correspondence Solicited. -- 0 - foil j' P#% V J?t w U ;i; V is '■ A ) it J VEGETABLE met w m R nm 171 E 4 a If I m m: fen* :j \j h 4 J ksi Ls && i si A POUr.tV VCGTCTABLIC I'.EJlEUl g FGH 1KTI.UAL AS3 EITCRKAL CSC, Ih n mum euro f<-r nil f?i« C-r which U 1» meotnhusr left* tuiil i.i .h i ' I£K HAl'lu i;i the htUuur Ol'escu the :no*pericneed persona* It la ft ftisro iiiivl riMHily for HO 4*15 f THROAT, CillfiliS, u!,il hlmihir lnni!*!e.s; ;n»fuot relief in the most inn»h;niiiit ftev.is of hlHl'S’llKKii, hiu! is tJie best known remo'.y t *r 1: h< uimUTsm and Ncstr u l*t». Tho Oldest, Boot, end iVJost Widely Krcvati Family WIcdicino in tho World. R !•«.* Recti uscql with uucli woiulrrfitl mien »» »i til fGO parts* )»VHHmKV, of tin) world uu.t t.r c;i:AMrs,T51OI.»0!tA,lRAHKI»tl.. all W) CV Kl. COM PLAINT'S Uuu *, u w cousuiui-c-l an uufuiling cine for these disc-uscs. 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