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For Every Girl to Eemember.
I have seen mothers who have
sacrificed youth, health, appear¬
ance and comfort in the effort to
save money to educate and dress
their daughters, browbeaten,
crushed and virtually ignored by
their daughters in return for it all.
The American girl is taught that
she is a young princess from the
cradle to the altar. It is a great
misfortune when she forgets that
that the mother of a young prin¬
cess must be a queen, or queen
regent, and should be honored
and paid deference to as such.—
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
“Why do you always come after
tea?” said a young lady. “I come
after T,” was the response, “in
order to be near U.”
“Oh, take me up, mama, it’s so
muddy.” Mama—“Walk across,
that's a good girl. Mama has all
she can do to carry poor Fido.”
An Irishman charged with an
assault, was asked whether he was
guilty. “How can I tell, your
honor, till I have heard the evi¬
dence?” was his reply.
Five-year-old William was talk¬
ing about his knuckles, and his
brother asked what he meant. “I
mean the little elbows on my fin¬
gers,” was the ready reply.—Ba¬
byhood.
“I’m afraid, Johnny,” said the
Sunday-school teacher, rather se¬
verely, “that I will never meet
you in heaven.” “Why, what
have you been doin’ now?”—Ash¬
land Press.
“The cat drank all the milk.”
“Did you see her?”
“No; Johnny told me she did
it.”
“Dont touch the cat; go and
catch Johnnie for me.”
Ethel—“Do you think he’ll com¬
mit suicide if I reject him?”
Maud—(sweetly)—“Oh, no. He
didn’t when I rejected him.’
Ethel—“Ah, but you must re¬
member that the two cases are
different.”—Munsey’s Weekly.
Small Boy (who has been un¬
dergoing imprisonment in a dark
closet, where he has discovered
and slyly eaten nearly a whole
jar of preserves)—I was very
naughty to run away, mama; and
think you did just right to puuiali
me the way you did.
“A three-year old little girl was
taught to close her evening pray¬
er, duiing tho temporary absence
of her father, with, ‘and please
watch over my papa.’ It sounded
very sweet, but the mother’s
amusement may be imagined
when she added, ‘and you had
better keep an eye on mama, too. 1 J7
A little Buffalo girl was not
feeling very well, and her parents
suggestedthatshemight be about
to have chicken-pox, then preva¬
lent. She went to bed laughing
at the idea, but early next morn¬
ing -went into her parents’ room,
looking very serious, and said ;
“Yes, it is chicken-pox, papa. I
found a fedder in the bed.”
“Say, pa, Solomon was the
wisest man that ever lived wasn’t
c
•
“Yes, my son, he is so consid¬
ered.”
“And he had 300 wives, didn't
he?”
“I believe that is the number,
my son.”
“Say, pa, if Solomon was the
wisest man that ever lived, how
did he ever como to get in such a
fix? You can’t live peaceably
with one?”
“Hem! haw! hem! he got wise
after he married them. You go to
bed.”
Looking backward. —Mi ss
Dasher (of Denver)—“So sorry
the season’s over, dear. What
luck?”
“Miss Browbean (of Boston,
dreamily)—“I am so transcend¬
ency happy. He whom I love
asked me to bo his wife. Ho is
fond of Emerson, is a member of
the Bellamy Society, and is pos¬
sessed largely of this worlds
goods and the root of ail evil.”
Miss D.—How jolly! I am too
, engaged. He is redheaded, says
‘a seen,’ and ‘I done,’ and can
lick anything of his weight in
Dourer. And he’s got the rocks,
you bet.”
Women are not slow to com¬
prehend. They’re quick. They re
alive, and yet it was a man who
discovered the one remedy for
their peculiar ailments. The man
was Dr. Pierce.
The discovery was his “Favor¬
ite Prescription”—the boon to
delicate woipen. Why go round
one foot in the grave,” suf¬
fering in silence—misunderstood
—when there’s a remedy at hand
that isn’t an experiment, but
■which is sold under the guarantee
that if you are disapointed in any
way in it, you can get your mon¬
ey back by applying to its mak¬
ers.
We can hardly imagine a wom
aa’s not trying it. Possibly it
may be true of one or two —but
we doubt it. Women are ripe for
it. They must have it. Think of
a prescription and nine out of ten
waiting for it. Carry the news to
them!
The seat of sick headache is not
in tho brain. Regulate the stom¬
ach and you cure it. Dr. Pierce’s
Pellets are the Little Regulators.
Schoolmarm (with ominous
look in her eye)—What made you
so late Robert Reed?
Robert—Been fightin’
Schoolmarm (advancing furi¬
ously)—You have, eh ?
“Yes, ma’am; a boy sed yer
wuz ugly as home-made sin, an’ I
jest give it ter him.
Well, Bobby, dear, I’ll have to
pardon you this time, but control
your temper the best you can.
Houston, Tex., May 8, 1889.
Messrs. Wallace O’Leary & Co.,
Houston:
Gentlemen—I take pleasure in
bearing testimony to the efficacy
of your Microbe Killer, Some
time since I was severely affected
with sore throat, accompanied
with a cold in the head and ch.ist.
I concluded to try a jug of your
Microbe Killer, which I did, and
was astonished at its results.
Onp or two doses gave me instant
relief, and further use of it com¬
pletely cured Leon. me. E. Levinson,
With L. M. Jones & Co., Hous¬
ton.
For sale by G. A. Lucas, sole
agent.
YOU WANT ONE
OF THE
CELEBRATED
JACKSON
PROMT. ■1^ Jackso* CORSET-WAISTS. V Corset VM* Co,
JAOMON, MION.
•nil Rigid Corsata, art 1
Usvltad to try thorn. „
They are approved by >
physician*, endorsed by j|
dr«** maker*, and ‘
roo
ominanded by every lady
that ha* worn them.
SXVO 70S CnCTrLAS.
£. B. OSBORN, Southern Agent,
i MON BLOCK,
Ouruiin Wasted. CHITTIK008I. TEHl.
FACTS FOR THE SICK!
A Letter From An Eminent DWne In
Regard to the Beet Medicine in
the Word. Reed.
WONDERFUL CURES
Six Atlanta, Ga., January 2,1890.
months ago, at the reguest of a friend
who was interested in the sale of King's Roy¬
al Germetuer, I made a written statement of
the benefits I had received from the use of
that medicine. In that statement I expressed
the belief thst It would cure me entirely i of
Catajrh. received letters Within from the last two months of I the avc
tion calling on for every further quarter information na¬ in
me
regard to my health. It has been impossible
for me to write privately to each person who
has made this request, and I am therefore
under the necessity of making another pub
Uo statement.
Iatnfrea from Catarrh. I believe that I
could trot a certificate to this effect from any
competent cine within physician. the last 1 have used no medi¬
six mouths except King's
Royal Germetuer. My health is better than
ithaa been in thirty years. I am in possession
of information which warrants me in saying
that the relief which I have experienced from
the use of the medicine is not more certain
and radical than that which it has brought to
hundreds of persons in Georgia and other
States.
1 feel it to be ray duty to say, also, that the
effects of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderrut. She
bat been almost alife-long invalid from Ner¬
vous Headache, Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
in a period of thirty years she has scarcely
had a day’s exemption from pain. She has
boon using Germetuer about two months. A
more Witnessed. complete Every transformation I have never
disappeared. symptom of disease has
She appears to be twenty years
youugor, and is as happy and playful as a
healthy child. We have persuaded many of
our friends to take the modieine, and the tes¬
timony of all of them is that it is a great rem
J. B. Hawthorne,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
CLOTHES CLEANER
and J. fl. DYER,
flflflMS.
3K
OKB ENJOYS
Both tha method and results when
Syrup and refreshing of Figs is taken; the it is and pleasant
to taste, acts
gently Liver and yet promptly Bowels, cleanses on the Kidneys, the
effectually, dispels oolds, head¬ sys¬
tem
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation- only remedy Bvrup its kind of Figs k the
of ever pro¬
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac¬
ceptable its action to and the truly stomach, beneficial prompt its in.
m
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy excellent ana agreeable qualities substances, commend its it
many to sill and have made it the most
popular Syrup remedy of Figs known. is for tale in 50c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug¬
gists. - Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro¬
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it.. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIR SYRUP CO,
tAH nusoisco, cal.
iouisvilu, m. SiW YOSK, U.r.
‘Woman’s Works” Athens, Ga-,
Is a Literary and Damestic
Gem which should be in every
family. In order to give all
our readers an opportunity publish¬ to
judge for themselves, Its
er has agreeded to mail four trial
numbers to anyone who sends
ten one cent stamps and the ad¬
dresses of ten ladies.
GEORGIA R. R. GO.
Office General Passenger Agent, Augusta,
Ga., Juno 9th 1890.
Commencing June 15th this Company will
place on sale
FAMILY TICKETS
GOOD FOR FIFTY CONTINUOUS TRIPS.
Between stations named, also intermediate
School Tickets
GOOD FOR FORTY-SIX CONTINUOUS TRIPS
Which will be sold at rates named and on
conditions stated in eommuters tariff. These
tickets are additional to the commuter tickets
heretofore on sale. These tickets will be sold
by tho Union Ticket Agent at Atlanta, and are
good only within tho inns of commuter trains
E. R. DORSEY,
tf General Passenger Agent.
Dr. W. H. DEE & SON,
WHOLESALE AND—
DETAIL DRUGGISTS
CONYERS, GEORGIA.
BESIDES KEEPING IN STOCK A LARGE AND FULL LINE OF
Pur© Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS. Etc.,
We also have a complete lino of tho following goods, which we will sell at bottom prices:
Fine colognos and Extracts, Combs and Brushes,
Toilet Articles, stationery, confectionery,
9
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Sole Agents for Conyers for the!,
Jewelry, Garden Seed, celebrated Red “C” Oil, the_
Lamps Calhoun and Lanterns, GraVely Tobacco," Grate best Lamp Varnish Oil manufactured.
and put up in 1-Pint
Sauff, cigars, Pipes. cans.
A full line of Violin, Banjo, and. A large and complete line of all
I IGuitar Pockot Strings, cutlery, Bows, Razors, Etc. Patent kinds Scouring of Spectacles.
1-Gallon Harps, Kerosene Oil Mops,
5-Gallon Family Kerosene cans, Oil carpet Window Sweepers, cleaners.
cans with Pump attached. Fishing Tackle. Marbles, Tops.
And a great many other articles too numerous to mention.
DR. W. H. LBE is Depositary of The Rockdale County Bible Society. These Bibles are
exactly at co»t. Our term* are STRICTLY CASH. jyg g LEE & SON
HIGH MM LOW ASM
$26 v $20
WARRANTED for HUE YEARS 9
Self-Setting Shuttle. Wait. Enry
Wood S ME Machine
has a Self-Threading tok •j? PAY Attachments.
Machine Antiqoo FREIGHT. THE has a
and or Full
Arm Walmri Set
The High Needle Black u of
£
1=J f. P | if! IP
|| f fjo jj»f *83 3 % « SI;2 11 £3 03 % *. I?
§ Sg jlj 1 s as ixl o m co CO O in IMS B= to p* Qm al m ?
B^?
Commercial Collegi llKuVWW
Cheapest A Best Business College in the World.
■(ghaut Honor and Gold Medal arer aU other Colla*aa, at
World’* Expoaltlon, i«r Syauas or Book-kaoninn UraSoaiM and in
General Knalnoaa Eduestlon. ld.OO#
Bnalneoa. 10«* StuSeat* aaaaaUy. 1« Taaokars omploj
ad. Coot of Fnli Bnalneoa Ctana, Ch»rt-fi«ad, IneladU*iTuMoa. TyD^Writn Sta
tiouery, and Board, about K# Va«ttUa. Inur
Ime and Toie*ra»hy apoaialtio*. This «itr la beautiful asd Jaoahbful. now.
graduate* iMeiufil.
V«r tlrcilari addrasa Wilbur wL. ftaaltk* Laiiaftaa, IK 7 .
SffiEHS! aK 53 SBjS
ii i 3.0q XOO
!1 Nr
- tell ES
:.H75 &00
u\ iQYS
7
gen? I %
m
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE FOR
QSNTLIMKN.
Time Calf and L&cad W*terpr**f Urals,
The excellence ana wearing qualltie* of thta shoe
canmot ba better ihown than oy tha stroag aadoraa
Menta of lta thouaanda of constant w sareia.
i s 5’°° feu'^t^ddtrS^
*4‘°* Goodyear Wolt U the *tan*ard iiw
SO.BO O Shoe, at price.
Pollcemnn’B a popular Shoo la cipcclally adapted
% O *9.30 for railroad farmer*, etc.
Congress, men, Button and Lae*.
All made In
S3 & $2 SHOES uTd 0 ,»,.
hare been most favorably received a luce Introduced
and the recent improvement* make them luperio*
to any (hoc* aold at the»e price*. cannot (apply lead
A»k your Dealer, and If he price, you
divert to factory encloilng advertleea or a
postal for order blank*. Bradhten, Maaa.
Wf n. DOUGIiAB,
J. H.ALMAND & CO„
CONYERS,---GA.
DR. J. J. SEAMANS
DENTIST,
CONIERS. - GA
Office in Cain’s wooden building
up stairs, opposite Hotel.
MOTHERS PORTFOLIO
Exquisit Double
Lithograph
Cover.
Music, Games, STORIES,
AMUSEMENT and
INSTRUCTION combined.
Post-paid, $2.25. Sample Pages
Free. Best Terms to Agents.
Alice B. Stockham & Co.,
No. 116 La Salle St., Chicago
USE
pj ^ THE BEST, rr is !
USE TO ■ims CHEAPEST.
THE
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wm Bi
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I’- iiinmii
*;
a
$5.00 TO CHICAGO PiW.
led floe Fire for tke fiosad Trip to lliaosl any
The C. H. & D. Ry- are now selling first class
II... raw. Cw.isaa
No. aoo st,
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Stone Mountain Route,
Georgia Railroad Co.. \
Office General Manager, j
Augusta, Sept. 20,189o.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, 21,
inst. schedule the will following be Passenger
90th operated. Trains
run by meridian.
FAST LINE.
No. 27 Wesi Daily.
Lv. Augusta, 7:45 a. m. | Lv. Athens, 8:25 a m.
Ar. Conyers, 11:57 a. m. 1 Ar. Atlanta. 1:00 n P m.
No 28 East DaIly,
Ly. Atlanta, 2:45 p. m. | Ar. Athens, 7:05 p m
Ar. Conyers, 3:40p. m. | Ar. Augusta, 8:15 p’. m .’
No. 2, East Daily. No 1 West Daily
Lv. Atlanta, 8:00 a. m. | Lv. Augusta, li -05 a m
Lv. Conyers, 9:17 a. m. | Lv. iiaeon, 9:00 a in
Ar. Ar. Wa’sh’n, Athens, 5:15 2:30 p. m. | | Lv. Lv. Mil’d’vll.i'o-ila" Wash’n, ll’:10a m
Miid’ve,3 p. m. m
Ar. :05 p. in. | Lv. Athens, 8:40 a m
Ar. Macon, 4:45 p. m. | Ar. Conyers, 4:22 p m
Ar. Augusta, 3:15 p. m. | Ar. Atlanta, 5:45 n,in
Covington Daily Accommodation.
Lv. Atlanta, 8:20 except ] Lv. Sunday. Cov’gt’n
p. m. 5:40 a BBS
Lv. Conyers, 8;07 p. in. | Lv. Conyers, 0:11 a
Ar. C’vt’ng, 8:35 p. m. I Ar. Atlanta, 7:55 p.
No 4East Daily. No 3 East Daily.
Lv. Atlanta, 11:15 p.m. | Lv. Augusta, 11:00p.m.
Lv. Conyers, 12:39 a. m | Lv. Conyers, 5:06 a. m
Ar. Augusta, 6:35 a. m. | Ar. Atlanta, 6;30 a m
UNION POINT k WHITE PLAINS B. R.
Lv Union Daily except Sunday.
Point.... ,0.10 a m & 5.40 pm
Ar Ar biloam..........1O.35 White a m 6.O5 p m
Plains... .li.io a m 6.40 p m
Lv White Plains.,. . .8 o0 am 3.30 p m
Lv Siloam......... . .8.35 a m 4.05 p m
Ar Union Point. . .900 am 4.40 p m
Train Nos. 27 and 28 will stop
at and receive passeners to and
from the following st ions only:
Grovetown, Thomson, Harlem Dearing,
Crawfordsville; Camak, Norwood, Bar¬
nett, Union Point,
Greensboro, Social Madison, Rutledge,
Lithonia, Circle, Covington, Conyers
Stone Mountain and
Decatur.
Train No. 1 connects for all points
West and North West. Train No. 2
connects for Charleston and all points
Eat No. 27, for all points ttftst
and South West, No. 28 for ChrtWfcs
ton and Savannah. No. 3 for points
West and North West. No 4 for
Charleston, Savannah and all points
East.
JOHN W. GREEN, Gen. Manager
E. R. DORSEY Aen
JOE W. WHITE, Trav. Pass. Agt.
NEWSFAPE AOVERTlSi ffi y y Edi ^ A b b n co^ 'pages
HBover value ’200
giving more information of to adver¬
tisers than any other publication ever issued.
It gives the name of every newspaper pub¬
lished, having Newspaper a circulation rating in the
American Directory of more than
25,tX)0 copies each issue, with the cost per line
for advertising of local in them. A list of the best pa¬
pers of circulation, in population every city and
town more than 5,000 with
prices by the inch for one month. Special lists
ef daily, offers country, village and class papers.
Bargain of value to small judiciously advertisers
or those wishing to experiment
with a small amount of money, shows con¬
clusively ete-, “how etc. to get Sent the most paid service to for the ad¬
money dress for 30 cents. Address post Giso. P. Howell any
& Co., Publishers and General Advertising
Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York City.
8m.
tmTISQQIMC*
MIlES.dfiS •Sfi PHSeicopes ia|
il-, '■ : hjH, * the unequaled, world. and Our to introduce facilities are
> our
W , iuperior goods we will sendrRBB
’ to in each locality,
ONE PERSON
as above. Only those who write
to us at c.ac« can make sure of
the chunca. All you have to do in
EYI return is to sLdw our goods to
those \uho cau—your neighbors
_______________ _and ^tnnflr tim aroHad you. The be
if this ad vei ertisement
qjHUr. ahow^lN small «nd of of the teie
MOP*. Hie following *ot givaa the appeoraane of it reduced to
about tha fiftieth part of its bulk. It i« k grand, double «z« tala
acope, as larga as is easy to carry. We will also show you how you
eau make from &8 to SXO a day at least, from the start,with, charge*,
out exp erience Better write at once. We pay all express
Address, i.Ii. HALLfiTT k CO,, Box i’OttTLAND. Maine,
\ fHA'LZiOHy JI-A/f |S
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TmmmsHiJjwsM l<*o’ Sfi "4® AM ss? K I864 ij pr.;...... 1A
RADAM’S
JIIIGBDBB
i/i ?: KILLER
The Greatest Disscrery
Tr a of the Age.
THSORV, BUT THE RBMBD*
OLD IN DISCOVERED.
KBCENTLV
CORES without FAIL
’
CATARRH,
MALARIAL FEVER. SRiGHT r Cl?. ’?o-S«D HERI_A » CHIUS
In short, all fonr.s of Organic asdi-uno«!ona
this Medians are
The enrei effected by
sunny cases MIRACLES!
^s^k^lbye* Gs'-’-nn. one*
Sold only in *®,
Ps-ice Health Tiire* a au P;, ^ au “ 03 obtamea
when 1 * wtner” ^
“ History eftha*®
ON 1 OR aode £SS
CALL LUCAS,
4 .
C3N - ■ . - ax
Liniment
Hh
MAN
and
BEAST
FOR
Forty Years
THE
STANDARD.
For Sale
BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
* a 4§M VO ins
O C-3 SJ * ^-vfS®fJa;lle writes- month; “Was 1 at work have on a furni it*
J now an ugimcjr
I 5- * SitslafiaTcatioiis r ° 1 ' b’- A lion & Co’s uibuuis and jAibii
nud ofieu intake$$0 a day."
<lfl i (Signed) W. il. Dattuiso*.
William Klii Jiue, Harrisburg P»„
m “TIsjSSfpR*. \\ write*, anyi'.dag “I have eefi like never known album.
to your
Yesterday 1 took 325. order*eiiuafh ' to
pay nm over W. J. EJ
t'’ more, Haupor, M«., write*: *‘I
tnka an order for for your album at
i&f almost eve ery house I visit. My
ofit is often asm ucha*lS.t0
r a sin ngle day's work.”
Others are doing quite aa well;
have not not spa mce to give ex
Efforts fro: m thsir kjtters. Every
one who takes hold of this grand business pileG np grand profits*
Shall we start YOU in this business.
reader ? Writs to us and lcaru all about It for don't yourself. delay until W«
are starting g many; many; we will start you if you
another gets ahead of you in your part of the countrv. Ifyc-tt
take hold you -.....be will be able aoieio to pi«k pi** up up gold gviu fast. *»« urRc.’it.
On account of a forced manufacturer’s u fact are r'a sale sale 185,000 be sold tun th*
doi'.at* IP holograph A lbum* art eto Silk \ to elvi¬
people for ?f?*3 each. Bound ouna in in Royal noyai Lilnison Cri
rlush. sh. Charmingly Chamiint decorated insides. Handsomest albums in the
world. rid. La Largest rarest Size. Size. Greatest Greatest bargains bargains ever ever known. Known. Agent*
wanted. Libera! terms. Uij money for agent-. Any onitua
become a successful aeent. Sells itself on siplit-little or»»
talking necessarj-. Whcrerer shown, every one want. !o psr
chase. Agents take thousands of orders with rapidity neiar
before known. Great profits await every worker. Agent*
to those who write for some, with particulars nut tcnmfsi v :r
k'smilv Bibles, Books and Periodiculs. After j< u Isnow a,l<
Analdyou conclude to go no further, why lie harm is ttow.
Address E. C. ALLEK A CO.. AC**ra, A™*
a V Favorite Singer
Sewing Machine.
; HIGH ARM $25.00.
E?ch Machine has a drop Itat,
.V- o, large oiw«j
1 fancy cover, two and full s
bfeUq P\i ft's) with nickel rings, equal a an
of Attachments, to any
1 Machine sold irom $40 to
wer
$60 by Canvassers. A trial m y°ur
fore payment is asked. Buy direc
facturers certificates and of save arrantee agents- for profits fi\ e } besides • get, ^
w Sewing MuCB ^ g
testimonials to Co-operative rh«drk»a4,
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BybuyiHgalwb 0 ^
gale and
oi?c a t f o r th • «h ®0P*
•et r«liable hwosu
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aaipt of M eta.
OLO sent stiiop®
^ _ _ w9 will «nd as*
sample one complete set at faiany rri.’-ev t
which of Watches, oiler Booto,Onna gTeatindueamen and nnmemojh^s^ - S ,rr,cwd
on wo . ^
fitted fire W
are accurately and oniyfl*r.u at diu raioe wi for the prert** „.tan
every respect, and are oUl,r * *“ it willsendal* 0
encouraje agents from Zr
dollar cash order our wWL tbi. mC
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