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About The Rockdale banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1891)
y (• Interesting Notes. Tiikhag the . until forced .. , nose you remedy are for to sneeze, is said to be a sure hiccoilgfl. Another cure is to gargle till, throat with water, and a third to cease hreathing for half a minute. The average duration of life is greater in Norway than in any other European uniform country: J 1 this is attributed to the cool . temperature . . of .. the climate. T™ 1 be Ch.nfanmia Chautauqua T Literary iternrv and anu Scien- ouu tiiic Circle r organized m lb 40 witti a membership of 700, has now 17,000. cir¬ cles located in all parts of the world. A burning taper uncovered for a sin¬ gle instant, during which it does not lose power amounting to the one-thousandth of a grain, would fill with light a sphere four miles in diameter, so as to be from every part of the compass. A cold wave is a fall of temperature in 24 hours of 20 degrees over an area of 50,000 square miles, the temperature in some part of this area descending to 36 degrees; between 1880 ajid 1800 no less than C91 cold waves were recorded iu the 'United States. The Academic des Sciences has sub¬ mitted a new system of musical notation iu which twenty-seven characters replace the 203 symbols now employed to repre¬ in the sent the seven notes of the gamut seven keys. Ik every teaspoonful of human, blood >■ there arc about 15,000,0(10,000 red cor puscles, but only 30,000,000 white ones; the Wood of clams, lobsters, and nearly all other invertebrates contain no red cells, but only white. In man, the lower jaw lias much free¬ dom of. lateral movement which aids iu grinding food between the molars; the jaws of carnivora admit of only the up¬ ward and downward movements. Anew material, called rubber velvet, is made by sprinkling powdered felt ot any color over rubber cloth while the lat¬ ter is hot and soft; the result looks like felt cloth, but is elastic, waterproof and exceedingly light. A recent survey established the iitim her of glaciers in the Alps at 1,155, of which 249 have a length of more than 4| niilcs; the French Alps contain 144 gla¬ ciers, those of Italy 78, Switzerland 471, and Austria 4#2. An audacious rascal for souie weeks did a thriving business by stealing bronze and marble busts from the Montparuesse Cemetery, near Paris, and selling them as images famous herpes and statesmen. Experts say that the buried city of Pompeii has not yet yielded up a third of its artistic treasure; that at the present rate rate of progress seventy years will elapse before it is thoroughly unearthed. The Fashionable Envelope. Glancing over the big square envelopes now traveling through the mails, with the addresses sprawled in fashionable En¬ glish writing up and down instead of across the surface, one stops to wonder who invented such an ugly and incon¬ venient method of direction to puzzle heads postmen and make their recipient’s swim trying to decipher them. In bold, black chirogrfphy, the “To” sits in the lower left hand corner, with name run¬ ning to right and street, town and state artistically and irregularly distributed over the remainder of theenvelopc. It is a change, but that is ali one can say in its favor. • _ ________ : ___— Pulmonary Disease*. The lungs play a most important part in the machinery of life. It is essential that .they should bo kept in. good repair. Nature has endowed this organ of life with wonderful recuperative power. Many instances are on record where the 1 tings have been shot through with a leaden bullet and the wound quickly when healing. Therefore none should despair affected. they discover that their lungs are and ulcer¬ Frequently by the lungs become doctor sore pronounced ated and an ignorant consumption and worthless remedies applied, feel with serious results. When the lungs remedy sore is Dr. and John breathing Sarsaparilla. painful the proper Its tendency Bull's is to heal all ulcerations either internal or ex¬ nounced ternal. Many hopeless an invalid has been whose restored case was igor¬ pro¬ to v ous health by a timely use ot this excellent compound. If you will not try this remedy you have only yourself to blame if you do not get well. Better be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow. Malaria cured and eradicated from the system by Brown's Iron Bitters, which en¬ riches the blood, tones the nerves, aids diges¬ tion. Acts like a charm on persons in general ill health, giving new energy and streng.h. bi Germany a good workman can always make his mark. I was taken eiok with ulcers on the left lung. Doctors gave me up to die, but a friend got me some Bull’s Sarsaparilla and before I used one bottle I got better, and after using it two months I am a’ work again.— W r m. JL. Broolttita, Cold water, Mich. Illinois has one hundred and twenty-five tariff reform clubs. Do You Ever Speculate? Any person sending us their name and ad¬ dress will receiv e information that will lead to a fortune. Ben i- Lewis & Co., Security Budding, Kansas City, Mo. LceAVa's Chinese Headache Cure. Harm¬ less in effect, cuick hn receipt and positive of $1 ip action. bottle Feet AdeUr&Lo.,f.22Wyandoite prepaid st.,KansasCity,Mo per ' FITS stopped free by Dr. (Kune’s Great Nerve Kestohek. No Fits after tirst day’s ‘ Marvelous Treatise and ?- trial Use. bottle cures. Arch St.. Phila.. Pa. nee. Dr. Kline. 9S1 Prevention I* better than cure, and people who are subject to rheumatism can prevent attacks by keeping the blood pure and free from the acid which causes the disease. This suggests the use of Hood's Sarsapa¬ rilla, unquestionably the best blood purifier, and which has been used with great success for this very purpose by many people. Hood's Sarsa; .riUa hag also cured innumerable cases of rheumatism of the severest sort by its pow¬ erful effect in neutralizing acidity of the blood, and in enabling the kidneys and liver to properly re¬ move tbe waste of the system. Try it. N. B. Be sure to get Hood**; S«*rss)r» 3 rin^ Bold by HOOD all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared Mass. onii by 0.1. * GO., Apothecaries, Lowell. IOO Doses One Dollar How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrn that cannot be cured by . lafe in K Hall’s Catarrh cure. hatf known °t? J. ghent-y fir the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all uusiaess transac carry oal any ob * Truax, whoie.-uie Druggist*. Tole waldikg. Kins ln & Makvi.x, Wholesale Druggisis,lotedo, Hall’s catarrh o. taken ... internally,act- „ cure is { ng directly upon tue blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent l’roe. p r j Ce 75c. per bott ie. Sold.by ail druggists. That which we are‘We shall teach, not vol untarilly, but Ifivoluntariily. Brown’s Iron Bitters cures Dyspepsia, Ma¬ laria, Biliousness an l General Debility. Gives ■strength, aides Digestion, tones' tha nerves— crea es appetite. weak The best and children. tonic for Nursing Mothers, women A matter of both time and money—a prom¬ issory note. __ _ A child eaniiot tell what ails it. A shrewd mother will not take Chances but wilt try Dr. Bull’s drosrsist Worm sell Destroyers other at once. kind Don’t of let your you any worm candy. Bull’s is the best. Over six million pieces of mail matter are sent annually to the dead letter office through carelessness in.tlieir address, etc. - ■ . Brie Railway. This popular Eastern Lino is Tunning solid vcstibuled trains, consisting of beautifu-l day teaches, Pullman sleeping and dining cars, between Cincinnati, Chicago, Lake New York and Boston. All trains run via Chautauqua during the season, and passengers holding through world-famed tickets are privileged to stop off at this resort. Be sure your tickets read via N. ¥., L. E. & W. It. 11. I.suties, If troubled With any Female Complaint, write me. describing case. Home treatment Care certain, and quick at small expense. Particulars Female DiseasiMten by mail seaujH- KW Mrs. page Df. Mary book on A. cents. Brannon, 15 Washington St., Atlanta, Ga. fimber. Mineral, Farm Lands and Ranches in ought Missouri, sold. Kansas, Tyler & Texas Co.. Kansas and City,Mo. 1 and “German Here Syrup”. is something from Mr. Frank A. Hale,' proprietor of the De Witt House, X,ewiston, and the Tonline Hotel, Brunswick, Me. Hotel men meet the world as it comes and goes, and are not slow in sizing people and things up for what they are worth. He says that he has lost a father and several brothers and sis¬ ters from Pulmonary Consumption, and is himself frequently troubled with colds, and he Hereditary often coughs enough to make him sick at Consurnptionhis stomach. When¬ ever he has taken a cold of this kind he uses Boschee’s German Syrup, and it cures him every time. Here is a man who knows the full danger of lung trou¬ bles, and would therefore be most particular as to the medicine he used. What is his opinion ? Listen ! “I use nothing but Boschee’s German Syrup, and have advised, I presume, more than a hundred different per¬ sons to take it. They agree with me that it is the best cough syrup in the market. ’ ’ (A ; > ■ SCOTT’S : ’ : ; ! ( ! ; t s EMULSION ! '• : ' nOES CURE : . CONSUMPTION i In its First Stages. i ■ tie sure you yet the yen nine. • ! : . L BEECHAM'S PILLS (THE GREAT EKGLI8H REMEDY.) Cure BILIOUS and Nervous ILLS. 25cts. a Box. OF ATjTj DRUGGISTS. PENSIONS The PENSION Bill Great is Passed Soldier*., their ■ Widows. Xotfc. er» »nd Fathers are on &iiik 8 t£L“ iDs’ms'u." itiVniih i»2L , 'w.«SIwi*’£ fi.%' SHORTHAND. IF YOU WANT SSortijanSr^SnS t: »cLton*s TO LEARN to Short hand School, got hi cafa (True an read it—it cost&you nothing. Adors k,C.Crichton. Prin., Whitehall St., Atlanta, Oa. ffilUil ■»■■■■ E ■« 81631 and Whiskey Habits (§§> (KSSltn cured at i !..• wn,\ jg Hi Sty fir* g ms 9 Ill 1 pain. Book of par SUh5™J5*KbBMi:-M.wooli.i:y.m.d. titulars sent I’ KEt. Atlanta, Ga. Office 1M>£'Whitehall St V Krctc l/ Mr cr oo Positively remedied i» Greeiy Pant Stretcher Ad<pted bv students at liarvsrd, Amherst and othsr Colleges, also by onfesaionaf and business men every¬ where. If not for sale in your town send 2.jc. to B. J. GKEELY. 715 YVaahmgtoa Street, Boston. IU >1 Vl'MI Tll*]!JSO **■* beautiful SDh A Pal In IflIf TJIa illlllJwpcs enough tc cove, 5fg so Jos •AV : best. 9(So. I rwsnrv.'s Pttx >TlT-L. Little Frrry N. J„ imuuma i&'jess&p '"“life ! o ? 1 am4 m. latex* tM'jMMKtnr vJ.. laeoXA. W*sit. HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS. «I.IMK WATER. Slake four ounces of quick-lime with a little water, and gradually add enough water to. make a gallon in all; let it stand three hours, then bottle it in glass-stoppered bottles, putting a por¬ tion of the undissolved lime in each bot¬ tle. When you want to use some, pour off the clear liquid from the top. The breakfast should be eaten at eight o'clock, the dinner at noon, and a light supper about live o’clock, at least two hours before bed-time. We are speak¬ ing of children who have been weaned and have cut their teeth. Until the teeth are cut children should bo nursed, then they should ba fed on panadas of bread, milk and sugar, or bread and meat-juice and plain soups and digesti¬ ble vegetables. While children are growing their bones are hardening in accordance with the quantity of* nitrogenous and phos phatic elements supplied to them, and their flesh is gaining strength and firm¬ ness. Heuce the demands of a healthy appetite should always bo satisfied. Wo repeat our advice to give children plenty of plain, wholesome food; their systems are active and will appropriate it.~ Housewife. THE CARE OF FINE CUT GLASS. If fine cut glass becomes tarnished or blurredpolish witha fine soft brush ou and 1 it U will 6 btTresfcQred to its original beauty; or a very soft piece of newspapet can boused to polish glass. Wet the piece of newspaper slightly and gently rub the glass. Be careful not to give tho frail thing a twist in rubbing it-that is, carrying one hand m an opposite chrec tion from the other, which is the quick est way to break anything. After that repeat the work with some dry, soft paper. It is said that to* the printer’s polish ink causes newspaper give a finer when cleaning glass than anything else, However this may be, no lint remains, and the polish is brilliant. If fine cut-glass water bottles get dingy inside rinse them occasionally with a little muriatic acid and then rinse in clear, cold water very thoroughly. Muriatic acid will remove stains or impurities, and greatly improve the brilliancy of the glass * But: ashes, sand or shot, which many use to, cleanse glass, scratch and injure the glass and do not bring back the original lustre. Besides, the lead in *hot is poisonous, and if any is left through carelessness in the decanter it might do great harm .—Brooklyn Citi¬ zen. THE PEPPER MILL IS A LUXURY. The little pepper mill is a luxury that has mat yet made its appearance in this counfry, except, perhaps in isolated in¬ stances, although it is common on the tables of hotels and private houses in England and on the Continent. It is a barrel, about two inches high, of silver, oak oi cut glass. The bottom is per forated and on top is the silver htinctle which turns the mill in the barrel. The pepper is put in whole and is ground by the person using it directly on* the article of food which is to be seasoned. The article is not only an ornament to the table and interesting as a novelty, but it has decided advantages over the ordinary pepper-boxes, In the first place, the spice which comes from it is fresh, and therefore strong. In the next place, the pepper is pure, which cannot always be asserted of that which is bought already ground. The investiga¬ tions g£ the Government testers of food have shown that, the adulteration of ground pepper is exceedingly common, and when you use one of the little mills von can be reasonably sure you are eat¬ ing pepper and not a compound of it ftfyed. with pulverized wood, The man who has given a pepper-box a gentle shake, only to find that its con¬ tents resist his invitation, and then tapped it sharply, only to have his food spoiled by the avalanche of the pungent stuff, will appreciate the mill. It has no vagaries, but always spreads the condi¬ ment as gently and evenly as snow falls on a windless day .—New York, Tribune. RECIPES. Good Cookies—One cup of molasses, one ■ cup of sugar, two eggs, two tea¬ spoonfuls of soda, three table-spoonfuls of vinegar, flour to roll soft. Nice for children's school lunch. Pig’s Foot Cheese—Boil equal quanti¬ ties of feet and hocks in a kettle until, very tender. Talce^ out the bones, chop the meat, season with salt and pepper and pressin a pan while warm. This is excellent cut in slices and served with sauce or vinegar. Baked Potatoes —Select potitoej of even size, scrub them with a brush, wipe with a cloth and place in a hot oven. The moment they are done, squeeze each one to burst its skin and allow the steam to escape. If the potatoes are of a fine variety this is an exceedingly delicate way of cooking them. An overdone baked potato is an abomination both to the taste and to the digestion. Souse—Clean and scrape the feet and ears thoroughly; put in cold water and set over the fire to boil. Boil until ten¬ der and the bones fall easily out, then put in a jar. Make a pickle of one half » gallon of vinegar, whole black pepper, mpee and cloves; boil these with the vinegar, then pour over the pigs’ feat. After they have stood two or three days they wijl be ready for use. Confederate White House. It" is settled that the old-fatli’.oued brick structure at Richmond, Vn,, known as the Concfderate White House, is to be used in the future for the pres¬ ervation of Confederate relies, The movement was started more than a years ago by the Ladies’ Holywood building.for Mem orial association to get this the purpo e, but some legal objections were raised. However, this has been overcome, making it a museum as well as a place for the preservation of the war relics. The city council recently passed an ordinance carrying into effect the pur¬ pose of the ladies. Houses for the People. Nearly 10,000 dwellings were built in this city during 1890, or enough to house at least 30,000 people. Philadelphia claim ev¬ ident! vin tends to make better her to the wile “City of Homes.’’ Of these new houses, 6,883 were two-story and 1,!)47 three-story dwellings, There were only twenty-seven dwellings erected of more than three stories, and only seven of one story, The buildiug operations have been carried on for the masses, as the large proportion of two-story dwell¬ ings plainly shows. Kiilillnl to ihe Rest. All ate entitled to tho best that their money will buy, eo every family should have, at once. a bottle of tin best family remedy, Syrup of to cleaDs0 tho when costive or bllions ^ sale,in 50 s-and Ji.oo bottles i» y - all leading druggists. -------- The most complicated of all combination locks—wedlocks. ____________ a simple but ingenious Hay Press, Port Alcorn able, nmnufacUuxd by B. Freight, «5 per :t50 mites. Write for circular. 0kl&homaGniA ets,Tyler<fcUo..KausaeGity, ^T ^^t*n T .«l ~ * a receipt of 60 Nothing Else Will Do It. We have volumes of evidence to prove that S. S. S, is the only permanent cure for contagious Blood Taint. I suffered -for five years w ith the worst form of blood poison, during which time 1 was at¬ tended by tho best physicians 1 could find, and tided numbers of proprietary medicines without any beneficial results. I continued -row worse all this Umc, until my system was by the vile disease, my tongue and J Rooks on'lllo el and ^in diseases fie;. nUHESE-ELY’S PREAWl BALM— Cleanses tho Nu*fU Passage*. Allays Pain and Inflammation. Heal* mtr the Sort'll, JiewtoreH Taste ami Findl, and (.'nro» A R3» mirnWg / Gives Relief at once for <'old In Head. m Amltf into the Nostrils. -- It. is Quickly Absorbed. . 60c. Druggists or by mail ELY JiKOS., 66 Warren St., N. Y. SC VEN seventeen SCVtUrY CURE Biliousness,) In Sick Headache, \ j , This Picture, Panel size, mailed for 4 cents. Malaria. J. F* SMETH & CO * i BILE BEANS Makers of “Bile Beaus,'’ 255 & 257 Greenwich 3t., N. Y, City. 9 VASELINE FOR A ONE-DOl-LAR B11.1, sent ns by moll 2S«5 lu.iy One fwo-ounc,e hot,tie of Pure VascMne, Pomade, - - loots. One two-ounce bottle of Vaseline - 16“ One Jar of Vas-line Cold Cream, ----- 15 One C» ke of VnsoMno Camphor lee, - - - - 10“ One Cake of Vaseline Vaseline Soap, Soap, exquisitely uneeented, scented,25 - . 10“ “ One take of One two-ounce bott.e of White Vaseline, - -J5 Or single article #1.10 named. for postage stamps any persuaded at the prim On. no account, be to accept from your unless druggist, labelled any with Vaseline our name, or preparation because therefr will m imitation which has tittle you cer¬ tainly receive an or no value Ch*sebrough ,Hfg. Co., 21 State St., N. Y. mm v . PURELY VEGETABLE. 1 25 Cent* per Box. THOROUGHLY RELIABLE. 3 Boxes eor 65 cr*. Rent by mnil, po*t ABSOLUTELY SAFE. »ge price. free, oa receipt ot FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. OR, i. H. SGHEfiCK Si SON, PHILADELPHIA, PA, How to fearn Modern Languages Without cost. Address Linguist, Hartsdale, K. V A9 A (3TU I rs Kf* ^-|»|IDCR*’ a DB. TAFT’S A 8 TEUALXtTB VWliCU CTer f *6s; send usyonx tddress. we will maii S.M.C3..RCDHESTFR.K.f.I* trial bottls rmnr-tm nKE THEBR.TAFT tR 8 P ISO’S C UPE FO R Best Cough Medicine. Recommended by Physicians. Cures where all else fails. Pleasant and agreeable By druggists. to tlio taste. Children take it without objection. §■■■■ CHICHESTER 'S ENGLISH, RE Q ruftfr# Diamond Brand A j % AH pirn in rwtefcowd boiM, pink wrapper*. *rc dancrran« coanterMU. s.t or<mO«a *C* 4v. . in TcSmmdsS: Or p*rtio<rt*r*, «nd “Relief for Ld**!®*,” » fa* ra Msll. Yit.oOO *12 local Uru&l SbmePoper. CHJCHtSTtH CUEMICA^CO Sold hr *t* You’ve tried Dr. PierceW Favorite Prescription have! you The and results you’re disappointed^ are not immedi¬ ate. And did you expect the dis¬ ease of years to disappear in a week? Put a pinch You of would time in every dose. not call the milk poor because the cream doesn’t rise in anil hour ? If there’s no water in it the cream is sure to rise. If there’s a possible cure, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is sure to effect it, if given a fair trial. You get your one dollar it costs back again if it don’t' benefit or cure you. We wish we could give you. the makers' confidence. They show it again, by giving in all the m6ney; back cases' not benefited, and it’d surprise you' ' to know how few dollars are 1 needed to keep up the refund. 1 Mild, gentle, soothing an<£ healing ? is Dr. Sage’s Catarrh 1 p Remedy. p CllleS nm „ tllC WOlStj Cases permanently. Old No Re¬ CX-, per j j mcnt j„g. It’s “ , » 1 01 WU1 success. Of druggists. throat having great holes caused by it. 1 then commenced takingSwi'.t’s t*iim*** 9 *as near infallible as It is for a medicine to the of Blood is tvday as smooth as anybody's Wil'iam S >\vers, Covington, ij. The Swift. Specific Co., Atlanta, ; Ga. F YOU WISH A GOOD SKirn& REVOLVER purchase one or tho cele- Yto'tfcrYJB • A Gated SMITH finest A email WFHHON (( AVf/ -Jfm\ - arms. The amis the y H (vev manufacture and II Target model*. Con*tracted entirely of best farwnrx* eual liy wrought stock, sled, they carettolly unrivaled inspected for finish, man durability ship ana niidnrciiracv. are l>o cot lie deceived oi cheap often inn sold Rouble for cho r.o.st-lrnn genuine article finimtioua I. which no* are air arc but “ aI 1 if*j2S5' d perfect in detail, ‘ft* la and are gun i n mo • very and sist upon having the genuine article, *eirt to addre## it your dealer cannot supply y ou an order Descrptivacatalosnie below will receive prompt prices and furnished, careful attention. aid upon up pheaton. W"Meni’on SMITH & Springfield,. WESSON, Musa. this paiwr. PJEWELISJ 1 iei RELIABLE,DURABLE,SU* TlfcEftFi; L! They make They othera Git*: do FINISH FAIT! MOKE ATEK inched HVlIm WORK Any PROFIT* diameter, #ize, where and 2 py m. incites Uj ii Cataioguo Y*FFIN. LOOMIS & NYMAN, OHIO.^ti Jf WSb FREES I 1.^ rau&lE (t M C Pemuxtu.^hip, Book-keeping, Arithmetic, tmorUhavid,etc., Bminezs Form% thaiohghiy (aught by AS ALU Cir cuhurN /rea* Rrrant’a CoLege. -t-5r Hutu St.. Buffalo. W. Y. tS B I prescribe and tbo fully only on, ABTf-w dorse specific Big- fortbecertaincurt ii as Wl uaYB.^H in i fgsjgantwi to 5 oct t*W of G. this H. ING disease, HAllA 0-, B>G i tt.nse Strletcrfc. ® Amsterdam, Y. [ VI S only by«:» Wo hive sold Big G to* 1zt«» CbtrtoAl 3 atia JF%®&0*a«rWiai.QO. Sold by Drui'gista. > N. U...... Three, 1891, . i Specific (S. S S.), an ' 1 in a to w months 1 was entirely cured, and to this groat medicine do I attribute my i oVov¬ er y. This was < ver two yeais ago,- and ) had no return or aa/ 0 ff ects of the sipco, un i my skin
