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CONYERS, GA., APRIL 29, 1807
Macon is not far behind
Atlanta. She has had a See¬
ly dinner, too.
Atlanta comes forward
with its regular weekly sensa¬
tion. The Harry Cassia ep¬
isode is now added to the list
of defalcations. When old
Satan runs a barbershop,
there seems to be plenty of
customers to respond Savannah to the
call “n e x t”. —
News.
Senator Allen, has offered
an amendment to the Indian
Appropriation Bill, to estab¬
lish an Indian supply store at
Omaha* This amendment, if
adopted, would bring the de¬
pot closer to the Indian, cost
less to deliver, and in every
way would be more sensible
and business like, it is likely
to become a law*
The negro Republicans do
not think that Uol. A. 15 .
Buck has distributed the
public pap as he should have
done, and they are after his
scalp. They will call a eon
vent ion for the purpose of
dubbing Col. Buck for the
way lie has done his brothers
in black in distributing gov¬
ernment positions.
Associate Justice Stephen
J. Field, of the supreme court,
has again announced that he
will retire, lie says the rea¬
son lm did not retire before is
because he did not like Pres*
ident Cleveland, and would
not give him the opportunity
of making the" an appointment Justice to
fill vacancy.
Field will still he found on
the bench when the next
year rolls round.
It was developed since the
death ol Senator Voorhees
that lie was a poor man, hav¬
ing only money enough to
keep his family for three or
" should be
four months. This
a lesson to the croakers, ca¬
lamity howlers, and fraud
shriekers. that propose to
save the nation by some pan¬
acea they claim to be the
father of; and also teach the
people that dishonesty in
high places is much less than
these wolves in sheep's cloth¬
ing would have us believe.
The truth is that the man
who is hallooing so loudly a*
gainst corruption only lack
the opportunity to steal some¬
thing himself, and most ol
them succeed in stealing'
when placed in a position
where they can.—Ex.
FREE WcOlCAL HtFER EHUl SGbIL
•re (Sixty-four afflicted with pages] for form men of and private women disease who
> eulxar any
to their sex, errors of youth, contagi¬
ous diseases, female troubles, etc., etc.
Send two 2-cent stamps, to pay postage, tc
too leading specialists and phvsieians ia this
Country. OR. HATHAWAY A CO.,
. 22J4 Sooth Broad St , Atlanta. Ga.
It is stated that Budyard
Kipling is to receive $ 5,000
a month as special correspon- Times,
dent of the London
This is the largest salary ev- | ;
er paid a correspondent. It
is at the rate of $10,000 a
year more than the President
of the United States receives,
and is equal to 5 per cent is on
$1,200,000. The pay e
normous hut there is only
one Budyard Kipling.—At
lant'a Journal.
The Georgia Cracker,
Gainesville, Ga., intends is¬
suing a special North Geor¬
gia Mineral Edition. The is
o
sue will contain forty pages,
seven columns wide, and will
be profusely illustrated with
the best ingravings, and will
be covered with a handsome
two colored cover; in fact,
will he one of the handsomest
editions ever gotten out in the
South. 10,000 copies will be
issued and distributed all over
the United States and a por¬
tion of Europe,
What’s the matter with
Tom Watson? See what he
says: sales of Bry¬
“Compare the
an’s book now with those of
‘Coin’s Financial School’ in
1895 and you get a fair idea
of the decline of public inter¬
est in the single issues of sil¬
ver coinage. Harvey’s book
outsold Bryan’s at the Japan¬
ese ratio of about 32b to r.
The simrie O issue of silver coin
age has seen its best day.”
If we interpret him correct¬
ly, Watson is right- The
country is drifting away from
the breakers of ’96 every
day,
THE TRUE REMEDY.
W. M Repine, editor Tiskilwa
11., “Chief,’’ says: “Wo won’t
keep house without Dr. King’s
Nesv Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colas. Experiment¬
ed with many others, but cover
got the true remedy until we
used Dr. King’s New Discovery
No remed y can take its place
in our home, as in it we have a
certain and sure cure for coughs
colds, whopping cough, etc.” It
is idle to experiment with other
remedies, even if they are urged
on you as just as good as Dr.
King’s New Discovery. They
are not as good, this remedy has
a record of cures and besides is
guaranteed. It never fails to
satisfy. Trial bottle free at Dr.
W. H. Lee’s Drug Store.
TO TIIE CHILDREN
By request we publish below
parts of nil article written bv
Elder R. H. Harwich, editor Pil
grim’s Banner, published at Bos¬
ton Ga:
Dear Children : Did you ever
see a drunk man? If so, you
knew how ugly it looks, and I
want to tell you some of its evils.
There is no excuse for any man
getting drunk, although they of¬
ten try to find excuses to hide
their own guilt and shame, j
When a man has once contract- j
ed the habit of drinking, it is j
hard for him to quit it, and it {
grows on him. and although he
does not intend to be a drunk¬
ard when he commences to drink, j
yet many have been caught in its j
deadly evils. Many hearts have ;
been made to bleed; many tears j
of bitterness and sorrow have been I
shed, and many noble and useful j
lives have been blighted by the
monster curse Ot mankind. 1-j A .
of the . criminals .... :
large per cent m
our crime prisons and guilt to-day excessive can trace their of j :
to use
spirituous liquors. Many a good
woman is spending her life m tor
nient here by unfortunately being
joined to a drunkard. Many
poor children are kicked and beat¬
en by drunken fathers, and are
deprived of %hool privileges and
decent clothes, because he drinks
up all lie can get. He disgraces
his parents, himself, his poor fam
ilyand his friends who would
gladly help hold him up if he’d
try to help hold up himself. Boys
let all intoxicating drinks alone.
You can let it alone, I know you
can. You may say, Oh, I can
take a social drink occassionally
with the boys and not get drunk,
and perhaps you can for a while,
but so many have started that
way and gone on and on not in¬
tending ever to make a drunkard,
and you don’t know but perhaps
that might be your lot. Some
will say that it is for a good pur¬
pose and that we ought to have it,
and a moderate use of it is some¬
times a good medicine. This may
be true, but I think if you will
take all the widows and orphans,
and criminals and their sorrows,
and place them on one side, and
the little good it ever did on the
other side, that you would see
that we could very well dispense
with it altogether.
Girls, when the time comes that
you are to consent to become the
bride of some man, be sure that
he does not drink to excess. If he
should, shun his company until
he proves himself worthy of the
confidence and companionship of
a decent lady. That will reform
him perhaps, if he loves you. If
he loves his whiskey better than
he does you, you ought to find it
out before you marry him. Many
have found it out too late, to
their sorrow.
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It cures all “female troubles.” It
is equally effective for the girl in
her teens, the young - wife with do
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the woman approaching the period
known as the “Change cf Life.”
They all need it. They are all
benefited by it.
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AT ANY
HOCK DALE ALLIANCE GUANO
Ara. Phos * * Ainonia, Potaash *
11.13. 3.41. 4.08
These figures are given by Dr. Geo, F. Payne, the Stab
Chemist, and will not down.
We sell Guano, Acids, Meal and Muriate Potash at tin
very lowest prices.
See us and we will save you money.
J. P. TILLEY.
GUANOS AND ACIDS
We offer for sale some of the very Highest * 'icri
Fertilizers on the market, old and reliable.
01 it PERTH I MRS
Have been tested for years by reliable fanners
in widelv different localities 1 found always equal to best
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We Wish to Sell You.
SURE and examine our
BE to get our prices
oods before buying. We will appreciate your trade.
O' v G
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in Dr. Lee's Drug Store.
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