Georgia Historic Newspapers

    WIT AND WISDOM.
ffy who foresees calamities suffers
no God it wonld be
aectisssfty to invent one.
CO»» * tbo ta . m» ro. to the
public lor being eminent. |
Tub musician, like tlio cook, makes
bread out of bis do.
and , depreciate , . ______ one, an
„ Pjspajuge no
Insect lias feeling and an atom a shadow.
Fn-m- sledire ,Jf dogs will buv a wife in
‘
Si!« . One r puppy will -ii often g nnp
ua.
lien .
Hk is the best accountant who can
card un ! correctly J the sum of his own
emus.
A ladies’ cabin—that part of the boat
■devoted to cigar smoking, roughs, ter¬
rier pups, and dudes.
These three things—smoke, raining
into the house and a scolding wife—will
make a man run out of doors.
Anyone may do a casual act of good
nature, but a continuation of them shows
jt is a part of the temperament.
There is nothing more universally
eonunended than a fine day; the reason
ia that people cau commend it without
<nvy.
The report that the Pilgrim Fathers
first fell on their knees and then on the
aborigines is credited to Bishop Williams
of Connecticut.
The country is the which philosopher's he reads gar¬ and
den and library, in
contemplates the power, wisdom aud
goodness of God.
There is an old Hebrew proverb which
rnns: Make haste when you are pur
chasing a field, but when you are to
marry a wife, be slow.
There are two things which ought
never to excite a man’s anger—First, second,
those which he can help, help. and,
those which he canuot
“Go in swimming !” exclaimed little
-Johnny Burlap. “Not much. The last
time I wont in father gave me a wood¬
shed bath after I got home.”
America is called the land of the free
because it is the only country in the
world where a divorce can be procured
in two hours for a ten dollar bill.
Among the unspeakable mysteries will fail that
even the day of resurrection to
unravel is the reason a box of boarding¬
house matches never lasts more than
one day.
A New Mexico editor speaks of being
followed by a long centipede and a jojo
Me. The jojolate probably wanted
.something about his family left out of
ike paper.
“What influence has the moon on the
tide?” the teacher asked John depended Henry.
And John Henry said: “It
an what was tied; if it was a clog it made
him howl.”
It is said that Patti’s voice has failed
alsHit fifteen per cent, since she left for
Europe. And yet she will probably office re¬
fuse to take trade dollars at the box
when she comes back.
“I don't see how you city folks live
with no exercise at all,” remarked a
countryman to his new boarder. “No
■exercise!” exclaimed the man, “guess
you never saw a fellow chasing a street
-car. ”
A contented mind is the greatest
blessing a man cau enjoy in this world;
ainI if in the present life his happiness
wrises from the subduing of his desires,
it will arise in the next from the satis
.faction of them.
Six lovely school ma’ams were out
vowing in Lake George recently. A
bold, wicked man on shore, who was a
bad boy a few years ago, instead of tak¬
ing off' his hat as the boats went whaling by,
mid ply remarked: “Behold the
fleet!”
The Worst Boy in America.
ft NEVADA LAD WHO IS THOUGHT TO 1!E
VERY WICKED.
Oacson has developed a bad boy, who
is worse if anything than Peck’s bad
boy, who is counted on as the worst boy
of hia age in the whole United States.
His name is Johnny McGinnis and he
Jives on King street. It appears that a
few days ago Mrs. McGinnis started to
*ive her seven-year-old daughter a bath.
When she disrobed her by the tnb she
horrified at discovering that the
young lady was covered all over with
jfflrocodiles, fish, rare animals and Egyp¬
tian ibexes, painted on in lasting colors.
She said that her brother Johnny had
painted with her to get her a chance to go
away the circus. The neighbors
vreye called in and their low opinion of
McGinnis the bey was sailed unbound-jd. out, The elder
after the venture¬
some iad and found him in Johnson's
barn, where he was decorating a young
Hd whom he had inveigled away from
lus parents. When the elder McGinnis
had oeased parleying with the younger
McGinnis the trunk strap which he
brought into the barn had seen its best
days. The youftg lad made the follow¬
ing explanation of the affair : “ Ye see,
dad's been pretty hard up since stocks
went down, and so I fixed Mary up for a
spec. My idea Was to tattoo a few hoys
and girts and have ’em travel with tn o
tattooed woman as children with birth¬
marks, eh? Do is you catch on? One
tattooed woman a big thing, but a
whole family of ’em would be immense.
I was caikerlatiu’ to make some money
lor the old man, but lie’s so infernal bull
headed that ho don’t catch on quick to
s»ew enterprises. He wore out a whole
tnink strap on me. I’ll bet two dollars
that six they don’t mb them figures off Mary
tor months. I used die best blue ink
the old man had. I’d like to catc’.i him
aaieep; blame mo it I wouldn’t paint a
whole drove ’er government mules run
win’down his back .”—Carson Appeal.
A Large Sale.— “The Clcverdale
Mystery," the noted political novel of
Editor Wilkins, of the Whitehall (N. Y.)
Times, Having met with a large sale in
-eloth covers, the publishers have issued
ata edition in stiff paper covers. The
manuscript of Mr. Wilkins’s new book is
siearJy ready for the press.
A county prisoner says he has always
been taught to do in Rome as Romans
do, and he finds fault because now that
lie is in jail he is not allowed to do as
&he jailors do.
FORTY BILLION GERMS.
A Wonilrrtnl Theory till!* Concern*
the Welfare, ilappiries* and l.ife
. Si
absorbed in a new book and she in the news
tSZ-JSgfr ticle, XKXTSl
“John, what is the germ theory:” just look in
“ 7116 K ? rra theory-weT-yes; ‘Germ, ’that will
pj^jjj the encyeJo; edia under ex
sn jrmd, hotter than I can.”
Accordingly his wife opened th° book at
the biscaso—a word named, and read: Germ Theory of
theory advanced by the ablest
and best investigators aud scientists of tho
times. It supposes the surface of the eirth,
the air an 1 water to be inhabited to a greater
prAess extent with a peculiar growth of the
lowest form of fungi—cmmonly termed
bacteria, whose power of reproduction, under
favorable conditions, is so great that million a single in
germ will increase to fifteen
twenty-four hours’ time, and unchecked in
its increase would grow to a mass of eight
hundred tons in three days' time, if space and
fool be furnished. There is no condition
under which it can be said to be absent, through un¬
less it be from fire or a ; r filtered
cotton tatting in numerous layers. A single into
drop of water containing a geno, j ut
water boiled, filtered a*irt thus freed from
bacteria, will grow murky in a day or When two
from the development of new germs.
it is considered that it requires about forty idea
billion to weigh one grain, some remote
can be had of the capacity of germ repro¬
duction. Professor John Tyndall, in a late
work, elaborately treats of the influence
of germs in the propagation of disea-e and
charges development upon of this cause, the of inception the ailments and
injurious to very many Pasteur,
most man. Professor
an eminent French savant, has carried his
original and beautiful deduced experiments practical so results far,
and from them such
as very greatly to diminish tha number of
cases of anthrax among sheep and chicken
cholera among essentially fowls,—proving actually his theory
that these are and germ
diseases. These germs are carried into the
system possibly through skin, the lungs, through the stomach lungs and
the but the
develop, chiefly. Once poisoning in the the system, blood, they invading begin the to
nerve activity centers, the disturbing of the the functional body and
of great organs
inducing a general impairment of Ihe vital
processes. They are the cause of levers,
rheumatism, pneumonia, blood Bright’s poisoning, disease of liver the kidneys, disease,
diphtheria and many other ailments. Lately
Professor Koch, a famous German physician,
has proved that consumption of the lungs is
duo to this cause—the presence of a pe uliar
germ. When the circulation is bou .ding, thg
nerves elastic and the system all aglow with
life and energy, all the genus seem to develop
poorly, if at But with weakened nerves,
jioor d ige.-t.on or mal assimilation of food or a
lowering- of vitality impoverished from any cause, a change
ensues, and in this and weaken¬
ed fluid the germ finds a genial home and
develops until symptoms of disease are dis¬
tinctly manifested. This is seen in the every¬
day experience of all. The healthy man resists
theiniluences around him and does not take
cold, weak while those whose systems have become
from any cause reedily contract colds.
This is on the sa ne principle as the germ
theory. Tho germs attack any weakened
spot in the body, and fixing themselves upon
it, begin their propagation. It is plain the there¬
fore that it is only by fortifying weak
portions of be the resisted body that the germs of dis¬
ease can and driven from the
system. But this has proved almost an im¬
study possibility of physicians heretofore, aud it has been tha
for y< ars how best to ac¬
complish it. Within the past few years, how¬
ever, a preparation has been attracting great
attention, land, but not oidy throughout the entire
among the medical profession and
rcionti-ts generally, which is based upon this
theory-, and it may safely be said, nc remedy
has over been found which can so successfully
place the system in a condition to resist the
germs of disease as Warner’s Safe Cure. This
article is unquestionably the best and most
efficient that has ever been discovered for this
puipose, and—
advertise “John, Warner’s say-, John! does the encyclopedia
Safe Cure:”
“I should not wonder, dear: it’s a grand
remedy, and that pamphlet we received the
other nay stated that Dr. Gunn, of the United
States Medical college, indorsed it. At all
events the wonderful cures it is accomplishing
entitle it to be honorably noted among the
great discoveries of the present century.”
However the facts above stated may be, the
truth remains that the germ theory of dise ase
is the correct one, and that the great remedy
mentioned is the only one which has ever
been found that < an put the system in a con¬
dition to kill these germs betore they obtain
a hold upon the body, and undermine the
life.
“I was winding up into Cooper In¬
stitute the other day when I suddenly
came upon a large, benevolent-looking
man cursorily running his eye over the
directory. Just as I come opposite to
him he started back, evidently in great
excitement, the and pointing to read a conspicu¬ loud,
ous sign on board, he in a
wild, rapid tone, ‘ “Free School of Art
and Design for Women.” Great
heavens !’ he exclaimed, his voice chok¬
ing with emotion. ‘ This ought to he
stopped. artful Our women and designing are a thousand already.
times too
This must be stopped ’; and inquiring of
me where the nearest police window station was,
he sprang through the aud was
gone .”—The Judge.
The prodigal robs his heir; the misei
robs himself. The middle way is, jus¬
tice to ourselves and others.
Boaton Bloods.
Mr. C. S. Hollis, Veterinary Surgeon,
Boston, Mass., certifies that he has made
the great pain cure, St. Jacob’s Oil, the
sole remedy in his practice for horse ail¬
ments, and considers it superior to any
cure he has known in forty years. He
tried the same pain-banisher on himself,
for rheumatism, and by which he was
completely cured.
Flattery is false money, which would
not be be current were it not for our
vanity.
“Brown’s VVadley, Ga.—D r. H. L. Bittle, Jr., says:
Iron Bitters are very popular in
this section and give entire satisfaction.”
Honesty is inseparable from the char¬
acter of a thoroughbred gentleman.
A pure, strenrthening tonic, free from
whiskey and alcjhol, cures dyspepsia and
similar diseases. It has never been equaled,
Brown’s Iron Bi ttais ._
The cause of our grandeur may be¬
come that of our ruin.
‘‘I Sheboygan, recommend Brown’s Wis—D r. S. B. Myers,says
Iron Bitters for eea
era! debility, loss ot appetite and want of
strength.”
Man has destiuy beyond the attain¬
ment of mere wealth.
Ladies’ and children's boots and shoes can¬
not run over if Lyon’s Patent Heel Stiffeners
ire used.
_
Daguerreotypes made by Daguerre, in
France, 1839.
There iz a kind ov propriety in all
things: theinnoeeut vanity of the pea¬
cock would make a goose look vidikiions
•as-J osh Billings.
Mr J. ltoehslcr, 266 Court Street, Brooklyn,
savs: “I have Buffered for yeass; naid over
51,000 for doctors and medicines, without help
to my terrible sciatica, after which nine bot¬
tles ofDr. Elmore’s it. G. cured me.”
The telephone invented by Bell came
into use, 1878.
Chappe I hands, face pimples and rough Cas¬ skin
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by
well, Hazard & Co., New York.
Circulation of the blood discovered by
Harvey, 1519.
It Stnnds to Iteason
That an oil devoid of rancid, all irritating should properties make
that never becomes Such is Carbciine at
excellent Hair Dressing. d
Mat e from ;. uie petroleum; all ruggists.
Cotton first cultivated in the United
States, 1788.
' jis CUnt ooivet ojr jjt. Benson s e/eiery i*m*
Chamomile Pills cured a friend of neuralgia,
whom the l)rs. here couldn't help, Pll send for
some for myself .’’—Clifford Stand, Windsor.
First trans-Atlantic telegraph cable
laid, 1858.
A specific, and the only one, too, for the all
forms and types of skin disease, is known
world over as Dr. Benson’s Skin Cure. It i?
net a patent i.uedicine. bat a reliable remedy.
Animal magnetism discovered by Mes
mer, 1788.
Pure Cod Liver Oil, from selected liver on
the sea Absolutely shore, by Caswell, Hazard & Co., Patients New
York. pure and sweet.
who have once taken it prefer it to a l others.
Physicians declare it superior to all other oils.
Sugar cane cultivated in the West In¬
dies, 1641.
First effectual, then good to take, then cheap
—Piso’s Cure for Consumption,
Saddles came into nse in the fourth
century.
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vase of DiptheFia will or relieve Croup instantly. and The Army aud and
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or beast. Price, large bottle one dollar; small bottle,
fifty cents. Will refund the money for any failure,
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A nervous and disease-stricken old gentleman was sitting in his room
on an easy-chair, his physician being at his side.
Said the old gentleman, “ Now, doctor, you have been treating me for
a long time, and haven’t done me much good. I’m tired of all this, I
want you to strike at the root of all my disorders.”
Said the doctor, “Do you mean exactly what you say?”
•‘To be sure I do,” said the venerable invalid.
“Well, here goes!” said the doctor;—and with one whack of his cane
he broke to pieces the brandy-bottle which stood on the mantel.
The old gendeman was angry and excited, but he had a good answer
ready for the doctor. “ Doctor, if it hadn’t been for your doctrine, I never
would have got into the habit of drinking.”
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Rheumatism, Scratches f
Burns and Scalds, Sores f -ud Galls*
Stings and Bites, Spavin, Cracks,
Cuts and Bruises, Screw Worm, Grub,
Sprains & Stitches, 'Foot Xtot, Hoof Ail,
Contracted Muscles |j Lameness
Stiff Joints, Swinny, Founders,
Backache, Sprains, Strain.;
Eruptions, Sore Feet,
Frost Bites, St iffiicss,
and oil external diseases, ond every hurt or accident
Bor general use in family, stable ond stock yard iin
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liver . stomach, bladde^ and blooii
fiiseases, and only reai curative ever
y /\x7 , X discovered for acuta and chronic
rheumatism, ica, neuralgia gout, Has lumbago, sciat.
less Bnght’s disease and etc. cured hope
forms cases of rheumatic disorders dyspepsia 2 12 weeks—relieves in 3 weeks—all
in to
inflammatory ble people cured in 1 who day. had Can tried refer in to hundreds of relia¬
Pureljr botanic, vain everything else.
druggist to it; harmless, if he declines and nice to drink. Ask your
get send to ns for it—taka
nothing else, Elmore, Adams A Oo. ,105 William sU ,N.Y
UHHISUI’S STANDARD DR1ND1N& MILLS
warranted to do just wliat
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wenetTinnB I " 25c. Vi 11 Bend free to any one sending u*
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agSMlEttU cnt s 1° place. DAVID C. COOK* 4g
Adams street. Chicago, Ill,
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above the cost of comp undin . Afl cose^ treated
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Bristol, Tens.
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G- M- Jones £ Compenv
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BSTWe sell the NEW HOME Sewing Machine. needle^*** ^
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J W IiANGFOBB,
Carriages ~ Wagons, Bugies, M
own make.
LL WA R AN r- Ui D TO BE Fi R ST CLASS IN R£VEY cSrnaeesanW P<mii*uu
I keep als O es GOOD which LINE of Western and
gies I s&U LOW DOWN.
of Repairing all of Carriages, Wagons and Bugger, Paicu.ua and Tr - ;mmi .
ALL grades done on short notice. " :
KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIRED AS GOOD AS KE
&S?* 1 liave now on hand the largest and best stock of wa^on* of
make, bugles homemade of western build m °'
bargains aim that I have ever cm 5
you want you had better call. All who owe me for work ’ eaj
nestly request to come forward and settle promptly. I need are
must have it. These who do not promptly the money an
time. So pay will be given but shod
you will please settle promptly.
It should be rememberd that My establishment is
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NOS. 7 and 9 SOUTH BROAD STREET ATLANTA, GA.
Special inducements offered to DEALERS and others in all grades otFc
niture. A share of the patronage ot Rockdale and adjoining counties erne*
solicited. Be sure and give us a trial before making your purchases.
THE OLD RELIBLE FIRAM OF
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CONYERS,
Raving been established for 18 yta.s, and carrying one o jjj,,
smallest and most complete stocks in the eoutry, we cau sell goo
any, and we guarantee satisfaction. When you waut
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS UNO CLOTHING !
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