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About Hale's weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 1892-1895 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1892)
nETSOD aiai0I ‘ E ' * j CANADIAN ' FOR ;r£‘ t triumph SCIENCE. MEDICAL ^TtHE remark ONE most ncn ABS of DESCRtB -D BY .... TtFCORO IHE 1 cartful perusal. (Detroit 2s ew?.) • be ioe h ort r S P aga 1 ^fSnfcha 1 the ir f unr-r k $sof sufficient report it im- to readers to that slice to “Sable * 0 important then ofcnT.. attention at the ttra The - -ted following is the paragraph in Sion: ■ g.yortbrop, . t or Jon 38 years qy j one d of the c 00( war aver known mer ” osed to be dying last ,who T lnmtor p or creeping of ° ataxia, of life and J>z h work“t secured a ne w lease . s The disease rnea f his store. incurable, been supposed to be fj’anrt « hWs condition is greatly the im looks now as if grave D k cb t P tfme Mr^Northrop has steadily f\ t this miraculous change had IW- Tf° U ”!?, m W a very Pills simple for Pale remedy Peo dDr " iVffiiams’ askS Pink Mr. Northrop When ' about it verified the statement, and not but he had taken pains suffering to one WtlO was rra “- manner when he heard of any fS fi« had » remedy tried everything that he harl he II nf after he relief. He had been ■ loce to give him who did all e “ of the alleviate best physicians this terrible malady, Sul to any friend avail. in He Lockport, had given N. Y., up when a of a person there who e him of the case circumstances by Mil mred in similar Pale People ams’ Pink Pills for Inerson cured at Lockport had L,t his information respecting article Williams’ Id Pink Pills from an in the Hamilton, Ont., Times, ase was called “The Hamilton Miracle’' ■aM the story of a man in that city who, almost incredible suffering, was pro mi by the most eminent disabled. physicians He to , ur able and permanently of dollars in all sorts of Dent hundreds only to be told nient and appliances hope for him, and in nd that there was no cure was impossible. The person ai L to (Mr John Marshall, of 25 Little L St Hamilton, Ont,,) was a raern f iftev the Royal Templars of Temperance, having been incurable pronounced by the perma- physi [y disabled paid the and $1000 disability insurance r Li was by the order for its members in fca-es, For years Mr. Marshall had been ly lit helpless, around his and house was barely with able the to aid drag of ihes. His agonies were almost unbear hnd life was a burden to him, when at | relief came. Some mouths after I bad been P a ’d the disability ibeheardof Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills Kras induced to try them. The result ■pramIons; almost from the outset an Kvement Kistheman was noticed, and in a few Bas whom medical experts had iMUvable, was going about the Bealthierand Bad stronger than before. Mr. was so well known in Hamilton mil tiie city newspapers wrote up his ierfui recovery in detail, and it was ■ I as before stated, that Mr. Northrop into possession of the information that ‘\‘*"‘[“1'UP was asked what was claimed "= “Ulul-sl‘lul remedy,and repliedfihat WSW; that the proprietors claim 15 “WW: Lundel‘ and nerve restorer; 3m», in a condensed form all the ele >:‘:~;.-=w‘.' LU eunuu one meal, restore .-M Ildt'ves an! drive out; disease. .18 "”91 b? the proprietors that Pml; Bills 1mm ”'33 Paralysis. rheumatism, scxatica, of the heart, headache, and 'all “33 Decaliar to females, loss of appetite. i ”Q “51859195511955. loss of memory, and .‘1‘3‘sofvitalforee, gefi‘rsal‘is'iug from overwork. mental 1 2‘1”“): etc. ‘ to say," said Mr. Northropt ‘fthat 3““? much faith in patent mellcmes, Emma: say too much in favor of Dr. 1137‘ piaxm Him Bills. The proprietorahow that thev are not a patent: med mflle .}“ém}'>cientific 551159 in -Whici1 that term is used, iy'fi“ preparation, the re “5 careful sbuiy and experi 9" “1'3 part of the proprietors, am} the .‘Vi‘Te successfully used in private :9 for Fears before being,r placed 2931‘ l' *1 sale. Mr. Northrop :9“? rt’s‘fittllere that he is a living- ex is nothing; to e 80 uai these j;“3,1‘~ :9» our: for nerve diseases. inquiry “3‘ 11 Dr. ll than_these pills were 1115111 @1315», ‘7‘“ Williams’ Medicme (40., N. Y., anl Brockville, Out, :9 Pl; are sol-l in boxes (never in holy; 7333991”, :9. at 5’) cents a box, an'l may UT: .wlliazns’ :2“ vlrurzists or direcc by mail ii‘r’f‘T‘t’i Medicine Co..from either TfIM’N-“I’ies The price at: which thesa £311 a course of treatment ‘f‘wfig‘. CJillpar‘atively otha‘ inexpensive. as ff’rit- Mi; remeiies or medical :‘3395 case is one of the most re— ”fifth "33>“. (UH anla; it; is one right 2):?” not a thousani miles rt: “”411 ""623“? verified. Mr. North .7133“ known to the people of “‘3 says he is only too glad to ' 11;.“ "’373 mfii‘velous he considers good wrought; in his it his-dutvrb_0\ help all who are si ml!any behalf afflicted by any word he can say in of the wond< erfot efficacy of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. WORLD’S FAIR PROGRESS. A Boston man wants to exhibit a sky cycle at the World's fair. A skycycle comes under the head of flying machines. The Wisconsin World’s fair building will have a $5,000 grand staircase, the donation of the Morgan company, one of the best known Aims of the state. The board of trade and citizens of Fargo, N. D., have undertaken to raise $30,000 to supplement the state’s World’s fair appropriation of $25,000. Butterflies to the number of 150,000 will fie shown in the Pennsylvania ex¬ hibit at the World’s fair. The collection is said to be the most complete and finest in the world. It is estimated that the thirty-five rail¬ roads which enter Chicago will expend $110,000,000 in increasing and improv¬ ing their equipment and facilities and for transporting World’s fair visitors freight. Costa Rica’s pavillion at the World’s fair will be surrounded by gardens orna¬ mented by a profusion of tropical plants, and in the galleries of the pavillion will be placed more than three thousand beau¬ tiful birds, many of which have very gor¬ geous plumage. Conspicuous in the shoe and leather exhibit at the World’s fair will be the display made by Lynn, Mass. Lynn is flie largest shoe producing centre in Uie United States, fully seventy-five and per¬ haps one hundred of the shoe manufact¬ urers of th'-.t city will furnish exhibits. They are acting in harmony in the mat ter. Thomas Cook & Son of London, the well known tourists’ agents, have notified the transportation department of the World’s fair that they intend to make an exhibit of means of transportation inclu¬ ding the following: Norwegian carriole, Norwegian sleigh, Lapland dog sleigh, Irish car,Neapolitan cart,Turkish caique, and Palestine encampment, camel saddle harness, elephant with howdah, Bombay bullock cart, catamaran, Chinese palan¬ quin, Japanese jinriksha,antique English sedan chairs, old English traveling char¬ iot, models of dahabeahs and Nile steam¬ ers, models of boats and also to show models of various Egyptian temples. Of General Interest. Japan’s theology has eight hells. Alabama negroes have $20,000,000. Manitoba is the prize wheat section. There is a moth insurance company. Our street railways employ 70,764 men. Helena has a gold brick worth $150, 000 . More than 18,000,000 men stand ready for the battle in Europe. A Missouri man ate eleven dishes of ice cream and did not die until a week af terward. _ Mr. McNutt’s Speech. Among the famous men of Vicksburg before the war, one of the most promi nent was a Mr. McNutt. individual Two qualities marked him out as an type. The first was his personal cowardice. Still more individual was his power of setting aside in his own favor those prejudices of the public mind which would have crushed any other man. He was at one time a candidate for United States senator. The opposing candidate Mc was General Quitmau. In a speech under Nutt Said: “Fellow citizens, I stand that General Quitman is now in the eastern counties reviewing his militia, and that he says when he meets me he intends to whip me. Now I tell him, at this far off distance, that if he whips me it will be because he can outrun me, for I have a great horror for the barbarous practice of personal violence.” Such a speech from any other man would have Won him the contempt of his listeners, but it was McNutt, and people laughed and applauded.—"Recollections of Mississippi.” An Early Display of Fireworks. A very fine display of fireworks was let ofi from a magnificent building in the Green park, London, in November, 1748, to celebrate the peace of Aix-la—Chappelle. is The next fine display history records the elegant one they had in Paris, on of May the 31, 1770, in honor of the marriage Dauphin, who was Louis XVI in embryo. The French, in their intense enjoyment, got up such a fine crowd and had such an elegant panic that nearly 1,000 persons pushed were killed. Some of them were into the river, and some died of shock and suffocation in the crowd—New York Evening Sun. _,_____..___——— Supply and Demand. Peddler—“Auy tins, ma’ma?” HouSekeeper (indignantly)—“Those have all tins you sold me last week gone to Peddler—“Yes’m. pieces.” I [knew - you'd want some more by this time.”——-New , York Weekly. ‘ _____,_.___.._. i } Little Girl—“How old are you?” do I Miss Antiquea‘q—eruhow old look?” reflection)—“’Bout ‘ i Little Girl (after a hundered.” Pay of Fourth Class Postmasters. A postoffice starts in the fourth class, and in the beginning the postmaster gets all the money there is for his trouble and responsibility. by law His compensation is fixed upon the basis of all collected box rents, commission on the stamps he handles, sales of waste paper and dead newspapers or other printed matter and twine. The rate is 100 per cent, per quarter on the first $50; 60 per cent on the next $100; 50 percent, on the next $200, and 40 per-cent on all the balance up to a certain limit. Tint is, he may not receive more-than $250 per quarter, exclusive of commissions on money order business. u » When a fourth class postmaster receives $1,000 a year the receipts of his office must be at least $1,800. At the close of the fiscal year ending June 30. 1891, there were 64,329 postoffices, of which 3,041 were presidential offices and 01, — 288 belonged to the fourth class. At 44,263 of these the receipts werq less than fifty dollars a quarter, and were consequently absorbed by the postmas¬ ters’ pay.—Kate Field’s Washington. He’ll Bear Watching. Mrs. Bilkins—“I am afraid little Johnnie intends to play truant this after¬ noon and creep under the circus tent.” Sir. Bilkins—“Why?” Sirs. Bilkins—“At lunch he didn’t talk about anything but his lessons.”— Street & Smith’s Good News. Leonard Wnitton, of Brighton, Ont., is classed as the biggest man in Canada. He weighs 469 pounds. Ten years ago he weighed but 150 pounds. Shut Tour Ears To the representations of unscrupulous deal¬ ers who tell you that their bogus nostrums and local bitters are identical with or akin to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Such statements are false. Ask for, and insist upon having, the genuine article, which is a well ascer¬ tain'd remedy for malaria, dyspepsia, liver complaint, the infirmities rheumatism, kidney disorder and incident to age A German biologist says that the two sides of the face are never alike Many persons are Droken down rrom over¬ work or household cares. Brown’s Iron Bit¬ ters rebuilds the bile, system, aids digestion, re¬ moves excess of ana cures malaria. A splendid tonic for women and children. The plumes in the helmets of the French dragoons are made of human hair. The article, “A Detroit Miracle,” taken from a Detroit paper, is quite interesting merchants reading. It tells how one of the best known of that citv suddenly appeared lease of at life, his business when it with supposed apparently that a new he sick was was a very man. It is estimated that there are now 6,335 postmistresses in this country. 'Hie Only One Ever Printed. CAN YOU FIND THE WORD/ 1 There is a 3-incli display advertisement in this paper, this week, which has no two words alike except one word. The same is true of each new one appearing each week, from The Dr. Harter Medicine Co. Tt.is house places a “Crescent” on everything they make and publish - Look for it, send them the name of the word and they will return you book, BEAUTIFUL LITHOGRAPHS or SAMPLES FREE. Ladxfs neeuing a tonic, or children who want Bitters. building It up, should take Brown’s Iron Indigestion. is Biliousness pleasant to take, cures Malaria, makes the Blood and Liver Complaints rich and pure. A German scientist holds that ail diamonds come from meteors. HALL’S CATARRH CURE is a liquid and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. Sold by Druggists- 75c. F- J. CHENEY A CO., Pruprs., Toleao, O Mr. Darius Waterhouse, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: It cost but little to try Bradycrotine, and a trial is all that is necessary to convince the doubting thousands that it will cure head¬ ache.” All druggists, fifty cents. If dropsy after a good night’s sleep there is Beecham’s indigestion and stomach disorder which Pills will cure. WIWUIIIW— 0 m 2 jShvl ► m A >y fThsa / OIVJ® EWJOY® Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently Liver yet promptly on the Kidneys, and Bowels, cleanses the sys¬ aches tem effectually, and fevers dispels and colds, head¬ cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only duced, remedy pleasing of its kind ever and pro¬ to the taste ac¬ its ceptable to the stomach, beneficial prompt in action and truly in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, commend its many excellent qualities it to all and have made it the most popular Syrup remedy of Figs known. is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug¬ gists. Any have reliable hand druggist will who may not it on pro¬ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. L)o not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y. * * !■> LITTLE y > self I'l‘ ungl ISA liunily DUTY to you net own tho your- best , , I. I, vs_.luo_lor your money. Econo— ' I x :3» mac chasing In \V. your L. footwear Douglas bg hoes, pur- . 3 FOB which represent the best value foFHDI'ICC? naked, as thousands GENTLEMEN. w: testi y. W- ’I‘AKE NO SUBSTITUTE. THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY. 73.775???“ " .-, A xenuinoaewod shoe, that will not rip, fine calf, snuimvss, /,§;:5 , .. smooth lnsiuo, ilvxihle, mum comfortablmstyllsh and durable than . Zak,» ., other shim ovur sold at, the price. Equals custom made shoes {g : 91/ I, . any costing fromfii 10.635. .;-jj;~,;/,q»'—'~-.:_,:_.,=,2-:-:.. , ‘ $4 and $3.") lliiiid-nowed, fine calf shorts. The most styilsh L‘qlln.‘ 733%? , " -.. . cue-Ly and durable sham cvur sold at (hoiscpricos. They 3/ > «‘33:. fine imported shmn-ivcnsting from 5:3 to $12. and :il) othvm wh. 53.34;???.,‘.**j'.r§z?“','vy,f” $3 50 l'oiiim Slime, “'Ul‘ll by farmers 65%; , ,, :.;_ ll wzmt a, good lit-(ivy (:4111', three Huh-«l, lliill‘flf‘lrin edgu moo, 3%.: ,' 5,; msy to walk in, (“11] will lump the [not dry and warm. ”57:: \ igfiifyVigl $2 5011931“) (Jul!) 3.52.2.5 and $2 “'orkinuim'n's Slime: '3. 5 II whl flux “\(il'u wear (or this mum-y than any «Mn 1‘ make. 3% E _: Hpfllfifii, 2, ,‘f‘MX ’ :1? They are ninth for Sl'l‘Vle‘. this out. The increasing halos bliow than, “ark— , (/14 Inxmmi have found ; 35%;?! W’Qj, BOY$, £311 and Youllm’ $1.75 School Shown are gram”? Worn by tho boys even/whore. This mom. service. x’ able shor-g 9mm at, them prices. 1 -."e\vm ‘- ‘ C .."‘....'i , g l Q” an: I Q L75 ”$1 4U: LA E a L '3‘ vi) (,7: '1 E33 Hum DIEHHL‘R :i'm iiuiuJof -, .. Um hl‘hL ._ Don: f 3" :~‘.hm;s [or Slylhh, “313] ’éfifl’é'” . " ‘QV gala or firm Calf, as (lcsirvd. 'i'm-y are equals w-ry iuudo (:om' “up; “3‘,“ §A’S\§\“ \‘\\".‘,X\\ I'ortahheundihn‘ahlo. The $3 shut} who Wish (Z‘IISUHII It) Viv“: 5...! ‘43:. :\~\: “meg 43],},';“’; from $1 tn $0. Iinriing Latin-f} HHS out. econo . " \ x§1§§ $;\\\‘\\§\“‘;IN\\§\\\\\M w“§"r:,j:2,uv .. \w” 111120 (1A1"1‘)()y,_}igw;irm,f in “Mr Immglns' f'JUU‘Vl‘ul‘ 11mm: w,- and ownerssii‘us‘iitutlngshmggwlth. [.‘10Iirll'1:HJi'lII|il‘ll (ill bottom. \‘(c~"l‘1'-‘ \\ "iPM:Y4!"3é‘3.\*.1\\2':‘e.\,\\fix‘fi}out Such \V. gubqituilons 1.. (me fri’inllllh'nt and MI duct to prosccnv ASK FOR w' L' DOUGLAS , SHOES' (ion by MW for obtaining numby kind. midi i' m} (z YTOU'KWI'EL ml width If not for sale in your place Ht‘nd dim-rt m Ii‘uclory, aiming (ind size uc-m-rul n wanted. Pustfluu trm‘. “'ill [gives t-xr-lnyivn null: lo HIIINE (li‘flll'l‘fi Mann. mer when: l have no agents. \Vritc for Catalogue. W. L. Douglas, Brockwu. chants ' r4 ‘. '4“ _ A . , ., A . 4'4“”; .. a, , 411 ‘1‘. than}. , g ‘1 , “’ LOVELL DIAMOND CYCLES Vfi/‘W/ For Ladle. 3nd Cents. Olx styles , ‘K‘W KJQ/l/L In Pneumatic Cushion and sand Tires. ’ §Mfgg 71x3“); ' ’ lu—qzké‘ ' TubingJdjustabh Diamond including Frame, Pedlls. Sue! Suspension Ball Bearings Drop Forgingu, Saddle. to a” running Stool parts, L , L . ‘ . (flmngl/l" H '- 3 I] V Send lone Silica}? 8 of cents Gun, HIGH in 199°" Inlpn GRADE for Revolvgs, our in loo-gage Every porflngflfiooda, illustrated Particular. eith- etc. -‘ ”q“. “u...“ nu. h , 4’ ‘7'” > P. LOVELL ARMS co.,mrs.,147 Washington 31., aosron, “83- PISO‘S‘ CURE FOR ‘ ' V and people ‘ Connumpllve- Auth who hue we“ )unu or ‘ ~ ml. would use P1501 Cure for Consumption. It has cured ‘ thou-um“. It. In! not taint. . ed one. It. I: not. bad to take. , cough syrup. ' m- the beat Bold OVerywhere. 15¢. J CONSUMPTION. , W,yc, I 3* ft • : DO NOT BE DECEIVED Bf with Enamels, and „ Paints , „ which stain , . Pastes, the The hands, Rising injure the Stove iron, Polish and burn is Brilliant, o!F. Odor¬ Sun less, Durable,and the consumer pays for no tin or glass package with every purchase. /■V *—• V. —• „ ^ i - i * - _ijfsvv. >. A mmtf F L'jj _ _ 1 |T c Fall Term begins September 22. Spring; Term begins January 21. YER 125 hoarders, 20 teachers and office r% Full University Curriculum. Five distinct courses, three of which load to the degree of M. A., B. A..end B. L. Special attention to Mu¬ sic and Art. Thorough study framed Business with Course, view The scheme of is a or offering to young women such facilities for ob¬ taining a liberal education Universities. as are enjoyed Hand¬ by young men at the best school somest and most complete edifice in the South. All tiie rooms, halls and stairways boarders. car¬ peted. Accommodations for 400 ventila¬ Smead’s improved system of heat and tion. Lighted with gas and electricity. Abundance Hot of and cold water throughout. Parlors, library, read¬ bathrooms and closets. ing rooms and gymnasium conveniently Eight locat¬ ed. Cash cost of building lights, $80,000. fuel, servant’s acres at¬ of campus. Board, months, $04.50; tuition, tendance, etc., five $25.00. Send for catalogue to Ala. UEV. I,. I). BASS, I). !»., Florence, AN ASTONISHING TONBC FOR WOMEN. McELREE’9 r , m i t i It Strengthens the Weak, Quiets th® Nerves, Relieves Monthly Suffering and Cures , FEMALE DISEASES. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST ABOUT IT. Si.00 PER BOTTLE. CHATTANOOGA FED. CO., Chattanooga, Tenn, Dr.S.C. Parsons, Blood Purifier, Cures Syphilis, Iteh, Hu¬ mors, Swellings, mutism,Pimples, Skill Dig eases, Rheu m Scrofula. Malaria. Catarrh, % (W:d Fevers, Liver and Kidney Uiseases, Old Sores, Erupt¬ ions anil all disorders result¬ ing f rom impure blood. T/ ’Oofloooooooooouo000.000.00.00”: glPANS TABULES regulaw. . , e 300mb, lxver and bowelm. . {Juriry the blood. are safe and at. . v‘. actual. The best gen”? family. 0 Q§ fl, auedlcixie knpwn Ifjox- Bx iouartessi. . 4N6 5 ‘onsn fieadacheflzearxumJnss: atlon. ‘spe ,ia, ‘rm . Breath. 0 of yrnw, Meats} Depressiumo O leplesl, Snilnw. 0 ' Pal u lexion. Digestion, Tired Feeling and. ‘ Com dame lmygux‘e. :cverg symgtom or stomach, resulting liver from mtg-mugs: .hloo , or; aflure by the Personglgl or .to perform their proffer functions. .lialter. ven to . anvereatingarebene oewzhmeal. Pflce,by CHEM: majl ted bytakmzfaTABl lgross 2:1bottl215c. xx. ML. . dress THE RIPANS ,AL 00.,10 Spruce profit. st. 0 Ooooooounmcouoooooowuvm Agent! Wanted; EIGIITY per cent . A. N. U... . .....Thzrty-we. ‘92.
