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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1897)
l' -< O Ladies Who Suffer prom any corrjplaiot peculiar to their sex— such as Profuse, Palp¬ al, Suppressed or Irregular Men¬ struation, are soon restored to (jcaith by BradfielcPs Female Regulator. It Is a combination of remedial agents which have been used with tfje greatest success for rrjore than 25 years, aqd known to act speci fically with and en t^e organs of Meostruation, and recommended for such complaints ooly- It o«ver fails \ ( M to give relief aqd restore the health of the suffering womai). It should be tak e Q by tlje girl just budding iOto womanhood iwhei) | Meqstrua tion is Scant, Sup¬ pressed, Irregular or Pa i o f ul, ai)d all delicate woti)eo should use it, as its topic properties have a won¬ strengthening derful influence in toning up and the system by driv¬ ing through tlje proper channels all impurities. menstruation “A daughter from ot one of my customers missed exposure and cold, and on irriv ing at until puberty her health was completely wrecked, she was twenty-four years of ige, whon upon my recommendation, she used one bottle of Bradfleld’s Female Regulator, com¬ pletely restoring her to health.” J. W. Hellbsis, W ater Valley, Miss. The BnAontLD Regulator Co.. Atlanta, Ga. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AT S< PER BOTTLE. One of Atlanta’s Little Sisters. Atlanta has a little sister down on the Georgia io^d, some tbit tv miles a wav, whose peculiar vi, eves and qual hits de?e ve moie than a passing men¬ tion. Conyeis is the name of this sister town, nod it is a Dame that stands well in the business and social wo.Id. Some ye.v.8 ago my attention was called to the fact, tbt one cannot turn a a stieet comer in Atlanta without meeting a Con re s man. Afier that I made it a point to take a priva e census on my own account in my daily walks. In the stmes I found dozens of c’ei'Vs who lived in Conyeis. At times the police fo. ce had a large percentage of men from tb it town. A leading roiuistei, teacher ant' tliiee prominent county officials were from the same place. A par.uer in a big drv goods firm, the preMdent of a bank, a bank cashier, an enterprising wholesale grocery merchant, feveral wealthy eo.fcon men. some tobacco dealers and a number of orher meicbants hailed fiom Conyers. To this list 1 soon ad led two popular physicians two or three lawyer ', sev¬ eral s.ieet ch■' d.ivers and bunded.' of men engaged in various occupations including about, forty or fifty drummers Mj census began to initrest me, and Ikent i u up in a casual way. Atone time I found in a large news paper building two or three printets, a pioo : -)eaueT, eievaior man, office boy engineer and one or two others f» om the town on the Georgia road. Hundreds of wb ! .:e a-'d bl.n.'k me cba.'ics came from the slave. Even the bill collcc - .id sir ance agents c’aiined Gon . .>ys > ! r former honse. The man who colh cted mv stieet >»>. and the man who measured my water meter 1 „me fiom there of cour.-e. I did not ask at the gas office, hut I . feel sure that Conyers is iepiesemed there. there were many of them that I i pave up the count, but not befoie I was | satisfied that they were e.U doing well io them new homes. Among them are I capitalists, mei chants, pie.'ess'oa'ii ®6n, many clftijos of toilers, old and I I i 70un g, hesides society young men ami pretty girls. I At.er giving up the count, 1 bad one. I peroral answer for all gtrangeis who I s 6ked about Atlanta's population. I ‘About 100 OuO and2 ! 000 of them I l orn Conyers ” was my icpiy. I And my a8ton : shed visitors would a r U I ae lo explain myself. I One wou'd naturally suppose that I t !| s enormous iuiiux from Conyeis I must reduce .he pi palation of that I Iowa yiotalfitof it. Conyeis eejors a grow h all be time, h<is a ',00 1 Ustoess and heavs a fine ienut>-.ion in c’rcles, ^ouog men start .here, accumulate ’■ 0rie y, seek wider fields, and new peo f e wtaein to take tbelr places. Some 'Wginal %ha settle)s and their fam- 1 ve iemained, and most of them e successful and prosperous. ill V 9 / <3 M \ CONYERS, GA., SATURDAY, FEB. 13, 1897 Ihe town has good churches and -choois, bright lawyers add physicians and enterprising merchants and bank¬ ers. ItisamnraJ, orderly place, and its people do not lake the Double to leek their doors at n'g’t. Ciime is Dract’c.illy uuk.iown there, and the marshal lies nothing ti do un¬ f less he picks out an ugly man and m.ikes him give hood /"or his appeaance The two newspapers are icn by two of the clvere.Su and most popular men on the Georgia press. dost now the people are getting ready for electric lights and other improve¬ ments. In Conyers the young people are ■ 'amed to habits of sobriety industry ard economy. The young men neither drink nor gamble nor indulge in other dissipa¬ tions. When they move io Atlanta and oth¬ er cities they cai ry their good htbiis and business methods with them, aod all of them have been successful, ltisadry town aod iDe man who wan s to ho. low a snake for selfish pm poses will have a long load to travel. But easy communication with Atlanta and Covington make the snake unnec¬ essary when a man is willing to pay f 'press charges on his medicine. Isit a quite place? Well, it is peace¬ ful and the people a. e pleasant and clever. They take the daily u.ipeis run up to Atlanta ireouently, and the youngs er s tead the new books ard a\e up to date in maov things. Altogether Atlanta’s little si-ter makes a mighty good showing. She evidently knows how to keep house for herself, and the wayfa ers she sends out into the world have pioved their ability and pluck. In the Da.ural course of events the town will grow- lo will have moie population and more weahk, and when they need them citv improvements and flourishes wilt be a ided I have singled out Conyers for special meudon because it is in some respects a remarkable communitv. But I am aware of the fact that At¬ lanta bus ct’ier little sisters within aia dious of fifty or sixty miles whosegood points deserve toe highest praise. As a rule, the average Geoi gia town is a good place for anybody to live in. borne of the best people I have ever known now 7 live in these small comtnu nitie?, or started there. With very few exceptions, every successful lawyer, merel'antytankeq journalest, artisan or noun of atfaivs in Atlanta come from a town like Con¬ yeis or front the fanning districts. Our brilliant men in public life and our beautiful women in society came from .’be country or from small towns— a, least, this is true of toe majo itv, Atlanta is piowl of the sisterhood of towns clustered about iter, sud she will be as lova! 10 tbe'r interests as the 77 have been to ho from the time when she sfc u_ yed. upwa.o fr mi She m o’s toil heap down 10 i,.is . eseut ye. •• o' ece, illumined t»> he f. r-.e.’c >icg au tea of the twentieth eeuLt' v! WALLACE BUTNAMEEifD, It, Ever’ng Cons itu ! oa. m j % la ecohouy Deciding the Question oi |jg Ultimate jesultt-at du loot at toward ch*<$ " ^r^slspamculatly tbe P-h»se the case ■ i when considering ... DOORS, SASH & BLIBDS, those articles are intended Ill for will want them permanent and you ughtly fitt e ’ P well made i°' n w»<*e ^“steered 0urs ar e •»<* WC ” dry stock P" furrstTmpr'oved-nactdner,^ nUd perfect. , watra i ailtdfrtt. S^ind foi Price ’• st_ ” AUGUSTA lumber CO • A oGUsrA. sa. “B»y «/ the Maker" and Brand." 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