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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1897)
VOL. XVI. Who Can Measure rlie in fiuence of the mother i It jh? , the course of unborn gen. joes sounding- through ages and enters the ■eccfb.-s of what Eternity. therefore, I,r.b care, t be Expectant Mother be tBI;; I, and hour great the ef b- t° ward off danger and her life happy. “Mother's Friend” A11 a y s H e rvous V ness, re¬ m lieves the % Headache, mi \ ...Cramps and Hau IS Mil W\aL }' sea, and htlJ i so pre¬ )B 0 pares the system that Child-Birth is made easy and the time of recovery shortened—many say “stronger after than before confinement.” It insures safety to life of both mother and child. All who have used “Mother’s Friend" say they will never be without it again. Ho other remedy robs confine¬ ment of its pain. “A cu6tom« whoso wife used ‘Mother's Friend, says that if sho liad to fro through the ordeal again, and there were but four bottles to 1 be obtained, and tho cost was >100.00 per bottle, he would hare them.” Geo. Layton, Dayton, Ohio. Sat by Mail, on receipt of price. Ji.ooPER BOTTLE. Bonk, TO "EXPECTANT MOTHERS” mailed /re• cont aining raluable information and voluntary testimonials. The BRADFIELD regulator CO., Atlanta. Ga. SOLD BY ALL DRUUGSIST3. Communication. Editor Weekly*: The author doesn’t confine remarks to county, but ratli places his condemnation of methods and practices upon the State and Ka ■tion and incidentally upon the or counties as partaking of the two g.ieat organizations. As I view it the necessity for ■ anxiety upon the part of our officials because of the ■subject matter of the article is ■not at all apparent, and should ■be accepted by them, not as per Hsonally ■ directed criticism bur as general allusion to the meth ■no obtaining throughout the ^■political ■ kingdom. I Do not understand that am an apology for “ I. C E. ’ I would deplore tho ap of the article in pub ■ lic print. It will do good. ■ ■ Perhaps more ,tban we think, for truly our political methods ■ for the past few years have not; ■been as immaculate as they ■ ■ ■night have been. |but We need a new order of thingsi so long as we have to do battle with manv different pm fee in our elections it is safe to •tredict a continuance of those Matures pertaining to our late Politics so deeply deplored by °dt more conservative citizen ®kip. These features are tin ployed because they avail much ■ n the fight for victory and those ^sponsible for the employment ot such methods are not more ;guilty than those who cast their jballots cation as a result of !he appli¬ of such methods t ’Tis to be deplored that tin ■ v p pic an element in our body po . that yields to such influmi ps. pfies for in some measure it jus h the'ambitious office seeker OUt. ! L lI T ’ E.” condemns in plain an k n age—perhaps a little O'ousaud direct, but we ^intimation in his article that' © 5^ < ^jTf <> & CONYERS, GA„ SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1897 he absolves the “floaters' 1 from any blame for the existing po¬ litical evils. ITe will agree, no doubt, that the effect is but the result of the cause—the unreli¬ able voter produces the political market and thus we have “in¬ teresting campaigns.” I understand, Mr. Editor, that some have censured you for publishing the communica¬ tion. I would say that such censure was misplaced. It is right that such matters be pub¬ licly discussed, and they may be without doing any injustice, or in any way reflecting upon our clever, efficient and loyal coun¬ ty officers. Thanking you for your kind¬ ness in allowing me space, I am much in favor of Purer Politics. Terrains District. There seems to be little farm work done in Lorraine at pres¬ ent. Guano hauling is the' or¬ der of the day. We think there will he a hu¬ ger cotton crop planted this year than for several years past. We are sorry to note the se¬ rious condition of Mi\ Peter Jackson's eyes He is under treatment of Dr. Calhoun. We understand that Miss Maggie McKee, of this vicinity, was married to a Air. Garling ton, of Ala., on last Wednesday evening. Miss Maggie has been staying in Atlanta with her aunt for several months. Mr. Robt. L. Gufiin, of Con¬ yers, was in this vicinity sell¬ ing musical instruments one day this week. We had the pleasure of see¬ ing i,he colored triplets of An Waits in this district, We think Andrew needs a pension. Mr. James McClelland of Texas is visiting his son, Mr. J. J. McClelland of this distret. Mr. Jim FaPgason of near McDonough was in this com¬ munity Sunday. Bli t Rich a rvlson of near Rich¬ ardson lias a democratic goat. This goat eat up a few books the other day preparatory to teaching other goats. But is seven years old and enjoys ri¬ ding his goat immensely. Earnest Worker. :f , —at t . ••just as GoO' 4 ” -At/ 0 fu •1 ITEB,. • ’- OUr V‘ 1,tent to ma :e m ■ e are not * o r jj aOTtsJs&SH „,| $ . ; < BLISS* 1? : j; 1 \ BET®- I SitTER v haTeb . tt - r «.c^ ! - t i “SS»T»LmK»™. i f j iOA | .1 UiUcri' “Buy Sterli”, —223SI ess— SO YEARS* EXPERIENCE. i * TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS, COPYRiCHTS Ac. Anyone senSin* a Patents taken through Munn & Go. receive epecial notice in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, MUNN & CO., 3U1 Broadway. New York. miHiiuitipiiiiiutrjjtnfiflfnnTfirfnTiTfmiwinniiiitmiaiMira’ , #. asi H i .-m Vegetable Preparationfor As¬ similating tlie Food and Regula¬ ting the Stomachs and Dowels of H Promotes and Digestion,Cheerful¬ ness Rest.Contains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Nabc otic. Reap? of martSMUELPflwm Pumpkin Seed’"' dlx. Senna * /teduUte Sells — druse Seed * Peppermint In Carbonate - Soda/ * * ftfirm Seed - Clarified Suaar ftavzr. - hihtsryrccn y A perfect Remedy Stomach,Diarrhoea, forConstipa tion. Sour .Convulsions .Feverish¬ Worms ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. exact copy of wrapper. .Ah\\ v ' v W“"s. v i WE SELL THE BEST, We sell the Highest grade Guano on the market, or that has been here for many years. We are the leaders in Goods and low prices, and we stand ready to substantiate what we say. If you want the best GUA.N 03 and ACIDS see us. If you want the LOWEST PRICES see us. We will save you mon 0 J. P. Tilley. Fertilizers! Fertilizers! ai0 III ICCLSbrlSZet a^aill tlllS , . SSLS 011 "WItlb. £ f\all llX^e C± Fertilizer© the Highest Grade On the marke. These goods have been thoroughlyJtestea throughout Geor¬ gia, South Carolina, Florida and Alabama, for the past twen¬ ty years, with uniform success. We want to seii you your Fertilizers this season and invite you to get our prices before You BuY. Offece in Dr. Lee’s Drug Store. Respectfully, SMITH 6c LIFSEY. THAT THE FAC-S1MILE SIGNATURE -j -OF IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EYEEY i BOTTLE OF Castoria is pat tp in ono-slzo bottles oaly. It ia act sold ia balk. Don't allow aayoao to soli yon anything c'.su on tho plea cr promise that it is “jnst as good” and “will C-A-S-T-0-R-I-A. answer every pur¬ pose.” ■*$* See that yon get The fac¬ simile Ic ca signature' over 7 cf wrapper. NO. 8 Jacobs’ Glycerine Jelly Of White Hoses. An elegant and efficacious preparation for rendering the skin soft, white, smooth and of childlike fwfhuess. It cures chapped hands and lips, and is really a charming adjunct to a dy’a or gentlemans’s boudoir. The disagreeable influences of wind and sunshine, and of sudden changes of weather, are com¬ pletely counteractedjby the use of this charming and really ele¬ gant preparation, Sunburn, freckles, tan, redness of the skin, are ail modified and cured by its wonderfully penetrating and sooth¬ ing power. Every lady who would enjoy the possession of a faultless, delicate, beautiful complexion, and cares to have such, can secure it by the use of this preparation. It lias a high reputation with many ladies noted for their beautiful com¬ plexion. Another point in its favor is. the rapidity with which it dries on tho skin; ladies Whouse it may draw on their gloves immediately after applying it easily and without fear of soiling them. Price, ‘25 cents per bottle. W. S. Marlbut, CONYERS AGENT. 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