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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1897)
VOL. XVI. Woman's Diseases Are as peculiar and as unavoidable, discuss¬ cannot be ed or treated as we ft do those to which the entire subject, human asp u family Menstruation are j sus tains such import- «{;, 1 fig ant relations toher when^mM health, that lK Suppressed,Irregn- H f M , hr or Painful, becomes i®|§J | A ^gX she soon languid, irritable, nervous the bloom leaves and -tier cheek- and very grave complica tions arise unless Regularity and Vigorare rested to these organs. BradfielcTs of Is one a receipt of the Female most noted physicians Regulator of the South, where trou¬ bles of this sort prevail more section, extensively than in any other and has never failed to correct disordered Men¬ struation. It restores health and strength to the suffering woman. “Wo toe lor the past thirty years handled Bradfleld’s Female Regulator, both at whole¬ sale and retail, and in no instance has it failed to give satisfaction. We sell more or it than all tfher similar remedies combined.” Lamae, Rankin & Lamae, Atlanta, Macon and Albany, Ga. The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. Sold by ell Druggists at 81.00 per Bottle. ANNOUNCEMENT. Having just returned from tho Eastern markets I desire to announce to the public that I have purchased aspring stock, the 'equal of which has never been showu in Conyers. These [goods are to arrive in a few days and will provoke the admira tion of all. The price we will place on these good will prove fa bomb iu the camp and bring applause from the ladies Watch our fuither announcements concerning our new SpriDg Goods . ALLEN SUMMERS. Mi / If ! .5s=Q .. WM I nr- m 'f/i Z' IgSilpyy' % \ ~ s ; \ j) \ .r - —. OUR LINE OF ter Buggies, Wagons, Harness e tc i= kl 16 most “up to date - be found anywhere and our prices and terms ARE If you buy before examining my stock ten to one you lose iOuey. It costs you nothing to look through our stock. I fj. E. Exeidtt. pc 5 L B, Exroxltt, lACgr, tlu3 . ()tlC0 . aClA ei Ja fiients in this Xi paper. I'ill pay you to read m Sr 5 ?^ <> CONYERS, GA., SATURDAY, MCH., 13 1897 Compliment We have received a copy of the Evening World, published at Roanoke, Va. , in which is given an extended account of the recital, on the night of the fifth, of the graduates in music of Virginia College. Miss Ruth Ahnand, of our city, was a member of this class and the World says of her effort; “Miss Ruth Altnand sang Beethoven’s “Scena ed Aria; ah Perfido,” in a pure soprano voice of much sweetness and flexibility, and she was given a most enthusiastic reception. She has a fine voice that shows careful cultivation. Her sec¬ ond number, Lynes’ “Spring Song” with violin obligato was sung with much expression. ) > Another paragraph says: “One of the features of the recital was Beach’s “Flower Song,” by Misses Altnand, Lil ienthal, Stewart and Persinger.’ Take the Conyers Weekly and Weekly Constitution - How many lights will you take. m m ftc Ip II ^Vegetable Prcparationfor As¬ similating Stomachs ihclood and andRcgula tmg the Bowels of Promotes Digestion,Cheerful¬ ness and Rest.Contains neither Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Recipe of Old PrSAISURLPITCBER. PumpJan Seed ~ dlx. Senna * Jiedficlle Sal’S — jfru'se Seed * Peppermint Pi Carbonate Soda- - * Ham? Seed - Clarified Sugar t - Watery/cen iaror. A perfect Remedy Stomach,Diarrhoea, forConstipa tiom Sour .Feverish¬ Worms .Convulsions ness and LOSS OF SLEEK Facsimile Signature cf NEW YORK. % FXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. 9 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 substantia te what wq say. If you want the best GUANOS and ACIDS see us. If you want the LOWEST PRICES see us. We will save you nion ey */ a J. P. Tilley. Fertilizers! Fertilizers! T7e aie In tine oncnerlnet as'ain tlh-Is season -wltli. a- f-cLll line o± rextlllzers Of the Highest Grade In the marke. These goods have been thoroughly ' tested throughout Geor¬ gia, South Carolina, Florida and Alabama, for the past twen¬ ty years, with uniform success. We want to sell you your Fertilizers this epPQOn O \Z> CA. w W l ‘ and inVitG VOU J ^ to get our prices before YOU " IB tlY. i Offece in Dr. Lee’s Drug Store. Respectfully, SMITH be LIFSEY. SEE THAT THE FAC-SIMJ.LE SIGNATURE -—OF > IS GIT THE WRAPPER OP EVERY BOTTLE OP Oaitoria Is put cp ia OEo-rize bottlea only. It is not sold in talk, Don't allow anyone to sell yon anything elso on tho plea or promise that it is “jnst as good" and “will C-A-S-T-O-B-I-A. answer every pur¬ pose." A3- See that you get Tho fao eimile is on signature every of wrapper. Spring Catarrh. Atroin npri’g is here. Tin long, cold winter wi 11 its bluster and etc 1, h is passed, and hai left iu ts train innumi ru'd < vie iun of chronic ca tinti. They Lave, taken a great many run*dies during the winter wi ll pirlipi lempor- ry reli<f, but n fresh cold hrs hiou In. mi the old symptoms, and, he .rtsick and wea¬ ry of ini g. 'h«y have c*ncul d that there mo be no re ief foi them. l’nis i-i a great mistake, and now' is the time to rectify it. The spring time is the most fa vorable time of the year to treat ca¬ tarrh- There is so much less liabil¬ ity to take fresh cold that the treat imnt is unimpeded. All old cases of Chronic citarrh should begin im¬ mediately a cou'se of I J e iu na as directed 111 Dr. Hartman’s books on this disease- There are so many different phases and stages of ra¬ tal rli that one hardly knows when be has it. A great many people think they ate suffering from some¬ thing- else and have tried many med¬ icines in vain, when if they could realize that it is catarrh and take Pe-ru na to-' it they would improve promptly and soon iecov. 5 r iutirely. AH who desire to learn more of cata’ ib should send for a f.ee copy of Dr. Hartman's latest book, which will be sent free by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Oo luoibu c ', Ohio Veal’s Store Items. The farmers are getting a little impatient about beginning their crops- The heaviest rain fall in several years fell in this immediate locality last'Saturday morning. It did great damage to lands. Prof Henry Austin is teaching the best school at Shady Dale that has been there for n good whi o. Ho is giving good satisfaction. By the way piop'e are haul mg out guano tlcro will be a large acreage plautidiu cotton (Ilia >ear. The note of the blue bird is to be heard again. We gladly welcome him back. Miss Fannie Kennit is clerking for Mr. A. L Veal where she will be glad to have her friends call. There was a candy pulling at Mr T. H Hardin’s last Sa* nrday night. The scn'ler was not there, but. I know trrey had a good time as uncle T. II. knows how to make his guests pleasant. Sunke3 are getting t<> he numer our early. About a dozen were killed around here last week PHAETON’S KaniMK I s tv © c ■X&. a ■•sv. o nsl- & e ® and mm f) i M LOOK AT THIS. > > t* IT J MEANS if * \ DOLLARS TO U . w. T. Almanu & Bon Have the Largest; Best and most complete line of Buggies, Phaetons and Surries manufactured. Such a display has never We also carry a full stock of Harness, Hardware and Uoder takers goods. Be sure to call on us before you buy. W- V- ALMAND k SON J CONYERS, GA. NO. 10 11 >>m 1 wnrk'ng is-new, on ns mid we <lr< ad it to Wfi don't k ■■ w Low t.i g t nt them fir ())•■ mud l-’.vi HICK. (N>w, ‘‘Putiii-k, ’ jin t, k“«p up that lick I'Vt'W vv ok soil when 3 tiU co ie to tow n vv< J| treat.) Communieatod. I 1 ch.sipg my last I said ihat Me iiin'py is “Vos: populi" and ho be is. [ said ahoithat it was not by my vote that he is now chief magistrate of this great lepullic. What are we who opposed him at the pods going to do? Shall we throw obsta¬ cles in the way or shall we act the part of loyal civilians by humbly bowing to the will of the majority of last Novembei? I trud wo will act the part of a wise people and try lo find out where nnd what the trouble with us is, and then try and help right the wrongi. Njw, I would belong to the re¬ publican patty if it was wlmt the name represents and would give us a repub ican government. But, inas¬ much as it Las not given that, I am forced to bn a democrat. Now, let's sow what democrat or democracy weans, Mr- Webs'er H»ys a democrat is a repub ican and that iW mo^rncy means a jiovernmPNti for the peop'p, therefore, I aru a deinocr.tiu justice to myself and country. But 'lie democratic party has become corrupt and has failed to make the government wbat it ought to be and we have not got what we wanted. A great many of us don't know just what wedo want. Who ha*! con rol of the govern¬ ment up to I 860 , and what kind of a government did we ba~<? I an. .swer, it was in ihe hands of the democratic paity and we had the best government under the sun—so taken and accepted by all na'iona. Iu 18 G 0 it went into the hands of the so c died republicans. How? by Ihe split in the deruociatic party, and we had two candidates in the field for president. Since that time the party now iu power has kept it with ton little exception. V\ hat. is the matter with us now? “Saul, what mcanetk the lowing of the oxen anil the bleating of those sheep, tlmt I hear in mine ear? ’ Ah! Agag is alive Jet, and sad was the fa u of *'uul when ho met Samueh United we stand divided we fall. Again who made the government what it ief Didn't all of us fellows hut have been pawing Ihe ground to find the tiling of great price? Didu’t we help to doit? Anonymous.
