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OL. XVI.
!\yho Can Measure
^influence of the mother 1 It
^pes the course of unborn gen
boGS _goes sounding through
m co ming ages and enters the
Lgces *%ith of Eternity. therefore,
what care,
acnld the Expectant Mother be
raar ded, and how great the ef
L be to ward off danger and
sake her life happy. !
ivioxner b "FYtelvl”i 1 i ,
Allays
\ ness°re
lieves the
\n r&- ^^.c^LHeadache,
^iP
ll sea, and
a* so pre
pares the
ystera that Child-Birth is made
;asy and the time of recovery
shortened—many say „ stronger ,
ifter than before confinement." .
It insures safety to life of both
mother and child. All who have
used “Mother’s Friend" say they
r,ll never be without it again,
jo other remedy robs confine¬
ment of its pain.
Icuetomer whose wife used ‘Mother’B Friend.
I 1 Y« that if she had to go through the ordoal
rain and there were but four bottles to be
stained, and the cost was $100.00 per bott le, he
louldbavu them.” Geo.Latton,D ayton,Ohio.
Bonk
aiuing
rVl-sble information and voluntary testimonials.
| T HE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. GA.
SOLD BY ALL DRUUQGISTS.
Brazil Letter.
Kio be Janeiro, 10, 20, 97.
In writing to her mother, Mrs.
Dr. Glenn, under above date,
Miss Layona Glenn says:
“Your letter reached me day
ifore yesterday, and papa’s
j derday, and you cannot think
lev I enjoyed them, to sav
nothing of the one from the
toy which was enclosed in yours
It is so kind in you all to write
jo me so regularly; I don’t de
cive it, but I do enjoy it more
liian vou will ever know. Miss
jibwman said when she brought
papa’s letter that he cer
[tamly I didn’t ask any more than
gave, for he did not neglect
piling to me, aud so had a
[light to ask me not to neglect
liim.
You ask me to tell you what
[I have to eat, wear etc. Well
ire have plenty to eat, such as
litis, and as sister used to say.
it b good enough what there b
of it. The butter we have comes
Imm Switzerland or France,
i! is put up in sealed cans and
costs about fifty cents a pound
lohen laugh about how partic¬
ular 1 used to be as to whether
tlie butter was a day old or
wlie.ther it was made by some
one , for instance Mrs. Lula Nor¬
ton, that I knew was nice and
particular about the milking
and churning. But all that is a
tiling of the past. We don’i
sun inquire whether this but¬
ler ever saw a cow or not. It
i- licit not to make inquiries
you kuow, in doubtful cases,
amess you are pretty sure that
information you are seek¬
ing will be pleasing to you
Le Brazilians do not know
pat churning means. A few
’ Kuans have dairies in differ
pi pints of the country, but
I' h time tlie butter gets to
ftio | it is too oderiferous to suit
lv olfactory nerves, ’ that were
\dy wea an as ><
,'"’t been pdlalyzed by tn.
••"lei ful strength and variet .■
Me. is that present themselves
l-ris rasal con,,deration of the
fillers of this great city.
silk we have brought to the
W every morning as it is
*i koto convenient and less con
j feive to failure of appetite
. visit to one of the sc*
wwwwt§m
CONYERS, GA„ SATURDAY, NOV. 27, -1897
called dairies, for there you see
the cows, chickens, cats, dogs,
men, women and children all
occupying the same hovel,
with some times only a parti¬
tion as high as your head sep
erating the cotv fron* the peo¬
ple. We also like it better
than getting milk from the
man that leads the cow round
t0 y° ur Sate, and milks her
there t0 sbow you that the milk
i 8 no t water. I wish you
could see that; sight! They
make a funny procession. TIu
man g 0es j a front with a lot of
tin buckets on his arm, of all
measures and sizes: lie leads the
cow by a rope about tenfeet long
the calf is tied to the cows tail
by another rope more or less
the same length, so he conies
draging along behind and al¬
together they are quite an ex¬
tensive procession. You might
at first thought, prefer to use
this milk but when you see that
same old sow driven home at
night after being dragged though
the street all day. see her fall
from sheer exhaustion and be
kicked and punched till she
struggles to her feet and stag¬
gers on a few feet only to fall
again and lie there till they
twist her poor old tail almost
into and hear her mourn with
the pain as she again gets
up and goes a little further, you
would come to the conclusion
that you would do without milk
forever rather drink that.
Then there is the coffee wbkh
is just excellent - the Brazilians
make it so strong and clear that
it looks almost like liquid ebo
ny. You could not drink it
as strong as they do till you
got used to it, but when you
did you would never again want
co taste'the stuff that we of the
States called coffee.
At Breskfast we have a cup of
ZZ
we take the strong black coffee
in tiny little cups that hold a
bout as much as one of your
silver table spoons twice full.
It is made very sweet as a rule,
but I like only a little sugar in
it. Then we have lots of dif
ferent kinds of vegitables, some
that we have at home, and some
that I never saw till I came here,
among these are the ‘‘cliurchu’
(shoO-shoo) which grows some
thing like gourds aud is opened
seeded, peeled, and sliced, then
boiled in clear water, then cov
ered with white sauceand ser
ved. The mandioca is a root
resembling the Spanish potato©,
but grows under a bush and not
a vine, and is more fibrous,
from this they make a kind of
Hour, grating it up and letting
it ferment, then dry. < ( Cara” is
another root very much like the
potatoe, rather tasteless, but
very nice when porperiy pre¬
pared. Then there is the “Ge
lo” that is very much the same
as the egg plant, and is pre
pared for use by dicing and
soaking it several hours in salt-1
water then , rolling ... in meal , and ,
browning m hot , „ laid. , ,
Of course there are lots ot the
ltab j es t q a t we do not use,
t J £orw do like them.:
„ most(> n h e m
..eliave potatoes, cab
Da 3 e u tomatoes and lots
'
that .
of others grow in
I States. Though there aie
many that we used to like at
home that we have not and
cannot get except by
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD ‘'CASTORIA.” AND
“ PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” AS OUR TRADE MARK.
7, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of “PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” the same
that has borne and does now on every
bear the facsimile signature of wrapper.
This is the original “ PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the hind you have always bought on the
and has the signoAure* of wrap¬
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex¬
cept The Centaur Company of which Chas . H. Fletcher is
President.
March 8 1897.
Do Wot Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in¬
gredients of which even he does not know.
r The Kind Yon Have Always Bought”
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
4 444
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You,
1HE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY 6TREET, NEW YORK CITY.
NEW FALL
j j MILLINERY.
We have just opened up a lot oi
our New Fall Millinery and we cor¬
dially invite our patrons and friends
to call and examine the same.
OUR PRICES WILL BE RIGHT;
f^-OUR GOODS STYLISH.TP!
Please see us before you buy.
MCDONALD & HAYGOOD.
5 n outrageous price for them
j as canned goods . For instance
roasting-ears’ squashes, nice
okra etc
As for dressing, you know I
j never did pay very much at
tention to that, however. I have
to think more about it here for
my clothes wear out so quickly,
most of the time I wear shirt
waists and skirts, just keep one
or two full dresses for extra oc¬
casions.
I must close for this- time, for
I haven’t time to write more.
Give iiiy best love to all, and
write anothernice letter soon to
Your loving daughter,
Layona Glenn.
May be you think when your
biscuit comes to the table hot
and brown that it j s a u q our
but Chemist McCandless, of At
has analyzed a large
number of samples from the
stores of Atlanta and he says
^ ^ aduUel . atod with fine
ground corn meal. As this is
| 10 altliv. nobody is hurt except
that the consumer is paying for
corn weal the price ot wheat
Ex.
----—
?■>« Chicago Chronicle , , has
this pungent reminder; ’’It
may b * j, 1H t as well to say as
little as pOrisible about southern
lynch mg so long as women are
being Hogged nearly to death by
White caps.
NOTICE.
I am prepared to do any kind
of mechanics work on short
notice. See me or call at Wickk
t, y o dice.—J . F. Wallis.
This paper and Home and
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I have opened up a new mar¬
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Kennon's store, and will keep on
hand all kinds of the very best
fresh meats at the lowest prices
You will be pleased with my
service. When in need in my
line call on me, '
J. M. Evans'
1 \\ ill pqy
the cash foe
your
L i Own.
WHERE HEN KISS MEN
The Arabians shake hands 6
or eight times' Once is note
nough. If, however, they be
persons of distinction, they em¬
brace and kiss one another sev¬
eral times, in Turkey the
salute is to place the hand up¬
on the breast and bow, which is
botlijgraceful Bumiah, and when appropriate.
In a man
meets a woman, he puts his
nose aud mouth' close to her
cheek and draws a loDg breath,
as if inhaling a delicious iter
fuinc. He does not kiss her
check, strange to say- A man
is greeted exactly in the same
way.
lu the greater part of.
many it is considered an act of
politeness, notoll gallantly, for
a man to kiss a woman’s hand.
-Ex.
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We have opened a furniture store
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the Bank, and it is our aim to show
more and handsomer Furniture than
was ever brought here before.
We are buying this Furniture ex¬
pecting to sell it at most reasonable
prices. Everybody is invited to call
and look at our stock and get our fig¬
ures before buying.
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man for the Sake of his wealth.
Esteem a worthy friend as
jour greatest blessing.
Yield rather to persuasion
than compulsion.
Endeavor to gain the good
will of all men.
tic v» rencc God and Ik nor
your parents.
If we arc right wo can’t te
hurt by the truths and if wo
are not right we ought To bo
hurt righteously .
It is better to decide a differ
eiice between your enemes than
y our L'lend. In the former
(:ase Y° u "’ill certainly gain
a friend and in the latter lose
one,
