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Why?
Why isn’t courting an heiress
a the<!- suit?
V/hv aren’t, stenographer’s
iri* h figures of speech?
Whv is h that we seldom ;■ e.
an auburn-hah'd old maid?
Why isn’t a graveyard
last measure a man resorts
Why doesn’t a man lead a
double life when lie is beside
iiiself?
Why does a man usually show
his wife more courtesies abro id
than at home? - Chicago News
J’Hccs , sf < 'oaiv'ierii < <•
St !i lew lVsU.tfC.SU.mi i
-Then K. Thompson, Calves-;
ton, Tex., as a subscriber to
calls the attention of !
tL 'e.-m I
M co. .rades and their families
n le.c/.nms Hu value of many of the South! pos- j
issued in the
remitT'do iiu ir ' tin war. A well-known
stamp and coin caia-j
logue published in New York
miotes'he following values of
some < these stamps: Stamp*
of Knox ills me worth, each.
$100; Palm; Rough, $155 to $lti0
Charleston, $12 to $25: Colum¬
bia, $l-'> to 25: Macon, Ga , $25
to $2.T ; Nadivillo, $18 to $150
Spartanburg, $251) to $250
Uhoaton, Telia. , $200. Coru
rade T i.omp'on is not a coll f'P
tor of stamps, but writes tbb
solely with the desire that auv
one ow aing Confederate sfan ps
may ascertain and obtain full
value for them.—Confederate
Veteran.
Sixteen Years
Hi- Wifi Had Been a Chroni*
Invalid—Cured at Last.
Mr. J. T. Scott, Cherokee
'1'cXiD, m writing to Dr- 11;.ra¬
in m, stated • “ 1 bad kidl.e'
disease for about fifteen yitm
and had got so had that 1 could
hardly get about and could no*
perform any kind of labor. 1
had tried <|uite a number of
doctors and had taken nearly a
wagon-load of patent and ] r li¬
primary medicines, Inn contin¬
ued to gradually grow worse.
Also, my wife had been an in
valid for about sixteen years
and you doubtless remem ■m
wilt'll i wrote you about-lr r
there was hardly ever a daj
that she could sit up all day.
IV’e fried a great many reme¬
dies, but neither of us was evn
benefited,only mmporarly,. till
we began taking your Pe-ru ua
and Man-a-liu, as instructed i;
your letters to us. It. has nnnh
a healthy man of me: 1 nevei
felt better in'my life and un
wife is almost like a different
person, she is so much better.
The Pc-ru-na is the most won—
derfu! medicine I ever saw ; fm
la grippe it is a sure cure. !
know this and have had up
neighbors to try it.”
Hundreds of similar tostimon
iah may be found in a little
book entitled “Facts and Faces,’
which wih be soil free to any
address by The l’e-ru-na Drug
Mfg. Company Columbus, Ohio.
All the world, with the ex¬
ception of Asia, Comes to ihv u
Southern States for timber. The
single port of Brunswick, lui.
exported form lumber last or timber in j
some year to twentj
five different countries. Forest
products, , not mchuivng , turpen
tine and rosin
fro... the *■'
to the eaUieof a w
-
000 .t«un n..,.;,,
iod ’ i 8ame| l!r ‘
. ciomestie on ,
was probably consumption
live or six times
rr. a;, carrying Ut ( 'al val
of e 0
ue the Southern forests
about 150.000 000 " P
n Bertmug
•
hum N\ws
One and inseparable.
J’lte north is learning, and
will have thoroughly learned by
the time the war cloud has pas¬
sed, that the south is just as
mu h a part of the great repub¬
lic for all purposes whatsoever
as the north, and that the lat¬
ter section lias absolutely no
ground upon which to claim
patriotism than the for¬
mer.—Savannah (Ga.) News.
No, we do not need to learn
that, for we knew it a longtime
AgO. And everybody in the
north knows it, and everybody
in the south ought to know that
in the north knows
it.
There never was a time in
the history of our country when
north and smith were as closely
interwoven by common inter
est- as now. When the civil
ended , , all ,, . ceased. ,
war ammositv
*
. be theie ,
10 sure, was a
palpitation of the heart . on , bmh
sides for a while, but in due
time we recovered our wonted
serenity, both of us, and we
soon got so mixed together that
the southern part of a northern
man and the northern part of a
man became welded
a patriotic whole.
The claim to superiorly by
party is sheer nonsense.
We are all good Americans, and
an enemy makes his appear¬
he will discover that fact
his cost,—N, Y. Herald .
Pointed Paragraphs.
The odes of some poets ate
odious.
The wedding tour is often the
before the storm.
People who have advice to
are seldom stingy with it.
I opul.ir songs often |
are so j
that they never become
The war artist is always suc
even though his battles
drawn
' Vh8U 11 Com « 10 Eolousv ,Bd
« »«« b .«!«« to
rooster. •
A , jotiy . .. good fellow is hardly
ever ayueuumo is with a first
c ' as ‘ 3 Imaucier.
'' T* b ° a8tS ° f h * vin
money to burn lie will
have ttslies to tiirow away,
1 AN OPEN LETTE
j To MOTHERS.
V.M ARE ASSERTIN'- IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO
THK EXCLUSIVE USE OK THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND
MTCHER’S CASTORIA,’’ AS OUR TRADEMARK.
I. DE. SAMUEL PiTCHER, of Hijannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of “CASTORIA,” the same that
j ms j 0;v2e an y does now bear % on every
the fac- simile signature of / YvCY'&f Wrapper.
This is theoiiginal “CASTORIA” which has been used in
the hemes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY ai the wrapper and see that it is
the hind you hare always bough t on the
and has the signature of f wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President I
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Man , h 24 1 S Q 8 ' ,
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’ W tj IWu TVL.+ JJv Jj r W)OclVtJU. jWivpd |
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting ;
cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you j i
a
(Realise he makes a few more pennies on it), the in- I
g r '-dients of v, men even he does not know.
^ Tll6 Killd YOU HaV© AlWayS BOUgllt ”
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BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
tiff*!? '
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Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
THE CENTAUK COMPANY, 7 7 MURRAY STRUCT. NEW YORK CITY.
Only a’small portion of the
world loves a lover: the rest of
it considers him a chump.
A bachelor as a rule is the
acme of selfishness, and happy
is the woman that fails to get
him
It is a wise child that knows
enough to keep its face straight
when its father is learning to
ride a wheel.
COHMUNICATED.
Mr. Editor: While caring lit¬
tle for the unjust criticisms and
backalley attacks of those whom
I have conscientiously (and of¬
ten with more real than good
judgement) helped in many |
ways, I am never unmindful of
any word of kind approval;
theieforo I desire to return my
thanks to “Josh” for his pleas
ant notice in a recent issue of
iyour valuable , ,, Journal. T ,
I My efforts i in . behalf , , .. of , a clean .
'
healthful town have been mix¬
ed with not one grain of malice
towards anyone but purely for
the good of all. If I have been
wrong I will be glad to have the
people change the law and have
all the hogs they desire iu any
and every portion of tiie town.
I had no hand in making the
present law—I helped to bring
it into chairman force—and of so long as I j j
am the Sanitary
committee, I will do all in my j
power to have every sickness;
producing place made whole-i
some.
1 know that I have at all
times while working as a Journ¬
alist and while engaged in' oth¬
er pursuits, used my best ef¬
forts to build up and improve
our little city, and to-day. there
is not one soul within its limits
against whom there is one par
tide of malice inmy heart; there
j s no fc one whom 1 would not
gladly take by the hand and
lift over any rough place iu his
road of life.
The man who would carry
personal feelings into practice
»• » PUbliC °® cial is unwonl, y
•»»«. of anyo M .
Again lliankiug “Josh y i for
his bind words, I am
Most Resp,
J. N. Hale.
CASTORIA. I>« Kind
Beam the Yen Hare Always Bough
Signature
tf
The Washington Post says:
• The southern people oo not
especially approve of war with
Spain under the existing cir¬
cumstances, but let war once
come, let the nation’s flag and
i he, nation’s welfare and honor
he impended, and thev will
M th„ ie,p,„ g
Jsngoes who now vex our ears
with their frantic clamor, ever
dreamed of fig's ting
Sidney Lanier wrote of ‘‘the
Mood red (lower of war which,”
he said “grows amid thunders;
a flower whose freshing dews
blood and hot tears, whose;
shadow chills a land, whose o
strangle a people, whose
P etals dr00 P downward
and whose roots are m hell.”
Coutmuiug, the poet said- t l It
is a species of the great genus
sin power which is so conspicu
iu the flora of all ages and
ant { all cauntries and whose
multifarious leafage and fruit
age so far overshadow aland
that the violet or love genus
has often small chance to show
its quiet blue ”
Funeral Directors.
Our stock of coffins and cas
is complete and we are pre¬
pared to serve the public with
this line of goods. Our hearses
and services are free and we
answer day or night calls. Up
to date styles in trimming and
the latest and best methods of
embalming.
Johnson & Goode,
Funeral Directors.
CASTORIA.
it ca
eTST7
vrappw.
M. E. ALLEN
— .’Successor to R. 0. BROOKS,.--—
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PHO¬
TOGRAPHER.
CONYERS, - - GEORGIA.
When desired I finish photos in Ak
isTO. Platin'i, Sei>iatonf or Carbon
effect;. This toads in all cities and is
absolutely permanent. My wort does
not fade < r turn yellow.
Picture frames made to order.
gt3?~Life size portraits at half price.
JOB WORK: Neatly execu¬
ted. Prices are
very reasonable, This o^ce.
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AND A LARGE STOCK OF
HAPNESS and !
FIXTURES.
'We have anjrthing you want .
this line and will be glad to make;
you prices. Call to see me. j
ELD .S EVEI 1 T, Manager. l
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1.
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Front Yard Fences.
All kinds of Pasture Fences,
jsa»s!s£55£=2: A. Almand, IL \V.
Gas
ma ml,Mrs. George R. Moore, and
other-have recently had this host
of all fences put up by L. F. Scott .
THE ATLANTA
JOURNAL.
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but to bring the latest news to
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is prepared to get all tjie news
up to the latest moment.
In adition to the news, it con
tains-more special features than
any other southern weekly. A
mong other things it has a
weekly letter or sermen from
Rev. Sam Jones, a contribution
from Hon, John Temple Graves,
letters of travel, biographies of
distinguished men, and many
other atractive features.
The Weekly Journal is beau
tifully illustrated by its own ar¬
tist- In fact neither energy nor
money is spared to make it the
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-HENRY - REHGS!
PROPRIETOR.
My shop is comfortable,
My towels are clean,
My tools are always respectful', keen,
My attention is
My aim—to please all.
Give me a call when youne
dressing up.
Wm. H. SIHPK1NS
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE UP STAIRS IN THEM
BUILDING.
Docs a general practice. Chid
reasonable loans Collections farm a specialty! lands W
Precures on
low rate of interest.
H. H. MCUONAL & SO
PRESIDENT DENTISTS \
All work guaranteed to pa
Office up stairs over J. H,
| maud & Go’s, store.
Conyers, . . . * » *
A CLEAN
SHAVE.. .
Is what.you get at our tol
serial parlor, Et>n
thing neat and tidy,
put special emphasis (
the word “clean. U*
“white” hands. Court
ons attention and jus:
cheap as the nigger site
White
Li very, Feed and
bles.
When you want to buyers] buffl
a liorse or mule, hire a
or horse or both, or have you
stock housed HALE, and cared in front for, e j
on J. N.
Pierce’s old stables.
Civic Society.
Philologia Lodge. No. L'
& A. M., W-M.
.T. A. Guinn.
O. E. IIkagax, Sec.,
Meets first and third
day nights in each month.
A URIC AN A will cure Rheumatism*
'*■ Scrofula to Stay Cured.
AFRCANA.
Cures absolutely, and t° '
cured, Rheumatism, Setoff
Syphilis, Catarrh, Constipation. Old Sores, EcaBj an>l f
other diseases caused by h E i !j -
blood.
AFRICANA J
is made entirely of Her*
perfectly'haimless, and ^
the most powerful and - ll .
remedy ever discovered w 1
above named diseases.
Atlanta, Ga., Feb. IS,
African* Co., Two S3 1-2 inwitb*■ S. ?- ^
Gentlemen: rheuu.a. j0
a se v ere attack of
oot and knee. B.V advu e o » | ie j
ftried‘-AFRICANA, ’ an 1 *-!' re ;k
,, 0 , .
three days. I have taken .
The swelling has disappeared, *
s^s«ar5™«a 1
born in ?■?
Mr. Harper was
$S°GAILEY DRUG CO
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