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Liver, Kidney or Stomach tronble Symptoms; Impure, eonstivc bowels, irreg ular appetite, sour belching, pains in side t»a"k and bead, yellow urine, burning when urinating, clay colored stools, bad breth, no desire tor work, chills, fevur, irritability whitish tongue, dry cough, dirty head, with pull paiues iu back part, loss of memory, fog gy sight. For these troubles sw'.YXns pti.us are a sure cure. Box. *3O pills)by mail 2a .Cf.s*,s tor Address ijR.SWAY.NK <fc SON., Philada Pi. Sold by Driigoists. tchlng Plkis—Symptoms and Cure TUo symptoms ere moisture, llkcporspirn ration, intense itehing, increased by serateli iug; vesy distressing, particularly at night: teems as if sin-worais were crawling in and about the rectum; the private parts are somo imeH affected. If allowod to continue very crious resutts may follow. “SWAYNK’S OINTMENT” is a plca»aht, sure enre. Also for Totter, Itch, Salt Khottm, Scald-Heed, Erysipelas, Barbers’ Itch, Blotches, sll scaly crtisty Skiu Biroases. Box by mail, 50«-ts; 3 for $1.25. Addrcde Dlt WAYNE & SON, I’hila. Pa. Sold by Druggist.-;. \V: 11. X .1. P* J/IOOWAY ATTORNEYS AT LAW TRENTON, DA OK COUNTY, GEORGIA. ' Will practice in the Chorokoe Circuit, and Buprouie an Federal courts. Prompt, atten tiuu to business. T .J. Lumpkin, All y AS Law Tienton, « • Ga, Will practice in the counties i f Dado and Walker. Will pay strict attention to all business entrusted to hi* care. feb.l7-!y T. A. lIAVRON. AU’ya! Law. TRENTON, GA., Will pny prompt attention to all buNiueSk intrusted to mY care. v*. a ~ - ,-h DP. DUNCAN’S hubeim m Hulure’s great remedy for Jiliseases and af feetiolis of the bowels. . This splendid and never..failing medi cine is compounded from Blackberry and -other Modicinal Roots and llerhs, is there fore perfectly harmless. It is pleasant and safe to the most delicate sotnach It is the most epeedv and effectual medicine for the chre of ail forms of Diarrhoea, in children or aduits, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and the various Summer Complaints of the Bow els, so prevalent among all classes during the summer season.... Only one bottle (price £>f) cents) is sufficient to cffoct a cure. |»R, IO .WS CHILL TOMIC. You need not shake or 'ehill if you will nso this tonic It never fails to stop the moot aggravated forms of Chiils and Fever if taken as directed, in from three to seven days, when quiniuo and all other modicines fail It will also, if taken regularly, build and tone up the weak and debilitated sys tem, and above all, leaves no bad effects be hind, as do so many other preparations. DR- DUNCAN’S LIVER AND KICNEY.MEBiCINt The great preventive and cure of all ma larial diseases and a sure cure for all forms of diapopsia and indigestion It nets direct ly upon the liver and all the secretory glands of tho stomach and bowels, it cures the dis ease Viy removing the cause from tho systom that produces or brings on tho disease; hence it is unsurpassed for the euro of constipation sour stomach, hcartburu, headache, and all those symptoms indicating the want ofpropor action of those glands situated in tho stom ach and bowels. Two or throe bottles of Dr. Duncan’s Liver and Kidney Mcdicino is pos itively recommended to relievo an! cure any ot the above diseases if taken as directed, price 70 cents. Duncan’s Worm Syrup One bottle of this .S’yrup will completely expol nil species of Worms ond without in jury to tho child, as it contains no calomel or • thor injurious substances. Again, it is pleas ant to tho taste and acceptable *o tlie stom ach, and, therefore, administered without trouble. Prico 25 cents. SPURLOCK, PAGE & CP, PROPS Nashi illu, Tciiim. Fc r sale by Blevins «k Forester Crazy Patchwork. Having a largo assortment of romenonts nnd pieces of handsome brocaded silks, satins and velvets, we are putting them up in as sorted bundles and furnishing them for «Cras v Patohwork’'Cushions, Mats. Tidies, Ac, .vo. Packaob No. I—ls a handsome bund!-, of exquisite silks, satins and brocaded velvets (al| different). Jvst the thing for the most sobkrb pattkbk3 t:r fancy Sent pospaid for 56 cents in postal noto or one cent stamp*, pack aG r No 2 - Containing Three times as much ns No 1. Sent postpaid forsl. Those are all of the verry hnrst <iiii m.ity i!nil cannot bo equalled at any other Jink works in the U. S. at trim t.«ks our j.rlices. They will please any lady. Oneor der always brings a dosen more. LADIt.- , V \ M AI. OF F V NCY WORK, with 4uii ll I nitration.- and full >!.■iionins for ftrti,-tie f.u.rv work, handsomely bound, postpain cent . Order now. Addns, i'liK KOCUE3- Pks cw.k Co., Rochester, N. Y. JDalie (loimtn MHteliltf iiimts. TRENTON - - - GEORGIA, o*^—* —wo-winiK'yyn.* mMn« ■ j Editor T-AHAl'llOX] 4t ' Proprittov W KDNKfiDAY, fcill’TEMlHG, 10 1884, LOCALS. AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST FROM OVER THE COUNTY. Superior Court next week. Read Clement's letter of accept ance. Rising Fatvn reports a heavy and plenty ot rain. • Two brothers ot Mr. .T. 15. Williams are visiting him at this place. Wo will have a paper to r every cit izen i« Dade county during court; call and get it. Some rain Sunday and Monday night, though enough to do but very little good. We have had some as warm days in this month, as any time during Au gust. Glenn, Wood and Smith addressed the people at Rising Fawn yesterday. They will speak at Cloverdalo to-day and Morganville tomorrow. Those wishing to settle their tax. can do so with the collector during Court. No paper next week, von may cal! it holliday to the editor if you wish, but we will not so accept it. Quite a number were at the creek Sunday to witness the baptizing. A party of young ladies and gentle men from Cole City visited our little town Sunday, Dr. Brock contempla tes a trip toC. C. “right off. ” Disappeared:—About two weeks ago Dr. T. J. Lumpkin . Anyone able to give information will please inform his oSieo of bis whereabouts. Cigarette smoking seems to be the day young dudes of Trenton. Married - Mr. Jam Harp to Miss Elizabeth Howard; Rev. L. N. Brock officiating. B. F. Pace is commissioner for ex hibits from this County at the world Exposition, New Orleans. Any one having mineral they wish to ha placed on exhibition can send it to him. Good soryhrum mill for sale. Ap ply or write to, R. L. Taylor, Trenton Ga. The 3rd Sunday inst., Rev. S. M. Ramsey fills his last appointment at this place, unless other arrangements are made. Those who want the latest news du ring the Campaign will find the Oin cinnatt! Evening Post the very paper. It is popular, bright and honest. 1000 Newsboys sell it in Cinciunatti, and neighboring villages. Order submitting tbo liquor question to voters of Dade in this issue. Trenton is a good market fos water melons; bat it is not owing to the kind ness of the candidates to the “dear people.” Quarterly Meeting bcginß af this place the first Saturday in Octo ber next. The time for examining tho records of tho county officials was postponed tomorrow. Rev. R. S. Price, of Cordell, Ala. will preach in tho M. E. church house at this place next Saturday night, and at 11 a. in. Sunday. A newspaper that does no home ad vertising, is always regarded as an in dex of a hard and poor field to work in. One that does a lot ot such, is regarded ns being in a community of business and prosperity; and invariably people seek such a place to trade, and emmi- gration and capital seek such a locali ty fo' investment. These aie facts and there is no use of sayiug it don't pay. Your atteution to the advertisement of Jas. A. Case & Son. Mr. Case has been in the mercantile business at this place ffr several years; and can supply the demands of the people iu quantity and quality; and will he his i i,|.>asnro to give all his customer his j 1 • best accomodations. LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE. Rome, Ga. A tig. 2S, 'B3 llon, J. C. Cu.mknts, LaFayktte, Ga.: Dear Sir,**-It is our pleasure a» a committee appointed l»v the CTin*>cri t • ie Convention, this day assembled iu the city <d Rome' to notify you of your unanimous nomination as the Demo cratic cani,late for Congress iu the Seventh Distrtct. at the ensuing elec tion in November next, and to icqueyt your accoptanoo ol the same. We are with high regard, Yours very truly, Trammed Starr i T. W. Grover - Com’tee. C, N. Feateeuston) La Fayette, Ga.. fievt, 5, 'B4. Messrs. Star. i «lover & Featherhtoii Gjsntlmen—Your favor informing me of the action of the Democratic Congressional Convention, lately as sembled et Rome, lias been received. Words arc inadequate to express the gratitude I feel for the continued con- fidence of the people implied in’my u naniui.n? nomination as the Demo cratic canidete for Congress in this District bv this body ot represenaiive citizens. This expression of approval of my official action in the past awakens a profound appreciation of the giaud du ties and resposibiiisics ot this public Dost and ifjthe action oi your body be ratified by the people at the polls, I shall earnestly endeavor a faithful discharge of the same. In accepting the position assigned me, it is proper for me to re-avow my adherence to the greet Democratic principals as embodied in our Nation al platform, and under the application of which in the past the people oi this count'y have enjoyed the highest de gree ot eanpiness and prosperity. The people ot this district who are devoted to these principals have cause for con gratulation in iJz * harmony that now prevails among them, despite the un fortunate differences of the past. With the highest degree of esteem for each of you, and these you repre sent, I am very truly yours. J. C. Clements. Wo have received a popy ol the life and public services ot Cleveland aud Hendricks, publised by N. it. Thomp son ibCo, St. Louis, Mo. It is well gotten up and illustated; and the fea tures are truly characteristic of our free govenuent--that their are no laws or rules or barriers but what can be removed, between the most humble station of life and the highest. It con tains other matter and information that is worthy of record and its room in any library. ■ —-«> » RIBS. T ANX WE »E ». Editor Tunis: —When I wrote last I had no idea of writing soon again; and now if I say anything not stiict'y “orthodox” blaiuo Mrs. T. fot it. She asks, “Wtio gave away the bride ol Cain.” Well, if we are to give any credence whatever to the Rabbinical writers, it was a “Run-away match” Eutychus says.—“ Now when the chil dren were grown :ip, Adam said to Eve ‘let Cain marry Owr.in Abel’s twin sister,’ but Cain saul to his mother, I will marry my twin sister and Abe! shall many bis,’ but Adam said, ‘lt is contrary to precept that thou shouldst marry thy twin sister.’ And God east out Cain whilst-he was still unmarried into the land of Nod. But Cain carried off with him his own sister Azram. [Annals of Eutychus,Patriarch of Alexandria.] The Rabbi, Zadok, said, this is Bhe reason Cain slew Abel. llis sister and wife was not at all pretty; then he said, “I will kill my brother and car ry off his wife.”—-! Pirk Eliezcv, chop, xxi. | Could give more evidence such as it ir, but enough fov this time. No Mrs. T, yon can produce no evidence of Pie- Adamites from tho bible. In 1045 a converted jew, Isaac de la Pey reira, published a treatise on Pre- Adai lifts, arguing from Romans v 12-14. He contended that the crea tion mentioned in the first chap, of Genesis was different from that named in second. Evolutionists have been trying for many years to explain the mysteries .surrounding the human race but nothing any of them have said as vet has not proved satisfactory. But l)r. Chahner, Dick Read and many other grea; i;_.lits wrote that when this 1 darkened glass is removed, when death dears away all obsl niei ions from om intellects then we shall know and un der id and many things no pine to loam here in the flesh. Ifow little do we know of the history ol the Jewish na tion posterior to the pniod of lie Bab ylonish captivity: Whit her were the ten tribes scattered? what events have befallen them audjin what countries are they now to he found? Of ihe histoiy of all nations in the 'world, the jews from the lime of the deluge to the days of Hezekiaii, a period ot nenrlv two tmuisutnl years, we remain in perfect ignorance. And yet during all" that time God had not foisaken the earth: !fis dispensations towards IDs ciei tnres were still going forward, empires were rising ami falling. Those chains ! in tiie his'ory of mankind, wldch hide from us a fireat portion of God’s nior dispennation, will doubtless be tilled up iu the eternal state; —I believe 1 hope so. For years of my life I have spent ranch of my time .searching old musty books to find out but. ties will interest but few, so I will save time and space for some othei subject j some time. Mrs. T. picase give ns a longer let. j ter next time; and A. J. T. we aro watching and waiting impatiently for you to come again. Aunt imbue. FOR SALE. A trirt oriiinti containing 240 ncras in Df- K.alb county, Ai, 4 miles West of Valley -11. .ad. good FARvINd land.:; mINORABI-: iron ore and fire-proof cluv. TKRmc; prut ca.rb, bnlbuce on rc.af<nable tiuio. I.r FR I VE.’iENTB Uood anti vairralile house: orohrrda &c. fur further inlorinatiou arply to, ELI BYRD, Bmit'a, Dade Co., Ga. Noticb Fop. Lkavk to Sbi,i. Bans. Ftatcof Georgia, Dude County— Application will 1 e made to the Conrt o r Ordinary of Dade county, Ga., on the fir.-:' Monday <r. Oct her for Pav#. !l the lands to the estate of william I. Cole, into of said county deceased, tor t:i.*lu'i<* efit of lioiro and creditors of srti i deceased. Thi3 August 2(ith 1884. T. 11. B. CoLF, Adu’r. London Hair Rosjoror-Greaj English Toilet Article. Restorer growth, color, el ;- and softness. Ro movesdandruff. Aristoe-it ie families of <Jrc endorse it. Flo gaol (Irc&piug. !'J|p enl-ly perfumed. The favorito ili oh ion. At Druggists 3d 1 L<l, or 75Cts. a U. 3. money. i Coughs, Colds, Catar' h, Consumption All ihorat, Breast, and Lung, affections cur ed by the old-e; ! tublishcd “SWAYNH WILD CIIKRUY.” The nrs, does giro relief and i. cure rpocdly follows. 25 Cts., or $1.0(1 at Druggists. ISA RBER Opes every Saturday, and Monday morning. Good and satisfactory work guaranteed. Taylor Building, Tren ton. G. W. lIinniTELD, Proprietor. r ft liKGiNNATTI EVENING»OST ALL THE NEWS FOR ONE CENT Independent in Politics Circulation no w3OOOO j Delivered by boys to the houses ol j subscribers in towns and villages with-1 in 800 miles ol Cincinnatti, the night! of publication or next morning For 6 Cents a week. UY A BONTH. 1 Latest Market Reports Latest Telegraphic Nows m IT FOR A MQNTA! A I3 NTS WANTED. Apply to Office Nos. 05, 07 I'i. 90 Longworth St. I HIHOHSIOP NATIVE !>!1 3 © r AKillflPMr % jy SB S -0* II *■ —— - ' H fT’XSSk'ttr At J will completely ehunrp' the blood In the em'.'e system 1j» three raolube Any person who v.ill take 1 PUI each r.lpiit from Ito I'J week*, may h restored to sound health, if snrSi a t.hlnsr he p-.atdhlc. For EemalA Complaint* Umw Pills hive no eipuil. Physicians uro them for the euro of 111 til s»*»d KIDNEY rlisousos. Bold everywhere, or sent by tniiu fot Hot. in Khiupfi. wirvuilim TrOO.- I- 0 JViEr'/N A C'V. aw* ■ - RWh, «=.’ |T- writ? '& ig n Croup. Asthma. Brom-hMI*. Neural, ft & A £ Lli E tsZ 'X « ted *=:», .RJhXso.VS A*>- fai 81 k*j£j f* rr< Ilf I'nu will i-ihiia-isi.- -jhis roncveHw** terr«»»i» CB p, c{ SsijiSe -WdLl cS “' g-j »S ■■ i* di&acuM. and >i» |n.,iiltHy cof« :-lm. i»s«e a* fit r- -t If? i® f r l M « f - 1* ».it 1 -.-i . nuaS»o «!••»« mil *a»c tusoy SI Kgs ti ?’) fi Jgl ® ® m fej « JflS II -car.- n Ur. ‘ .-.mil 1 d-l»y smcaießt. gr ,J* fe! pf! sft".'? Is Hfi V-. i’rcientirm Ip fcctt. r tlan cun arOUVEB \ • fit' tj> 1 unfit,..... I’.’ .(hr.- ,•» the 70'5-r* ITnarsS- dnPAnVrkr, ii.p ,;^ r V T ■: lMwtasek of t!ie Spim. Sold cvcrvivlioro. Cnculttra free, t. J )IIN. ON w < ot., 1.a.... It ii a well-known fact that most of the SF, T< [f S SJS fc 94 fcf L .-4 , ,:i ! Her,, fttul Cattle ivwrtcr shi in thi* roun- iL >a , v fi *A IS » -/§ tr> * worti'lnss; that ShcricUnA Dwj.litioii Mis SB KA* ; -r«s •: A* ?; ! C W Powdt'rm all oli.tpi, purr arvl 'i rvval iat Ift. ?fiy bftf A** f; ' V’V 1 A pt ujt S Not hln*t on Karth will make hon* ‘ .ft? .. Set if ft fi &l 3li ‘PC fi lay like Sherldonml Won »>ow- V li a R*S S 9 '<& fa* 4M ® tl- »reveni n *nd I I’os Cholera. *c. iWhwrr o* is o y-> t*7 * T Z- ? 1% ! sraodpe. tnmiihed ir.l«r»?o c.puj,pncj.si.OO, byraall Zyad ft?#4j I Circular*dree. I. S. JCUrI3oN A CO., Baaton, m IRsrssac for the Dad© County Weekly Times A 24-Column Newspaper Published at ESNTON 3 Or A. nr T. A, HAVRON AT $1.50 Per annum in advance. We give you one of the best country pa pers in North Gergia. Send In Your Names! Every Farmer, Merehaanis, Mechanic, And Laborer. In Dade County shoud take and read til e V Published Every W ednesday AH Letters en business should be addressed to The Times, Tren ton, Georgia. & f Avy v ;%, Ifo " K*iowv to Vfn of F»mf and Bciemce for Removing ALL imPUHITIES OF THE BLOOD. A:kstwl«4(j»l i 3r«l, Flcassst, Ki Hff her. Cu:o ftr ecMSfiPAnosi , ilul! face, heaviness. nV<SPFP«Ufi known by irregular nppo l»farC.rOlM, tiWi scur belching, weight and tenderness at pit of stomach, despondency. 5 ' JO' iSl'.i, IV’i MiCaria. CM 111 -.0 II bn oensing roroneee in i-t > an;' wTa, also bottom of ribs; weariness, irritability, tongue coated, skin yellow, hot and cold sen sat 1< ,r. -,eyea dull .dry cough,stifled and < bstruct ed feeling, Irregular pulse, bad colored sh/ ts. *an n 3 s. v ♦,i Sip:Sepoy .»• aralysiiMlim Q- -' J - i -o ‘ r-d Ad. sound in car., giddiness, confusion in hen ?,nervousness, flashes of light before f lo*m of mornory. DisdM.. oi Uia-lJor ami It iRiiCVd urine dark or light,red deposit; li.iunt.ig, burning.stinging,hearing down, woucicas, frequout uoslro to uriD&tff, uawsiMM, ir.iUaiC'! dark circloe, thirst. VtUi yi- a jr-v sov <* pair s fluttering or w«ijht neir HCsHrs« v hear £ more t>o on moving quickly and *T7TT7!TT"oa UJI b’.Uo; cut of breath on oxertioa, / UrAnAPmT dull cr rfi&rp r.tins iu tempos clia-r* UrU/iTl ore 3 or bead; f&iutniw, nansea. P'rJtpi.v ia eaooo4 by votary liuivi. Ills r uimo* <is'r. by uric acid in blfiod. L>la erders \j corrupt maJ/r W«ma by the wit’ii.t. bv choking of tbo iccwUooa MWAYXfc'i'i P1t.1% byfjantle action, reniovos the taoeo, raikn jr a |«nuanent cure. Sent by ina’-i *‘Sj 2ft ccutd box *jf 30 PxLN: v ‘‘ SIOO. (Iu jmftoaw* liinrs.) AddiWß, UVV.t bold ly Druggist®. m^P 1 FREES JlFreiible self-cure. A favnrlip pn'scrlptlon of one of tho n-om DoteU and snccogaful sooclallatsin thi* V. S. now rPliiod; f"r tb>' . uioof on » MMtifity, Lome fftOiiiM.».i;l O'-Til bplii*.usealed uc velope/rce. Di fill IF, Ad<lv?«« Dn WARD A CO., Laui»i«n«, Valdosta, (iA.,*Juno 28, 1383. mi. J . BKADFI3LD; Dear Sir—l ha voas you knyw boon soiling your Fooiale Kegul ..- tor for yoars. and f hare ha.«i a steadily in creasing demand for it, and it gives .de very best satisfaction. I frequently sell it to phy • sieians who u.-e it in tlu-ir practice with, s.it isfactory results. Y .urs.tritly . R. THOMAS, M. D. aud Druggis. j Troatise on the Health and happiness .olt I Woman mailod free. Bi.AUI'iKI.U RKUUt-ATOn Co., Box 3S, Atlanta, Ga. ja^E^sßar<Bßiaas3ia vafc v- ~tf NI'RVOrR DEWITT^ £. X~* li tf a R.’ f «■ 1c o*'* ft % G -n : Duiiorons oi> '.»• A Wit £ f oaffilna si T} 17 IV KS V r kiUfuJ rarilt h’ - t£»S : -7 * r ° ra yo«ihlto‘ irnfiscm i ' * ** ’9by, ./ tloua, ; r oo i . : t-jotce, J atd o»cr hrain work. Lj r ‘ » tc rrp, rGr -eiJla mb VROjA V 10, ffnewi -: i J : in y w ftr %Vvtteen. Avoid nolag imposa4 , - , r. oi by prctcnM./aa oliinw r t Jk SdC-iCi* W 0 ber r“n<cdlc? for ‘ r , troubles. Got oar r. eo tsirco »vK Iri e„d triad pcx:k,.7o SPERHATORRHEIi - ** rV~ Tr.liO a rdf that h<* enrut X> tho-jsan4« ( a.id does uok lo f3l J V tciftuc vitk altertion to bust* ff M r i* Lt. s » roes w cau.vj pal aur lacos> . Tonlfnco. Founded cn eel* fc-overfi sedfcai * ' X * yx ' a Growing *u fivor and rspat®. yonre ty ■•as© In tbeni* tine. Direct application to (ho aijula n* crcian fctat of (lie caaa *r.ik**US ap> Buxoa O- < > ciac lhUucbmfelt «Uw .1 ■■■* Co!ay. Tho naiurai tooo in* /aa # ' •» ti )ue ofthsJiaxnas oreaa* ifi !-m are restored, vtko K' £ M ."ji an!ma'*uf ck. euU of E sIAIk t a\ siTo vhi.*bi l; t Y-cea r r. >? '-led ;•» idw» i• cr ‘ } • - ra: •■roi Meoeen Ti'vfto -etr’f-: ood gaiuA SEND ADDHZ gtiDOfeta HARRIS GO,, M’r’g ChrirJst*. StHiq Horth 10th St., St. Lubl-, He. r,« a-wwaTnau -ukt ftt •1. wnm*s * 3 genua, tt rMrrsREGttWWQ T» will pn..f,- and enrich the 81.0-00. regul *.o Ihc Ltviaoim **oK£y».3iid*SdTOfm raa HLAi/ra anu-Viacß c? YOtrrHi lnaii mow diseases rcuuiriug acerulnaud eltclea TONIC, lien. Lack ui ttrtngUi. etc., tia us: ei n>«-ke4 wltii Immediate and wondcrlui remilt., -loiiafc niDtc>cß ami nerves receive new lorec. i..i.;, „ill tbc lulnd and supplies llraiii Dower. , _ « M .an suflerlng from alt complaints LAO! 153 peculiar to theirs* a will find in in;, HARTER’S ISON TUNIC a safe and speedy core. It gives » dear and heaihij c '' a ,‘,P *'A* qU Btrr»t»o‘ HL testimony to the >Aiut: el Il.mTtH’H To MU ,s . 1,,1 h J r ?V ,e SIA t , t 'nn*as it eounterfeitlogliav. only added to theponman IU of Hie original. If you earneMly <l6 not experiment—gelii>* OKKiINAi. A>bH~al (Been fonr J*ldrt«9 tola. Dr. Uartpr MwlLo. V 3t.. Louie. Mo. tor oar DfvEAfilnOq*. 3 Fuuot rtr.na.and awfu. iDI .ruietioa. re*' W Db. HARTEfTS I NON ToreC !3 POD SALS BV AI4 ios jocigTa mo L/kAL£AS Lve n wneue.