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bp. m\(i\« BLACKBERRY ELIXIR, Nature's great remedy f«r diseases and af lections of the bowels. This splendid and never..tniling medi cine is compounded from RUckWrrv 'and other Medkinnd Roots and Herhs, is there fore perfectly harmless. It is pleasant and safe to the most delicate sumach It is the most speedy and effectual medicine for the cure of all forms of Diarrhoea, in children or adults. Cholera Vorbns, Dysentery, end the rariou Summer Complaints of the Bow els, so prevalent umoug all classes during the summer season.... Duly one bottle (price 60 ceuts) is sufficient to effect a cure, lilt. KMin CHILL TIIIHC. You need not shake or ’chill if you will uses this tonic It never fails to ston the j mol-aggravated forms of Chiils and Fever If taken is direete i, in from three to seven days, when quinine and all other medicines 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. OR DUNCAN’S LIVER AND KIDNEY MEDICINE The great preventive and eUrc of at! ma larial diseases and a mire cure for all forms ef dispepsia and indigestion It acts direct ly upon the Nver and all the secretory glands «if the stonmeh and bowels, it cures the dis ease by removing the cause from the system that produces or brings on the disease; hence it is unsurpassed for the cure of constipation dour stomach, heartburn, headache, and all those symptoms indicating the want of proper action of those glands situated in the stom ach and bowels. Two «t three bottles of Du. Dcncas’s Liver and Kidney Medicine is pos itively recommended to relieve and cure any of the above diseases if taken as directed, price 75 cents. Duncan’s Worm Syrup One bottle of this Nyrup will completely expol all species of Worms and without in jury to the child, as it contains no calomel or ♦ther injurious substnttc.-s. Again, it is pleas ant to the taste and acceptable *o the stom ach, and, therefore, administered without trouble. Price 25 cents. SPURLOCK, PACE ACC, PROPS lAashtiflw, Tcmii. Fc r sal# by Blevins k Forester IJ. * J. P- J4C«#WAI ATTORNEYS AT LAW *1 HINTON, DADK COUNTY. GEORGIA. AVill practice in the Ohcrnkcc Circuit, and Supreme an Federal courts, Prompt. atten tion to business. T J. Lumpkin, y At Law Tienton, - - Ga, Will practice in the counties of Dade and Walker. Will pay striet attentim to all business entrusted to his care. feb.!7-ly T. A. HAVIION. AITy at Law. TRENTON, GA., Will prompt attention to all business intrusted to n«Y care. tchlng Piles — Gymptcms «nd Cure The symptoms are moisture, likeperspirn ration, intense itching, increased l»y scratch ing; vesy distressing, particularly at night: Sreins ns if sin-worms were crawling in and about the rectum; tire private parts are some times affected. If allowed to continue very serious results tuny fellow. “SWA Y NE’S OINTMENT” is aplcasant, sure enre. Also for Tetter, Itch. Salt Rheum, Scald-ftevd, Erysipelas, Barbers’ Itch, Blotches, sll scaly crusty Skin Direascs. Box by mail, 50rts; :Vfor $1.25. Addreds DR WAYNE £ SON, I‘hila. Pa. Sold by Druggists. Crazy Patchwork. • llliving a large assortment of rcinencnts ai:<l pieces of handsome brocaded silks, satins and velvets, we are patting them up iti as sorted bundles and furnishing them f-or ‘Crazy Patchwork" Cushions, Mats. Tidies, Ac., Ac. Pa':k aoU'No. I—ls a handsome bundles of exquisite silks, satins and brocaded velvets (al| different). Jcst thk thjso for the insist st BKitn t attkcks <:r imxct trunk. Sentpospaid for sfi eents in postal note or one cent stamps. r*ck»«n No 2 Containing Throe times as rntteh as No I. Sent postpaid #orsl. These are all of the Terry vinrst quril.lTr and cannot be equalled at any other sink works in the IT. S. at thrf.k timk.s our prl ices. They will please any lady. One or der always brings a dozen more. LADIES, manual of fancy work, with 4<m u lustrations and full instructiir.s for artistie fancy work, handsomely bound, postpaid, 50 cents. Order now. Address, Thk Rochks -I*kr Sit.k Co., Rochester, N. Y. STRAYED A ted heifer yearling, age .abouf 18 months, a white spot in forehead. Auo information thakfnlly received, or re tiiriK'd ft family paid. \\ . A. Stv a ford, Trenton, Ga. &Lc pifec County ‘k'ltfliljj Turns. TRENTON - - - GEORGIA. T.AAIAVRO.v\ h,, [\" r ' Proprietor " KDNKSDAV, Ol TOI.KIt S. ISifc-I LOCALS. ITEMS OF HENERAI. INTEREST FROM OVER TIIE COUNTY. Throe months till county election. Mrs. It. B. Peoples Las been quite ill. The race for coroner promises to he very interesting. J. 11. Cox ami tairily left last Snt tmlay for Clark county, Ark. Mr. Black is teaching a writing school at this place. Revival meetings are general titnl meeting with good success. People can begin to prepare them selves for a siege ol candidates. It has been hot and dry enough for ‘ the last few days, to take a three | month norther to cool everything oil. j Robert Carter has been very low with rheumatism. We aic glad to see him out again. Mis J. W. Carnes had a severe at tack of cholera ntorhis Monday. She recovered in a few hours. We learn that a very interesting re vival meeting has been going on at Sulphur Springs. Dr. T. J. Lumpkin has been suf fering for the last few days with rheu matism. He is improving at present. We announce the name of J. W. Brow’ll as a candidate for coroner. Mr. Brown is .veil known over the county and needs no comment. The Trenton hoys and girls that are in attendance at schml nt Sulphur Springs, Ala., came down Maturdav evening for quarterly meeting and re mained till Monday morning. The coming election on restriction is being agitated to a considerable ex tent. It is not developed enough jjyet for us to form a conclusion as to the results. Jacob Green returned from Lexing ton, Rv., last Sunday, where be bad been to carry some sheep for that mar ket. lie reports the market full and dull. Read and consider Prof. Street’s article on Restriction and ihe issues it contains. Our columns ate open to any one who would wish to answer any position lie takes. S. M. Torhett is candidate for cor oner, Mr. Torhett is not known ’exten sively over the county, hut we can vouch for lus being a sober, industri ous and upright man. Lee Cannant known to an extent in this county, was instantly killed on the K. T. and Ya., railroad. He was a brakeman on the road and was struck by the cars passing under a trestle work. Last Thursday night near this place Mr. James Ryan’s house was burned down with nearly all the fm nitute. It was suppose l to have caught from the stove. Several o f ‘ onr citi zens have contributed to bis relief. W e were at Cole City again last Saturday. The indications seetn to he that that district will go very strong for restriction. On top there was tonte complaints for the want of water. We regret that we cannot niton ’ ! the entertainment at Morganville next Saturday night, hut it would l>c om pleasure to render any assistance we can towards obtaining a place of enter tainment for the club at any time they would wish to come to our town. We received a communication on the subject of temperance from Rising Fawn yesterday. We did not pub lish from the fact we had already do voted two columns to tho subject, therefor* wo hope the writer will take no exceptions. As will he seen in another column, we announce the name of Joiiu Clark as a candidate for Tax Assessor. Mr. Clark is well known to the people of Dude, is a man of ability and woith. 11 tho people see fit to elect him he " ill make an able end faithful Hirer. '1 lie meeting at ihi* place i* slid progress! ug. No conversions ye*. l)r. T. J. Lumpkin goes from this county as its representative. Ills majority is only tbit teen officially re turned, but over one of the oldest 1 and best citizens in the county, whatever may have iieeti expressed to •the contra iy.- \\ v with- per feet confi dence feel that he wi I faithfully rej - resent the I*c»t intercut of our county ! and its people. 1 Bird. —Ben Johnson, col., lodged, in jaii under the wlinige ol murder, t ■ hive been tried at next (adjourned) term ol court, passed before another and perfect tribunal about 8:30 p. m. I he can-e was consumption, lie was aide to sit up in the morning, ami a short while before he diet he ex pressed himself hopeful of getting well, R. M. W. Glenn, of LaFivetto, \\ alker county, was elected to the S ate Semite Irom this district liv a majority of 250. His op| nueuta wen* all men of an advanced age, and among the most pnmiinent ami es teemeJ citizens of Walker. He is only’ tventy-six years of age, and a voting man of fine ability, and one of whom Walkef may and will always feel proti 1. Mu. Editor : As our part of the County has not been heard from in several issues of your valuable pape - , please give us space for a small say. We arc lunched up for the want of rain ami the cry is, *‘Oh! I wish it would rain 1 want to get rcadv to plant wheat.” Mr, Cams preached us a good ser mon last Friday night, alter which the G. T., met and nine joined. 'Lite lodge here is a Kne one and caiculiteJ to do much good provided they con tinue to use persuasion an 1 d.» not tty to do things by force, and don’t get into the habit of abusing every ot;e who happens to take a small “tod” occasionally. Kind persuasion will accomplish much mote in the cause they espouse than eocrsion. Our Dramatic Club will give anoth er entertainment next Saturday night, and do come down all of you and help us out tor our school house needs re pair badly and these entertainments' are for that purpose. Our party who attended the cuteitaimr.cut at Trenton hist week were highly pleased and we Impe they will reciprocate and visit us. I low ever, if they cannot do so now, we ■a’ill in the near future visit Trenton, ar.d we ask them on that occasion to give us a.large house and thereby aid iu a g >od cause of general interest. Our public term of school will close next Monday, but the school will go on without intermission until the holi days, at which time we propose to have something nice for the iittle folks. Am glad to say it has gone on well, making a fine average, irtitwithstand ing reports to the contrary. All who send may rest assured that I heir chil dren will receive proper attention and treatment, ami the house made com fortable far tbe vvintei. Mi . Richard Little, brother of Mr. Win. Little, of flits jilace, has been yVery ill but we me glad to he.-tr that through the efficient management of Dr. Donkins, lie is improving. Quite a crowd went from Wildwood to the district meeting at Trenton. • s evef.tl youpir ladies, and I t“X|iect they ret timed with sader bents than they went as they left their popular and handsome yoniuf teaelier Mr M A. there. We understand the patrons ot his school wore highly pleased with him, and hmv he could leave Wildwood and not take home with hint some of those charming iritis, we can’t see. M. Morganville, Oct. G. (iKORGH.v, Dadr County : To all whom it May Concern: J. E. Patterson has in duo form applied to the undersigned for permanent letters of ad ministration on the estate of Mrs L. S. Hook, Thouns Hook and Mary E. Ridlcyj late of said county, deceased, and I will pass upon said application on the First Monday in November, 188 t. J Uiven under my hand and official signature this ilttth day of September, 1884. G. M. Crabtrkk, Ordinary. Liver, Kidney or Stomach tronble Symptoms; Impure, oonstive bowels, irreg ular appetite, sour belching, pains in side b.i 'k and head, yellow urine, burning when urinating, clay colored stools, bad breth, no desire, for work, chills, fevor, irritability whitish tongue, dry cough, dizzy head, with pu.l jmincs in hack part, logs of memory, fog gi right. lor t liese t roubles sw\yxis pn i s arc a sore cure. liox. :iu pillslbv mail '> I Ci>.. tor SI-IMI. Address DR. SWA YX K A ■450 N., 1 hiluda I’u. Sold by DrugOists. Tr i»» pc ra me l.ec l u it. Rev. J. A. Cargi’e will deliver temp-nance lecture at the C. I*. (Jhnrel house, this place next Satuidrv nigh the Ilfli inst. Kverv one kimvs hi ability as a logician, therefore let all come out and hear him. DEDICATION SERVft'KS Dr. O. T. Fitzgerald, editor of lli Nashville Chiisliait Advocate, wi’i dedicate the Methodist Clinreh at Rising Fawn, Sun-fay the ll)ih inst. We oespeak a general tniimia to b.jn one of the best preachers in die South ern Mcttii-dist church. J. \Y. C, MINES. A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Last Thursday at Rising Fawn, A*ike Riordnn happened to the un fortunate accident of getting his log rirt over and ent off by the furnace engine. It apja-ars that he and Alex. Moore ita-L *aketi too fredy of whisky and stal led back to the furnace. While on their way the engine came facing them wht n they caught and began to try to pull each other on the opposite sides, Alike falling and one wheel of the car run over his leg. WOMAN’S WORTH. They talk almut a woman’s sphere As though it hud a limit; There’s not a place in earth or heaven There’* not a task to mankind given, There’s not a blessing or a woe, Tbere’it not a whispered yes or no. There's not a life, or death or birth. That has a feather’s weight or worth, Witljuut a woman in it Airs. E 0 Bowman. State Hews. The gin house of Mr. A. A. Neal, was consumed by fire a few diys ago. Union county has not a single bar room or distillery within her limits. The drouth is injuring the sugar crop very badly in South Georgia. Turn Ma ret on, the incendiary of Conyers, lias been acquitted on the plea of insanity. Dr. Felton will preach at Airsville .regubirVy ua-4-he first Sunday in every month. A dog in Douglas eounty, bit a lit tle girl, whose father has sued for •t 5,000 damages. A voting man in Lumpkin county, aged IG, applied for a divorce after having been married thirty’ days. \N\ G. Johnson, a colored grocer in Macon was seriously cut in ait affray with another negro on the 4th iu>t. About four bundled memheis have been added to the M. E. Church South in Gtiftiti district during the Jast year. An old* man aged DO in Walker county got a board the passenger train tin: other day tor lYxas. It was the first time In* ha I evflr seen a railroad. The residßiee ot E. L. Sanders, who lives about %ve miles from Aniioeh. was eenstimed hv liie a lew nights ago with all its contents. The Ninth Georgia Battalion of Ar tillery. which was organized in Atlan ta in October, I*o2, " ill be re-united at Camp Kiikpatrick the 15th inst. Robert Usher, was arrested at Craw fordsville about the first inst., by the sheriff ot Cherokee county, Texas, <ni the charge of mtirdci at Rusk, in that county, about three years ago. All indications arc kiwi he will be acquit ted. In their presentments pulilihlicl lust week, the grain! jury compliments •lu'lgo Fiiu very highly, ami com meiuls his re-election by the next general assembly, .fmlge Fain has ma le an able officer, ami will no tlouh". be electeil for another term without opposition.—Calhoun Times. A certain 11tile boy of au editor in this state put a two cent stamp on a postal caul and canceled it himself, and wrote as follows: “Dear Cousin : I am going to school, my school teacher is the hard est woman 1 ever saw to get along with except pa. Write soon. Your cousin, Willie. His father takes consolation that when Sir Isaac Newton had a fine house built, lie had his carpenter to ent a hole large enough for the cat ami thi n re-instructed him to cut a Mmall one fur tho kittens. P ARSONS'® FILLS Anil will completely change the blood In the enure system In three month*. Any person who will take 1 PUI each night from 1 to 1* week*, may be restored to sound health, if such a thing he possible. For Female Complaints these Fills hare no equal. Physicians use them for the cure of I.IVKIt and KIDNKY diseases. Sold everywhere, or sent by mall for 250. in stamps. Circulars free. 1. S JollNfHllt . CO Ilmiwi, Mass. B ■ ■■ESfe H fift Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis, Neural -9 9hl IT! 9 ■TW 9 IPS *i». Klieti- latisrn. Jot IN non * ANO ;•» -J* 7* B£*■ 99 dvsk i.inimint i/vr Attenisf I H9la™ ™■ m H M B Wm* mJaS IS ■■ Use) wIII iii-uam»m-o«i»i» ftiwvi i;-*- tirrthta H 9 9 ■9 H n W* K B fll diseases, will ,„.-tllvel>- cure nine raw* Si 9 H 5i I IM fSj nut of I' ll- Inlormatioii that will save many * ■ ■ff (N Jtoal lives S.-Mt free hv mail. Doll ! delay a rouUMtli. 9 9 9 9 bir-. jrbssw* oasaswa. msimjSKk JOH N HON .t 00 Heston Mass Disease* of the Spine. Sold everywhere. Circulars free. 1. S- JOHNSON & VO., wostoii. Mass. It is a well-known fart that most of the ■ H H■o 0H S 3 SHHH RO% j£ Alf Horse and Cattle Powder sold In this mini- Kg Bjj SB 19 E sll HL| m® V vs If trv is worthless; that Bhcrldan s Condition EjaSß 13 Hf SL Im bs 9u£ m H I 9 Powdt'ris absolutely pure and very valuable. BSsfß HH Rfi fef” ffilr iH 'R H 0 d 1 BTIHIiL SILlIi) Ln I dpr. IXrc, oaK tra»pooi»f»l lo each pint of . .. tl# ___ . food, it will abo positively prtiv»nt and cure I Hog Cholera, Ac. BqW every where, or sentb v n>*HforlOe,fc| bb a |Mf| a I stamps. Tumlshed in f*nr«* fans, pnee $1.00; hy mail, CHICKEN CHOLERA, lcMctiurtims. i.«. joumjo,n *cu. ih»tou, tim± SUBSCRIBE for the Dade County Weekly Times A 24-Column Newspaper Published ti TJEl.El>ff' ,r 3C B C>ISr J GrA nr T. A. HAVRON AT 51.50 Per annum in advance. We give you one of the best country pa pers in North Gergia. Send In Your Names! Every Farmer, k 1 Merehaants, Mechanic, And Laborer. In Dade County shoud take and read the WEEKLY TIMES. - Published Every Wednesday % ”... All Letters on business should be addressed tt> Tiie Times, Trenton, Georgia. s® Known to Men of Fame and Science for Rfmovino ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD. AckarvDjgei t Grand, Pleasant, and ESciont Cure f:r CONSTIPATION, nVQPFPQIA known by irregular appe -111 tlto, sour belching, weight and tenderness at pit of stomach, despondency. I 11/CP Complaint. BilioognPM. Malnria. Chilli nnd tever, canning hurtT.'.-:, in back Mi'i ie. also bottom of ribs; weariness, irritability, tongue coated, skin yellow, hot and cold sen sations eyes dull, dry cough, stifled and obstruct ed feeling, irregular pulse, bad colored stools. Apnpi FXY Epilepsy. Paralysis, dim nl u 1 I,LA * Mriit.wound in ears, giddiness, confusion in head,'nervousness,flashes of light before evoa. lor., cf momory. Diseases of Bladder aui urlno dark or light,red deposit; ixiuisl. i burning, stinging, bearing down senfations, frequent desire to urinate, uneasiness, inflamed eves, dark circles, thirtt. DikeuM'i or liCADT severe pains, fluttering or weight near II LHli I f heart, mom so on moving quickly and when lying on left side; out of breath on exertion. t wranArur *nu ° r ® hAr p i*"** >*» tempi®* eyes or head; faintness, nausea. Dropsy is caused Lm watery fluid. Rheiima* flam, «Vo„ by uric acid in blood. Hour I Dis orders by corrtint matter. Worms by the jtosta within. Colds choking of the secretions. NWATNK'N PILLN, be pentlo action, remove# the cause, making a permanent cure. Sent by mail fat 25 cents box of 90 PilJs: 5 stamps ) Address, I>H. KWATNE A &ON, Fliiladrlplila, Pa. Sold by Druggists. FREE! SELF-CURE, EeciM A favorite prescription ef one of tha most noted and successful specialists in the U. S. ' now retired) for the cure of AVrro.o nrhiHt y, Vout Manhood, and Seal Dplainsealedenvelope/Vec. DrugKistscantill lb Addrets OR WARD & CO., Louisiana, Mo. Valdosta, G.a.. June 28,1R53. DR . J. JIRADFIKLR: Dear Sit— l have as you knyw been soiling your Female Regula tor for years, and I hare had a steadily in creasing demand for it, and it gives tile very best satisfaction. I frequently sell it to pby sieians who use it in their practice with sat isfactory results. Fours truij, R THOM AST, M. DoDaggudnr' . Treatise mi the lleallh and happiness Woman mailed lice. BhaDKILld Kn.ii.iioa .i*o.,,J<ia. r „ _ Box 28, -A’ auta OHLT TRUE gTIRON HTONIC FACTS RECARDINQ D?. Harter’s Iron Toni: Tt will pit. .fV and enrich the BLOOD, rogiilata the LIVER and KIDNEYS, ami Kkstouk Ttta HEALTH and VIGOR of YOUTH! 11l all those diseases rcgairlliX ucertaliiaud efllclen IttNIC, especially Uvsiiepsla. W ant of A |, petite, Indigos* lion, back 01 Strength, etc.. Us use Is marked with linmcdiale and wonduruil results. Bones., muscles and m rves coccii e new force, tniiveus the mind and supplies Brain V ;w« r. * * ■t- r, suffering Irom all complaints L. AWI El %9 peculiar to their sex will find In DR. HARTER'S IRON TONIC a sale and speedy cr.re. It gives a clear and healthy complexion. The strongest testimony to the value ot l*n. llartku’s Ittotr Tonic is that frequent attempts at counterfeiting have only added to the popular tty of the original. II you earnestly desire health do not experiment—pet the OitiGINAL AND BK^T (Send year address to Tho Dr. Harter Med. Co. V St. Louis, Mo., for our “DREAM DOOR. M Full of strange and useful inf >rmatlon. free./* Or. Harter’s Iron Tctao is for Sale by AU PhUIOGISTS AND DEALERS FvFRWWMERE. n'D ov mrp vons DEBILITY * • ergauic we*kncßi» sal d* ■T J 4ni Lumcroui ram a A tMI K R 1 81 -' uro <1 leases, b&fflins TT A tj TJ TO* Wp h m skillfW physicians. r«sul» fl }\. JCULmAm m« m rrom youthful fndiscr#- / lioaa,too free indulgence, bod over brain work. Dj *TH \ Bo* temporise while suck \P Q\A \ > . enemies lurk In your w tem. Avoid being impose*! on by rrctentioak claims Clird other remedies tor thcs§ troubles. Get onr free circn FOU lar and trial package amt SPERMATORRHEA .AIjD thousand'., an! doet not to* ItIBftTCIIAV terfere with attention to bull* IlnrU I tliu I • ccss or tn» p»i» Of ioootp Tea'SDCe. Foonded OB «cl» frv. ft cntldo medical rfinclpieo, *■» Tested for ovor O Crow)B< m f. vor and repot* rears hr uso Lv thou- tloa. Direct application to tho . _ , .cot ofdieeaae milt, l« ipl- Simla of cauJO. ciflc Influent* fcU without .. /m delay. The natural fboe -y—, .- - /<1 tlone of the human ortje /j* l=m are restored. Tb® Ct WWW &J * antmatin* element, ol » TRIAL fol life Which haw been * PACKiCc. 11l tv a .ted ore *t»cn »•<*• CALSAOC. I P 4c TS. pa,lest becotaeo 1 '* ~ ygßSßMrheerfml and *aa>» f :ND ADDR r "3 fTeoph rspidty. HA!U:3 RESfJEsJY CO., «‘fg CheraiiU. 3065o*’tk 10th nt. f St. Loa.k, Mo. Cut ® MCriT«S,$5 ; 8 '♦OKTHi, W*