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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
They are Busy Preoaring the Slate
at Saratoga.
Saratoga, N. Y., Sept. 17.—Th*
advance contingent of Republican
politicians who are here in great
inxirbors had a busy day in making
and Sbrt aking slates.
Ali slates had Levi P. Morton’*
name at the top and variations
; were-.aL the names of the candi
dates for lieutenant governor and
judge W the court of appeals.
FiaaVlv aslate was produced which
it is claimed, will stand the knocks
of two aaore days and be accepted
by the convention, as follows:
For''Governor, Levi P.JMorton, oi
Duchess; for Lieutenant Governor.
Jaanes M . Wadsworth, of Geneseo ;
fdT-Judg of* the Court of Appeals,
Albert. Height, of Buffalo. There
is no question about the head of
’.the ticket.
|B9t. "Morton will be nominated
by .acclamation, as stated by Mr.
’’Platt, >gt at any rate on the first
V ballot
.Women Riders are not Bibulous.
J am wary sorry to think that there
strenaPK- men who are so uarrow
nunded-iud pig- headed as to form
an opinion of women who
r_ae the bicycla.
II ha*e beep riding for the last few
Bionihs, and have never enjoyed my
f.c much in all my former recrea
...♦onr. as I have since owning a wheel
Lnd as for the women drinking
hew or something stronger,
s Herman’' doos not hesitate to
j nsinmdm have never seen one who
Last:..!,.:: anything stronger that
soda or lemonade in all the long
miles I have ridden.
Hoping in the near future he will
change his minO and buy both ot
lbs daughters, rs well as himself, a
•wheel, if lie can afford them, I am
and will remain as long as I am able.
ONE OF THOSE WHO RIDE
New York World.
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THE CONSTITUTION,
ATLANTA. GA.
slates, tablets
Pencils at Smiths
j. r. u.
ForGod, and Homs, and Native
land.
A MODERN DANIEL.
“T«a or coffee?” It was a cold
winter morning at a railway sta
tion. “Neithor please; a glass of
water/’ He tat opposite us at the
dinner table and we noted him
closely. Peeping out from beneath
his co-st was a gold star; and then
we knew he w s a chief of police
We sat thinking about that gla s
of cold water and the frost upon
the window panes, and so after our
return to the train took occasion
to scrape an acquaintance. There
is one pleasant thing about Amer
ican travel; a man need never be
lonesome. -
There is a free-masonry about
our citizenship that brooks no ar
tificial dignity. No American u •
less he has been a long time on th<
wrong sided the Atlantic, resents
a courteous self-intioduction
“Yes,” he said in answer to ai
inquiry, “I have been a chief ot
police a number of years, but I do
not think that whiskey or bee r
helpiaman to keep himself or his
city iu order There is not a man
oii my force who drinks, and as
for myself 1 do not know the taste
of whiskey er tobacco.
1 have nover played a game o’
cards in my life and just now .1
haven’t time to learn. There is not
a gambling room open in our city
or half open, I closed the last at
empt to run "on the sly” bst
week.
lam rt-sponsibh for the good
order of our community, and I
thina my first duty is to govern
myself. For years and years I b: v
been saying‘No’to every inrita
tiou to ‘have somethii g,’ and now
it is a matter of habit.
I do not often meet a man as
sound physically as I am and
there are not a great many of my
s ze and weight that care to take
hold of me. Once iu a while I take
a glass of milk, if out in the coun
try , but I have dra k water all ray
life so far and I think I will keep
on.”
We looked him over a second
time; and if there is any artist
looking for a model of the youug
man that “appeared fairer aud
fatter in flesh than ail the children
that did eat the portion of the
king’s meat,” we will tell him
where to find a figure for his ■
study.—lnterior,
The great prohibition petition,in
many languages,which a Commis
sion of the World’s Woman’s
Christian Temperance Union will
present to the principal govern
ments of the world, to secure legis
lation prohibiting traffic in liquor
and opiuim.has already over 3,000>
000 names of signers and indorsers
The petition is said to be fifteen
miles in length.
Four million names will be se
cured, aud then the Commission
will start in the autumn of 1895.
It Will be presented in Washing
ton, then m London, Rome, Ath
ens, Jerusalem, Cairo, Bombay,
C n’uii, Colombo, Tokio, Austra
lia, reaching San Francisco in
June, 1896. A special steamer will
carry the Commission in their tour
round the world. One million id >re
signers are wanted. Write to Mr.
Alice E Brigs, 1107 The Temple,
Chicogo. for blanks.
mrrpE a.v easy prey,
with your flesh reduced below a healthy
standard, for Consumption aud other Scrof
ulous and <lau porous diseases. And it's for
lust this condition that Dr. Pierce’s iJoldea
Medical Discovery is especially valuable.
If you'ra thinner than you ought to be,
whether from wasting diseases, defective
nutrition, or whatever cause, the “ Discov
ery ” will surely bring you up to the healthy
standard. By restoring the normal action of
the deranged organs and functions, it arouses
every natural source and means of nourish
ment. As a strength-restorer and flesh
builder, nothing like this medicine is known
to medical science. Filthy Cod Liver Oil and
all its disguised compounds can’t compare
with it.
It's sold an trial. . That is. In everything
that’s claimed for it, if the “ Discovery ” ever
fails to benefit or cure, you have your money
back.
1 What offer oould be more business-like I
Best flour at Morris
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tee them to be the best and most perfect mae'e in the world. They
will save more than there cost in fuel in one year, We also havo a com
ple.e stock of everything in the house-keeping line, and you will find
us lower than any firm in North Georgia, We arethe oldest and largest
Crockery house in North Georgia, Call and see us if you need any-«
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Stomach Appetite
NoW-GtNWNE V/'THOUT THE LIKENESS . .Nu
SIONATURE ar; LA.I MED'uCJ ■••• Vroi-ertl:-
Each V/fc. p t. ' 4 fATnrijx ,
' *. fa A .
Everyb dy wh t is
so-nebody pleaches the
doctrin: “Patronize
home industry.’’ Lov
ers of a good cigar can
afford to n-actice what
they preach for Wait
er’s Home made cigars
are the best on the mar
ket.
Irving W. Ln«i> or-, • l>vn <.}*! ,li
rector oY,M. C a Im,. V<q
low 4, u.r, Nhe «-,(• (> xi-,.1 tlt.ou i
recuinni< j rul Ch->u berlxi i „ P.p, J;*
♦o AtbleticH uy txii.iHfM, i>». ycli-i>. f,, •
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tfpneril f-T billspr H it, s ,| ld ,|j
locutions; u i-<> lor h i-oi,,.u M , n t wf ..v,
nem i f die inin-e'-> when w ,’i (
l*efor-‘ ti e pur s ’•e<-nn e ten >t
will effect acme n. i.t eb.-df t| IP n
usually req i’re“. F,,i- <- b> L .ai .
B os D n gg:s' -•
H, A. Smith will sell
you school books
cheaper than the
cheapest.
Elect.on Notice “For Fence
or*’Stock Law,”
G-orjfhi, Flo,d c Minty Nocice is hereby given
that an Election will l>e held at the Courthouse
• grounds in the 1516th District (Ridge Valiey) o ,
11. in said counts on 13th day of September
[1894; In which th i< lestimi will be submitted
to the voters of saiu District “For Fence or
••Stoc Law”
Given under my hand and official Signature
! this z!<th day of August 1884,
• 15” John I’, Davis, Ordinary.
Wild Land Sale.
Will I>e sol I bsto. e •■<> i <> rr itoase door in
thecit- of < "ui', ?■ y l c .uu y, Ga. be weeu
. tue legal hour-v, s.i.e ... .h - .its Hies mv in
J December, lo.d ,b u s. ribeu , n.p
--1 rtv to .it,:
Wild land lot No. sleotit.il dug one h n.dr- d
and -ixty ,i< res. anu E s' halt . i ot No ,v>: con
• t lining oig . acres, ah i . uie 4h. D.s.ri and
SlhSieiioii 1 '■ I yu County. <4a. Leviedou b?
virtuebl 11 ti i»',, r the yeaij isa, ~, ,«.,3 ii.
I ,-l .sive, is« e i li, .i i..i .1 Black. T i in f;,v ((r
: ot St i e an I ■ . to. y vs. .100. W. Join s as the
propertv oi the defend.nr.
. to d s-d . .laKi: Alooke, S.ie ill.
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T he eomparati vevalu* oftheee twocarde
la known to most persona.
They illustrate that greater quantity is
Not always moat to be deaired.
These cards express the beneficial qual- I
ity of
Ripans • Tabu les
compared with any previously known
DYSPEPSIA ‘IL'RE. ~
Bipans Tabulee: Prirt , 50 cents a box.
Os druggists, cr by mail.
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RIPAKS CHEMICAL CO., 10 S;.-->cs St., Hi.?.
1 S S Ls S
V 11 Lr U j
We make them and sell
them at bottom pxices,
HUME & PERKINS
-A.- "W.
Leather and Lhoe Findings,
Hand made Shoes buiit to order. Repairing
a speciality, at
Masonic Temple Store.
TO MY FKIENOS hikl PATRONS
I l ia\M >)|hh -•<! ti;i t*i» 3 u> > a
\ ieta Ho nt, newly furni* mm a ( 1
renovated and am ih»a p-tiriy to
a ccomodate tt e ; i . j .
able prices.
"i If Mrs Lou Folio’s.
AH kinds of sch 101
text books at H. A.
Smiths.
Elsilj, C«lsl;j, Pjmmirtl' Brstwei-
MAGNETIC ftESyiNE
restore Lost Manhood. ( u: oh ex-
Debility aid all the evils from early or . [)etuSi
ceases, ther-suli. oT overwork, wyrry. » .
etc. Full BtreiiKth, tone and deye.opm® .njrove
to every or«an or portion of the * fbouo
m.Hitimni'-diat ly se 'ifr mi thenrstrw x. p gn
ends of letters of praise on hlein ” uro “’ ; i L. an/
be carried in vest pocitet. bjr trest"
address ou receipt of price. Op® m ° as no wid l
men#in eachlsix. i’ricesl.oo.6 boxes. • ■ ' ure( j.
Written Guarantee to refund money if o
Mend to ua for the Genuine. Circulars r