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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1895)
wlWWftißw|k COLIC are jßk flfcquickly CUREDj||I WE’ with Pain-Killex. Jy we> •■v’-'w-^iis-■ '- ? -fit*: —gi r es >. 5' ■ 5 - • . ’ ?a? ' • '•' ' : e „ m ps niav assail you at any time, without warning. You are at complete disadvantage—so sudden and violent is their attack— unless you are provided with a sure cure. Pain-Killer . the surest cure, the quickest and the safest cure. It is sold everywhere at tt bottle. Sec that you get the genuine— haa “Perry Davis & Son” on bottle. ■^DRnH?THA : WA?& ia Co7n —, RELIABLE SPECIALISTS Regular Graduat.ee in Medicine, Authorized by the State. ■ c NMioral Banks lor Financial Reference, thousands of Cured Patients a!! over the United States ■ » our nr-iiessunulability. All business conducted on a strictly professional basis and strictly K ts cJLofHl’ Consultation" Free at office or by mail. ’•’ atment sent everywhere free from KJ c ?"?C,.-lon. No interference with business while using medicines. ° Seminas Weakness and Sexual Debility | (Spermatorrka/aand 7z»por«>cy) caused by youthful follies ar.dexcesi.es, ■ prodii g nervousness, :o: e.-. pimples and blotches on the face, rushes ■ BEtKI \ of blood to the head. ;.•■..■ s hi the back, confused ideas and forgetful- S s;gSfJs/ A ness. br.shfuluess. over on to society, loss of sexual power, loss of man- ■ I’ l 'tios,X7 ■ Rjl hood, etc., cured for 11; ; We cun stop night losses, restcre lost sexual ■ g O ■e A ‘** V< power, restore nerve >■ ! brain power, enlarge and strengthen weak ■ R V3®. i prrts and make you fit for marriage. “ L W*r> G x/csF" tts e- that terrible disease, in all its forms and stages cured f ■■i'ijf Vh. OJ P*' * l --’. fi r1 . i Blood Prisoning. Skin Diseases. Vlc«rs.Swcl- ; lings. Sores. Gonorrl ■ ■"' ,lei.;, air! all terms- f I’nvute Diseases cured. . i' Ct cured without caustic or cutting. No pain, 1 P .. >. - Ulvsul Ci -> exposure. Patient can use th*.* treatment at borne. B j' iA'; ••. f dA!F“' w ' ■ ' vq delicate di eases peculiar to your sex. at ■ Sj •■%’ ‘■ .’ '-evfiv- K_.<iUtt,.. » $ y 0 .17 f ,wn without instruments. Mauy'cured after n “ - fii-ve failed. Can give yea p-oo*». ■ ... .« + ».•,-» Tac‘*>real •• ret a Uk-ii. C 0.".. ASURECURE. The greatest discov- O * - . t r> i.> '.jO a,. .. . ur. ..me. One dose gives relief: a few doses remove B . . ■■•f < in joints—a cure is bound to tal-e place. Send statement of ease. ■> ‘X 's, f'r both sexes, 114 page;-, with full description of above diseases, the effects and cure, M tiOGK .alert in plain v.upper free. Reau this little bock and send for Symptom Blank. No. 1 ■ fir Me- Nc 2 for Women: No. 3 for Skin Diseases; No. 4 for Catarrh. g! Take it chances r.nd obtain the best by consulting the Leading Specialists in the United States. ■ [ honesty"! DR. HATHAWAY & CO. skill * I 22 Ft South Broad Street, ATLANTA, QA. —J | Did You Ever See 400 Pro. Pants and every pair will fit you exactly like you wish? Did you ever see 250 Suits and ever suit fit you. and made exactly like you want it? BURNEY TAILORING CO. has got just what you want and at the right prices at 220 Broad St., Rome Ga. “ ——.—.—.—. —.— (t’' 1 D D 0 PIMPLES > SI - OTCHES v t 88 » 8 S 3 * M OLa SORES X a PRICKLY ASH, PGKF ROOT CATARRH, SA~LAiM, & . ANO potassium KlOlih TROUBLES £ Makes byspepsia < e Marvelous Cures <: _'X **** ■ -Prickly Ash. Poke Ror t ano .i *4 . r-. . . urn, the greatest blood pjriai ron <♦ in Blood Poison * U Rheumatism t' e i» 1 ■■ ■»»».— tnonthi ' treuttavii’-i-ttl.i ifo'. Mf.rmgs. ' j r* o • c.n l three bortfer C. OD. « Scrofula • “'V Uaß?b. £ .-A, diseußOA >■ ‘ipx| i ' v » • «v- • v-* ' i.» n-npertlos > - 1188 * ■<» 'ag-sitiKle lirst preimleu ‘ ? . ?„• P rc lonol ’ U ■ •:YEtV l .'hlYv.Y.w.''‘d, c; \ lSot£?r’ , J ‘ j/; v fv tetter eS^* > i‘ , , n ' , l es ’ °' ll chroiie „le-is. -N eczcuna- B ?" e , m >,’v ~<l- b ” llS '' r| .’ fi l"'liis. r .! C Ui Cur •<?• Vitro-'. contr»di,.«b 0 m «y «nr. without lenr of p Twiner. v mA-1' n.7”. the world., trt makes .. .... t ■' 'I a “ d Permanent cures T- - J ( J > 5 . v. . **——~Wwwi—wm mu ii, 0.1. : O •>' - > »■ 'd 5 ***•'* 1 * I ”*jn so systems nro nelsoncd T*. P. f ,r ' ‘J' ~ ’■. ~ ... : 3 ' c ’ > blood is in noimpure con i- 1 uj>-. :■• - ■ il ;i, t : ij z- • s irregular.:k“, at; ndir .-■ -i- -•- ■■ ~ VP , ~||.... \ - <l. i. ■ 'jcneaic.l by the ~,’! .. ■ .', , u ‘ JS““U ' V' ■•■■■ 7 -,i • ''‘y--J.?, Mo., \ur. i i.n, ]■,, ;'... ■, , a d stomach X ik la. Use highest terms , .< i x 1 , ->ne frommy wnptv.w... 1 U„-oks. Xul ‘*. r , f vM . nVST. 13 <!>so lsn „i. was affected with 1 :t ' vtormij at Ln». X ■.-iso. pleurisy and rheumatism lor ±— ajfc a 1 ‘"‘ 3 treated by the vary 1 . .t ~ „ j r-»i. •-■ 1 0 CISC “ O? * Fa (i A--i.r>kuaoi ’uaerer. o o?X^te r h°e^' JtOUU *' PROPr.IETURt. A ®PWeld. B br^ , c o^.®^0 , THE HUSTLER OF ROMS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1895 FOR WOMENFOLKS HE GOT HIS NOTICE. The editor of the Chattanooga Pinies, in u m< ment of unguarded enthusiasm, wrote to the editor of the New York Sun requesting his opinion of an alleged feat accomp lished by his paper during the re cent dedication exercises at Chat tanooga. The Times man was evidently impressed with his newspaper skill and confidently looked for flatter ing mention from the eacile pen of the great Dana. hat must his surprise ha w e bf-en on reading the following, pre senting his letter, and the Sun’s notice? It may be said to be the cream of caustic frankness. U e present the limes’letter and the Sun’s replj-: “To the editor of the bun —Sir : I take pleasure in sending you by this mail the four dedication edi tions of the Chattanooga Tunes. Kindly look them over. What do you think of these editions of a da ly newspaper printed in a city of 50,000 inhabitants? Very truly yours, Adolph O ’lis.'’ Chattanooga, Sept. 21. “We don’t think anything of them at all. Any fool can get 200,- 000 papers printed if hw can raise the money to pay for them ; ’but to get good sense, simple truth, genuine v.it, good feeling, steadi ness of mind, and honest, manly purpose into them is another mat ter. Mr. Ochs is a slick chap, and he seems rather disposed to brag largely about trifles. ” is crushing sarcasm. "We were inclined to send a recent number of The Commercial to the Sun with a similar inquiry, and now we are glad we did not do it. —Atlanta Commercial. To a silver wedding celebration recently a pious old lady sent as a present a pair of flatirons, a roll ing pm and a rtiotto worked on cardboard reading: ’Fight on!” London Telegraph. BREAKING MIRROR. ’’There!” said the girl who was getting ready to go out. “I've bro ken my hand-mirror ! What does that mean?” “Seven years of sorrow,’’ said herfrnld;“it also betokens that you will quarrel with your dearest frind.” “Charlie? That would be too deadful!’ “Charlie! 1 thought you always counted me your dear est frind 1 So you have let the cat out of the bag. That pubbing-heautd Charlie Strong! Before I'd — You need’t say anything more, Sue Garland, I hate you ! And as for Charlie, you know you would have given your«-j>io ha v e caught him ! “Pooh! I refused him half a doz n times before he-ver look ’d at you I wish you good afternoon and a better temper, my dear, and the fiind slummed thedoor behind ner. Theae .vere several other girls lett, and they one and all began to condole with the girl who had broken her Hand-mirr.r. But she was iuco isolable. You see how it lias aejted already, and if there to be seven years of it I shall just die, I know I shall! There, I’ve quarrelled with Sue, the dearest girl in the world, and that’s only the beginning! Let me see where it is broken, said one of her chums as she pick ed up the cause of her trouble. There’s a fracture right through the length of the glass, but I don’t know how it came there. I didn’t drop it er strike it against, any- I thin . Seven years? Ain’t it jusC awful? Seven grandmothers 1 exclaim-j ed the other girl : that isn't a frac ture; it's nothing but a strcik of moist air- Look. I can wipe it off. with my h ndkorchief ' So it is. Oh. vou dear thing, run Sue lild bring her bae .•. ' Toll h ‘the iglaJs wasn't br< kon, and wehavenlf qiiarrelod after a 1. And the seven years are up al- ready, and ch, ain’t I just thank ful! Clothed Too Warmly—Mr. Mann : “What makes it so c< n foundedly hot in the house to night? Mrs. Mann: “I don’t know, unless it is that new coat of paint that they put on it today.—Bos ton Transcript. GIRLS WHO ECONOMIZE They we’e eating afternoon ice cream and excii.inging experiences, and the girl in red asked the girl in brown it she ever practiced econ omy. Don’t mention it, said the girl in brown. Do you see those two gloves? and she laid a dainty pair of little brown kids on the table, palms up. They're both for one hand, said the girl n red. How did that hap pen? Easily enouvh! I wear one of those gloves and carry 7 the other. It happened all through an instant at’empt I made to carry 7 out a scheme of economy. I had an old pair of brown kids just like this pair and as one of my new ones had given out I decided to use a bit of the old kids to repair it. H h? That was the first false step. Why didn’t you give your gloves to a professional glove mender? Because, my dear, the profes sional glove mender doesn’t mend. He only repairs, which menus put ting in a whole new finger. He declines to patch. Now, what 1 wanted was an invisible patch. So I cut a circular bit out of tie best part of a glove, intending to s wi‘ neatly into the break. Well? It wasn’t well. I cut a gash in my best right hand glove—and I just know that economy is the road to ruin.—Detroit Free Press. The c.ow bells were tinkling soft ly in the distance, a-- the honey mooners sat on the porch of the old farmhouse. “Isn’t that a ro mantic sound? said she. “Yes, said he. “Sounds just like the tinkle of the ice in the pitcher when I used to stay out and put up at a hotel till morning.—lndianapolis J ur nal. “And you will never forget me? asked the summer resort girl of her lover, the dry goods clerk. “Never, ’’ he said absently. “Is there anvthing more today?—De troit Free Press. Mizro:“Sad about Bloomsrby, isn’t it? Gazpipe: “How s that. Mizro: “Didn’t you hear it? Why. his wife has just died and left the poor fellow four small children to support —Exchange. Strayed or Stolen: —A hat Jersey cow, dark brown with white flanks, brass knobs on horns, -u. - p ised to ha\e a young calf. Liber al reward by E. B. Marshall, GO3 Ave. A. / —\ re Sarah I. Griffin. Only a Scar Remains •orofula Cured —Blood Purified by ► Hood’s Sarsaparilla. •C. L Hood & Co., Lowelt, Mass.: “ It is with pleasure that I seud a testimonial •oncernlng what Hood’s Sarsaparilla has done for my daughter. It is a wonderful medicine and I cannot recommend it too highly. Sarah, Who is fourteen years old. has been Afflicted With Scrofula ever since she was one year old. For five yeare Bhe has had a running soie on one side of her face. We tried every remedy recommended, but nothing did her any good uutil we commenced using Hood’s Sarsaparilla. My married daughter advised me to use Hood’s Sarsaparilla because It had cured her of dyspepsia. She had been troubled with that complaint since childhood, and since her cure she has never been without a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in the house. We commenced giving it to Sarali about one year .go, and it has conquered the running sore, Only a Scar Remaining as a trace of the dreadful disease. Previous to taking the medicine her eyesight was affected out now she can se? perfectly. In connection with Hood's Sarsaparilla we have used Hooii s Vegetable : .i. . ;:i <! find them the best.’’ Mrs. Maria Gt.:: i i <, X -nia, Illinois. — —l —* Hood's Pills < i re iK'nsea, siel: !»:;itae!ie, iadigesUoa. bmouspesa Bohl by all druggls * 1 ROME NOTION STORE Will open October Ist with the freshest an 2 newest good* * ver brought to the Rome market and you may Lookout For low Prices The store will be located in the Masonic Temple, corner Broad Street and Fourth Avenue, Good location for such and attractive store. Will be the Popular Pice * For Notions and Novelties of kind at such prices as will made you open your eyes Remember the THE ROME NOTION STORE I T“THE M LATEST.” 4- < (Z* X I. A. Gcimmon $ Co. dome Mutual Loan Association HOME OFFICE ROME GORGIA, 325, Broad Street A National Bonding and Loan Comply Purely Mutual, Safe Investment and Good Profit Made by Small Monthly Payments. • • v KjICEK- . J a GLOvKR, Preslrtent J. D. MOORX, »aaTy * Lw. CHAS. 1. GRAVES. Vice Piesiv J. H. RHCDUSv fea.nl ■ MITH. Genera) Council. BEST HEART SHINGLES MM j CUNDEILLUMBERCOMFriY
