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“UITT6."
ACiii:iolit the Bestof u Traveling
Man. .
There were three or four unoccrs
pied #eats in the car, but he atood |
tor 8 moment, grip in hand, near
*he door, then walked to a seat
i which a voung lady sat alone
and sat down beside her with ay
im}lu-!um-v th t sstonuded all oths
er passengere, aave the N. Y, Ban.
The girl loakd at Lim and weound
’ht‘ car and evide {;'l_? realized the
stnatum, ("nr she took pencil and
gab ot from Lor reticnle and made
egendy for him. After about five
sinutes the mow torned to her
and observeds
“Bey pardos it I aw mistaken,
but duoit youlive at Uriea®”
She looked upin a furtive way,
. #ud then wrote on the tablct and
Danded hLiw:
*I am deaf sud dumt.,” ,
**‘Ah! By George!” he sizhedys |
he axid §i; “that’s too, ton bad! ,
-Deuced pretty girl to kave such a
migfortune. Well, I'm left, after!
=all my smartiess, Saw her at the |
window beiore T got on,and earricd
~out the plan to a dot. Deaf and'
«dumb, ¢h ? First T ever struek.” |
He nodded his Lead to her to
wgnify that he undérstood, and he
would have been glad to chance
seats i! he could have done so with
out loas ot diguity. Ar the train
thundered on he perused the cons
tents of a couple of newspapers,
yawned awhile, snd then bought
And finished a novel ; and fiually.
after a ride of feur mortal honrs (he
whistle blew, and he reached for his
grip with the vemurk
“I"l be haned it Lein't glad this
stupid ride hes cone to an end at
la=t.”
“Dirte ' qaictly replied the girl
as she turned on Lim,
“You--yeu!l” he gasped, as e
aocd thera Lokl down upon her
with twelve kinds ot emotion gal
lopiag over Lix countenance.
“Geood-bye,” zhe suid, aua he
Facked out and diopped to the
plattorn like a man retreating
trom & mul’s Lind lege.
Xie Lived on Dirt.
In the deep cut cn the South
western vailroad whore it run.
through Dudley’s field i a large
quanity of very chaiky looking
elay :ul living up the railroad
wear thewat. rworks ou Lee strect
#a strong and heilthy looking
negro woman. Every day for th-
Inst seven or eight years, this
woman has hes gone uto the cut,
#cooped up a shoe hox full of this
chalky cluy, taken it back to her
house and caten . She takes
this preferslic to meat and it gens
erally takes five to six pounds of
of the clay for a days rations. Bhe
will scoop out the clear white sand
trom the ereck, put it in oven and
dry it and lay it up asa child ests
rugar by the handful, and yet she
has not the bloated appearance thut
dirt eaters wesr.” The collard peos
ple near Ler Fouse wili point her
out to sry oie who wauts to eee a
{at, strong, greasy, dirtseater who
seems to keep off hard _times and
defy hunger by eating the clay snd
dirt under her feet. Mr. Dudley ;
will have to put in a bill for ra
tions farnished if hé don't waot Lis :
land ef ten up. |
Weman Sold.
According to the reports from
Hodeida, one of the largest porta
of Arabla, on the Red Sea, sluves
are smuggled across from Africa
in large numbers. It is charged
that the Turkish officers connive,
at the trale and receive bribe
money amounting to $2 a head on
the slave importations. In this
part of Avrabia slaves from the
Zaugibar corst were formerly in
troduced in lurge numbers, fnding
en ployment chicfly in the harens
ard doing Jomestic service. The
blockades lave practically cut off
there sources of supply and most
ot the slaves now imported are
Galls and Abyssinian girls, who
ean be tiken 1o the coast at the
naprow part of the Red Sea and
ghipped seross in a pight. Most
of these girls arc -destined for the
harers, and .the nore attractive
zmong them sell ut the compara~
tively cheap rate o’ £l2O to $2OO
upiece, N
Dr. Pierce's Pellets are Antis
billious and Laxative, or Cathartic
sccording Yo size of dose.
Guard Against the Strike.
and always havea botthéof Acker's
English Remedy in the-house. You
cannot tell how soon Croup may
utrike your little one, or a cold or
sough mny fasten jsclf upon you,
One doge is a priventative and a
few doses. a .positive eure. All
Throat and Liine troubles viéld to
it treatifient, - A sample Fattle is’
given you frec sud the Roniedy
guaranteel by Wi'C, Kentlrick,
"' WOMER'S EYES. ; /
Poets Seem Always to Have Lived in Them
. ‘The poeis hfwgi. it ofie may )uti}_«
from their _\'P{titefi', lived in wum';"!g'u,
’}e_w-s since there were poets to live
anywhers, Thev Legan it very
cearly; forin the hoos of Genesis
we read of 3he tendereyed - Leal:,
(in thatessentially poétic account of
sacob’s wooing. David, who was
himeself. “reddy and -withal fuir of
ceyes,” krew the grest expressive
‘use of the eyes apart’ from their
visuei office, for he declared,. that
“the light of the'eyes rejoiceth the
heart.” Quite naturally his son
Halaman. who was a man of expes
| riences, was pest master in the
knawledze of the arts of the eye.
{ He did not wait tor Lis Canticles,
Cwhere tie may be said to have let
’ himselt out, to make leferences to
the power of the fominine eye, for
the Proverbs wisely counsel the
youny man nat-to be “tuken with
the eyelids” ot woman. But when
it comes to the song of songs,which
is Solomon’s, we hitve 4 reries of
eye pictures of genvine warmth of
color. “Thou “art fair, thou hast
dove's eyes,” he says#: and again,
“thine cycs are like the fish pools
i+ Heshibon.” Tlas is rather odd,
beesuse the fish-poo’s of Heshbon,
| reflectivg the Syrian sky, must
'bave been Llue. W here Solomon's
Cinamorata’s eves blue? Whatever
i_Lh‘:ir color was, there waene doubt
‘uhout their eftect upon the King .
i for he declares, “Thou hast ravish.
'ed my heart with thine eycs,” and
!; then implores, “turn away thine
teves from me, for they overcome
me.” Cowing from the poets of
the Bible to that ulmost biblical poet,
Milton, we fnd the «anie suscepti
bility. **Grace was in all her steps,
| heaven in ber eye,” he said of Fve,
summing it «ll up in a line.
1, Shakspeare overflows with the licht
It)f woman'seves. Wordsworth whose
plirace, “the barsest of a quiet eye,”
; would alone justity for him the
\name of poct, who kuew the full
value of the humon eve, if ever
;pmt did; and if he did not roye as
Byron did aud talk about the eve
i which, like that of the bride of
Abydog, was “in itself a soul,” it
! was lett ‘or Wordsworth to fXpress
a peculiar shade: of centiment in
these verses
“Alas! how little can a mcemert
show
Of an eve whore fee ing plave
In a thousaad dewy rays.” .
There 18 just a‘chanee for one
more extract, before the column is
full—-atd the book ot familisr
quotations exhar A for (he odd.
ly mixed sivi'ez in 3lich the in
imitable an | ctvet line Lavelace
makes Orpheus pacietically lament
Euphrosyne to the beasts
*“Ohb! could you view the melody
- Of every grace,
And music of her face,
You'd drop o tear;
Seeing more harmony |
In ber bright eve
Thau now vou hear. |
b ena Tet ——e,
| » .'?‘\]‘:Qllnd for Eiever Days.
N Mg Love,ot Leesburg,Ga,
] widow of aa emirent and successtul
s physician, says under date Sep. 20,
{ 1888 - My husband in a large and
|loérative practice used Swilt's
iSpecilic, and with it restored to
‘health many persons in which
?cuses all others melicines proved
{useléss. Oue young man who had
,been treated for six years for
'blood poison, condition had grads
fuully grew worse, and got to be
‘horrible, He was helpless for
“twelve months and blind for eleven
Ednys. His case scemed incurable,
| But Le was cured sound and well
by 8.5.8, aud to-duy is a strong
" and healthy man,
| PERyMANENT.
- the time I bezun taking 8.8,
S my body and arms were almost
j\m‘.e solid sore, and I had been tak
ing medicine for twenty-six years
to cure blood poison. In less thau
thirty days my skiv had all cleaned
off and ] was a well man.
| John B Wills,
31 Washington St. Atlanta Ga.,
€ Oct. 23, 1838,
- Switi’s Specific cured me of malig
naut Blood Poison after I had
been treated in vaio with old so
called remecies of Mercury and
Potash.” SBB. not only cues
Blood Toison but relisves Rbeu
matism which wis caufed by the
poisonous minerals. Gean, Dovell. |
2422 3.1 Avenue N. Y. |
Swift’s Specifie is entirely a veg- f
etable medicive and is the only med- i
icine which has ever cured Blood |
Poison,; Secrofula, Blood Humors |
and kindred dizesse. Send tor our |
boais on Blood and Skin Diseases, |
mailedtres, THE SW:FL SPE- |
CIFICLO, : [.
Drawer 3, Atlapta, (Ga !
It s the lfrgricfn Way. - -
© Mr. Cleveland hed not beeu out
of the white house a month before
he wad made commizsioner to
look atter the estimates and assess
ments in the watter of Hizh Brid.¢
park.
I was a very modest snd even
humble office compared with that
of president of the United Siates,
but there is no reason whyv Mr.
Cleveland should not scrvein it
He isin thé prime of life and
full of enegy: In this countivun
exspresident stands on an - equal
footing with the - fellow-citizens.
He is not a piece fragile bric-a
brac to keep in a glass case, He
is ot entitled to a pension and it
is the impression thot the abilities
that raised Lim to tle presidency
will enable him to earn Li= own
liveliiood. Oue of our carly nresi
deuts acted as a road commissioner
after he left the white house, and
ex-President Monroe became jns
tice of the peace, :
There was 1o lowering of person
#} dignity in the aceéptance of wny
ot these offices. Doubiless Mir.
Clevelund take this view of it. He
iz a plain American and he likes
our pluin American wayv o treats
ing ex—president.—Coastution
Is Conssmuation Incurable 2
Read the following: Mr. €. H.
Morris, Nowark, Ark., Ay :
“*Wasdown with Abscess of Lun 3,
and {riends and physicians pro
nounced me an Ineurable Con
gumptive. Becun taking Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
am now on my third bottle, and
üble to oversee the work om my
farm. It is:the finest medicine
ever made’.;. >
Jesse Middlewart, Decatar,Onio,
says: “Had it not been jor Dr.
King’s New Discovery fir - o
sumptien T would Lave died
Lung Troubles. Was siveu 3
doctors, Am uwow in b
health” Try it. Sample
free at Crouch Br g’ Drug sicrs,
ot
Hoppi ess and Contentme; *
Canrot go hand in hand if « ok
ou the dark side of every | i
stecle. Nothing will so daries lifo
and make it a burden as Dyspepsia,
Acker’s Dyspepsia Ta'le's will
cure the worst form of Dyspepsin,
Constipation and Indicestion, ard
make lite a happiness ar d pleasore.
Sold 225 and 50 cents by W. C.
Kend:ick,
SR SERAE Y RS
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Ralt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, ( hap~
ped Hauds, Chilbisins, ¢ orns. aad
all S<in Eruptious, aud positive.y
cures DPiles. It 15 guaranteed to
give perfoct satisfaciion, or mouey
refunded. Price 25 ceuts per box.
> IPor sule by Crouch Bros.
‘BLOOD AND ENAIN.
e ———
Pure blood is what cils the maclinery of life.
tases every movement of tiie body, removes stid
ness of tie Joints, drives out pain from the nerves,
stimulates the brabm protects the liver and Lidrevs
from initation, enghles physical exdrtion without
fatigue, prolongs life, and makes men and women
perfect in health and feature. Good blood and
good brain are insenzrable. .Aim o ke » the blood
pure by using th only true blocd remncdy, B. B. B.
{Botanic Blood Balpny
Miss 8. Tomlinson, Atlanta, Ga., savs :
* For many years [ huve been afiicted with rheu
‘matism combined with severe kidney trouoies, indi
; gestion and nervous proszication,
Rheuma;ism Several physicians were em
pleyed and numerous patent
medicines resorted to without benefit. At last !
began the use of B. B. 8., and its eiect was like
magic. Rheumatic pains ceased, my Kidneys were
relieved, and my constitution improved at vace.”
Z. T. Hallerton, Macon, Ga., writes
* Three years ago I contrected a biood poison. 1
applied to a physician at once, and his treatment
came near killing me. Temploved an old physician
and thn went to Kentucky. 1
Hot Sprinug then went to lot Springs and
o L v
remained two montirs, but noth
ing seemed to cure me permanently, although tem
porary relief was givea,me. I returned home 2
rwined man physically, with but little prospect of
ever getting well, I was persuaded te tiy li, B. B,
and to my utter astonishment it quickly healed
every wicern"” |
W. C. McGaugley, Webb City, Ark,, writes:
* I owe the comiort of my life to a use of B, B. B.
I was troubled with blood paison
Bad Blo(}d for five or six years, aad found nu
relief equal to toat given by this
valuable remedy,”
—— \
Mrs. Emma Grifiiths, Utitis, Tenn., writes: ‘
** The doctors said my boy twelve years old had |
scarofula. His knes were drawn up and joints were |
stifl, and for three years he had been ‘
ScrOflfl& unable to walk., One bottle of B. B. 5
has done him so much good he can
now walk, and his pain has ceased. Its action on |
@y Loy has been prouvunced wmost wondeniul” (8§
ATLLTEC TS |
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GREAT REDUCTION 1 T
il 4gy -
lfiiijl §g". to *"):E- an /D :--xa
Thiu_l",!ogum Parlor Organ ';? L_-‘#fg g
es s RS
s b eods, =43 .
toprtopecvety 00l STREEE b |
$53.00. With right and lofe |8 (g “' |
coupler. *“Warranted for 6 -k Bt
ZT'J'S,- ST R -
tiB only TIECCSSATY L 0 80, OIPN-,. .
roferences as to your re. s G S
Bpensibilits Mo any by . PITIEROT s |
:"- i;:flmu‘ “r,merchunt or \§ i‘ 1Y i i
X]TeBs Aya 4 sl il |
will be fl.'u,;‘,fi‘?;’,;‘;f;,z“jg":;: {g& AR ELa- |
ten dave' test tria], B ffl.:;. NS, 1.
TUTRONTIT Troo to T e L |
wfi:ustu;:-s: Wilie re, and eava money, Solia i
Meatlon l'aw_ whore this “4D ** {g sgen, f
Re-elogted Mayor April 0, 1938, by a lerge |
majority, i
.W, ALLEGEIR, |
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Wasning'fi,vr:— Warren Countp, : Neep lorsey, |
SITED £7a7gg op ABETIGA. ’
{o 0 FORDYSPEPRIA -« |
Use Brown's iron Ditters, - .
"L 7o T Bhysicians rocommend it s, ot
All deslers Leepit. $l.OO per hottle,. Gonuine
has trade-maric i croesed red lines on.wripper,
Strictly Pure Paints.
rictly Pure Paints.
e QU ——— |
We <7! the atte: ot Painters and everybody to our Celehr |
PURE : READY : MIXED : PAINTS. l
vatch we sell under ing positive guarantee : ,
We guarantee our .y Mixed Puints, when properly apvlied to a
good surtace, N » £ " T'O CR ACIL, CIIAIJI{.I
(>EX I*R.RKCE_. and to give perfect satisfaction as a first-class
pint, and if after Three Yeurs Wear, it fails to meet the above require~
menis, we agree to furnish paints free ot charge to repaint building.
The Ullmann & Phitpot 3 fe. Co.
A fall stock of these paints oo hand and for sale by
CROUCH BROTHERS.
7 L ’ vl e
Watches, Jewelry,
~o < .
silverware, Clocks,
S i 2.
Speclacles &e.
N. B. BARNES
l\o I)o e VAN BJ:\%-
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Depairing atßeck Bottom prices
Main Steet, Dawson, Ga.
W, £ PRINCE,
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Dawson, Georgia.
PIAN:
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4 BENE - ‘
and Orge o fo
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Nale,
Tuning ond Repairine Uene in First-Class
Sry.e
- Remember that T will ke p yonr
Tianos in perfect order for tea dol~
lors a year. That weans ton nyg,
replacing broken strings, new un—
dercloths, filiing ch ck puds, key
lifter pads, freing reculudng p ds,
wedeing out key imoruises, veiin
damper sockets, rebuilding d Lnp—
ers, felting buff stps and recover
ine hsmmers. All work suaran
teed law prepared to do all kind
f Pisno repairing,
Respectiully,
L. D. Lockmarr, jr
Dawson, Ga.
with Jas. Iricker & Bro., Ameri
cas, Ga
2 ¢ .
Central 8. B. of Gzorgia,
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?’M;‘?'H ks
' The Southwestern Divisio
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' L.v Macon 10 05am ar 6 10pm
|ar Ft Valley* 11 2lam 5 05pm
| Mar'ville 1188 am 4 47pm
- ““ Winchester 11 43am 4 43pm
- Mte'zuma® 12 oam 4 20pm
- Oglethorpe 1210 pm 4 15pm
¢ Anderson 12 30pm 352 pm
- ‘* Americus® 12 52pm = 3 27pm
“ “ESmith'le 1 20pm 3001)”1'
- “ Bronwood 1 HGpm 1():{1)m |
** Dawson 2 Wopm 1250 pm
*“ Shellman 2 30pm 12 29pm |
Cuthbert* 2 50pm 12 58 |
“ Worris 3 10pm 11 48am |
iteher’s 3 20pm 11 39am |
“sorgetown 335 pm 11 23am |
wufaula® 3 43pm 11 15am g
*'Spring Hill* 4 23pm 10 36am i
“ Midway* 4 42pm 10 15am |
* Un’n Sprigs+) 10pm 9 4ham |
¢ Pike Road 6 10pm 8 22am |
¢ Mont'gry* 6 45pm 7 45am |
Trains wsiug North Read up. '
*Tolograph ~ station. Councets |
»t Fort Vally for Perry; at Smith- |
ville for Albany and " Blakely; at ;
Cuthbert for lort Gaines; at Eu. g
fhula for Clavton. 2
DON'T AUI THERISK
of losing vour c!\iijl by Rw;rml"lng“’on_nl to ‘
work out its destruction, W hea achild fails to
slesp veell, 1s restioss, wanatural in its appetite
avy! griml» uf testh, .ufu have nh'uu.;‘m.'hun!ioni ’
of Worms ; the positive cure for this ix B. A.
FAUNESTOCR'S VERMIN UG E. Ackvons |
druzgist foe it I*s timely uso may .43 € VGur
il ot g
BUILDING MADE CHEAP
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—BY CONTRACTING WITH—
GEQ. V. PHCE,
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DAWSON . GA.
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weitan {5O Yy il
Coutracts for all kinds of builds
ing token atlowest rates, and ma
terial furnished when desived. 1
have been in the business for fif
teen yedrs and know my busivess
and guarantee my work,
A - »
REill Worlk.
I have had a large experience in
this line, and gusrantee to do good
and cheap work on pew mills or
repairing old ones,
Nb 2 e
Giin YWorlk.
I have had twelve yeurs experis
ence with ma hinery aud a full et
of tcolz can make your old gin
work like a new one. I have re
paired a large number of gin« - d
have yet to heur the first comz ¢
ot my work or price. I shuiper
gins by machinery or hand and ail
work dine wii be made payable
Octobe - Ist. 1889,
I will eall on vou curing the
spring and summer months, This
is allowing you a showing, and I
hope you will hold your work for
me. My address is Lock Box,
224, Dawson. Ga,
G, V. PACE.
Feb. 20,1889,
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the best organ should acquaint them
selves with the merits of our instra
ments. Don’t take our word for
what we gay, but see and test our
instruments. It no dealer sells our
argans in your loca'ity, write to the
factory.
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Sept. 26.
T Who are Weak Nervous
" ’ wnd Debilitated and sufter
il {Wing from Nervous Dobili-
BRI ty, Seminal Weakness,
Nisntly Emissions, and all the ef
fects of early Evil Habit., which
lead to Premature Decay, Consump
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DRUGS@NMEDICINES,
MaIN STREET, DAawsox, GA.
Being unahle to =el! 1y steek of Drugs, [am still at my OLD
STAND on Main Str. Dawson, Ga., and will keep a full and we!l
sclected stock of everything usually found in a
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FIRST-GLASS DRUG STORE,
and will sell as cheap as any house in South-west Georgia,
2 " sor wx e P Ty ey
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Or to Prompt Paying Cumtomers
Parties owing me are enrnestly requested to SETTLE AT AN
EARLY DATE. C. E, FARrAR is authotized to muke Settle
ments and receipt, in my nwme, for any money due e,
By fair dealings I hope to merit a liberal share of
PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
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i wents. Dentists Gold Foil, and everything else usauily
§ kept in n FirstcLass JEwrLuy Store. Watehes,
5 Clocks and Jewelry Repair:l and Warranted.
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GOOS WE SELIL ENGRAVED FREE.
Our Music Department i= tilled with
| Firat-class Pianos and Ocgans, Violins, Guitavs, Ban
i Jos, Tambourines, Accordions, Sirings and Trimmings,
i and all such other Goods as belons 1o that line. Orders
i for Sheet Music will receive Prompt Attentivn. Our Man.
i L. D. Locknaxt, Jr., will zoany where in Southwest Georuia
l to tune and Repair Pianos and Organs, or call apon those wishe
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H.H. P, H, H P,
What is H. I 1 P.°2?
H. H, P. is a liquid Panacea. Pleasant to the taste-—that relieve
at once, SICKHEADACHE, CONSTIPATION and DYSPEPSIA,
H. H. P. acts gently, but effectively on the bowels and liver.
H. . P. does not nauseate or gripe,
H. H. P. is guaranteed to please you or your money refunded by
G. BARRETT & €O, Augusta Ga.
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JERSSY - FLATS - CHILY - AND - PEVER - rUan
Is warranted to cure Chills ana Fevers, Bilious, Lutermittent, Remittent
orany Kind of Fevers aad « hitls.
WITH JERSEY FLATS, IF TIIERE 1S NO CURLE, NO Pay
Remember Jersey Flats stops shakes and acues. JERSEY FLATS,
Warranted by G. BARRETT & ¢°o., Augusta, G 105
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GILDER’ - LIVER PILLS
Are Purely Vegetable and the best for all diseases of the Stomael
and Buwels. Try Gilder’s Liver Pills.
G. BARRETT & CO., Prop’s. Augusta, Ga.,
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MC's 15\1?3&1 LINIMEN i
f'ures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds and Swellings,
Does not blister or remove the Hair. Try a bottle of Mc’s Irish Liniment
Manufactured by G. BARREIT & CO,, Augusta, Ga.
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For un appotiser,
Cures Heartburn and Indigrstion.
Relieves Sour Stomach.
BARRETIS TON 1C,»”
For Sleepuess aud Nervousness,
Has no equal.
G. BARRETT & CO., Prop’s. Augusta, Ga.
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