The Dawson journal., 1885-10-01
A Few Words of Soberpess.

advertisement, Of that new and
justly celebrated remedy for
coughs, colds and consumption.
And by way Of an introduction,
we merely have to say, that it is
not one of those quack medicines
that IS heralded before the public
under some secret caption, but
possesses plain and familiar
name, which indicates the simple
ingredients that make the medi-
cine.
The Sweet Gum of the South
ern swamps eontainssa stimula-,
ting expectorant principle which
loosens the phlegm, and relieves
the early morning cough in the
consumptive, and aids the child to
overcome sudden and dangerous
attacks of Group. This. combined
with the tea made from the Mul-
leln stalks of the old field, which
contains mucilaginous healing
principle now drawing the atten-
tion Of the leading physicians of
the world, as being superior to
to that nauseous dose, "Cod Liver
OIL" and combined as they are in
"Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet Gum and Mullen" it pre-
sents the finest krown remedy yet
offered Tor Lung and Bronchial
troubles, and SO pleasant in it's
nature that any child is pleased
to take it.
So well assured is the proprie-
tor of this celebrated remedy of
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet Gum and Mullen, Of its
therdpeutical effects, that he makes
a statement to this effect, that if
any Of our readers cannot find
this medicine in their drug store,
where they should first inquire for
it, he will upon the receipt Of 81
pay express charges for one Of the
large size bottles to any part of
the United States. This is done
at a loss, but his experience has
been that when family once in
troduces it into their household
they will never under any circum-
stances suffer themselves to be
without it again.
We cheerfully commend it to
all suffering, and it every home in
this land would keep on hand q
bottle Of it many hours Of pain
and anxiety might be relieved by
a simple dose. For sale by all
our druggists for 25 cents and 81
per bottle
THE following paragraph on the
the subject Of shooting insecti-
yorous birds is from the Augusta
Chronicle. There is some reason
in its suggestion of evil conse-
quences, as the result Of such de
struction. Read it and think
about it: "a distinguished sci
enlist and practical farmer, near
Augusta states that the indiscrim-
mate shooting Of bull-bats and
other insectivorous birds is prob
ably the cause Of the injury to
the cotton crop by caterpillars.
,irien will.be punished for their fol-
ly."- Albany News.
TERRELL county should begin
making preparations to be repre-
sented at the State Fair to be held
in Macon next month. Nine
thousand dollars in cash premi-
ums will be paid on the grounds.
This is Georgia, fair and should
receive warm support and encour-
agement from every section of the
State. Let Terrell, the banner
county, be represented.
The News has raised enough
money to build an elegant acade-
my in Albany. The people OF
that city are deeply indebted to
their excellent paper for this and
many other things.
SAM SMALL, an Atlanta journal
list, was converted last week while
on protracted drunk and has
gone to preaching. lie will be an
evangelist fthe Sam Jones strip5.
The Thomasville Times thinks
that a good way to adjourn the
legislature would be to put pro-