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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
4 [ireS Of Ice LK.fer.

A glass OF zee wafer on hot day
is delight u thing.
1t is cooling and refreshing and
fills long .eIr want
And yet it is deadly and the
drinker is committing suicide.
Sonnet mes man glowing with
heat fills his stomach With hot food
and them dsIu9es lis interior with
ice water, Such men drop dead,
fall victims to Bright's disease or
yield to paralysis.
We are stating cold fcts.
common experience and the tcsti-
m)ny OF the doctors viii bear US out,
DR.. William A. Hammond, exsur>
geon general OF tho United States,
SAYS that water for drin ing pur-
poses should never he below fl ty
degrees. In the hottest weather we
can get this by letting it run lew
minutes from any tauc ct, or by
DRAWN. it from & wei! If ice
water should he general Y discarded
as a drink, says DR.. Hamn ond,
the average duration OF life would
b. lengthend and existence would
b rendered more tolyrablc.
Afyei reading this the pcrspirin@
Individual WHO is about to give f.
rude shock to lis whole system By
gulpiog down a glass Of ice water,
will fell some apprehension If he
has any sense.
This ice water business is one
OF the worst forms otinlemperance
1t kills either suddenly or gradual,.
lyabout as mlny peoplein this conn
try as whlskey kills. In fact,
moderate dose OF whisky is hot rs
dangerous as an imnoderate drlak
OF ice water, and tablespoon al Of
tha Iottar i on inmolcrate ouAuti>
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
E-pepsE.

This is what yol ought to have,
in fact you must have it to July
enjoy lite. Thousand are search
ing for it daily and mourning be-
cause they find it not. Thousands
upon thousands of dollars are
spent annually by our people in
the hope that they may attai this
boon. And yet it may be had by all.
We guarantee the Electric Bit
tiers if used according to dire ;tion
and the use persisted in will br inc
you Good digestion and, Gust the
demon dyspepsia and install in.
stead Eupepsy. We recommend
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and
all diseases OF Liver Stomach and
Kidney. Sold at SOC. and 500
per bottle by Croach Bros, Drug,
gists ="
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
PROFESSOR WiGGlNS.
ne Explains Why the Earth is Rgce Inn
From the Sun.

From the Sun.
Professor Virgins says be- con,
sId'rs his discovery that The earth
y fecedmg from the sun the greats
est astronomical event Of the Gems
fury, This RECESSION, he declares
Is proved by what is known as the
procession of the eeuinoxes, which
causes the tropics! year to be shorts
er than tho sidereal, the latter be-
ing the real measure Of the eartb's
increasing orbit. His second pr,of
ne sees III the moons secular accel.
Grafton, for it is agreed ON bv all
astronomers, so he asserts, that the
moon travels faster in her orbit
now than two centuries before the
hrlStl3n era. Wben the earth
when movinn - H. 60 .''e >, "'eS
tho moon 49,, Nv 'u''i'n'
LARGER orh;t aaa % ,nLs ''"Vs'S !" ="
Ia apheIion the satellite approach
moves II sa', 'I',,s o ',,"s l'"' '"'y
moro soo,5;I, ~" 'I'' "0' moves
foro :, ro,r,n,;, f u" there,
consos tha ,,,o w. ,', - , i'o'' ''0 sun
st,,.I,, l. ''"'' - " COM
+,arot,..o ,.:.L ''Y,' a"''
Asr,.,'o,,,t,, .,.Nr '".'y'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
dra YoU SkeDtJcai2

Tfso we will convince you that
Acker's English Remedy tor the
lungs is superior to all ether prepar,,
atioIs, and is positive cure for Ill
Throst and Lung Troubl 5, Group,
Whooping Cough and Cold. We
guarantee the preparation and will
Give YOU + sample bottle free.
". c. Kendrick'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
This Should Not Be.

This town has some prominent
men who glory in and work for the
downfall OF anyone who is trying
to make an honest living. They
seem to think no one ought to pros,
per but themselves, and they never
let an opportunity slip to say some>
thing mean about some young fell
low who is trying to help himself,
without consulting these men who
call themselves christians and sit
upon the amen benches in church
AID mourn tor sinners. We think
they are the ones TO take a back
seat and get some OF those they call
sinners to pray for them, as they
are ten times worse than the sim
ners.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
Scrap of paoer Saved Her LIE.

1t vas just an ordinary scrap or
wrapping paper, but it savei he
life. She was in the last stage cf
consumption, told by physicians
that she was incurable and could
live buta short time she weighed less
than seventy pounds. On a piece
OF wrapping paper she read OF DIR.
hlngs New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle; it helped her she
bought large bottle, it helped her
more, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use and
is stfong, healthy, rosy plump
weighin- 140 pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp to w. Fl.
Cole. Druggist, ForSmith. Trial
bottle of this wonderful Discovery.
Free at crouch Bros Drugstore.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
GLOW do you feel %?

GLOW do you feel?
My eyes are wide open, and !
am on a cot in Large room. l see
people walking about-othet peo-
pie lying on cots like my own,
81 tell all right. Why ?"
"You we're hit in the fight four
days ago, my boy"
$50 there was battle?"
eyes"
"And | was wounded"
Had your let arm shattered by
a piece Of shell and we had to am.
putate it,"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
Is Life Worth Living?

Not il you go through the world
Il dyspeptic. Acker's Dyspeptic
Tablets are a positive cure tor the
worst form OF Dyspepsia, Indiges>
ton, Flatulency and Constipation.
Guaranteed and sold by
W. G. Kendrick
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
HARD HIT ON THE FIELD.

1--WE louS huuIS WltiV O'llHon Ihuh
dered and muskets cracked spite-
fully along the front, mile away.
A procession Of dead and wounded
had fled past until we were sick
with horror. Shot and shell and
bullet had fallen upon us behind
the woods until the dry, dead grass
bore many stain of blood.
"Attention Forward-gnide
right--march !"
Our brigade was going in at
last, and there was look of relief
on the face of every officer and man
as we got the word. =.
Guide Observation-Disclosures
march !"
As we vung clear of the woods
gust of wind raised the smoke for
minuteand | saw the plain In our
font blue with dead and wounded.
Away beyond them was line of
earthworks, and ] had one swift
glimpse ola thin blue line kneeling
hehino the cover.
'"Steady! Right dress! Double
quick-narch!'
The air is alive with the ping of
bullets and the whizz and shrek Of
shot and she'll. We bend our heads
as if breastin a fierce gale laden
wisa icy pellets. There is''a w. I'd cry
"a shrek a eroan as men h. e
struck and i.9ll to the earth, but no
one heeds them no one hesitated 1t
is hurricane OF death, but We feel
wild txultation in Greasting it.
Men shout, curse. sing, wing their
hats and cheer.
We were driving through the
smoke cloud when there is q flash
of fire in front. | seem to rise in %
the air am float hither and thither,
tnG the sensation is sd dreAry aud
fur Of rest that | wish it could last
fore yer. 1t is suddenly broken by
The sot,ud of my voice. Is it
my voice? 1t sounds strange and
af.: off to me. Why should cheer
and curse by turns {? What has
happened?
All! now l come back to earth
again !! Above and around me is
the smoke the earth tyembled
under the artillery-men are lying
about and beside me. Where is
the brigade ? Why did l drop
out? l an lying on my back,
aad l struggle tc sit up and look
around. | rise to my knees wave
this way and that topple over
and struggle up again. There is
red fresh blood on the grass ON
my hands-on my face. l take !
it on my lips ms my parched tongue
thrust itself out in search Of mois-
ture.
v ho is grooming ?Whois Shrek
ing2 Who is cheering ?And Why |
should | laugh aud exult ? Have
we held the line against a grand |
charge? Did we scatter and dee.
innate the legions hurled against
US? Have We won a great victory |
0 be flashed over the country and |
cause the bells to ring with glad>
ness? Let me think. Give me |
time to remember how it all hap
pened. Strange that my thought |
should he so confused and the de,
sire to sleep be so stlong upon me
when should be up and doing.
will shake it off Twill spring up
and follow after the brigade. |
Here -"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
THE KISSING HABIT.

furnishes an easy vehicle for the
dissemination of disease germs is OF
itself a sufficient reason Tor IT'S
abandonment. Many instance have
been cited to demonstrate its dan
gerous character in this regard, ara
medica! men have repeatedly SOUND
ed the warning gainst its contlnu-
ance. A little thought will empha'
size the point in the readers mind.
he woman who goes about kissing
all her women friends and acquaint-
ances and their children, old or
young, sick or well regardless of the
condition of their blood or lungs
and obliyious of the possibility that
they have recently been kissed by
a dozen other persons respecting
whose hygienic conditions'she has
no knowledge can hardly plead that
the practice is innocent of danger.
Fatal diseases may be and somee
times are communicated by the i'm
pact of the lips and the mingling
of their moisture and of the breath
and disorders that are less immedl~
ate or direful in their effects, but no
less certainly to be dreaded, are
more easily and often propagated
by the habit. The person whom
you kiss may be entirely
free from any disease or unhealth-
full condition yet her lips may carr
ry a poison recently taken from
those of another person. Yor
may be yourself the innocent means
If transmitting the disease germs
from one to another. Poisonous
cosmetics and fGcepow6ers nutilp|.
and complicate the malignant con
sequences of what is held to be an
innocent expression of aifectiouatC
! I'd though it must be admit
req. as usually practiced, tie
ted thai is oftener the cloa
social kiss There have no
of hypocrisy. ons claiming
been wanting pers> thority 0
10 speak with the al, verte
knowledge who have contro. t
these arguments and endeavereo
discredit the fact uron which they
a'e based. But the unchallenged
admission that some danger does
exist has been sufficient to practi-
cally substant'ate the case against I
the kissing habit, and the warrant |
for its Punishment is being signed |
and executed by an enlightened
womauhood.
The kissing habit has been car,
rled to its greatest extreme among
English>speaking people, and PEG
pie OF other blood are often amazed |
aud amused by the universally and
"heapness of the kiss among the
English nations. 1t is not necessa
rIlIy an argument in its favor how
ever, that it is thus found to be az
accomplishment of the highest
civilization for it may be promptly
retorted that vice and crime also
increase with civilization, and that
even civilized and refined people
often keep alive barbarious prac,
tees inherited from savage ances~
Try. The kiss in It's proper function
has a fine significance and NAV b.
made the vehicle Of the purest EN-.
otions the honest expression oil
legitimate feeling a greeting full o
genuine volui try sympathy and
love. The kissing habit is an
abuse and a nuisance. 1t has
brought the kiss iutc disgrace and
made it vulgar cheap and hypocri,
teal. Be it the province Of the
generation OF refinement and edu-
cation 20 rescue it from Its degra-
ded estae and restore it to its nat,
urdl elevated and elevatlng place
and use in the social economy =
Good Housekeepinq.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
4 Far Trial

is all that IS asked FOR DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery ia all
blood taints, or skin disease, erup-
tions; fit don't cure, you get your
money back.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
LIFE GROWING LONGER.
The A rernGe Age of Man is Steadily IN
CredSmg,

. NV VI" o w bilV bodFS, W06Q
the Ror an Empire was getting
ready to totter and fall, the dura>
tim of the average Romans lite
was Is years. Now, despite the
unsavory reputation of the Hoy
City as fever>breeding centre,
average age at death is 40 years.
The United States forces ahead Of
every other nation on earth in re-
spect to the longevity of their cit
liens, 81 years being the average
here.
"Of all the European nations
Russia is said to be the most fire.
queatly visited by the grim reap
er. In some Of its remote corners
torty>nine deaths in every thou
sand inhabitants is the annual IA e.
And thereby hangs a tale. Rus
sian weather is not of necessity
more destructive than what Genes
raj Greedy serves up to Americans,
nor our sanitary regulations SO far
IN advance OF the Cars; but
when you note that there is in the
empire but one regular physician
to every $500 Inhabitants, while
III this country one out OF every
500 afiixes a bona fde NJ. D. to his
name, you can form some idea of
the cause of Americas greater
heaIth'ulness.
LET THEM MIGRATE TO RUSSIA.
"rhese facts furnish food for re-
Election to the green graduate and
lmpecunious practitioner. The
medical profession is over>crowded
in the new world, and the throngs
Of physicians are SO mass1d togeth>
er that it is impossible tor an I'M
derling ever to scramble up to a
seat in the room that is said al,
ways to remain at the top. But
there is i greet need OF prlctition-
ers in tar-away Russia, and ii sew
erll shipments of emiglants from
this country should go thither,
armed with phials of quinine and
belladonpa, they would doubtless
be cordially received in the land Of
Cossac&s and dynamiters. Knights
OF scalpel would be doubly vel
come, as there is but one surgeon
to every 100000 Inhabitants
BRGTATN'S INCREASING YEARS.
"The average Englishmau is
not so iong'hved as his American
Orother' but with that single eX-
ceptioh ne approaches more nearly
to the Psalnlist's three ecore-and>
ten than any other inhabitant Of
the earth. EiiZaheth's subjects had
. sonro "a roors La - -, or,.,;.
.tool yl:,, 11;...:l :r:~.
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GRIM DNAIH - ONlI'N' LNFr'
ut Is estimated that the lite o.!
nun ani'y has Ha'hed = per cent
all the world over IN the last lily
years Inc lowest average that
has been calculated IS % years.
whl2A represents the lie eAP@ctah'
| y OF the 0ouoahese' Dut even thls
Is hlgh when II Is remembered
til at IN Geneva IN the thirteenth
Gel lIQrY II years were all lQdU
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12

,o,., MANY Persons Are broken
D ~ nun oVerwork or household cares.
br0Wn's lrnn Bitters BebuiIds
oSbi IIs't sI Mds digestion, removes excess
N cures malaTla, Get the genuine
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
A Year Without a Summer

Tie CONSTITUTE on, OF last Satur-
day, says:
In the early par, of the present
century we had in tn is country a
year witlioat a summer
Those We're dole III da.vs. No
picnics, no strawberry festiy. Is, no
summer girls.
There were 10 flies on that sr<n.
mer.
in that gloomy year there was
frost every month, or ice and snow.
The crops tailed to mature, and the
people had to worry along on hall
ratioas.
The nipping and eager air OF
yesterday recalls this notable year.
With ice and snow in Michigan
and overcoats in Florida one feels
that the times are out of joint.
Are we to have repetition 0. the
year without a summer?
1t will be recollected that the
fiendish Virgins hasjust bulletined
US that the earth is rect ding from
the sun, and must necessarily grow
colder. Every fellow who hunted
around yesterday morning for the
key to his col house felt deep
d wn withir himself tn t Virgins
was right. TO say that the earth
is rereding from the sun is putting
it too tamely. Leaping would
come nearer the mark, and there
are some people vii ing to swear
that yesterday the earth took a
header that carried it in one
straight shoot about ten million
miles farther away from the sun.
Mr.. J. r. GRINsTEAD, Sonora.
Ky, says: y ch;Ilren have
sometime had boils and other signs
OF blood impurities, with loss of
appetite, etc, at which time | have
found Swift's Specific most sue
cess III remedy. in DO instance fail
ing to eHecta speedy and perma-
neEt cure.
Swift's Specific is a great BLESSING
to humanity" says Mr. p. f. Cor
don, of 725 Broad street, Nashville,
Tenn, "tor il cured me of rheuma-
tism of very bad type, with
which / had been troubled tor three
or tour years. S. S. s. cured me
after | had exhausted everything
else.
Mr.. Russell Mynclk, of the firm
of Myrlck & Henderson, Fort
Smith, Ark, says he wishes to add
his stimony to the thousands
which have already been given as to
Swift's Specific. He says he derived
the most signal benefit from its use
to cure painful boiIs and sores re-
sultiDg from impure blood.
y hen taken tor a few days, pot
ash mixtures impair the digestion,
take away the appetite, and dry up
the gastric juices which should ass
sist in digesting and as$imillting
the food. Swi is Specific has just
the opposite effect; it improves
digestion, brings appetite, and
builds up the general health
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12
FOR DYSPEPSIA


Physicians recommend it. All dealers keep
it, $3.50 per bottle. Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-06-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

The Treasury purchased 81 900 l-2 per cents
at i0s and rejected offers OF H,loo'ooo ID
iOI Iie dealing in State issues was small and in
cIudsd A1abamas, Glass A, at log 1-2, Louisiana
conl Is at 90 51sass ana dsnnesSse Sesae
Exchange sold 800 at i1s and Western Natonai
Bank 10) OF. OF. .,-,..,.,o LII,
genkaily firm tone to prices. Such features as
fbeN were were developed In the Chesapeake ana
Jhis new consolidated, Is, Atlantic and Pacific
S%oSsr,, aesefted fists, and the Philadelphia and
ReaSinQ general Is and all classes OF the per cent
incas es. Reference is made to our full report on
thg py the unlisted department of the Stock Ex-
chaiae Cotton Oil certificates, while only mod
erately active ruled firm; selling (4,70Ol 40
SIS fSa59 9-4a5e. Sugar Trusts sofa m'eOg% cd III
notke 10 Che Stock Exchange that the DECLARATION
Of IKE stock dividend added nothing TO the "a
lied capital Of $4,000 o0o that inc div ,ln
vas maid from treasury stock In 1eu OF cash Wnon
Md been expended from earnings for improve
mems. National Lead Trust was weak WIN
sale OF b,100 shares at 20 6-Sal o-S; cb suns-
wd Company SOLO 900 az So Sl A. "a 10asTs So.
ChIlaRo and Atlantic Benedcaries $500 81 DO J,oa
* Elabs, Newport News and Mississippi vslley
Il OBJ at 10, and Mount Desert Land SSooj gu
- Sbe advance in yesterdays rates for money
70 ia q per cent was legitimate moyement
hasi upon disturbance OF the ordinary culrehis
Re narment for 50, 600, 600 Of Boston Gas Iruse
sren mortgage bonds recently sold, oy Brown
p psna,ers "a Company. The late advance to 9
per rent was case Of pure nanipui a.. She
pnnxfunity for which was afforded by the cnecs 5
~ natural currents by reasons before stageu;
To.dsg the call loan market ruled az ss4 a.
~ csnt with the business about equally olvloeo
Retven the two rates; late loans however IN m
sr,a III amounts were made at per cent' 'ne
cInsinf ouotation was 4a5 per cent
oiV IN clearing House statement TO-DAY Wa
as foibws: Exchanges, s1aA,Sso,5O2; balances
So, 057227. aoh+or "a the
c,aariur House $685., 040. Its net gam on oa "
snee Vas s2s7, 2is, made up by con gam S Ss
sayo tx less n currency loss Of S32aoo1.;s Ktn.
SSoI,. 6erations covered Receipts, ss,Slo,oo0i
o nsyymerSs ss 0s0, 252; resulting in sc @aT.
bsiapcs OF s1s8723 ,2ob, consisting Oh -
s eos cot and sic, $50, 500 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON:
The United States Treasury at wasn ini .na
...,wos to-day s22O, 94s National bank notes Tor
redemption ..,.. ,varo s4o5.042' and the
niernaM svs Washington Treasury statemen1 t ot
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares VICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
ic1NDIDlTEs ron Local cFFIoEs
SOME or THE. NAMES THAT AIRS BEFORE pnEsI-
DENT HARaIsoN.

4 report was Ia circulation III some quartss yes
kevdsy 10 the efeet that the question Of Rosnas'es
SUCCESSOR had been znJtldin favor Of stats
senator cosuesius van Colt This is hardly cor.
rect Republican sentiment has MOI YET ery s'al,Aea
hecssyely In favor oz any one man FOR this ONCE.
ri tho caucus Of the Republican COMMITTEES the ohcr
night Colonel Joel D. Erhardt was supported iof Voi
Icctor John W. Jaeobus for Surveyor, ana uonafa
Mclean for Appraiser bat the Fossmastershp was
left undecided, although Commissioner ohafiss -
Talsors name was consdefed With such mafAeo lass'
~ aluost 10 russs him the chooe OF the conimilee
The rosm5ess Of the committee. however, thought
Il best 10 leave tai, mattcr open. Accordingly wnen
f,oIonsl cragsr chairman OF the COMMITTEES, went 20
w.xhincfon on saturday TO discuss the Federal ap-
posntments here with the Prrsdcns, me fos'ohoo
was talked about with perfect freedom. me V,sws
II the President WIRE In complete accord WITH those
Z, ne enmu,tteo that no man should have the place
saniy because Of his political ability and services
Ihs new Postmaster must be tloreusnly eomp sss
man az sssy FsspG Tre sha Harrison thoroughly
hs g s q fss ssa 3 the
highest degree That this may pc done sne gae@s,s ~
care z being exssssd IN s * The o.
Mr. Tafntor, Senator Van Cot, darycne ~ SvVpSsi
Nr L0upsbesy and me- BslisS e ss sSOss most o
cueny mentioned for the position are esias es ,oSabs
sorsdsre 50 eslty indeed d sSss nn y SesSs
Another man Who has been strongly gig S p srd . John
bic name 2 y ssssd Sor 1es even TO
tain tie idea, but within the last few days strong
pressure has been brought 9 bear upon slm
and Il reported that he had gone II LesPenss 10
S,.,t Sgifb hin, about this matter Mr. Plummef has
stesdiastiy declined to Do candidate for any omce,
and his friends declared last night that he aug 70
IRE urgcnt request Of President Harrison. :.
she DELAY due to desire 10 get the best possible
Tor the place can thus be called not appear 20
extend 70 the other Offices at least, so far as the
(nl,ufy COMMITTEES Is concerned. No opposition 70
Colonel Erhart has yet manifested Itself within the
m9spizatton. Mr. Jacobus bad the Endorsement OF
Shc officials and nearly all Of the district leaders from
lie Beginning bfr McEean, OF the xXlnd DIS
frct has not been hea I'd of much as candidate Tor
Appraiser but his name has been received with salts
faction AZ,
II n now thought generally that the Naval ONCE VIII
Ne fillsd nv some one outside of Few-Y0fk The
xwo principal candidates for It are General Knapp:
chafrrnsn Of the State Executive Commltteei anu
Theodore b. Willis, OF Brooklyn.