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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
Friendship Of Girls.

L. you write letter to a man
friend, don't put it in black and
Wine that you are "his forever" or
that you send a great deal If love
even 1t it be only in jest, but re-
main either his very cordial, r
very sincerely, Sincerity and
cordially are possible even with
acquaintance that do not demand
either love, or an aft -ction that is
to last forever. | wish girls knew
how very ill>5rpd it is to give, or
permit famiiarities in word or
pen from either man or woman.
Learn to keep your personal at
5 ii,ii'b by q ties OF blood, or having the
right given bya deep love. Be-
lieve me, you will lever regret
your self respect as shown in this
way, and you will never cease
lamentiug permitting II too ia
miliar intercourse, that in the fut'
IRE will rise up before you like a
skeleton at feast. A perfect
friendship is ike rose after the
time OF its glory is passed, the
leaves may be thrown into a jar,
covered with spices and salt to
bring out the fragrance forever
and be Il delight to you wherever
it is. A friendship that is too ta'
miliar may also be likened to d
rose, but one that early loses its
leaves-ihey fall upon the ground
and no one treasures them en-
ough to gather them up and keep
them as momento of days that
have gone by. For while there
is a sickly sweet smell, and then
they are blackened and discnlored
and no odor comes from them
Conclude then, in forming YOU
friendships, to make those only
that can, when time separates you
two. make pleasant memory fo
the future, and one that will no
cause a blush to come upon you
face.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
THE SIX AXE QUEER.

There were four passengers of us
who got off at a country junction
to wait Two hours FIR the train on
the other line two men and two
women. Hone OF us I'D ever
seen each other before. The stu.
ton was little better than barn.
with no house nearer than IA quar-,
Ter OF Il mile. The two women
gave each other look and enters
ed the waiting room, where they
sat down as far ap TT as possible,
relates the new York Sun.
"Well. old boy" remarked the
strange man to me, "have
smoker"
acquainted ana playing eu>
4 under the shadow OF II box
,pnn He didn't take me Tor thief,
~ d I never suspected him of nur~
der, and the two hours went by III
q hurry.
Not go in the depot, however.
For the first halt hour the two wcs
men glared at each other. Neith'
er would speak first. Each was
afraid of the other. One looked
out into a turnip field and the
other into a swamp. Now and
then one of them mustered uT
courage to approach the door and
look out, but always to Immediate
" return to her seat again. Only
one had watch. She consulted
it every five minutes, but the 9th
,r dared not ask her what time Il
was. As an offset, however, {
wooden pail halt full OF warm wa
ter stood near her, end though thu
other lady was dying for a drink
she dared not 60 over to the pail
One had a novel and the othe
had Il bundle of shells and curios
ties, and they could have chatte'
Ind read aud visited and had
coed time. But they dare
not. They had nor been introduc
ed. What an awful, awful thin
it they had spoken rnd acted civil
IIy, and then one had found Gu
that the other was only hire
drill
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
Eczema rrOm Childhood.

When an infant my boly broke
out all over with an eruption or
rash, which became more agra
waited as | grew older. From ear
ly childhood until | was grown my
family spent fortune trying to
cure me OF the disease. Every
noted physician in our section was
tried or consulted. When | came
OF aye / visited Hot Springs, Ark,
ana was trea ted there by the best
medical men, but was not beft-
ed. After that, under the adj
vice OF "a Loted specialist, | tried
the celebrated Clifton Springs,
New York, without any good re-
ults. When all things had iaii'
I'd | determin ID to try ). ) s.,
aud in four months was entirely
cured. The ,errible Eczema wa
ali gone, not sign lelt. Nj
general health Was built up, aud
have never had ANY return of th'
disease. | have since recommend
ed 5 5. S. to II number of friend
Tor skin diseases, eruptions, etc,
aud have never known OF tailur
, ~ care.
Gro. ". IKWIN, Irwin, Pa.
!. Treatise Oh Biood aud Skin di,
eases mailed tree.
SWIFT SPECIFIC 90, at anita, u
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
Like the sting Of the Bee.

Come obstinate men will say
"No, thank yOu,' to the most dis
interested propositions tor their
welfare. DIR. O'Neil, OF Lincoln,
has q frienI who endures the sting
OF the honey bee without flinching.
In fact, he rather likes it. He
keeps bees tor pleasure, and the
bees. ter pleasure or otherwise,
often sting him. lie now, how
ever, believes himself sting proof.
The tiny wound that used to pro-
duce severe pain in former days
causes now "ouly little pleasure
bio sensation" lie is still uutor-
tilted against the wasp. Stung by
one one OF those formidable in-
sects short time age, DIR. ON Ills
friend had sufferings acute ana
prolonged.
But it might be that after few
re petitions the sting Of the wasp
might cease III him " produce III
singing effects. 80 he nus sus'
gested to his friend that "ior tht
sake OF science he should take
the matter up and thoroughly in
vesti gate it, in order that ne nigh
discover whether he could no
also tortify himself against tn
pain caused by the sung Of I'll
wasp. Tnis, says the doctor, wit
whose Disappointment the puoli
will NO doubt sympaLhlse, I'll
friend "deciined to do. his thlr'
tor science not being sufficient
Z great to induce him to have ~
= tdrthur Intercourse with the wa'
If he could help it,"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
CALVADO Jr,

| DESCRIPTION. 4 alyado. jim
i.'r, Is a beautiful dappls gray Stall,
lioh. 8 years old this spring. II
hands high and weighs i.7O(
pounds. He is noted for his quie,
disposition, which breeders should
take into consideration when select
ms stallion to breed their mares
to. fl
PEDIGREE. -Calv.-do. Junior
was sired by the imported Preach
FercheTon and Norman Stallion.
lalvado, owned by Henry Roll,
niger. of Primrose, Les county,
Iowa. His dam was q beautiful
bay mare, owned by Peter Kreh.
hid, of Fraklin. Lee county. Iows
brought from Ohio. She Was sire,
bS Eclipse horse I'm IRON a Black
er mare.
CALVADO. JUNIOR. will stan.
the present sens n, eommeuei,,
AUGUST 18TH, at SLADE BRO.
Livery Stable. Dawson Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
BEYOND TIE MYSTIC RIVlR.
Beyond the mystic river

Beyond the mystic river
Are paths that lead to peace,
20 the mansions of he ranson,cd
" here strife and turmoil cease,
lieyond the murky waters
OF Charon's sulien stream
! catch the sheen ofJusper
Through a star ilIumined dream.
Beyond the mystic river
Are paths that lend To nv:
Where the tree OF ift. is pioomin
And never grief annoy.
Beyond the storms and shadows
That & l"om our lives below,
There is land all rad,nnt
Where living waters h1w.
Beyond the mystic river
Are Paths that lead to light.
Where the glowing sea 0i crystal
Breaks on the ravished night.
No sunlight gilds the city
Nor argent mOonbeams play:
Uod's presence, all OF glory,
There pales the orb OF day,
Bey md the mystic river
Are paths that lead to love,
Where streets OF golden splen lor |
Illumine the world above.
There sits enthroned the Father.
Amid the seraph throng,
That cast their crowns before him.
And glorify with song.
Beyond the mystic river
! hear the harps aiar,
I'D through the CRIMSON sunset
STE pearly gates ajlr.
Bey0n, the vale o shadows
A star beams on the way,
The star that lead the magi,
Leads on "a endless day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
Ringing Noises

In the ears, sometimes a roaring,
buzziug sound, are caused by ca
tarrh, that exceedingly disagreed
be and very common disease. Loss
OF bearing aud smell also result
from catarrh. Hoods Sarsapari'-
la, the great blood purifier, IS "
peculiarly successful remedy Tor
this disease, which il cures by pu
ritying the blood. II you suffer
from catarth, try Hoods Sarsapa'
riIla, the peculiar medicine.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
CAN ONLY PROTEST.
Ihe Democrats Cannot Prevent n
Crash Almost Sure 10 Come,

""' avs NhHhOI ffcYeut q
Trash Almost Sure to Come.
A special from Washington saws
that Senator Carlisle thinks there
IS great dan FER of financial pan.
le If the republicans persist in al,
lowing the amendment to the tar>
ut bill, which provides for the re-.
moval OF all imported goods from
the government bonded warehou ,e
before October l, tn stand. He
sid; 81 went to Senator Aldrich
aud begged him to withdraw the
amendment, hut he refused The
amendment was adopted because
tie pahiicans wish t. punish the
lmportersct the country for their
opposition to the tariff bill. We
shall fight the amendment in cons
ference and try to avoid the crash
which threatens the money marx. |
ct Senator Vance was as equal,
ly emphatic in condemning the |
amendment. lie said: II hardly
see how a crash can he avarted.
aud when it comes the country
will have a practical illustration of
some of the iniquities of this tariff
bill. We shall endeavor to avert
disastrous results in the conteret ce
com mittee, but fear that we
shall not be allowed to accomplish
anything. The republicans seem
to be unjust, even il
t brings on financial panic. We
IAN emily protest"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
BATHROOM BEAUTY,

The New York Morning Journa
gives this description OF Mrs. w
n Vanderb.lts magnificent batl
room. To begin with, the room !.
III the most advantageous location
III the big mansion at Forty>fir4l
street aud first avenue. Ii is large,
cool aud with perfect ventilation.
Extending around the room
Is a high marble wainacotino
perfect, plain, except for hand
OF onyx ornament, traced with
lines OF gold. which run along the
t"p. Above the wainscoting the
walls OF the room are puu.
eled with small beveled nirrows
separted and beautificd with
bands OF gilt mouldings. Upon
this scintillalod surface of glass are
painted with exquisite truth to lie
sprays or ape blossoms literally
laden with blooms. In we'll
blended coloring of cream and
gold the ceiling is modelled in
Henry ii. ornaments, for the |
bath connects with bedroom are
ranged after the style of Henry |
Ills time. No description OF the |
painters work can give an ADEQUATE
idea OF the beauty OF the place
AS each small mirror catches up on
It's heveled face little rstractions
OF color aud light, and echoes
them back upon the eve in i'm,
fantastic shapes until
The effect hewilders and an.
chants.
Near the center of the apart.
ment is the bath tub-and how
poor English language must seem
% hrs. Vanderbilt when it presents
10 more arlstocratic designation
or the lovely receptical than thei
'laln, plebian tub But how {
yer, the tub is cut out OF solid
'lock OF marble, decorated alony
Ls upper edge with a carved mold. ;
ng OF seailop shells. The water /,
lows into the tub through faucets :
ladf in form Of swans heads
nh beaks OF solid silver. Look.
w down ipi0 the tnh Nth a
ands Greek maiden. sculptu T.
4 a niche in the wall, her tuilic q
pllfted modestly as il she were 10
tep down in moment tor
rolic with Old Croton. This fig
Ire is by one OF the CoyseVoA
,rothers, sculptors in the days
II Louis XIV, the original OF
which is in the Louvre. There
5 not piece Of marble furniture
IL the room, the only resting I
place being marble slab support
ID, by tabled creatures, also Of the
pure stone. The bathroom as il
is to- day is said to have cost quite
A few geld eagles over $4,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
Petition for Charter,

| ANAFGA OunEY. $50
10 the Superior court OF said
county: The petition OF A c Hill
~ Stapleton. w q Aven, q
Williams, j NJ Holland, J u Chm
man and 5 S haynes respectful,
shows that they desire torn them
telves, their associates and success
Tors, to he Incorporated On Ter IN
corporate name 0i Greenwood c.,
operative Mill aud Gin Company
tor the term OF twenty years, viii
he privilege OF renewal. The OH
Ject OF their incorporation is ,s,
cunlary gain. and profit for tL
stockholders in said company, an..
the particulars business to be- carr
RI ID ON by said corporation is thar
d general milling and lin.--hpsi>
'ncl eEor fair and remunerativd
compensation. The capital stood
OF said corporation will be tsc>
,housand and FIVE hundred holland
| divided into shates of ten ,dOllno
each. with the privilege Of inereas
ing said capital stOok sOan AMOUNT
not exceeding ten thousand dol
lars, whenever u majority OF the
stockholders may 80 determine.
rhe principal place OF doing
business by said corporation vii
he it, the town OF Brentwood, Ter.
rell county, Georgia. Wherefore
your petitioners pray that the,
and their successors may be mad.
a body corporate and polite. un
der the name Of the Brentwood
Cooperative Mill aud Gin Con,
pany, with the following rishts,
powers and pri ileges TO sue ana
ne sued, to plead and he iInplead
ed, to contract and he contracted
with, to have and use a common
seal, to make by laws for the gov
eminent of its officers and stock
. holders not inconsistent with TIN
3 laws OF Georgia and the Unltes
States and the same 10 alter,amen'
or repeal vt their will, to buy
, hold own, have, use, improve, rent
lease, sell aud convey real aud per
s'naI properly for corporate pur
= poses, TO borrow money tor cor
. porate purposes end secure tn
same by mortgage deed or oths
wise as may be deeMed advisable
: TO make notes and accounts, to AZ
, appoint all officers and agents TO
: the management OF its business I
!, employ al servants, workmen an
all other persons useful or neeifu
u to the proper conduct OF the bus
mess OF said corporation. and I
v have and enjoy all other rights
n powers and privilege conferred b
r ,aw upon corporations Of like char
:" aiter in this state.
p uoyT a PARKS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
L. Excellent Quality

COmmends tn public approval
the California liquid fruit remedy
Syrup OF Figs. 1t is pleasant to
the eye aud to the taste, and by
gently acting On The kidneys, liver
and bowels it cleanses the system
efiectually, thereby promoting the
health and comfort Of all who use
IT,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
Notice of Public Road.
iL.ORGIA-Terrell COUNTY.

10 all whom it may concern: Al.
persons interested are hereby no
tified that it no good cause !"
shown TO the contrary, an order
will be granted on the 7th day OF
,cl Der, 1890, establishing a new
road, commencing at the house 81
- $ Face, on the Albany ana
Dawson road, and keeping straighi
aud rum ng in the direct OF
dawson. by the residence of n "
l'ace, aud into the same road near
the Ross place.
BY order OF Beard OF Count,
Commissioners, Sept, I'd, 1890.
! j. w. RoBRaTs, Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24

prescribe omith' Ionic Syrup
in my practice, having found 1t to
he rs recommended lit cure FIR
chills Bld fever. IA. Browne, NJ.
d. Concord, Texas.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24

OrTE ENJOYS
Both the method and fesults when
syrup Of Figs ia taken; It is pleasant
md refreshing 10 the tast4, 4nt- acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efsctuaIly, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 the
only remedy of Its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt In
Is action and truly beneficial in its
fleets, prepared only from the most
loalthy and agreeable substances, its
Iany excellent qualities commend il
10 Ill and have made it the most
opulAr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In Doc
end 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure It promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup ca
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
GCOi8sIGiEs ~. AEw Soe% @.1
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24

Fifty cents is too much to pay
tor Diarrhoea Medicine when
you can buy Lamar's Diarrhoea
Mixture (the best) at Twenty.
Five Cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
How & PARKS.
Petitioners Attorne,

PetitlONer5 NttOrhels /.
certify the above and tOrego
inv to I've @ true and correct ex-
ract from the record Of Terrtil
Su, erior Court, lhis Sept, lSth,
1890. j. L. +. CLARK, I krA.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24

A new comet is now visible neal
the Upper. In this connection il
Is interesting to read that Mr..
Winston, an Englishman, has a
theory that comets are 30 mauy
bells appointed to carry the damn
ed into the confines of the sun and
then to retu n them beyoni the
orb OF Saturn, where they are
starved in regions OF dismal cold.
A child that's restless Ut night
and dont sleep we'll. shuuld be-
given DIR. Bulls Worm Destrryers.
Is may have worms.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24

EveTyDQdy has heard of a shoraa ,.,,.A >,
~ ~ VIC mas ever seen an equine giftad I.,
- power or speech? Such an ay,i,naI MlS1
s ~ prOn1nneed miracle; but 30 Womb o the
- and the telephone hundred ve sn,S
49,. NJ. even very recently ellre ror 49, sans
- ~ npslOn, which is universally acknovvIaSraS
- ~ scrOI1a Affecting the lungs would hss -
~ loVkeo upon as miracsaIous h,,t NOV .a,
~ are beginning to realize thsf ~. s..P IT,
ssot lncurahle. DIR. Pierce,a (5slda, As sss.sS
DScoVery viii cure it, IL taken IN t,T. .1
gwen Ealr trial. This worIarero allu
oHy VIII not make new Iungu bllt n viii Ill ~
stIr9 diseased ones to a healthy stata 49,
Sen neE means have failed. Thoi1aandS 1871, y III
11uIY seettfy to this. II Is the moSe S Sta.e-
KILL Sc' % strength restorer, alteratixe ~.
S,0O1.c,eenser and nutritive, or feshbnider
66n0Mn 70 medical science For Veal fass,,ss
2pAsu1g Or Blood, Bronchitis. Asthma ~
se. 4. N 6ne Head and eli IAl9erino e.ss,,,h
y ~ y Ah uneQual8d remedy. IN deraI,oe,oss.ts
~ e1e sto1nacii. liver and bowels n 1s,,s,n
LON Ion, or Dyspepsia, Biliousness or Ti,,e-.
S S,9 plalnts Chronic Diarrhea and R,,,1vesss
...lasnts. = . . sovereign remedy.
N@ss.-@ "GoIden ATas,0., ~,
gu 4 II TEEll eoyory j. the only m ned
-.sass1s H&vs icine of its ciaes soS6
ss.-f.s = = zaaaa.auauA by drugRista IInaas 80.
S,as. ~ guarantee from fhe yaan,,e =
~ tnaI i VIII benefit or cure n avas 49,
~ n.sease Tor which II Is recon1ura,, 49,
'-'oloy pald Tor 1t will be promptly refIndeydr
Copyright 1888, by WORLDS rpss ian Ass,n
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-09-24
) 500 OFFERED

IN OF Dr. Sege'e eatarrIi Remedy utsa se
A = case OF catlrfh in the Head lor an
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-11-03
NO Poverty in Brazil.

Fred Smith de Vasconcellas, formerly
a member of the board Of public works
for Brazil, said of that country in an in
terview with Chicago Tribune reporter
the other day:
LAND is cheap, and nobody who is
willing to work need suffer from priva-
ton. There is none of that forced idle
ness which you have here in your large
cities. There is no wretched involun-
tary poverty. Nobody is rich, nor is
anybody poor. The commonest labor
gets seventy-fve cents day, and living
is cheap. Oh, the revolution? Well, it
was characteristic of our people. You
know how quietly the slaves were eman-
cipated. The American minister said
words about that that have become fa-
nous in Brazil. They are something
like this: What cost our nation millions
in blood and treasure you have accom-
plished by the strewing of flowers That
is fact. Everybody wore flowers, and
the streets were covered with them"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-11-03

fashioned on this model. These men
were scooped up from the very sludge Of
mankind-beggars. casuals, thieves
some of them have spent twenty, thirty,
forty years in prison-there they were.
I looked at them. Everybody was at
work and cheerful. They sung nearly
as well as you people have done here to-
night; they sung great deal better than
many of you in the reserved seats
[laughter]. They also prayed: they fell
on their knees, and cried to God for
blessings on themselves and those about
them. There was not one of them that
had not got his foot on the ladder-it
may have been on the lowest step
which led upward. From the City
refuge many will go away to their
friends and relatives. Mothers will
take their prodigals home to lead new
lives; masters will send for their old
workmen; poor wives who had been lost
will return to their husbands, and hus.
bands reclaimed will go back to their
wives and children.-Gen. Booth, of the
Salvation Army.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-11-03

Michael Davitt, writing editorially in
The Labor World on the question of the
London lockers striking IN support of
their Australian brothers, expresses these
sound sentiments:
Organize labor into one great fedora
ton. Let each industry organize its own
men first and then let the various in
dustrial republics unite on a federal
basis with complete self government
for each trade. Until this is done, or at
least begun, any big fight with capital
lists will be disastrous to the interests Of
labor beyond the shadow of a doubt.
And when this is done we may be quite
sure that capitalists will respect power
that is irresistible. and the necessity for
any bitter conflict will no longer exist"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-11-03

ership of greedy corporations that al
ways and ever tax the traffic more than
it will bear.
Surely in republic that is truly of
the people, by the people and for the
people-the imploring voices of millions
of toling citizens would not be coldly
unheeded.
In republic that claims to give equal
rights to all and special privileges to
none these men could not ask in vain
for justice.
In a republic that has no valid claim
TO existence unless its laws are right
eous, unless it seeks the substantial
well-being Of all its citizens, and sedu-
lousy strives to do the greatest good to
the greatest number, these four million
farmers could not make plea that
would receive no answer.
But their imploring voices are I'M
needed. They ask in vain for justice.
and their plea for relief remains unans-
wered .-Farmers' Voice.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-11-03

The central committee of the Socialist
Labor party has decided to return to
Germany the old red flag of the Ham,
burg Socialists which was brought over
mere to save it from being confiscated by
Bismarcks police. 1t bears the inscrip-
tion Ferdinand Lassalle, 1863" to
which an inscription bearing upon the
exile in America will be added by the
Men who carried the flag over the ocean
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-11-03
English Lords Of Title and
Anne rican Lords of Gold

Are creating vast felda estates all
through the Mississippi valley by clutch
ing onto farms that were rescued from
the wilderness Dy the nOblest and brav-
est race of pioneers the world ever saw.
Through the necromancy of a black
mail mortgage debt of five billions of
dollars that was forced on the farmers
by government that protects the cIass-
es and plumbers the MASSES, we shall
soon have a new and larger Ireland in
the very heart of free America tenanted
by millions of beggared serfs.
Four million banded farmers feel that
evil days for themselves AMI those they
love are near at hand.
For years their demands for relief
have been swelling louder, and now in
seven great states, the Independent
Peoples Party gives increased empha-
sis to their complaint and protest.
They declare that rohber trusts pillage
them by the aid and consent of the gov
eminent.
They declare that the peoples money
has been wrongfully and fraudulently
transferred to the keeping of financial
pirates, who use it to rob and Cypress
The tillers of the soil-and finally they
declare that rural prosperity Is impossi-
bic while the all-essential railways of
the country remain in the private own