The Thomasville times-enterprise. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1889-1904, October 10, 1903, Image 3
THOMASVILLE TIMES-ENTERPRISE, THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA, OCTOBER 30, 190S Or. Harris Makes Investlgatlng'Tour In South Georgia. Are Never Without Peruna in the House for Catarrhal ^Diseases, “Atlanta, Oct. 8.—Dr. H. F. Harris, secretary of the Board of Health of the state of Georgia, left last night for Thomasville and other South Georgia cities, where he goes at the direction of the State Board to make a study of the typhoid and malarial fever cases of which there is quite an epidemio just now. There is a great difference of opinion smong the South Georgia physicians as to whether the fever is typhoid or ma larial, and owing to the great experi ence and knowledge of such fevers ly Dr. Harris he lias been requested to make a personal observation of some of the patients and to make an official re port. ’ He will be absent from Atlanta abont three weeks on his trip.*’ The above is a nows dispatch sent out •The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been. 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" On descending to the deck I reported my discovery to the captain, and an hour later, the wind being very light, we were up with the wreck. To our great surprise ,the drifting hulk proved to be that of the missing Magnet From the time of sighting her to the 'moment of heaving to we looked for a signal to show that some one~was still living aboard of, her, bnt none was shown. When we bad her under- onr lee the crew ran aloft* to look down upon her decks. The fall of the masts had crushed her bulwarks; but the damage bad been repaired afterward, though the new work had not been painted. As for the hall. It was appar ently as tight and buoyant aa when it sailed out of Bio. It was terribly weather worn, however, and seemed to be sailing In a bed of grass. A musket was brought up and fired three or four times, and the crew shout ed in chorus again and again, but aa we got no response the captain ordered a boat lowered to go aboard. We board ed her at the bows, and when I fol lowed the captain over the rail 1 braced my nerves to meet a grewsome specta cle. Nothing living or dead was In sight, however. Every bit of the wreck was gray white in color because of long exposure to the weather, and her© and there about the decks were black spots of decay. There were N a few colls of rope, a heap of clothing and bedding little better than black mold, and three or four water casks had rolled about with the hull until demolished. The door of the cook’s galley was held open by Its book, and we looked in district. Dr. Taylor said, “The report is in general correct, though the situa tion has been somewhat magnified. The Board of Health is very *nilnn« that this matter and all others pertaining to health and sanitation be folly investiga ted. It has never been definitely de* termined as to whether continued-foyer is malarial typhoid in nature, or of an independent type. Dr. Harris is a skilled scientist and an expert micro- scopist. By careful blood analysis he should be able to shed new light on the nature of the disease, I wrote-to you abont her case. You ad vised a course of Peruna and Manalin, which we at once commenced, and have to say it completely cured her. She firmly believes that she would have been dead only for these wonderful remedies. “About the same time I wrote you about my own case of catarrh, which had been of 25 years’ standing. At times 1 was almost past going. I commenced 'to use Peruna aooording to your instruc tions and continued its nse for about a year, and it has completely cured me. * * Your remedies do mil tbmtyoa clmlm for them, mad even more. Cmtmrrb HUNTER, PEARCE * BATTEY, COTTON FACTORS. and thus better treatment can be devised. Bat the dis patch is in error { n stating that there is an epidemic of the disease. Fever is not epidemic anything like it in Thomas county, and in fact, there are few»T • cases than usual this year. I do m t know of any epidemic in South Geor- gia.” The activity of the Health Board is a favorable indication for befter sanitary conditions in Georgia. Dr. Harris will bejaelcomed to Thomasviile and will rec. ve every aid in his investigations. Over' Tliirty Years Experience. Expert Handlers of Sea Island as well as Upland Cotton.. Liberal cash advances against Consignments. Money loaned Cotton Shippers on Approved Security, Large dealers, in Sea Island and upland Bagging, Sugai^ to find pots'and pans hanging up and Thomasville enterprise. Crescent Chemical Company Mai factures Pine Dentifrice. Savannah The continuous clamor of all of Thom- asville’s well wishers for a number of years has been for more manufactories. The sight of the label “made in Thom asville,’’has caused a thrill of town pride to go through everyone who has seen it. and the only regret lias been ttiat more articles do not bear it. A concern that has begun in a small way, but that gives promise of great things in the future, is the Crescent Chemical Compay. This concern manu factures an article whose good qualities are already known to many Thomas ville people It is Dr. J. H. Coyle’s, patented tooth paste. The company is putting np the dentifrice in tubes, bear ing a neat trade ibark and the inscrip tion “Dr. J. H. Coyle’s Magic Tooth Paste, Put Up by Crescent Chemical Company, Thomasville Ga.” Dr. Coyle has been making tooth powder for sev eral years, bnt this form of the denti frice is new. The tubes are marketed for the retail trade on a neat display card, and its genuine-merits are sure to •win for it a large sale. The company is backed by ample lo cal capital, and every one wants to see it succeed. GRANT home sold. TAYLOR STEAM ENGINES COMPLETE GINNING OUTFITS GRIST MILLS MILL SUPPLIES In the deckhouse above could we find so much as the heel of a boot or shoe. From between - decks we proceeded to the cabin. The first sight to greet our eyes was that of a human body i hanging by a rope around Its nock | from a hook in the coiling. There was no odor emanating from It, The body had simply shriveled up until it wa9 uo more than a skeleton. On a table just beyond where the man was hang ing was the ship’s log, and near it an ink bottle and a pen. The captain took the log on deck and very soon announc ed that It contained some particulars of what bad happened aboard. We then made a closer search and fonnd the ship’s papers, about $200 in gold pieces and a bag containing $125 in sil- ^ Watch This is the Ingersoll Dollar Watch, which sells at the lowest price, carries the strongest guarantee anc[has a larger sale than all other watches. Perfect in accuracy, size and style. Other Ingersolls at f 1.50, Si.75 and Jaxo. Sold by dealers every, where or postpaid by tu for f zoo. Booklet Fre. Newly Equipped Boiler Works Machine Shops and Foundry . Kmtrmm. Separator*, ver, together with several watches and other things o( value. Neither the ship’s flag nor any charts were to be found, and not a compass, quadrant or sextant could be turned up. The en tries in the log book for the first two weeks were in the captain’s handwrit ing. Then came entry In a different hand, reading: We found out that they had deceived us and sent them adrift in one of the boats. Ten days later another entry In still another hand referred to some of the people sailing away In the longboat. After that many weeks elapsed before there was another entry. The man now, hanging by the neck and swing ing to and fro like a pendulum had written In a trembling hand: I have been all alone for the last ten days, and,for the last four l have fasted— neither food nor drink. On the next day, or the next, he had arranged the rope and put an end to his sufferings. After the gold hunters left, the Rio they must have found out that they had been deceived by the originator of the adventure, and per haps blamed the captain and mate as well and sent the three adrift After that followed a storm and the wreck. Of the people who left In the boats not one was ever heard of, and the only one who refused to leave the hulk remained bnt to commit suicide. We left the wreck to drift whither she would, bearing the grewsome burden In her cabin, and daring the next three months she was twice boarded by mer chant craft They fonnd the same sight we did, and continued their way, and she may have drifted for months I later before She plunged to her doom or went ashore on. the sands of the African coast M. QUAD. It contains 100 useful articles such as every Lady in the land finds necessary to use at all times of the day. If you send for a package of onr famous U. S. 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Mr Grant is one of onr most progres sive and prosperous citizens and shows his faith in ThomasvUle’s future by lus works. Mr. M. C. Sheffield of the firm of Sheffield & Lang ®w men of ““* rillville. was in ThcmasriUe on Mon- You should see the \vj*»rhe«-tl'at :*r- •-••Ihng'at 50 The* are warranted timekeepets. Should » oii n mit «oti{c thing fruiter • hey Iran be seen also. Clocks that *r'll ai £125 him i-puMjc.^Vnu pn?e m> ?ua:Jc. They are the best- clock you can; bu> in Ahl a vn* >, .ind die tx?i i> 1 l.capvsu in the end The world fammis Ct-Jun ! i;« t'.rap>M {d one, , Records, Needle. E c., on .-ale here Also. C. G- Goehring, Jewel r ; ! , ' 1^0 S. Broad St. R SOUTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. r PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE IN AMERICA ‘ cStamSSi Branch toUert.BX Peachtree .treet, !- -- 3U<! ATLANTA, F.QIWIA. Macon, j