FRIDAY, DRCEMBER, 20, 1*07.
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Rubbing with liuiments, blistering the affected parts, the application of
plasters, and other means of external treatment, are usually helpful in
relieving the pains and aches of Rheumatism, but such remedies do not
reach the CAUSE of the disease, and are therefore in no sense curative.
Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the blood, brought about by
indigestion, poor bowel action, weak kidneys,and a general sluggish condition
♦f th system. The circulation deposits this irritating poison in the different
muscles, nerves, tissues and joints of the body, and soon thepainfn! symptoms
of Rheumatism are produced. The pains at first may be wandering and slight;
but as the blooji becomes more fully saturated with the uric acid poison, the
disease grows worse and after awhile gets to be chronic. The slight, wander
ing pains now la-come sharp and cutting at the least exposure to dampness
or night air, or any constitutional irregularity, the bones ache, the muscles
arc not ns free in action as before, and where the acid poison is allowed to
„ remain in the blood the joints often btcome so dogged with corrosive sub
stances that they are left permanently stiff and useless. Rheumatism can
•ever be rubbed away, nor can it be conquered and driven from the syatera
until the acid-ladeh blood has been deanaed
S jfUOf) and purified. No othermedicinedoesthisso
effectually as S. S. S. It dissolves and re-
moves the impurities and sends a stream of
• rich, strong bfood to the affected parts, which
„ soothes the irritated nerves, inflamed muscles
PURELY VEGETABLE and flesh, and the sufferer obtains relief that
it permanent because the real cantc of the
disease has been remqyed. Special hook on Rheumatism and any medical
Advice desired free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
TWO - MORE TRAMPS ARRESTED,
Officer Dobs and Stephens Put Two
Bchnd the Bars Yesterday.
The tramp colony which aeem
be fond of the city of Thomasvllle
waa relieved of two Of Its members
yesterday afternoon by Officer Doss
and Stephens. They were white men
with no resources end were cangnt
pear the railroad In East End.
They were taken before Judge
Hansell of tbe City Court and plead
guilty to vagrancy, Tbe sentence
waa made three months on the gang.
It la tbe purpose of tbe officer! to
his thing in tbe bud, so
apeak, and any travelers answering
to this description. will be arrested
at once and given a like sentence up
on being found guilty. This will
doubtless prove thf means of effec
tively breaking tbe gang np and act
as a discouragement to any ot&er
ho may contemplate subsisting on
the people of Thomasvllle or pur
loining their goods. 1
Cares Woman’s Weaknesses.
We refer to that boon to weak, nervone,
•offering women known as Dr. Pierce’s
Favorite Prescription.
Dr. John Fyfe one of the Editorial Staff
of This Eci.r.cnc Mkdicaj. Review says
of Unicorn root (Uelunlna Dluica) which
is one of the chief ingredient# of the "Fa
vorite Prescription • s
"A remedy * blch invariably act* as a liter*
lae Inylyorato* * • * makes for normal ac
tivity^ of tbe entire reproductive system.”
Be continues "In Helonlss we have a medica
ment which more fdlljr answers the above
purposes than any other drug with which 1 am
acquainted. In the treatmuft of diseases pa
ttllar to women It 1* seldom that a case Is
•ten which does not present soma Indication
for this remedial agent” Dr. Fyfe farther
"The following are among the leading
tloiMforHelonTs'(Unicorn root). Pain
__ ilng In the back, with leacorrbesa <
atonic (weak) conditions of tbe reproductive
of women, mental depression and If
ty, associated with chronic diseases of
‘ tlTc enrans of women; constant
* X l.s the region of the kid-
la (flooding), doe to a weak*
condition of tbe digestive orgr.ns
fill dragging
r part of tbe
MILL MEN MEET.
Discuss General Suppressed Condi
tlons at Tirtou.
Tilton, Ga. Dec. 14.—The Decem
ber meeting ot the Georgla-Florlda
Saw Mill Association held In Tilton
Tuesday, was largely an experience
meeting, the member* telling ot the
condition ot the market as It affected
their various mills and tbe measures
they were taking to meet the changed
condition*.
Vice-President Wo. B. Stillwell
wee In the chair and called the meet
ing to order. ,
Reports from members • showed
nearly all the large mills running
on short time or closed down'.
Those still working full time, W|C1
few exceptions, worked convicts.
Prices of labor hai been or were be
ing reduced, tbe average being about
20 per cent
Inquiries for dimension stock were
very lew, although an Improvement
in tbe situation was expected alter
the holidays. Tbe Inquiries were us
ually at prices which manufacturers
could not consider.
Planing mill stock was slow rale,
with lew orders, bnt prices were
holding up fairly well.
There wese no orders at all for
railroad material.
Opinion of the member* was that
general conditions were about as
bad as they bad ever seen them.
A letter was read from the Secre
tary of the New York Yellow Pine
Exchange, aaylng that at a meeting
of that body held Nov. 8th a resolu
tion was passed that as the Septem
ber conference of the affiliated asso
ciations, held In Philadelphia, did
not result In the adoption of any de
finite rule to distinguish short leaf
pine from long leaf pine, the Yellow
Pine Exchange suggests that a fur-
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To The People of Thomas County: -
A. J. OWEN l
_ more or lest of the above symptom* ! ther conference be held at some neu-
are present, no Invalid woman can do
*ntter than take Dr. Picrco’s Favorite
ptlon, one of the leading inar»»!I-
WANTS YOUR %
Chickens, Eggs, Country 2
Produce and Game. ®
Highest Gash Prices Paid *
Full line of Staple Groceries and Food g-
Supplies 0
a 0
Jos. Fass’ Old Stand - - Thomasvflle, Ga. 0
0
tral place wltbln tbe negt few
months.
^.tbtuMy roprcMnU. 10 * ° f WhlCl ' “ I Re «> lutlon * In effect with the
Of Goldon Seal rool, another prominent I aforesaid article were adopted and
Ingredient r.f "Favorite Prescription," j . .
Prof. Flnlev Elllngwood, M. D.. of Urn- steps will be taken in January to
“ - Medic t College, Chicago,
Ison Important remedy In <
nett Medic: i College, Chicago, say*: .. x
"It Is an !;•'port ant remedy Tn disorder* o< that end. Mr. J 0 L. Philips
the. womb J .1 all catarrhal condition* • • . ....
o^wneja^enfMhleniCTit^H©I j Thomaaville was among those
Cincinnati, Hays of Golden Seal root: tending.
"In relation to Its general effects on tho ;
, there ia no medicine <n net about which I •■■■■■ ■■
nteh general unanimity of opinhm. It
MfcMrMtfj^resrardocI as the tonic useful In
uWW&Mta
"Valuable In uterine hemorrhage, raenor-
odlnc) and concnstlve dyamenor*
S’iS5vorito Prescription faith-
GIVE YOU^S'AwSr
MrREK CASK CONTINUED,
rialnttffs Are Required to Get up
More Definite Puts, Etc.
In the case of McKee Brothers,
Judge Speer this morning delivered
his opinion that the declaration and
______ bill of particulars should be amended
Mrs. John Chambers after V few He required the plaintiffs to amend
Shorthand
MASTERED
In Ten Weeks
fJHARTIER '.CMS!
—simp), rule. Learned In on.-half
time required tor old syitemi. II non rede
wfliwafNaw
courses. Send tor the proof.
BOOKKEEPING taught by •'Actual
Business Transactions” from the atari.
The moat p r a o 11 c s 1 and comprehensive
course taught In tho Pouth. One who com
pletes our course esn keep sny set of books
any line of business. ^
TELEGRAPHY. This department Is In
charge of sn operator of twenty years' prac
tical experience. Railroad wires run into
mpiojr all of ocr graduates.
• -.j.-j— „ ~~ Graduates. 4 Good Board at from Si 2.00
to $18.00 Per Month.
Write today for Handsomely Illa.itratod Catalog.
Cannes by HilL J. O. BAGWELL, Pres., 196 Peachtree St., Atlants, Ga.
e Secure a Position for Bach of Our (
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hours spent In the alty returned to
her country home on the lake.
. Tew mltr (rt that much ytano
vsIm Iks by W*lif «•» cluh sow
iMsitK. Orif vototiful club plan ot
i r.kVs« It tafter to ows a
iikuN towam tofoos, Y<mcaa
I ciub *»4 hsv* S wtislAcsat
btoanoKtobusMatosrs. You
Unw and «p>ormvniot It while
fee w sarins L* It is littis naw si
As c.uh MatiMM. la a short tlm# yno
erne a bsastiwl plane that w*il4 curt
fee M Ins Uaa |<M aarwicra tbs.
ty*sk<ac a«4 sstllsgla Iota of oss
tmtml iaassaS of a aistts tUao at stiaie t
ws caa fwahh aw awMbeu a ilk a wallr
gseslas MN Mtw Seals Laf4«a * Batoa
fjast let IM7—* (tah «*!»« ef tin.
O* casus, tbm l* hut Utils pott folks
•aa at Ala pries. Tksfsolt os sas plana la ImIksU-
sasp-totr by Irwlac a dab sf ess hua0t4 U It «anh whlls.
The Ludden & Bates.
K PIANO
Is a at flair hlft-cnit limimcm with Its rk* mdc rnndmt* br au club plan. A writtca imKi-
totsi lltstlaas. M*» srscUI coMW^ouivI aa4 atrsl aulDfi ikNMckaui. Full ctMsst gras4,
ba)ss<s4 srals. as ystfpct at skill cas suits It. Daokia repeailag action, with light eves touch,
t :saisfi Isay leva. Bsasilhtl cus«o! Iincy wslsot. nakotinr nroik, lines ihrmcanawiih blrto-
s- auyls. Teas full ta4 Hch, with that scaitlar ala<iot** ornlitr lou>4 oc!/ ia ths hichsat
gaa4s sf piaasa.
fanwsf ths 4»aikst the hra4of tbs famllr tv cancrl the club cotunct aa4 auks you aa
•wrick* swwai sf ths sofsU bslaucr. Tbs ».-no ih» » ysq abtoUadr. Til* ftss lUs
linrrhr»lH>»t4 Us cowsUtlna of waay a atwical Ratios, an4 h *ona you cnatMsnriea.
h Is Stodkslly sa aaasnacs rhl ysa wBI sot lots tout >iins Uiouth laablllty to pay 4 jci.
Writs m at sacs 1st sa syyUcailon Mack sn4 cosislcta 4p*crip*lns of 4l«mat tiylrt of lalah.
IS this wty ysa cat nabs a to Isa Isa that will 4el'tht yes. You ran leave the sahttlos of toss to
to. ,Wt will ets that y« B«t s yeriect Isiiramem. A well na4e. aursahs atod «a4 s bsaviital
soul as with each ylaaa Wdto far Isll latonuiloa of tbs c>^ tbat la sow fomlnt.
LUDDEN Ac BATES, Southern Music House,
Savannah, Ga.
Mr. D. N. Rogers of Pelham was In
I the city with frllends a short time
Friday.
S31.00 SAVED!
-GOLDEN EAGLE BUGGY CO.,'
it. IB UfnrMd Ay*. ATLANTA. OS
$500 Reward
FOR THE NAME OF ONE DISSATJS
FI ED CUSTOMER.
$00,000 Worth Bankrupt Jewelry. -
LOT 1—2,000 sliver and heavy gold
watches, richly engraved, Ladles
and gentlemen s inee, fine tlm*
keeper*,'at S3
LOT 2.-2,100 hoary plated gold
Watches, beautifully engraved, ex
cellent time keeper*, at .-Ob
LOT ».—2.400 extra heavy »
gold Watches, ladles and P *.
men's Dooly engraved, a raw
ble bargain at t
DIAMOND RINdS—15,llO.lli -•
■mall atones, bnt genuine .1
moods.
ALL GOODS—Delivered by i
post-paid, and your money b.
you are not dellgated. »
Buy your Christinas gifts no*
A Chain free with firut 1,00 o
dsn.
C. B. MARSHAL.
384 Washington Bird., Chlcag.
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each, tho »«rcb to * g*tt»toc
tolHfW MOTHWPi Pd7f-rl
!y >i fta i s?oiy t ?*£ »*3
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WHOLESALE SUPPLY OO.
P. O. Box 878, Valdosta, Ga.
so as to show the site of the build
ings and the quality of lumber that
went Into them.- Me also requirod
an amendment as to the machinery,
that they should lnfqrm the Atlantic
Coast Line, the kind of machinery de
stroyed by tho fire, from whom the
machines were puchaaed, their de
scription. and hew ong they had been
In use In the factory.
The counsel on both aides submit
ted to the Judge an order, by which
the planltiff were to have 30 days tn
which to prepare sad fill an amead-
ment, and the defendant 30 days
In which to object to It or file ether
pleadings after it Is filed.
The case was then continued.—
Valdosta Times.
It will be remembered that the
large factory belonging to Messrs.
McRoe was bnrned. fire being started
from a cron tie re ot tbe Coast Line
and the loss was considers be. They
entered suit against the ' road In
Judbe Speer’s Court at Valdosta.
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ranks. Injectors, Inspirators, Saw Mill Machin
ery,Shifting,l Pulleys, Hangers, Engi
neers' and Steamfltlers'Supplles, Etc.
\ ‘J. S. Schofield's Sons Co.,
Macon, Ga. ~~
Gasoline and Oil Engines
and machinery for all Inds of work. tf\
want any kind of powarjjan tho farm or for mill,
aee me before you purchase, I will give you a
square deal. I sell the best engines bullf, and
the prices are right. I will set up yenr engine H
you buy, from me and guarantee It for twelve
months- H you can't come to see me, write and
f will come to see you- I also• sett automobiles,
gasoline and other supplies necessary for en
gine work.
Wm. Miller
flf the Ihemasville Garage, ' Car. Madison and Fleiceer Sk
