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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1888)
What is this Disease that is Coming Upon Us ? Like a thief at night it steals in upon us unawares. The pa tients have pains about the chest and sides, and sometimes HI the hack. I lit*y icci tilli I and sleepy; the mouth has a i 1 * a!i IK, * 1 >a< x l ,f , ‘ r > ln 4 11 ' ’ ' morning. . A HOllof *tjcky slirno collects alnmt tlie teeth. Tift apjfetrte .... I here . is pool'. load IS a feeling like a heavy on tlx stomseh- stomam, sometimes <»m< inn H a faint unit ait ail gone Sensation at tin: jilt or the atomadl which fooil does no! satisfy. • ,■ r.'i I he sunken. . .iio the hands and h-et become cold and clammy. < After a while a cotlgii >■’*'' Hi, fit tf'iv.t . aiy, , . but after a few month# it isattend «l crt'L « gi-'.-iiiah-coloretf Vi-c dom n„( ... I» any Hist. Alter a fime Ik; becomes fx-n-on , • -onM •. i l, j i ,'i!id it ^j b'td e I lien i: m g-. P’i of w, ; irK mg lUim m tlx- head , wtic/i rising t.ly. the 'i he skirt 1 /OW els I'S'C'V.rt- er.yt iv< -; is dry ttxd j><ri rrt times ; the blorr! beortraes thick arid stagnant:; the white* of the eyes become tinged r, iih yeliorv; the urine is scariKy and high colored, de ivjrii^ing n m*diment aftra-staml ui(^. isere is frequently fowl, a ipitti#? ritli «p of the some¬ times a sour taste and sotmntir»e*i with a sweetish te*d«d t»*t*; ibis is frequently at the with palpitation becomes of fhe iiu htmrt: vision psired, with spots befont the ,-yos; rtiore is a feeling of great pi’Qfltratiion and weakiiea*). All of tikese ayniptoniH anr in turn present. It is thought that newly cti -4hird of our popu¬ lation hot this disease in some of ha varied forms. -» It h*s layen found that phy¬ sician** have Mistaken the cause ot tkw- diasass. >Sor»e have treat*-) it far a liver eomplaint, ~*-< gg fta’ kidne\ diuemaj, eL’., t fib- 'b?o'x of these kinds of have Ix'xii aiHuidwl with nrcccc; f> r k iu really constipation <>. ly-;jK’i>Hia. Shaker It in als<' fou ii 1 U If Kx tract of Hoot*, or Mot Bor Soi g»l’» Curalire Syrup, when pj’Op'W’j pr-jmivti win rotuove this ii sou*- in tvfl ita stagra. (’art* a*M'; Bt* tak®«, however, to socHn; tin* gufuino article. TS WJI f KIT KB THAN (XfTTON. Mr. 2oBn C. IIempt5nst«ll, CBfbmn of Chill • tooe, Co., Ahu, writ : “My wife Bus heeu «o mnoB lx-n.Mittal By Shaker kvttaS- ef itoots or Snigel's would Syrup rather that I** *Li“ without says aho part el L’f food than without the lU'.vlx’tne, It has <ion<* hei more »<h! t( cu th ■ d- ,*tovxam! allot lie t :uA; >e ; vot t-'-ifeihef. 1 wouht ■ i'Gty miles t* i into tl \4\ Oi f any suf *r if !i -( 11 ! Root lit') 4 way. 1 I „ will soon sell it, this Siut< it i than cotton. TEST I .,'i \ FROM TEXAS. Mrs, S. 1/ ltartan, of Varner, Hiplev r >.t Mo., writes that hu h.i i v.i lull)* atiUeted with 1 VSjH'j* ■*. ; ,;>1 disr tise of the urimin ovu» anti was einvd hy si kvr c-».-t ot I1...X, liev. .1. .1. A ’ lire, UHHvlmnt, of the sam ■ place, who sold Mrs. Barton the tin dieim*, savs he has -j>M it for four years and never knew it to fail. H1IK 'V,' V go- I DEAD 1 W f, -- low with tlyspep sia that w v not a could ]>hy sioian ti Vv . 4,> do any 11 . 1 Jz fluttmu^ wt i swinimir, >t day It*. M-'sr t .5 a'u.,«7 ') * s ., < * A i l'S, which dtsord d ' \ tiiscast lajttcr tli.ui 1 Myself. 1 tried the Shaki r 11 m met of Hoots and l pi u> with it tint i today l ivjoiiv in iqxt 1 health. Mrs. M. K. Tiush-y, Bevier, Mtihlenhnt g Cw, Ky. For sale the by pmpriotor. all Druggists, or J. address A. White, l.imitevi, 51 Warren fit,, New Yot k. THE DEMOCRAT, < f > < ,/ 1 EFFECT S Qh MENTALITY. Gt-.-.j SiUtrV* l>xj>«riin«nt in Novel Writing—-Haw Literature 8ufler». It haa been argiij-fI,*witU morr; or loss warintJi, that oae’ti clispcwtion is tersely ativctod by the kaiii of weather which prevails ?***•« when one is Peru. While tills Ls is * u * ib *’ but ' few . anoth** weather ph-nopunan in which I l*liove; lam convinced that thought is influenced, in a. very conakkrabl* d& gree, by the v/ealV-r. My notice waa first drawn toward this by a lino iii one of Voltaire's lottois, in which ho said: “Jly work has been mocky to-day be causa the weather was mucky.” From this tints on X took clusu and careful ac co " nt ,jt my ™n<iition during various kinds of wcaUasr. * * * I would G-giii writing, fuU of the encouraging xni«'tus which the weather gave me, and glad that X was able to do something which would bo apart and separate from my nervous, dismal self; and tTten a Btor ‘ ,) sw ""l' ,lown W* »“■ a '? < * with oolorouH scratclu my per; would clothe doluroua thoughts in even more doloronn words. When the storm was ss&resBXt S »£ iug why. It i.-: very hard to write, mote which J,-, hijurkle and glitter with mirth wl „„ lu ,. rt ia h , avy anfl wmbct -just an it i- dilUeuitt "to--write dirgeu aSftSSSRS.'Sft writing of comedies uiul toul wcathei w the writing pxpfirinutat^ of tragedies. plaiinel Once, ne w I two novels U) bo worked on simultaneously. The one plot w ;ih shafK-ii during a stormy js-riisl, . and tho other during a brief season of sunshine and summer glory which immedinb ly followed. Whenever it was btonriy 1 worked njion the stonn pluimsil novel, and whenever the weath¬ er was bright I worked upon the other. In each instance 1 wholly surrendered myself to the uicods which the weather stirred up within me, and made no effort to shake off the good cheer of the one or the doqxmdcney with w hich the other encompassed me. Aa a result, tho novel upon which wan settled no shadow of tho storm taint was cheerful and good humored; but tho other was so hitter, mournful and vindictive that I novel jinntod it. In each of these caw s, of course, I allowed rnyficlf to be wholly moved and swayed by atmospheric, ton* dciicics; and though I lost the profits oi several weeks of iiU*rary labor, I learned mi invaluable lesson. I saw tliat by projierly fortifying myw lf, and by mak¬ ing the right kind of struggle, I could resint yielding to both the dangerous flavor ot soft sweetness which sunny skies induced and also, in the same way, to the spitefillness and melancholy which were tho legacy and gift of the storm spirit. That is, I succeeded in partially of overcoming tho influences and cfleets the weather and at all times hi keeping my fa-I f in a mental condition of passable evenness. The comp.Ieto and |>erfect disentangle¬ ment of one’s un lit:)] notion from mich phenomena is, to mo, an impossibility; and it in eonio dcgr<*o enables me to understand why 1 wrote eo much in “Lelie” which I have since ho often re gret^d. * * * Why should it l»e otherwise? We arc oo sensitively consti¬ tuted that wo must, of necessity, bo aflecteil by the alternations of storm and Himshine. Tho more exquisite the jH»r B4.nu.lity, tho Htmnger the influence; and. in the case of invalids, the cttect is more considerable than it is in persons (^f Bound health. Women feel ntorm elTetds more keenly than men, ami the young more keenly' than the old. The nerves are the storm’s moot resistless flluvcs, anti the phlegmatic orcape it altogether. * ^ « Many writers never once touch a pen during sUuany weather, and others can only write clearly mm forcibly with a fcluit king about tl“'ir windows. 1 \h-u and artist a ruifer most from storms; tlu* latter fur more than would seem Lk«'ly on mere casual thought. Many a picture has 1 eon sjHuled by having its last touches laid on when it was storm¬ ing. Coloring, whether verbid or pig¬ mental, takes much of its tono from sky and utmost here. Literature, more than anything else millers undi r tho maiignity of storms, l>e caii.'C all hu iarv otiort is tho picturing of moods and emotions m words. As chil diva rc. .•>:.!.;>• tlx>M> who lx-*;ct them, so u-ord; are 1. .<• tlnwo wlio utter them, and tho w-ov.’.!. >vl,; h are wrung from UK lo '' m A 1 tI ; ; ”V '"•/—> anUx {it dll tliu. t‘ iivuv lilOIll. Vvi» tdH'iiS ;;s \V4‘ 1. v 1. our i v.-hn s mo flic* re I' ’titli » 1 ton ( i lunt ;v>Jiri iiud , Clit .til sttmem ihc tsh: \\ rtvketl Kiilor, lu. ilrowm‘«>. ,.’i i we; to tho sbia i?i tomt ., Wt HI, will sv/rtvU go intc ;,t uri x ovi r t 1 U’N--u:vs iir.il 1 h.hu‘ tils 11 ■ iuul tho man wi. writt/i of Hu* \V4H oi loverc when all* rev Mil I • u>« hint on «-opting *:*■£*, *, he cannot ro Vv l Le justly into tho 4 -arn v-i to - h,ci>>iiu'is u liicilung after tho 1 V .-1 eo t>f a t’vHtlh Ln , 1 .- (I h i .‘and Pv l u \;;vT^aa K view. Tin* ITi*riser *‘h«q». WliPti vou atp in A up ( iuul wan ashave i-r hair put gn ta tlx Centra Hotel Halber "li.vi*. It is sf.e place. inf iljui S. Yu V \ B ; A ’j ./ ff 1 ^ * - r: *-. j A \ i ■ mm 7 m * r v" ' <•« OUCt' Si^ rUULViElSh .__PURE_ It M| ■ [I & m ' CREAM f l j lAmil fl rtJWDf ■ •; S £R ; I I | ifeilEEL'E l Its superior excellence proven iny^ r " j^iSST SKS^ ■ « t S Alum. Sold or'.v in Cans, i PRIgE RAKING POWDER CO. jf SEW YOHK. CHICAGO. ST. LOtJlff r ' 6 E 0 R 6 IARAILROADCOMPJj Stone Mountain Ron* Ofkx Gi-.nekai. MAXAvnn ' i. Acousta, Ga., Sept mil 'nth .is: 7 . /-NOai.MLNXINGSUVDAV, V_ythe following passenger schedule , t j he operated; Trains run by 00 mt-ridan time! /| minutes slower than Augusta time. No. 1 —West—Daily. Leave Augusta . . H Macon . . . . . 7 H Milledgeville.... .. 9J it ■Washington..... U ■ Arrive Crawford ville . . ole Athens ..... r, 11 Gainesville.............. {fej)5 4 1 Atlanta.................. No. 2 —East—Daily, Leave Atlsuta ............ cc a Gainesville.......... Ct 55 b 4 4 Athens............ — 00 if Crawford ville....... >o 42 \)% Arrive Washington......... CO 20 i i i Milledgeville....... ^ 41* 4 ( Macon ............ C5 4 4 Augusta........... *5 Ho. 8 —West—Daily. Leave Augusta . . . . i " Crawlordville . Arrive Atlanta . . . No. 4 —East Daii. Leave Atlaeta . • . . . A rrive (T iv* f u'dville . . . . fm x 44 Augusta . . . . . . FAST LIN, No. 27 —Wbst ( ,i-n’ T e Au#juWa........J Washington.... Arrive Leave W athlngton... Arrive Crnwfordville. . (4 Athens ... (« Gainesville ... 44 Atlanta ...... No. 28 —East—Daily. Leave Atlanta....... 2 45\ “ Gainesville. 5 55 a Arrive Athens . .... , . 7 2(1 ” Gia a ford ville ..... 5 54 Washing tip 7 2» Leave Washington. 4 20 p Arrive Antrtlsta..... 8 1 |-#r sri’ERR IMPROVED Sle r: rn AiUX.STA AND ATLANTA. Parlor ears on 2 ; ami 28 between gnstn a nl Atlanta. Train No. 27 and 28 will stopj^.. , ceive passengers to and from th-s folio ,ng iioints ouly: Grovetown, Harann. Ife.iring, Thomson, Norwood, Ba , rawfordviue, , , Union - ,, 1 oillt, - , Green.'- r. . Madison, Rutledge, Social Cinm^ ington, Conyers, Lithonio, 8tono*l?y i uiin and Decatur. E. R. DORSET, JNO. W. Manager.’ Gen’l. Ag’t. Gen’L Joe W. White, 'Travelipg General Passenger Age -.At yilGin RflllJllNB PLVEN *S PIECES AW/: FREE I * * * " von the post* , 1 iCi j < hoicc \ 04 * 11 1 nntl I nst ruincntn I llipfc, f*^„ ! •>*« (HH * >3 in.,) iiMnnlly printed wold on heavy miit-T imper; Morn** nn |»icci*. nt music «ti > hi from 30 io ftO cents P 4 *r If you t : or sing, send us yonr name and address, and we ■ ahow^vou h«»w vjmivc iihmu^v in flatalogties^of buying music. Our Afkror it. as well as our Free M ami Music Bootes, if you haven’t them already. j All JIuhIc Solti ' ut Heduced Hates. Cheapest Place in 17. S. to buy. s . ,. HIDDEN & BATES Southern Music Houkp. SAVANNAH, CA. i i : € -qr- r % »»my i «*m peraiu-e Bitter# Known, 2 T> years the lH*st Cathartic, Tonic, and Bh Purifier in the worhl. Cures Dyspepsia, Bi>. iousucss, Hej.Uu.elic, Rheumatism, etc. flmtleck Agents to # Sell |i ii!? the HISTORV if -r;i // BLACK ,, P u.,. v> - : - m ® l " ' *» , * A ®* pp t'p-t.r»otv. Ty frvj«■ ;* . v wi M«tiw AMERICAN PU8'8.Ey CLK-«C5 0» UtLv4U». fl 4 % IN EE4 L£¥ _illii *Netv TltNis | fion, headache. Taste, cunes cons pa v. and Is «specia: t-tren-theniug it. tc>t ana brain. Eia v try f c \ c, c, o. (CSEUTAIN ClIIOKEX CHOLERA CURE. Eight years of careful experiment and painstaking research have resulted in the discovery of an infallible specific fatal ft r and the cure dreaded and prevention of the of that feathered most tribe enemy cholera; t&r m l The CCG 0 is a grand discovery for poultry aiid raisers. Only 2.1ccAt.s per pack¬ the age your chickens are safe from common disease. This is the only known Cholera Cure. - XW IT NEVER FAILS. K1 1 - been endorsed by the State Agri eoltural Department. Manufactured by R. P. Dodge, Atlanta Ga. Give it a trial and he convinced. -Fob Sam; By Lucas & Hammack, Crawford ville. Also by, G. W. Brown. Sharon, Louis O'Brien, Barnett, and J»r. R. S. Dillard, TTnion Point. — LES’ nano on a package of COFFEE is a gaaraatee of excellence ARE OS A COFFEE is kepi in ail first-class stores iron' the Atlantic to tho Pacific. never r-oc 1 ■, t n c; pored to the sir. A'w ■' hermetically iorl i - Tj » • . - ; PACKAGES. m &id v Z (A i -a '' 4' </ 'r. 'v> '•ft 'drAjk*. '-Vp $ r '-■V, h ff. ''‘Vo °y 'X. ^z„ “u. % 45 *. ""'"A m .-A; AND CATTLE^PCWOERa - i HP— *; f '.;r of CUMC. r-OT« or Ll no Ft ^HHTi>w*H>n> wii! arc an*’, nsorl prevent In tinic. Hod ch OT.RTta. JMRggjfWjctU-ra rtiri* Fow R ill prevent Gaj*k“ IN I.s, H^KpT;, ;ie’*a will Incr**n*e tiie quantity tit> ot millt ■HTiw.-ni)- ptr cenu w‘d m:ik ;e the butter Arm W* Vowdar, Hriiiipaan.l ■"■III rnro or prrv attic ent are atrnost subject. etkbt w*v. to wiihMl • ilTTZ’S Fownvua will oivk Bat i%y actio*. id everywhere. DAVID E. FCUTS, Proprietor. BALTILIOtRE, MD. FOtt SAL V BY LUJAS k HAMMACK, Cra w ford ville, Ga. 5 B A 1 •S' £ar _____ elm: purifies the N«w style, Wea«.i»t T«*t«, strengthens loml. beautiflen»e muscles, and complexion, brain, and regulates tnc nerves, ihc stomach and bowels, 5 ..... ■■!! b l F* ■ . fttf.ii - wliirter - 4 sutler, Nlckf»l-glatcd ft.- V-*J V open face or i go: ion ev e. Da.lfci i&i/ or Gents’ r-iz*\tlne*y flnlahrd. Giver i'rf 0 with n ycn/r'k Boitsrrip' >o;> toa peerh-a., PVsniilj ! .[*er to oil who solid ns tho Prmi4>3 and niidressoi (■Irnvr’Me.J ' luiiios, n*id only Oiu’ ILriicv. An elegam ■Id ri-v-'d cimtn, with the -t»<.ve, ft;) <-ent:»o.*;tra 1. 2 NTIkOJJ iUCXlON ID., iremout, S»* /• ant - oi ’siC* nvtlc H in t STi’i '/JHr j V , i Oomfort..! - nirrrm. in and Kf!G tire. A i • )v»»r!I.OoOctirtd. !'■ moli........ o ELROTKif *:.• : t-'* a. /as:. iifBflE, UiVEdTCa, Ibl (VftBASa AVt,- Hdtifii I 3 Intsr-OGsan's Indorssment. Dr. Ilorie—D ort Sir—From pnsoiial I'liieticul experience, 1 can fay that your t leotric Belt v.-ill do alt that y ou claim for i. Col - A. P. Connolly, of the (Ac an, Lee. 1.;, 1S85. r «, mnvous people r. Afid (-thers tlabili ruflerirff from •,v? .v-G-‘ ■ / .-S', Ju -b.rooic r ’' ro ’ iS -y .csfiaast-lnjf of <■*'- • »»c-s, premature ^old *'£CTR*'* ft'-'r c-Tiru* yt ii:i,^cr arc v. -T' r "'.‘v:.^ ii ma s fanu us Electro* " ' ecu i i’UMf p. m.l. Hsjks, uvr.‘ 4 Taa, lai war, sa Av., cwc.'-r-o. ST ■,’HjV * rices they eto worth, nai where to inht y tjesu.^ IHroctiocs for T rr. inlng ti L’ >.D\ A 1 *e;.*:- a-.4 virscU-ii*: i-’errets. Mailed v for !o t’ests. Al?o Cu's of Dog p t--2HbWllt Tsrciainns Goods of tUI kinds. s*: Then spti-i f ’ r Vruc R-.-i 1-i : THY r.Crt) V. i-.M iKi: ■' ; ^ul rfi'orc.l ri vi tta«rly i/l L7.:- , dt :' 1 ; Cm tests of & L ” ■m f r—: ft alKH't tacuUAtx ra, cl i \ ■f : o 1 Ffit t from t it ‘ • z r j.; |H*r Mini;.*-, bunt for id It If FT. 7 ‘tc naed the ROOM 07 iMiE | ■ ; - v.-/w v -/D 1 1 •>>;..-}f■ ../i/v - UU-.US «as 7 V, FA«C - -ollj, -^O t la. . ; AS50CIATFD —_ f. £5T _____i.a Sclg highin Mr«.vt. ESaSLSSasS-SSssU - BUT and See, CliaXes Bergstrom ----IS STILL AT HIS OLD STAND IV- SELLK !II BIT «I AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. -SUCH AS Dry Goods, Provisions, Clothing, Beets, Slices. Hats And Anything Else Yon Want. Bergstrom’s (’ash Store, IS THE PLACE TO BUY HOODS. Reaver IVa re b. or.:- o V ■n Successors to REAVES, NICHOLSON & CO., COTTON FACTORS And Commission Merchants * Liberal Advances Made on Cotton in Store. ATHENS: }R.:EH4 FURNlTb 1 r i i Jli I) ; \ ; n i-- AJgood strong, 8 p« Sniffor $ 12.00 A good Bureau with glass for m Large French dress-toilet, tops suit $25. Large French dress-glass 17x30 fit Fine walnut. Toilet 10 ps Suit for $45. Same with marble top for §1j Good cotton top Matress $2 Fine Flush 7 ns Pa lor Suit for S,j A good Led Lounge for $10.00. A Good Strong Single Lounge f<ra TIIE NEWEST STOCK; THE LARGEST STOCK; THE LOWEST FIM< A and when II.Thomas visit will the “Gate be glad City” to see give his friends call. call or write. Send for prjjw 2 you me a “ A. G. RHODES, 85 Whitehall and 9-2 S. Broad Sts., Atlanta, If •T” •aW 'v \ M'GS, 5 * RED MR)NT. 832 BROAD ST . * -£k/o.@usta, CS-eor.'r:1 ^ *. JOBBERS AXD DEALERS IN [:• Z! im& pm&ziTktJi l^ssszr^ I 1 Pi r? p fu sB 11 r < llj \iZI2&2iXl 1 Tinware & House Funislr.rg Goods of Every Descrip tion. By tfl8 AL81DH COOK STOVE. Y'hii stove has been lavg-el y sold, with perfect satisfaction, for the past fifteen v A.ig;. ;sta, Ga. YOU 10 :-Tt 2:? 1 AM RIG-/ l ;; * * w„ h. sa Cr»iwjordvillo, Georgia I lijive opened up In die (jrange Store on the Norther side oi die Nqnaic a choice and complete XGd r^- ew^toolsio G 1 FANCY!FAMILY GROCERIES z'MMMlk* T'We ri Anl B33 tCaau 3.i Goods of all Kinds Wi xpi c-t to keip always on band a full stock of goods in the above bine to sul 11.» seas ns at the very lowest prices, Jn TOBACCO and CIGARS I have the bes i lands s cheap as the cheapest. Cali and me when you want anything in my line. Blighest market price paid for country produce. W. II. SI ElD. *.v4A4»!«H4 has st«d,froin , I4W three F*$\ A oflw the man wtio wants service T « DLiu ^ ho m vt (not style) that will keep t . 1 . AT' m a Rubber «'■ -at. and m « a garment at h ■ ta tier proivctiou than a mos- PiSTT g'yf | “ SLICKEK." a name faru-iiar to every V u h - ’ ■ at t*i it-els i * hI Aste t- r fbe ** FISH BRAND * RucKaa « 3 and take no other. !f vour storekeeper d - -n *t huve the fish tesci(utfwWtekigBC. A. J. T- own n,2 - • n.zixons St., Boston.M ass, W
