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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1888)
PUBLIC SPIRITED. j The Dkmoctat makes tliis appeal to the good citizens of the county and we feel that it will be adhered to with mote than a passing look. You will please glance down our announcement column! Don’t you see openness iu the faces of the gentlemen who are there before you, asking for your vote? They mean what they say in these i cards. They want your vote and we beg you to bear m mind that these gentlemen who are before vou for the . various county offices are showing that i they are public spirited and that they will only do what they think is for the good of t he county if elected. Don’t be afraid to make choice of any of these men when you get ready to cast your vote next Monday. Remember the Democrat is your paper and the county’s paper and what is a help to the county is a help to the , paper, and vice versa. Read our an nouncemeut column once more and re metnbi r those who ask for your vote, -— - —--— Aluen Milon’o 8 jlcimiolci Alinifnl/l Cvnlr.iuvll-i CjClopeuLl This issue of the tenth volume calls attention to the rapid progress which I this mkl.r excellent Tta»S.ie, nonu’ tr cvclonedi i is u ornh d H e volume, at lnteivals of About a month, he is recently more than keeping Ins word. The volume extends from Cos mocrashv mograpny to to Debrv tteuiy, contains contains about attout 640 pages and about 100 illustrations, handsomely printed and neatly bound in cli>th, ull tor 50 ce.;ts! T„. M.ni fold is more comprehensive than any other cyclopedia except Cassell’s (which costs several times as much), including an unabridged dictionary of the En glisli language in addition to ordinary cyclopedia matter, mid though many of the, articles are necessarily ty'ief. they are sufficiently full for practical people, and some articles are surpris iDgly extended—for instance. Cotton occupies 26 pagrs; Crannugs, 8 pages; Ciowio Lieeds atm -111.1 (Yinfessions confessions, o 5 nitres- pages, Crick- liick et, 4 pages; Crusades, 6 pages; Darwin and Darwinian Theory, 17 pages, and so on. It would he strange indeed if a cycldpedia of such great merit, pub¬ lished at a cost so surprisingly low, did not reach an enormous circulation. A specimen volume may he ordered and returned if not wanted. John B. Al den. Publisher, New York, Chicago, Atlanta and Sun Francisco. He Got His Mony Promptly. Mr. Jamie Rhodes ot Eufula, Ala., hal.l ticke t No. 46.755 iit the October Drawing of the Louisiana State Lot¬ tery, for which lie paid one dollar. It proved to be a lucky ticket, for it drew the capital prize of 8500,000, and enti¬ tled Mr. Rhodes to #15,000. If the ticket had been a whole one for which Mr. Rhodes had paid 820, he would heave received the whole .5800,060. It was promptly cashed at New Or¬ leans, and the money was leceived in a day or two and it is on deposit to his credit in the John McNab Bank of this city. For thirty years his father, Mr. Chauncey Rhodes, has been cash¬ ier of the John McNab Bank, ic Ru faula.—Enfaula. [Ala.] Times, Oct, 26 See advertisement for drawing on Dec. 18th, when the First Capital Piize is $600,000. ■—• LEMON ELIXIR. Its Wonderful lillect on the I.lverStom acb Bowels, and Kidneys. A pleasant lemon drink that postively curesBiliousness. Constipation,indigestion, Headache, Malaria. Kidney Disease, Diz zinesf, Colds, Loss of appetite, Fever, Chi Us. Blothches, Pimples, Pain in the hack, Palpitation of the Heart, and all other diseases caused by a disordered liver stomach and kidneys, the first great cause of all fata! diseases. 50 cents and St per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared only by n. Mozley, M. D., Atlanta, Ga. LEMON HOT DROPS. F' T coughs and colds take Lemon Hot Drops. For sore throat and bronchit s take Lemon llot Drops. r/ni.in For pneumonia and larengetis take Lemon Hot Hot Drops. nmris For consumption and catarih take Lemon Hot Drops. For all throat and lung diseases take Lemon Hot Drops. rSiSi S”1 *. £! dr*t£»ui " (i a . Tlieir HUMiiess Booming. mack’s Drug Store as their giving awnv to th-ir eusto.ners of so many free trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Diseovery for Consumption. Their trade is s\mply enormous inthis very valuable arti cie from the fact that it always cures and neevrdisappoints. Coughs, Golds. Asthma, Bronchitis. Croup, an i all throat and lung iseases quickly cured. You cao test it be fore buyins by gettiiu* a trial bottle free, large size *1. Every bottle warranted. Anvertised Letter. The following list of letters, remaining in the Post-office, at Crawfordville. Talia¬ ferro eounty, Ga.. will Is* sent to the 1)> an Letter offi - - if not called foi at the expt r it ion of 30 days from daf- 1 U r E Kitchen, Ro’o-rt Mobley, J VV Tal iarerro. Steve <‘r.-a:ner, Tom Colelougli .(.aval Lamis, Jim Darracott, 3. Daniel Ellington. Isaab (iriffin. Wru D-wis, Geo. Mcarding, (i F M'Sire. D \V Allen, Rob’t Alien, Juii sproil, Jane Shorter, Mi— Maggie Hatris. M.-s Mary E Daniel, Mi— Mattie Smith. When calling for an. of Un- air (* al ways say advertised. >1. E BltOOKE, P. M. TUB DEMOCRAT, tUCA FORDVILLE, GEORGIA. —People wlio make it tbeir business to run oilier people's business, never receive any cash divipends. —Mr. Bush, of Bairdstown, killed a hog last week that weighed413 pounds. That’s a hog raised in Georgia and yet we buy meat and lard. Any Druggists will tell you what be knows about the merit of Shriner’s Indian Vermifuge, the popular rem edy. —The Greenes boro Herald and Jour na ' says that Mr. T. L. Callahan, of near Salem, killed three wild turkeys at one shot. The same paper says, in the same neighborhood, not long since, Mr. John Ilall killed live. —It is thought to he quite an out rage t hat those negroes, Tim Smith and John Coleman were drowned iu tile river in Wilkes countv recently. —Almost all have been to the Expo sition who are going and the gates of this glorious .Southern enterprise tvill be dosed on next Saturday the 15. —One of the, negroes that came through here some weeks ago with a minstrel show, was arrested at Stone Mountain one night last week for swindling. -Some favor a tariff .„ f foi levenue only, some a tanff with incidental,’, protec tion. and some a tariff for protection, m*. Uot» Urn majority (ever II,e tree use of Salvation 0:1 for cuts end bru,se8 V An endhss chain of ceitilicatis verify . the excellence of Dr. Bull’s Lougn Syrup. 1 „ 1 . ice-o or cents. . —In the last ten yoars forty-seven and a hid. hiilliol, SW-t dollar, have been coined, and yet some people ask where all the silver goes to. Babies cry because they suffer; and the most reliable remedy for the relief of their discomfort is Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup. Only 55 cents a bottle. You may tcivet in all climates without fear, if you have a supply of Laxador to guard against malaria and fever. Price 25 cents. If you suffer pricking pains bright on light, moving the eyes, or cannot Dear nml fiu(1 voul . slght vveak al ,a failing, you should promptly use Dr. J. II. McLean’s Strengthening Eye Salve. 2.-> cents a box. She is ••(•rateliii.” “1 saved the life of niv little girl hy a prompt use of Dr Acker’s English Reme¬ dy for Consumption.”—Mrs. Wm. V. Har riman. New York. Bold hy Dr. Reid. — The trouble with a great portion of the world is that people want to ive high and grow rich without work. —Greeuesboro Herald. Take it I.. Time, “For want of a nail a shoe was lost ;for want of a shoe, a horse was lost; for Lie want, of a horse, a rider was lost.” N.cver peg lect small things. The (list sign of pneu¬ monia and consumption can positively Remedy he checked by Dr Acker’s English for Gonsuinption. For sale hy Dr. It. . Reid. —A grocer in a certain town has this unique sign in Ins store: “In God we trust, but everybody else must pay cash.” Such a sign as this would pay some of our grocers. Promptness. First a cold, then a cough, “I then Dr Aek- enn sumpMon, then death, took er’s Englisli Remedy for Consumption believe tin moment I began to cough, and 1 it saved my life.” Walter N. Wallace, Washington. For sale hy Dr. It. J- Reid. —Don’t get mad if your paper is stopped after January 1st. We hope you will come forward and renew your subscription before that time. We are not able to do a credit business. - • A Narrow Uscape. Col. W. K. Nelson, of Brooklyn, peculiar came home one evening, feeling a tightness in the ( best. Before retiring, he, tried to draw a long breath hut found it almost impossible. He suffered four days from pneumonia, and the doctors gave him up. Dr. Acker’s English Remedy for Consumption saved him and lie ! s well to¬ day . For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. —Hon. it. II. Jackson, president of the Farmers’ Alliance, is u self-made man, so to speak, All the education lie ever gut was after lie was grown and married. He is a Baptist minis ter, and was state senator four years ago,—Ex. Terrible Fore warm, iff. Cough . in the morning, hurried or dif fiC ulty breathing, raising phlegm, tight r _,, ss f„ the -diest. quickened pulse, chill ness in the evening or sweat at night, all 01 - anv (J f these tlii. gs are the first stages consumption. 'Jr. Acker’s F7nglish i W.«^Sr3SWS i'";? r..r «*le , U5S l.j Ur. Ii. “‘ id. _ _ _______ Common Sense Should be used in attempting to cure that n.ts^lKsiir3Si.&s; loca, upolications ‘ The can d<> no method ermanent of ! j„od. common-fensi* treatment is to purify the blood, ann for .purpose Hood's tttere Sarsuparilty. i no preparation That this mi j„.nur to ( peculiar medicine does cure catarrh is shown by the manv testimonials t rom people wfo have found relief upon using ; q w hen all others 1 ad failed. A book con taining statements of cures sent on re. ceipt of two-cent stamp, by < . 1 FOOD * CO., Lowell, Mas Iup.se.il. The transition from long, lingering and : painful siektte s to robust he,ft!, marks an ep.chiu the life of the individual. ; Such a remarkable eveiit is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the go.>4 health has i«*eu attained is gieatfully blessed. lienee i that so tnneit is heard in prai >1 Li sje Bitters, so many V restoration tp health, ,., o! Great Alterative and | or.|. . l; y„ ; fl i troubled with any dis¬ „■ K:doi*\. le ver or Sto.i.ach, of long or slior* ndiii r von wil Ktir-ly find ’ sold relief y the !-*, of Ki c BiU-rs at and ' hottie at Lucas & Ilam mack's. I Xotiomil Capital. | [ j Washington, Dec. 8,1S|8. ! Congress assembled this week ivilh very little of the excitement and flour that characterize first days. It had but recently adjourned, and the mem bers took their accustomed seats with* out ado, and answered to the inter¬ minable roll call. The event of the day was the Pi esi ■ ; dents message. It was interesting to bear the probably last words of the d( - feated candidate—of the matt who has arisen and flourished, Republican members ami Senators trefiedlhe reading of the message with studied indifference or listened to , t w jth sneers. ‘-The key note of the iuuut, - „ say ,, tae i),>m Democrats. 0cra ts “A a mo¬ [ io tenti ius hulk of emptiness,” say the in Republicans. 11 The Republicans boast that they are i„ for twenty years. They will annex the north western territories, that will | give them four years more; by that j ,: rae Canada will he ripe. Indeed it is whispered iv i,i«n« r pd here hete that that a a auiune scheme is n <tl -il ready afoot to purchase the Dominion, ^ ^ the . lupoinUnent of Sherman ds beet- tary , of f Mate o . will jt] . he t.»n<rli liau„iu l •»«*-» The convention lor tl,« ,,romol,oi, ot the quadri-centennml exposition of the Three Americas is now holding its he >°- ,,,, A, ' s ob J ect , 18 , 10 . ,uv ._ e * a « on of the discovery . of grand celebration America by Christopher Columbus in mV. v,.nciti,m HTh™"vL will iu* nl-mted ^ the WHOihin( j ton Monument, on solid ground that was a swamp four year8 ag0< The locality of this expo silio n will be in easy walking distance ot every j>art of the city. Washing ton is indeed an admirable place for a rent celebration. city in the country has streets so wide, so well paved 1 and so little crowded. There around and about tteies of , tinoccn are pied ground.upon which military com panics or excursion parties can pitch their tents, and live like the Arab ai most without expense. The hotels and boarding houses here are easily hie of accommodating crowds ns great es Crttue to Philadelphia in 1876. Preparation for the Inaugural , cere mony J on the 4th of March next, ,..e going on . An immense crowd is . ex peced. The Republicans will spare MO pains to give their President a brave send off. The I lie inaugural mauguiai ball nan will wm hold in the coyor d court of the Pen sion Building. Triumphal arcln “ span Pennsylvania-- BTtlP. i , winks will eintdazo i the mum. thonsaiid people will bo wick or ex bit listed next morning, and then will come the wrestle for the cilices. ‘•Needles and pins, needles and pins; When you get ii; allied your (rouble begins.” Yours A;. S Oglethorpe Echos FROM THE ECHO. An Oglethorpe farmer has one hundred and lil’ty bales still in tint patch. Prohibition becomes more or lei-.ri a farce wlien dealers from wet counties come to a dry and sell imlescriminutely Judge and Mrs, Samuel Lumpkin returned Monday evening last from ai extended visit to Alabama. Cupid continues to conquer, his la I Vest conquest in this section being Mrl Jas. C. Wheeles, of Sandv Cross, and Miss Emma Dawson who were married at tli e home of the bride’s mother near Wiuteisville, Tuesday last. From one tree Mr. A. C. Daniel, o< the this Cherokee gather C< rner fourteen neighborhood.]h»ji busln Is <Jf season pecaus. For these nuts Mr. Daniql finds a ready market, and the profit from this one tree is as gre t as troiji any one acre in cotton. J Entirely Knoxville. Free Fern., from July Ta'nt. 2, 1- j Specific Atlanta, Ga.: The Swift (7o., Gentlemen. —In 1881 i contracted blood poison. It was in its mo.4 | loathsome form. Sores and tllcV: 8 i came upon me until my entire bodjy was absolutely covered. I put myse f j under the . t> eatment . ol .. ., tlie , )•* u ,,i„ l _ . sicians in tlie city, but no good can e -*• >-***«--"*» ft y r int™*. my Hufl'-niign. last I ijegan taking 8. 8. ts. The i|i- ■' i prove merit was slo.v at first, but after a while tne disease yielded, and it) {a i ing the ulcers ceased running ptmii ,, am | |(| a favv , Uc)ll tIn my tardy W.l» tno from taint. I ccutinueu lue in i | dicine and to-dav am free from tail t. My body, However is a living inonii m:*nt to the i>-tensity of my sufferings and the curative power of Swift .Speifi fie. The scars remain. Fat. J. OX'oxxou 1 Depot Street.; Tr> ,'tics on Blood aod Skill I nj ... ’ ,,lwl , ilwi frpe J j lllK Drawer u -*WIFr SPECIFIC 3, Atlanta, LO.. Ga ! Buckleu’* Arnica -alvc. J Thk BkstSalvb in tlie world for Cats P.riisi s, Sires. Ulcers, Salt iUieutu, Fe*e tyres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaiiis Corns an.l ao Plies, skin Eruptions, and pbr ) lively cures or no f-s. pay required. "i-'*+. It is guaranteed to give per - be¬ or money refunded. Price 25 < ts • box. At Lucas & Ilamiiftck’s. IS ^ yj B CROFULA l I ts that impurity ta tv.o blood, which, ac gfpes , Jimlatmg in tlie glands of swellings; the neck, which pro¬ unsightly lumps or : aMSOS painful running sores on the arms, Jfe, 3>s, or feet; which developed ulcers in tlie ■■ ears, or nose, often causing blindness or Zifness; Jrous which is the origin of pimples, manifesto* can growths, or the many other lulls usually ascribed to “humors:” which, listening ifd upon the lungs, causes consumption death, Being live most ancient, it is the nbst general of all diseases or affections, for *jM-y jow persons aro entirely free from it. i CURED flow Cart m . [3© Ev taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which, by I ,le remarkable cures it has accomplished, ten when other medicines have fulled, has Jrovcn itself to ho a potent and peculiar Medicine for this disease. Some ef , tlieso Aires aro really wonderful, if yonsuffo f. m ■wofula, joon'trouh'od'wUh bo sura ZioaZ chUdroa have scrofula, sores breaking put on thorn la various places. My little boy, three years old, has been a of terrible from sufferer. hca (Last spring he was ono mass sores Cilia, r, fcct i was advised to use Hood s Sarsapa- result * and we havo all taken it. Tho that all havo been cured of tho scrofula, imy little boy bolng entirely fvco fve.m sores, and a „ tour of my children look hriglit and ,1.....l.hy.”'V.l S .A™„,o».r,,».l.c,,y.K J . f Hood’s SarSapEVUia 8oldbya n lir „ g gi s t s . *i;.i*f«ri?.v Prepare,t„„i, j l b y c.i.uooD & oo.,A P oti. u ™LuwoU.MaM. ' iqq IUU DoSOS ©no Dollar ™ ________ Moil^V ‘ fOT ~ Fai’DierS ' Call Oh ■ if you wish I borrow money on your farms j ' iis ] can now negotiate loans a " t lower rates than over. |\j / \miki ws UIIES'fBB y „, u . 0 „.„ tty. tng, «t Home, ftrii ftHrie y "iii dye everything. fa-kll-O. They They <>.•••• hav.-aoequal **w<-v.-ry l>iae »«H>. « Amount in l-...-'awo-a , , r i;rigiitn,.-i . Ti*' «fc H.VMMACK.CrawfmelvilleJia j Notico. ! > I * nplication will lie made to the Georgia general | ; V assembly convened 7 of the the State first Wednesday of in which on act Novemher isss for the pussage of an to iiri.itiiiit the sale of sp’trtou mull ratlins , ..tln-t int ox Got! in-j liquors within a : ofmiles from . he Raviown ' * K. church south, aii'l tl)t* hsiytown (J. lhn»- M tWt ( . luurh llUu i,<i \ xx ivjmi Dist. , Viuhition T’SJy , f ,,,- u of -aid an. T() 1)Kin - ()I ; s lV crkDITOKS . ,,J ^ rsons having den.amis Edge, against Till- the a! nf qoherl T. late of [;*■: i ro county deceased, an* hrrcbv noU tied to render in tli'wr d *iii oids to too un> d» i signed Jiceonloii: to la w; ami nil V’ 1 ; h en- indebted to -aid estate are required make immedmv y"’) •*’" .No:, is.is, T”'8 i ‘ 1 •' ' Admin, oolieit 1. Iydgc, deceased. | ~ fh Ds*, BULL'S facilitates Tmtninr /and IJJ4DI MfiCV alnur OVOISD regulates druggists, tho price liowols. 25 Cts. At all SB®? k fV i i bd mil® iiiL m % 1 , 7 .. ODBJ I Cures Coughs, Colds, ji TJ L.L>. w Hoarseness, Asthma, Inci ! Ironchitis, f*A81Jf* SJ Croup, lent Con- ) sum pf ion, ,, n(l ve re Persons. li ( ;vcs Consuinp- 25 cents. SIRUP ------- n riJfi 1 ian'WS (iinn cmnr-TTES for Cu. L c .: i ...ft, i‘ri • /'/ / • it ti¬ ts. — f ORSFf YOUR BLOOD. Bui do no? use fhe dangerous alkaline and mercurial preparation* which destroy your nervous system amt ruin U;o digestive power of thestomach. The vegetable king¬ dom gives us the fcesS ami safest remedial agents. Dr. Sherman devoted the greater pari of his life !o the discovery of this relia¬ ble and safa remedy, and all if* Ingredients are vegetable. He gave it iha name of Prieklv Ash Billers! a name every one can remember, and to the present day nothing ha* been discovered Ilia! is so beneficial for the Bf.OUD, ,( > r the • LIVER, for the tUBNEYS and for (he ; STOMACH. This remedy is now so well and favorably known by all who have used it that arguments as to Us merits are use¬ less, and if others who require a correc' ive to the system would be! give if a (rial the health of this country would be vastly improved. Remember the name—PRICKLY ASH BITTERS. Ask your druggist for it. PRICKLY ASH BiTK?3 CD., ST. LOUIS, MO If You Have .Vo appetite, fmUg-esUon. Flmtnlemeo, »l«k ••.II «*« lo¬ 1-k n«,b. J-OU will ftud T utt’s Pills the remedy 'nomaeli yoa need. They hufld tone np the w«*k und up the gssixn&JBsxsssssaL nuaglng energlea. hurferera rrom i SOLD EVEKYWUEKB. ALL PRECEDENT ! ovek two mu. i ,ions distiubctkd. i A State Lottery Company Incorporated l>v the Legislature in 18f>S Educational and Charitable purposes its frail »h!ae made a part of the pres¬ State Constitution, in IS79, by as popular vote. i Its OliAtil) I XTK \()iml\ARY take place *6inLAniiuaili, ami December.) amt It* UKUiU Nil Mil Kit UUAWINGS piaee in eaeliot toe oilier ten months the >ear, and are all drawn in public, tile academy ol Mtislr, New 'irleaus, “We do hereby certify nil that We supervise and arrangements for the Monthly Louisiana Annual Drawings ol 'Hie Lottery Company, and ill person and control the Drawings them¬ and that the same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith all parlies, and we authorize the j l.o use this ocrtilicaln, with fac¬ of our signatures attached, in it.« ; nts.” V 9 : t - Commlsstoiicrs. Wo "^"zes the undersigned Banks and Rankers | will drawn in the Louisiana State Lotteries which may he presented I at our counters. .. ...» ........... . 4 ,„ H t-ii,a Nut’l I'lerte I.ANHIX, i»rcs. state Wnt’l ilk. s., ...I-» CAR L koiin, pros. Union Nat-1, ilk MAMMOTH DRAWING At the Academy of Music Now Orleans, Tuesday, Dee. lit. 1SHH. Ciipilal Prize, $<»()(),OOO. 100,000 Tickets at Forty Dollars; Halves |30; (Junrtors $10; Eighths $8- Twentieths |2; Fortieths fl. 1.1ST OV PlltZKH. l PRIZE OF $100,01)1) is #4)0,000 1 PRIZE OF 300,000 s- joo,ooo 1 PRIZE OF 100,000 is 100,000 1 PRIZE OF 80.0)0 is - r>i),oi)o 2 PRIZES OF 38,000are .50,000 8 PRIZES OF 10,00) arc- - 50,000 13 PRIZES OF 8,000 arc 00,000 38 PRIZES OF 2,000 are - - 50,000 10(1 PRIZES OF soo arc 80,000 20 PRIZES OF 404 aro 80,000 800 PRIZES OF 200 nr* - 100,000 api'hoximatio.v i'iuzks. ^ * r " ...... * mm * u ■ oo uru . . . . . 80,000 * nz»*s ol •loo uru . . . . . . 40,00 'S™?™*'^**,** Prizes «i To..............• TWO NtlMlik.lt Tl- llMl.NAl.s. i»on Prizes of *-.>oo an- ...... »l«o,coo !,,J0 I’rlse.s'piiiounUlig f 3, '° « r «....... 800 :j f 1XI to ”, lilt |^r-For chi Mm tea or auv further infor. ,. s )refi, write leuild> to ili« -uitMiec, under higiii tl, eleurlv Htating von.* le w j,i, :,t.. . ouTitv, street ami number, More rapid return mail delivery will he assured by your enclosing an envelop* hcarhig your full address. (Send P(WI t * NOTe'**, Express Money Orders or New York Exchange in ordina¬ ry etter. addre.sed Gumtncy liy Express (at our expense) to .VI. A. DAtll'HIN, New Orleans, Ini. or M. a. «) \ i: phiN, t) uslilngton, l). C. Address Kesistered Letters to xi.vv ohi, i:\xs mui , \ a i. i:\sk, New Orleans, La. 1 i} EM EM HER that the presene* of Gen Vera Is Beauregard and Early, who are in eiiurge of the drawings. Is a gunriiutfo of absolute fairness and lute rily, that the elmnei'S are all equal, and that no one can draw possibly prize. divine ivliat number will a “RFMEM.BF.lt, also, that the payment of Prizes is GUARANTEED HY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, ami the Tiekets are signed by the Presi¬ dent of an Institution, whose tfhiirtereri rights are rceongnized in of the highest Com ts; therefore, beware any imita¬ tions or anonymous schemes.” 6 Til MATS WITH UNIKOKM 8UCCRHH ALL CHRONIC DISEASES Among which may he mention Rhcujaatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Im potency, Disease <;l‘ tlie Liver, Kidneys, Heart, Lungs, Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Syplrlis, Gonorrhcea, CateTrli, and Dropsy All Disease' Peculiar to Woman. 0*7“Will visit patioents in any part of the State to perfor.M Surgical Operations. I’atients wfio desire to he under his personal care can secure hoasd near his office. Twerty Years Kxperionee in Treatment of these Special Diseases. Address; DK.AV.M. No 5.V.; Peachtree St iruMt, fit. augl7-Sm. Notice. vyrotite is hereby given.that ^ X will he made to the gein-raty hiy of the State Wed of Georgia November which coitven ed on first o-silay in J»ss for the ca-age of an set to require and provide for the registration Taliaferro of all in the county of and to lor carrying the :>aine into effect and other purposes. This Nov. 34 !sus. THE LADIES ARE GENERALLY T115 Best Judges MW0S0k IMEb m ■ * v- - apapii §pp* -£-3': ■j - '' i£ '<VSS" 0f Toilo' Articles, Hence it is nothing strange tlmt THEIR VERDICT lias be,on rendered in favor of tho pleas¬ ant ami fragrant DH-LEC-TA-LAVE! The mos efficient preparation for cleans¬ ing and preserving the teeth. Ask your nrfghbor about it. Read what Dr. A. W. Calhoun, the celebrated specialist, says about Delocta >»”” . “H affords r , m,-pleasuic , to . . h<ai . rtstitno- . „ nv to its v hi tie, and to state that Its cura tive properties arc beyond question. I recommend it to tho public.' Doleetalyve will Whiten the teeth. Harden and beautify the gums, , Purify the. breath, Prevent the formation of tartar, Aid in preserving the teeth, (hire tender nt.d bleeding gums. A 6k for Doloctalavo and Have Nothing Else SOU) BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 80 GTS. AM (i. C AMlI.I lt >V t o., Wholesale Druggists, General Agents, Atlanta, lit. MTFor sale by LUCAS & IIAMMAOK Ciaw forilvilli*, (in. aprd ly. ADMIN I8TR A TOR’S SALE In pursuance of an order from tho I court ol Ordinary .-.old of Taliaferro lie First Tuesday county Georgia, will In* on I of the Court in .1 ntimiiy 1 .-sit in front House door in Crawfonlville tin., in said comity between the legal hunts of sale, w certificate of indebtedness from the Cen Iriil Rail Bead and Banking I. Jennings Company for number 71I3U to L. R. 8700,01) lm.de September 1st 1H«7 at tint opt ion of the company ninny time alter the IIrst day of JuG 1 Hill on giving i*» 3 nioni hs uoi lc.i of It intention to pay pub¬ one lished or more Savannah, of the public Gu„staid gazettes dm m sum - ing inlerest at 0 »|« per'Uiiiiim, January puyablff and setiil-iinnualy on 1st da: Dec ol l*«H. July in eiii'li jnar. This , Ill.l Terms easli. W It tiuair, Admliilatratw of sal.l dec d ips TULS prcparntion,ivilhout A) v-r-tcu '^5*0 M&jo i./sf- 1 injury,removesihreok- ijiver-Moles, Pim¬ j 0Sj ples, Black-Heads, Sunburn and Tan. A few application! will render tht most stuhlKiridy rod skin aofi, smooth and white. Viola Oroam is not a paint or powder It is superior tocomw to defects, all other but preparations, a remedy to cur*. and is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Prepared At drug¬ gists or mail'd IJITTINKR for 50 cents. & CO, by G. €. TOI.KDO, OHIO. Far vale by DR. R. .1 REID, Crawford villa, G t. nil K illV'C III A CELFIlllATEI1 ,tf,J «■'»** FEMALEPOWj fcirrM.'tUkl- 1 UlL win O 1# '<'' *k*'D * to |1)iy |,y AitK rfc.on women. Hvavaimmm i*m (itmiTtiif «**■»! eiijx rl or to nil »ther r«me iiHVtlf*, «xr cneh rofimdctl. Hi nt hy mall, Wane. tl. Uitu-n i<’. It r . f/ix, 37Tremontht., Uottun, life of HENRY W£RD BEECHER Jot MltU lv iUuntntfi 'I, b'lvltt'f hi> life from prepaid. (L ttift. i'iUM>On« l -G'frti . f |ir*«u>ftfc* nooii co.. I* > fetation ii., Hrooklyn, nut wtsatcaa MEAT-CUTTER. fclpt eour Heuanif^ AMERICAN H prepaid,on llarnhurif Zkl r So. r Eneqiiolled u red k I* 13> Wftihlnfftmi P! the Hteiik, e, receipt *ent. belt MTG Croquette*, *n<l for kt of «*prtee Are., Hsih, M««t» CO fere- 4e. .4 rhiUdeipbi*. f £ r rt ^ N’vt* 1 When children pick their note, grind their teeth, . arc renllcu unnatural in their appetite, they in quite likely troubled with Worm*, prompt mea# ure» should b« taken a»>tl II. VermUu^e be jfiven them iccordint to dirac* I tiona it ha* saved many a^child from death and may preserve yonr swrr-t child from an earl wmm&MMm OR. MOFFETT’S urn I K2 FEMALE MEDICINE MB Hr rt ring tone to unit itrenvth.nln* Ihe.UUr f;,t System tn<) build III* op the neuersl be»Un, UVIJIAIM WISED rorrf'fti all irn ifttUrlttMand annoying troublt* from which vo many *ufl«*r. Il fflrea th« w #**» k <i‘*Ml!twoman health and deprnM* ttrenffth.aftd J* r.eikey eli-.rful the deipomlerit, 'S'^nDIA^WEE l)"^ /toSSjiimd A«t y«ur UruggUt. For sale by Lucas* Ilammack- and al Druggists. ____________ FOITTZ’S POWDER! WORSE Af.D CATTLE Sh .tWM FOI e el'l die of colic. Pot* or Lea* F» ?/• y I'owfiArt *r«» wMfrt in time. i* -rr* will rare fin - Hoe Cboimma. •r.-vtlrr* will Dr»r«W Gam * IX Fowl*, Io It Urn q mantity of mlllE per c«n:.. end xo&ke - u>e outler In* « »n dt ptf*Y*tit *',Tro*t I’Ul rnr» v \ ic. uhI < -miff avmrAOTio*. are subject, i - n s w ill give Sow UAVX3 F. roVTZ. Proprietor. EAXTSatOaX. KD. For sale bv Dr. K. J R-iL
