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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1889)
*«v m. ®he Crftwfinrfrmii ■ i Cl WM *, By CLEM. fi. MOORE. YOL. XIII. AT DOWN WITH High Prices! «Ton.es, fS I* ■sse""':' j * V3i ff | {% ■■ 4 m WT' m. IPi^From this date until Jamiarvi«Pii , offer their /entire stock ot Fall and Winter floods AUD COSTS e commence business with the determination not to be undersold be any mercantile firm, and shall maintain our position. WE ARE WITH THE PEOPLE. We confidently believe they are with us and will stand by us. Remember Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ladies Wraps, Cloaks, Jackets SOLD Shawls^ Jeans, Cassinieres, Glove, Ho¬ AT COST siery, Furniture, Harness, Crockery Glassware, Tinware, Etc., will palm off no shop-worn, shoddy, moth eaten goods at cost, but new, bright and stylish goods. “ ... SirntNu The like of which has never been dreamed of. Come and buy of us and save momey. Rich and j»oor, high and low, served with politeness and fair dealing. We cordially invite the people of Taliaferro COIIH* ty to visit our mammoth stores. We will save you money. We mean what we say. JONES, GKEENE & CO • GREEXESBORO, GEORGIA levited t« the Interest ef Taliaferro Cel- the 1 Hews. CRAWFORDY1LLE, GEORG A, F UARY 4,1889. * NEW YEAR.—’1880. *■ , ■ ' . •' ?JT w . "' / 1 New Year (Someth fresh aud sweet, * Crowned with roses jet to be, i. -8teppoth she with unshod feet, Forth from time's eternity. .1 Xew Year bringcth in her hands Gifts of utireveaied grace, f And the look npon her face * ,So man living understands. Unto one she bridgetli gold. 4 Unto '-no a mow-wlfitn dove, Ictli'oiw-and perfect love, * K From tl/N * W -s tender hold. sho.for o >e cypress weaves, Unto one *he br i; * *,nd aiio For* h*.f fogs, iaiw on* ‘ Unto she elvetl. faith, U» rtu of noble i^.pWMid power; And for one, evh mortal flower D<''*bt must do to fruitless death. Words of hope and words of dread; Many guess but none may know. She 'oust utter ere she go. Words that cannot be unsaid. HH „•*>. . • '* ■ 'i . J * V. ■ ,%£ \ , t.’UUd of ages unexpressed, Welcome to the brave Of heart. We are strong to do our part, } With or without hope M our L best. avahv. % MAKR1AGE. I’ho Possibilities of Ha mB After. &s: i— An absorb . ■ESS :st one overcomes * beu an an ire j>n the mar riiqje slate. !W has its adher ei , And particularly I 80 I'ef _ . ettber sex as that pit ^ppe.tredt over the ghat Ure Wheeler »vileox. ^jpb' «8says ale not beneficial to the t;vt* stale of married life, ami can only have a (Jecidedly injurious effect on til se who have not a ^nsitivo miud on the question. ~ i* ,e U' : mi lit’ 'w tbo writer re iuuai.tcli tt-MhU.v . of * a*-w‘if#a ■Ifl' ot! foe, "3;"“' •'*' - ■ * touria one pursues, nmloy wifftiegovem- || their views and actions ed. becoming fixed and unchargeahle. Now, oar^a man or woman who has spent much of their life,’/in the ex¬ tremes of eujoymtnt in any particlar mode, suddenly ct use their former rela¬ tions, and make what the woild calls a model husband or wife with no rea¬ sons for changing excepting they participated in a marriage ceremony? Will the ceremony of the change trom single to married life, immeLately reconstruct his or her character an l all former enjoyment liecorno distaste¬ ful of whatsoever kind? Emphatically no. Cartain minds can only bo pacifi¬ ed by indulgence in their desired, encouraged, anil distinctive features. The uatures of people vary and arc only developed in after life, not chang¬ ed, each have their distinct character¬ istic and maintain them sometimes through life. To infer that a woman can be all affection and attention to a man who carts nothing but for business, or ex¬ cuses of some description, who proba bly coupled with a highly nervous temperament, and is unsuited in all things. eager to accuse tbs one cr the other for the m is foi 1 line, arid many times ,u error. 1 he remarkable degree of patience some married people marii Low.nl. tlioir I,,,. 0 . 1 ,,. or .1/., i. truly noble, and the principle of honor alone stands i„ the way of a seperation in many instance. After marriage has been contracted, the fate is sealed, and only when the nature of the parties is of a yielding disposition can a happy r» suit lx, attended and in.iuiUiru, 1. Happy fDarfUt?fiS can Po acorn plisheii by many ing at an early age, before the minds have become fully matured, always ready ,o make a con cession, anil and fuHiidi,.ns fastidious biibit habits » never never indulged in, or t/ecome a pleasure, cou sequently not knowing . the attractions of the outside, the husband or wife never desires them, which in itself is t„. « SMW —-* Undoubtedly the wife ha* in her power the ruination of a happy home. It requires but a very little negligence on her part to destroy all, and what is once destroyed is almost irretri vable. K , e „„,.„„i, CT p«L will full, repaid by her husband’s devotion, and the cheerful spirit which will invade the keM -m eet M . ».»H t« toth, and the words ‘-Home, Swe t Home” be uuderetood as only the baypy poss- of one can ever hop Then it must not be fi the husband can greatly |«< wife’s interest in her horn seeking to help her in aby! may ask to have done which her power. Mutual assista ■ render in almost an impossibility fbr extravagence to be indu'geil single change made which wl consulted over before unaertak Confidence should be held as above all things, that-casnot be reg^tp is lost fore ver. Guard that above all things. Let the wife unnerstand the husband's cares, and confine himself to the management of his business, and understand that the house should be managed Only by the wife and no other, will all, help to prove that unhappy marriages can be averted. The aim of each si be to con coal each other’s fall etraugers— not expose them—and.? act which will give pleasure is to;’ mk of each other with words of pfa and always with respect. Clubs aud an evening^ pleasure are not objectionable to any sensible wife, &t least chould not be, when attended occasionally, but frequent visiting should be called to the husband's at tention with elected every for moderation the aud new promise future. Pleasant face cannot always bo ex pocted, for husbands and wivee have many trying duties during the ’day, and which sometimes irritates the mind. Such being : the case, a few Kind words or a li ttls artfulness can change the mood and.torclblyjlUustruto fclmt home iH tin* |)lac© Ct> Hiiperae all cares, and finds absold^fe i' vest from bit annoyance. a Success is only attended by nppnca tion and study in ItwpwflSflf all pUggs* Mar riage's tlm most allair of . wo lives, and • w who apply 'hen ' •* the im ■ a a \ idinubf, itqu ). Uid Uown tSC’ Slda;,', s twWpiifefe St htili'l li it . W r ' ^orvir.hK, July ‘3, WJ& Tne Swift Spefllllc L’o,, Atlanta, Ga.. Gciitiernen.—I have a daughter now ,„r«............. three years of ag , showed a severe case ol scrofula on the side of her ru e* the usual swelling and bumps appeared and with a view to curing her, we he gun using 8. 8. 8. The result was wonderful, and I and my wife now stand ready to indorse tlm great cura¬ tive powers of our medicine. 8. II. I)iSAitMONU, Cleveland, Teuu. Conductor on E. T. V. A Ga. it. It, Treaties on Wood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Tiib Swift Sim'cific Co., Drawer .‘5, Atlanta, Ga. Ooonee county voted on the liquor question Wednesday or last week. Prohibition carried by 300. •’ll ACKMKTAGK," a lasting afffl fra grant perfume. Price M and 30 cen’s,— At (teid’s. A woman of Huntingdon, Coni/ who is only 3o yoais of age, has had nlne husbands. CUOIJP. WHOOPING COUGH amt fjronclfitts Immedia'cly relieved ny 8 I 1 I Cure. Ihiid’s Drug Store, C<.,...i»r s „ W. A.Uir of AUm,* h;iM 8W|t t0 (i„ v , Gordon a plea for the establishment of a state inebriate Asy ,j. {1 UAf/KING GOUGII can 1m so .piiekly cured by »«•*;• W« guarantee it. in. u. .r It is said lliat the ferryman at Fer gursou’s ferry, in Lincoln county, is kepi busy tranferring emigrants from South Carolina to Georgia. COUGII and Gonxuiuption it ijy m on a guarani***?, J. Held. cures Gor sumption. Dr K. It takes no more work to raise home supplies than it does to make toe money ^ to buy _^ Western corn and meat d >ur> Hia , w Advocate. For lame back, side or chest, use i 0 h> H poroas Plaster. Price 25 cents. Dr It. J. Held. When the fanneis of Georgia set ^Jr.ndV.Sn’JttLn'.'r of the lasting indeiasndence out ll)ey wi jj ltien ^ t | lft ina ster of the situation. But not till then.—Alliance Herald, SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable '* nuiloITS GATAHKH HEMKDY-a positive core for Gatarrh, Diptbeiia and »»*» *'»«■-« >«*••*«« «" WILL YOU SIJFFEK tieiloh’s with Dyspepsia Vitnliz and Liver Com plaint? r is guarautee-l to cure you Dr H J Held T-__ an fiw ., 7 Ali!" 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Tone up the system and Imprat m appetite by taking Ayer’s Saras pi It will make you feel like a new {* iison. * Thousands Imve found health, and re* lief from suffering, by the urn* of this great blood purifier, wplHHflNMl i al —“ ' ....... 1}avill Morie, «« colored farwor of the low i^fiort Inn of Pulaski nf>uuty 4'*^titled to the blue riblK*n is s», one horsa farmer. lie made Uifii year _____ Use PiU's OsnniniiUve for all men /Vrit,', Is “f tl;e ■ t ,iuseh m- bowetsUjjj I'aimh.aU NjuO|g| ioMi i.. r/dlrwL,. waV^vT^f^^ ..... ............ ti«i». It Is the same II, * hv.mahkaih.l: xiiowixu n, », againmi' Oflli K KKNIililRS. Putnam Go., April OT, 1SST. thirty 1 have been suffering and for burning most all years with nn Itching over one hhMMUuiedicIm^iT^^I'dld^w* IIU good. If. If. if., I coinnieliced and after using last live Jaunary bottles to I list; felt better and shatter than 1 have in tliir ty years, my health Is better and 1 weigh more than I ever did. The Itching has nearly censed, and I am confident that a few more bottles of It. It Jt. will cure me • ntlroly, I am alsty-two years old and can now do a good days work in 1 my field. I consider it the host medicine have ever seen, for It ccitalnly did mu more go/al than all tin! medicine I have ever taken. I had, mi all. nearly a hundred rising* on my face, noon and body. JAHMS I’lNKBRTON. TWO DOTTl.K* I'.IJKK Htlltt'MA TMM. liou/iHTOX, Auk , June 4 , 1887. I cheerfully state the Inflowing facts in regard to the me of your me 'ioine in aiy family. My little son, If year* ot age, suffered from an aeute attack of rheuma¬ tism, caused oy undue exposure and chili ing of tin- blood. 1 heard your remedy highly recommended, and purchased nn* SST&I.VS: that I got „o mm b better the. second bottle which l» now t>«ln*r u^- mate (which 1 will <!</) and eontliiiiing its “X^Th.'T/ a'niJex^l^nTbTms/yerf- II. Titus, < has It. K. Agt., ISoughton, Ark. A BOOH OP VVONi.PWPI, PR KB. 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