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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1889)
1 f# HIGH STEPHENS <H> SCHOOL .....^FOR BOYS AN I) GIRLS>^~ Crawfordville, Taliaferro Co., Ga. ^ . T. Sanford, A. 31., Principal in charge and Teacher of Advanced English. Nat. Sciences, Ancient Classics and Mathematics. 31rs. 31. A. Sanford, Principal of Prima¬ ry Calisthenics. Department and Teacher of Elocution and i I 3Iiss 31. E. Collins, Teacher of Music and French and Assistant in Literary Department. Spring Term Begins Jan. 14,2889. + Course of Study liberal; Instruction Analytic; Discipline mild, but firm; Teachers energetic, com¬ potent Incidental and experienced. fee 50c. for Spring Term and 25c. for Fall Term. Tuition from $1.50 to ?L, and Board from .mo. to $12. per month— p&jfAbu monthly. Pu¬ pils can obtain board in private families of the town or io the family of the Principal at ‘-Liberty Hall,” the home of the late Governor Stephens—the avow¬ ed friend and patron of Liberal Education, and whose name and memory his admiring friends W( uid fittingly perpetuate in “The Stjsi-hens High School. m-Yourpatronage the and influence are solicited m interest of this grand work and enterprise. THE “&EM” T^ICYGIfE TS the most perfect Tricycle for Ladies and * Children yet invented. It is recom¬ mended by Physicians as the first and only machine invented that ladies and girls of a delicate constitution can ride with benefit. The rider sits erect, appears natural and graceful, pleasure making tho exercise a genuine as well as benefit. t The GKJtf lias steel wire wheels with grooved spokes steel tires, thus preventing the from wearing loose, forged steel forks, adjustable spring seat to suit vari¬ ous Plush. ages, and is handsomely upholstered in Hundreds of riders testify to Us being tho machine swiftest, easiest the market. propelled, Send for and catalog most durable ing on ue show¬ cut and price. Manufactured by If' THE Bl'FFAI^ TBimi R CO., BUFFAU' , -»r - t 1, ■- - +«■«»<> ---for--- 4 A. I THEOrawfindvillc DEMOCRAT m wm y AND h mm s Domorest’s Monthly Magasino. Mmm Many A finppow WONDERFUL. DE2II01U:ST’S riT.LICATIGN. MONTIIT,* to be 0 fasliioii magazine. This Is a great mlaUko. It niifioubtcdTy of coutaina mogajshm tho published, finest Fashion but this De¬ if rnfimm partment any the case from the fact tiiut great enterprise and ex¬ perience are shown, fo that each department is equal to a magazine in Itself. In Deworkst’b you H get a dozen ma'jnyJnes in one, and secure an^usc- 1 if Including ment tains Stories, and Artistic, instruction Poems, Scieuliflc, and for the other and whole Literary Household family. attractions, matters, It con¬ m and is illustrated with original Steel Engravings, making phoyigravnres, Water-Colors, Wauahnh and fine America. Woodcuts, it the Modkl op Each copy contains a Pattern Order entitling the holder lo the selection of Ant Pattern illustrated in any number of the Magazine, and in any of the eizEs manufactured, each valued at from ^0 cents to W) cents, or over $3.00 worth of puiteruf subscription, $2.00. A trial will convince yon that yon can get ten times tho Tolas Of tho money paid. Single copies (each containing Pattern Order), £0 cents. Published by W. JENNINGS DEMOREST, New York. The above combination is a splendid chance to get ou* paper and Dimobest’s Monthlt Mi 9 jtdosod rate. Send your subecriycions to this ofiice. THE FAVORITE CARRIAGE CO. WHOLEShLE manufacturers of Ma} FiNE VEHICLES FOR THE TRADE. Write for Catalogue. CINCINNATI, OHIO, U. 3. A. ■ pSSLICKER m abk. ___; A9lifor tbe-FISH BP-AND” take Waterproof EYer Is The Made. Best Coal doei slick&h arid no oth*tr. if your ator*keeper avR the ‘ rvm braJTO”. gepd for descriptive cataloKU^ to A J TfiWF.K 20 8lfntnon«i St. Ronton. Maw 2S WEBSTEhS UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. WITH OR WITHOUT PATENT INDEX. A ¥ OHABAWC£ t jt T library IN WOT/OH ITSELF 3000 more Wcrdsand r.eariv 2000 mere I!- ;,v, - 7 r 4 r vrpriH rr* --- iztt'.d M215 ’ t Zrtm. 1 Old $ By CLEM. 8. M30RL VOL. XIII. \m / \ V s "“v. CBAMTORDV1LLE, GEOIG U, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18,1889. Dura' Features unerjaaled for concise information include A bri«f Biographical Sets concerning Dictionary nearly 10//*) Noted Persons of ancient and modern times, A Gazetteer of the World loc»ting a-.4 brief 7 d«*cribing i',, 0 <•, Place*, nnd tb» , VocabOiwj of the names of Noted Fictitious Persons and Places. Dmfod t* the Interest ef Taliafre Canity, the People and General Heirs. A SCOFFER’S END. EXTRAORDINARY EVENT | NEAR WHITE PLAINS. \ Vi «^ Doctor’s Experience. 1“ H,e ye ” ,857 ’ the ■""" lage of White Plains, in the lower part of your county, one of the most extraordinary sconces transpired that has ever been recorded. I have the facts from my father, who was the physicians man of truth of and the neighborhood, piety and ol// a jj as many citizens now will testify. I do now remember, but I think there were only one or two others and my father present. What they saw. however, was so strange and fearful that noth ing was said about the affair. It was what my father termed a revelation from heaven of the end of the scoffer, There came to the Gumhill settle- mmit ;t young school teacher. Ho wa a man pleasant and affable lu his mail ners; and though not a momhar of the church, was I believe strictly Ilisown private opinions were publicly expressed except on rare go casions when especially requested to do so. Ue soon succeeded in building up a floe school for the country, and pupils were very much attached to him. While ho attended meeting every Sunday or rather preaching days, it was soon noticed that lie invariably took a back seat and never knelt during prayer, but sat p. rfectly upright Sucli coin net in a school teacher who— should be a model if reverence ■tiidj "“'r' nlT"’" 5 .1 W % o lower end of (ireem-1,1, ..... 1 ’ consideieVi insolent Was- phemy. They have never even rated the idea that the totments of ti e damned would be everlastinar. Tt is not surprising, therefore, that in con¬ sequence of the rumors in circulation, several of the most prominent citizens called on Mr. Blank and requested an examination or rather an expression of his religious belief. Whereupon be frankly stated that he was a Univcr salist, and added that he could never believe that a finite act deserved in¬ finite punishment; that it was incom patible with the goodness, mercy and justice of God eternally to damn his children of whatever race. I need uot add that in a few days Mr. Blank was compelled to dismiss school though I believe one or two ungodly families continued to patronize him, and just before leaving the neigh¬ borhood he wa3 taken suddenlly ill. As it was generally known, many said it was a judgement sent upon Kim. My father tended him, but in spite of all that could be done the unfortunate mau died; and at his death one of the most unusual sights was seen ever beheld in modern times. The follow¬ ing are the facts as my father related Lhera to me: “On Eriday night, said my father,” ray patient began rapidly to sink. I knew that his end was near Already the sliadow image of death iv s seen i n his eye as lie fixed them u,<on some unexpected, but terrible sight. l have seen many a fright soul go down into the dark shadowy waves of death, but never have I seen such an awful ex pression upon the lace of the dying. As lie fixed his glassy eyes upon that unseen object, bis couvuisious settled into a muscular tremor. His face ..sumetl the cole. <>f !’ - —l.a.1 - gaze owy woe was pictured »r ,,; .i...... horror mingled wiru astonishment. Suddenly the walls of tlie room disappeared, and there was nothing, to be seen but the blacuesa of the night, the candle’s dim, flickering light which began tojassume a preterna tu ral appearance, and the dying mat wliose staring, glassy eyes became more fixed and intense. A strange feeling came over me, and, as if led bv a spell, I followed the direction , . of ,, 1 1 „„„ rse a ..-.f„i eyes, and I saw a sight that never since left my bruin, I saw rising out of the earth great fiery fianv-s that gave out no light, but rather sh'.dowy darkne-». in the midst of which I saw the horrid form of a vampire spirit. Ilirnswere upon his head, and he stood leaning upon a huge fork, watching tho dying In his exulting glee he would !,<;>. and grin the most horrible erins, 5, «h- my senses began to fail me. It ,e? ' u K however, just as the awful sight '■ nniViied I saw a second spirit in the ?H - {£ Z' 1 ,t ‘2 ?p°irp 1 !“ " , , faint I^‘wher'S j <H|kmtly recovered, he saw that his ! UYtt was dead; and that all who rajf 4 #o view the remains remarked ih mully expression of the face, (yfaula, Ala. j rM Krr.L f.mta Ureenesboro Herald, Blind foi* Eleven Days, irs. J. T. Love of Leesburg, Oa., slow of an eminent and successful '/vsicians, says under date of Sept, i8fj8: My husband in a Urge and .■ralive Notice used Swift’s Specific, * with it restored to health many j^P F^cg^n whose cases all other modi ^%^>seless, One young man eated for sjx years for f . nis condition had gradu worse, mid got to be hor was helpless for twelve and blind for eU/eu days, seemed incurable, lint lie sound and wall by S. 8. S., is a strong and Permanent time L b gun taking S. H. S an <l arms were almost one Sf and I had been taking mo 0 r twenty-six .years to cure t n less than th irty days had all cleaned off. and I was mm . in n il rv.,„. fet Will, , 0 .'l"-L.De.l rent ^‘4. ‘'"I”"', 1 1 :t mm _ f -2122 3 d Avenue. N. V. Specific is entirely a vegetable remedy, andls the only me,.icine which permanently cure* Scrofula, Blood Humors, Cancer and Contagious Blood Poison. Send for books on Blood and Skm Diseases, mailed free. Ti n Swtrr SfBCiric Co. Drawers, Atlanta, Oa. Headaches. Decayed teeth causes indigestion, loss of a appetite, affections of the eyes, pains in the ears, headaches, neu¬ ralgia s, and general distubance of the health. Prevent all this bv using Delectalave. For salo by all Drug¬ gists. A great failure in business is some¬ times less lamentable th in a failure in health; Laxador preserves the health. Price only 25 cents. We often wonder what induced Dr. Bull to invent his celebrated Baby Syrup, but we understand now, that be was a married man. A citizen of Lynchburg, W, has a Newfoundland dog which is no'ed for li s intelligence. He saw a youth garh ering apples in his master’s orchard, and thinking lie was an Intruder took him gently t y the coat sleeve and led him to his mistress, who told him that she had hired the boy to g ather apples, wiiereti|H>n the dog immediately releas e<i his captive Ayer’s . , Hair ,, tv Vigor improves the Iieauty of the hair and promotes it* growth- it prevents tho accumulaton of dandruff, cleanses tho scalp, and restores a natuial color to gray hair. Have you received Ayer,* Almanac for the new yearf —n t hi.vi.b HTtjme i .i <ir - >»• -«—• — r««<-i a y S , »-m ora scrofulous condition of the Wood is indicated, for which Ayer’s Sarseparilla is the lrest remedy, It invigorates and vitalizes tie* Flood PXI ,,] S humor S. Mark No Mistake —If you have made op your mind to buy Hood’* Sarsaparilla d° "'f J* 1 Amted to take any other possessing, II "" d -< Sarsaparilla by virtue isa^cubar of its peculiar com tgnatien proportion and preparation, cara ^ power superior to any other article of the kind before the people.For all affee tions arising from impure blood or low sum of the system it Is unequal ed IV, sure to tat Hood’s. ^ gn I LOTTS CURB will immediately ilron re iu. V e Croap, Whooping J Cough and eMtb- At Dr. It. Raid’s. Farmer J ones Wise Sayings. It is best to play with equals. If tou play with the fool at home, he will play with you abroad. A little stone may upset a large cart. Suffering and patience, obedience and application, help the lowly born to A fair exchange brings no quarrel Promises aud undressed cloth are apt to shrink. Falsehood never tires of going round about. Lawyers and painters can soon change wite to black. Luck will carry a man across the brook if he is not too lazy to leap. Cheerfulness and good will make labor light. Speech is of’t repented, silence sel dom. Meddle with dirt and some of it will stick to you. A man often kisses the hand he would like to see cut off. A man’s word is his honor. A man is not lord because ho feed off tine dishes. You must contrive to bake with the Hour you have. You may gain by fair words what may fail yon by nngry ones. You cannot tako a cow from one who has More tiles are caught by a drop of honey than with a barrel of vinegar. It Is easier to nil a rogue’s belly than his eye. Many kiss the child for the nurse’s sake. W|,y , man i. it food Wand had Many a cow stands In the meadow and looks wistfully at the common. y ""/“...... . horn of tail. a pig A hoad (s not to be cut off because it is scabbv. You cannot sail as you would but ns the wind blows. cannot entry all ht» kin o. VI \fu rtfci ft*. v , >* Mm. fir , Tho most romaih-blo c aue* of scrofula on record have boon accomplished by Hood's Snrsni arllla. Try It. Sold by all druggists. A physician has Just discovered tha t the older a man grows the smaller his brain becomes. This explains why tho young men know everything. When nature falters and requires help, 3 recruit her enfeebled energies with Dr. . II. McLean’s Strengthening OordiaJ and Blood Purifier. 81.00 per bottle. Sold by It. J. Held. A Minneapolis girl, if the Minneapolis Tribune can be believed, turned from white to black and then to red In less than three minutes. She wont through the tun¬ nel with her sweetheart. Is Prickly Ash Bitters good for nny tliliiK? Head what Frank Giggshy, of Dodge City, Kan., says: “For three yours l suffered from a disease that my physicians pronounced incurable. My friends had given mo up to die. when I was induced to try your reme¬ dy. I took It for three months and have gained 82 pounds I11 weight. Am a well man and Prickly Ash Bitters saved mv life. I am under life-long obligations to this medicine, and wll never cease to recommend it.” Quern Victoria’s household expenses amount to W2«,000a year. And yet,by the liberality of the English tax-payers, the old lady keeps rich and grows richer. ExrofiiniF. to rough localities, weather, favorn- gutting w*-t, livi gin damp are kidneys ole to the contraction of (Uncases of tho and bladder. all As kidney a preventive, and liver and for the cure of trouble, use that valuable remedy, Dr. J. h.McD-rii’h Liver and Kidney Baun. Sl.ofl per bottle. No merchant can succeed In buvlnes* unless he advertises what ho wantstdce-li. All succenaful men In every business pur suit will tell yon that advertising In a leliabki newspaper is the very life of trade. Foil [)TSI‘KP!S!A «n. Llv.r Onr.pl.lnt K&vsiJSStffirTiSJsa Reid, hi cure. Sold by Dr. VVUY WILL TOU cough when Shiloh’* Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 ets., V) cts., and fit.—At I»r. Held’s. THE RKV. GEO fll YA EH, of Brmrnhon r r.d «av* "’Both mvself and , SHILOH'S CON W re owe our lives :o Si; M FT ION CUKE.”—At Dr. K. J. Jteid’s. MHLor{ . s vITaLIZEK is what yon n o..,i for Constipation, L-s* of of Dyspepsia. Appetite, Dj^.lness and all symptoms Price is and 75 cents per bottle. At Dr Held *• (jATAhRII CURED, health and sweet breath secured, bv Shiloh’* Catarrh ^ fr eestiorl, bv &m* Indi Constipation, Diuiuvss, Yitalizer of AppeUte Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s ! S a p^itlve mrc--old by Dr Ketd. Tarmsi $1.80, In Advma. NO. 3. Use Pitt's Carminative for all deram/t*- cbfld OMkdultf tlM! it,,umch or Wnvuls in ^UsePhtt'sCarmhiative ' lh * in bowcU cho'erinfan- "f clmracter any Physto.Uns use the Carmintatlve exten Itls Pleasant to ' ga-u WHAT SELLS. Any article of senutae merit ought to gMKssaS'irsRa* H' jj* ‘be saini! way wln-iever B. It. witt'rotller'remedieR:*'* B " 1 * * tivei1 * *'«•» A ItKMAKK.UII.Ii; SIIOIVIVC FOR It. I». H, AGAIN*!’ Ol'Hl- R ItgJlaUlES, Putnam c*o., April a(j, ii«7. n fff"}, J commenced last January ma use ml to n using live bottle* I P fr, r u til Vol’V?' i C l ,, tor n, ,l l’ "; health , 1 st0 . l,tl!r is latter thMX 1 and ,l * v '» I in thtr moi#than l over did. Thr Itching weigh nearly cetfgod ami I ha» min'iT am confident that a i-ntirely. I » “■ will cure me . am sjxtv.two years ofd and can i«Jts r,K.fc,K JAKMS PlKKKRTOX. two noTTi.r.n (mik hiiehma ’ Twin. sWMMm Lui V recommended, and purehaaed on* In abofit oimmolit * unhm'lliji^botl t|e, ho beeamo after ho much hotter that I got bv removing him to a cooler summer oil aider II. 11 . II. a most excellent blood part* m ' r - < kas u Titos, R. „ It. Agt., . Houghton, Ark. A i'KJIMj jpH?, * ktm. U»m, f, Knimis i i,mplaliits, ' r <::: Latarrh, . -r of *»., can secure Illustrated by mall, Book free, of a Wonder*, copy onr filled is pngn with wonderful startling the most and proof ever before known. Address Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Oa. JEWELi'S -LADIES and GENTS’ DINING & ICE CREAM PARLOR. No. 8 W. Hunter St., Atlanta, - Georgia. Meals at All Hours, Repulars Dinner from 11:30 to 2 o'clock. Oysters lu every style. Game and FleU in season. « TIIKATR WITH UNUfOltM SUCCHM ALL CHRONIC DISEASES Among which may he mention Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Impotency, Disease of the Liver, Kidneys, Heart, Lungs, Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Syphilis, Gonorrfioea, Catarrh, and Dropsy All Diseases Peculiar to Woman. erWill visit patioent* In any part of the State to perforM .Surgical Operation*. Patients who desire to he under ht* personal care can secure boasd near bla office. Twerty Years Kxpertoncc In tbs Treatment of these Special Diseases. A>'.dress; DU. \Y\ M, DUKIIAM, No. *5>4 Peachtree St, ATLANTA, CA. »ugl7-Stn. _ Dl, MOffSlt , TEtlHIsA (TWlHiflf ... rOWuSfl) - . S w/e u nrf *■' 4 -r oYw t LF/tk r >'a .. J/mr «»w. tiiu> uatetMUoa*.
