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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1897)
Biliousness torpid which diges¬ I» eauKd by brer, prevents tion and perrniti food to ferment and putrify In the atopKh Then follow dullness, headache, Hood’s iMomln*, nervousness, and, _ _ II _ 1/ not relieved, Wlioui fever III R or blood poisoning. Hood’s Pills stimulate the stomach, »^%^"^T/nta Th.ouly Fills to laai with he iSfdV»"^dSnffi lloods Sarsaparilla, THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT, nJBUSHBD EVJJKY KRIDAV MORNING BY CLEM. G. MOORE. Official Organ of Taliaferro Co, OKAWFORDVILLE, GA.APIt. 2,1897. “Anxious Citizen,” gives some facts of interest to our people on the last page of this paper. The Republicans are declaring Y|ur on the civil service law. Let'em kill it; its a failure any way. The trial of Flanagan, the murderer in Decatur has been postponed on account of tho ill¬ ness of attorney Olefin. Pomp Kimbrough, colored, cut Lewis Cridille. also colored, se¬ verely with a knife in Greene county a few days ago, for say¬ ing that Kimbrough's sister was so black that one would have to hold a light to see her in tho day time. Ed. Parks, the negro who was sentenced to hang for tho mur¬ der of Mr. Verdery, near Harlem last your, was given a new trial last week and he was acquited. That is well—no man should be ' -awed-on ‘ rireumslon* ia! evidence. The free distribution of seeds by Congress is a very useles ex¬ penditure of the public money, [n tho first place tho seeds are not first class and in the second they are not. usually what the re¬ cipients want and very often they are thrown away. A dis¬ patch from Paris, Texas, says: “The post-office here has a white elephant on its hands in the shape of biennial supply of garden seed that has been sent out by Congressman I). II. Cul¬ berson to his constituents. There are seed in the consignment for parties who have been dead for tiftoen years and for others who have removed from this section nearly as many years ago. The quantity of seeds sent to this of¬ fice for distribution is onormous. ’ ’ C ure For Headache A* a remedy for all forms of Head uclie Electric Bitters has proven to be the very best. It effec1* a permanent cure and lift- most dreaded habitual sick headaches mcid to Us in Hue.uc. We urge all wi.o la- afflicted to pa,cure a bottle, and jfive Ida remedy a fair trial. In cases of habit ual constipation Electric Bitters euros hv civiny the needed ume to the bowels, and few cases ions resist the use of this medi cine. Try it once. 50 cents and $1.00 at Df. K. J. Reids Drug Store YOUNG 2* WIVES WeOSer You » Remedy Which Insures SAFETY to LIFE Of both Mother and Child MOTHERS FRIEND ” hoes coxnxsaunr or its fun, UOBROB 1>D R, Makes CHILD-BIRTH Easy, rn.lor.ed »nd reeomineoded br phy^l n. Br.traoiiiuui.tM ud imit.uoo*. Sfft by 9 %proi IbM y*r e^u.urj .........eonuiBis. otal.vd frv*. iwusouaia. BOADnxiB UOVLATOB CO. AtUata, 0*. t04» »1 ALL MrHMtt The Spectator. . . * Some Things lie Has Soon, » Heard and Thought About. * ♦ * The Spectator would say to I Mr. ‘-Jack Sprat, Sr.,” that the has no inclination whatever to ‘-wear him to a fraz¬ zle” because that gentleman does not seem to agree with The Spec¬ tator concerning some phases of the road question. The Spec tator IS altogether pacific in blS (j 1S p OS jti on and inclinations, and not at all given to “jumping on” people. *.*.*.* Besides, there is really little difference of opinion "between “Jack The Spectator and Mr. Sprat, Sr. t f The Spectator said in substance: 1st. We have bad ro?.ds. 2nd. Our soil accounts in part for this. 3rd. Defective methods of working the roads account in larger part for it. 4th. The Spectator expressed doubt as to whether the existing state of our public highways could be remedied under our present road laws. *.*»*.* To the first three of these propo¬ sitions Mr. “Jack Sprat Sr.,’’ does not dissent and the fourth he concede s in his postscript, when he says he would have the convicts to work (The Spectator means) presumes that is what he a certain road that shall be name¬ less. Under the road laws now in operation in Taliaferro county the convicts cannot work any part of our public roads. Take a case that is by no means impossible: A certain land owner we will say is just fifty and not subject to road duty and has no sons that are subject. On his land we .will say there lives a man who is himself under 111Tty, and has tlnee sons o\ei sixteen and under twenty one. niler our present road statutes the landlord would not contribute ona.u.iaute cf-t«ae_i»r oae of money to keep up the roads oyer which he goes to market to mill and to church, while his ten ant could be required to give sixty days of his and his sons time to work on the public all roads. this The justice and equity of The Spectator fails to see. Again All our road comuiiss-, a district as to get the same amount of work from all. “Time is money” wo are told and tax on men’s time ought to be as impar tially levied as tax oilmens property. A law that is manifest ly inequitable is always difficult of enforcement. *.*»*.* If a hundred years trial, more or less, of our present road laws is not sufficient to satisfy us of thoir inefficiency, The Spectator is anxious to know how far we shall have to go into the 20th century to ascertain the fact. * * m * * * V Do the railroads show more favor to shows and circuses than! ^ roligious brownies gT^tfaeriugSf came to Augusta >V lion le ; two weeks ago, a rate of one cent, » mile was given on the Georgia : H»d to those who Wished to go— | and no secretary s signature was ; required to establish the validity j their tickets. But ladies and; 1 gentlemen attending ' on\ entions ! \ conferences, presbyteries through and the lot | I like must need go a of red tajie that rivals the “Cir¬ cumvolution Office,” before they, can get even the low (?) rate of, two cents a mile. Do circuses! j and theatrical troups than churches benefit and the j j | railroads more people? Corporations! Chris tain ! are supposed to act upon hence the j ] i quid pro quo principle; the question and the inferences Two years ago R- J. Warren, a druggist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y.. bought a small supply ofCbamber tain’s Cough Remedy, He sums a{) the result as follows. “At that time the goods were unknown is this sectiah; today Chamberlain's-Cough ml H eru ssdv is a household Word." It the same m hundreds of ooninmmties. ! Chamberlain s Cought Ketuedybeoome known the people wilt have nothing else. For sale by Dr R. J. Reid What effect the continued rains will have on the coming cotton crop is hard to tell, but it is a fact th; ,t much of the Mississippi bottom^ land is now covered many feet deep in water and the bottoms being lower than the river, how long will it take the land to dry off is a question. It is interesting to this section from a selfish view the less cotton made fin the Mississippi valley the better the price may be next fall. Don't put too much faith in thi^'probability though, how ever, j Mrs A- iDveen, residing at 720 Henfd St., Alton, Ill., suffered with sciatic rheumatism for over eight month!. She doctored for it nearly remedies the wattle of this time, using friends, various and recommended by was treated by the physicians, but re¬ ceived no relief. She then used one and a half bottles of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, which effected a complete cure, JThis is published at similarly her re quest, ias she wants others afflict# I to know what cured her. The 25 an<; 50 cent sizes for sale by Dr. It J. Ki^d, Druggist. WLtkinsville, Ga., Meh. 27.— The hanging of George Elder was not without pathos. He re¬ quested Sheriff Overby to take the piece of rope that would so soon encircle his neck and pre¬ sent it to his old mother with the Aying request of her son that she keep it in a conspicuous place in her hbme and constant¬ ly remind his younger brothers of his fate and warn them against the bad conduct that led him to the gallows, Americans are the most inventive P eo l ,le on e , • To them have been or more P d . q wodd No dlgcov ery of mo has b e e n of greater beneHt ^ tlian Chamberlain’s Colic, cholera | and Diarrtoea Remedy, or has | >morB t0 relieve pain and BU ff 8r _ g$ . j. W. Vaughn, tfOudou.'Ky. £> s . .q have U8ed chamberlain’s ‘ Remedy Cj c ho]era and Diarrhoea ^ family for several years, and fi t0 bc lbe begt , ne dicine I ever f 0l - cramps in the stomach and bowe i s . For sale by Dr. R. J, Reid. The farmers of Bartow county have formed a plan which is of immense benefit to *•»-!. tbelr agricultural oper ations. They have formed, in various parts of thextounty, clubs which meet alternately at the horaes of the members. At these meetings ideas , 0 are QV ex changed, practical plans suggest ed, experiments and experiences given, and a rich fund of infor¬ mation is gathered by the mem¬ bers. Tlie suffering is great along the Mississippi river. Broken r l Chain f. The family circle lb is never so happy after the chain is broken and a link taken. Some family chains are strong, others weak. Have you story? a good family Or is hi there a tendency to troubles, coughs, throat or bronchial weak lungs? Has a brother, j sister, parent or near relative had consumption ?■ Then your family chain is weak. Strengthen it. Take SCOTT'S Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites. ft ! makes rich blood, gives strength and j and vigor to weak lungs run-down constitutions. With its aid the system throws off acute coughs and colds, ft pre¬ vents the chain from breaking. Sfcad w* tend you a bock’ about thi*. be? *u Mi. V, .il inggm *t ift. tiw scott a sown i, r«-v A CO CO A Convincing Testimonial. 'I \ & '|| V S. Miss Ella Kurtz. "For 19 years I suffered from heart trou ble. During that time I was treated by five different physicians. All of them claimed that I could not be cured. 1 was greatly troubled with shortness of breath, palpitation and pain in the side. Tf Ibe came excited, or exerted myself in the least, the pain in my side became very severe. At times It seemed as though needUs were shoot* ing through my side. Sometime in the month of November last, l commenced taking DR. MILES' HEART CURE and since then I have improved steadily. 1 can now sleep on my left side, something I had never been able to do before. I can walk without being fatigued, and am in much better health than ever before , I would recommend all sufferers from heart trouble to try Dr. Miles' invaluable remedy without delay.” MISS ELLA KURTZ. 518 Wright St., Milwaukee, Wis. !>r. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. All druggists sell it at SI, 6 bottles for 85, or it by will the be Dr. sent, Miles prepaid, Medical on Co., receipt Elkhart, of price lad. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure Restore. ...Health f 11 Save y J TmA Paying i Doctors’; Bills 1 }B.B.B. 4 0 T A bTlm' I! B o d * THE GREAT REMEDY |} FOR ALL Has BLOOD been thoroughly AND SKIN tested DISEASES by f \ W •minent physicians and tha peo pla for forty ysars, and euraa quiokiy and permanently SCROFULA. ULCERS. ECZEMA. RHEUMATISM, CATARRH, ERUPTIONS, and all manner of SAVING. SPREADING end BUNKINO SORBS It ia offered by far the the beat tonie aad Moofi puitfle* ever to world. Price # l per bottle, 0 bottles for It builds up the health and strength fra_ *tl# first dose. Tor sals by druggists. SENT FREE woiwlwricoiiia BLOOD BALM C0„ Atljnta, Ga. ^ ts- "tv jt Mothers Read This: The Best m Remedy, For Flatulent Colie, IHarrlura, Dysentery, nausea* cough#, chol¬ era Infantum, teething; children, cholera morbus. Unnatural drain from the Bowels, Fains, Loss or appetite, Indigestion, and all dll easses of the stomach & bowels. PITT’S CARMINATIVE . - . . chil Is the standard. It carries a (Iren O or the critical pCTKMl OI A teething, and is recommended by $ nhv^ici ans as a friend of mothers ^ # Adults and children. It is pleas ant to taste, never fails to satisfy. 9 \ A few doses will demonstrate its S superlative virtue. Price 25c.pr Lottie. For sale Itv all dnijTCists. # i Prepared only byDr.W.M.riUs. 4 V ) It Don’t Cost a Cent. —THE— Savannah Weekly News, Published Every Monday and Thursday. 104 eistht page papers, a year for ONE DOLLAR. Less than one cent a copy. It? two editions a week give the readers of the WEEKLY NEWS the news of the world, markets and all the matter which nowadays go to make up a good newspa¬ per, while the news is fresh. The WEEKLY NEWS is an up-to-date newspaper; any man or woman can read in the family circle. Remit by Post-Office or Express Money Order. Registered Let¬ ter. or get your Post Master to order it for vou. One rear SI 00. 6 month 50 cents. Address tho MORNING NEWS, Savan nsh, Georgia. Exchange —RATES:— Per Day. SI.00, Hotel. Pei Week. S4.00, S4.50 * and $5.00. A. Proprietor, J. ADKINS, 163 Mariettas!. ATLArl Mnrr *vrnu 1 A* n CjA* A OpT>o^ite Miter & Bnudv’n Celebrated Stables, the Largest in the South. - CTS.tenw*k« and then stopped. A . The old, reliable Yankee Blade. 16 pages weeklv SHed with stories of fun, lo» e. and tkrffWW laies of adventure, Send 10 cue. in stamp, for 10 week, trial to Yankee- Blade. Brack*, Me. The Year il Round Some Medicines beloiyg to one season and some to another. DR. KING’S ROYAL GERMETUER IS IN SEASON ALL THE YEflR ROUND. IN THE SPRI[V' It purifies the blood, remove g-uof and depression, invigorates a«u exliilv rates the whole system. IN THE SUMMER It overcomes the relaxation and debility caused bowel troubles by hot weather that and corrects are so prevalent then. Besides, it makes the most de¬ lightful and refreshing drink, ■», > ■ , jrw ■ - - snr/s t w ^r ben malaria “ rides on every passing breeze » j t is the great preventive and £be unfailing cure of troubles result^ j n g. f rom t} ia t cause. IN THE WINTER It is still needed for curing Colds, Grip, Catarrh, Rheumatism, and the ilia that belong to cold seasons. It does these things, not in » feeble and uncertain way, but with assured and triumphant power. Keep I' the Home at AH Times. tSf“S j Druggists, new package, large bottle, io6 Doses, One Dollar. Manufactured only by THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL CO., ATLANTA, GA. 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