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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1897)
Much in Little It especially true of flood’s rills, for no medi¬ cine ever contained so great curative power in to small space. They are a whole medicine chest, always ready, al¬ Pills ways efficient, alway* sat¬ isfactory, prevent a eoid or fever, cure all liver ill*, »|ek neadaeha. Jaundice, constipation, etc. Me The only rill* to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT, PUBI.ISHED F.VP.RV FEIDAY MOB SING IIV CLEM. G. MOORE. -Official Organ of Taliaferro Co. CHA WF<>KDVILLK, <iA. AP1U*, 1897. , The Dingly tariff is higher than the McKinley tariff. Will Myers has been caught again, in Idaho this time. The worst of tho Mississippi flood is reported over, All should be thankful. Loss by fire in the United States in 1896 was $117,(XX),000. insurance *73,000,000. Mrs. Nobles will be hanged on April -0, to-day week for the murder of her husband. Twelve veterans of the war of 1412 ure yet living, with ages running from 90 to 104 years. Standard oil stock is going up and another hold is being taken on the throat of the people by the trust. First month’s sales of Bryan’s boolf brought lit in in $1(5,000.00. He proposes to give half to the silver cause. Insect Preventive.--In nearly <Xvery numbe r^qlJ^’kj^JMaga-. zine some one laments the ruin of her flowers by insects, and asks for a remedy. Lot me suggest an infallible Olio, stop the do struct ion of the birds. Provi donee appointed earth’s protec¬ tors against the insect plague years ago. These feathered friends annually cleared my plants of aphis, but fashion de¬ creed that they should lie slaugh¬ tered, that brainless women might ornament their hats with their poor little corpse. In my own fair State, the land of na¬ ture's gems, you have demoraliz¬ ed men and boys into following the birds into their nesting places on the islands, and shooting down every parent bird, even tearing wings and breasts from jiving victims, throwing down their bloody bodies to be devour¬ ed by ants, and leaving the little ones to die by the slow torture of starvation. Oh, the calls and cries of those perishing baby birds'. 1 wonder that Heaven does not answer them in a thous¬ and judgements upon the heads bedecked with these hideous manifestations of woman's brutality. Mrs. Haynes. Hern¬ ando Co., Flu. DELICATE PXiADFrBliD’S FEMALE ___ REGULATOR. , _ ^ _ IT IS ft SUPERB TONIC »»d exerts a wonderful influence in strengthening her system by driving through the proper chan nel all impurities. Hf.filth J!l(i strcnoih arc guaranteed to result from its use. My vitt \va, t*Hlri.k!en tor rk-litrrn month*. *f!-r usic* BKAWlKl.r> S Kt.MAl.il KEUC L.VIVH lot two month' J X JOHNSON. Malvern, Ark ISU>nUJ> MISVUTOB CO.. lTUVTt. OJL M* ky all £n*j.«u at II 0# jw kcuu. The Spectator. . . * Some Thing* He Has Seen, , Heard sad Thought About. * * * Our Chief Magistrate has cer tainly been the storm center of many sensations in Georgia for some years past. One s love of notoriety must be abnormal in deed who would or could desire more publicity than has come to Gov. Atkinson since he entered the Executive Mansion, His private, home, and political life have by turns contributed their quota to the newspaper sensations sensations tnat that have nave downed ao^gea ms his Steps, pried into his family circle and lugged before the eyes of a find nublic matters that hon orabM sensitive gentleman hold Rflorod The matrimonial efforts of the Governor’s youthful son and that young gentleman's more youth¬ ful jnamorata, are matters se rious or comic, just as one is dis¬ posed to take them. The affair to many will present itself as a “comedy of errors, t t j u mere which the young couple’s “as sault with intent’’ to marry was a pardonable folly. A majority of young people will doubtless be in very hearty sympathy girl, with this romantic boy and while older people (particularly maids, old bachelors and old will shake their heads in grave and significant disapproval. *.*.*.* To monalizeato it facts likethis is to play with some of the edged tools of truth. But this affair no doubt has its lessons for every parent who has children proaching maturity. A man said once, “Boys be¬ tween tho age of fifteen and twenty have less sense than they ever had before, or ever will have again; and the same thing is true of girls between the age of twelve and eighteen.” Pos¬ sibly some may regard this as two sweeping a genei’alization, but it no doubt has a modicom of truth in it. One thing is sure; when yH^t4rat--mwrrr-tTrriw- boys especially—and 4 ^* _{<*,_ age where they need parental and counsel and restraint »><»'« a^too^lften alUnvi , (1 and encouraged to ro . , rur d themselves as “grown, and fully entitled to all the rights. privileges and immu nities of their elders. Your “smart Alex ’ is often more to be Pitied 1 than blamed. « . , " ’ * nothing . short of down- . It is right cruelty to force girls “on the carpet, before they are pro pared by age. experience, or knowledge for the duties of adult womanhood. An app o plucked before its maturity may mellow into quasi ripeness, but it is never us sweet and good as one that hangs upon the tiee until sap and soil Ulld sun have done their full woilc. Society s hot house ways are not as satis¬ factory as the slower but surer process of nature. • • Wo tease children about “sweet hearts” from infancy up, and then wonder how it is that girls not yet out of short dresses talk about their "best follow," and that boys whose jxnlal beyond ex¬ tremities have not gotten the “stone-bruise” period should “put on airs” about their “dul cineas. Tho Speetater is two vividly mindful (and too pleasantly sentiment so) to of his own boyish call sneer at what we "puppy love. ” The point he would have safely guarded is the propensity possibility of of encouraging a our nature that is strong c» ou ^ h iu i,s « lf activity. iato improper O and abnormal Uur will have ample time when to think of love and marriage they are grown up to manhood j womanhood. Let us not too press to their lips a cup that sometimes has as its bottom ii‘ u ‘ r dlst ‘Pi' oiat MOOD'8 Sarsaparilla has over and over again proved by failed, its cures, that when all otlier True preparations it is the Due BLOOD Purifier. COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents Eeports of What Their Neighbors Talk ! T C * 1 ew Farmers arc busy putting in guano an planting torn. We are having a few good days for farm work, and wc tillers of the soil are putting in double li<ks. Mr, G. If. Bocker killed a ma (>U in his yard several days ago. Bermuda school clones next Fntiay un til summer. " closed last • Friday, to res.rtneatrftin . m . the summer. Messrs. H. Wync and It. J. Cooper at tended preaching* Craw ford vUle Sunday. Pearl, the little daughter of Mr. Frank¬ lin, of Powelton, was bitten last Wednes day by a mad cat. She was carried to Harlem, to the mudstone which on being applied ad hoped twenty six hours. Uncle Sanford King an old and highly resjveeted citizen of Hancock county find a former resident of Taliaferro, died last Friday, telling his friends who were around his couch that he was going home, Blessed thought to know we have a Heav¬ enly home, amMhat some day we are go¬ ing there. Miss Clara Nelson returned home last Tuesday from a two months visit to her brother who Iiy^.s in Wilkes, She says the people of old Taliaferro know nothing of had roads, mid if they don't believe it k’O over in Wilkes and he convinced, Mis* Nannie J. Jones, after a long and severe spell of sickness is again able to visit. She spent week before last with Mrs. Gee Seals and relatives in and near Powelton. nucleiea'a Arnica Solve. The Best 8alv«.fn the world for Ontn, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers. Salt Itheum, Fev¬ er, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain*. Corns, and all Skin Erupt ons. and posi tive'y cure* Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents pur box For sale by TV. R. ,L lb eh MOORE’S MILL. BY SPY. Spring, sweet spi ing. Mr. A. S. Liuieeford has been on the - 11«* fe. lea; wx-k's- — The farmer, are, very busy preparing to plant, and are making good use of the frir A crowd was out from town Tuesday Ibhing, enjoying ihemselves very mu-h so w ‘’ » ,L h« ‘ ar ®\ Leila L^ce j ord spent , Saturday Q , . night and btmdaywlth Miss Nellie Moore 5 r : Cnarhe Octree d ned Mr. j. I). Moore’, fann y Sunday last. a “ e n< " n K ® un 'T T°° n Messrs. r Henry Winn u and Ray » Cooper : attended Sunday school Sunday evening. ( ome again boys; wc are always glad to Uave Rumor has it theft will !>e a marriage Jn thU ^ghunrhood, the 81st of June, Q ttn ani , one te n w ] ta t day it will he on? ^j r j esse Ogletrce attended Sunday sc j l(K) | .Sunday evening, as he came over j, orse .hack. Wc dont suppose he intend (( j t() ^.p gm girls from walking, The young folks of this community, ate expecting to go to Slmron next Sunday v i s it,j n g the Catholic church while there, Little Men “x* Women We call them Uttle men and little women, but they are neither. They have ideas Fortu¬ and ways all their own. nately they soon become fond of cod-liver oil, when it is givfn to them in the form of SCOTT'S EMULSION. This is the most valuable remedy in existence for all the wasting diseases of early life. The poorly nourished, scrofulous child; the thin, weak, fretting child; the young child who does not grow; all take Scott’s Emulsion without force or bribe. It seems as if they knew that this meant nourishment and growth for bones, muscles and nerves. Book telling more about it, free. It won’t pay to try a substitute for Scott's EmuHov. with the children. They will relish the real thing. For uk at 50c. sad SUM, by all druggist*. SCOTT ft BOWKt. Nm. York. Mr. Hiram Nelson came over to Snndav sc-hool last Sunday. CVime a^ain. we are "lad to have you. Our Sunday school was organized last bundav./ilecting ,, , , It sigieriuiendent „ Mr. a* nr *V T r. V. Nelson, , , . vtlio , Vfi arc „„„ certain will . , . make us a good and faithful superintend dent, and may we all join in and help him in this noble work. Mr. Prior Chapman wav over Sunday evening. Come again, Prior, and bring others with you. If we see this in print we will again come.—[All right Ed. A-l).] Yevsonal FnFn r_Our 04 Page Medical refereno. book for men and women afflicted witi f orm 0 f private diseases peculiar tc their sex, (rroic of vouth, coniagious diseases, female trouble etc. Send * two ce-tstaino* «;■ .S.-.a-l.t.ai to pav P postage to the lead, U l plfy^eians Of this com, Ur. Hathaway & Co. ;2K So. Drc-t St.. AfmUmGa. FROM HOLDER. BY CITIZEN. Preaching at Bethany Presbyterian church next Sunday evening, by the pastor Rev. Mr. Burgess. The ground is again in order to plow, and the “haw. gee, come up dar, sir,” i being heard in every direction. “Get your com plapted” is the watch¬ word now. Little Itufc Callahan is the Holden inai carrier. Rule Is an industrious and intelli¬ gent little fellow. Mr. Cliable King lies been contemplat¬ ing a trip to Athens for sometime but ill health and bad weather has prevented In¬ going. Little Lillian, the four-year-old daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. \V, Broome, is quite sick. Little Beulah, the one year old daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tod King, has been quite sick but we are glad to learu is much better now. Mrs. Hendricks, whom we mentioned being very sick last week, we are glad to note is much improved. Mr. Frank Ilobbs, of White Plains, spent Sunday and Sunday night of last week with friends in the Holden borhood. We are always glad to welcome Frank’s cheerful face and gentle deport m n t. Picnic at Jordan’s miU Easter Monday. The chirp of the. young chicken Is be¬ ing heard in ail directions and soon the lloldcuites will be fortified with the yel¬ low legged chicken to help them through the hard times, if they don’t all go to Mr.'Wesley Brcom says while passing through his farm a few days ago that lie was suddenly attacked by a large owl with such fury that lie was forced to re¬ treat to get something with which to de¬ fend himself, and just as he had procured a club a second owl put in bis appearance and a lively tight ensued. Mr. Broom says their blows were aimed altogether at bis face, with their bills, claws and wings, and that he had a lively time for awhile to Hr He however succeeded iu crippling and capturing one of the monsters and claims •that he lias won a great victory. Dr. ground a— ......... later in the day to see »“f where owls had had Wesley down but tailed find am- trace of blood or hair that monsters had torn from theii intended prey. BETHESDA LOCALS. PROM HERALD- JOURNAL, Mr. W. H. Gunn and wife are visiting in Taliaferro county. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell, from Taliaferro county, were among friends here Sunday. paits, made its appearance at Daniel’s Spring on Monday and worked that community up to fever heat. Cabbuge PI mis*. Question.— Enclosed find some worms and a moth which produce* them. The worms have seriously injured our cab¬ bages and turnips, eating off the tops Please name them and give a remedy against them. Answer.—T he iusect is called the Cabbage Plnsia. It works great injury to many garden crops, but especially to cabbages and turnips. The female moth (dark gray in color, with a bright spot near the middle of each front wing ,) deposits her eggs either singly or in clusters on the upper surface of the cabbage leaves. The egg3 soon hatch, and the young worms begin at once to derour the leaves and to bore small, irregular holes iu the cabbage head. In this section there are several broods of this destructive insect each season. The moths usually fly at night, but may sometimes be seen flitting about during a cloudy day. To get rid of them, dust upon the plants pirethrum. (insect pow¬ der) mixed with three times its bulk of flour. They may also be destroyed by spraying with kerosene emulsion.—State Agricultural Department. CURED AT 73 YEARS. Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure Victorious. No other medicine can show such a record. Here is a veritable patriarch. 73 years of age, with strong prejudice to overcome, who had Heart Discos* »ears. He took the New Heart Cure aod is now sound and well* 4 i i g> sg \ P4 at n 1 \v % t* Y w m •I Samuel O. Stone. Grass Lake, Mich., Dec. 28,18&I. I have been troubled with heart disease 15 years or more. Most of the time I was so Dad it was not safe for me to po out alone, 1 had as dizzy spells would cause falling. severe palpitation, shortness of breath and sudden pains that rendered me helpless. All physicians did for me was to advise keeping taking quiet. 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