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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1897)
Ladies Who Suffer ^rom any eorgplaigt peculiar to their sex—such as Profuse. Paig ful. Suppressed or Irregular Men¬ struation. are soon restored to health by Bradiield's Female Regulator. \t is a combination of remedial agents which have been used with the greatest success for more than 25 years, ar)d known to act speci¬ fically with and on the organs of Megstruation, and W such recommended complaigts fails for orjly. It qever ; nm to give relief arjd j restore the health if 2? l! | of the suffering It should \U \V womai). l 1 ' V. be tak«0 by tlj« ( , it 1 Sirl just budding i a <sJ<J*P*h ’j : >,j igto womanhood A whe0 ' 20itrua ‘ I tlon is Scant ’ Sup " - pressed, Irregular '• or Paigful, aod all delicate v/orgag should use it, as its togic properties have a won¬ derful igfluence Ig toging up and streggtbening the systerg by driv¬ ing through the proper channels all impurities. “A daughter of one of my customora miaaed mcmdruali'jti from .•rpffuro nu.l cchl, and on arritin..; at pity hor yp ;iiit) vaa completely of wr<- .<-<{, until - no v*. . v'-ot y-fuur yoara UK*-. wb i Upon my r-'-fnn iG-ttinn, •he vr.c i one bottle of Ilrad/loRT* Kymata Regulator,com pletely remoring her to heolth. 1 ’ J. W. 1JEl, dumb, Water Valley,Mias. THE B/tADflCLO UEGULATOH CO., ATLANTA, QA. •OLD BV ALL CnUGGIGT8 AT *1 PER OOTTLC. THE GEORGIA RAILROAD. AT THE TENNESSEE Centennial Explioii, From May let, to Hov. 1st, 1397. Tic second largest Exposition ever held in this country, thousands of “rs ami Investors from t lie West and North West will bethrriL To show up the womh'iful resource# iinii'j; its line, tbii (it'mjin Ituikoad Iin* iceided k) inr.ke uu Kxliibit of tliose re soiitccs, and ukUs the people* of the Coon ' t'Lsaml U)Wns along its lines to eo-openite with tin m in making tiie exhibit aim^eHK by furnishInir creditable si>eeimen# of all iJwff ft* arid i« fro XU >^.desrripi ion of Water Power* and ph«>tag^|»bK Miniufjietrirlng of Mill Sitc-.e vhiMtn of <kll In dustries esjMfiairy desired, Furthe r ar i*mi u< men t will be made a id due notice uiveii regard In# Fxbibitv of j A^rleulturnl print nets, mid Fruit in sea- j son. Fi r furllier infonimlion npply to, JNO. 11. AVEHII.E. Commi-loii.T, VUl Dyer Bulb ing, Augu i.i. (in.! 1 Mothers Read This: The Best Remedy, ror l Colic, lHftvrn<>>;», mitt**. Int'iHitiiiu. t«*rll»lmt } h ' rrn I nn.it «u »J Uni... . rhtiliM it morlM.' , ’ from tUv UnwoN. Vatu - . Y'T ', •* tit,-. Ii*«ltir**-tto»». »**»«! ivV «•■*- . „t' the »t<m»!tc1t A l*o« . t . .. PITT'S CARMIWAT1VE cliil Islbi sbamtavil. It < .xrrii's , drett ,v(>r thi* i iitlciiI pi'i'oil i* ol ^ iHtl'intr. m i! iB roooiniit< tt’l (M ‘ v ,Yvici ans as a frit>n<l of moUwr* diilts ; mlcbiblrvn. It is pb*t.s ant to rtist*. never foils toMtltafy. \ f|*M* lioM’S 'I i I doim'mtrntc Hs ciiivrtnli' c virtni' PriGc* 2ru r’r ,„.t( |*'„ r stile bv all ih rprists. I’rctiarctlonly byUr.AV.M 1’ltt S. Legal Blanks — AT THIS OFFICE Wanted- An idea SSST ITi'lwf yt'ur Mm*; ihft ma 1 * t»rli ; v Vtt 've.iUU. Writ.* J^IlN WHDDKHISVRN t VO Iki lent J. t^V iUt Wafthtnfton. 1' vb.for th«*ir 9 1 »' Ki: ’ offfcr •t;d of two hundred Inventton^ o&n Machinery Supplies! tiwnv'Glass of FoiiFKity. Machine, Boiiet' Gin and Mill Wo; ky’tdpptly executed with latest improved machines Largest of the kind South. . Lombard' into Works & Supply Co., -K\n I S YOUK Wt'RK XLGU^TA QA MOOEE’S MILL BY SPY. We fire noting rain, Xi w-, i- tetreeihis w *?k. Mr. J. C. I.u’K tford has b en on the -ii k Hit teve ■! 1 days. .Mr. and Mrs E. II. Ogletrte spent Sat¬ urday night in our community. Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Chapman visited the latler’s part nts Sunday, near Powelton. Mr, John Cox. of Wilkes county, spent Sunday night at Mr. .1. C. Lunceford’s. Mrs. Ju.'i • Irhy and Mary Stewart spent iMiborhoud tiiisweck. Mr. Sam Johnson and a crowd of cliil Iron v cre down on the river tisliing one i: y it;* t. w'Cf k. Ml : Frazier and little Ruth Bently, ,,f vvi *.'** .qriitiimday night with Mr. J. , D. Moore’s family Air. Moore finds no trouble in disposing of his corn this year, Ifc lias sold two or three hundred bushel# already. Mi* nr.*:. Ned Carey and Sid Fouclie spent Sunday j ;l *: with Mr. f.D. Moore’s family att Hiding Sunday school in the evening* Little Guy Carey is spending the week at the mill. He seems to be enjoying him seif so fur, iishing and playing with the little girls. The hoys went set-booking one night I nut week and had very good luck; got home time enough for breakfast next n: ' r CASTOriXA. ^ !e ca PigMjttW s Jr . //’ v yrajJOf. c? 0 T 7 Cf *** * During!be past week there was ghipped f/om the poit of Darien, coastwise and f ireinir, e.k-’J.o f > feet of timber and lum¬ ber va!ii« ,, i af &55.7ft5. TafONDERFUL arc tho cures by ■ W I looii * Sarsaparilla, and yet they arc simple and natural, Hood’s Sarsa parilla makes PUKE BLOOD. Augusta is sliiliping eottrtn goods to Kngiiind and i-suing hii.s of lading from Augusta direct to Liverpool. i toe nm WAY. j W70MEH * used to think “fe¬ r rn a le diseases ” i* wAfc. '' could only be £ treated after “io cal examina Jii A dons" by Dread physl clans. of such treatment a? kept thousands of —— modest women ;?h silent about their suffering. Thein troduction of _ Wine of C.ardui has now demon straied that nine-tenth3 of all the cases of menstrual disorders do not require a physician's attention at all. The simple, pure WttSSM taken in the privacy of a woman's own home insures quick relief and speedy cure. Women need not hesitate now. Wine of Cardui re¬ quires no humiliating examina¬ tions for its adoption. itcuresany diabase that comes under the head of “female troubles"—disordered menses, falling of the womb, “whites," change of life. It makes women beautiful by making them well, it keeps them young by keeping them healthy. $1.00 at the drug store. For ej-ice in cases requlrir.c creciat directions, address. triv:njr symptoms, the “ Ladie.**.’ Advisory Department." The Chattattcoya Medici ne Co., CtuUU tiooga enn. W. I. ADDISON, M.D., Cary, Miss., says: “I use Wine of Cardui extensively in rny preparation practicQAnd tor find female itamost troubles/* eaccellent KENDRICK MILL ON HARDEN CREEK. ,, ■I. null, m-.-ir Sharon, Gn. 1 am pw I :u i’il to .In all grimlinir of wheat ami corn. 1 nutmnti*. inu satisfaction ami a Good Turnout of Flour and Meal. Etas s t b ti, the vetorn- Miller of the >'' "" iUUi ,;,kc I’ ,<>asurc Clio. V, BROWN EDUCATED BY STEPHEN'S. Griffin has now a physician, a minister and a lawyer all in the person of a negro by the name of C. P. Johnson, who is certainly a unique character, Dr. John son is a negro of commanding appearance, and is highly edu eated, but possesses all of the humility and courteous grace that belonged to the negro of the old regime. He was born in Louisville, Ga„ and belonged to ex-Governor Herschel V. ,Tohn son, und after the war was edu eated by Gov. A. H. Stephens. Ho studied law and was admitted to the bar at his home place, and after awhile abandoned it to tudy medicine. He graduated at the Boston Medical College in 1890, and subsequently at the Baltimore College. He was licensed to preach soon after¬ ward. In hi S'talk he is particularly impressive with the fact that the Southern white people are the friends of the negro so long as he reeognies his social position and maintains it, and among other things said: “You: can have a degree of social I equality in the North, but you pay dearly for it. There is a difference in the whites that can never be overcome, from the fact that ti ey have never been slaves, and.will brook no equali¬ ty with u race that has been".— Macon Telegraph. ^Tlie reports f'.om the Teanessce centen¬ nial are encouraging. The Williugimm Warehoufe Company at Mi eon sold to'B. B. Ford & Co., on Friday, 1,0 <i 8 Ua|f.s of cotton for 8C5,00<>. CASTOHIA. Is on €Te?7 wrapper. Charles R. Reid and Robert S. Denniug ton will b< pm ott'trial at Macon May 31 for killing L. VV. Halstead. “how to Cnrl all Skin Diseane." Simply apply 1 Swayue’s Ointment ” No internal med.cine required. ' Cures tetter. ee 7 ''rnv nose.Rc., #tj^tonl'eiiipitona' leaving the oa skin facej Uamls, heMthy. clear, white-aud Its groat heal¬ ing and curative remedy pojwers .j are Druggist possessed for by no other Ask Bwayno’a Ointment. Atlanta Journal.' Up to date nine or ten gentlemen are irr the field as candidates for governor of Georgia. SPECIAL NOTICE. In another column of this pa per will be-found the advertise¬ ment of the Richard RespessCo.. of Atlanta, the prize goods man¬ ufacturers. who have in tho past four months established an enor mous trade for their products, by originating the unique idea of putting "Money Prizes, “rang¬ ing in amounts from one cent to ijtiiOO, in the packages of goods sent out from their factory to the retail stores, as a special induce ment forlhe ntblic to try the same. The prizes are and placed in the packages, are drawn, and the papers through out the state are constantly pub lisliing the nanes and pictures of people who draw live, ten, twenty-live, fifty fv.euty dollars, etc, in a live. ten. or dve purchase of well the goods It will be for you to same your patronage, for you get quality eatwl to any brand, and for the SHiAC ]irice. and JOU might dl’ttw ffitf f>5(X) r or one of the smaller cash prizes, and if you dont, you will get a merehau disc prize of ^ome vakse.- as the distribution is fair, and you stand the same chanceof getting the SJiaOO prize in a live cent pur* chase as any ©ne. For full par ticuiars, ask your grocer or druggist for end of their (free) circulars. Five million dollars worth of bfttjaras were consumed hi the United Lst year. OAST ^ O . RIA For Isfants anti Children. R > fn hail, it M tlglltVf / V7i?r«t iu:j i' l e:;,|ii vmin.W- — -Mumm Ir.n .. 9O0DBOPS ==. 1 ... A\ r ege table Preparation for As similating theFoodanriRcgufa- of ting the 5 tomachs andBowels INFANTS ;°GlrtLDKEX Promotes Rest.Contains Digestion,Cheerful- neither ness and Mineral. Opium,Morphine Narcotic. nor Not Recipe of Old BrSAJ^VPLEITCIIER Pumpkin Seed“ JnistSeed Podullc /ilx.Senna Salts * * — i Peppermint Jji CurbonattSado/ - * I fibrmSctd C'anfiid Sugar - . M fatf /yrccn Fletre/n A perfect Remedy for Constipa¬ tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish¬ ness a:id LOSS OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of (,txtffZ S' OTW YORK. : 'G ImI wmm M, m EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. n 1 T m foJm M. C0H5TSPAT10M CURE I | TV 104 * m F-\ DRUGGISTS ALL 25 * SO I __ j ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED *S: pie bonklrt free. Ai. STEBMSB RKMI BY CO.. Chicaeo, Stofitrral. Can., or Non* York. 217. Frick Co. n Eclipse ssi##sal Engines mmSi Boilers, Saw Mills, Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses, Grrain Separators t Chisel Tooth and solid Saws, Saw Teeth, inspirators, Injectors, Engine Repairs and a Full Line of Brass Goods. SFND FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES. Avery & McMillan, SOUTHERN MANAGERS, 5 j & 53 SO. Forsyth St. ATLANTA, GA. I J S Jrw 'T"'' v-^ '. I S * pTraTf. jm £ gg 5 • # . *Wi7r HYJr >/ g f A Ti i I h?#?/1 * LG diofl c fj Im £ / f gicyde 1^1 \ - p * 100 $ $ 60 U Waverley Bicycles were sold last year at S85 each right price for the finest bicycle of the year. Yew principles of construction involved in 1897 Waverleys make them so expensive to build, the price must be 8100. Worth more than $100— They have the only true bearings on any bicycle. _ fctill making t896 Waverleys, improved and perfected. Saving in tools and labor c ost brings the price to S60. A sale, relial >le bicycle for marvelously little. Catalogue free from a» of the dealer. INDIANA BICYCLE COMPANY, - In3»« napolis, Ind. , _ SEE THAT THE 1 FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE — OF > IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE OF j || is Castorfa sold is in put hulk. up iu Don’t one-sixo allow bottles only, to sell It not anyone you anything else on the ploa or promise that it is “just as good” and “will answer every Pur¬ 'S pose.” See that you get C-A-S-T-O-B-I-A, icon 67217 wrapper.
