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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1897)
No Cripe The old fash When you take Hood's Tills. big, toned, sugar-costed pills, which War you all to pieces are not in it with Hood's. Itasy to take Hoods and easy to operate, it true Pills of Hood's Pills, which are up to date in every retpect. Hale, certain and sure. Ml druggists. 2Sc. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mats. The only Tills to take with llood't Sarsaparilla. ______ " ' ' — ""W IBE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. r*St,t9HKD AVERY TRIDAY CLEM. G. MOORE. Official Organ Taliaterw C». CRAWFORDVILLE, GA. MAY21.1807. Atlanta will likely get the State fair this year and whoop up a good crowd to attend it. Douglas Cooper has been sen tonced to 12 years hard work in the ehaingang for killing Claude Dunson at LaGrange. The de¬ fense has made a motion for a trial. Better let 1 well now onough alone. 2T E. R. Chap mam boforti the in vjBstiycation committee; days in Washington was sent to jail for'!() for refusing to Afire information conoorninjf the supar trust. He had his two cells finely furnished and will be fed from one of the tony hotels. The camel is a beast of {freat strength and endurance. Noth¬ ing hurts it until the proverbial •‘last straw” is added to its bur¬ den. The human digestive sys¬ tem is very much like a camel. It is really astonishing how much abuse it will stand. Sometimes, tobwover, something worse than usual will bo eaten, and will go through the stomach into the bowete, and there It will stick— ef all -AW-ti— sickness v: is vc-touths .uiman ^ uo to ■/imatijiation Some of 8 j m . pfest and symptoms foul breath, are dizzm*.-c coated tongue sullow.ness heart-burn, flatulence, distress after eating, headaches and lassitude. A little thiisg will cause constipation, and? »■ little thing will relieve it. I’tr. Pteroe's Pleasant Pellets, are- a' certain cure for constipation^ They are tiny, sugar coated granules, mild unti nahuml’ in their achion. There-is nothing injurious about Mien). Sold by druggists. Address with 21 cents in < one cent fjtamp.s, to cover cost of mailing.only, World’s Disjxmsa ry Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y„ and get ti free copy of-the •People's (lornmen Sense- Medi¬ cal Advisj*r. Gov. Atkinson has ordered Northeastern II. R. to b** sold, ami bids will be received up ,1 one 21st, 1H<)7. It is a good piece of projierty and should bring a good price THE DREADED CONSUMPTION CAMUfS’ CtTItED I . A. SIU.UUV..M. C~ lh. »»r*»t-ekraal.t WlMlJil. W 1 UHM 4 rrnt.lv |b< Afflict - p.l, ThtM MIIm of HI. N.wlr 1H* '■V»VAJC*U Kvmwllw to Ctfr# Coa .timpMon Mud All I.HDf t ’TrlUblM. t'outijent tiiat he ha« di'covered a relia tt. t ure for couaumptitiu and ait^bron i iilal, throat and ' lung diacases, general lA line and weakness, teas of (Jrsh and ail mdUioin of w i-ting, and to nidi, its rest menu known, he wilt nend, free, lirct' bottle* to stir reader of The Atfro iteDetma rst who may h« suffering;. Already ibis 'new sci •nil# • course of metlWuc** has-[lennanently cured lliou saiuk of. apparently liop^e-s cases. ■gbs-iitHtor consider* it bis religious duty a dut; wlucli lie owMtiv ht.manlly to doaate Iiis iujallfb!. cure lie has pro*rd tlie dread cat fo" xinqi m to be • cuiiUle disease Ih voiuI any loiiht. and bason file in h>» American and European lalMmtori*-* tesimuxtlah of ex pogienor from tlawr henefitdri and cured, in all parts of the world. DoA' 4 dels* :it;i it ih "ti» late Con ynfi^tutm, uninterrupted, means speedy ..;\d death. AdiJress T. 'A. Slo i .m. Ml 98 Fine stnyt. New York, and whj.p wyitinv the IkH tor. please else - viinru /u.(J c atldreAs. ami also ■nehiioa roarii »rtie'e in The Ad . cate Democrat The Spect&tOT.- . . • Some Things fie Pas Ssen, . Heard awl Thought A'tout. . . . The question r.f corporal punishment in schools lias greatly interfered many peo¬ ple recently Parents, guardians, teach ■ ■rs and others—especially sentimentalists of a certain type havV- given time, voice and pen to the settlement of a question that some unsophisticated people (like The .Spectator) supposed to have been settled u long time ago. *.V. Solomon did ndt say as he has often been quoted as saying. “Spare the rod and spoil the child.” This alliterative ex¬ pression (The Spectator docs not know who used it first) 1ms fastened itself in the minds of people because of the case with which it can be remembered, and ** only a specimen of that “chimney-corner" scripture that passes current among peo¬ ple. The expression is not Solomon’s, though it no doubt embodies in very con¬ venient shape the sentiments ot tire wise mau touching a very important phase of government. A reference to the hook of Proverbs—a book that might be rewi with profit at least once a mouth—will show that Solo m on raid (Prov. 13-24.) “He that spareth iiis rod hatetli his son; but lie that loveth him chastcncth him betimes.” In at least three other phases in this hook the wise man expresses himself to the same effect. But it may be said that these passages have ri-lstlo* to the duty of the parent; they do not bear upon the right or duty of tire teacher in the promises. This, in turn, leads to another matter that is vital to the school question aud one that touches virtully the responsibility of tne parent, .%*.** Who is the teacher? And what is Ids relation to his pupil? The law says—and common souse endorses the dlotuna— that the teacher is in loco pareutlm. The pri¬ mary duly of educating the otdld rests upon the parents themselves.. A parent Unit educates his child properly without putting him in school meet.#- the measure of responsibility. A parent who commits the education ot hi i-chlld to an incompe¬ tent teacher is greatly and grossly recre¬ ant to the high trust ol parenthood. %W* Few parent* have the time or The ability to.od.uaat* tholnchlldren at home, hence Abo necessity for schools and school teachers. The teat lie r a v agent does for -he child wltaX the parent cannot himself do for dlls M | d While the child is in school the teacher is, fm ( 1 ,- time, chare ed, legally and morally with the «~pousl hility of the father and mother. This view of the mutter Invests the teacher’s work with high and sacred responsibili¬ ties to the child,*' to the parent, to' the .State, and to lleuvan I>i<! Ton lim Try Electric Hitters as k reniMlY fuf your troubles? If not get a bottle and get relief. This medicine has bred found' to lx- |teciillarly adapted to- the relief and cure of all Female Oonapluims, exertlug a wonderful direct inttuence in giving strength and t*MU» wv the organs. If you have loss of. Apatite, Coii-tfpntioni Head ai'lie, .■jU'epIfs-. Faintiiixg Spells, or are Nervous, Kxcitatile, Melancholy ortioiihl wi witlu Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters Is the lmsliciim you need. Health and are gnaranf«“d by its use. Fib ty cents ami 81,00 at Dr. R. J. Reid’s Drug Stva 1 villo Georgia ’A- exhibit at the Nash> fair is attracting much at¬ tention. It is said to be the best on the grounds. The Georgia Railroad is. not behind at all when it comes to a good show at the fair. It has one of the fin ost displays of woods, granite and other products along its line of* any there, and * shows that there ts no better piaoe on the globe than along the line of the Georgia Railroad. rtu*i ruw tuxu. WUa VM Vyaatua*—MoDtars; StAgiu«; uiAiV fam. t'ohtmr most at |r^Miiiauutu-wM« w»n,-r Wy J^SWklar. mik ’Ifuiowod which ofiu tia«J on* vleerats, V* g ••*• * W T»ry tare Sv^ya#’. Gtntw.ni Afflwoh. •• atnl ItchlOjf U and elimdJag, heal* «J ■*» mmt luw rtouiw tk* Vr. »W*y«» orV PhBwhHihlt. m*r ; , tor » ** 5**; Mr. Neil Ray. of Sumter county, inalfes 27 hul - of cotton w 'th'enc mule Tii Cure Coi>.tip*lion Torevep. Tste fe.carett C mb Cathartic 10c or He. it c t'. c. f»u tocu •». drucgisLs refund in ...t i The Madison-Advkrtiaw has li 'en pur- 1 chased by a stock eompany find will : be improved. No- Vo-Bee fhr Fifty rtaXSt" iluereeteed ebaeoeliaiiit cere, makes weak men stroue. blood pare. Scx.St Ail arufint* Niue persons siwwotifineo in Bthh mutt ty indictment iail v, Iiu-nn- for mimier. t-ifher I'ouvriytisd or u*der | c-aarrosiirdk. - n. at linin' aptaa COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents' Reports of What Their Heigh bor* Talk Of the Happenings in Their Respective Ser eallttee. All the ttews. PEEK’S 0R0S8 ROADS BY JVST-SO. We had a nice rain. Cotton Is being 'hopped in earnest. Some one said their English peas wan'dt high enough to catch the dew. The cool night- caused worms to play havoc with vegetables, cotton and corn. Guess who the little dov is who got a nice liox of flow< rs and a sweet little note last Saturday. The boy that seemed to fear bee* awhile back is taking interest in them. We learn he lias some for f is pets. Mrs. Alice Lunceford had Irish pota¬ toes for dinner {(Wednesday of last week so wc learn. k Two hoys fro'i the Cross Roads went down to Powclti n last Saturday afternoon. They report a ;qce time and the crops on the road not so (tar advanced there as up here. We learn that Mr. D. A. Saggus from Margaret’s Gro* - ami Jack Parker from this district man trip to Tefterson coun¬ ty last week to <* ; friends and relatives of the lattc-rs at •ethe country. I heard yot men were scarce at — Sabbath. Moore's Mill Sunday schoollast I hope the next time visitors come the boys will have notice and be on hand. We reeret to learn (at This writing) that Mr. A. S. Lunceford Vs little child. Eula May, i» very sick; hope "however not dan¬ gerous.. We do sympa thlze with the fam lly. Edo< • Your H«w« If Wltii Ciucant*. Canilj Cathartic, core constipation for*r«r. 10c. tic. H C. C. O. fait, flru»?i*ia refund money. Messrs. Marlon I’?,tU<t and Jesse Hugh Wheeler went fishing up at Jordan's Mill ooe day last week, had poor luck but met an oM school mate of tlie latter's. Robbie Jordan. He make* a good miller «md has gortvn to be almost a man. A House bold Treasure. I). W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. V., says that lie alwi.ys keeps IJr. King’s New Discovery in the house and liis family follow has always found the very best results Its use: that lie would not be without it* if procurable. G. A. Dykeman Druggist C’atsklll. N. Y-. say* Hmt Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; tluit Re has used it in his failed family for eight years, and it has never to do all tiiat is e) aimed for il r tested. Why not Trial try a reined) mi long tried and bottles free a* *lr. R. J. Reid’s DMigiStore Regulfr six , nd »I.OO. iAOM HOLUEN ir cn ix«t. Cotton looki ick in the early morning from the cool rights. I),- r. Am-gess of Madison iir spend ing this w eefe h i the Bethaay and? Holden neighborhood, making pastoral'viVtts. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Akins and; tittle son of wear Cniwfordvjlle spent) Saturday nig 4 Sunday in the Holtfeif neighbor Uoo*. h the parents of Mrs. Akins, Mr. rlit SI ack and family of near White 1-. ■>s spent Saturday night ami Sunday in je Holden neigh torhood , the guest of Mr. J, \V. Broome and family. The picnic at Mr. George Davis’ spring plete last Saturday is reported as being a hospi¬ com¬ success aided by the generous tality of Mr. Davis and family. A FRICANA 5tiiy Willi cure Cured. Svphili**ad Old Sores to Wc receive*! a message from Judge Tom Kvnnsof Crawford ville, our old comrade, ray slug Hint he intended to prepare a feast in the near tuture for his old mess com¬ rades and proposed to do the cooking hlm seft; we are ready with thanks Judge,* and It ji«t makes our mouths water to think of having the pleasure of partaking of a feast prepartd by J your skill and iHgcnulty but. don't put in . any East Tennessee tWieki. 1 : Years Twenty i I ♦ evs' f For more than twenty ytA« J we have been ttititig how Seatfi Emulsion overcomes the excessive wutc a# the system; " pats on flesh, nourishes and builds up the body, making it’' the remedy for all wistmy di sfeMcs of adult* and children, hot it. isn’t possible ffr' tit to* tell the story in*a mef^stiekk 1 ,.Wr€f newspaper type Wc have h*d pitpxrSi for uj*by a pfaystdan » little book, telling in> easy word* hbw and why 5 Emutiion'benefits, acid a tol caM will be h 16 hove'if sent to you ‘foJ&y ■#ouli be a to send few It. r A howwE. «r* v-rk._| MOO EE’S MILL. BY SPY. Vegetables will soon be plentiful. Cool nights have a bad effect on cotton. , The farmers are very busy chopping ] c°«on. I Little Guy Carey returned home ^ j mTss Ida Jones spent F Sunday last wilh 1 Miss Leila Lunceford. Mlss Janie Carey spent last Friday night with Miss Lula Moore. Our S. S. superintendent was absent last Sunday; don’t know why. Little Fred Lunceford spent river. last Sun-j day with his friend over the Miss Sallie Jones and brother Jack spent last Sunday with Miss Nellie Moore ! Jfc&iStt. - lv. Misses Ella and Lucy Lunceford spent Saturday and Saturday night at Mr. W. Carey’s. Mrs. Mary Lunceford spent a few days at Mr. J . C. I-unceford’s last week, return ing home Saturday JBKJSWBSSS. iS. SSZ ford’s family last Friday. Little Eula Lunceford has been very j sick for several days pass but we hope for l her a speedy recovery. , Thc dessert at a certain lady’s house last i Sunday was strawljerry cake, strawberry pie,-strawberry preservs, strawberry jelly and strawberries and cream. Wc would think it was too much strawberries at one time. «he of“Spy's” friends from Peek’s Cross Roads informed him last week that there was some talk of giving “Spy” a whipping. Pleafce let him know when they get ready and he will try to meet them on half way gro^Atads. Don't TehatceSpil and ... Smok. , Y lour life Iw.y. To quit tobacco easily anl forever, be mas .iron*. All druggists, Me or Snv Cure euaran teed. Booklet and sample' fr«(S?Address Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York W. G. Tift of Tifton lias commenced to gather ripe peaches of Jesse Kerr and Snead varieties. jVIERVOUS Troubles arc due to Iw impoverished blood. Hood’s Sar¬ saparilla is the One Tine Blood Purifier and NERVE TONIC. THE LITTLE ONES Are the joy and stmlighe of our homes. Use all care to' keep the little ones in health.- Do not give them nauseous doses. You can overcome their troubles with Dr. King’s Royal Germetuer. They sll like to take it because it does not taste lik^ a medicine’/ but like a lemonade.- It cures colic in young children^ overcome* all bowW troubles, give's good dige»tidf»- r and’tjuiet, healthful 1 sleep. A a tonic for weak children" ah# as a remedy for t»e in teething, it is the greatest in thtf world. WSold by - ri*ts, new pkekage, large bottle, 108 boaea. One Dollar. Manufactured only by The itluti Gbeotctl Co., Atlinta,»: Writ, hr 4B*Psf. Bo.k, ariUd Ira. I For comfortable ] f I and Jiiexpcjnsive riding— 1 i 3 ! f lit ULl / tfL / ' -5 O : « F i ! : r of last * year. r ® >»««; The thaa marked ^J differ- i , ; ' i ecce price is because- we do not j i i have tO buy any new rtfachinery. \ \ j ! Th'* ms'chless Wererley Bicycle for 1 f, Weskroa i.hip —(Moot be s old for i j . 1 lele than the price we ask—WOO- , J I* "dink Catalogue free. A J - mi || | r rn \§4. BOW TO FIND OUT. Fill s bottle 6r common water glass with ur j n 3n d [ e t it‘ stand twenty-four hours; a se diment or settling indicates a diseased condition of the kidnevs. When urine states linen it is posltivecvidenee ot kid ney trouble. Too frequent desire to uri nate ot (tain in the back, is also oonvine ing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. WHAT TO DO. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that IJt. Kilmci’s Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills wisb jn ro lj ev jng pain in the back, Uid hevs, liver, bladder and every part of 1. cornu, tool,,,,., to hold urine and scalding pains in passing it, or had effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomuslthat unpleas an { necessity of being compelled to get up fflan y times during the night to uri ns{e '{’he mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It of the most distressing <r * - ¥*■«! If yon need bydru-^sts simple pricefiifty'ceutsandonedol- bottle and pamplet, ^ a bf|(h scnt free by . n)u il, niention the Advo ca te-Deniocrat and send your full post address to Dr. Kilmer Js Co., Bing haiuton, N. Y. The proprietors or this paper guarantee the genuineness of this ° Petition For Public Road. Office of Board of n Roads and , Revenue, ., GT ATL Ol -rt/owwiniA OLOHGIA, t l aLIAFKKH 1'r r t vu'unn ) CO L* NT Y: Whereas certain petitioners have made their apllication to the Board of Bonds ^ Revenue of Taliaferro establishment County, pray ^ ordcr granting the of q( a mile, more or less, souih Of tlm Ga. R. J{. ne&r tld* corner of hind belonging to J. W. McKinney Sr. )if bend of toad tiiat runs front'd point in the CraWford v []] e a nd Harnett road near the old rail j roa( l shanty, by the residence of W. H. Ragin' to the line betwean Taliaferro and Warren Counties, and running in the di¬ rection of Powelton. by residence of John Shields and W. J. Ellington, to a point W the road that runs from Orawfordville to Carter’s bridge, about one mile, more or less, from said bridge; and that portion of the road now running by residence of W. II. Baghy in direction of Warrenton, not proving conducive to the convenience of die traveling public be abolished, from the bend in road as above described, to its terminus at County line; and, whereas, Commissioners appointed for that purpose have reviewed and marked out said con¬ templated road, and icported to said Board of Hoads and Revenue th+p-jfiid road will TtoM.r f i't f H.'.'.q ” x' y Afe-VTTliity «i *d conven - ience. Now this is to eft* »nd admonish all persons that on and after the first Tues¬ day in June next, said new road will he' granted anil the old road abolished, if no good cause is shown to the contrary. Given under my hand and seal this, the' 4th day of May, GEO. 1897. II. MITCHELL. Clerk Board of Reads and Revenue. MONEY MADE EASILY AND' “Rapidly, Read this and .Think it Over! We want three or foot men with energy, anil grit to represent ns in Taliaferro and” adjoining counties. 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