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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1897)
kn Astonishing ■ Statement, SO REMARKABLE THAT,- FOR &AR OF DISBELIEF. SOME OF THE FASTS ARE WITHHELD. A Correspondent' who Interviews a Woman in Re¬ gard- to:* Her , Recovery from Illness is so impressed ’witli the Story and Regards ft so Wonderful that He fears to Write the Whole Facts. READ HIS UTTER AND THE WOMAN'S STORY Prom the Press, Beloit , Wit. Wrostvo, Wtsconsis, June Gth/lSSS. Dr. Williams' Med. Co., Schenectady, iVT 1'. Gentlemen Replying, to your favor of recent date, I called on-Mr*. Jane Culver, of Wyoming, Wis., yesterday. I had heard much about her case berdre I went to see her. She lias so long been regarded by her family and all her neighbors as a hopeless invalid that her present state of health is nothing less than a. marvel in this (Wyoming) valley. the For more than * year past and up to month of March' last Mrs. Culver iiad lain actually at the paint of death. Her neigh¬ bors and friends expected daily to be called upptr to perform the " last sad offices ” for JiWr, and when they learned that she had actually arisen from her bed and could “sit up.” it was felt that little'less than a resur rfection had happened in their midst. YeV imagine the astonishment when; a. week or two inter it was unirounced ip tli- “valley” that she could walk, and when? was, at last, really able to meefaca : shake hands with friends in the 1 dom, yard,' or upon the street, it was.feit'that true* a miracle- had bwn wrought m tn*ir nuust. X found M*.^6 Culver, a pleasant faesd, attractive Uttla woman, about her household work , when f , called ,, , on June t 5th. c.u cu She was, in foot, picking over gooseberries, and her first remarkafter greeting was that in all her fifty eight years she could not recall so ‘‘early ” a season for fruit and garden stuff as the present. She talked freely of her long, sad illness—the dre.arv track of pain and weak over winch for twentyyears . her . sj.v body had ness been racked, and told with evident happiness of her wonderful cure. 44 The truth is,” she sai l. il T was dead and am enthusiasm alive again.” in And there was no lack of her Voice as she spoke of the sovereign remedy whnch hml wrought such wonder work for her She was r. grounded by the member* a? her family, her husband, daughter and gtand children, arid Pink Pills was certainly the burden of their happy conversation, dur imr flat my visit. her cure, after all, is best summed up }n her own simple and succinct statement, which she made in the hope of doing good toothers. education and Mrs. Culver is a woman ■ of refinement. Her husband- wan post master at Wyoming during President Harrison’s administration. Among* those of their neighbors iVho can further attest the facts in lier ease are* the presort post master and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunstan, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Phrks, Mr. and Mrs. Solon Knickerbocker ami scores of others living here in the tvwfv and valley of Wyoming. idea P.8i—V nau*t confess that I hard an that patent medicine testimonials were mostly fake*,. manufactured in which the. good-huraorea delights the spirit of humbuggery this which D have •aorld at large. In case looked up myself I have found at thrf first trial a cure so astonishing that*? have been j afraid to write the fact* just'itt the actual j history of the case demanded} ,’I have been truly fearful lest 6 shouldfeeem to overdo and thua spoil this splen^i®’ testimonial. 1 j v 1 NOT m like ; OTHERS TJdi-e is a difference, between medc ciner and medicines. Those of to-day, as a-rule, differ Irone. ; those of tlie past, in many respects. be¬ Fully as great is the difference tween Dr. King's BOYILGERMETUER and tlie ordinary medicines of to-day. It is unlilte them in THSES£ FBVE tar/alikea .^THINGS: mc-di- 1. It does not Sine. It is as pleasant to take-- as lemonade and makes a most ref re. Jug drink. ? 2. It never nauseates the aiosc deli ca te_ stc - m ach. 3. If tio-ss not swap* off 0110 dis¬ ease tc s allot her. It does not set up one form t-t disease in order to relieve another G is so often -the case. 4. It contains no alcolior 01 opium 'in any.form and is always Itarinless even wUia'^ivea to a babe one day old. ’ o. It does not j:: «h simply, it ,1 cures. It reaches as nothing else does to the Hidden sources of disease n the blood and removes the caqse. It does this with 3B-.ca.se and pc "'rr that have nev: Abeead-^ra ifed. For ail t -viahies, ^%82*>.-rvee.»irffor»!!•«•* of Vfl» Blood, S'omacii, 3hwe!s. K »- NSY f HAl.Alil l, ■ it stands BRi-etarr t-is 'Cho .Mi rival. rewMcr Sold by • i a&'nerv pac large bot IOB I>f-*es. Or. e 1‘O.rnr- Munulnctured only by* r Ht tTLAHTA CHEMICAL CQ.. ATLAKTA, GA ‘ vnrrt vok «*-Page book »att,zi) frkv can send you ft hundred namei of person* who will vouch fq r the facts as herein stated. Yours sincerely and with admiration and respect for Pink Pills. # (Signed.) F. W. C. The above letter is in reply to a request from the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company asking mentioned Mr. and Calkins write to her interview for the lady Not the up interesting case publi¬ cation. least part of it is Mr. Calkins’ owij straightforward state¬ ment of astonishment at Mrs. Culver’s sterv. The interview with Mrs. Culver follows: 11 1 am very clad to add my testimony to the growing evidence of Pink Pill cures, Tho facts in my cure are simply these. Twenty years ago I began having rheumatism—rheu¬ matic pains in my shoulders. This developed later on into what the doctora called chroniu neuralgia of the heejpfc In fact I had a com plication of diseases and was doctored and ad¬ vised for |pany ailments. I grew steadily wosse. Insidiously and disease kidneys fastened affected. upon me. My liver were limbs I had would' palpitation vTrigid vi rigid the heart and and until friends friends my gro gro my my would >u id thin think k me me dy dying 1 n£. 1 *r 44 and 1 sought remeiies From Wisconsin and medical New advieft York far near. to I j tried trjed physicians p ijy s j c j ans of of evfry every school 80 i )00 l. Alio pathy, homoeopathy, and Indian electric herb doctors. and even During' clair voyants ^weTad^at^ vertisi:i£, and through circular* TlXf, freely TtZ dis tributed; I tried all sort* of remedies and consulted I steadily many physicians last Year by 1S9S,, year grew worse, until year, birch' j became a be d-ridden invalid, and in of this year my physician said all I had fo do was to close my eyes and die. I was n °. t AbouMhVzOth oTirareh neighl^r , a who had 5 ren troubled with rheumatism aftd had been taking Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilli came in a “ <i 0,l "l nie *°‘T th «“- 1 ha f r e«d much, about , them, but was discouraged with trying new remedies. I commenced their u$s, ifiig; however, and in a few days began feel» better. The neuralgia pains fled front the region of my heart and stomach. InpnO week I was able to sit up for an hour or twd at a time. In a little more than two weeks I could walk, and in May I began doing housework. I am now able sir ao my worJC and am free from the frightful pains and awful weakness from which I suffered so many years. I owe this state of health to Pink Pills and to nothing else. “My best wish is that this simple and true statement will induce others suffering as I did to give the pills a trial.” (Signed.) Mrs. Jan k Culver. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of June, 18% . Richard DunstaH, justice of the Peace. We, the undersigned, Jane Culver; husband have read and her daugh ter of Mr*. state¬ montas above and declare the same to be true, (Stgn**.') David W. Cui.vrr. . Mattie Culver. 5thdtiy Sworn X6 .fame, fad subscribed before me this of 1896. Richard Dunstan, Justice of the Pcac#., Dr. Williams’Pink Pills for Pale Peoplb a tv now builder given to the public as an curing unlading all Wood 1 and nerve restorer, forms of weakness arising from a, watery con dition of the blood or shattered 1 nerves. The pills paid are sold receipt by all dealers,, price, or will be box, sent post on of 50 cents a or niif boxes for $2.,50 ((they are never sold in bulk or by the 100), by addressing Dr. Wil« hums’ Medicine £&mpanf, £«h«uectadjr, N. Y. F, C, Corsets MAKE American Beauties EC.CO CORRECT ‘fl SHAPES. 8 n T I I I P T I I fl H II ofi'l U r-.. IpS HU tESja M ■-Ifljh'ajr WMl W‘. |! 'W 5 CrrCUiOt C C C P T Q " \jry ir Ail *y-y- Lengths. / On tuzb/hoz. NEWEST (h mt n.",\ MODELS, SI F&^JY .*• m atm miH’l ^HERliKElCORSET* S Rf . . , y IIOLDF'N K CO. Cr...v-f*n^ v iPc ; f h, SHARON NEWS ITEMS, [Continued from 5th page.} We spoilt a day in (.’rawfordvillo last week the people seem to be busy there and a good deal of improvements going on one way and another. People seem to bo painting up tlie town generally. '•> llair cutting aiub shaving was the order of the day in Sharon last Saturday witli the pa&jfle generally, some of it then: cut and shaved so close we think they Jcame very near getting some of the bruin. Mss. Bc-tsie Moore, mother.of Mr. A. I). Moore, lias': 1 , vcrv bad tumor on her head which- gives her a> great deal oT trouble but the doctors think it not best to cut it■ out. It inight’provo serious. Miss Mary Battle, untold lady of Bar¬ nett, fell out of tlio Methodist church door at that place 011 childrens day and broke her »rm. Ur.-ThomasIwas called and set it for her. She is doing' well at present. Our bid lady turned-over our Irish po¬ tato 3atoh last week and got three pota¬ toes, AVe love them as well as a town hojploves slop but will not have many this year unless they come from some o titer' patch, Ourself and brother II. II. Jackson took a stroll down to liny town last Saturday and put up a job of tin guttering for Ah. J. T; Wright. We had a very hot job of it.hj| had a very pleasant time, other¬ and wise.Wright husa pleasant home col,vet tntly arranged. We think it n great sin and a great wrong it>r people of good senses to take advantage of those that are ignorant and make bigg or fotiU of them, which we would state is practiced on a certain young njiti our community. It is a shame. We should try to enlighten and show him his -1 #JU$ re Meadows’ residence and every house on her place was destroyed near Barnett on Saturday the nth of June. Very little was saved in tlie house. This is a severe loss to Mrs. Meadows’ as site is a poor widow woman. The origin of tlie lira was from, teivitig some ashes in a ' woodlwbox thkeu from the stove. This is a very earless liabrt- with a heap of people. I Tlie late diange of schedule in the Geor¬ gia Kailroiid has rather disconifuddled our country people about, the time of day hut they will soon eet all right aguiu. We think the Bailroads siiould have their schedules published in our country papers. We are sure the Editor would do Unit for the small sura of a pass as they used to-do. Our country folks want to know the sehedulo| as well as tho city folks.. It has been facetiously remarked that- a bilbott^tihttl^ke sins and lor.-iuds several you of vneli future of your past of your ones. There is less excuse for billions headache! in these dajfs than formerly, simple since they can be of completely Bunion's Tonic cured Liver by a course Bills. Ask your drug-gist about this ceSjj won-, derful new remedy, it. cost lint 25 a box, and is rarely know to-fail■- Try a free sample. With each box t/iere me some tiny Pellets for “toning up” the systeek. Thftve wilibe a big; cotton crop 'made this year. There is only about 10 per cent of the Missis¬ sippi valley that will f ttil to pro¬ duce cotton this year on account of the flood. Much piore fertili¬ ze :,s 1 hair usual have been used in Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama this year. 1 CASTOJEIIA,. . it n every wrapfer. IT IS WORTH MONEY Tc^iatoknow if Advo-Dranorawtlsa good advertising nmditim. To Test thin mid tn introduce <mr co-Gs in tliis viciultv, KBK’n. we Sterliiitf-.Silvi-r'Pickh- will giveawavl.disn lulaly Bork a beautiful twisted iiandlfl, It inches leng, worth 51.C5. CuUm'?:vt. “rttKomid with TCc for packing ami postage and we will send feftc pre imld. tUi!*Mf. togotlior witli our hgr-siiu list. We liuve liargirfhs in every tilin'; and sell at wnor’faile direct to consumer, AGENTS WANTEp. tVOYKWOt BA I IGA f N Hill -ih:,. yVoiie\ro*', Win, Boilers 1 .- Gins and Presses. GET OUU BiiK'E' OoiApltetrCotton, “;tw r Gt-ist. Oil and Fertilizer Mill (unfits: d o i-in Ihss.t, Cau< Milianfl ,Shingle outfits. Bundle®, Kridg-t; Fat-ton' Fufnac'- and Pailroad ( asli-vy - Hailraad Mi I, Machin¬ ist* 1 and Factory -Supplies. Belting, Pad ihg, Injector-. Pipe Fit lings, Saws. Fires. Oilers. Etc. CAST EfKRY DM. VV(>BK 150 HANDS. L.MMIronWts&SlippIyCtf. AUGUSTA. GEOIT-TA. Fout l/y, Mach ine^Jloiier and G Ii] iVork*. Promptly D<- ne. iiiiik.’iiiKi*i(nn*itwtmiimiNtiibMiH«HMHimirtfiimi/>htraiHo: 966I)R6ys m mtm 1 ‘r* ' y! 1 ii AVcgdoblc Prcparationfor As¬ similating ihcTood aiuiRcg uta ting llic Stomachs and Bowels of 1NEAN C fllLDRLN PromotesDigestion,Cheerful¬ neither ness and Rcst.Contains Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Kiayx cSOId TdrS.tdUXWXMil Pumpkin Sfitd~ jUx.ScrvHt * PtxAtl/* - ytm.it Seed + flirvi Seed ~ Apcrfect Remedy for Constipa¬ tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions,Fever ish uess and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. mmmmi EXACT COPYOr WRAPPER. /Qandy cathartic CPKSTIPATI 0 H iHE'UVfS DRUGGISTS ALL ABSOLUTELY OUSBMTSSI) tt^lSSSgglSiS^ZSX te nlpatif! howl;}pt frfN Id. RTEKIiWfl Co., (’hfcsL-o, BVontrssl* l*an., orNi'ir York# *17. Frick Go., Boilers, Saw Mills, Cotton Gins, VI Cotton Presses, Grrain Separators,, Chisel Tooth and solid Saws,. inspirators, Injectors, Engine Repairs and a Full" Line ol Brass Good! SFNP TOR CATALyctie AMD PRICtS Avery & McMillan, SOUTHEUN MANAGERS, 5 I & 53 So. Forsyth St. ATLANTA, GA, ■ :tte ■/M *•1 m p) m ■r, > ■ri - v . j m m 1 I 11 -v * ■ . i. '■r * ‘100 A marvelous example of skillful i wot km ah', hip —Th* only bicycle l - with absolutely true bearings. A vi J % 60 Saving in cost of machinery add labot enables us to furnish ’f)6 patterns of Woverleys, improved and 4 perfected, for $60. ) Catalogao frco from us c*r the dealer. INDIANA BICYCLB CO., - Indianapolis, lad. i CITATION. r Vl.IAFEHItO COUNTY. Notice is hereby given to rill persons concern Si, that QdCc-n ilcu/icv late of said County dece iscd, departed fids life in/csf.-ilc. and no ptffMon inis applfisl for '(ration on f Aft estate of sa'fd Queen ftea'/.b h in said slufe. that adininlstravion will 1 c'v-Med i" tiilr f^ierk of the Superior C'011 rtjfor tome old hr fit and proper per¬ son, oft- Afile mi! pi)Id'eAf'An of this citutiou. Ids unless - olijecti ijs-ik niiuile, to up pointn*int. Given rljider my hand and offkrii! .signature tldshtli day of June, : :'J~ GEO. II. anCilBLU, Ordim.?), SEE THAT THE V FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE -OF-- 5 > IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE OB 1 emit Onatorla la put up in cno-slto hottlas only. It not told is bnlk. Don't allow anyone to cell -a 11 anything olse on tho “will plea or promise that it juat aa good” and answer every por- 44 Bee-that yoo-get 0-A-S-T-O-B-I-A, is ca ' evory wrapper. Citation. G KOliOI \. TALIAFEI’.TO COUN'O . To nil wlioin »>, may • om:<*rn: Ij. If afla.way Jiavlig' ni proper form lipplii ilto mo fit piHinniiioP, inltftrsof n<t ininiatnitiou jii th*; o.‘ \>. it. il ula Hiiy I of hi> l<l Oounty. thin N loeife all ami /j.'n/(u].'*:• ili<* fio litors ?»tuI n<?xt of kin of I*. U. HiU’away to Ik- uh< 5 nppi-ar at mv olllfo within 1 1h; thn« allov,<»d in Jaw, ami '•'InJw ezhsr, if htiy they should run, why pi anted rnm ^‘Dlia'iiriihiMtratiorj not h" to c. L. Hadaway «ti L If. llaluway’s oflieial estate. Wiiness my hand and J tud-.re, this 7tb.dA'v of June, 1H!»7. GEO. ii. MITCHELL, Otdinar).
