The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, July 30, 1897, Image 5
L i - On Medicine. : 1 f We scliwverything usually sold in first-class drug store at lowest cut prices—usually dollar articles at 68 cents . SO cent articles at 34 cents, Etc. / Brow.n’s Iron Bitters 68c. Our Native Herbs. 68c. Bradffield’s Female Regulator. 68c. Parker’s llair Balsauf, 7r,o. Casioria, 25c. Pitt’s Carminative. 18c. Ilopd’s Sarsaparilla. fiSc. Packer’s Tar Soap, Sic. Mdtliscr's EiU^rd 68c. ] J aine’s Celery Comp’d, 75c. S.-igeV Catarrh Cure, 34c. Quinine, P. & AY., oz . 45c. Syrup of Figs, 34c. Terraline, 75c. Old Oscar Pepper Whiskey * bottle 68 cents. l* Sherry and Port Wine, bottled 40 cent. I Send for price list, and save money. ! HAMMACK, LUCAS & CO. k ATLANTA, GA, I jf ^igt'pinrwCTr.wsjsxMaExsrsf* f -tsjbsb SS3HE*raE®50SEES^fSS3EMEi^SEJi THE ADV 0 CATE-DEM 6 CRAT. w fubuseed everv FRinxY morning ■* CLEM. G. MOORE. Official i)rf.ac Taliaferro C». CF.AYVTOR.PVILLE, J ELY 30, 1897. ,A LAHUE Nl-AV BEII.DIN (J , 1 Mr. John F- Holden,- of this placy,; ,has made arrangements to have built a large store-room and an oitiee on the lot next to the depot lot near the Advocate Detnocl-iit oftice,. where tho old s „,mo lionso iiow stood.,. The iiouso ivill be about 90x50 md Mr. Holden will have hm.an, Office in a part of ll.o building., Mr. C. H.,Golaciie has arranged to put in a large stork of furni, hire of all Jcinds io the bSBdta*, ,aside, hare therein an office for his own use. This end Q f Commerce.street is coming up and when we get a nice cotton warehouse put up here it will be more like business than ever. To invigorate and beautify the hair, use Hall’s Vegetable j Sicillian Hair Renewer. | There are many Taliaferro 1 j farmers who could send ;tn ex-, hibit to-Nashville fair and cap¬ ture a prize at no cost. Col. Hal Lewis* of tlreenesbo ro, would make a good declines governor put we learn that he to le t his name be used-in that con ne ction. ^ ... . THE DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN 3E CURED T. Slocum, 31. C., the Great Chemist Scientist.Will ■Semi Free, to the Afflict¬ ed, Three Uottle* of His Newly I>i* covered llexfiedles to Cure Con¬ sumption and All Lung Troubles. Confident that he has discovered a relia pie-cure for consumption mid ail - bron¬ chial, throat and lung diseases, general decline and weakness, loss of flesh and all , conditions <-f wssting, and-'to irxik-' li-'’ great merits known, he will send, freer j three bottles to any reader of 1 he Advo eate-Demoerat winy ‘‘new may, scientific be suffering. of j Already this course j medicine” has permanently cured thou-1 sands of apparently lt»'>el<“s eases ! The doctor considers it his religions . duty—a duty which lie owes to humanity ; —to donate his infallible cure.- . • i He has proved the dreaded eonsump tion to be a curable disease beyond au y doubt, and inis on file in. Ins American and European-Jaftorator:us testimonials of ex perience from these benefited at d cured, in all parts of the world. Don’t delay until it is too late. Con¬ sumption, uninterrupted, mean* >pe®dy and certain death. Address T? A. '.jSlo f nm, M. 98 Pine street, XAr -Yftrtc, and when writing the Doctor,aplsasb give express and postoffle- aildre-'bt ..n.:' d.o mention lWK«Baf<his Wcht v T!>c Ad- j , ociate-D in’ oern t EAltLY TO J5EP. Early to bed and early to rise makes girls healthy and pretty lin( j w j se . The same is true of women, especially nervous wom¬ en. Each hour's sleep before i midnight i s worth two IS' ■S) hours’ sleep (i after m i d Wi night. Sleep pwjn? 0 med is a i c great i n e. -T Sleep can not be bought - 1 >™». Dr» B leep s " orso than no sleep, htopless '"oaos iiTOgu ar cneulat.on f Wnh too much or WUe Wood m the brain no one can slee ? Pe-ru-na regu ; the ei.-julaUp,' Vblood. dnd Jf> ^ ,tn®-produces.healtl^ .»• ^ not « h Ced ar Fails, Li., m writing of the benefits of Pe-ru-na which she had received, said: ‘‘And such’sweet, refreshing sleep! I often tell my husband that if the house was carried away with me in it I would not know anything about it. ” Ladies, write fo Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio, for the latest |j 00 j Ct written for women only, GETTING HEADY. C, H. Gokicke & Co., are turn¬ ing things around generally at their ginnery and mill at this place. They tire having an im¬ proved attachment put to their press whereby packing cotton will be made easier, and they are having a low metal wheel dray made to haul the bales from the press to the depot. The dray is being put up at the shops of Mr. J. N. Ceapman at this place. When completed the ginnery will be well arranged to handle’a big crop of cotton. The South -has just had an epidemic of lynchingS. We do not approve of lynchings, and as .Judge Hart says, such conduct Qfqjjg people is cowardly, but it }j as „ 0 (- point where the j uw j s twisted about until Cases are worn out before the guilty are brought to justice. This the pggpp* Mlivigi of and it is no wonder they are taking the law into their own hands. On the ot h e r hand it is wisely stated by Atlanta ministers-that our i^ws are patterned from the scriptures and should be obeyed, CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. iS 99 tfT7 * . MDA SAMPLE T lu'ldentennial Exposition Co.. alNashvllle has invited a com pej'tive atjes exhibit of the following, on mentioned in August: litaa and snap beans and squslies: okr•; j; 6th 10th, pole beans and grapes, prunes and tomatoes; ldtll, fiuiu and watiVUtteions: i. L. 17th vegetables, 1 ! Mr. , , 1. ill. t Averill .... IS anxious that! . , j sow :ct the people along the line of til. orgia lxailroad captuie some he prizes. Vo,, con do it ant no cost. Every citizen . till: nmty WllO . . Jias extra . 111 an samp )f the above products shoul* , % end x in . an exhibit. 1 ■, ■, me. loo Eotid aid them for you. This i od opportunity to show nir land will grow and at ne time get a prize, Get u) L articles and send them W. O. Holden, de^io > Avr A A iitiAii. . , Tin r-ni mat ti-iol Ivis nas Upon tx i n going )tly at Decatur all this v ,■ ’!.e imp^ion that the d io murderer is really in sane,.- us to grow and at this time' i Uks like lio may not be tor e, to , hang , by the ,, COlllt . sen and ill t but mutteriugs Of the gllOot o-Ikw, WUdgb ilndir,. Lviich MUCH seem seem to to be lun rag some people about the Dc ; r lb court house and it is expect that j if a verdict _. other ,, than *, is is brought in, nnoU. er scene similar to the one enact ed near Talbotton will be wit nesst d somewhere tL near Decatur 0UOK ,Ms many nv Hours. m ,„ Gen. E vans nitty be hi the race for State' librarian. John Vaughn killed Jim Davi¬ son near Athens a few days ago because both were liking the same girl. H. S, P'ri-ry, who killed La nier in I>i pilb county a sh time iw' Vr>n refused - uU ifttU. c&U mntenoed to hang on Aug, I.'. * r Pink Morton a colored wood and coal dealer in Athens has been appointed postmaster at that place. Madison Davis would have suited the Athenians better. Ex-Mayor Cooper, of Atlanta, is to serve out a term in jail for embezzlement. There seems to be a change, in affairs in the state and tis it should be—the quilty seem to rea|> the reward of their sins. CASTOHIA. li on 675T7 vrappefc It is sairi Iliat there are 800 ctises of small pox in Birming ham. t HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill n bottle or (iommon water gloss with —-“ Bettling u h- •—h Indicates T' dweaaetl : ” sefiimant or a condition of (he (kidneys. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence ot kid ney trouble.. Too trequeubdesire to tiri ' nnte 01 pain in tiic hack, is also con vine ing proof tliat the Sidneys ' and bladder are mit rtf ttrilev HHATTO HO. „„ There Is comfort :n tie knowledge so , Dr. Kilmci’sbwiimp often expressed, thutt Root the m.-nt ? kidney remedy fulfills ‘ i-yerv wish . , ill relieving: , pan. in . the _ Im , , k, i khlnevs, liver, lwaddpr and every part of the uniary passay . It <-orm-ls Inal.,lily to hold urfne ami swiMing iiains in jmsMiig | it, or lawf effect* • Hlow!tie use of liquor, wine or )n*rr tV ” “in t tl fi a, ne css '■ HM .7, ' u)> munv timcsdunn^ i . si I d* uight iv in, n nate. I he mild aim the- tcxtnioidinari eircct of Swanip-Roob ikso.«i wonderful realized. stands the inchest for Its cures of the most distressing eases, ff yon need a medieine von should hav» the best. „v„ T s,,, at. For a sample tmtlle and p«i.UlH, i-othsent free by men. mention the cat.-Democrat and semi your full post office address to Dr. K ilmer «fc Co., hamlon, Jf. Y. The proprietors or tips paper 1 ” cfarantoet lie Ben .fineness of this offer. J.117%111XIV 11 I %J 11 I 11F*. ill 111 fiS VflL I J W V Xhe disastrous effects of potash and mercury, which the doctors always pre scribe for Contagious Blood Poison, should convince anyone that these are not the prope^remedies^for th^horriWe from the system, and getting rid of it appearance of the disease, induce the patient to think he is being cured. But sees his „,i s take before long, when his joints become stiff- andhis bones ache—often lus hair will fall out doctor’s by the handful and if he follows the advice and continues to take his niedi cine, his finger nails will dropoff. destructive There is a cure for this disease, though no doctor lids ever yet cured it. Of course they may disease pronounce a patient cured, but the has never failed to return, with increased severity. S.S.S. (Swift’s Specific) i 9 a permanent cure, and is the only remedy free from harmful ingredients. It is the only blood remedy which is guaran ----- teed purely vegetable, \ and for twenty years its proprietors d thousand have o£fere one WT \ . A 1 dollars reward for M mercury or other min > \ I // a well-known young !’ ' residing at NEWMAN, mall w. R. Staunton, Va., tried ’ various other treat-ments, but found relief re !!^ ,U until “ he took S.S.S. He writes: w afflicted with blood poison and tlle best doctors did me Rood, though I took their faithfully. Ill fact I seemed to worse all the while. I took almost every -fJJJ “SSi S3 no effect whatever. I was 'orjt took S.S.S. and began to improve, cured i continued the medicine and it ule completely, building up my health and increasing my appetite. Although this was ten years ago, I have never yet had a sign of the disease to return.” Mr. E. h- Hite, also of Staunton, had the same disease,and his experience above. was similar to the Hesays: is / “S. S. S. cer- ^ "'Wjp&n Vr Al tainly far ahead of rf all other blood rem for it cures* A' ! they cannot -^ " .A wast ” ! 2 t l.> .-#Vt i ..7 gootf ilo<» tors and took various blood remedies, . but they did me no good. I then took S. S. S. and was cured completely and permanently, for I have never been troubled with the disease since. I recommended S. S. S. to others simi¬ larly afflicted, and have never known it to fail.” S. S. S. is the right remedy for Conta¬ gious Blood Poison, because it goes rect to the seat of the disease and forces it from the system. It will cure case of Cancer, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Eczema, Catarrh or other blood disease of the most obstinate nature. Remem¬ ber it is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy containing no merenry, potash or other mineral. Valuable books on the disease and its treatment will be mailed free to all who address the Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia, Public Road Notice. f'l KOKGIA, TAUAFERKO COUNTY. Whoreurt certain pclilionois have made tlioir application to* 1 lie Board of Roads and Revenue, praying an order granting’ tfie establishment of a new road commencing at On. IU R. station nt Hill¬ man in said county and niimrmr in a wc. t ernlv direction through'flic lands of A. R. Hillman and intersectimr the road running from Sandy Cross- to Sharon at or near H-e gin house of A. l». Hillman; and further that the old road now running from A. I arsas? ml, whereas, Cmmnissionert ro: a appointed for that purpose have review, ed and marked ont said contemplated road, will and report to this Court that said road la: one of mueli ptiblie utility and torn - n now ,[ lis ;- K Ul ,. !n . n ntl ndmoiilsh all persons that on nntl after the road lir t Ttie.-.diiy iu August next, said new will lie -ranted if no good emi-e is hand I,own Io tin- al ,-ontiarv. Given under mv and . t|,i. ims tin 1 1„- OT uin i, day rmy of m July i u\ 1W.7 ' <*E<). II. Mil* HELE, (.'let tr Board of Roads and Revenue. ---- < OpiGlrtl srwipi , rl Mr.tlPP llOUtC. !lfl( . r this date the und.-r-ivned »'• 1 ^ lid b^ l> 11 bbshf'<1 iH'Oiut p a th r j in 1 |» u ih , »<'«.*«*•*• «r uni.-’ --'Macory arnin^cincnlH arc i male for tiavinir iii*c ]>( . U)Tr t lj( , four week nolirc h:/ pntdisher require- >is to he c.mc r.«rsm»ible aial in j.mtice ' Io ail we , '.JJ? . I I” \ . ?,!/ . Ui , .ES w S i r r T. r. -----------. - .ecvru “ ' W ' vNTFfJ ' or fem.-dc 1 1 ’ Gompen-ution , 2 1 '* 1 ' trouD <■ to make ><*nc money. Address Chronicle, A ugus ta, Ga., for particulars. THE GEORGIA RAILROAD. AT THE-- TENNESSEE Centennial Exposition, From May 1st, to Sov, 1st. 1897. The second largest Exposition over held ill this country, thousands of Home.Seek-’ 0 IS and Investors from the AN stand North ...... .......' To show up the wonderful resources along its line, the Georgia Kailrnnd has 1 Oeiitletl make Exhibit of those rc to an S()UTO , , llskstlu , of tlie lies and (owns along , its linos ,. to co-opeiuti , with them in making (lie exhibit nsuccess* by furnishing creditable specimens of all Mine evils, Paint, and Five, (.lavs,description all .,i' Water Powers anti photugrapl.s of Mill Sites, exhibits of all Manufacturing In duslries especially desired, Further arrangements will ho made and 1 nolieo given regarding Exhibits of <|uc ,\rivulluv.it products , mid Fruit in sen S()M For further infortuation apply to, JNO. 11. A\ EltlLE, Commisioncr. 410 Dyer lluileing, Augusta, Qa. lit li iJJ IT IS WORTH { || MONEY s a ; HJ Ten* to know If Adv.i-Demoeiirntlsrt t good tuieerl.ising motliuto. Tit ’lost, W ibis mid I" introduce our goods lit fit N i) lids vicinity, PUKE. tve Slerliog will give Silver nwiiy Pickle nhso- ,}] if \\ lulely handle, kt Fork beautiful 1 wisle 1 i> l 3 incho.s laflg, worth§pl.2'). CuUmtiul. ; :ui(l solid >\ i11 1 !5<; for packing and ! postage and \u* wii} hcikI fork pre j paid. toi^cMicr with our bargain list I HltKK. Wu have bai^aius in evi*ry j thint? ami sell ut ’whoiesaU* direct to jeonsumer. AUKNTS WANT HD. i WONKWOC R-AKOAI > IMHLSH, Woiicvvoc, \Vis« J SS2HH2HSSEHH22HH32SH3ESSESS ___________________________________ Engines & Boilers 1 Gins and Presses. GET OUK PHICES: (.JomplnteCotton, Saw, Diisl, Oil and Fertilizin’ Mill mitfiU; also Gin 1 ‘vchm, Cnim A1 ill and IS liingln outfits. liuildiu-j.’, Bridge, l^actory Dunincc and , Railroad Ciifelin&s; Hnilioiid Mill, Mneliin* IpIb’miOJfHHlilX^UiliJilkA........—p Belting. 1 ’tu king, .Injectors. Pipe T I’ It - | Etc. CAST - , ti S ,, ws p-ji,Oilers, | I:v - |.;|jv DAY. WOKE 150 HANDS. j Lombard Iron Fks& Supply Co. AUGUSTA. OKOHG1A. Foundry, Machine, Boiler and Gin Works. Repairs Promptly Done. Do You Know m t: ITS uvm PILLS and Tonic Pellets Cure All forms of disease caused by a Sluggish Liver and Biliousness? The Pink Pill dCMlSCS The Tonic Pellet Invigorates Tbo little “Doctor’H Book" tells all about It and a weeU’n Treatment froo proves every word true. Complete Treatment 'Mi cents. Brown Mf’it. Co., N. Y. * Greouevillo, Tenn SiOQ To Any Man. 1 j WILL PAY SlOO FOR ANY CASB °* Weakness!.. Men The, Treat and . j r*U t® Care, j An Omaha Company plooeo for tho first j ' time before the the public of boat, a Vitality, Magical Nervous Thbat nr.vr lor cure t »>•'< *»>xwl Weakness, and KoKtorat.on ot f,if« I-orcein old and young men. No | worn-out Freud, other remedy: harmful contains drugs. It no is Phosphorous vVosi.KKrri, or TMeATMSN* magical In iti, a j effects- positive in its cure. All readers, ■ w h° suffering from a weakneas that blights itoir lif- , causing that mental and hoofl,Niidul<l Physical suffering wiitetothoSrAI l^’uliur to F MFJJICAR Gust Man l.'OMPANY, Omaha, Neb., and they will ' , iem j abHolutciy FREK, a valuable tbwe d,seo.es, and positive proof. <,( their truly Mmhcai, Tkkatment. Thou» anda of men, who have ifint all hop© of a cure, ore being restored by them to a per feet condition. llus Maoicai. Thzstmekt may Ite taken 1 at home under their dirwAions. or they will pay railroad fare and hotel bills to all who Kft,SJT 7»SSSBBTaa® Prescription*, have no Free 5. Free Cure, $250,(XXi Free Sample, capital, or C. and O. feke. They have gl.arantoe to dollar; cure everycase .J they treatorr.duivlevery or i,„nk je j r , may them bo when <l«|Awited in is o u> U paid to a cure eUocled. Write them txslay. '