The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, August 13, 1897, Image 5
Suffered 20 Years* ' f% .1#^ & ; I m ’ f 'm ? JftjXP ,32S. MARY LEWIS, wife of a promi nQHt i .nner, and well known by all • clcl residents near Belmont, N. Y,. writes: “ror twenty-seven years I hail been a constant sufferer from nervous prostra¬ tion, and paid large sums of money for doc¬ tors and ad vertised remedies without bene ht. Three years aro my condition was alarming; the least noise would startle and unnerve me. I was unable to sleep, had a number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse. I began using Dr. Miles’ Restorative I\ervine and iNorve and Liver Piils. At first the medicine seemed to have no effect, but after taking a few bottles I began to notice a char .-: I rest --d better at night, my appe¬ , tite began to improve and I rapidly grew better, until now I am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may expect. God rue sold by all .’.rug- • »«.’>* -'M gists muter a positive §2. p guarantee, first bottle & K©FVSn© bsneflts or money re- »astore3 funded. Bool; on die- 1 ^ eases nerves of free. tho heart Address, and iii“* DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. MONEY IN MELONS. Mr T a vender who v'iist came vikr from T-i-.’-sn ltn ibu'e • melons this year and besides feeding sold a great many to his hogs he has over 820 00 worth of melons and has more to sell yet, That is equal to m00 per acre, Who has made that much cotton per acre this JL year? ---- -------x— Centuries ago, people used to fear what they called pestilence. ■•Black Death" was the most ter rible thing in the world to them. They feared it as people now q fear the Cholera and Yellow Y-'■A nd ' ;^Hte that causes more misery and more deaths than any of these, It is so common that nine-tenths of all the sickness in the world Is traceable to it. It is merely that simple, common thing con stipation. It makes people list less, causes dizziness, headaches, loss of appetite, loss of sleep. foul breath and distress after eating. Tho little help needed is furnished by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One pill is a gentle laxative and two a mild cathartic. Once used, always in favor. If you are careless enough to let an unscrupulous druggists sell you something on which he makes more money, it is your own fault if you do not get well. Be sure and get Dr. Pierce s Pleasant Pellets. Send 21 cents ini cent stamps to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.,Y„ and; receive Dr. Pierce Is 1 «H)h 1 toSSd :i—^ ’ AdV, j ■ — - CANED ms SON. DivA.G Beazley made his son Howell a present this week arsrs: designed and put together by the Docter and is worth keeping as a relic The head is made of dark colored live oak a frag mentof the famous MeiTimac be-1 iron clad vessel of the war ! tween the states and the cane is made of a piece of Alex Steph-1 ! ens’ carriage tongue. There is a neat silver band around the joint 1 where the hickory stick and the ! live oak head joins and that is i made of an old time silver spoon, taoner. that belonged It is a u> pretty tue great cane. Corn-j i : - i Gonstipation f causes fully half the sickness in the world, it retains the digested food too long in the bowels an d produces biliousness, torpid jiver, indi- 8 j S . OOC ! gestioa, bad taste, coated H . I I . taiKue. sick Ueadaciie, in- ■ 8 MS somnia, etc. Hood's Pills Wp H constipation and all its ™ cure AUdruggfets. remits, easily and thoroughly. 25c. Prepared l.y c. I. Hood & Co . Lovell. Mass The onlv Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. SIDE-WALK PTES. Pure Home Matters Picked Tip by Our Local Reporters, What Our People Are l>oing and Saying. Tilings Our Friends Tell Us. —What about that exhibit for the fair. —Mrs. L. F. Stephens vfent to Atlanta yesterday. Go to C. Bergstrom for can dies and pearline. —it is said that a section around White Plains is still very dry. Nice 2 horse mineral farm for rent next year by C. Berg¬ strom. —The fruit in this section has rotted badly this year. What is the cause? —Mr. W. J. Norton has been on the sick list this week with a severe cold. Go to C. Bergstrom for plates, cups, saucers and glass ware. —Mrs, Moore has been visit¬ ing the family of Mr. C. C , •.'aid well this week. —Miss Fannie Anderson has returned from a week's visit at Greenesboro. Go to C. Bergstrom for can¬ dy and crackers. —The county is getting in a big lot of picks with which to work the roads. —There has been a large quan tity of fruit jars sold in this mar U‘l« Go to C. Bergstrom for sar dines and fish of all sorts. -Col. G. H. Holden went up to Greenesboro days.’ Sunday last to spend a few _ Tom Wvuno hSd has repai? a i avg0 i ot of mf^dlorSimn <dns on to Tom 1 ‘ fc A ‘ Go C. „ Bergstrom for . shuts ... to and drawers of all kind. —Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Slack of White Plains are visiting rel atives here this week. Gl T. Hdn ardsTsTn'.t'ing a large ginnery finished up on his place near Sandy Cross. Go to C. Bergstrom for “ vour table clot \ h. n v v Tr*mio- m n f Sparta ^ Jt , e / to 1 piactic. '“ & ,cq.L medicine. ' Ml’s. C. M. iviioues iuis ic turned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Busie Chapman. .—If you want a brand new, best make sewing machine at about half price for. cash call at this office. —Rev Mr Waller of Monte auma has been assisting in the services at the Baptist church here this week. __ M ehiidreif v «rd Mrs C S-m Rhodes . md returned Tuesday from oSthont* a tveek’s visit to relatives in Ogiethwi^ Mis. i. connty. eoun M. Rhodes v desnes ofmMnXT : ciawS-' ^ to —Burnett C. Colclough, of advance agent of the Miss Hester company, was in Crawfordville 1 nday last. , u a the fall trade in Crawford v ;n,, aunlv ‘‘lW rmietlv quietly at at this tms office o lce Jani, ‘. Howard aiui ■ children returned t to Stephens f nday hist after spending some S® Wltb hei ’ mot ier al 1 n-S l? lace - - —Mr. C. H. Golucke has had i the old guano warehouse near our office torn down. Work the new building will be started next week, ; Prof. R. M. Chapman, w ho has ;iL been teaching at Henderson v e 1 C nvriverl here Fridav 'i last , ana will spend Jus vacation with his home folks Hughey. ky.,Aug. 11. 96 Dl. ilcnGllO.' S i.S the best thing I ever used for barbed wire cuts on stock. Its curative power is simply ful. W. J. Woodall. The talk of moving the State y nrm „ Sr>hnr.I from ‘ * Athens 1 .l. .' is allbosh. 1’ lias been , estaWi sh ed at that place, has good build f t h e ,,. Hud <iiouldstav •> V'Vre —Col. Howell Beazley left Monday evening for his home at Leesburg. Howell is solicitor of Lee county court and is doing well in Southwest Georgia, Chamberlain's Colie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy For always affords prompt relief. sale by Dr. K. J. Reid. —bliss Fannie Hester and her company came Friday last as advertised, but on accounit chjnrch of preaching at the Baptist give that night she decided to no exhibition. —Dr. R. J. Reid and Mr. {John F. nah Holden Tuesday, went to down bo present to Savan¬ at the meeting of the State Agri¬ cultural Society at Tybee on Wednesday. Plymouth. Pa,. Aug 25, 96. My opinion of Dr. Tiche.ior’s Antiseptic is that it will tb all that is claimed for it. As arem edy for colic it is the best I have ever used.—Albert G. Groble wski. —Mr. John Bently, fomevlv of this county, but now of Sa¬ vannah and Mr. J. L. Butler, al¬ so of Savannah returned home Wednesday after visiting Mr. W. A. Carey in. this county. —Messrs John Stephens and Everett Allen went up to Anti¬ och Monday to make pictures of all the pretty folks in that sec¬ tion. Their last tent arrived about time they finished then new - one. ’ " „ j r> „ f nm fo . on t. f “ * ” “ coffee J —Mr. and Mrs. Joe ■ Baling, j of Augusta, spent a part o‘ this and weekp'orewilh^V family. Mi. Holding S. moon- p,..m nected with the extensive shops of the Lomoard Iron Works and Sul> P 5 ' , It is always gratifying Clumber- to re ceive testimonials for Iain's Colic. Cholera and. Diar rhoea Remedy, and wlen the endorsement is from a jhysician . esiKJciully Satisfactory s0 . -Tlere is no more or effective romedy than Chambeilain’s Col } c Cholera and Diarrhoea Remo dc." w rites Dr. R. -Jl. Pehev. physician and pharmacist, used of Only, Me.; and as he has the Remedy it’in in his own family and sold his drug stefe for six years, lie should ce.'tainly j. know. For sale by Dr. R, Reid —The first Fall _ lot , of , Wana maker & l>rown s line clothing samples have arrived at th* Ad vo-Democrat office. 1 he "’ices have been reduced and nijw i you want an exlia suit p J1 ° extra money, call and see. sam l^ cs - “Let M. me F. Gregg, give you apopul.i a pok^r*! con doctor on the Missouri Rwilic railroad. “Do you know that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cnre, s you when you have the stomach 4che? Well, "it does." And after giv intf this friendly bit of advice, ^ ^ conductor pas,sen | on isle- Ills a that thousands of railroad arM travel T^tle S this a^ers W the best cure for in the world. 27, and , ( ,, u . botU es for sale by D r . R. j - iwd -.. : visited her H,u son. ' r,s . ’ L< Rev. fr L . 1?“''i R. K ^T L. Harris a t this place this Week, She was accompanied of Cali by her s i s ters, Mrs. Hewitt, for and Mrs . McWhorter of Greene. Capt. Ben McWhdrter a son of tho latter and conductor on the M & N. R. R. also ac - compained them. | IT gets BETTER. Mercer Univer ,ity is be$o*e ir 40 re t^osperous bow than ever . mf ?, i . b( . n«osnect P ,os, P eci for 101 ' a ' buffer F 1 attendance , v,as nevei bitter, The present management land faculty ate superior had and to wKii| any ithe has all t'llO ITiOuGrn niotilOCl.S OI D; ^ j’UC* ti 0 n Mercer is better fitted, to educate our young men than qny college in the South. Board fc an >)(i hud ilt SIX dollars _ per ruot^th. This is a rare chance to g<*‘ an education and no Baptist - “aid think of sending ..—.i:-,, nib <cr, Sll, i Re where than to Mercer, bee ^d vertisement in another CO. iron r>f this r.atter II WAS PROMOTED. We are glad to note the promo- j tiou of Mr. J. H. Chapman, in the Georgia R. R. service. He has been made train-master, in place of Mr Purgerson who lias taken the place of city engineer. Mr. Chapman took charge of his new office Tuesday. He is one j of the best officers on the road I and his friends in this section are proud of his advancement, BADLY CUT. Henry Pinker, son of W. T. Pinker, of Washington, was se¬ verely cut Saturday at Mrs. J. Belknap Smith's gold mine in Wilkes county, Fiuker met a negro with his hat on and when he told the negro to take it off the negro made a lunge at him with a razor. Fluker's right arm j below the elbow was cut, severing [ the muscle. VETERANS NOTICE, The Confederate Veterans of I Taliaferro county arc* most ro spectfully requested to meet at the court house, Tuesday recess! Aug. 24th at noon, during the of the court to organize a camp ; so that wo may be* represented in the General Gamp. Very Respt, R. tS. MuuDen, ! Confederate Veteran, j Aug. lOtb, 1897. A NARROW i ESCAPE. While Mr. G. 8am Rhodes and family were returning home Wednesday from town, his horse I that became is being frightened quarrid at some stone the | i near depot and whirled, broke Hie •’ .hato, kicked loos., from Ike buggy and ran up the hill. The i rains became tangled around , bam s shoulder and around his j little girl s neck, but iortumately , they got loose alter jerking the , hlW several feet. No harm was done except a scare and the brok-1 J eu shafts. ,„, ‘^'Wtud w u , r n JT tS (uxTin-vrs Sun mi*! LA 1AHU111IIA h l CON TAIN [ MEKCl la, ; as mercury will surely destro the sense of sn iel) j md coinpIeU* ly derange th* whole system j when entering it through the j | mucous surfaces. Such articles I should ne ver be used except on prescriptions from repulabh physicians, will as the damage they ; do is ten fold to the good you them. can Hill’s possibly derive Cure,! fi-om | Catarrh maniifactiLivd by P. J. Cheney & . ! Co ToIikIo U O., contains no me.v ( . uryt un directly is til]ccu internally,' j acting myfeous upon the blood and surfaces of the sys- I tom./ ], n buying Hall’s Catarrh bo sure yon get the gen- 1 nine. It is taken internally' and j made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials ; free. , | Sold by Druggists; price 75c, per bottle. | Hall’s family Pills are the j best. ! --- SHOT AT IN THE DAKIC. , Some one tired three shots at Mr. Brewer Pope last Sunday ho ^ on h.s way rmn w'm' L homc^of 0 °\T m B A ?! t ““ ° Mr. ’ J Sam Rhodes aad h s h( im; he wus ^ oVX^smctiOT ^ ^CatiawayY i out out oi tlte section, wal l > • dogs were put on the track of the would-be-assassms but the dogs did not get on the trail time i enough to run down the guilty. Monday one Ethel colored, who had been wot lung i for Mr. Pop; was arrested on evidence that will prove him to be connected with the shooting. Booker s brother has hfft the , soS^iords with* Kth of the Bookers some ' time ' ao'O n and it is supposed they planned , , to kill . ... him and rob him as he usually carried a good deal of money about him The Bookers had been to school and learned to TGclcl (lilJQO novels. ______ *L>I*r,fuV. „„ . gyIBp n taw' ic-In* xm] fctin/Tur: most at nighl: wot'•)} ncratciiin;-. if allowed t<> continue form, whicli often ble«l awi ulcorate. i,ts com lag very or,re. .S.vayne’s Oii.'inuC Jtcps tbo lt<;Ui»g nod bleeding;, Jural- uJ caratlon, and in most cases removes tire tumors. Atdruggj*, or ty. mail, lor fill eta*. Dr. SWayne * SOB, PhltodclpW-t. arsspiiii “1 KSOTOC 'r-Aaod C fr3 T Any rarsaparilln is j sarsapa¬ rilla, True. .So any tea is tea. So any flour is flour. Hut grades differ. Von -.mint .Ids 5 so with sarsaparilla. 'I'la-re arc grades. You want C • ! i. If » understood 1 you sarsaparilla as well as you do tea and dour it S would be easy to determine. : But you don't. Hov s'io;:’..l you? Wlien you are going to j! buy a commodity whose value J you don’t know, you pink out > an old established house to rj trade with, and trust their ex J perience buying and reputation. sarsaparilla. Do : 0 | I when Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has been / on the market 50 years. Your ^ grandfather used Ayer's. It is | a reputable medicine. 'There 1 arc many Sarsaparilla. 1 ! -— ) but only one Ayer’s. It t cures. ; . *IZ ■MINERAL RI.ENTHT h. There is an abundance of line mineral in 1 ho hills around < 'raw fo.dvllle. Mr. W. 11. brought in a line looks speciiin'ii much oi something Hat , . . like old gold well filled y< with *'.v s 1 y tu . [I; lakes on a more q:a rt;; si q e and , fits es st ong . oi , . roll when placed oi Hu »(, - M r. C. Bergstrom «ls. has.n. .m oral on Ins land and Mr. U. k C '?- UU uls a 1U ' ot " v ^ h on ! l " iir + lo wn w '" ,T t ' 1 rynig . 1o civaP* , a , 1\ ■ hmdyke sen sation e.r nu.d here just now. Inn re know there is valuable eraHm lands adjacent to l ''aw fordville. A .1F.MAKKAHLECURE OF UHItON- 1C 1)1 ARB HOE A. In 1862, when f serevd my country as a private in Company A. 176th Pennsylvania t olun tears, I eoutvacb-d e.hronie diar rhoea. It, lias given me a great, deal o! trouble ever siiu'e. have, tried a dozen uitl'ereni, umd icim s and several prominent doctors without any permanent unul relief. Not long ago a It i nt me. a sample bottle ol ( luirn* X Gain's Colic, Cholera and w arrhoea Remedy, and til ter that I bo.ig.it and took ;i .. cen bottle; and now 1 can say tnat, i am entirely cured. cannot do thankful enough to you recommend lor tins great Remedy, and it. to till suffering veterans, doubt write urn Yours grate fully, Henry Ste.nbergcr, , Allen town, Pa. Sold by Dr. U. J. Hold — Messrs. DavUm ,V H r* ,.. Ioadill . cott011 factors of Angus ta, leave our thanks for a mco S JI,vonir m sllu i K ‘ <n " v "' sl ' pocket note book. HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill u bottle or common wider {.duo* witli m ill mid let It stand twenty-four liour ; it .sediment or settlinff indientes n lii’eii ed <■. mditionot the kidneys. When urine stains linen it. is positive evidence ot kid Uu „i»ie. You, to un ri;]tl , u! |i;iill il( i, u < k. < ; u: . (•(fllVJlH - Ul ., u.at ili<*. kWncyKu»«l i..:u)«l<;r arc out of order, \V If AT TO no. There is comfort in tin- knowledge so tl .ut Hr. KilmorN* w ..m ( » U-m., tl.« ki;lm*y n-m-dy fuliilh < v ‘-iy wisii, in ryli< vtng i«mi l| i u.<- md. kWnev.s, liver. l>itMid<*r and <*v«;ry \nm. <• th „ ul - liury j )!lswUK ,.. it <wrwts i,i»Wlli* to hold urine and scalding i« p-<---ing. it. or i«d foiiowim- <n wini ' ” r * M T r * and uyfrironK-uiun. imp) ,■*> u'.’.Vnanv UuV*duri«" tin- gg, <‘Aii;H>i'iiii;hi u, jih , c. r l I h * mild <trid t.ijc v effect of Hw«ni»-K<iat fa sotfo r«di/cd. . tandMli« i»ini»«-.-t ‘grit- i(;H. J! yminciH <"r> mve tte lit i finjoyi •!<];! if <• filfty c« jjf- and oiicdo Kora .ample tc.uk! and pumj.iet. i fr< ■ Uy n.Al, mr-nlioii ti..-Adv< -iK-moerat and — .-'I y. r .11 po addre,- to Jli F .inter ie ( 'I, Rill linmtou, N. V. The prop rietor, or tins paper L'our'.ijlee Ii."- r‘:u a e thi