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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1897)
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure Cures a Prominent Attorney. m |j||k i m ■ A 3$ A, l # A W'^5. / *; j*r R, R, c. PHELPS, the leading pension 1 > t i, attorney of Belfast, N. Y., writes: ‘ 1 was discharged from the army on account of ill health, and suffered from heart trouble ever since. I frequently had fainting cad smothering spells. My form was bent as a men ct 80. I constantly wore an overcoat, even in summer, for fear of talcing cold. I could not attend to my bust* ness. Ily rest was broken by severe pain3 about t-pe he rt and left shoulder. Three years ago I commenced using Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure, r ^withstanding I had used so much patent medicine and taken drugs from doctors for years without being helped. Dr. Miles’ IIcart Cure restored me to health. It is truly a wonderful medicine and It affords me much pie: -tire to recommend this rem edy to everyone." Dr. Miles’ Remedies are sold by all drug- ; gi.-under a positive bottle SgJ-zVv guarantee, fhsfc _ be: funded. : .ir Ir money dis- re- mpj MVarifftBi CM&j ^ r on -'j.vses of the heart and • j 1 . nerves free. Address, DR. MILES 'EDICAJbCO., Elkhart, Ind. WRECK MONDAY NIGHT. There was a. considerable wreck on the Georgia Railroad near Ctarkston Monday night. Two cars broke loose from the first section of a freight and ran backward and the second section ran into them completely demol¬ ishing the cars and burned one of them to ashes. Fireman sh was badly bruised in his side and one of his arms was broken. Engineer Abeam was hurt . Trains were delayed sev¬ eral hour 1 - A man's health is the rope by which he climbs to success. If he can Veep his health, he will f go on to success. Yet his health ’ is the vor. thing he neglects more than anything else. It is easier to keep health than it _ is to regain it When a man feels himself mining down, when he realizes a loss of vitality and energy. he must call a halt. The strands of his rope are parting rapidly. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery has helped thousands of men in just this condition. It makes health, it makes pur", rich blood, it forces out impurities and kills germs It doesn't make any differance what name you call your trouble by—dvsp< psia-.....kidney disease— rheumatism—consumption—skin Medical disease, ■ e ''Golden Discovery" will cure it absolute¬ ly. None of these diseases can retain hold on the body when it is full ox rich, pure blood. Send 21 one-eent stamps to cover cost of mailing only, and recoi ve free a copy of Dr. Pierce' Ah,died Adviser. Ad¬ dress, World’s Dispensary Medi¬ cal Association. Buffalo, N. Y. AN INDIAN RELIC. Lonnie Ogletree showed us a valuable Indian relic this week, which he found some years ago near his grandmother's place near the Mountain woods in this county. It is in shape of a gar¬ den hoe with blades on both top and bottom and has an eye like that of an adz. with two small round holes on either side. It is made of stone and is a greenish color and is about 4 inches from edge to edge of the blades. It is a valuable relic to collectors of such treasures. Biliousness Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges¬ tion and permits ! -od to ferment and putrify in toe stomach. Then fc-ii dizziness, headache, 11 . d’s lcsonuna. ner-.c-.cesj. and, Pills II not relieved, bilious fever or blood poisoning. Hood’s PUis stimulate the stomach, rouse the liver, cure headache, dizziness, cod K 3 J-pmi £ 'ii!if.sw 55 SS: SIDE-1ALK ROTES. Pare Home Matters Picked Up by Our Local Reporters. What Our Feople Are I>olng: anti Saying;. Thing's Our Friends Tell Vs. —Still we are having plenty of rain in this section. Bergstrom lor shoe . Go to C. lasts. i —Rev. J. M. Waller left Mon- : day for his home in Montezuma, j Yd wide Bleaching for 5c vd at Racket Store. —Prof. Jordan Sanford made a business trip to Augusta Mon day. —Mrs. Molly Jackson return ed to her home in Atlanta last week. Go to C. Bergstrom for goods you cannot find. —East End will he a thorough business portion of town this season. —Mr. W. J. Norton has been confined to his home this week I with sickness. Gentslaundriedpercal collars shirt with two separate- for (lUc : at Racket Store. : —Mr. R. L- Hadaway speiri several days in Atlanta this week on business. ! -Mr. Ed rn Tappan of * .Whit. -ITTT* Plains, was in Crawford ville this week on business. Go to C. Bergstrom for cof fee and coffee mills. —Messrs. Frank T. Cain, G. T. and W. Y. Edwards went to Augusta Wednesday. —Rev. Ab. Harris went down to Jewell’s Saturday to begin meeting at that place 1000 yds 36 inch sheeting in remnants worth 7c yd for 5c at Racket Store. —Correspondents should not get their items in later than Wednesday afternoon. —Another Hebrew citizen wants a house here toopen up a mercantile business in. Use Hall’s Hair Renewer and retain the natural color ana beauty of the hair. —Mrs. W. A.'Legwen return¬ ed home Saturday after an ex¬ tended visit to Harlem. —John Stephens was at home Sunday. He says the photo, business is good at Stephens. Just received another lot of Mason's fruit jars at Racket Store. —Charlie Reid left Monday to make his future home at Monte zuma. We wish him much suo cess. —Miss Mamie Moore, of White Piains, came in Saturday to vis it relatives and friends in Craw fordville. Go to C. Bergstrom for cheap flour, meat and lard. Mr. Ed. A. Sanford, one of Augusta’s best business young men, visited his mother’s family here Sunday. —The old depot warelioust was torn away this week to mane room for the large combined seed house soon to be erected. Go to C. Bergstrom ana , or , i der your roofing cheaper than j shingles. —Mr. Oquilla Irby, of Green esboro, came down Tuesday to visit his aunt, Mrs. Rachel Kpnt, who has been quite sick this | week. —A car of sewer piping fori our town arrived this week. The 1 sewers and bridges of Crawford ville are being put in thorough nrf ] pv Go to C. Bergstrom for lat- j est styles of harps. —Miss Susie Lanharn, of Si 1 - verton, S. C., and Miss Kate Evans and sister, of Greenesbo ro, are visiting relatives in this county. —Mr. A. J. Melton, of Augus ta. expects to make Crawford ville hi^ home again after this year, Glad to have him back with us. Go to C. Bergstrom for first class . medicine. , | E. Howard. —Annie Delie and Davenport Sanford, daughter and s<lm of Mr. Vince Sanford, have arrived and will attend Stephens High School the .next term. Go to C. Bergstrom when you are lost in. the city and sit down. —A car of Oglethorpe granite arrived this week to be used, in placing a nice granite wall around the Baptist church at this p i ace . The. work will bo put up at once. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera an d Diarrhoea Remedy always prompt relief. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid. '._Mr. Wade Griffin passed through here one day last week with three colored convicts for his camps over in Wilkes. One of tin- boys was only about 10 or 12 years old in size. Hughey, Ivy.. Aug. 11, 96. Dr. Tichenors Antiseptic is the best thing I ever j used for barbed wire cuts on stock. Its ( curative power is simply wonder¬ ful. W. J. Woodall. , —Mrs. L. F. Stephens is hav ing the Aclvo-Deniocrut photograph gallery office next to the p.u > n order for her millinery hr si - ness - As soon as .the sbeh mg i is put in she will move her stock of goods therein. Plymouth, Pa.. Aug 25. 96. My opinion of Dr. Tichenor's An! Peptic is that | h it will A do 'ill ^ 0 t . e dy for colic it is thh best I hn ve ever used.—Albert G. Grcble wski. —Messrs. Frank Rhodes, !< ertl Mitchell and six or eight others from this and Greene counties will go to Nashville this week and also visit Petersburg, Term., where Ferd and® en&r some of tlie boys expect to school. Bicyclists, Base Ball and Foot Ball teams will find Dr. Tiche¬ nor's Antiseptic-the this business" very thing f they "need in ; ter the race is ended and the game is finished. Muscles For Sprains, Bruises and Sore it isa.ll 0. K. and "don’t you forget it. So clean and odor so pleasant that once used it is used always. —Next week is our regular court Week. The long summer is most past .„^P*mesare Suffers hard, but the printer as mm: i from hard times as any one- ■ therefore bring along some cash for the xn-inter next week. It is always gratifying to re¬ ceive testimonials for Chamber¬ lain’s Colic. Cholera and Diar¬ rhoea Remedy, and when the endorsement is from a physician it is especially so. •Thereis no more satisfactory or effective remedy than Chamberlain’s Ool j c , Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy, ” writes Dr. R. E. Robey, physician and pharmacist, of Only, Me.; and as ho has used the Remedy in his own family and .sold it in his drug store for 10 i^ans, 1 or " a c >y J ‘ * f ' ‘V ," ' v . Androws gave a barbe cue at his home in the oun t r y to his friends Wcdnes ();| v () f tb j s , ve ek and among the. alVnd . ints from Crawfortl ville were: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bol ( ] l ., I3j Mrsi W. O. llolaen. j p fjolden, Mr. J. W. 'Far¬ mer and Mrs. Ida Harris. “Let me give you a pointer,’’ sa jd M. F Gregg, a popular con factor >n the Missouri t’aeilm ra jj ro ad. “Do you know that Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea n-emedy cm <-soil when yo ; el he stonnic h ael ■■ Yell. it < («es. Ann ab'"' y ing this i nendJy oit oi the jolly conductor passed < m down the isle. It is a fact, th a. thousand -j of railroad and Ira ■■ ing men never take a trip Remedy. with out a >ottle of this which is the best cure for bowel disorders in the world. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Dr R. J. Reid Flour and wheat has got a move on them in price. Some think Hour will go to -rt no.- bar¬ rel. So much for Republican ism. •flow to Core a!l Sfcla DJseafie.” Simply apply “Swayne’s , Ointracni.*’i „ >’ 0 Internal medUdne regained, j Care* OLun«u, our new story. Our new continued story “A Pair of Jacks" by Lula Jamison begins this week. We are prom¬ ised a treat in this story. You should not fail to read ihe first part of it. We expect to keep up these stories and make other improvements in our paper ns the patronage inns uses. TREK EVE TESTS. Prof. P. M. Whitman. 7.19 Broad street, Augusta, is one of the finest opticians in Ihe south ‘™ <lhe .kives free eye tests to all who need his assistance. Tim 1 rof essofia thorough gent ■ • Pal !^, em) P C j,.' ,' A™, " 1 "° m ,' X:i ^ ‘ ' s ’ i ?I\'; ' ' ^ ^ } ..... n • i • , WHEN YOU GOTO AlVO STY. While in August a Monti;’ ve were pleased to .see many mi provemonts in the city, merchants and business non are waking up and are par ing in extra efforts to supply a largo trade during the coming season. svad many of them premise t« toll us about the extra burgai 11 s they have to oiler our j >,■ i>1 • through this paper. |Ye hoj ;\ to hear from them within a few weeks. The eehedulos on the Georgia:Railypad a-e ; pleii lidly arrauged to make- it convenient for our people to visit -. ngusta. Lookout for the notices of these merchants. A Q1I EAP TRIP. . There, will be an excursion run from-Sparta Crawfordville' by wav of Camak ant i to Atlanta nn Friday, Aug. 20. leaving Dev reaux at 6 o’clock a. in., passing Barnett at 7:50 a. m., Crawforti ville at 8 a. m., Robinson 8:10 a. m., returning will leave A1 1 tn at 2 p. m., Saturday Aug. 21, getting back to Orawfordville before 0 p. m. The fare round trip will be 81.50 from Harnett si.le from Crawfortlville and 8l .’,.i from Robinson. Phe train will be in chaVgo of those ex pe¬ rienced managers, Messrs. Tug¬ gle ■& Hollingsworth best which en¬ sures order anti kindest treatment. Get your ticket ear¬ ly and make the trip, it will be the best excursion of the season. BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CATARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY, as mercury will surely destroy tiie sense of smell and complete ly derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles ,- lioutd never be used * .. on . prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage A, will do is ten fold to the you can Hall’s possibly derive firm them. Catarrh t ’ ii r manufactured by F. .J. Cheney <v Co., Toledo. 0.. contains no me cu ry, and is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood ;iad mucous surfaces of the sy.s tern. In buying Hall s Catarrh <'are be sure you get the gen nine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. ! Cheney. & Co. Testimonials i free. ) Hold by Druggists, price 75c. | per bottle. | Hall’s family Pills are the best. TALIAFERRO WILL DO. Those gentlemen who went! j down in South Georgia, recently from this county looking oat j for a new location have returned ; and while we have not seen or hoard from them all, Mr. B. F. Wynne tells amusing things about what he saw in Tattnall. He now says old Taliaferro is j good yet enough to for him Ue several found j year- come. * things slow in that section, nn- : locked, shackly houses and I things went too freea»»J easy. ! ’ Even his mules disliked the scenes of gophers crowding the \ pulilic roads. Really many of us do not know what a good county we bane here until we in¬ spect other sections. piiei! XtcDlot.’ X'Uftb. ofi Evniptomfv—Mol atinnn^; ruodt -tare; night; latmp/j i‘c\i:v a w worn* l> bcrttehin?. I fallowed to continue turn .»■ . whma often bleed and ulcerate i o- ' A 4 r\ m A ii m IS ml m Jiff*" Fifty Years Ago. President Polk in the White House chatt While in l,owell was Doctor Ay■< r ; Both were busy for humnn weal One to govern and one to lienl. And, ns a president’s power of w ill Sometimes depends on a liver-pill, Mr. l’olk took Ayer’s Pills I trutf For his liver, SO years ago. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills wore designed to supply a model purgative to people who had so long injured themselves with griping medicines. Being carefully prepared and tlieir in¬ gredients adjusted to the exact; necessities of the bowels and live)', their popularity was in¬ stantaneous. That thi.- popu¬ larity has been maintained is well marked in the medal awarded those pills at the World’s Fair 1893. SO Years of Cures. WRIST RONE KRONEN. While plaving last F ids., Ora, daughte, (> f Mr. W. O. H.». den, of this i ■p, fell from a fence ami broke one oi the bn; in her wrist. Dr. Bcmdey dre¬ ed the wound, it was na r lii.iful bill not serious. A ..!’>!AREAL5RF.CU1F. Of' CJlftc IC 01 YURI [ORA. In 1862, when T*serevd country as a private in Pompai: ,\. I7(i1h Pennsylvania Vo tw-vs. 1 contraeb'd chronic cr rlioea. 11 has gi veil me a rrca deal of trouble ever since, 1 have tried a dozen different rn<■>! iciues and several ppoinimml doctors without any pernianenl relief. Not, long ago a friend sent me, a sample bottle of (tiiarri herlain’s Colic. Cholera a,no Diarrhoea Remedy, a,ml after that 1 bought and took a t -grit bottle; and now I can say that 1 am entirely cured. 1 cannot, be thankful enough to you for this great Remedy, and recommend it to all suffering veterans, if in doubt write me. Yours grate fully, Henry Stoinbergor, All 1 :: town. Pa. Sold by Dr. 1! . .1. Reid, — WANTED SUITER. One night last week while the moon was shining brig] huge, owl caine up to the fordville Hotel in scare! til meal and he ri ce'veil - .. w welcome. Ife too hi- position on mm of the telephone pole near (he Hotel and An;,us I’i< 1 1 ar< |, ; procured a gun and fired upon him. The owl fell dead, ant | then Angus was afraid t report his h k for Tea r 1 he coun c j| might get in its work in Hm matter. HOW TO FIND OUT Fill i bottle or coin mon wn,.. HI! min mid lo.li a und twenty 1 rn ioup*; sMlimciit or settling IndloT-s * <l|o conn’ion of tlm kidneys. 'Vin:n urine stain*linen if- f* positive av !<I(hhg of l'i»f nry trouble, 'I’oo freipiont to n,‘ife i,i pain in tin* buck, is also co'iviii" irio proof ilinttbu kifJnc; saio! l/!a<)<lcr i.'f out of order. WHAT TO HO. 'I’!tf-r'o is comfort in Do* I'Fo.vI <<!/'■ of!*.,, Unit l»r. I<lino tin- gent- kidney <-<jy * ; , V (-ry wish In relieving puln in the In ki'ic-.-Jivcr, iiiiuWi-r mui i-m *<«<;uniary jooit iw.io.ify u or , w( fon „, winn or i« > r, mid rivcnom till an! necessity of btdn# chin pellet! to %f'i Up IlJflliV liHH'sdtirlnxr tl*<? i, to or?* naie. tJh* inlbi ujh) vlic ■< \ rnovdiiiav v pITBC' f, of Swamp-Hoot, is soon realized. 1* sfands tip’ iiiffip- -,t for its wo interfu' ounia of the most distressing casos. J! yon noed a Died IcIii^ Jou •JjOJiJd have flielR-sL Ho ! «i bv •Iruvi-ist"*. priri-fiifly i i-nt- ami i>nn!<>i :u. For n wimple bottle and pamp both «erit free by mail, mention the Advo ciU-Ufinocrat aii'l send your full poM offlee address to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Bing¬ hamton, h\ Y. The j.roprietore * f r 3hU paper guarantee the genuineness of tills offer.
