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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1897)
EMC Y RAT ' i U n K (A I 1 i j ■& i ^ SlOO Per i XXII. w pedal bargains Tills week in Dry Goods, Consisting of Ladies’ Dress Goods Shoes, etc. Also the best and cheapest stock of Crockery and Glassware, the latest style vaces & Parlor Lamps. The latest style Dress Trimming. You are especially invited to in¬ spect these goods and prices be¬ fore making purchases. If you should not do this, and pay 20 per cent. Above my prices, you will regret it. All I ask is to come and look; the quality and price will do the rest. Yours to serve, Harness Oil 5 The best in the market at lowest price. 1. F. Griffith, Crawfordville, Ga. ft:Vf r ■- A-b-v <8 % 'll T/ | | .As-, A A Af 11 : WvU W& 1 de©! lbbj Female | Regulator 1 f w For all diseases peculiar to women and pr^rls. W i?/ It Toner. Kp the Nerves, Improves the Ap i*/ petite, lift riches the Blood, and gives Life, Vsf ^ Realth and Strength. It is the ^ I QUEEN Ui.iLT.ii SEE COKPLZXICN OF TONICS OLEAB. 1 I V> W rSPf" V J l A bott'e of w Monthly ” Regulating t.E&i Pills with each bottle. For salt- by I VV all dealers or sent direct upon receipt of price by V New Spencer Red. Co., Chattsnoega, Ter>n. w 0! E$’ SPECIAL TREATMENT: $ m cases ______ requiring special treatment, address, ^ J. giving symptoms, Ladtes’ r&edica! De= partment. Advice and book on Female st Diseases, with testimonials, free. Fir Sale and Recommended by Paul G. Lucas, Crawfordv 1 ! 1 ', Ga. = .iTTIKI V t, fully restored 1 / P ti’W'<1 t-T K ACiC.A st.r.T*. i: fs'rt Kl-’K- '• box. j ft t+J < t rt<: fii: t U5l.r.i«. a iiwi.lv., Y* (T "iljy iOf-i-f ti.i*i; n-.i-.il. 3 Ad.ire..e. uitr». ««.sa. b, & 1 .tf '• lia^ro’s Sser:iSc Co., m ;;;:L t!\ 4 ati A XT/, t ■ A. 1*7 Fuii p*rU-:«i !.•-."!» ni4-.il ou *.ppiio^vlwri. % M H Rewari u i. U Tlio Haggard Specific Co. Will give three boxes of their Specif!-. Tablets, worth £ 3.50 to any one who may jieve n-v-i us mucli as one box of their tablets without decided benefit. We have never heard of a single c-e.se where the tablets have failed to give satisfactory re¬ sults, and if there is a person to he found who lias used them without benefit we want to know who ho is and whereto find him. They never fail to cure kidney a,cl bladder troubles and affections of the genital organs and overcome all debility «nd weakness in both, men arid women. They irr.prove the appetite, aid dig- ti . ami . ion au-1 overcome constipa tion. K>y have vital effect on r.11 of the soeretorv organs and establish a healthy conditio':. of the raucous and gland secre¬ tions in every part of the body: capillaries overcome all torpid conditions of the and secure p-. . r •t circulation of the 1-1-««i, *< that cverv organ is supplied and overt function is normal and healthy. Being the onlv lemt-dy ever compounded that f u i!y dk-.-:, the logical physiological con¬ ditions of the human system, it is no wo - res unknown te¬ me.. , 2 be. No matter if the doc i, .r» . ’ ,-iucdies have failed, try the I b" convinced that they are stipenor to all known remedies. Their egg- i on ibo nerve ceutrrs is a com pic t surprise to physicians who have use.: t'u in. t uses that have b.ifdcti I’n iu skil. of best pliysicians an-1 no remedi seemed to berre t, have F.-.-u promptly cont.r ilie-i and permanently cured by the Tablets. C’a-*;< v. ’ r in ions of morpid-" 1 ..... v moans of even i** r |»3 m ■ Ail - & % Vi! LB U& ' CRAWFORDVILIJE. GA.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1807. (J ! urn n r mu Wi-at ll:e People of that Thriving Town Are Doing, nv c. r.. BAfiBT. Cotton still on the decline. Dr, King is still in our town. Mr, G. R. Gregory is happy—-a bouncing baby girl. Mrs. J. T. Taylor has been quite unw-Il for sometime p: si. Major McGraw left us last week for parts unknown to us. The show has come and gone and had a bij; crowd at Sharon. Sir. A. D. and J. M. Kendrick were off on a visit la«t week. Sirs. A. M. Bagby visited her son Mr. W. H. Bugby last week. Sirs. Jessie Taylor has been quite sick leeently but is better. By the last of this month all the cotton in this section will be out, There Is '4, good deal of sickness at present through the country. Mrs. Coot E iiolt spent last week in Warren county with relatives There is a disease in Barnett section ■minething like chicken pox. Our town was crowded with people on Saturday last, trade was good, Miss Emma Bagby visited her sister Mrs. Csirrie Gregory last week. Several families from tins section will move to Emamuel county this fall. Mother St John has returned to the con¬ vent after several weeks absence. Mr. G. W. Brown has h id some* repairs made on his grist mill neai Sharon. Rev. Mr. Embry postorofthe church at this place was with us last week. Miss Ivey, of Washington, has -been spending some lime with relatives iu this section. Preaching next Saturday and Sunday at Barnett Mcth idist church by the Rev. Winter. A goa l, price would be paid for the i-artiesili ittiie.lt) burglarize our town recently. The late cool weather has called out the o vercoats and heating stoves and they are very comfortable, y We learn that our frien 1 J. E. Jackson will len' c Barnett another year and return it* A. Love .'iierstion was chief marshal f<-r a few days last week. Marsh d Arnett be¬ ing off on business. Mr. Wilson Kendrick has recovered s-voe from his recent hurts caused by Ins horse running away. Pinters CUBAN OIL cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu¬ matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. It is no use talking you can’t keep j p!e Tom making co t ni—the more v U talk the more they plant. C 3 Si.S 3 , Z , 'Z 2 ^ 1 .XJ*n. Vso f- 3 - Is etf fi mil -3 wrj gsrar.ro v-iafger. .. Our merchants and lmsin -ss men seem to he on the go x.ow all the time but we can’t t them to ad vert-ise th .-ii' h c-iir . i ’utters NUBIAN TEA cures Dyspep¬ sia, Constipation and Indi o Ton. Regulates the Liver. Trice, 25 cts. We h i-j a sped last week that we thought would prove >■ i »us but as the good Loid would have it wo passed through light y. CASTOIUA. Ks- „ Is on evsr7 Mr. L. A. Brake, of Powelton, was in oir to rn last waok. You can always tell when old la ve is r bout I y his laugh and ioud talk. r ; Yv CUBAN RELIEF ecu o.it', Aeural^isir.ml ioothacb ui live minutes. .Sour xtouiacli uiui Sum.aef Compiaints. 1 ’rice, 25 Cent.':. Uucic John B. Evans and Mr. Bet. Sturdivant of Tea Ridge, are still in very feeble health. These two old men have s i.Tered greatly for several years. O^JS'E'QfOLl.ifK. /> is en £-3)7 ywl Hood's Sarsapar IT, ti r *-* no . -i ipipairc I. f h like L 30 L 3 - C-J, 1 t h M 1 N TT 4 E INTEREST OF ALL THE PEOPLE.** E asy asy to to Take Operate Are features peculiar to Hood’s Pills. Small in size, tasteless, eflicient, thorough. As one man Hood’s said: “ You never know you Pills have taken a pill till it is all over." 25 c. C. I. Hood& Co., Proprietors. Lowell, Mass. The only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Mr. A. I). Kendrick has been quite siol or several days past but is improving am! we hope will soon bo O. K, ^Vlien in need of any stove pipe wrp l done or stoves pul up call onus. O. L Bagby, th.o tinner, Sharon, Ga. We see some of our people are slow about getting their cotton out. The first tiling you know we’Jl have a spell of wet weather and dirty it up and reduce the price. Wc have a cotton buyer in our town they say that when he pricos your cotton you need not a k him for any more, lit keep.-posted and offers the full market price. We he ;r some of our people say th* reason th-'y did n--t attend the recent as¬ sociation was that tlu-y were not aide to tix up something to eat. If everybody, had had that n -tion there wculd have beeu no associati n. An Ideal Fiiimoea. James L. Francis, Alderman, Chicago, says: “I regard Ideal Dr. King’s for New Coughs, Dis¬ covery as an Panacea Colds and Lung Complaints, five having used it in my family for the last years to lire exclusion of physician’s prescriptions or other preparations.” Keokuk, Rev. John Burgus, Minister Iowa, writes: “I have beeu a of the .Methodist Episcopal Church for 50 year:, or more, and having never found any¬ thing so beneficial, or lhat gave me such sneedy relief as Dr. King’s New Discov¬ ery-” Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottle Free. atDr R. J. Reid’s. Wo had 11 big show in Sharon last week It was not what was advertised. The country would bo a great deal better off without these traveling humbugs. Our people need all the money th v have got for other pun* . v'/.ltc " -nwOk tUUeti. Cas carets, Candy Cathartic kiils Yell-w Jack takes wherever they find him. IJo one tematicully who Cast-nrets regularly and gy*. is in danger from the dsicaso. Cascarct-i kill Yellow foyer grems in tho bowels and prevent new one from breeding. 10 .:, U 5 c, 50 c, ali drug storse. *.***» Counterfeits? hills are being passed liy sharj e. s in t ie South now. * * * t¥ * ★ as}d Synipduins—HoUtur*. night; uueoaa. hoi-lui- br gtioucins; <IfaSvvv«d tiosl at K»r»e •prabchlzu. lo cofitinuo t-.mvir, /oral, which often bleed and uifcarftto, b« eoming very soro. BwaycrAa bleeding, Oifitinom fiopn the ItrMng r.nd heals til CeratJon, and in niost eases removes the tqtnon. At druggist, or by Philadelphia. mail, for to eea», Dr. Swafftie & Son, **”•**♦ Keep your eyes open when you buy goods of any sort. Refuse’ all substitutes for standard, alvcrtised articles. **%**♦ A FRiCANA will cure Syphilis and Old - *• Sores to Stay Cured. ******* Nathan B Moore of Bingnaia. ha? tramp? d the wood?: of tic t. - t-ite for over - -veuty-one years, and has killed nearly dOo rn- os? 1 . ONE 0? TWO WAYS The ladd r was created for 011c pur¬ pose, namely, a receptacle for the mine, a id as such it is not liable to any form of disea-o except by one of two wavs. The first way is from imperfect acton of the iidneye. The second way is from cart! 1 jCct. ircatn; ( ini :r cat-:. he cine ml or ';K ♦ - } TIRES THAT LEAK. The Morgan & Wright single-tube juick-repair tire must be regarded as distinct improvement in bicycle tire mstruction. It has the following ad mtagesr While punctures in it can be re aired with plugs, or semi-liquid in¬ actions, as well as in any olhei agle-tube tire, it can be perramenth ipaired by using the quick-rcpai' rip inside the tire. Bee cut No. 1 . - i No. 1 . By injecting M. & W. quick-repair ment through the puncture, and en pressing down on the tire with ,e thumb, as in cut No. 2 , the repair * J ^ jP % SSej. ) No. 2 . No. 3 . :ip inside is picked up by the cement, t e» closing the puncture, a3 in cut * >. 3 . ,ne Morgan & Wright singlc-tulve ick-repair tire is guaranteed not jpe rous. This is on account of the way fry which it is made. Nearly every - cr has heard of tires that “leak like a sieve.” L ny tires rot, because water get? i ito the fabric between the two layer? *»<, rubber. The Morgan & Wrirh; fabric is proof against moisture. knows how comfortable ZBqrgan & Wright tires are, anil jv. fee y seldom they puncture. This i? 6 to the fabric. Ask any bicycle dealer whethci ©th'er tires last as long as Morgau A A 'bight tires. Ask, also, what tin f , 'Wan & Wright guarantee liter, ni & Wright tires are repair. of charge, at the factory E liiicago y.blight or at any of the Morgan locateI: A ■ free repair shops, . *’-a principal cities. } When lading you have iqiitnci m >■ rlgfc* off. *%c'* %• iftii a u; a flu t. yjj ’ iu. u, > • , Oar Thanks Continued* 'The knowing kind patrons have paid tlr* Ir subscription since our last mention. T, Richardson, ifl, to April 1 , ’JB. T N. ’Chapman, SI, to Fob, 35 , ’ 9 g. I . 1 Taylor, 35 c to Oct. 8, ’ 07 . . J, H. Wheeler, 50 c to May 1 , ”38. T'iie time devoted t<> advertising is the b-j-tjjiaVdsted in the entire'(lav’s work. **,**** A Valuable Prescrl|>t.lon. hflitor Morrison of Worthington, Lid., Sun " writes: “You have a valuable, pr? ■ riplioM ill Electric Btliers, and 1 can cheerfully recommend it for Consti pai ii>n and Sick Headache, and as a gen¬ era 5 'system tonic it lias no equal.” Mrs. A11 i e Steble, 2625 Cottage Grove Ave,. Chicago, , was all run down, could not eat no (digest * food, had a backache which ae Mr left her and felt (ired and weary, bn- Lix bottles of Electric Bitters restor¬ ed ’tier healtii and renewed her stretiglh. pnej s 50 cents and 1.00. Get a Battle at Hi. R-J- Reid’s. ******* ■in... d t s of linainent have come; tin f, >t ihdl mine is here. ****** “il-.ur to c"J dkfa pjiiaao." i.iijv apply “S-vayce's Ointment* No internal u:<.-dlciue rvcpairod. J Cur*-* tott-cr. eczema, itch, all eruptions on the fa r bands, nose, Ac... leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. Its great o-,s/.-A heal ii :.ij cairativ-e j-owera are j«>-v by n?, iher rernedy. Ask Druggist lot :•?, irc’b OiuUncnt. « * * * * M Olj man Taylor DclK h*n been sent n< - ?■;! t<- 'if- i npri :?mmc:i!. ****** Yellow Fever (fi rms bre in the boweD. Kill !h?-m and yon a : V ud old T \fy all c Jit I cent cot tor H fi sit tribute l t;,e rn. rc ’ever Cease. one m ;od Buffer llic tortures of 0 Ar 3. :* s J : (i uiier ’ rc ® c: ^ tlC '/?' . -.3 A, j... 1 com >51 ars?! fwo r> It ? cl . i jr* Ill FOR FARMERS. I QUESTION”.—Piea«o give me a remedy. If there be any, for preventing weevils from destroying corn unshneked. Answer—T herein but one efficient agent by the use of which you can pro¬ tect your corn, and that, is the bi-sul¬ phide of carbon. I have urged the farmers for two years to try this, and some of them have done so with great ■uccess. Georgia will house a fair crop of corn in a short time, much of which will be lost or rendered worthless by the depredation of woovils. Whan your •oru is housed place on top of the pile iu shallow v*see!« or poured on Gotten wuste. b»-»»lphide of carbon, at the rate of 1 it, pounds of the bi-sulphido to every 100 bushels of eorn if the crib is very open, or 1 pound to the 1O0 bushels if the crib is tight. The bi-sulphide quickly vspociees, and the vapor being heavier than the air descends through the mass of corn, permeating every nook »ud corner, and killing nil insects that it reaches, as well as rnts and wr.oo. Tho bi sulphide is a colorless liquid with an unpleasant odor, and i-s a powerful pois.m, aud can lie bought at almost any drug store for 20 to 110 <vuts a pound. There is a much cheaper grade called “fuiua bi-sulphido,” which is said by tlioao who hare tried it to be quite as •ITective us iuiy. Boar in mind that the vapor of this liquid i« very iuflawabla, aud that no fire, not even a lighted pipe or cigar, tu: t be taken anywhere near it. This danger exists ns long as there ic any odor of tho bi-rulphid«, and may oontinue for two or three days. The grain will not be injured either for eat ing or for planting purposes by this treatment. Sorao of the weevils being protected by the shucks from c intact with the vapor, will escape the first ap plication, but a second use of tho remedy in three or four weeks will kill these, " *"'■>*»!»» »*' *»ved from weevils by placing In u hogs feead or barrel and applying a proper tlouHte amount of the la-sulphide as above described. I” will bo gUd to hear the re salt, should any far mo? t^tts try the SSSh there }* no’ danger use U bear in • .i.id twtTfee^^Si iu able, aud that if you use a quantity thnU recommended yon will be likely to injure the grain for planting purpose*. —Btnte Agricultural Depart ment. M i--«r land live iu Gilmer county have some good laud, both valley and hill land. Would it pay mo t 1 admit 1111 apple orchard for marlcet. ? If yes, will the valley or the lull side bo hist for 1 In- ]>iM j.-.' - ? < (1 vi- i !•-> in :o of ,"111" good v.nl-1 <1! lU-p' f-,1 ’ : section. As; nut- I lnve ii-> d a hi i : • t n apple orchard of pu.p-ily : -t-.-'i eth-s, eai'-'i for as i) j-.J-.ouhi I---, v, . 1 '. :r hands',m«ly iu ymr n-mnlj- a: i 10 a? v other c-'Uuty in irearthe 1-1* ;o: i i,-.r ; 1 west ' ic.'-t 1'i'iii. The f- ill Mr l mountain* in Soul h--: n *'.- -o i nr: 1 northern Arkansas proin-’e splendid crops of snperior apiilos which are Mum ped to all paH« of the United Stat'is, and I nee no reason why your section •honld not do th® same thing, Appbi tree* require a good soil, and if your valley land 1* well drained it will be most suitable for them At (lie same time if your hJLl sides aro not very stoop and are fertile, as I kuow many of thorn are, they wlil answer vory well for tho purpose. Thoy mast be terraced, bow ever, l so that the soil will not wash . nwuy. The following aro some rario ties that will do well in your sections Wine Sap, Yates, Terry, Shockloy, Bon Davis, Southern Greening, Pull Pippin, Etowa, Klnard, Mr*. Bryuu, Grimes Golden Pippin. Reinetnher that apple trees require cultivation nud attention, aud without these they will not prove profitable. They draw their sustenance from the earth, ami if yon rob them of their food t>y planting other crops on .^c land you will get a poor return front them. Of course, wins tho t- < s are yonng you might plant peas or clover or some similar crop among them, let in no ca?« put a grain crop 011 t: T have often seen thi« don detriment of tho orchard, the corn wheat or oati robbing the t;-.; f r very eiemeuts that they nee,Ed development. If you will t : •• pie orchard as I have 1 it the same care that *3 of South 0 *ior*ia, or 1 of FEirida bestows T have no doubt that in apple orchard will prove the others. By all mean if on jy ptjmt one or two ac te A ricultural Deapartmeat -r- In Advance. NO. 36. koyel makes the food pore, wholesome and delicious. VAG. . ' tm If! At it®. vf POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL EAXINO PC It is said a stoni Upd-tq a. stripgand the string tied to a milk, tail,' : wi 1.1 prevent braying. Yf anted Agenfs. •‘The Confederate Sol.liey in Uie J ivj) War,” just published, contains, f»0C> pages 12yl<i inches, and over 1,100 lari '' Battle Scihies, Portraits, Maps i tc. 1 mj. greatest and iKJy d.K-' illl'-'-'lKHe/Coi and one that jn 1 fcdcrale s<»ldier and th( ■ an - lie fought for. Complete in one volume Agents wanted everywhere lo si ll M'ajiy flips .bOpk on and easy plan. 1, 'of the illr new lady and gnetlenian agents wljpacd-ht work ar „ making from lit 100 and to 1 Si-O.y. i-tdts .per of iiionHi. Yet ora is, Suns ’ iug quested Veterans, to and send for others a beautiful filler Tl''} liliis‘ri|u.'d F] descriptive circular (free) and tc'rrhs'To a o,, n ts. Address, COURIER-JOUB^ Job i’rintiug tio., Louisville, Ky./ Are yon certain that you al/tys (.iioppingB gel what you order when you go Advertised articles arc frequently imitat¬ ed. Look out! ■Question.— of Oan cultivation you tell and me habits SQOfri thing tho Qr ibo Canada pea?_I have gpriug. Ara they considered good f«6d for stock? Answer.—W e have na yet had at the aor,tb very few experiments With the*, Gtmada pea. The hay is khown •to be a due feed for cows aud sliepp. a« *• I*a- .men sftg - ta tauu « rerturty, irrpw tm t work fine, than shw the peas at the rate of two bushels to the acre. They should be covered deep, at least 4 or 5 inches. If the peas are killed down by severe I they will oorao up again aud bo ready for putting about May. A good plan is to sow these poas and tho oats ou| iho First plow in pea» t() tho <lopth 0 f 4 or 8 inches, a^ont a bushel to tho acre, then harrow In the ; oats, about tho samo quantity of seed. The crops will mature together and tho hay be much flnnr than oats alone, tho proteliie In tho peas making a well bal¬ anced ration mul a good subjjfgltpto fin? rottouseed meal or bran.-v^ Rheumatism Is a blood disease and only a blood reme <ly can cure it. So many people make the mistake of taking remedies which at best are only tonics and cannot possi bly reach their trouble. Mr. Asa Smith, Greencastlo, Indiana, say “For years I have suffered vvitli Sciatic Rheuma Esm, which the best physicians were un able to relieve. I took many patent medicines but they did not seem to reach my trouble. I gradually grew worse until I was un able to take my food L: handle myself in , or "s* Mt any way; I was abso | •w ■Hr. lutely helpless. Three I />, ,1 . ■ T bottles of S.S.S. re j ^4-' >/-- q -.n- lieved me able so to that I y-.vas soon move I !"/• f my right arm; before : long I could walk across the room, a*vi Ot ■ dozen bottles X J 3.iXi ilO well as ver. a v» A -t T> F LT. fti!a> Cancer, K n.wa, 1 . >od tr se, ta* e a blood mc&l It / ff. J HT>
