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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1897)
« THE 1 ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. ' fUBtlSHKD BVkAv PftIDAY MOBITIXC CLEM. G. MOORE. 0 (fitful Organ Taliaferro C». CRAWFORDVILLE. NOV. 5, 1807. GEniNG READY Every expectant mother has a trying ordeal to face. If she does not % f r \] f 1 * t. \ ®5Ii fS\j » there get ready is for telling it, 1 no what may happen. Child-birth ia full of uncertainties if Nature Is not proper assistance. Mother’s Friend li the beat help you can u»e at this time. It is a liniment, and when regularly ap¬ plied several months before baby comes, it makes tho advent easy and nearly pain¬ less. It relieves and prevents “ morning sickness,” relaxes tho overstrained mus¬ cles, relioves the distended feeling, short¬ ens labor, makes recovery rapid and cer¬ tain without any dangerous after-effects Mother’s Friend is good for only one purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhood of danger and jiain. $1 dollar par bottla at all drug stores, or ifnt by mall on recalptof prlca. valuable Inforsia Fast Booas, containing addreaa lion for woman, will be lent to any •poo application to TUB BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlaata. Us. THE GEORGIA RAILROAD. -AT TIIJC. TENNESSEE Centennial Exposition, From May list, to Hov. 1st. 1897. Tli« second largest Exposition over held in tins country, thousands of Honie.Seek¬ ers and investors from the \Vestand North West will l* there. To show up the wonderful resources along Its lino, the Georgia Railroad lias decided to make an Exhibit of thoso re Sources, and asks the people of the Coun¬ ties and towns along Its lines to co-opeiate with them In making the exhibit a aucccss bv furnishing creditable specimens of nil Minerals, Paint ami Fire Clavs, description nil of Water Powers ami pholagraphs of Mill Sites,exhibits of all Manufacturing In¬ dustries especially desired. Further arrangements will lie made and dun notice given regarding Exhibits of Agricultural products, aud Fruit in 8C11 sun. For further Information apply to, JNO. II. AVK1ULL, Commisioner, 419 Dyer Builefng, Augusta, fla Builders OF Crawfordville And vicinity, will consult their ( interest by writing to Standard Manufacturing Co., AUGUSTA. GA„ For Prices on SASIT, DOORS. BLINDS, SHINGLES. LUM¬ BER, LATH or anything in YELLOW PINE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED X 2 Mothers Read This. 9 AS * For Flatulent J fj ^ Conc.DlarrUoea, DyienUi F, * Nausea,Ceugfis. 1 Cholera Infantum,Teeth¬ ing Children, Cholera Unnatural Drains _____ Morbus, from the Bowels, Pains. Griping, Loss of Up petite. Indigestion, snd sU Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. M Pitt’s Carminative is the standard. It carries children over tbe critical F>et»CKl physletans of teething, sml friend is re* ott.m -mied br as the of M-'liters. A'dulfs aud Children. It is pleasant to ihe taste, and ue»or fails to (jive satlAaetiim. A lewdtiees will demon¬ ' strate its superlative virt-ies. Price, 2Scts. per Lottie. For sale, by dmegists. X 2 IX PATENTS: n*ki, mc-uW, ’ rsx era want rertm osTamtu Cioi.i «■ akHot vil# fcr S. u fc! ■MMiabihyr. u nii boo* rm Ml. ,f B J^f?dCS|[ON r ^12. Zm Omit WASHINGTON, O. C- A Strange Visitor. Crawfordville was visited Sat urday night and Sunday by an old lady who created a able sensation. She came in late and applied for lodging at the hotel and when told the fare was 50 cents, she abused the town and said such charges were extortionate. She found lodging at Mr. W. H. Stewarts, and early in the morning she took in the town, going in at a half dozen or inore houses. She would not tell her but wanted to leave a little box at several places and as our citi zens wore justly afraid to take in boxes left by strangers at this time of contageous diseases st dicing abroad in our southland, she would fire up and bless out everything and everybody, say¬ ing the town was too poor to have yellow fever and that she owned two plantations in South Georgia and that she could buy the town outright. She gave her name as Mrs. Wilson and said she had been on a visit to relatives in North Car olina. After ‘ laying out” the town she went to the depot and declared she would have the agent discharged because he was not at his post of duty by 7 o’clock Sunday to take charge of her baggage. She bought a ticket to Barnett and said she would visit a friend of hers at t nit. place and from there she wauld go to Washington whore Silt! ' had had *59 sent her from her plantation. Our people think sho was either insane or she was put off tho train here by health officers for the lack of a health certifi cate. A woman of the same descrip¬ tion was in Athens one day last wee >k paying her respects to that city. There is more Catarrh in this section of tho country than all other diseases put together, aud until the last few years was sup postal to be incurable, For a great many years doctors pro¬ nounced it a local disease, aud prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it in¬ curable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.. is tho only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internal¬ ly in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon fill. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, O. Sold by druggist 75c. Hall's family pills are the best. Henry George who was a can¬ didate for Mayor of New York died suddenly Friday morning last. The Georgia Cotlou Oil Co’s, works in Atlanta were burned Sunday morning—loss $117,000 and $78,000 insurance. The Montgomery Advertiser says: “A newspaper’s space is its stock in trade, and the public should bo educated into not ex¬ pecting its proprietors to give it away to everybody and every¬ thing. When this truth is more fully realized and acted upon, there will bo more newspajter success. • 9 *bvt> Cnwe aU Saio nix a e e - Simply apply “Straya»>s reqaispA Ctetmor*" No Internal luedletoe ^ Cans tatter, ecaema, ltoil, nil cr-ipfciooe cm tb* (m, hands, noee. An.. lntia| thl skis elear, white and pWur* healthy. Itsjpwt pesSiiiasd hea* ky lug and mrattva sse ii« oii'cr reuwvrv. Asit lev SVayar** Ointment. —Mr. Ed Richardson, the rail road man who has been SO very low as the r W )U of the araputa tiou of Ids C"t)shed leg, is better. and strong hope/ are entertain ed that he will rocpver.—Green Journal fUE 2 i OKS V>Htl£ All RSt 5 _ B##» #ou*tejru*. Tanas Geo*. Ca , rr; I Sore Throat. M In ,, let ter t -item Dr. ’ -m Hart n, dated fpec. 27th, frWM Geor<-*| A w ton, a writes: l i My throat had || Ly ea in the habit df getting sore e year for the last twenty yffife, and if any medical skill didHe any good it was so little Iftlid not know it. Two years agtmy wife was down sick two nmBis. tried two doctors, but the IP® was a stubborn one of trouble. I found in Pe-ru-nfMot only a good, safe remedvjfor sore throat, but one forwer :SS and nervous prostration, /quit the doctors and purchased ?» bot¬ tle of Pe-ru-na, aud in three* ays after my wife got up and shohas been going ever since, uwl I have not been bothered A|fith that bad sore throat. It u&j d to last at least fifteen or twenty days. Since we have used your medicine my wife has not lost a single day, and she has gained over fifty pounds. 9 * In a later letter, July 22nd. 1897, Mr. Blanchard writes: ‘ All of the sickness we have in 4 the family is when we cannot get Pe-ru-na. We people in the South think Pe-ru-na is a God sent blessing. I recommend Pe ru-nu to friends of mine that had asthma and ouo bottle cured them. Whenever Pe-ru-na is used it speaks loudly for itself.” Dr. Hartman, the original compounder of Pe-ru-na, has a recent book on chronic catarrh which will bo sent free by The Pe-ru-na Drug MTg Co., Colum¬ bus, O. Ask your druggist for a free Pe-ru-na Almanac for 1898. Crawfordville Cotton Market this week: Middling, 5 3-8 Low Middling,.5 1-8 Tetavt Falls. Ohio, Au ’96. We have used Dr. T Antiseptic with good it Ott»- customers come ba ruU speak well of ft. (Th e said s it Was the only thing he had neuralgia. foutod to give Allen his wife & relief ff*om —Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Marie, the accomplished and beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jttcob A. Allen, to Mr. B. Lawrence Battle on Nov. 9tli. The wed¬ ding will take place residence at eleven o’clock a. m., at the of the bride’s parents, immediately will leave after which the tour.—Warrenton couple for a northern Clipper. Bottled Up ! Whetlter liquid, the in doctor’s the form prescription of pill ponder for or blood diseases is always the satbe— mercury or potash. and These drugs battle up the poison dxy dry it op ini the system, but they also up the math-ow in the bones at the same time. The suppleness and elasticity of} the joints give way to a stiffness, the r. Pek¬ ing pains of rheumatism. The form gradually bends, the bones ache, w bile decrepitude take possession and helplessness of the body, ore ma¬ turely is' short pail *nd it but a step to a ol crutches. Then comes falling ot the hair and decay of the bones,—a < on dition truly horrible. &potash| kERcufm Poison—the Contagions Bi cv jod ,rse of mankind—is the most horrible baaf*!- of &U diseases, and wijys' baffled the doctors. Thefr A©t a b a aa mere jry tie the] ’ I but it up |j always again li forth atta ing some deftekte |! organ, mouth freqsen tiy i the a ad throat, filling tk >ai with eating sor es. S.S.S., is th e Ot dy | known cure fortius g , disease. Itis gu ir ^ ’ anteed purely ve; ra¬ table, and one thousand dollars reward is offered for proof to the contrary. It never fails to care Contagious Rbeumatis: Bio jd Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, n, Cancer, or any other disease of tie Mg*. 'J n do violence Beware of mercury; don’t to^cmr * swift Specific.Co...Atlanta, Ga. A. I- STROM, Watchmafcec & Jeweler Richnni Sfdre,'Craw foldville, Ga. Repair Work a Specialty. Young Von Gammon of the State University, was killed in a football game in Atlanta Fri day. This game should be brok en up. It is dangerous. TheHigh Shoals cotton factory the investment in the last month. That looks like a good invest ment.—Social Circle Sentry. It is said that flour is nG w made w - th 1Q and 2 q per cent meal Well> our peop i e WQuld be more healthy if they made their own pure Hour at home and let the mixed bought ^ eaten in some other section. —Mrs. Geo. Thomas, of Crawford, is visiting relatives in this place. Make it clear as sunlight that when you demand some article advertised in tbit paper, you want precisely that aiticle, arid nothing else. —Sorry to hear that Miss Ma¬ mie Hammack is still sick. Well Children that 'are not very robust need a warming, building and fat-forming food—something to be used for two or three months in the fall—that they may not suffer from cold*, SCOTT’S EMULSION of Cod-Liver Oil with Soda Hypophos- supplies phites of Lime and exactly what they want. They will thrive, grow strong and be well all winter on this splendid food tonic. Nearly all of them become very, fond of it. For adults who are not very strong, with a course of treatment the Emulsion for a couple will of months in the fall put them through the winter in first-class con¬ dition. Ask your doctor about this. 1 Be sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. ’ See th«t tb* Bun snd fist, are on the wrapper. All druggists ; yr.. and $1.00. SCOTT St BOWSE, Chemists, New York. Yellow Fever PKKVKNTKI) BY TAKING. G Our Native Herbs” tho Great Blood Purifier and Liver Regulator 200 DAY'S TREATMENT $1.00 Containing a Registered Guarantee. 33 page Book and Testimonials. FREE. Sent by mail, postage paid. Sold onlv^by Agents for 'HIE ALONZO 0. BLISS Co., Washington, I>. C. BRICK! BRICK! BRICK! Ogeechee BricR Co •9 Union Point, Ga. Building Brick of best Quality. Reliable Contractors for ail Kinds of BrickWork. For prices and information apply the to Oflice Advocate-Democrat, or write Company. m -Shell I not take raiso eaee la mine in Hxxbt IT. t Th# Airy attention Elegant Meals Best Rooms. in and the Tou City. High, pay Prompt Cool, only < for whst you order. Warner’s Nonesuch Lunch Rooms For Ladies and Gentlemeir. atstia y Boom SJtd Toil#* C#cv#ci«noea are pro Tided. ton PMcttro# ••* *US*tta Sts. ATLANTA, 6A. TAUT R.EVATOR. nrTH FLOOR. Extraordinary Nervousness Q|j[)(|f0|(j6dj OOillfS OOlifll EVSfjf U Gil ill WSlOll Walking ** Across a Carpet. From the Capital. Sedalia, Mo. There is probably no one better known in Gedalia, especially among the members of the First Baptist Church, than Mrs. Mollie E. Roe, the wife of Mr. Roe, the nursery man, and nothing is better known among the lady's acquaintances, than that for the past four years she has been a physical wreck from locomotor ataxia, in its severest form. That she has recently recovered her health, strength and normal locomotion has been made apparent by her being seen fre¬ quently ou the streets and in church, and this fact induced a representative of the Capital to call on Mrs. Roc to enquire into the circumstances of her remarkable recov¬ cry. ers. Roe was seen at her house at the corner of Ohio Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street, and seemed only too glad to give the following history of her case for publication “I : “Four years ago," she said, was at¬ tacked with a disease which the and physicians diagnosed as locomotor ataxia, I was speedily reduced to a mere wreck. I had no control of ray muscles, and could not lift the least thing. My flesh disappeared, until rav bones almost pierced ray skin. The. sense of touch became so exquisitely sensitive, that I believe I could by walking over the softest carpet blindfolded, have counted every seain, so it may be imagined how I felt when try¬ ing to move my uncontrollable limbs. “ The most eminent physicians relief, were and con- I suited, but they gave and me would no have prayed was without hope, thought of leaving for death but for the my little children. All thought of recovery had gone, and it was only looked upon as a question of time by my husband uud my friends when my troubles would end in the grave. ANNOUNCEMENT --BY- P. B. Tobin Cotton Co. No. 5 Warren Block. AUGUSTA. GA., October 11. 1SD7. THE FIRM OF HULL * TOBIN W this day dissolved by mutual consent. P. B Tobin having sold out his interest to Asbury Hull. Each partner will transact busi¬ ness on his own account. All the assets of the late firm are the propertyA*bury AbLL Rl^H U LL, Hull, who assumes all the liabilities. AUGUSTA, GA.. October 2 ist, 1897 . Mr. P. B. Tobin announces that he has sold his interest in the Au¬ gusta Cotton and Compress Co., retired from the firm of Hull & Tobin, and organized the P. B. Tobin Cotton Co., of which he will be President. Having thus disposed of all his other cotton interests, his entire time and attention will be devoted to that of his old friends, and planters and nier chaiits generally, who may favor him with their pationage. The firm have ample means and facilities for advancing CASH ‘up on crops during the spring and summer, aud on cotton in store, at reason¬ able rates. Cotton Factor and Ex Mr. Tobin’s eighteen years experience his as a porter is a guarantee of very best results to patrons. IVSercer University, GEORGIA. MACON, The,60th Session Begins Sept. 22nd, 1897. OR AAN17 AT ION Ton separate schools: Latin I^mguageand Literiture: Greek. 1 'eXPENSES-—M atriculation Fee S4O.O0. Board in Helping Halts, 86.00 a mouth. ' r L A W ' F AC ULTY—S tron /School' of Law—Judge catalogues, Emory address. Speer, of United States Court, Chairman. For further particulars or P. D. POLLOCK, President, Macon, Ga. WAVERLEY BICYCLES Vs RUN EASIEST * j / ; No owner of a Waverley Bicycle ever regretted his purchase. No rider of a Waverley everfelt that i he possessed less than the bdst -! i couLd be produced. • that i; . . y ; V » ’ - i :» ND1AWA BICYCLE CO., : Indianapolis, fnd. v «s* «s> «g> «» «M Ttt© I/atoh. String Out, J ih It is man,but character well said the is that also more manaers necessary solid ingredient make to a true the of I m\ F type Of manhood. If a man has these both, j 5L and also has the good sense to dress well h t « he will find the “btchstring oat” for him m &. all over the world. v. for really correct dress ;S I?* In Material, Style, Fit, Finish, and Gentle¬ iqfffV manly ing of effect, you should order your tailor¬ < J M. BORIN Sc. GO. ? !; - Tbe Great Chicago Merchant Tailore r For orer 20 Tears the Leaders in the Gwstom Trade. You can get s “BORN 1 ' Suit or Overcoat r r-4 good«*andtal?oi “ “ U * Ulr ^ f ° r iDferior . : a 1 ng FIT AND FINISH Gl AB-iSTEED, niwlfiwenS CMm Sample, SUeetfnm. 1 I CALL OX Holden & Cot, Crawfordville, Ga. “One day while in this condition, I ^ ceived a newspaper from some friends in Denver, with a news item marked, and while of reading it my eyes fell upon an account a a remarkable remarKanie cure cure of u , locomotor Pills ataim,^ for Pale by -y the the use use of Dr. Williams’ Pink People, aud the case as described was exactly similar to my own. I at once made up my mind to try the remedy, aud began accord, ing to directions to take the pills. The first box had not gone when I experienced a marked improvement, and as I continued I grew better and better until I was totally cured. I took about four boxes in all. and after two years of the most bitter suffering only was as well as I ever was. bot my feelings but ray appearance underwent a change. I gamed flesh, feel like and though girL now forty-three Tears old, I a young You can sav that Mrs. Roe owes her recovery to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and that she knows that there if nothing in the world like them. MOI.I.IE E. ROE." Subscribed (Signed) and to before me thl* sworn 24th day of August. 1S9G. GEOIiGE B. Dent, Notary Public. fsE at 1 Pettis Co., Mo. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People contain, in a condensed form all the ele ments necessary to give new life and rich ness to the blood and restore shattered nerv es. They are also a specific for troubles irregulari¬ peculiar to females, such as suppressions, In they ties and all forms of weakness. men effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry, overwork or excesses of what ever nature. Pink Pills are sold in boxes (never in loose bulk) at SO cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, and may be had of all drug¬ gists. or direct by mail from I)r. 1) illiajay Medicine Company, Schenectady. X. Y.
