The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, December 03, 1897, Image 3
“c'fcni<itIori. = Among the ancient Greeks both cre¬ mation of the dead and burial in the earth were practiced, though it is un¬ certain which was the more common. The ashes of the dead were sacredly preserved in urns. Among the Jews burial prevailed, as it has since among Christian nations. “There's a period In woman's life when she thinks of nothing but dress." “What period is that';’’ "From the cradle to the grave.” Largest Dry Dock. There is now in process of construe don in England, at the order of the Spanish Government, for the port of Olougapo, in the Philippine Islands, the largest floating dock of its kind in the world. It is over 450 feet long, 117 feet wide, and 38% feet. deep. This dock, the sides of which are of steel, will test on six iron pontoons, each fourteen feet deep. Powerful pump ing engines will lift a vessel weighing 12,000 tons in two hours. The dock will accommodate a vessel 500 feet long.— Chicago Inter Ocean. Wrens, Ga. “flavine obtained a box cf Tetterine of Hunter & Wright, of Louisville, Ga., which 1 used on a case of itching piles of fivo years’ of stand¬ ing. I spent $5) for different kinds reme¬ dies and the skill of doctors, all for no good, uetil I got the Tetterine. X am now well. Ac¬ cept thanks." Yours. W. II. Kino. •By mail for 53c. in stamps by J. T. Shuptriae, Savannah, Ga. How’s This? We offer One Hunured Doii tr t Reward for any ca-e of Catarrh that cannot be cured by ■Ball's Catarrh Cure. P.ops., Toledo, O. F. J. Cheney* Co.. J. We, the undersigned, have known F. Che ney tor the la-t 15 years, and believe h m pe - fectly honorable in all business tran-actions obliga¬ and financially able to carry out any tion m de by their linn. Toledo, Wat,!’ & TkUAX,W holesale Druggists, Walking, Kinnan & Marvw, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cut o is laken internally, act¬ ing dir ctly upon the blood and mucouD suv laces of the system. Pi ice, 75c. per bottle. 8 old by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. “Trince Bismarelc refuses to attend any miTeilings of statues in hjs honor. “It an noi's ms to see mvsclf stand on a fossilized pedestal,” ’ lie says. ~~ --------- To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund money it it failsto cure. 2oc f King Humbert of Italy, who isn’t afraid of assassins’ poniards, or Anarchists’ bul lets, or of cholera epidemics either, has an insurance of %>7,580,000 on his hie. Fits permanently cured. No fits or ness after first day’s use of Dr. Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer, ggtrial bottle and treatise free Dr. E. H. Kline, Ltd..931 Arch St., Phila., Pa. ------- ^Ex-Senator Boiler, of Kansas, has sold his newspaper property and retired from the business. Chew Star Tobacco—Tho Bait. Sm 8 kc Sledge Cigarettes. When Lieutenant Peary lectured in Port land, ing, he Me., received his nativo an enthusiastic city, tho other greeting. even- j teethingjjtjoftens Mrs. Winslow’s the Soothing Syrup reducing for children inflama tion,allays pain gums, wind 2 bottle. ,cure s colic, 5c. a Piso's Cure for Consumption Vftif.t»t is an A. No. 1 -^’ » C| A WWooL, .: Ills., April 11, irn. SB Because Your Stsmach Will No? Digest Food. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla and bo cured. will tone and strengthen your stomaeh anil create an appetite. Thon yon may eat without fear of distress, your food will bo digested and assimilated, and you will grow strong and healthy. o & Sarsa panlia 3 s (ho bed—in fact the O n « True Blond Puriflrr. Wood’s PiTis curs ail liver ills. 23cents. 8. N. U. No. 48. —97. Doable Breech-Loader Bo-LffiftMjfj and RiResfroi»S2 S^SSiS&tMgl to $50. fej ) per SEMPLE cct’: Or7a & 490 CO. RUtsvlllE, KL(3 ^ W, IL WAKEFIELD, W 1 Can b.f consnfted in hla office la CllARLOTTfc, N. C. No. 509 North Tryon Street, ; ft y week day except Wednesday. His practice is 'limited to diseases of tbo EAR, NOSE ANfi THROAT, \ r.r?at KoTO«*rty DUcovered. Send for a PUEB • nH S t :v SYCO& PBKKEV, let it speak lor itself. Chicago, Postacre Ills, do. & DIGS. wmmmm f ■ % V.!i r . ii i cf scrofula, eczema, boils, sores, eruptions, etc., prove the claims made for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as the best cf blood purifying medicines. And it's cures that count. The story of these cures told by the cured is convincing We send the book free. Address Dr. Ayer, Lowell, Mass. CHAMPION WHISKY DRINKER. - Swallowed 385,000 Prinks in Fifty Years and Still Lives. To Dr. Charles E. Mooney, of Lexing¬ ton. Ky., must be yielded the title of champion whisky drinker of the world. The doctor claims that he has for fifty years averaged over twenty drinks of whisky daily, a grand total of 3(13,000 drinks. He is somewhat broken in - - -=- • § jpS5£v- life ■M l$'*** ~ ,4s **-* _• - : -s ^ Wm . Ty Klpf/ tggr jli ® JMfiilW s^MmWf'W Ji jaMra | T:.j |l -,.T. |>q 1 " / S Ml Dll. CIIAKI.ES e. mooxey. health at the present time, but does not attribute this to the use of liquor, which he continues to indulge in at the old gait. When quite a young man the doctor admits to having occasionally yielded to the influence of liquor, but he proudly declares now that he has not been drunk in over thirty years; that is, so as to forget that he is a gentleman. The facts are astounding when analyzed. The average Kentucky drink of whis¬ ky, or average in any oilier place for that matter, is one gill. Get out your arithmetic and flgure. If the doctor has drunk 305,000 drinks of whisky at one gill each drink he has consumed 01,250 pints, or 45,025 quarts, or 11,400 gallons. This amount of liquor will fill .o, 1!sl « 0 »sheau.s or geo db- i, him nrrp i is s 0 f the usual size in which spirits are packed. This liquor would till one tank twenty f ee t high and eight feet in diameter. tj L . Barrels piled lip in a pyramid ‘ would ^ Qff & v , ew of tho W a 8 bjngt 0 n monument. It would require fifty tons of rye or eorll 11)a i; 0 this quantity of whisky, and its act «a: weight avoirdupois would be 114,0GO pounds. I hat is iaore wliiskv than is drunk in all of Gieatei New . loik in m one. week. Dr. Mooney was fifty years accomplishing die task, and aside from that he was a W an. for n lengthy sketch of the gentleman now going the rounds of the Southern newspapers states that Dr. Mooney has had the most varied career of any man in the state of Kentucky, for he 1ms, in turn, been a student of yj Transylvania University, a printer, ^ so , dier , n the Mex ican war, a news 3ealw - Confectioner grocer, saloonist, editor, actor and doctor, lie "Was uom j anuflry i5 ( 1824. in Mobile, Ala. He, however, went to Kentucky w lien he T nrtr - r y i --4- SigfS-ttWl; -%tb foundation for that thirst which has rendered him forever famous in that '■ommonwealth.—New York Journal. Jap Oxen YVcai- Sandals, Heavy hauling and farm work iD Japan are exclusively done by oxen. The Japanese teamster is very atten¬ tive to the animals intrusted in his ;are and always treats them with great - : ?i'f SANI1AI.S WORN r.V OXEN. kindness. He would not think of let ting an ox go out without having placed a sort of sandal on its forefeet, which protect the animal's hoofs from injury These sandals consists of a sole braid¬ ed of rice straw, which is fastened to the hoof in the manner shown in our illustration. “Wliat would you do if I turned you down?” she shyly asked, as they sat on the sofa. The young man looked straight ahead, "out said nothing. Aftef a silence lasting about a minute and a half she nudged him with her elbow nnc said, “Didn’t von hear my question?” He locked around, alarmed. “I beg your pardon,” he replied; “I though' you were addressing the gas.”—Puck. J | Blackburn Makes It An Issue Declares l IT WAS RIGHT IN THE SIXTIES. He is Also Opposed to Any That Gives Power to Shoot innocent Labor. An Atlanta dispatch says: The nouncement, of Benjamin 31. burn, editor of the Daily Commercial, of this cit\-, .«t' his candidacy for Democratic nomination for Congress succeed Col. Livington, from the lanta district, brings out a new form. After declaring himself in of the extreme interpretation of Chicago platform, he adds to it this: “I believe in a Democrat some ideas of his own, and I favor great many things that 1 believe to fruitful of good results to my that are not to be found in the platform. I am in favor of lynching brutes the usual crime, because I believe it is our religious duty to keep ern homes pure and undefiled, I lieve the South was right in the and that the seutiment of her wiil sustain me to-day. 1 am to anv system that gives brutal cowardly sychophants the right shoot down innocent labor as was ly done in Pennsylvania. ” HYPNOTIZED AND ALMOST A Pennsylvania Girl’s Experience. A Wilmington, Del., dispatch Miss Helen Baldwin, aged 15, of ware county, Pa., almost died as- a sult of being hypnotized at a party at the home of Owen W. on Jackson street. During the Clyde Thomas, who has some skill the art, hypnotized several women, and Miss Baldwin also sented to try r the test. Mr. Thomas made a few slight and Miss Baldwin was asleep in twinkling. She was revived, lint came hysterical and finally lapsed a cataleptic condition. The usual passes failed to awaken her. She w-as carried into the open air, still slept lier. and a doctor was unable revive Prof. Samuel Booth and J. B. Martin, who possesses skill as hyp¬ notists, were hastily called from beds and found Miss Baldwin with her pulse spasmodically beating thirty-nine a miuuta. exclaim: Occasionally she w’ould am awake.” After an hour's work the men restored her to sciousness. SENTENCED TO DEATH. Ter-ffqlice Ofliclals Murder of Arroyas. Alexico.—-(Special.)—The great trial of the murderers of Arroyas has been finished, terminating iu the sentence of death pronounced on ten of the police officials and policemen concerned in the butchery cf the helpless wretch, whose attack on president Diaz caused so profound a sensation here. The condemned do not seem to real¬ ize their perilous position and take the matter coolly. Their -lawyers have en¬ tered an appeal in each ease. Public opinion iu this city sustains the ver¬ dict of the jury and the sentence of the judge. police officors who murdered Tho Arroyas will be executed at an early date. A I’ostofflcc Kotilled. Maxton, N. C., has been visited by a band of professional robbers. The safe in the postoffice was blown open and rifled of its contents. There was §100 in money, about §200 in stamps and three registered letters, all of which were taken. The burglars first visited a blacksmith’s shop, where they secured a drill. They found §14 in the old blacksmitli’s’tool chest. They took that and. then went to the postoffice and knocked a panel out of the door. Design for Armor I’late Plant. The special naval board appointed to examine into the cost of armor-making, has designed a plant, details of which it will present to Congress. It will cost more than three million dollars and will have a capacity of 0,000 tons of armor per annum, which is about the combined capacity of tho two armor plants now supplying the navy. The Message Complete. The Cabinet held a very short meet¬ ing last week. It took un matters from several of the departments. Presi¬ dent McKinley informed the Cabinet pleted. that his He message did not was read practically of it. com¬ It any will probably be considered at the next meeting. Hull Head 31ouutain on Fire. A special from Elkin. N. C., to the Charlotte Observer, says: For several days the atmosphere up and down the Yadkin valley has been full of smoke. Bull Head Mountain, twenty miles i from here, is on fire. It is sweeping timber, fencing, etc., before it, and is no doubt a grand spectacle. ---...--- -------------- Manufacturer Liggett Dead. John E. Liggett, the millionaire ! bacconistof St. Louis, is dead, aged 10 S Me was the principal stockholder Company, of Liggett t Mvers Tobacco amon- the largest plug tobacco cigarette manufacturers in the country, 0 _..... inr Manufacturer Blood Dead. \retas Blood, one of the manufacturers rnanu of New Hampshire, aged 81 ,,. Mi. , : dead, the Columbia years. Cotton ^ M * j owner of * IN A PARAGRAPH, The South. A!aba Populists declare against fusion. ' Negr<; ,-qclied a negro rapist in Alaban ' fc" 1 *- buers broke jail at Cheater held C 1( 8. C. 1 of gold has been discov ere ’ ' Mdnig county, Ga. I'la., has suffered a §100, t : 00, i; f me, udiary origin. * “‘torts df*]yncbings near Black she ^el even, Ga., w ere false. sion. . ThCjfginia overwhelmingly Legislature is in l’omo- SGS . j s era hi’.or Ellorbe, of South Carolina, anuti that ho is a candidate for re¬ elect c. rv Oliver, 40 years old, of Nor a shot and killed himself at b , ke. E: tv nor Evans, of South Cuvo lina, lie married Dec. 15th to Miss 11 UI ('onnecticut. ning .At Ga. i is to have a new eve¬ of ^ r , in which the Appletous, e " are interested. 3 aroliua has eighty-six roller fl° u .ills, and a large majority of tbei operated by w ater power. Q 1 nil beds in the suburbs of New tins, 1ft have caused the , |’. Bon u: 1 uuidoument of a large sec Hi rice, colored, awaiting trial for ton urns assault, was taken Iron t Starks, Fla., by a mob and j lie some silver service was pre Nt se the gunboat Nashville at avy yard by citizens of Nash vil n. 1 s>r L. M. Bumgarner, of Spa irj r and Asheville road, was t few days ago by a name vmbert, is dead. Tin diversity of Virginia the Biobaft I lersity Thanksgiving of North Carolina, day, iu ou game i 00 tbal!, 12 to <». At \-<inder, near Asheville, N. C., an att ‘pt was made to wreck the bouu •,i : iit, but was detected just time i -event its success. t* ov or Atkinson,of West Virginia, an non.,j that for want of funds leipii fj jBS „ in i, 0 issued for any fugi¬ tives t] 10 jurisdiction of the ritnte’s officia The ce jvers of the failed Western Caro^. Imv a their flank, report, of Auhevilie, showing assets, N. (!., ; of liabilities, ff° 0 hd bad, in excess ^■f’ockstile church, in Webster horstipped 00,111 Ky., Toy Allen, a young man, Rev. Jopiin, who had re provfljjjjj eervit f ot - bad behavior during the ft- Fishblate, of Wilmington, N. G., ( hassigned. The assets estimated at are said to exceed the tiu.br! ities. ’references amount to §12,000 or #100, finite!" A. lo>l of alcohol tnrneil over on a the warehouse of tho Uaveun woo< tilling Company, kit. l.ouis, cans. oss of #100,000. with insur ance oiit 15 per ccnt. . comm ited suicide at Richmond, Va,, by pin /ing a gun under his chin, blow nig b itil*) entire front part of liislien-d. The caise of the rash act is not known. A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga., says Clark Howell, editor of the Constitu tion has withdrawn from that paper, and Fiat Evan 1’. Howell and Clark Howelj will begin the publication of a big morning and evening paper. Wil filing ton, N. (!., lias just organ¬ ized a paid fire department modeled after ’hat of Atlanta, which is one of tho bed in tho South. Ail Atlanta tire man \\ \ 11 go to Wilmington to Gain tho memo i s of the new department. 1 The North. At Jitaron, Mich., Hcott killed A. himself. Bowdish shot tu - daughter and Twc men and a woman met death in a blazing building at Jamestown, N. Y. At Farmland, O., firo destroyed the postollice, railway station and opera housd 'i hc deputy customs c Hector of Fv ansv lle, Ind., iis m jail on tho charge of embezzlement. T1 * Warwick Cycle Manufacturing f’oimjany, at Springfield, Mass., has beei attached for §150,000. Dining tho forty hours devotion at a Catholic church in Kankakee, 11!., Mrs. Miclnel Brazil recovered her sight after two years of blindness. At Hollydaysbnrg, for Pa., murder; two men are sentenced Baltimore to hang penitentiary, just a man be¬ in tha fore lib suicide said ho had committed the murder. AfertTeveland, Ohio, J. J. Sbipherd has IIceil arrested on a charge of cm bezzbug nearly $200,000 from F. D. Robinson and a receiver has been asked for 1 is firm, which is alleged to bo in Lolv.iut and owing §2,000,000. -- 1 - Sliscellaiieous. Ail attempt to roll the North Amherst, O.. I ank was a failure. \merieau citizens are now confin¬ ed it a prison in the Island of Cuba. Kentucky distillers have abandoned their efforts to form a trust. The sealing situation between Canada aau the United States is still badly mix-ad. A special from Seattle, Wash., says Daw-sou City is threatened with starva tion The price of a beefsteak is §2.50. Earthquakes in the mountainous dis tnc of §axon Thuringia have Berious ]v damagedthe famous ruiiroad viaduct of the Goeltxch valley. The Marine Hospital service, ir. the yellow fever districts, has closed its ■work, and the fever is officially ended. Chief Justice Bingham has sentenced Robert Mari in, ex-treasurer offijoiu mb 1 a University, to imprisonment for a term of .fire years in the penitentiary for the ! ^^^“LfverSf fnn l * of this univeraty S14 ’ t0 ° °‘ | A cablegram from the London says j Sidney James Low, retiring editor j Aeierma of I he St. about James January Gazette 1st will start tour for of on a the world. Dr. Tlios. W. I vans, the famous I Aif-efican j dentist, who died in Pans, , c jt most of his fortune to charitable n,,ututious. which is estimated at §15, No. 203. i ter-sawnt Thisquar >• f oak desk writing is pol¬ itllltl ished piano. beveled has a 9-inch like gloss It, a “ plate and a f* in top J, deep drawer L below. Ar fistic lee wi nlsotinhhed French 0 : Kf in 5 lb tell; $3.95 **— is our spec¬ for it ial price $10 desk. this (Mailorders filled promptly ) We will mail anyone, tree or all I,amps, Stoves Crockery, Mirro'S, rm-Viages.^eta^ToiV^s'tUo^nmst publfsliail, and wo com- par nil pleto book over Our llthostvapbed < aiyot Cicalosrue, postage. show Ink carpets iu co.ors, is also voui-s lor the asking. If carpet samples two wanted, mail tis 8c. in stamps. Thom is no reason wliv you should pav your local dnalei Oh cent, prolit. when you can buy from the mill. Drop a liuo now to tba money-save.s, SON, JULIUS HINES & Baltimore, Md. this Tobacco iin<l Cotton. The Savannah News says: “Tho planters of 8outli Carolina, Georgia and Florida are not suffering because of the current low prices of cotton to the ex¬ tent that they would in all probability nave suffered a few years ago with the same price for tho reason that they nro now diversifying their crops and raising their provisions. They are, however, heavy losers through the fact that more cotton is being produced than the world wants, or the ability of staple speculators until tho to depress the prices of t he crop is ail out of the hands of the pro¬ ducers, as the case may bo. But what¬ ever may bo llio cause of the low price of cotton, it is evident that there must bo still farther diversification of crops. Cotton must bo given less attention and acreage, and other crops more of each, Tobacco seems to be one of the most promising mouev crops for this section. After the disaster to the Florida orange groves many of tho grove-owners turned their attention to vegetable, grain and to¬ bacco crops, and today they before are more their prosperous than they destroyed. wore The orange trees were orange trees nro now growing again, and the indications are that it will not ho a great while before the fruit will he as great a source of revenue in Florida as ever before. But tho planters will not give up their vegetables, grain and to¬ bacco and again depend altogether upon oranges. The orange crop will bo some¬ what in the nature of an extra source of income. There is considerable tobacco grown in South Carolina and more in Florida. Georgia produces but little. The climate and soil of this State, how ever, are well adapted to tho cultivation of the tobacco plant. Tobacco growing in tho State would not be an experi¬ ment. Before cotton became the great crop, tobacco was grown on the Georgia seacoast and for a hundred mileB in¬ land. ” f V f like every other crop, needs nourishment. A fertilizer containing nitro¬ gen, phosphoric acid, and not less than 3 % of actual will increase the crop and im prove the land. Our books toll all about the subject. They arc free to any farmer. GERMAN 17ALI WORKS, 93 Na.sau St., New York. ‘■'Ti Silver Filagree Pin. i lie c.*fctuii<l nio’iTiB’Hlitifill ' 1 .. 1 li-'i ' <■ I' 'iiliseif .lay. Dllro.Jiuc our IDJUny < . 11 til'.qn 0 wn will m-ikI ‘iSI tlx- I’lit <1 r<■i-i-lptof EIGHT WMi |Kftp« GEMS- WATKINS4 Oataj.oci CO, Mf'gieweleri k Erkk. D.M. i.. b‘J Puxc St., 1'roviileucc, It. cM a \ L uo//eae AhuhbI <»n. A» MdiI board. Not«’*‘ & book-.. B 1 tuiiCr. Choap Bund for cttalnfa*. |j| PATENTS INVENT lmrroveiin-.pl- in tools,imiilmnenU, Kt h„ns«|,oW .u ticlus, «t.-. Write F. s. AFIM.K- 51AN, l*ii-< xt l.i-.wvrr, circular Wmil. afivlce. r Hltig., to Wasli- fees. lngton.D.U. 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Whenever one beeonu j aceslblo Of fna beating of their own heart, they are liable to bo frightened and imagine they have noma form of heart disease. If they really vino bavo palpitation,Dr. fiiuismsnBSquaw In the Winoia a certain euro for it, but majority of such cases the trouble arises from i-omo form of gastric food difficulty. and Tho stomach, distended with gases, will derange the heart In some variations persons, Willie indigestion with Its many is responsible for very many so-callcdhcart troubles. Tito digestive organs need to bo stimulated by the use of Dr. M. A. bicimona Liver Medicine, when the general health willimprovc and tho heart rone tvits nonaal action. Athens, Ga., writes: in » 1872 1 hud Buffered for yearn from I5tli<»uu Head¬ ache, Dizzy Spell*, beforo with Hi tick Spots iny in eye::, 11 a.1 Xante <d\- f mouth , very little appe tlto. Tv;o Himfiions Packages Liver Dr. M. A. Mcdicino cured me, and for nnoylng 10 years I never bad sa V Z/fflk r 1 yrnptom. From MS living Oil river! contracted Ff '£W Malaria, which it Is now curing. I have used Zoilln’s “Red Z” ami Thedford’s "Blacic Driuight” and found such a differe nce itctwceu tlicm and 51, A. a. L. 51. that I did not like tiiematr.il. Spread the News. Tell it far and wlda thata inedicine composed o£ cheap material and improperly compounded old proprietor:* la a aangerons of tho thing to fool with : the Draught,’’ and article now called “ Black J. IL Zeilin & ' proprietors of all Imita¬ tion called “ Simmons Liver medicine, botli have injunction:! again at, them, enjoin¬ ing them from using the words composing our --- 1 trade name, hut we learn tiiosc itrticlca have been old to" just the tame ” c.n onrs, white neither of the proprietors in their advertisements claim thciru to ho ihetwxae as ours. PREVENTED BV TAKING "Our Native Herbs” tlic Great Blood Purifier and Liner Regulator. 200 DAYS’ TREATMENT 51.00 Containing a Res:i.stored Guarantee. 32 page Hook and Testimonials. FkEE. 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