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Newspaper Page TextTHE ADYOCm-DEMC-CRAT, J * PCBtJSHKT) EVERY FRIDAY MORNIKC ** CLEM. G. MOORE. Official O.tan Taliaferro Co CBAWFORDVIEI.E, FEB. II. 1898. It Always Pay 0. Evidences are daily that adv(*rt'sintr la^t pays well. short notice week of Mr. O. 1 Conner's lionner S excellent exc< U« ni fruit . he was giving away Ht 0 brought an order by mail on Sat. urday for ton ti'pvs, saying they saw 1 he notice Friday niyriit. p will ]iay you e V( ■ry time if you let pooplo know wliat you wan I and what you want to soil. A gentleman from Thomson says lie knows that Mon. 'j'hos. K. Watson will not run governor of < ieorgia. The Cordele Herald isoffeirin; for sale cheap 1000 acres of land near that place and says it is forming a f’opulis! colony. Aitpearauces are often deceil ful. There’s many m> empty stomach hidden hy ti starched shii t front. Sparta. Ishmaelite. Gov. Atkinson has ix-en run almost to death tins week' candidates wanting: to >> . St-cre fury of state for (Jaiuller’s unox pirial Jerm. 1 ’ltc U. S. steam- hip Adam vvtts bluv.jubo pioc •sTiicMl.-ty niyht til UuAlUIU. Otthtt, and killed near* Jy i !00 of our sohliei's Mol many If 1144 ^ what caused the troulde, ^ituLius the vessel was prowling (Wound in ShatiHli pas t ure;, it, is friends juftUfi*l oi to that thinly country KOtne of the know how it liappenetl. There ras been a sensation sprung «orti\w in tl)F vitmpitiu'u for gul >■ ( r r by a private letter <*. dr. Lamll- t ■*' -e< ting 0.1 ll„- „M hoJ-H OS........... I HI. I t-iu-o. Mr. ClttMiluV htw I*, u-li - Vw r‘sn fa „ ,,,. , -• ,n'i oi,,. , *« d Lo1 *P e n H M ' V- in "i T-'■ M the t aw gtunsl . n - 1 tUldlei lo ofOVVITtOf. The hot times hit coil) i Bp. Jl’ii V LIST J)rawn S,<> Srrm Fi-Vmmrv Tmn GRAND JIM OHS: \V <’ Biist<uv W .1 Norton S 1' Oglcims A 11 Stew,iri. U S Gunn W G unit K S Mutd.m U Matin H T Ken ti • k \V O \V right A L lliilmtui A 11 Mathis T C Waiiaic \V '1' t IhApUMM! W (' Outpm iu A G Battzley D E Lmiceiard W R Wall Tims (• (Innn (;<-<) s lihotics U I' ! »i,ch , t - >1111 1 • Moore T hus i! Bristow J S Chapman fl F Wvmi: DA SaegiiM H H Met' i Icy .1 (! Mttrdnn JT( x.pcr John F Holden TK AYEUSF, 1UH0HS ,1 P Johns-:! .1 T Echols J i’Hfiidii-its It YV Meatloifn 'Hm-H Akin K D Utuliiway I \\ McKinney, Jr C P Lacey' J M Humphrey ( Imrlie Rot It M H < )g!etit-e 7 , T Grant i E Palo W A Legwmr J is A Kendrick S D Clmpnian \\ I, i. lison Joint Johnaon T l Kendrick i‘ C Hhotles A Liitin fertl W II Jones \S Rhode* If K Dorsey t, W l.uneeford ii T Becku orth ]no 11 St: ne Jn ' T Hprjrd M I' NX vmie W F II unlit's J P Pel":.ms tV L Iventirick .1 15 V. us C R Grittith YV r I,: er Titus Richards 0;iE OF fWO WAYS i in* .filer wa* created tor em> pur n . (-! , ;; ri‘epp?:t Jo for the mine, Ht h i) is not linbK- to any form ot coin l*v one i ■7 two \\:t\s Tin firs! h o Ida nnj'eri .* ct acton f the kit It icys. I'*.. - on,| tia,' is from careless ItK’lii 111 ’C 1 tit! ! other diseases. <’iiu:r <’At si'. fiv mine from unto tilth ! fd ID'Vs . h ea - of filatld. r t r |v M- til. h id r. s ir -U ed tor pH* i M1 ' - .1 too much oi liabH- t s t r c- .st . t \it XH rr.ic -'a -e u rv t tin Id: ic fOe [111 V 1 ir.«, 1 <? maiti t fit* V , hiaduor or urituo J! roi;t'tke, rt. tritmt \v k\T womb tnniti is e asily 111:1, V S l. I O tllul out A • v i \\ t ir HI 1! 1) i\ ll a v«m n ili ! Lit Y *>, S» M (M tion t your I ; < F a till' l Hr Y&l r M 'h« U* j: vo 1 ti ir.s iron hitu.rs 15 sjJ J by iv** depicts* A CLOUR OP WITNESSES. (‘alnri-li ( an Be iVnnat; fitly Cured. C. \V. Knanor, of Sheldon, Itl-t was troubled with catarrh for over twrt years so that lie. could , at , time. . - ouly ivor/ a few oays a tried variant; doe! //.; without re ltef. IV-ru-na cured him per manently. Mrs. Thomas Walz, V ( ,-V ij.riiton. Pa., suffered with ed i sore , uitot^ , aygrava / the doctors co o i not cure. Three ’oolites oil iA; t t ea cured her. liwu.rd fGhg. faXUiml Military -i Menu. Britf tel worth, Iv.iu., U ( "-'le< <■ a < x > > whirl) developed chroniceatan t. Tried every thing he saw adver Used to no avail. Pe l’d-na not only cured the catarrh, but tin old case of bronchitis. A. < arisen, Lind.it rom, Minn., 00 , a course of treatment with Pe i-ii-na for catarrh of llle head and V was Cured. £{(. r»; W 5, delayed monllis i o r r bevel ill order a . . A tO see if cure wu ■ --o permanent; 11 ymptorns retip peavmg. he ha; concluded that the cure is mane. t. H. Cox was troubled with ct.tarrh of head and bowels, Six If ttles of Pe-rn-na cured enforced „ . hi ter M ol „ n, a years It » S. A ii.-page jKimplet containing sc v r 11 hundrod testimonials, acc >1 11 pained by a pen portrait of trie writer, covering cures of cat rrli itt till forms and stages by Pe-ru-ua, will be sent free to any who desire it by Tao Pe-ru* I lit, Drug Manufacturing Compa¬ ny^ Goiun.bus, Oltio. “ON T’OTHER SIDE.” Mr. Editor: . . . ^ short modest far.* . - S S some 1 » * -JO - I ■ ”“X“ ■ ’ i should have session per clay. I 1,1 |„ one vo.tr lost cob’s issue, -c tio-.t-e »huc has n,-u,o. uve-nd ur,,n..ri ««fmcaged logo -<m the , other , . stdc ., „ From the u-.ior oi tlu- avticic, wc should judge tha. th< w.ier got ite-other ;,.i sin,ply for. .he sake of getrin^hec . reason. wt.hotU a-i c«eptu>n, h.m 1 k-. ii t rgeil in behalf (I the one session sriteu.c. Vs - hope the brother is easy, - his cousUtutioiml , A*ny , , ot ( oppomw l smev has been nu (riled. A e will i ugly' adinu lhat the brother is slum* and with , . hk iicrformod ..... ... ar *icle in cues ri m its appointed mission. We do not eat e to en.e. into any con 'ti*ov\»isv, mul shall th*1 ho vSo: but vsUcu i,u YT U ; ..... , : ,i' woult. in- u-allv cruel no. to s..am\ V ll .-raving. 11 is" nut mu purpose to uuu .lone u-iele. \ li.lle --use. a little lho ; ,glU " : “ l iC ,' V ; S '; S ;;‘ U 't : nc .TlA'TA 1„,ri, Mos all of them would keep their mentai Cumin 1 nun. Some t ew m.glu go under, , ,mi d ‘ ml " C, , “ SS UU e,,,.. .... , ■ * now it would not be the leusl bindranc. to housebohlwork. All litis. atKiut let ling the. mothers ha, their regular day me.d is liosh. No one for one in sunt desires die cloUlrcn to remain at their duties .ill lwo o’clock without any dinner ami then uo borne where a huimei - mad daddy is waiving to heal the life cu them and wneiethe tMiv-woru face o» Jie mother is* sndicent tv' make ntih v pujiptes weep. Oh. no, brother you are oil. The children; oh leaving lioui^ for school in the morning, \\,vtsiu carry .. little lunch basket with a wholesome cole pjueh; vthicU .bo doett is much better OH digestion 1. a warm meats, That digestion was a re at hit fearful argument So ; t l <>I .suce'inca s and nickU s. 1 )on’ et scared brother. It would be a vei\ >.>1 . i» nary cat .tdecent.coum-.o-a, cold iuuc’tatu M %v b en A s !ii>rt h .tll hour recess would be TV YOU. I S no nickies, t:s an 1 meat . N\ mic a an ua over the cup joaiYt not any more dren wiii < that any a v, a would not be uhti v \Y I1C b - hindered from to be of U YCIN Save The Children. When MuLiren a -- attacked wttli court. ' aud etoup. Dr. Bull's Cour' ruo will prove a quick and sure a i ' lr. Erincr E. Baker. B.’illli! • l’a v.T’fCS: “Wo have used D T! h?UF 1 Ps Cou h Syrup for cough. cold and croup, and tcuud ii. the best COUgH 1, medicine aud cure for these affections. Y\ e ue\ run out of it, but always keep it mi hand.” Dr. Bui"'. Gough Syrup is sold everywhere for 25 cents. Insist oa having it. mother’s son to remain ill Iris seat for five and a half long hoars without baiting his eve. If the brother h s ever attend e d school, no doubt he will that the children may go out now and them and under this one session plan, the teacher would be capable <>f recognizing lhat a lerf ortift ,,, niim „es walk wouW „ otbe a serious i jury to a poor worn out pupil. The tired hungry oh jecricm won’t %vorli Studying in : the afternoon being As to ‘rin ilie eye.” It is possible for such tieem i thing to be in the head I$doe#n*t ,j iat anv of it got any farther than the brother’s ey^. We are thoroughly con vinced tha he is .conversing throngh b» derby. It s-cms that the children could get enough teacher’s instruction v.i 5 h Jl0urs We think so. Then, from 2 K. tjll „jght could be consumed in any pur sid > s ( -h osan bv the pareks-study# music, needle work,'! willing house¬ hold duties. anything that goes to make ujia true man or woman As i. is, the day is broken tip and no system is or c*n i, e p Urj?ue ,i. There are ohtr tilings sides books requisite to gtpd education, just as needful. These things should be attended to Tltere Is notv no opportuni D’’ IS f° r 1; the ‘ ck oi t f me pupils! * Thumping . on t mttstc a pj ano r vVo'nder if the btjotber can hear good? Suppose lie don’t catcli Uie only in high places and that is where the thumping comes in. Seriously, about half of a young lady'sacconiplislinient in diis day consists in thum; ing on a pianb’, and one who can’t thump ought to leant how to thump, or she will ,;;-t thump-d, sooner or later. But we will not discuss tins. The other objectim i mploded, this one falls. As to one continuous mjnlal effort., that lias been touched upof) . As l:as been s-.id, tliere will l>e plev ;> J of oppovt.uni tics for recreation by abowtug, at the proper time, those jvlio nr. not engaged in reciting, to go out ‘for sjxo or 15 nrin- 11.0s walk. No, i-is not tee comiuous wearing aw ay of braili ce!S an : after anothej. If one ses ’on will cause them to strain their brain-# a little more than they do at present; vt by by all tin ar.s let’s have it, for it is vei 'j stMom that j they becopie invalids fro over use of Uie gray-matter. MenUil Ant aides mo’ e frequelul^resttU f|ou* Ik of menial (-ff Uriah an oihcrwiset ■ Ottier schools ktue and when do; mhe c Vit” The children lean# trive made a > .tless of 1ie'vie,\ s of I;.-- I'.tn-.l H-at.- prop., .... . .. hindth-ti . ” - '* i' . ■ ^ <| j -‘Now for what iE most, seriouf . objectioll J - ^ & of the j • ; *f«s. rhelaCp:,JM» f,. f P r f tily hete ba-» ..... ‘ :iT *Mo, lic.T' and boys maile foo.s , ot . Uwms^ , ! 1 ‘ e Aktught.v never intended tlmt h« should act the fool. Bui she did. the Al ‘ T ^ myvr j , emled lhat * ycar ol(1 Stris and boy: should act the toon. Up ,, , they do. The teacher herseM advanced this argument and we tak<*k for granted th .« -he i, eapiile of knOn yig and appre cniting the tacts. These are not onl v - facts, but. reasonable ones. Of all tin neiculow. (ipeculiat animals in tins yearoal latW.es . world, .^Uvn . with their mutualities »-d veeiproctties «ith-vou«- eves”' wayof getting at the la.igut.-i a.id die o \vt> ;: ,at r i sg • • *£* -ire not to blame, hut such a hindrance to Stud V and good common sense should be w-ducedso a mlmnmnt. But we have said ettof.gh-pcrliaps to much. We hope the good people of Crawtora ^ ville v. ill eive the one sc sion a fair trial, • FOR talus ALL WOMEN cndsictciessfrom 3 'vhwh women suffar is caused l-y weakness derangement ir /SP$ 1 the organs menstruation. Lfa XA w • s Nearly always 1®®®*“ - when a woman is not well these organs are affected, But v.-hen they are strong and health,/ a woman is very seldom sick. My EibJEE'5 Is raT arc’s provision for the regu ! . of the menstrual function. It cores a!l “ female troubles." It •« ccuahy effective for the girl in her teens, the young wife with do .: sac end maternal cares, end the woman approaching the period K own as the *' Change cf Life.” -y all need it. Tfcsy are all benclitted by it. address* rlvinr symptoms. the “Li. C'.”.'---naot*K«iicinaOx. rs’ AFis-ry CafUttMit. Chua DOOra. Teru. T'- '2.1. C.C-OF'Ea, Tu?eVa, Kits.. szy$ 4 . * 81 ; s’f'.ersofferc,: from very l.-rr-?:; » a, nai—.ii menstruation a«tt c: ;:ors Ci . c-.jheu Wins of Carts* ,-•-..1 cu.-M her and also hetoeh af rtoer iJitou;’. iae -« Ww.* Then, if it goes under, the Pat rort has our permission to tear his hair and crow until Gabriel calls him home. SINCERITY. * Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic smells like pepperment candy * . ‘ J ust good , but , for » a different purposo fry n fcmo yon hurtor bare a colic . Only dO cents. Waiting For ’Iail. Three times a ciav I G ) to the post office To get mail—perhaps A letter, perhaps a dun, Perhaps a circular, l.u: that Ain’t What l go for Mainly. It’s to stand And talk with the boys About the inatln r crap y Ftc. Dog gone! Ain’t 1 Happy then? And when 1 hear the post-mistress Stampin’ the 11 ail I am In my glory. Yes, brother! In tt few minutes after That she opens the Door; and I view This with mingled Pleasure and adne-s: For if means that Then: may be some Mail for me, hut Ai>o that the fellows That I have been Talking to will soon Leave, and this makes Me sad. But dad Fetch it. don’t f Have a good time Bofore t tic mail Is put up? bo long! Eig stock of diamond dyes at Alliance Store. Our Houar Roll. The following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions since our last issue: Jordan H. Eanford. .TO:- to Feb. 20,’J8. T. O. Gunn, ! 0 •, t) Fcb.2o ’99. It. (.’. Binnr, $ t> Feb 2 ,’JA jj. o. Ev.ui.- , SI.25 to A-- g. 25th ’98. Macon is rejoicing over the ar¬ rival in that city of a steam boat load of {goods from Brunswick brougllt all the way by water, a n< J over a low water at that, Nelson, of Marshfield, .. .. Mo., ». Mr T iucoln ykrs been ‘‘For six I have a sufferer from a scrofulous affection of the glands of my neck, and all efforts of physicians in Washington, D. C„ Springfield, BE, and St. Bonis failed to the enlargement. After six months’ constant treatment 1here, my oTthe^anl? a re At this critical mo ment a friend recommended S.S.S., aud lay ing aside a deep-rooted medicines, preju- I be dice against all pateht had used hot gau fie its use. Before I one the enlargement began to disappear, and now it is entirely gone, though I am ^ th h with my second bottle yet. Had r onl ltS ed your S.S.S. long ago, I would have escaped, years of misery ™d “ved of all who ^ that suffer deep-seated blood troubles. *fj, e doctors ca n do no kn% good, and even their resorts to the prove either fruitless Xd or fatal. S.S.S. gets%t is the only oi re medy; it the root ^ digease an d forces it out perma S.S.S. {guaranteed purely vegetable') Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Rheumatism, etc>> wh j ch other so-called blodrenie d { es f a ,l to touch. S.S.S. gets at the root of the disease and forces it out per be^Tent' Valuable books will free _ to alI y address BP* by’ the Swift Tv NmYj. Specific Co., At lanta, Ga - A' %?Sr h: ; - 4^ ^ 1 -;o -". f ■' « y , . .. PF OF P.M. WHITMAN, •ji:j 't.. Augusta, Ga., F.i A FEE: -■ 'Z TESTS fcfall defects of ;rmc the proper glasses a Ill WAK BAN •:- «1 Genres c_; .1 i your frame while you wait f*?e - cr l;apqf • ■ ma GX yii gb.Src DctC -N 3 . v' -5. and Wj-rirr- ifsbitr \\ cr.vcd a- hc:r.o v.-.-u * ! iC-?- outryaia. Boolicfunr & * i. Ur sent r31E3. _____ i. MJY C:s-o rir r - 1C 4 N. Pryor Si. .ictt. . £.... A a r ' ‘It 1 .* ; CITAIa M. B ■-tK.j's D. C U Hr wad: . i *■' ri. A A **• a? 98» prr» aRr: ,‘5? ■ ■vt QdBfi S : j *'■ I *01 f rs Op tarvr.1 :oal a! -*< - -a » n" ^a.npw.;; %*■ 4 SlpffS ® i I hw W visJit : -2 f y t$B§34aa® I YOUHO LVOV’S BEfllTB RSHRED PBEPARIS9 FOR GRADUATION. Was OrawabRIoas sai West! Bsysnd Ser SSrengih. Cossiani Fain and misery—Her GrHicai OantSiiion. Ind. In one ' of the .main streets of Shelbyville, and Oidinna resides Mrs. Emily Edwards her seventeen year old daughter. Cora. The .mm" liulv is one of the charming misses of the city she being known for her beauty, ami * nerfect health health now.” ‘ Although enjoying pood recently, "she said her mother to a reporter J has not ahravs been so fortunate. suppose Cora until two yean ago last March, was as healthy and strong as any girl of her age. glic was attending school and was studying hard. Perhaps she was too studious, for we noticed that the healthy color in her cheek was rapidly disappearing, and she was becoming rale and sallow. Dark, swollen circles gan to appear under her eves, and she Franklin, rapidly became worse. We were living in Indiana at the time, and Cora would have graduated that Spring. She stopped attend in'’’ school and endeavored to get a rest, but her health kept failing. Her blood was color ess and impure. She would also have sick headache, could scarcely cat or sleep, and was almost continually in pain. Nothin* which we did for her seemed to do and any good, “Diflerent physicians treated pre scribed for her, hut she. kept, getting worse. She had formerly weighed 109 pounds, but during her illness her weight had-dwindled down to 79 pounds. We began to think there was nothing we could do for her bene fit when I happened to notice an article in 4 paper regarding the merits of Dr. pink Pills' for Pale People. I thought that ff there was ever a pale person it was box ot tainlv Fora, so I decided to buy a th.- pills and let her try them. It was the fiDit of last May when she began, and near the middle of June when ska stopped using Be nrogressiyc and Keep up with tiie age. Typewriters are now a necessity in every duo of business. TYPEWRITERS FROM $15.00 UP. Bcmingtons, Smith-Prenjicrs, Mew Franklins, Densmores, Williams C di¬ graphs, and all STANDARD MAKES. At Astonishing Prices. Largest Exclusive Typewriter House in the South Pet Equipped TYPEWRITER REPAIR PLANT in the South. SEE THE NEW FRANKLIN — TheS75.00 Anti-Trust Machine. SEND FOE CATALOGUE. r-r c/v L J -Vi i ^.4 UdilifU ai. C'r V 41 A Poactree St., Atlanta, Ga, i-V, twer.-T* 1 : V bcaand n 5 "*h f !1 mam liiliii Ci U CELEBRA fckU: 7IEK3S reen 3 s Formula, 1 1 Hess’s special rtfCHBftifc. I! po IsaifJ fa tos P*a*ifc I A • 4 ■**' J . V And all tlle splendid brands of fertilizers; made by tlie Walton Guano Co. TM isgsl h K Gif ■ijr “Ijj jh n B MfM, a fh wlr a F , r --—For Sale by— %> v Sr3*l p Cl .v WJ v v iH A P s \ flQ LJ w 5 a e v- f Crawf t ii’d rille, Ga. Whsn You Need Mi-k /■*. w.»Latliy, r T^ Lime, Fliingh MonWii Sash, Biin Cement, Pester Paris, Plastering Hair. Sew v Pipe i r your well or ditch •: :.v.- for. urEard, Jugs for your Syrup, etc.. BoltSr Hinges, and Screws' £ / Year Doors or Blinds, LLti ' 1 .< < • < ’oat Fat Ilo« k-. ! c. nr'yihwg t-tee yen may lit-ui u) a v OM Hi J : iliKGl’, c.-nfer Wasnicgfon lairaLaetufing Go*, WASHINGTON, EG Li< UC They will give you i :es every time you call on them ■5 The Wonderful Ti, LI Blgod Purifier.... Cures absolutely Rheumatism, Scrofuls, Syphilis T Sores, Constipation, Gout, and All Diseases caus"ri T impure Blood .... TO STAY CURED.......• ' At.mc A € y tt l & Mas Never FaiB^ In asi-’.g:; if tacce out c: the hundreds treated. Therefore, we c, N ; th- pubi wirit entire confidence, and wiliing unri- " to c are to the ci"-: desperate case cn which other so-called infallible have fa:; i. Africans is made altogether from herbs, is rer harmless ml yet is the tn->t powerful and surest remedy e cover*: - the above named diseases. Write for further psat: X 9 testicle-: ,1s. etc. Afnc 1 I via Co S « 63H Atlanta, S. BRGA" Os S. the pills. Too first (lose helped her, she and after the firs: box had been taken, was a dliferent girl. Kite continued with tbij medicine and when sue had taken ejght boxes a complete cure had been ejected She is now stronger, can than cat she more did befora sleep* better, and weighs more 1 mud she was u.:en sick. am sure o cannot be1 said about I>). Williams link fills tor Pate People tn her case, as they ( undoubtedly saved her hie. Wo hare je commended turmto a number of sufferers, The young lady, said a word of approval, and that sue feit very grateful for ihe bene-, fit received ^through Hr. VJ .iams Pink Pills for 1 a.a I 'ople- I agiee ‘An my mother ’ raid she, tnat I wou <1 not be ltv mg to-day bad I not used these the pills. truthfulness To leave mo doubt as to eheorlully of her story -dr-. Ldwajda made the following affidavit: SHELBYVILLE, IKD., May IS, 189?. This in to certify that the above story con cermug the illness and, subsequent and recovery truth of my daughter, Cora, is an e .ast ful representation of the facta in teew. Mss. LMU-Y FPWArbs. PilELBTV ILI-r., I>D., May 13, U9? Subsen'ed and sworn to before mo this lotii ciay ci -laj , luJi. .Notary Public. L, C. May Dr. Wiihams . Pink 1 iks lor 1 ale People eotifrm ail tue elements neewsary to sue new life and richness to the blood and re store roStmrod nerves. They are sold «* boxes (net ir in loose term, l>y the doien on hundred) at CO cems a bow or six boxes for¬ ?A. and may be had ot ! ' n .ri ,r ' l ^f 1/ . hy mail Pr. . M imams Mccua on.....Py ^ tram cine Company, oehcneetauy, JV. I.