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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1898)
THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT SlOO Per Year. VOL, XXIII. Woman's Diseases Are as peculiar as unavoidable, and cannot be discuss¬ ed or treated as we A do those to which r/ the entire human family are subject. Menstruation sus tains such import- « ant health, relations that to when her ^ 5 :/ 1 1 ! Suppressed, Irreg-u- - f. li Jar or Painful, I fhe soon becomes languid, nervous her and irritable, the bloom leaves Cheek tions and very grave complica¬ arise unless Regularity and Vigor are restored to these organs. Bradfield’s 5 Female most noted physicians South, Regulator of the where trou¬ bles of this cort prevail more extensively than in any other section, and has never failed to correct disordered Men¬ struation. It restores health and strength to the suffering- woman. , *We have for the past thirty years handled Bradfield’s Female Regulator, both at whole¬ sale and retail, and in no instanc^haa it failed to give satisfaction. We sell more of it t ha trail Other similar remedies combined.” Lamar, Rankin & Lahak, Atlanta, Macon and Albany, Ga. The Braofield regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. Sold by all Druggists at $1.00 per Botttat VJEIKMEH W© Are fully restored /i71 J Ss t;y HAGGARD’S TABLETS. SFF.- 1 box, U ft’ ■Y CIFIC *2.50, IT It *1.00; 3 boxes l>f fci mall. Aridress, 1 r \ ati.an H a, ga. ' Full particulars sent by R mall ou application. $2.59 Reward The Haggard Specific Co. Will give three boxes of their Specific Tablets, worth $2.50 to any one who may have used as much as one box of their tablets without decided benefit. We have nciver heard of a single case where the tablets have failed to give satisfactory re¬ sults, and if there is a person to be found who has used them without benefit we want to know who he is and where to find him. They never fail to cure kidney aud bladder troublos and affections of the genital orgaus and overcome all debility and weakness in both men and* women. They improve the appetite, aid) digestion and assimilation and overcome- constipa¬ tion. They have vital effect on all of the secretory organs and establish a healthy condition of the mucous and gland- secre¬ tions in every part of the body; capillaries overcome and all torpid conditions of the secure perfect circulation of the blood, so that every organ is supplied and Being every function is norma! and- healthy. the only remedy ever compounded that fully meets the logical physiological is con¬ ditions of the human system, it no won¬ der that they give results unknown to medical science. No matter if the doc¬ tors and all*remedies have failed, try the Tablets and be convinced that they are superior to all known remedies.- Their effect on the nerve centres is a complete surprise to physicians- who have used them. Cases that have- baffled the skill of best physicians and no remedies seemed to bene it, have h een promptly controlled and permanently cured by the' Tablets.. Cases where injections cf morphine have been resorted to as the only means promptly- of even temporary relief have been con- trolled by the Tablets and the trouble completely overcome by their use. Price One Box SI.00, cr’Tbree Boxes 82.50. If not on sale in your locality*, or¬ der direct from Hacgard Specific Co., At¬ lanta, Ga. This is the Man ^ $ A. if t%% it *9 Hew? Free i A i ®1 Pjfi ttS'B §4 . uf ; l.Sfi •44 Sfflffl m S|ll»s ■ mm iii I ■ EBB lu mf ! fry X — iti ^ ~ the Freitht. “ laPiuMI M | fl| B ® and saisisawa: Whisker Habit* ailBBHE'SySS B H 1"| tieaiarssent FREE. TM.WOOLEKY.M.D. * AtUuas, (is. Office 101 >' Pryor St CRAWFORD VLLLE, GA.. FRIDa!. MARCH 4, 1898. SHARON ITEMIZED. What the People ot that Thriving Town Are Doing. BY C. L. BAGtit. The schools in Sharon are progressing finely. » Mrs. Betsie Moore has greatly improved i i health. Mr. und Mrs. George Gregory spout last Sunday with us. We see some of the bird hunters are still ou the war path. Mr. Chai ley Rotli lias his railroad sec¬ tion in apple pie order. Mr. John Shields has been selling guano this season at Barnett. Mi. Gabe Kendrick has returned to his home in Duffle county. Finney Suns will work with Sidney Fouclie this year on the farm. If the war does break out what will be¬ come of the horse traders? Cotton still comes in to our town. We think people had better sold at first. Master F'aust Smith, of Williams Creek, is a sti:dent at Sharon High School. A good many of our Sharon and Bay town people attended court this week. Senator W. T. Flynt was in our town last week attending to his school business. Messrs Caldwell and Melton passed through our town last Friday from Wash trn. Mr. Jacob Rocker has recovered from his recent spell of sickness wc are glad to state. If the roadi stay in good condition we : think some people will be haulilig gubno till July, Rev. T. J. Camming spent last Saturday, night and Sunday morning wAh Bro. J. L. Turner. Small pox was reported at Dr. Browns place last week near Sharon but it proved to be false. Mr. Paul Fouclie has been assisting Mr. A. D. Moore at the temple of industry for several .days, L. 3. Jackson will soon have his house done. Jackson is one of these get-up-and get sort of men. Mr. M. T. Maliare had his hand mashed so badly that he Could not do any for several days. We think there miist have been 50,000 pounds of guano passed on hello road from Barnett last week. Mr. Elisha Moore has been with us_for several days past. Elisha is a favorite with the Sharon boys. When people lay in bed until sun up they won’t succeed in their days work if they have got one to do. When ever you have a true friend he will help pou when you haye no money as quick as if you had it. Mr. Gabriel Kendrick from Wrights boro was up last week visitin'? bis rela¬ tives as well as cn business. A FR1CANA will cure Sypztilta and Old Sores to Stay Cured. Uncle Billy Burk, of near Sharon, has been confined to hi r room and bed for some time with a s .rious cancer affliction, To Cure Constipation 1'orover. T:tke Cascnrets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. IT C. C. C. fail to cure, dru££i»ts refund dqokcv. Miss Missouri Bagby has returned to her home near Barnett from a two weeks visit to her brothers near Mtldrajon Grove. Educate Your Bowels With f iiscarets. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c. 25c. If C. C- C. fail, druggists refund laonej. Mr. John T. Wright, of Raytown, was in Sharon last week for first time in three months. Air. Wright’s health is very bad. Xo-To-Utc for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, nt’.es v-eah men strong, blood pure. 5«c, gl. All drueeiats. Mr. Jesse Taylor who has just returned from the asylum at MiUedgeviUe informs us that Mr. Doc. Stone does not improve, EducateTonr TWwets with < --.KcuretB. Our marshal is haying ofir side ., walks „ fixed uo in goocf- order. We think Mr. Mershon will irate us a very good mar¬ shal. ]Di!-*4t4A**NUBIAN rluHIvitf TEA cure* Dyspep “ **”*•»■* v Cn.iatination Uon«ipation and ana Indi- inai gestlon. Regulates the Liver. Price, 25 cts. Unci* Jim Sharp, of Uarrenton, , has been o:i a visit t ''h .s daughter Mrs. K. M. Jackson- and funky in Jacksonville this count; . cubanoil ii Cut*, Burns, Bruise., Rheu E * al - Bm aad £ol es - Urice, 25 cents, lt]ooksliktl wbimthem'-reh^ts all ff the o d s-idlers pension money they have no further business with them until All above goods for «e by I. G Luca*. We see our road commissioners have ■fcecn hauling lumber to r-n-ur the bridges on onr publ:--roads whi'i was very much neededin WHO some SHELLABEnG^H placet. r * H6*»tbe Wire Fence Man, of Atlanta, Ga., and 'c&TSXttZF'w&iZZ «IN THE INTEREST OF ALL TH^ PEOPLE.” £ asy aSy to TO . _ Take \/perait? Are features peculiar to Hood’s Pills. Small in size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man jgg Umil 59 B| jp ® ™ Jit §L M mr J I said: *• You never know you have Over.” Proprietors, taken 25c. C. a Lowell, pill X. IIood& till it Mass. is Co., all Pills The only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla, 111 Mrs. at her Pa mother ks Bacon s, Mrs. is lyirnr Johu danger^ 1>. Fl\n l below Raytown. It is thought tliere is no chance for her recovery. Be sure you pay up all the aneais you are due the Advo-Democrat and renew your subscription. You can’t well do without you i county paper. Mr. Jesse I aylor has returned home from MiUedgeviUe. His job was not ready for him. He expects to go back sou.elimes in the near future. We see some meat and bread going to the country from Sharon but not like it has been going heretofore. We think our peoj le are going to do better. George T. Moore says he ain’t going to the war. lie says lie loves everybody and is at peace w ith all mankind; he rather stay at home and make ax handles. Mr, Tolbert Taylor’sTittle boy, Bennie, was sick again last wqek with those spasmodic afflictions. lie brought him over to Sharon for the doctors to attend to him. We heard from Emanuel county last week. Our colony of men folks speak of it in glorious terms but the women give it a back handed tick every time they- speak about it. We saw an old darkey walk a quarter of a mile to his house to light liis pipe and there was fire in the field in fifty yards of him. That is the way a heap of them make their crop. To Cura CoMNtip:ttioa Fopavsr. Tabe Casearets Candv Cathartic. 10c or 25c. If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money Mr. Rantz Jackson has a horse with the biggest leg we ever saw. He says it was givei* to him and that said horse made fourteen bags of cotton last year^ The caiisc itThts uig leg was fitsfli snuke bite. PURE BLOOD is Hie foundation ■ of health. Hood’s Sarsaparillamakes the blood pure, rich and nourishing and gives and maintains good H EALTH. • The pastor of the colored Methodist church of Sharon had his horse to run away with his buggy last week. Nothing was hurt but the buggy. It cost the parson a few dollars to have it fixed up. OASTOHIA. Tis ht- —It Vi simile every 6l£UUU« y wiappM. ti We think our people should quit quar¬ reling over school matters and stick to the old plan by haying two sessions per day, teaching eight hours and let the children carry their dinner with them if they so I desire, j OA 0 TOHIA. ! Ths fac- is go slmilt every | stg&a-.ure m&pyos. U j Mr. James Griffith was married to Miss Abel Brown at Sandy Cross church on the evening of the 27th instant. We wish the young couple happiness and prosperity in their future life. Di. A. C. Davidson, officiated. Don’t Tc'.jiieco $pit and Smoke Your Fife Awitj. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be maff netic. lull of life, nerra and vigor, take N®-To* Bnc. the wonder-worker, that maker, weak men | strong. All druggists, 50c or $1. Cure guaran¬ i teed Booklet and sample free. Address i Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. We see some people are very can Uss their stoves and stove pipes. That j s tl,e reason we have so many destiuitive I fires thmugb the land. Stove pipes and chimneys should be kept clean of soot and ■ in good repair. Evoryhody Sayo So. Case.irats Candy Cathartic, Ihe most won¬ derful iruHlical discovery of the aye, pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, and act bowel*, gently and .^ positively ^ on kidneys, liver disjic-l colds, | clf sjng lh cnUre 8V *tem, C ur« headache, fever, habitual constipation box j | and btlionsness. to-day; Please 10, 35. r.0 buy and try (ioldand a 0 f q cents, j gharanteed to cure by all druggist*. ! If we do have war a great many that go affection, heart failure, etc. War is no pleasant thing and no body don’t know what it is until thfcy try it «Ho, u s«* n w mmm ftt her remedy. Ask Druggi* tor flw »T lw • «»«M0L ienrn that some of our c ur4y pie are sending their children ?wy to “hool. Yon cannot build up your county , ^ ^ doin^. V*e have^cd schools sc iro s SO here and competent instructors. Keep your Children and your monty h -re. A Truthful Statement. An excellent and invaluablb'Yemedy, f or the cure of cofigh, cold andhdarse ness, is Dr. Bull’S Cougll Syrup, and Mr< j a8> Hatfield, 350 West St., New York City,' verifies this statement. He wr ‘ tes : pDr. Bull’s Cough Syrup is a must excellent remedy for cough, co y and hoarseness, and I take great pleasure in recommending it to all, who require such a valuable household medicine.” Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup j g every vhei’e for 25 Cents. Thcfe „ negro that lias beon living close to us for five years and he has cleaned off a Certain piece of ground every year and never has cultivated a foot of it. jj j ie keeps mkria will wear it out cleaning it off. He fixus him a garden every year and never plants a seed, Mr. E. S O’Brien and Murry Taylor i iat j a little k .'last Friday. Mr. O’Brien sued Taylor fur debt that Taylor made with him while he was a minor and Mur ry’s father tol 1 O’Brien that lie would not be respoqs’bla for same. The account was out of date. The case was put off to be tried by & jury next court, fiool.teti'a Arnica Salve, The Best in the world for" Out*, Bruises, Sonjjg Cjj| leers. Salt Rheum, Fev er, Tetter, icd Hands, Chilblains Corns, and al 1 n Erupt ons, and posi Vive y cures Tq ? or noyifV fstmired. It Is guarantee p give satisfaiRion or money rafuufto ji Price 25 cents per box. For sale by i J. Reid Sometime a |n our items we said that nothing^ pore disgusting than a woman an o,d pipe in her mouth cooking and we still stick to it. 1 one of our eorrespon dents has mat Hiark. I don’t know whether he M Eitas a slur at iny item or not fy ||d,lie did not see that a woman ivifl <}H3 in her mouth was any more djl Ethan a man praising up bar roorffl p. If tins item was intended fofil Prfiter better get his mother or hit p^he has one to put him to bed f* fie-the bottom of his feet with dr Kgiva him a dose of Pitta medi- BW>,>-g<>od- ale lj,a>-'.? n *• ’’l -UlL . , 0 C<msutn$!iin;i Positively Cured. Mr, R. ii. jJreeve, merchant, of Chil howie, Vanywi rtiflea thut he had consump¬ tion, wag giypu up to die, sought all med¬ ical treatm ni that money could procure, tried all cough remedies he could hear of but got no relief; spent many nights sit¬ ting up in a chair; was induced to try I)r King’s New Discovery, and was cured by use of two .bottles. For the past three years has been attending to business and says Dr. King’s N6w Discovery is the grandest remedy eyer made, as it has done so much for him and also for others in his community. I>r. King’s New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and Con¬ sumption. It don’t fdll. Trial bottles free at Dr. Ii, J. Iieid’s Drug Store. Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the post ofiiice at Crawford ville, first of this mouth uncalled for: Mr. Jessie Rolins. Miss Lily May Jones, Miss Sarah Jones, E. T. Jones, J. D. Mc Naughton, Richmond Peek, (col.) Mrs. Lizzie Peek, T. J. Robinson, S. M. Rhodes (dead letter) Rev. F. L. Simmons, C. S. C. Alex St- wari (col) Mr. JanettEllss (card) Mr. Richmond Peek. C. II. FARMER, P.M Persistent Coughs A oougfe which seems to hang On in spite of ail the remedies which you have applied certainly needs energetic ano sensible treatment. For twenty-five years that stand¬ ard preparation of cod-liver oil, wW* T emulsion haS proved its effcctivsncss , m , . COf ing the trying affections °t the throat and lungs, and this 1% ths reason why t the cod-liver oil, par | |\ P j\ / Lai* Slarbc 7^thes and |.J the irritation. Can ( t you think of any combi- this? nation SO effective as B , scgTT’S Hr. -.uion. Se.d-.th. mar. fish »e on ^*re wrappr , 5 ■* *.kI.$..oo, »! Jrugnsu. ^ 4 ^ E ’ Ch *** ^ Yo * COUNTY MATTERS. Correspondents' Reports of What Their Neighbors Talk tl»© Ifapppiiinun in Their Respective To* call ties. All the News. BERMUDA DOTS HY X. March came in like a lamb. Several from Bermuda are on the jury this week. Quite a small crowd at Sabbath school Sunday owing to bait weather. Mr. Childs, representative of the Ciiris taiu Index, was in ^owelton Saturday and Sunday. Mr. B. F. Wynne claims that be lias gone to plowing himself and making a great effort for a crop. Hon. W. T, Flynt, county school com missionei, was out in our district lust week visiting the different schools. Wo bad the pleasure this week of shak¬ ing the hand of many of our old friends from different sections of the county. Dr. 1. H. Killpatrick was able to fill hi 8 regular appointment at Poweltou Saturday and Sunday after several week's sickness. N'iss Clara Nelson is spending several days with her sister MhIk-I, and the fami¬ ly of Mr, J. N. Chagmaii, at Crawford vilie. Charlie Hill and sister, Della, and Miss Hattie Chapin,'iii, of Mildnijoji, were In our neighborhood Saturday night and Sunday. H {/LENA DOTS. BY I. N. C. Mr. tVill Calaway is quite sick. The farmers have commenced preparing their corn ground. j Mr. Martin , Landrum lias moved ids blacksmith shop. Tliere is a good deal of sickness in uml around this place. Julius Bentley, of Centerville, was in this place Friday last on business. Mr. Ran Btrozier, of this place, has beon quite sick but is some better. #,’» Mivliau Btrozier is going to open up a .a -..a -ugahqpiutM jrimn Guy have been quite sick hut is some better. Misses Sallie Fanning and Mary Btrozier of this place is visiting Mrs. Homer Btrozier, Mr. J. V. Iftanett, of Burnett, was in this place with his patent mop Wednes¬ day night. Miss Annie Short, of Oglethorpe coun¬ ty, is tiie guest of Mrs. S. A. Caldwell this week. Mr. George Hess, of Oglethorpe, was in this place Monday last trading horses witli S. A. Caldwell. Frofesor J. R. L. Evans has a nourish¬ ing school in this piace. He lias about thirty odd pupils. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Boatwright and Johnnie speflt Saturday night witli Mr. and Mrs. Drozier Nash. Miss Annie Short lias returned to her lion, in Oglethorpe. Wc are sorry to give her up she is a sweet girl. Mr. F. M. Akins and liis mother. Mrs. Fannie Boatwright, of this glace, spent a day witli Mr. John Griffith and his sis¬ ter Miss Nettie last week. Mr. Tap. Short and Miss Woodie Nor¬ man, of this place, spent the day with Miss Ella Short, of Tyrone Sunday. Miss Ella lias a good school in Tyrone neigh¬ borhood. Mr. Gus Harper, of this place, happen¬ ed to bad luck last Saturday night. Ilis mule runaway and broke his buggy and skinned his head. He was on his way to see liis best girl. That was had for poor Gus. Mr. Sim Parker Calav. ay, the drummer, was tiie guest of Mr. S. A. Caldwell’s family last Thursday night. He is selling tobacco and patent mops. He says lie will be in (J aw&irdville soon as his best girl lives tlier*. ____ Hon to Look Good. Good looks are really &rrr& than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the liver be inactive, you have a billions look. if your stomach be disordered, you have a Lu-Itli ' ’ und you will sur-ly hate )o( kt ; --£ ,.; le( . tr j ( . Bitters” is a good Alter ^ To Ar? , ,y on the stomach. mmz* llv( “ rand „ un'fd Don’t Segl.ct Tonr Liver. Liver troubles quickly result in serion. of Browns’ Iron Bitters taken non- and th-n w ;jj rtfrc . Jt permanently. foll'cv Strength and vitahty will always it* ^ use. Ir °“ ^ ^ ^ In Advance- NO. 2. Royal makes the food pure, -wholesome and deUcJoue* s 55 m POWDER Pure Absolutely IKIYAL BAKlNQ POV/DER CO., NSW YORK. Our Coutt House Soliloquizes. 1 have seen many winters ail! summers. Wax and wane, for my age is Threescore years and ten. * Now my l.ocks are gray, my body filled with Pains, mi l I am hastening to the grave. Several years ago an earthquake shook My sides, Me; and iron rods were put do Through Septuagenarian but that good. won’t It would a any help Take a A real fountain of youth to Me. good many important events Have taken place during my life; let me See—yes: I remember when the last Seminole war occured. Osceola dld’nt Want to be removed but fate was against Ills tribe and it had to go. About ten Years after that Hie Mexican war came Along. Uncle Sam got mad with the Greasers, and Scott and Taylor fought ’Em to a standstill. While after that Uncle Sam’s boys go* to quarreling About the slaves, and a tremendous Fight followed. The blue hoys had Their way, hut I’ll tell you,the Dixie Crowd made a bully light. Since then We’ve had peace, but there have been Humori of war a number of times, T Thought we would haye trouble in 1870 About ihut Hayes and TMden affair. lu 1884, we elected a democratic President and 1 yelled myself hoarse. We elected Cleveland again in 1892, but 1 g^t sick of him before long. Now Spain has her back up, and 1 sometimes Feel some of my old war spirit, and Sometimes 1 feel the need of an Allcock’s porous plaster for my old Buck: The Taliaferro Soldpnno. court house * iounty was toii.it fin if m. v-WruvJ (foods for ,5c. at Miller & Johnson ALL WOMEN Should know that the “Old Tlmo” Romcdy, » t mm I $ I Tstho best for Female Troubles. Corrects all Irregularities In Fomale Organs. Should he taken for Change of Life and before Child-Birth. Planters “Old Time” Remedies have stood the test for twenty years. Mado only by Now Rpennor ModlclneCo., Chat¬ tanooga, Tennessee. Paul <>. Lucas Crn.wfordv 1 "'* Ga. I KING’S % ROYAL } GERMETUER This pleasant and perfect remedy, to delig’Mful to Sake, so refreshing and exhilarating, stands in. highest favor wa n -who know it best, as the great¬ est of all medical remedies for both sexes., of all ages and in all condition*. SHAT IT WILL DO FOR YOU. 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