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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1898)
H «it ESaESSB s I to.-rjFi 61i@n prom the Dtmcrrctt'Meisagc, Ml Sterling, III, When Richmond had fallen and the commanders had met b-neath the historic apple true at Appomattox, the 83d 1 enn eylvaitia Volunteer*, prematurely aged, clad in utters and rags, broken in body but dauntless spirit, swung into line for the »vruy to begin life s tray an the dread oMhe south . , rn and shell, miasma wearisome swamp, sleepless nights and l ad depleted their ranks until only a f d remained. Among the numb^ Asa !1 ’mb tnsoti cairn ,irt " Sterling, Ills.; that he had led at -he tin call r.rmr four years previous. He went way in the first flush of vigorous manhood; he came back a ghost of the s«lf that answered to >>., ’-fit Lincoln’s call for** jrjO.OOO more.’ yyijj, ]ns return to the old homestead tl-.eie came to him the knowledge that war with him was only begun; that he must firot the battle tvifli disease to the end of his . that the glare of a southern sun and «l,e polling fire of n southern soldiery were nmi.jn;/ compared to the on-inught of an ....... . (Ini fought under cover and dhire n|. .1 all the rules of civilized warfare, s : h i i eutnatisin fastened its fangs upon and j u | aeiiuting him for mannul labor him ar’an inueli of the lime, physically passed 1 infant. The years f, • mflerings, with increasing age, ,, , jr-emed rather than diminished. He .,n fortune for doctor’s mcdielne. fin:yir.? tor even temporary relief, but it did not come. alert, , . of . fifty- ... To-Urv he n an native man five veaif. Him rheumatic pains have de¬ parted lea and while there are traces of hi* s of sallerinir in his fa.-e he walks with o......I- nrin-.; und springy step of a healthy ** tile voiinc llnnncrul-!Ur.'. man. reporter he talked To 3 nge i*a freely in—oil about his eoi' efil... Mr Hot.iitson mutt Of more average education and 0 S 1 . fi \j JL i B ? fm '<?• CURECOHSTIMTlOn ml 25 * 50* !HP r . DRUGGISTS ALL k [GAT linmr u fT!«n/I wmppp, to cure ;\:>y case of cniixfinnfion. Cnsenrota nr« tho Idrnl fllU'VliU l ii/J I U U 11 i\fill 1 uui/ in,., |)#«r*.»r ktripc.Lnt rnus ,k i'i,uy unturairc^uitA. suit tionl.Iot free. Ail. vn ?:uv; !; a:i. l>V ro.. 4 ‘hirn 3 »« MrHtrcMl. ( bii., or Now York. ALL ROADS ARF. ALiS s .E TO A ARCH. Perfection is too result of our long experience. * & ' i j r ■ ty . ."ii I I. • Y<,r ii * y MONARCH AND HKCE BICYCLES are the product cf mechanical Ingenuity. $40.00 $50.00 $60.00 Monarch Chasr^ess SSD 0.00 Send for 1890 Catalogue. Agents wanted in open territory. MONARCH CYCLE MFC. CO., Lnko, Hoisted end Fulton Streets, Chicago. Br.incltos Mew York. London and Hamburg. Sand ten ?-cent Btnmi'S f ir ' I'n k cf r- nnerev Pluyins Cords Illustrating Lillian Run ell. Ten Cooper,Lt :; 1C >ir con and Walter done*. B I CD i ^ rrt*. - n j U u f N O' I iU I ® ® @ ® ® Use “Southern Home Paint.” Guaranteed the best Paint made- No adultera¬ tion. !t is strictly pure and will cover more surface than anv adulterated goods............. Made in JK) Beautiful Colors! F. J.Oooledg;© & Bro. Paint and Varnish Makers, S J a,vreirLrLeli ^tlstntsu t I . i - V ss. 1 51 v ' 1 , OTa vkarr.-.k bed. C -ns. m r-\. .y ■* .-A-.- , — Ylf f n r.B.d W. I'- :.i»'s Cv. aa-.X ' ■ I-.'::-.' Ot: ' H.-J ¥ Af7 1 * v i; fMP. IV? ^ v a«xid T:rcc:k . >' : l . . • : 1 ft' J plate' rf S(ttct.r."~ v*str. mt A ti.suiiftitlv cmcossoi c . . 11. r» kk i . ' ICSUOIi. vic:i*3 siB.rs r.t xrv: ^HS’-'ICKSSC:.. •rw— F w—- -r f--—— •;5-, vj (; t* 'G TiH C* uDtjt.u/ • .nib, - *.*■ o . . ; AtTHOHITT, If 9 VS-. : t r r ;o;;o.ua c « lt i •.arm 1 . A <«rot ■ i ■ _ : r- . '.i-our.d' ics: rid of i to re anti 10 # mo<h?i« i n* ?nc* or . JCX s IL LTS7RATED KCX72LT K + CI HNS J 5 Fifty Onli per year bat if L u »Uf rrim n I)il* l v* iih tu a»ccrtt ntamp* ’■ e r-.+x&n se n.U tusYte U? ron re^y)hr)y »U DsO&Uu lot m&l. \>n»»lonc<w %I«K l»l HI KiM-hMtcr. N. \. was wrought by Dr. Williams’rink Pills for HB J a p-eat sufferer from sciatic rben matjsrrl almost from the time of my discharge almost f ro „, t he army. At times I was bent and got around .seemed with only the greatest difficulty. Koth:ng to give rue per e ur es effected by Dr. 'Williams’ Pink I'ills for j j People, ' ,j and I made up my than mind to try , lia not takel , more a half a |, (jJ w lion 1 noticed an improvement in my condition. tobeUer^nl dition than at any time since the close of my j^Led ■, Hinee then I have never been with rheumatism. Hr. Williami.’ pjofc piils for Pale People is the only remedy that ever did me any good, and to them 1 owe my restoration to health. Asa S. Robisson. „ Siib.eeribed anil sworn to before me this the mb day of July. A. >>., 1697 Medical Jolts < 1. evidence <• l Si.V.^ is Juettre added of in the the C™*- foiluW* lug physician’s certificate : This is to ceriily that I have this dny ex aujined Asa Robinson and hud him enjoying o healthy physical condition and free from rheumatism. A.M.,M. T I). Hl.sitY M. CnwKN, Subscribed and sworn to before me this lOtb day of July, 1697. i- b. VANDWVI.NTF.B, ( nunty Jut. f/c, Brown County, til,. .All the elements -leecssary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves are contained, in a condensed form, in f)r. Williams’ Fink Fills for Pale People. They are an un foiling specific for such dis eases on loeomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica neuralgia, . rheuaa- of ti**n, uervnuH headjiche, the after effect la phppc, palpitattosr of he heart, pale and sal low complexions, all forms of weaki.es* either in male or female. I>r. A\ llltams I’ink Fills ..re sold by ml dealers, or will be - p OF LOCAL INTEREST. Brightest Items from Near Neighbors, IN SMALL NOTIS. __ I the Credit of ... the Excellent « «*iU , To , j f rom xyhicli We tM * * i ...... ho Clnma J nc furled home “ ‘ f tUTlf*l’S * planted cotton 4. _ O. 0 \er ■■ -o- “ thick . Candidates and fast in are trie fttmounj a-.ljOllf Ug Ug counties. /ri ,• „ All who , , Bat e , I • t i a , u, « V . tho VflluC Of Dr. J tenOLOr r> .n , > ■ .■ - «*• * (Irossin"' ' for WOU ids ’ • 1 be Without , Jt. - t ! and Will not. —Cut worms are playbg Spaniard with the garden C 1 W>)S. __Sparta Ishraaelite. —A Spuria Sunday school hid a picnic last Saturday. cold for spring chickens. Soy, W aithclol, ■; I* at - i * >> ; • was cured <n gl&y h j.tr toy dfiii Renewer. ^ Mr P S. Hill, of M^con. ration will deliver thememoi b*. at Warrenton on April . Grejaes- v I —The merchants of boro will close general up Monday and all have a picnic. , ■ When threatened with Cijoh i a morbus a dose or two will of hi Tichenor’s Antiseptic sa ;o you time and suffering. —The negro caught in F Soria ‘ proved not to be the negrf T:: lor Finney, wanted in of)g thorpe. —Frank White gave to Sparta Ishmaelite the lirst rb .strawberry of that section A.' U day of last week. Profit by your friends' ex - rieuce Antiseptic and when try Dr. Ticljtemf geit h 11 s you and you will never regret it. — The docket for Oghd hoi jA Superior court, third v eek in April, is very short and no cases of inucii importance. Add water and suga ' Ticiienor’s Antiseptic ) tract the colic from yc Very pleasant, perfect ’ i less and absolutely Costs 50 cents. —Clarence Hr< sou, has gone m. x „ • ^ \la., as stenog-isnui Southern Bell Tele r” p? tart Don’t you go home 1 ! 9R1 Gut u bottle of Dr. Tichen -saiAni septic to use in ease off 9 q f kleit or sudden sickness. Bt; M , ‘ 11 m''e a good medicine and r, ( a need and have /M ‘ s 'le'r to it not irr w —Mr. John F. Holden, Crawi'ordville was here Tuesdj* ! vi. He is organizing a bank for t IF place.—Washington Reporter it When you stick a nail in yl.pr foot apply Dr. Tichenor’s At re septic, and see how good it v' feel and how quickly it will get well, if you want to prevent suffering don’t forget this. i —Mr. J. S. Barnwell of tihe large buggy and wagon firm 'of Barnwell vk Vickers, went ojver to Crawi'ordville Monday ad a ousiness trip.—Washiigton Chronicle. Arnica f The Best Salvo in the world fdr Cut*, Fii-nAan, Sores, doers, Suit R! eiAn, Fcv or. Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all.Sidu Erupt ons, 8 po3! tive y cures Bites or give tto'pay h'ouijred. It is guaranteed to satisftujfeon or money refunded.® Price 25 cents tier box. Ft>r sale by Pr. R. J. ReiA —The bank of Crawforciville. with a capital of ^25,000 wiu or ganized in that place on Satur¬ day. Mr. John F. Holden president, Mr. J. A. Keuddck. of Sharon, vice president, kind Mr. M. F. Griffith, cashier. The new bank starts out under very favorable auspices and its suc¬ cess is assured. — Washington Chronicle. rwc»: n;«: itcxj as rus*. t Byrapt.'tn*—M« isiuru. iic’.ia® v.i;l St in ::d t> o at '.i'i ft-ut: vcorte by -cvatchin i If sia»\vefl : ••outinso turn ore orm, tvu.c.'t often biere. ulcerate, be . omiag very sore. Swayne’s Dkitmelit tbo ib-hing usd bleeding, he..i« ul censliOB, end in moss cases removes the utnors. At draggist. or Soui by FLililolrliia. maS*‘.fcp 50 Dr. Stvtvne & The so called soliUera ho,„o in Atlanta was not sold this week - AS OXpOOtt'U. 1 HO Dff.lC .lterb OI tile Confederacj ~ , J ......... axe , trying to „ , Xt. O :v Vain.able to Women. Especially valuable to women is Browns’ Iron Bitter*. Backache vanishes, headache disappears, strength takes the place ot weakness, and the glow of health readily c.-rful ivines rtse.h to the pallid tak.it. cheek For when sickly this children won ir c.-overv-.>rk..i men s: has noetjaai. X: home should Iv with or. t this fernoBS remedy. iron x. liters is field by all dtaieit. American Weed PiTers. Mr. Editor-— When a man attempts t> correct the wrongs of his neighbor he is sometimes called a -‘weed puller.” We now have on hand a case of National weed pulling. I would not induce anyone to tlilnk slightly of Spanish cruelties in Cuba but the American, the anli-prohibi tio un „ natj , n "> is hvDocrit’callv njpocm.caiij struttimr strutting through the deadly hemlock of religions, moral, financial, political, physical and »« » m weeds around Spain’s door. Spain i» butchering i u ■ her 1 rebeiious , subjects to bung • them to submission while her gimitess young sister, America, is butchering her peaceful subjects * for tax money. Inlay mg , her side-walks . ,. with ... blood-stained ,, , , . , Belgium blocks. The municipal block ^ sh(J k building the town. ‘ hut she tears down , jho ,, count} to , do . u. When she impoverishes y the county she stops the growth of thetowu, She.strains and ruins 1 lie back-bone to polish and decorate, the arms, but when the back is broken the arms are useless. She’s like a nigger that eats bis seed ’taters instead of bedding them. But some say Spain is butchering by brutal force. The American Ifquor traffic don’t force any man to destruction. Then the difference is in crime by persuasion. Suppose brother anti, you meet a man fiat’s lost his mind and he is willing yea even ai,iio,,sto vwyou to kill him. you lli,i ayt force il u P° n Uim - Uo ^ <)U sliiud bcforc ' lI)y court huma “ or l ‘ U g^ pose x trade nhorse that will QCt on(y refUbU t0 work but wili ruu away doubtless break your neck. Am 1 clear of swindling? In vain we attempt to wash our hands in the pool of financial political iustification tor they still run red with the blood of murdered Fro, 2A yi—Solomon says, Look not upon tho wine when it is rid. The antis tell us that if it is not fermented it’s not wine. Buck I admit is Webster sdefini tion but Webster the best human uuthori ty don’t clearly define btbie words, ihe Bible culls ail kind of food meat. John’s , sv.o.vt was locust and wild honey. But I professed to prove that grape juice, whether fermented or unlennenled, is in scriptures called wine. Look not upon the wine when it is red. It is red when it ferments. It is less red when it comes fresh front the grape. This fresh wine or grape juiee was doubtless tlie kind Paul told Timothy to substitute for water? He could not have told him to drink fiery in place of of water, because it would created a thirst J. T.-AGREE. i Discovered by a Woman. ££££ “* ’ - severest tests, but , her vital , orftins were Undermined and deatli seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discover¬ ed a way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much relieved on tailing first dose, that she slept all night: and with two bottles, has been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus writes W. C. Ilam tiiek & L’o., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot¬ tles free at Dr. If. .1. 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The sufferer becomes J distracted, enduring .. i - rest that is always seeing to do, yet accomplishes nothing. Dr. Miles’ Kestorative Nervine the nerves to quietness by strength and new vigor to the diseased and weakened nerve of the brain, ’ supplies LL the nerves healthy tissue to • the so necessary normal condition and creates in the blood the healthy red corpuscles filled with pure oxygen that send life, ener¬ gy and vigor throughout the body; stimulating the brain to its old time action of youth and health. Mrs. Wm. A. Thompson of Colum¬ bus, Wis., says of I)r. Miles’ Nervine: “For many years I suffered from ner¬ vousness that frequently culminated in prostration. I could not concen¬ trate my thoughts and was unable to confine my mind to one line of thought or my efforts to one occupation. For SSlt™,. r r »«*» «* ^ ,“ r During these 1 years there was not one night that I slept more than one hour at a time, I was that nervous. My stomach was very weak and I had frequent severe headaches. We spent hundreds and hundreds of dollars with doctors and medicines. Was taken to Chicago and treated by two prominent physicians without benefit; I became discouraged weak and almost distracted. As a last resort, as it seemed, I commenced us- Dr. ^SZS-St. o Y Restores Health. H V. sW vt F - 5HTEEPEISE STOV^*^ /L-33E& \r-“ f.S DMUf CVCff CSC 3 201,11 EMBRY sa t:sfa OKE or/oiv. atve.va They c.re made of Southern Iroii by Southern ’Workmen, •who are sustained t»y the products of Sotithcm Farmers, They last longer and make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth. T Ire hacks guaranteed for 15 years. . if your Dealer dees not handle them, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. f A | i : w -Af ■ IlC 1 | & m v r r NASHVILLE, TENN. K.WJFACTVP.ES3 Of COOKING AND HEATING. STOVES, ManteU and Grates, EoIIowwars, Tinware, Etc. DEALERS M China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, WOODEN AND W1LLOWWARE. 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Mrs. Kathrine Puerner of Jefferson, Wis., writes of nervous dyspepsia. “I was troubled with nervous dyspepsia for over twenty years. I would have weak, hungry, faint spells, yet no ap¬ petite and could not retain the food I forced myself to eat. These attacks always brought on nervous prostration and I had no rest night or day. I tried many physicians and remedies without relief until I used Dr. Miles’ Nervine. It is the only thing that helped me.” Dr. Miles’ Remedies are sold by all druggists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money refunded. Book on the heart and nerves sent free to all applicants by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
