The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, April 22, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textmnp iuu AlllUuAiu*yuiuvvuAi. inrnrATk' lOTP-fRiT -- — - rtiumomny muday Mosmxc »i CLEM. G. MOORE. Official . . O.taD . Taliaferro _ .. - n CRAWFOUDVII.LE, Al*K. 22, 1803. Stewart county wen try I I >y about 100 majority last WCne, __ Georgia's ,„ato o, State troops is ,,perns, to lie U» .0 If. sent to Clio.t. ten. • uttson as ....... ...... “ yshe go ""1, til,t boys. About 70.000 volunteers will be called for soon to put in force the late resolutions of Congress. They will also want 80,000 of militia. All the state companies are call mg for recrui ts. The soil of Cuba is 17 feet deep, no fertilizer is used, Her annual sugar crop is worth $15,000,000. Tobaccb $0,000,000. Anything llmt grows under the tropical sun can bo grown in Cuba. Tuesday the Mouth will honor its soldier dead, by decorating their graves with beautiful fhAv ers. On account, of the unveil ing of lli<‘ momVinont ij liero on the 80th the memorial services will bu Imd here on the latter date. Mr. Hardy CaldwclL of Siloain, has a hog that has sevtm feet. The three extra feet u're well formed, and grow two* on throe of its legs The foot on its fourth leg nl Jo came near be¬ ing double, it having live divi¬ sions. Thu hog’ is thrifty, and bids fair to make a large poker. —Greenesboro HeraUl-Journal. > Mrs. A. luveen, residing ad 7L’0 Heavy St., Alton, III., suf¬ fered wHU sciatic rheumatism for ov(*r eight months. She doctored for it nearly tho whole of this time, usin 0 various reme¬ dies recommended by friends, and was treated by the physi eiktrs. but received no relict. She then used one and n half bottles of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, which effected a complete cure. This is published at her request, as she wants others simiarlv uffiieiod to' know what cured her. 'l'lie L'5 and 50 cents sizes for sale by Dr. K. J. Keid. The following twoitems from the Washington Reporter show two important facts that should be studied by our home mer¬ chants. The first says: ‘-There was a delegation from Taliaferro near Crawfordville in Washing¬ ton last week." Why are these people going to Washingtom to trade? The other item throws outlie light; “A good many Washington merchants a r e reachinr’oul after more trade. Several have placed advertise monts in the Crawfordville Dein ocrat.” 3 - «. the tlood loses its red grows thin and a anemia, there is njt ice-mg of exhaus t '.icKoi energy—vitality spirits depressed. Lfliulsiofl :l.' Z£-T~ 72. Tdki TA3 - Oil with Hvdto . -y t.imc and Seda ♦‘1 “-'-E£T* . l0C <°f rCC . ‘ the cod-Uver enters ' u the Ti blood direct . , js its exert corpusde, the natural color and f ‘ > v/iity to the whole . I*he hypophosohites and * the brain nerve -viacJ their strength- efftC i r cs l I hiVC nt IC f left L y? ur chi V i ^ou arc growing . thi . ixuausu e irom oyer 1 to ^--c S ,C i FS Emu. . SlOi S'CTT? Fe-U»L>n ; *>o-. id- f ' .< Th« MoSt Mvorab,e SeM0B t 0 cure catarrh is in the spring-, During the winter the patient is li (rely to take fresh cold and a set-back. But if treatment is begun in the spring and coptin uedinto the summer, noting need be feared for the succeed ing winter. Of course, it all de pends on the medicine. There • .,rp fl .rrpat ‘ manv citarrh mec jj. , f , partly Pe-ru-na cures more s,o»,ybu, a,so store perotaneoUy ■ eatarrlt more quicbp ^ than ut any othcuseason. Wil u,, r „ Tt ,e U -,. ri Concord, N. IT., writes Dr. Hartman as follows: “When I began taking your medicines four years ago! was suffering with chronic catarrh! I had taken nearly two dozen bottles of so-called catarrh cure without much re¬ lief. Pe-ru-na cured the night sweats and dizziness; it cured the cough I have had front my cradle; I can say it saved ray life.” Dr. Hartman has published in book form a series of lectures on various phases of chronic catarrh which he calls “Winter Catarrh. ’’ This book will be sent free to any address by The Po-ru.na Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. The Public School Books. Progress is tlte watchword. The nation that shuts its ports to modern advancement puts her¬ self at a disadvantage. Witness Japan and China. This is a restless moving ago. Many things that were new only a few years ago, nay even a few months j ast are crowded out for something better, and later. The farmer that does not replace his old farming implements by those of modern make, gets behind and works to a disadvantage. The teacher who ridicules and re¬ fuses to adopt anything that is now w dl soon lind himself with¬ out a school. The county that hesitates to adopt books for the public schools, that are up with the tiinfk will find herself behind her uio a progressive neighbor. \V« are now as a county er titled to a change of school books. Five years ago t&ore was i change made in the Histo¬ ries and perhaps the Geogra¬ phies. We are now using the same Readers and Grammars that were in use here when Prof. Boggs taught, say 15 years ago. h may be longer. Now even ware we to admit that the Readers thru were as good as tluA’ are no\v, is it not reasonable to suppose that all the pupils would be benefited by having new raiding matter. Tho children have had nothing new. The same old stories. Tin* mind of teacher and pupil say nothing of the parents who try to help , , their , . children, , , would ,, bo refreshed by something new. A change at least. But this is not tho pi 1UUpal mason toi ‘ l changer ill many respects. Let our Board of Education examine for themselves some of the new Readers, and note due arrangement throughout, the lesson, the Roman characters. the script, pictures of familiar VuTtUci^ t'o'thechiUl in°obtainicg a ready nse oi the hand m wit in ^ l \' u l \\ iu V 1 ’hms i > ie ics,i . o siii e. in \\ Sm-r to-&,er tuS Wo have a much belter spell inj? book offered us than the iuv.se; and our elementary gram niar is not giving satisfaction. From the standpoint of ■ rs 1 Aviito. L ■»- us hoar from other teachers. .. Oar Board oi Education has this matter in hand of saying what is best for our schools, Xo; now onlv . but for 5 years to come. Thev ought to grve the :, ooks uow in pse and those of t - or0(4 for examination, a faithful comparison one with another, .‘pjk . the most careful involving study. - is a grave su.'cessful m:\tter teach ^"Ld , , the welfare of the chil ren of Taliaferro. As educated ,H*n. capable of judging, let -toui not treat this matter light . They ought, of course to hun the or necessary expen ditures of the public money, there at -arc time ^member that av be such a thing as economy. TSkCHER. We are a great many rfolc who want to go to war and iere are'others—who do no*. (t is said fljat there are voluatA: 1,0 »,< t of Americans ready to The war resolution nas 1 en signed by the President and he * ent his ultimatum to *p.m giving that country until baur day noon to evacuate Cuba, he Spanish Minister left Washag Mloiator W«* ford will remain in Spain until West antf armies 'of troops hoe beea ordered to Tampa, FI It t» DOW thought that war '• Ibe Sunday unless Spain iu some way. The Officers of the Spanish navy have taken a vow to never return to their native land unless they v -e victorious. I Told You Ha, T Tiiat the anti prohibition excuse n< lory would start in a few days. They f_’\. if you inalie it a State law they will vee for if. That's what It's* for my brotlijt It ia a stepping stone to the anti bar^pom thelenuse bill. We. lacked 14 votes in o I.msr , in the .seimte. !, If we can °° m gut ; u <hJK fe\^Borc _ , y wmntien dry w*stand a bolter get the legislature to pass the hill tpPvill Kwecp the state. When Taliaferro pouuty was drv from the election of 1885 ve had liquor in Greenesboro and Washington, rcmalnu. Taliaferro and Wilkes counties stand ns cess pools of moral and ihianunl slouch counties. ia the midst of the surroundih|^Jry L Many may be-cut o!T failing to rogi elec-ion ,cr. you vote at this or any other Ellis register ’ year you must this year. J. T. ACKFrA Harlequin ling. , Question - .—P lease find enclosed some bugs, thing which that they are eating find. up There every gixjen can wera a few on my cabbages last fall, and now there are thousands of them on my turnip greens and they are sucking And killing the salad. If we don’t get ria of them we cannot have any vegetables this year in our neighborhood. dcstrudflve- Then 1 is great complaint of their ness from all sides. Answer.—T he bug Font is tho much dreaded “Harlequin Bug,” the wijirst known insect enemy of cruciferous plants. They live through the witter hidden under leaves or trash of any kind. All rubbish, under which the bugs can take refuge during the winter, should be carefully burned, pud infected fields or gardens should hare clean cul¬ ture. These bugs are very difficult to deal with, us they canuo 1 by »nv f> the fefSSi TV hen the are ysre iM insect powder in decoction, or will often prove effectual, Hand picking is often resorted to, throwing tho bugs as picked into pans or cups containing kerosene. Cabbage growers plant? mustard between the row's of cab¬ bages, The bugs prefer the mustard and it*detracts them destroyed in largo with numbers. They can then bo pure kerosene. IvsAher than let them live and multiply, if nothing else can be done, apply kerosene. This will, of course, ruin tho turnip salad, but better that than to allow them to continue their ravages.—State Agricultural De part men t T. B. Rice, a prominent drugguist of Greenesboro, Ga., writes as follows: ‘ I have handled Dr. Piits’ Carminative years, and have never known of a single- insUtueo where it failed to give per- it feet satisfaction. Parties who once use always make permanent customers. Wc (,. lrln j w tives, soothing syrups and colic drops combined.” For teelhiug children it has no equal, For sale at Alliance Store. “ Hens Laying Soft or Thin Shelled E**s. Question.— Some of my hens are lay ing eggs with soft or very thin S ~ rit *» j 'Y ira f ^ i8 any remody for this. ' Answer.—P erhaps the trouble is iliat our j lens are j u too fine condition, H™, wMcU.™ too,.,, eggS ' Try shorter rations and a 4ttle Epsom salts every other day. This may bo given in the drinking water. .Let Sz ALL WOMEN A know that‘the • '3U Tlruo” Kcmedjr, K ^ 1 i 8 mu Tsth? b?st L'r F-ate-leTretUes. Ccrrbcts all lrreauIantieslnFoinsleOnrans. be taken jor Ctae9 •» Lite and :ore c Flsatcrs "Oid Tioe" E.-nwiics have steed the test for twenty years. y en’.v by New e-r Kodledne Cs.. .^v. Paul G- Lucas Cmwfordv :, V G&« fan. gB f§ ES 8 ta» ggg It id true wisdom for every body td take a thorough course of Swift’s Specific just at this season and impoverished, and the system it “ °^ be e. — 0 thorough* cleau.in g the Mood, and tuning up the system so as to avoid loss of apatite and a eral run-down feelmg in t he spring, S. S. S. so strengthens a builds up as to fortify against the many forms of dangerous illness that abound during the hot sum mer season, It is a very small matter to take this precaution but it insures health and strength all gammer. Swift’s Specific So S. S /The Blood is far ahead of all other remedies for this purpose. It is a real blood remedy which * promptly the blood and , thoroughly , , Purifies renovates the entire system, tones and strengthens the stomach, and renews the appetite. It is the only safe tonic, being purely vege¬ table, and the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no arsenic, sulphur, mercury, potash or other mineral substance, which is of so much importance to all who know the injurious effects of these drugs. Naturo should he assisted by na¬ ture’s remedy, S. S. S. Take S. S. S. and be well all summer. M mm • -V % m \w?m A IT* W&ffl m m m «Lc!|s !k 5 S ib® m L& 41 m $ 31 . 50 . a Acme 5 ’ Bicycles ’98 Models. High Grade. SAME GRADE AS AGENTS SELL FOR $75.00. We Have no Agents but Sell Direct to the Rider at Alamifactorcr’s Prices, Saving You at! Agent’s Profits. Best materials, Super!, finish. Eipht elegant models. We ship anywhere with privilege of examination, pay express charges both ways and refund your money if not as represented. guaranteed against Every ■'Acme" is full’/ well Defective Work¬ all Accidents as as manship. Send for catalogue. , ACME CYCLE CO •8 102 Main St., - • Elkhart, Ir.d. FRICK- COMPANY ECLIPSE ENGINES / ■/ Hollers. Saiv Sills Cotton (iiiis, ('oftoil Presses. GraurSeparators, ^ Chisel Tooth and Solid Saws.- Saw Twth . Inspirators, Injectors. Engine Repairs and a full Hub of Brass Gomt-. fca-Send for Catalogue and Pii a--. ayery & mcmillan Southern Managers. Nos. 51 * So S. Forsyth St., ATLANTA, GA. Builders Oi Crawfordville And vicinity, will consult their interest by wrrting to Standard Maimiactnriag Go M AUGUSTA. GA., For Prices on SASH. DOORS. BLINDS, SHINGLES. HUM BER. LATH or anything is YELLOW PINE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED EXPERT LABGB combincdwith 41 ABTsSTie &mms AND ? EXPERIENCE ViU’ TBASNED FUODUCE fie Cai &■ <>❖$> THE RESULT OF VfeARS CF FAIR, HONEST DEALING HAS PLACED uimm i CHICAGO AT THS PINACLE OF THE PROFESSION. THE MYSTERIOUS SECRET OF THEIR SUCCES3 High Quality— -L©w Price GUAFSANTEEO SATiSFACtlON TO TEST THEIR ABILITY TO GIVE YOU ALL THIS. CALL ON G. G. MOORE, Agent at Crawfordville. ¥¥ n 9 3 II 5 ••m rillII Etc., Etc. Barnwell & Yiekers. We have the largest stock of this line of Goods on hand ever before brought to this section ot the country. Wo buy entirely in Car-load lots and get the advantage in freights and car-load prices, And we can save you money by buying; of us. We also carry a large Stock of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c In fact you can get anything you want in the leather line, WE SELL ON TIME to good par¬ ties at Cash prices, 8 percent, in notes, payable No¬ vember 1st. Barnwell & Vickers, Washington, Ga. TYPEWRITERS! Be progressive and Keep up with the age. Typewriters are now a necessity in every iiuo of liusiness. t>y pawF jj aratai& i QtlakS Frantlin^ 1 5 .00 up. Williams Cal? Remingtons, Srnitk-Premiers, New ilc-asmores, graphs, and all STANDARD MAKES. At Astonishing Prices. Largest Exclusive Typewriter House in tire South-; Best Equipped TYPEWRITER REPAIR PLANT in the South. SEE THE NEW FRANKLIN— The 875.00 Anti-Trust Machine. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Southern Typewriter Headquarters, 41£ Peactree St.. Atlanta, Ga. When You Need— Lumber, Laths, Lime, Shingles, Mouldings, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Cement, Plaster Paris, Plastering Hail-!Sewer Pipe for your well or ditches, Jars for your Lard, Jugs for your Syrup, etc., Belts, Hinges, and Screws for Your Doors or BIinds r Nails, I.ocks Coat or Hat Ilooks, Slic'f Brackets or anything else you may need in a COMPLETE HOUSE, Confer with tne. Washington Manufacturing Co •? WASHINGTON, GEGUGIA. They will give you right prices every time you call on them. AFRICAN; The Blood Wonderful Purifier..vi Cures absolutely Rheumatism, Scrofula, Syphilis, Ofd Sores, Constipation, Gout, and All Diseases caused by impure Blood .... TO STAY CURED......... Africana Has Never Failed In single instance out of the hundreds treated. Therefore, we oaer it a and willing to unaertase to the public with entire confidence, are infallible the most desperate case on which other so-called cures have failed. Africana is made altogether from herbs, is perfectly harmless and yet is the most powerful and surest remedy ever dis¬ covered for the above named diseases. Write for farther particulars, testimonials, etc. Africana Co.. 63tt Atlanta, S. BROAD Ga. ST, WILL PAPER i Dii you expect to do any paperBSgr -> wifi send von free a larsre : selection samples from S per roll up. date. all new \\E color; PAY KHI*‘f- r.nt tvjvelU- ^ ^ s up to ‘ .rent iIT i\ -2 £ k town to «cil oa e-.numisslon frea ,lar^e sample books No capital repute, 'U. For sanicies or parti Ears, address S. WOLF. 54T-753 Ninth Ave.. N. Y. City. . : ;7: r PROF. P. M. WHITMAN, 209 7th ■it., Augusta. Ga., g iVE § F3 gg <y£ JESTS for ai! defects of ejebt, ryrintis tiic j>rc*>i*r as es and WAR them. Lenses cut into •- :re tvliHe vou wait. OX* wftAtoVw,*-*! *-r : f vou ared q^.q.wtL.c ox