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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1898)
Deadly ^ Cancer (T* * u BN r“a| i I dr% ^ r*4r 1 f I V y » H Vl p> n Nlnt (live I In in I)e« spa,r—There is Hopei , Jf SSJ those S' unfortunate as to have this dreadful affliction have con eidered themselves beyond hope of recovery, The doctors are ab eolutely unable to afford any re¬ lief, and the poor sufferer might, well consider himself on the way to an early grave. why the It, is now easy to see doctors have failed to cure Cancer. Their theories have been all wrong, and hence their treatment mis¬ directed. They have made the mistake of thinking that by cut¬ ting out (lie sore or ulcer, known as Cancer, the disease would be gotten rid of, and the patient re¬ stored to health. But the cruel knife accomplishes nothing, for the Cancer promptly virulent returns,andis than before. always more It has been demonstrated, beyond doubt, that Caneer is a blood disease, and can not lie cured by the surgeon's knife because the blood can not be cut away. “Several years ago my wife, had an ulcer on her tongue, which, though an¬ noying, was not regarded seriously at first . It refused to heal and began to grow, giving her much pain. The doc¬ tors treated it for quite a while but THE ADVOCATE-DEMCCRAT gtffcUSHKD KVKKY FRIDAY MORNIMO M CLEM. G. MOORE. Official 0/gin Taliaferro Co CRAW FORD VILLE, NOV. 18, 1898. NOTICE -All Idgnl satisfactory advertisingniust ho paid in advance or arrange¬ ments made at beginning for the pay¬ ment of same. ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. The Columbia calendar for ]8<)!) is out and it is up f b-datc. It will bo mailed to any address for 10c. by the Pope Mfg. Co., Hartford, Conn. Some of those northwestern farmers who have lately ihbved to Willies county arenov selling corn in the ear at a good profit. The low price of cotton is not troubling them. Mr. Scab Smith has sold seventy-five dollars worth of pigs this year. He sold forty dollars’ worth in one lot a few days ago—Winteryille cor. Echo. oiauS “ best physicians in East 1 eiuies Swrir-" KJrTteT».“” J RWd ' ____ Somebody bomeooay has nas discovered uiscoveieu that lu “J a Bermuda onion eaten raw will clear the head of a cold. W here upon the editor of the New Orleans States, without violat inir ing any anv confidence, connucnct, he ut declares! «««- ' rises to remark that a Liermuda oniou eaten raw will clear out a whole meeting house or at disrupt a prayer-meeting.—Ex. There is more Catarrh in .his section of the country than all othei diseases put together, and until the last few years was sup posed to be incurable.. For a great many it' years doctors pro pouned a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by coi i.--Dimly Tailing to cure with local te.n meat pronounced it in eura.de Science has proven catarrh to be a oonslvtutumal uisea > v .and therefore con utional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney £ Co.. Toledo. 0 . nr const it utional cure > the i; ket. It is t 7Z ken interna! lv in i -os from 1 c ups to a if ul. I ireetlv on tlu :(1 Ul’Yfi of til* bu fa aud lonials- A < ai\ F. J. Chknly w T -71 nr.u were unable to do her any good, finally pronounced |t Cancer of a most ™ recommended but they did not , U id after a few bottles had been used a decided improvement was noticed, nnd continuing the remedy she was of the disease has returned, though ten years have elapsed, Sparta. Gn.” The cures made by f,7* S. 8. S. are jierma iVSvt.C A .La* bioPd rerned^'wh'ic^ rPm oLtinate '-CkL^diseases, SpS*, because blood it the ° n,y ° ne which acts on the correct principle the of forcing out the poison and ridding system of it forever. 8. 8. 8. never fails to cure the worst eases of Cancer, Scrofula, Catarrh, Eczema.Contagious ulcers, KloodPoison,Rheu¬ matism. old sores, etc., it mat tors not what other remedies have been used in vain. It is the only blood remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable and contains not a particle other minerals. of potash, mercury, arsenic or Valuable books on Cancer and Blood Diseases will be mailed free to any ad dress by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. We have no advice to offer the Georgia legislators. They will eo just what we expect them 10 do—draw their salaries, drink their beer, ride on free passes find add to the burden of taxa ; tion.—South Georgia Home. The Newell place near Mill edgeville has been selected for the state penitentiary, The farm will be laid out and work begun at once to build adequate houses for the present. The Best Piaster. A piece of ilannel dampened Balm with Chamberlain’s Pain and bound on to the affected parts is superior to any plaster. the When troubled with pain in chest or side, or a lame back, give it a trial. You are certain to be mor%! than pb*asud with the prompt relielf which it af¬ fords. Pain Balm is also cer¬ tain cure for rheumatism. F'or sale by Dr. Ii. J. Reid. The halidsome W. T, Jolu^ son hotel at Washington Which was to have been finished on the 15th, will be ready for guests now _ V01T soon. sio fbut r:r to t out again. ........^....... j (im j >1 oust'd to state that Sf ot B „ “ d Sn e S.’tSnStoiu’JSir! have been informed by scores of f th „ d results thev have i- e0 ©i V od from it. and know Ug valu0 from the use of it j„ my dwn hollso Hold. It is so pleas an t to take that we have to place the bottle beyond the reach the th „ cilUdren.^ ( ; llildren For sale by Dr. R. J. Heid. The portrait that Col Phil. Cook found inThe S.a.e Socreta. l > s ddlCO in At.anta protvd < be the picture of Mrs. Bethune, the aunt of Mr. A. Little at Crawford. She was Miss Cher G’ T Little. . • I .. •> and , !u\g . raising . Will be nx.-oiim most profitable lines • . . \ n this section in bile i , h u 1 •luture. * “ .. v ‘ . u . 1 v 1 • l>5 of Georgia the cotton . fS ’ * .tie -i-e ^ -rowing row n„ >m P In -nss am the bwuers are profiting by i raisimr May and cuttle. very able articles in the Planters Journal, r: . very wisely sts tu¬ * people of the t together aud v.» jntrol the price of cot ^ t AH r. p To those who are discourag 1 on accouot of damaged crop low prices aud the like we co> mend the following: Visually* of this nature should be borne y individual sufferers with res? nation and a determination to 9 losses of property by reneW^ exertion. Despondency is bu a hindrance and despair is 16 handmaiden of future suffering. Hope, the last stay of the unfJ’ tunate should sustain them uR'l brighter days shall dawn. The Daylight Special. Messrs. Tuggle & Hollir^s worth will run another speeiil train to Atlanta and return on Monday, Nov. 28, leaving' Au¬ gusta at 6 a. m. passing Citw fordvillo at 8:0n arriving in At¬ lanta at 11:30. The train vH.ll emain in Atlanta until the ne<t t iy, Nov. 29th, leaving there it ^ ' tiw btsi this is obbof arran? STgSKZJZ fir £ i seats 50c. extra. ____—. Th f Sunn 7 s " u th f l,ocid8aiy 110 , ami ? . s pap3r Panted in America. It is dean and pure, yet interesting and in struCtive, and should be in every Southoni home . It is arranging , L vinthr nf inf,,-. . .. ' ^ mg stories and sketches which . . will place it easily in the lead of all other similar papers. ““ “Vroup Sihit i, su t U a sure indi ca tionof the approach of the disease. If Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, of even after the croupV cough 1ms up peared. it will prevent the tack. Many mothers who have croupy children always this remedy at hand and find that it saves them much trouble aud worry. It can always be depended upon and IS pleasant . For sale bv 5 Dr R J Reid. p » -----* St wn widows and •;nd fl^flt Pio-hr , daughters of Revolutionary sol diersnrevet living. Ac Old i<Im. F.nr? cay «r ■.ztlKM the belief ®f eorf. real ph>s:muk> :a»p re blocl ie thi Muse of (be E-;.jcn *7 ear uisoest-s. T vtj,-- to Li Is fa? ' v&s a*ed *< a bisis fr r : .c s-ij ii.-'a of rpw hine-T. The a- vc .. - : ’ hv t.-'s V . n la J" r.n *» .’** £j* -J The Legislature has sent a committee to Tennesee to inves the seciet ballot SJStCril, with a view of adopting some of the kind in Georgia. - _ j $ I tS^m^ativa } ] } 2 LAMAR lean & RANKIN recommend DRUG tO.i Pitt*’ Car- I t roinative not too strongly. I must say, I 1 <—»»“».*>*• I earneitly ask all mother* „ who „ % f have sickly or delicate children just the J to try one bottle and see what J wwlt will be. Respectfully, J ? Mas. LIZZIE MURRAY, Jobnaon's Station, Ga, J j* pMs* CamslltaMvO 1 r im mold by mil Drmagftttm. i j ( PRICE, SB CENTS. § 9^ -Uttol **,-***•«<♦> T+Pt-UiPtl** For sale at ALLIANCE STORE, ^Mothers! T fort3 dangers hb discom- and of (7*3' \ ^___j a ^ child-birth can *• ,i be almost en .r/v {j tirely Wineof avoided./^, Cardui^J j| relieves pectant moth¬ ex¬ f = ers. It gives =. tonetothegen italorgans.and in puts them ‘ 1 condition to do their work 11 perfectly. That makes preg¬ nancy le9S painful, shortens labor and hastens recovery after dj child-birth. It helps children. a woman bear strong healthy has also brou ight happiness barren to thousands of homes for years. A few doses often brings joy to loving hearts that long for a darling baby. No it for woman this should neglect to try trouble. It cures nine cases out of ten. All druggists sell Wine of Cardui. #i.oo per bottloi Pot idrlee la case* requiring’ special directions, address, flvinp Department,' symptoms, the "Ladles' Advisory The Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chatta¬ nooga. Tenn. Mrs. LOUISA HALS. of Jeflbrson, Ga., jayst “When I first took Wine of Cerdol we had been married throe years, but •ould not have an“ children. baby." Nina month* later II - v ■Spi mSSmm dtfgr«§« JiFTwill,patiently, * 1 usually cures; persistentlyX)no 3 boxes, $ 2 50 , . , WSwfy® Xa^^jmffiranteed to euro, or we refunn Mew money. fork. Bemtdy Co., Cblcagp, Hontreal, WE & BIG MONEY ’» “ OUTFIT FREE. NO c i ] & Proof* and catalogue free on application. m^moscyol, Co. And’Educational Home School, crnsTrn young ladies. G°r. layette Ave. and CharUs St. Baltimore, Md. Barthold Meyer, Pnn. catalogue furnished upon Vocal application. Specialties - Tiano. Culture, lish Branches. Number of boarding pupils limited. Uneceptional home omfort*. Opens Sept. 8th, 1898 COMPLETE CoUosi.Snv.GriSS Oil and Ferrillaw MILL OUTFITS. Gin. Press, Cane Mill and Shingle Outfit*. r ‘““Sj5 r .S» /VefinTO GaSUngS. “‘Bemn^r'n^wg.'iKieotors. f pine * Fiuia^s. s***. fiu*. <nie«. ew. LOMBARD 1KUN nUKNoat oUrrLI v PO " I AUGUSTA, OA. Letters Of DiSUliSSlOll O' ' ], « .^ T VLI LFFPRO COUNTY w h rf JohnP. Mcnu-e administra tor of Enos Moore deceased represent to the court in bis petition.Muly tned. he baa fully administered Enos ■ <10 es f stalu: This is therefore .o cite an per roncemed. kindred and creditor*, to show cause, if any they «a . wily miniskOr should not be diTchargeu worn his administration, and receive ieners ot disnr ; s . Uvi on thefiis- Monday ip January. jsvs. GEO. ii. MITCHELL, OnBrary. A »w Shop. I hSve moved into my new shop r » Brt d -Treet where I wencomc a.. n:y wi 'e friends ’o mv handsome qua: . 'rs. 1 .{» \ MATOIW home* and do hair cuttiTK IU inr ;,„.jr for the ladW aud ohi’i ren: £ "1 1 have ht*Jt " s ISC . Give me i ea! . ■* CARRY SHOES vV *8^4* THAT WILL FIT The, | H6 01X1^1 Qmnlloct l6SI V-/Si f**hild I I U t0 the Largest Man or Woman. Our Stock of Clothing cannot be suppassed by anything outside of a city. We Have Clothing For Small Boys. Large Boys, Small Men, Slim Men and Fat Men. We can fit you as handsome¬ ly as a tailor. No old goods- -No shoddy goods. All Up-to-date in Style % Pattern. We Have a full stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Hosiery. None better. Ladies’, Men’s aud Children’s Underwear, all graies and slyles. In fact we have everything that goes to make up an outfit for man or boy. Remember We Give You ahandsome Watch With Every $10 Purchase. A Good Time Piece Come to See Us, and be convinced that we can save you money enough to pay expenses. Greenesboro Shoe h Clothing Co. JAMES 13. WALKER, 7/ARREN WALKER, Walker and Walker. COTTON FACTORS, The most complete and modern Standard Fire-Proof Warehouse in Georgia. t Liberal Cash Advances made on consignments. Strict Personal At* tention given to all business. Office and Warehouse 827 to 887 Reynolds St. JLTTGrTTST-A.,, C 3 --A-. STEWART PHINIZY. JAMES TOBIN. PHINIZY f CO. COTTON FACTORS. Augusta, I I Georgia. 3LZ Buggies, -* Buggies, Harness, Harness, wagons, Wagons! TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF TALIAFERRO: I have opened up in your town a full l' ne Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Lines, Breeching Whips, Lap Robes, Collars, Collar Pads, Harness and Axle Oils and everything 111 cl nrst-class harness Stole. X also have on hand a car-load of Buggies and an othercartoarrive in a fewThese - goods have got tobc SOld regardless of prof its, so come quick if you want a bargain. Highest ® Casll price A paid foi* gl'CCll Ol' dfV IlldeS, I3eeS W&X Hlld w W OOl. i Store, West Side of Square, Mr. T. Richards. , Formerly occupied by J. S. BARNWELL, crawfordvillL, ga. Notice of Local Legislation. Xo ,.„ b bmbr General be introdticed before the present following Assembly of Georgia with the .mend the Charter of the town of Crawfordville, Taliaferro County, Georgia, approved December 27tb. 1*26. a "^ th lI : December'istb. as' i8sa. «ui 1894 . so authoriza and empower the Town c.un cil of said lowa of “j t ^ ^ all funds iu lt8 treaS u ry of ^ fow of Crawfordvme snrtl r P pro pnations as «id Council of said town of cravrfOTdville. may in its discietion be ab!e< to 8IJV and s! j wblic srhoois now gUuat . d or til8t m .. y hereafter be situated jn town 0 f Crawfordville, for educa tionsl purposes. _ j *1 2 i ilcs qx.ioi.iy dfz vrzr, ?a*w? cbtaisza. jort i i.\P9 oc -icetsA w v. ' -.r.; ST»**-- r . L •.,™ mSrF -1 rii. »- K«CiiA 13 FFE 3 L a ■ £> ■IhZ?* aro H. O. c S’* ~ 1% 3 Servo Fla: Dr lit mm-W pprtc p 8J WHSTiISfiN * 1 * 203 “th it., Augusta, Ga., GIVES FREE EYE TESTS for *11 defect* of IhvL! 1 *' VT ° per ****** ^ WAK " Leases cut into your frame wbileyou wait, FBEE OF CHAR8S if you need • mt -j cine or glasses g n FEPA1RS SA^S. RIBS, SRISTLE TWINE. SAESIT, &c., POE A XT MAKE OF 3IN. ENG ! NES, BOiLEB SND PRESSES And Repairs for nae. ShuMnj, /iHintffi BeiUffig, . .j>ee V. *>l r s and i; • ^ARi) . IE ’ - PiHt r/- t J VI C. Pill CO.. H'erm, si _ l)oT out’s Witch Hr- ruvo vue*i Pitts, Sc-'.ul. Bvr .
