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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1898)
Hj I 1 ■‘Mfk I 9 '-S k' :-a\ TI.o Kind You Have Always Bonslit, and which has been ia u o for over 30 years, lias borne the signature of nnd has been made under hi* per¬ ^, infancy. sonal supervision since its c * * 44 M Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex¬ periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR!A Castor'a is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Sind Ring Syrups. It is Harmless and I’leasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms uml allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colie. Tfc relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Pauaeea-Tlio Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of a 4 ♦ The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TIIC CENTAUR COMPANY. 7T MUHHAY 8THEIT. NEW YORK CITY. ■ * |pi NO MORE DREAD OF t/i) the Dental Chair. TEETH extracted by our late scienticfic method. No pain or bad results. Appli¬ ed to the gums. Absolutely painless and harmless. No sleep producing but with agent first- or cocaine. We arc not competing with cheap dental establisnientii, class dentists at prices less than half that charged by their them. teeth extracted and work The undersigned ladies and gentlemen have had done by me, and we cheerfully recommend any one of them, as to our method be in- painless ami as advertised: Mr. 1I P. Quin. Washington, Ga.: Mr. J, W. Hub¬ V Goshen. Ga.; Mr. R. H. Callaway, VV ash bard, Washington, Ga.; Mr. T. J. Leverett, Washington, ington, Ga.; Miss K. M. Jilin, Leverett, Ga.; Mrs. R. M. Smith, Ga.; Miss Sallie Smith, Daubing, Ga.; Rev. J. L. Gross, Washington, Ga.: and a hundred others whose names are on file in our office. We are the only dentists using this PAINLESS EXTRACTION. Best set of Teeth only 8'U Gold Crowns and Teefli without plates at half price. Gold Fillings. Amalgam and Cement at reduced prices. Give nsa call and you will find that we do just as we advertise. We can tell you exactly wliat your work will cost bv a free examination. mastication. Without good teeth there cannot be thorough digestion. Without thorough mastication there cannot be perfect *3r>imiUxtiuil. Wttliwut. p<.rCwwi<YVgreih/tt »4uciv lomtullic mupet Without proper assimilation there cannot be nutrition. Without nutrition there cahndt be health. Without health what is life? Hence the Paramount Importance of the Teeth. An Arabian Proverb says; “He who does not masticate well is an enemy to his own life." 1 will visit Crawfordville Monday, December 5th, and remain 10 days. DR. C. W. SHACKELFORD, D. D. S. A FALL 1898. As ilm season hns arrived, so our Fall Stock is now complete in every department, We take the opportunity to inform t he public of the ieception of our Fail Clothing, onsistlug Indeed of the very best woolens made into the latest and most stylish suit designs. There are many who w ould like to lake advantage of the time to make a efioico selectlini of 11 Suit, < >vrroi>at or Hat from the many varieties on hand before the rush of the season begins. It will afford us great pleasure anil will he adcllghtful tnsk to show you the uimiy new and handsome suits in our men’s and our children’s do jmrtment. Mr. m • ,«’ A, . W right will be glad i to ; . > ~ see you. * I. C. LEVY’S SON & CO •9 Tailor-Fit Clotniers, Augusta, Ga. ■* SHIP YOUR COTTON ——TO MOSS & BRAMLITT, General Commission Merchants,- 81 7 Reynolds St., AUGUSTA, GA. FIVE DOORS BELOW COTTON EXCHANGE. WE MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES UPON COTTON HELD ON STORAGE AT REASONABLE RATES. Person Attention Given to Weight and Selling. Bagging and Ties Furnished Our Custom ere at Factory Prices. TRY VS AND 1 OU WILL SHIP AGAIN. ... -V w a-. #hen Y’ou Need Lumber, Laths, Lime ^ S n.-'.i 7. Moulding*. Doors, “'ash. Blinds, Cement, Plaster Paris, Plastering Ha r. Sewer Pipe ior your well or ditches, Jars for your Lard, Jugs for your Syrup, etc., Bolts, Hinges, and Screws for Your Doors or Blinds* Nail?. Locks u at or list Hooks. Shelf Brackets or anything else you may Et-ed in a COMPLETE HOUSE, Confer with tne. Washington Manufacturing Co., WASHINGTON, GEORGIA. They will give you right prices every time you call ori them MISSIOHS DEPART ilEHT, BY W. M. S. For the benefit awl pleasure fi f a |j those tire Dili lost. 0M | Nov. _ • |tli, 1838. My Dear Sisteis, Crawfordvi; ! (}„. Your very kind letter am, |„, S of .. r . tides, prepared by your Deai <Kl Hotic ty, came And them, to our address in i>lea.“.j din time, and wft ns a very ( _■.jj)ri.vc, awaiting us upon our return. During the pleasant weather of spring, little R u trurier au( i fall we are st home very our work keeps us on the move, and w, have just recur e>) from a trip. And , r , .r you want to know kow we liked contents of the box. 1 am afraid you *jn be di *_ appointed if you hould den , i «> know lust how we j eel when reem vu - these do- b. promoted * bvhnin" Y " hearts { 1 'Jf, ■ f^^ai hislers away hack in ,, the star.-. \\ e arc, of comae, glad to have the u-i [til arllcles sent, but they are more than < oub |y ap predated on account of the • . f roln whence received, and the nob: generous 1,nil,nsc-411(1 1 ‘ lovirm- A Christum I l'“ 7i, 11 ,i..„ tl !^ t " prompts you 111 sending r tU; ., , m Vj Po us , fully understand How a urn-,,, ;ur y RU( ] his family enjoy receiving ar d opening r.^ l ‘ t ‘ ’ 1, T«;7ou ! w f n J°> 11 than do the . even more ) ou preparation of the box at your home. I imv; s:iw a box opened that did not meet exactly the wants of the family, and theo iOi u *t rc - ccivou by us is no exception Io t%t rule Everything .,,,7, in it was just vvhul ; vf , m() , t - ' (opHii-r ~ that tl- ‘' 1 , • 11< i 1 ■ ln ' deoil pi ompt the (leal heads amt bcar t, g i hat prepared it. all Aliev > Qj iyi^g the pleasant surprises round, we, Ui <m dur knees, offered him our most sincere hanks and pin veil His richest blessing , ufo vou all. Mi-good wife and mother uci .a' t e 1 indeed vvith everythin" an s* mo personal She is loiter written 79 her of by .<g f 0od s j s . ter. now years age ud has been a Baptist fifty years, she that;/ ri piegt me to say to that dear sister artich)' e i, CB . peciaily glad to have the IUttde b y lier mother anil now en joys the H c *socl itS“ suranee that when the Fatl| C allslHT home she will “incot hei thelc uud be able to thank her with all .]*! with all the Dear Sisters for their gr at kindness to her and her children here. i. Our work here is among the -^reek In¬ dians principally. Seminole We howevt also^ s „ to tbc Cherokess anil q’j ie j u . diuus, at present are greatly lapel Ifiisturboil over the allotment of their am) this will, to them soma for extent, avvlulo. impeed^' Our ur work among field of il- mie j iel - u is in the midst ol the r p 0( -tor Buckner who spent his life asftk Indian Missionary. IUb home is i'tSt'ne mile from where we are now living „jp W j d0 w byes there now. And now my* r sisters, may the Lord greatly bless J* - ( j gj 5 vr . you that joy of heart that e BSJinly to liis faithful children, Y our Avoer and Bisters. » l A. G. Washburn, Wife am i 0 ther. ******* Itllssionnry Work. \ We so often hear objections Work. W< se q t 0 Foreign Missionary - e no t going to discuss, wish that subject special!’ t For the present we to apfia si/.e Home Missionary Work, 1 n the United .States, not in Georgia, 1 Tirl iaferro county, but in our hor md our firesides, and tables. V\\ ’he most efficient and successful , we can do will be a careful an> erful reading of the Bible. “Search Scrip¬ tures. for in them ye think ye . eter¬ nal life, and they are they wlii testify of me—Jno. 5:39. We give, o av ol j r money to send the Bible to the Athens; seemingly very anxious salvatio/ for the), t Q learn of God and liis plan of At the same time we have the Rim j n our houses, and fail to read it, or r-j U j re jt 0 f our children. Whatincotisist utv j Hear God’s command, “Thou shut love the Lord thy God with all thine a eart, and with all thy soul, and with alq b y might, and these day words which I Com na nd tiiee this shall be in th ce heart: and thou shnlt teach theui diligently unto thy children, and slialt t ,g Q f them w '/icn J len ,^ tliou ou walkest s \ t , Iestl ,* by u the thine wav ouse, and when and thou Rest down, and when thq.ri#est up. Deut 6: 5, 7. Listen :« hce com j’ u ‘, • " ■* ‘ 1011 shall teach thejj ililjgent Do we obey this comn ail . Per . haps we supply each cuild wit. a and then feel that our workir lbat lineis completed,and havebutopeuedachannel ourconciencegased, thn.,, h which we should work. These long .vinter eve mugs, after teas it might be f )un d both pleasaut cars? and profitable bmJ'I? for all^ie family “ s' 1 are Mosies or Joseph be selected f 0 r study the smallest child would sc in become interested 111 their history. We have known instances where all the family, either read, or repeat a verst Q f Scrip tures. at the tables either horning or evening; with good effect. by them parents, each child v„uid with hand pleasure, come to the table. v-Rh Bible in to take part in the reqjjmr of the SSsa Bible. B liat more appropiute [ lace. what more opportune time. (Wn at the table, to instill into the 0 f young, food the goodness of God in supply mg for the nourishn.eut of the body, it at is the same time; reminding them, that He who sends Sown from heaven, “The Holy Mating," for the sustenance of the soul. While thus gaged we ourselves can sit a. the feet of Jesus, and learu of him. Una of the beauties of the gospel is, thaf the more we give out the moTe we ha ic. Every¬ thin we, through the influence of the spiritual Holy Spirit open our hearts to impart truths to others, oifr hearts .ire enlarged, and in toublt with the Fountain Head, from whence flows all the gospel sweets and there we do “With joy draw water from the wells of salvation*” and like the Psalmist are led to exclaim, “My cup runneth over." If all the parents or even would those who profess to love God. Bible adopt the familieS plan of daily reading the with their an increase in both spirituality and morality would soon who be perceptible. Jno. H. Finley, was a plow boy at sixteen and a col CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. hie Kind You Rave Always Bwgfet Bears the Bignatureof lege president at twenty eight, was asked what book most influenced his early life, •'the Bible" be at once replied, Sunday "It after¬ was the book of books. Every read for noon, my mother would lions at SSHSHSfe a time, to brother and me. People are those regarding the training nvy mother gave me in the Bible and cate chism." It is said that Dr. William R. T[ arpel% president of Chicago University, has a keen sense of having a great mis¬ to perform to the present generation, being that his aim is threefold, one to popularize the scientific study of the lsible , should not each parent keenly feel that they haven great mission perform to their children? They expect it and God requres it. ‘‘The father to children shall make known thy trutl— Isaih 33. I9 , -------- ; BARNETT N EWg. I BY M I The troos are taking off their summer ! (.1,,11111,,, *' *’’’ paid Sharon , filing Dr. J. J. Cooper a ’ visit laU week. Mrs. II. T. Beckwortli is on the sick , j ju Mr. G. R. Gregory ^ is .... still quite feeble. last «<r bmulav r‘ M aua had t** to go comtiug *r k i, Mon- r day without them. 7? iiouuie, . little - soil c .^ ti or . M X r. ;;na jus. Ar ,. a 11. r T laytor, fell iroin a window on fliursdn) of last week nud was very badly hurt, he is getting along nicciy notv. Mr. Lonnie r laylors liou->e caught ,, on - fire on Monday of last week. It was dis covered in time to save the house. He i ost nothin" bml'for but a half a hale of cotton, ThiH’s these hard times Guess what young man went to see Ins best girl in the rain on Thursday J„*,, night of a, Mr. Ned O’Brien is at Barnett visiting his brother Joe. There was no Sunday sciiool at Barnett last Sunday on account of the enclemcnt weather. Messrs. Garrett and Reese intended to start for Emanuel county this week but have declined the idea. We think that Bro. C. L. B. should not say any more about people going to the glory land, for all lie wants is a chance and he’ll be gone. Several white families will move into Barnett section next year. Mr. Jonnh Weathers wtll move to our section in the near future. Mr. J. E. Bugby and Mr. Jacob Rocker will start to moving down the country this week. Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott has been visiting relatives at Williams creek for the past week. Justice C. L. Bagby spent last Monday with Mr..]. L. Turner. There was quite an amusing incident Oceured at the court ground of the 602ml district court last Monday. There was sdme seed cotton to sell under a distress warrant. Lincoln, a negro man. bid in the cotton and then wanted constable Tnrnoi to carry it to Barnett where he could sell it to the ginneries there and then pay Turner for it. Bailiff could not see it that way. Advice to {Consumptives! There are three great reme¬ dies that every person with weak lungs, or with consump¬ tion itself, should understand. These remedies will Cure about every case in its first stages ; and many of those 5 more advanced. It is only u.- most advanced that are ♦ . , T7,„»n tbeee nrp f J wonderfully hopeless. r.ven relieved uiesc atict lire are | f itself greatly prolonged; remedies? What V are these t r- Fresh air, _• proper End tood and scoffs Elusion * of Cod-Liver Oil With HypO t &*ieh» /■ /•ncoln'/vt Re afraid of f i b«« no. of and tn a drink air. | Eat nutritious food t h nlentv of milk. Do not fofget t t 1 f b S ro tt’s Emulsion ^ mu ^ lon is IS the ♦ f oldest, , , the , most thoroughly , , t . * J tested and the highest en- * dorsed of all remedies for J { * wcak thmatt throats, weak weak. lunffS lungs and unu * . t consumption in all Its Stages. ^ I scott ************** ' * sir<ssgfe™-1 S*** 3 GEORGIA RAILROAD. -AND CONNECTIONS. ^4. p or information as to Routes, Schedules and Rates, both Freight A Paszenger and write to eitlicr of the undersigned. You will receive prompt reply and reliable mfertaation. JOB W. W nlTE, A. a. JACK BOX, T. P. A. G. P. A. Amffmtte, Ga. H 8. W. TTII.KKS, H. K.XlCttOLSOX. C. F. A P. A. G. A. Atlanta Athens. W. 1Y HAKDWICK, S. K. MAGIIX. S. A. C. F. A. Alaeon, Ua. M K. Ht’DaOW, F.W.COFFI* S. F. A. 9 . F. A tfA. Htltedjrer tlie. ilfUK In Afflicted llilsr BOTH ®F HEB SOTS RILLED BY DISASTERS. One Wet Death, with Six Other Children, fcy a Cyclone while at School, the Other, a Warned Son, was Hun Over by a * ; 1 •„ ' ’ Railroad Train—The Mother’s Health Shattered. - . . t: ? c From the Times , Paw Paw , HI. So much has been said regarding the al most miraculous cure of Mr?. Ellen A. kirk, of Paw p in from a serious illness, that a reporter interviewed her and ascertained the facts Mrs. Oderkirk was found to be a ver y genial lady about fifty years of age, and a j )rom i n pnt member of the W. R. C. She has met with many sad misfortunes in her life. On June 20th, J890, her younger of son, Robbie, a bright lad nine years age, and the sun shine of the home,-was one of seven children who were killed in an awful cyclone sad experience while at school. That was not the only November of Mrs. Oderkirk’s life, for on 11, 1893, her only remaining and child, Lewis, by Burling- a mar ried son, was run over killed a ton train. principal this trouble was neuralgia of the stom ach and was very severe. The story of her complete and wonderful CUfe jg de80ribed in ber own worda> as fol ] ows; attacked “About eight years ago I was with severe pains in the stomach which would usually waken me from a sound physi- sleep. These pains were pronounced by local cians to be neuralgia of the stomach. At first the attacks occurred every two or three weeks. but thev became more -severe and I would often suffer three or four nights in succession especially if I overworked or became fatigued or excited. • ■ "I treated by four , local physicians .. was su'ygfc i DR- R. J, RESD ? Pro I buy my goods spot cash and I will sed! you goods in the drug line as cheap as any body. Call and see me before buying. CHAS. F. BAKER. JERRYT. SMITH. BAKER & SMITH, Cotton Factors, Fireproof "W areliouse, COR. REYNOLDS AND CAMPBELL STS., AUGUSTA, GA. B®-Consignments of Cotton Solicited. Personal Attention Given All Business. Ship Your Cotton to M. O’DOWD’S SONS & CO •9 Cotton. Factors, Cor. Reynolds and 9th Sts., Augusta, Ga. They Give Persona! and Undivided Attention to Weighing and Selling of Cotton. Liberal Cash Advances Made on Consignments. . . . new!enterprise; 0 STOVES* ST 200,000 EVERY EATISFACTIOtt. ORE OIVIIH3 They are made of So-afhem Iron by Southern Workmen, ■who are sustained by the products of Southern Tanners. They last longer and make more homes happy than any . other Stove on earth. Tire backs guaranteed for 15 years. If your Dealer does not handle them, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE*' t A _ > mm •' - < h ■ HI .1 - m Wffijsik, ipSpi gHP 1 Hay m 1 * r £--.i 7 m & < > • a W/ x ■' 1 f I ✓ - ■■ r V y ^Spus-s ' 5 f-JL V. Phillips &Buttorff Mfg.Co'. *<■ " 1 NASHVILLE,'.TENN. '• r*;-^**LrW avwpACTufiSRs of r-v. COOKTNG AND HEATING STOVESl Mantels aad ©rates. Boll® vrw are, Tin**erA, £t«l CHinaTCrockery ^DCACfifiSW , ^ and Glassware/ Cutlery/ 1 WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE. Jraryflung for the uomam Kitchen, r y and Xfinlag ooovecletit Eocsn, BICYCLES Laaairy and hairy. A SPECIALTY. EJ^Senfl Us your job printing. me any permanent relief. I became dis» couraged and it seemed that I was doomed to be a constant sufferer the rest of my life. „ ‘.^^“plJuVr 'the iCcnte condensed form all cssary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. relief, “I was and willin. the K to pills try anything that 50 offered box six boxes as t $2 cost and only could cents be had a or for ..tO, at any druggist’s, Medicine or direct by mail Schenectady, from Dr. Williams’ Company, X. Y., I supplied myself with a quantity of them. I had not taken them two weeks when I noticed a marked improvement in ray condition. had consumed I continued taking tight the, boxes pills until I seven or tan si L-afsa^dfass something I I have troubled not been in able the to least do with for years. am not nervousness as I was during the time of my stomach troubles. “So far as I know I am well and because of Dr. Williams’ Fink Pills for Pale People a complete cure has would been like made. hear of If any one to more the be glad details to have of my them ^suffering write and relief I shall md. Ellen* A* Oderkirk.** Mrs. in Ellen A. Oderkirk, whose name ap. pears the above statement personally up. peered before me, Police Magistrate of the village of I>vv Paw, Co. of Lee, and State of Illinois, this the 23rd day of June, 1897, and 4
