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Good=Bye,
Rheumatism.
The Right Remedy Will
Banish it Forever.
If you would forever be rid of
the aches and pains, and some*
t imes the tortures produced take the by
Rheumatism, you must who
right remedy. T hose con
tinue to suffer are relying upon liieir
remedies which do not reach
trouble. The doctor’s treatment
always consists of potash and
mercury, which only intensify the
disease, causing the joints tostitl
en and the bones to ache, besides
sere msly impairing the digestive
organs.
Rheumatism is n disordered state of
t»«e W<-'<1- '"'- 1 only cure for it is a
8. s. i goes down to the very bottom of
nil diseases of the blood, and promptly
cuiron cases that other remedies can not
rertc-h.
writes:
“Two years ago I was a great sufferer
from Rheumatism. 1 lual tried every
remedy I couldI hear of except 8 8. h.
I had been to Hot Hprtntra, Ark., where
I remained for twelve weeks under
I,, ..uneiit, tint I experienced returned home, nopermu- be
rent, relief, arid
Hawing that 7 would he ft «uff«rer «s
longosl lived At a time when my
pains were almost unltearable, I
TBP * AUI AnVAPATIt’ Uvn 1 Jj'LMjBII'LuAI nFM/'PIHT
uu ,
r«-ui8HKo*vK«Y FRIDAY Mo*ifiwo«
CLEM. G. MOORE.
Official fl.tiB Taliaferro Co
CRAWFORDVII.LE, DEC. Hi, 1808.
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NOTICE AU 1*»kh 1 ftitvvvllsing must tm
(mid In ailvaiK-u nr snUftfurlory arrange
mciiti iimde at tingluntng for the puy
inent of xaiui’.
ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT.
Whore has the Sunny S »uth
gouc since this winter set in?
ll
Th® weather mad.* Atlanta’s
jubilee reception to the Presi¬
dent this week quite a “cold re¬
ception.
Flanagan lias been given a
new trial by the .Supreme court
He will be given one more -
chance at life.
Gen. Calixto Garcia, the Cu¬
ban leader died on Dee. 11. lb*
did not realize the Cuban govern¬
ment as he wished to.
;
1
A '‘matrimonial chair. ” to in¬
struct us how to gracefully and
becomingly got married, is the
latest at an Illinois university.
An enterprising editor of an
exchange has been interviewing
the inhabitants of his town. He
finds that nearly all the success
ful business men were freely
‘ thrashed” by their parents
when they were young, while of
the thirty street loafers, twenty
seven were mamma’s darlings
and the other three were raised
by their grandmothers.
8 KG Reward. *10(1.
Tin* readers of this paper wiU
ba pleased to learn that there i
at least one ureaaed disease tha
science has been able to cure ii
all its stages, anti that is Catarrh
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the oiq\ |
positive cure known to the medi 1
consUtutional disease^ reqtfires a
constitutional treatment. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly ujwm tin* blood
and mucous surfaces of the sys
tom thereby desmynigthr
fouud.it toil o. the d s« us< , and
giving the patient strenght by
U hiding up the constitution and
as-isting nature in doing ^
v.orlr I h? proprietors have >0
taueh fiwfft in its curat ive|x>wers.
that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any ease that it fails
to cure, Sonu for list of tost)
menials. Addr^s,
F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo, O ■
Sold by Druggist, TSc.
Hall’s Family Pills are the
b<jst.
and"was TmpmLwTwit^it'ao^much S.H. 8. I took
that I decided to try relieved
eleven bottles arid was entirely permanently, j
of all pain and cured
When I began to take 8. 8. 8. I watt t
unable to sit or stand with any ease,
and could not deep. Since taking the
last dose I have had no return of the
Rheumatism, and I take great pleas
ure in recommending 8. 8. 8 to any
one who has the misfortune to suffer
with this disabling disease. j
S.g.S. is the only cure for Rheu
matism, which is
r ap ;> 1 he most stubborn
ip .. of blood diseases.
ip ■45V It is not intended !
t° give relief only,
j V , ■ '''*'*£!) neut hy rulizing completely the
1 5 j ^^gu«aTjK W ?ifcacid he blood condition it, forces of
. ' M out every trace of
J the disease an !
rills the system of it forever. It is
Purely Vegetable reward
»« <1..,.™...! dollar*
is offered to any chemist who can
prove that it contains a part iele of
j mercury, ( potash, or any other
mi[lttra ingredient. ^ S. 8. S. is
the <*ily blood . . , remedy . guaranteed . i
to he absolutely free from mineral
J j mixtures. V>y Swift Spe
B k f ro e
1 cilic Company, Atlanta, p. t»a.
“
The police have jailed eight
w hite men at Columbus. They
were tramps who hud just rent
I od tt room iT1 a faclory boarding
house for the purpose of settling
there and working the town. A
small theft on the part of one of
its members led to the discovery
J of the. gang. cripples. Some begged,
others were
Two folnteil (Juestloiis Answorod.
What is the use in making a
better article than your competi¬
tor if you can not got a better
price for it?
A ns—As there is no difference
in the price tho public will buy
only the better, so that while our
'• may be smaller on a sin
•inch r
J V^V* B -.« ihe public to
know your make is the b. st *
If both articles are brought
prominently before the public
both aiccei tain to I. tiled and
the public Will very und quickly only pass
judgement Ihe on them use
bette, one.
This explains the large sale of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. ‘it
The people have been using
yea 1 s and iui\e found that
(•an always occasionally be depended take upon.
They may up
with some fashionable novelty
put forth with exagerated claims,
but are certain to return to tin*
one remedy that they know to bo
r<*Ilablo rt!i<l G)l (roughs, (qilds
and croup there is nothing equal;
toChambevlain’sCough Remedy.
For sale by Dr. R J. Reid.
There are no hard times in
county. The Worth Lo
says: '‘We have plenty of j
1
hay, rice, syrup—more! 1
enough potatoes ami hogs
great abundance, they are j
almost nothing to fatten
the vast fields of ponders
grown by our farmers.
Loan*' Made un Lands.
Oil lands in Taliaferro Coil llty at
very iow rates and any person
desiring to obtain loans ou
three and five years time should
"
mUnnite
Horace Care Houpen.
A society writer in a big city
daily very truly says: ‘ It is a
foolish girl who marries a man
to re f onn him. Sweethearts re
Firm very few men, and wives
reform still ^ fewer. 1 he girl
who expects to change the na
ture of a pig bv mart-ving one
wi ll get some very sad lessons
in hogologv if sho persvsts m
out tier principles. ...
carrying
Tho drunkavd who is all smiles
an d coiiMderateness as a sweet
heart> aiut who invests a large
lK*r cent, of his s:uar\ in cloves, ,
etc., will get irutally and hope
Jessly drunk us a husband, and
11. out all at the back door
of a down-town saloon. The
best sort of a inau for a girl to
marry is a man who has never
to be reformed at all,
::r.'Lz;r;,r“'"
Caine Hear Being a Fire.
A match run through Shep
Peek’s gin last Friday evening
and caused about 200 lbs of lint
to ignite, catching Rich
rnond Peek, Jr., ginner, behind
the gin . when , lie , hollered t for t
heip. 1 Richmond bounced over
the . catching hlS shoe -sole
gin,
j n co ® <rs. Harley and Brady
ran in . With a quilt and , bagging
w hi c h had been wet and smother-J
ed out the fare - Fehx Jones had , A
a bale of cotton in the press and
in his attempt to get it out he
i oc k e <i the press so no one could
get it out for an hour. The cot;
ton burned belonged-to Isiab
Ellington. i
%
hi.^ow^goodjiKlgement^anci tailor the:
assistance of an artistic
may elect. He may take hi
“tubs” but if his digestive 01
gans are out of order, he wiu
have an unwholesome apperance.
His complexion and the white of
his eyes will have a yellowish
cast. His tongue will be coated,
appetite poor, his teeth rusty,
his breath abominable. Ho
one big unmistakable sign oi;
constipation. 1 he quickest.!
surest, easiest way to cure this!
trouble is to t ike Dr. Pierce’s
Pleasant Pellets. They are
of refined, consentratecL
vegetable extracts. Nothing
the least harmful enters
their composition. They hu>,
down ah impurities, and mak
them move on. ” They are th
product j practice. of many Dr. Pierce years’ studj
ant canna
article. afford to put forth a worthies]
Address with 21 cents in one
ceut stamps, to cover cost of
mailingonly, World’s Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N.
Y., and get a free copy of the
i 1 Medical Adviser.”
To th* Memory of Miss Emma J
Beazley.
Down into Gods earthly Iranian
Came un angel one bright morn, .
Plucked a blo.-som and so gently
In his amis bore it away,
God had placed in our bower
An' 1 '•’••♦''bed it u.gm \ytlli 1
yo ib ueotiftd now else wile.
A|| HlK)l|t hor twined our heartstrio
Awl „ U1 . future *.„ mw i «, bright
With *uch suuBtune in our garden
Surety there could be no tight.
Only loaned to us dear Auntie,
And he wanted her sweet music
In the Paradise of God.
So to earth he sent his angel flower,
j,,,,, { ,] lir k j ts f.dresi
And he took om loving one
In he arms to Ilooen’s unver,
And her sweetest songs unfold,
But it left.our hearts ail bleeding 1
And our future dark and cold,
A «d wo rannot see why Je»u«
Wanted pist our darling one,
But we bowed our head# and whi-pnr
11 l * 11,st l,, : tl ' 0 "'‘J 1 of Uotl -
, .
iUit w« know in lime to come,
U’c shall meet our dearest Auut
In God’s euierunl home.
By Her loving Niece.
COMBS ITEMS.
BY L.
Christmas most ht-ra.
CbiUtrun are beginning to talk Santa
Claus.
Mrs. W. R. Nash visited Air. TV. A.
Beilz)ey Wt Sllturdliy .
Mr. W. E. Wall i* s ill on the sick list,
mui h lo the regret of hi* many friends.
Miss Etta Car non, a Jolty lady, visited
in our vicinity last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Jim Rives is having a chimney
built to his house, much to tlie comfort of
U-iiU-y . of , \\ ;r likes , I ounty -« , r Is v lsmng ..
Sirs. Tom Combs.
Mr. Ove Lunoeford and family haye
moved back to his mother’s farm w.iere
he intend farming another year.
There "ill be preaching at Carters
Grove next Sunday evening by our new
, reailur Mr. Tom Wall We wish him
success in the field and sincerely hope
when the Lord culled the right one an¬
swered and our brother will uot make a
fuiliire.
NOTICh
To the good people of
ferro County. I will be here for
a few more weeks. Come in and
buy you a good new 01 second
hand buggy for cash or long
time.
And on this line I will whisper
. t few- words to those who have
not seen me about their long
past due notes. I wilt make
liberal allowances to those
will t , ome in m » x t week and see
me Otherwise I will seud
tho bu <v ' r ios aud-g^t them.
From this decision there is uo
npocul. H. G. Bakxwku.
Kepresenting J • L>dl oil
and Barnwell & Vickers.
j i sssis s? | |
i ~ LA*A8 S. RANKIN ¥¥ DRUG CO.
I can not recommend Pitts' Car¬ 1
I minative too strongly, I mn»t My,
i I owe I earnestly my baby's ask life all to mothers it. who I ^ J
f bare sickly or delicate children jnst
J to try one bottle and see what the I
i - result will Mas. be. LIZZIE Respectfully, MURRAY, s
t Johnson'* Station. Ga. f
Pitts p Carminative ^ f
5 i l la Hues. mattt by »• all cum. Draa&atm. $ *
9 •V'Oi’Ver-.'Vtri v ****•>■**•*
For sale at ALLIANCE STORE.
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DEC. 14 to 16,1898.
Pre?. Wm. McKinley and his cabinet,
Wm. Jennings Bryan, Gen. Fitz
'' h ^- ler Admiral
prom f nenl men wH1 take part in the cele-
1, ration.
of UNITED STATES
TROOPS WILL PARADE.
The Georgia Railroad
L. * N. K. If. CO., Lessee,
W iii Se!1 p ()unri Trip Tickets to Atlanta
from Station* Named on Dates and
at Rates Named Billow.
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Norwood 3 TO 3 03
Barnet* . 3 50 3 39
Crawfordville .... 9 30 3 31
Union G-reenenboru Point..... 3 1 00 10 j I 2 2 85 <54
SECURE YOUR TICKETS IN TIME.
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t. r. it.
Augusta, Oa.
THOMAS. H. K. NICHOLSON,
T. & I*. A. G. A.
Atlantic Athens.
W. IV hakowxck, S. K. MAGILI.,
H. A. C. F. A.
Macon, Ga.
M. It. HUDSON, F. W. COFFIN
8. F. A. S. F. & l\ A.
Millcdgcyillc. AugmtM.
—YOU will not bo satisfied until you
have your PRINTING DONE AT THE
ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
WE Agents OFFER Firms BIG MONEY
or
In Exclusive Territory. Our Safe* sell at
sight. City or Country.
OUTFIT FREE. NO C S| D
Agents actually getting rich; *0 can you.
One Agent, in one (lay, cleared #?3'4-0
Proof* and Catalogue free on application.
Alpine Safe & Cycle Co.
CINCINNATI, O.
BALTIMORE MUSICAL
And Educational Home School,
For
GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES.
Cor. Lafayette Ave. and Charles St.
Baltimore, Md. Barthold Meyer, Prin.
j cu |j h tj im Branches. vs-ith Literature*, Numt<er Art of and boarding Eng
s
pupils limited. Uncccptional home
omforts. Opena Sept. 8th, 1898’
....
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^
hooJt. SHI JL^rour ▼ouch own for dmgpist. Take it with wtio I
Ly"'* u*.
» w will, patient It. persistently One
xi box. usually euros . 3 boxes, ft , ■
WsLmP* arcAr&nferd to euro, or we refund money.
SuHlair Eraedy Co., Cht«vro. BoatrMl, S«w Fork.
Dismission !
Letters Of
j VX eoPGIA, Whereas TALIAFERRO COUNTY j
John P. M.mre *dminiMr,i- j
tor of Enos Moore deceased represents to
I
cite Ml p«r
! aons concerned, kindred »nd creditors, to,
show cause, if any they cun. why said ad-,
minister should not be discharged from
:
’ i
t8S>9 . geo. H. MITCHELL. Ordinary.
n ,.ni r is Blood Deep,
c>an Nood raeans a c!ean skin. No
; beauty without it. Casearets,Candy Cathar*
nhring up°th« hzvIirerLndSriringaii'im- l SA J &,Sg‘»Sl8«£
, and fSS*A; that sickly bilious complexion by taking
■
Case*rets,—beauty ior ten cents. All drug¬
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, Ilk, 25c, 50c.
1 • A
resen t s
FOR ALL.
In making your preparations fo spend will your Christmas money, 'Vile use
by getting such things that give best results. m
for such th ngs go to the GREENESBORO SHOE & CLOTH
ING CO. and be convinced that they keep the
Things that Will Please.
Shoes to fit and please the smallest child to the largest man or wo
man. Handsome Suits from $ 5.00 and up. Overcoats from $3.50 t®
_____ and Cuffs, Shirts,
$15.00. Cravats all styles and Shades, Cllars Nice
Line of gents jewelry. Socks and Stocking. Gloves, and UnbreHa.
In Fact Everything that Goes
In fact everything that goes to make a substantial Xmas Present
and at prices that will make you feel rich and happy. Call on us and we
will convince you that we mean what we say- Wishing every one a
happy Xmas. We are yours to serve.
Greenesfeoro Shoe & Clothing Co.
Buggies, * Buggies,
Harness, Harness, waps, Waps!
TO THE GOOD PEOPLE
OF TALIAFERRO:
I have opened up in your town a full
line of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Lines,
Breeching Whips, Lap Rohes, Collars, Collar
Pads, Harness and Axle Oils and everything
kept in a first-class harness store. I also
have on hand a car-load of Buggies and an¬
other car to arrive in a feAv days. These
goods have got to be sold regardless of pro!
its, so come quick if you w ant a bargain.
J T 4khAst /-.ash nrice naid for green or
Hides, Bees Wax and Wool.
Store, West Side of Square,
Formerly occupied by Mr. T. Richards.
J. S. BARNWELL,
CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.
ART PHINIZY. JAMES TORI'.
PHINIZY f CO.
COTTON FACTORS.
JL-u.g-u.sta, G-eorgie
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anxious to escape from the is':, i
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■ do this. Can find the i
1 ■}m you
If so, cut out the picture, 1:
the outlines of the ship v 1
£25 6 pencil, and forward to How'
Ainslee 8c Co., 8i Fulton S .
New York, and they will send you a SILK AMERICAN FW
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postpaid, for 50 CENTS. The flag is given to you fa. 0. .
additional expense, as a prize for solving the puzzle.
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8t Pulton Street. New Y
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