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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1899)
THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT VOL XXIV. AFFLICTED MONARCH. THE EMPEROR . OF GERMANY Is a Yictim of ■ , n ^Chronic Catarrh, Producing a Running Ear. i Urn-- ii'V.hi'-x, .■> )' ■ v !S v.-c. ... A <!i m III II m l/m I I h m M m m 8*3 Pi- t m 0. pr 10 » Vk+vitj !? I lil n y i l o-. EMPEROR WILLIAM OF GERMANY. The Emperor of Germany has a run¬ ning ear. Just think of it; a man at whose beck one of the strongest armies and navies of the whole earth could be set in motion, a man whose rule is abso¬ lute over the country of medical universi¬ ties,* man whose slightest caprice could press into service the most noted savants and philosophers on earth, has a running ear and is unable to find a cure! Now contrast the experience of the following citizens of the United States with the Emperor of Germany. Like the Emperor, they failed to find a cure. But, unlike the Emperor, they happened to be plain citizens of the United States, rather than the center of the inner court of the most exclusive and carefully guarded aristocracy of the world. In his position nothing but the remedies that have mot the SR- approval of the most V 1 fastidious medical Js orthodoxy could ever reach him. In the position of these m however, American they citizens, had .CT Ecstink, of access to remedies cWof Rafting’ and and untried, new, tried Eart by Dr. ap¬ Hartman. proved ami d leap proved. They were at. perfect liberty to try anything they chose to. They chose tb try the remedy that had cured others like themselves, and thus they found a ■cure. Running of the ears, deafness or all other affections of the middle ear, are due primarily to chronic catarrh. Run¬ ning of the ear is properly called chronic ■suppurative catarrh. Pe-ru-na will cure •catarrh of the middle ear, as well as catarrh located elsewhere. This has been proven over and over again in innumerable cases besides the ones just mentioned. Deafness and running of the ears are but symptoms of chronic catarrh of the middle ear. Po-ru-na cures the catarrh, when the symptoms disappear, whether it be running ears or deafness or any other affection of the middle ear. The remedy is compounded according to the formula originally de¬ vised by Dr. Hartman of the Snrgical Hotel, Columbus, O, the noted writer ’I ' JR Beautiful Hair t i Or. Murray’s i ■ « j ■*%-5 Sk „. Hair Prcmotsr i [ Cures dandruff, invigorates stops the the hair growth, from fall- is a % f Jr ing out, Ires-enxr, and while not a dye, ( „ perS iiournliiui? will positively re- f . x»y its roots, More gray hair to Its origin*! color. Hi- t ' I the pur-excellence of ali hair restorers. I price. ei.OO per large Bottle. * Kor *al« by druuxfiats—if not, send to ue , j [ and ii will be sent, prepaid, upon re.-.jipt < I of ps-ire. i , MAHUf ACTURCO ONLY TMfc i | Medicine Companv. r Murray I ATLANTA. OA. ei<v»/r - For Sale by Owl Drug Store. *^i PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 209 7 th St., Augusta, Ua., GIVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects </ tight, grinds the proper glasses and twf BA>'Ti» them. Lenses cut into your frame while you wait. FREE OF CHARGE. CiT VAl k RDH | I Catarrhsf'the for 50e. Best h’rad and and simplest nose w4ch V A311 rtis | ‘ ATLANTA “ B e d preparation ^ CO. 113 r». Pkyok ST*, Atlanta, Ga. CRAWFORD VTLLE, GA., FRJ Y, NOVEMBER F 5 . 1899 . and lecturer on all catarrhal disease*, The second ease, Mr. H. Walter Brady, Cascade, Ark., is a ease of suppuration of the middle ear of 14 years’ standing. He says: ” I had run¬ ning ears, and for 14 years I was almost an invalid. It was 4a aS. so offensive that I L excluded myself MW from all society. I received a pamphlet from Dr. Hartman Mr.H. Walter Brady. entiUed *The Ills of Life.’ He wrote me that the remedy was simple and that I could cure myself. After using $17 worth of his remedies I was entirely cured. The world could not buy my fortune. I recommend Pe ru-na to all as the best medicine sold.” The third case is that of Rev. S. H. Renfro, Xorbarne, Mo, who had running ears. He says: “ My head gathered and broke and my ears ran terribly. I tried several remedies with no relief. At last X got a bottle of Pe-ru-na and it did me so much good that I kept on using Rev. S. H. Rsmfro. it; am on the fourth . bottle, and must say it has removed all my bad symptoms. My head does not pain any more, my ears have stopped running and I feel a great deal better. The next is theease of Master Murphy, of Jatan, Mitchell county, Texas, who had been troubled 3? with running ears ever since he was sj nine months old. Jgs After a thorough V: ^i course of treatment p with Pe-rn-ua he was v ' entirely cured, and is now rejoicing in Master Murphy. the fact that he is entirely free from this horrible disease. A free book treating catarrh in all of its different phases and stages, written by Dr. Hartman, will be se^t free, by addressing The Pe-ru-na Drug Manu¬ facturing Co., Columbus, Ohio. Jr is look h% Your Mirror Do you see sparkling eyes, a healthy, tinted shin, a sweet expression and a grace¬ ful form ? These attracttpiis are the re-urn of good health. If they a.-e absent, thfere Is nearly alwava some disorder of the dis¬ tinctly feminine organs present. health and Healthy beaoty menstrusl organs mean everywhere. 8 MoEUtEP Wine of Oardui makes women beautiful and healthy. It strikes at the root of all their trouble. There is no menstrual dis¬ order, ache or pain which it will not cure. It Is for the budding approaching girl, the busy wife and the matron the change of life. At every trying crisis in a woman’s life it brings health, jr.oo strength and happiness, it costs of medicine dealers. For advice in cases requiring special directions, address, Advisory giving Department, symptoms, ’ “ The Ladies’ Medicine Co., Chat¬ The Chattanooga tanooga, Term. # » MRS. BOZEN’A LEWIS, 0/ Oenarille, Intervals Texas, esys:—“I was ifm troubl'd ni at kr»a m-.nthlr w-tth te-ribte in my V. back, but have been entirely reueveO oy me of Card -ju u ! « What the People of That Thriv¬ ing Town ARE DOING AND SAYING. m Sews and Gossip of all that Sec tion of Much Interest, Reported By C. L. Rugby. Mr. Rice Gunn and family left for down the country. Mr. Will Edwards, the cow buyer, was with us last week. Air. and Mrs. A. D. Moore’s little child is still quite feeble. Go to C. L. Bagby, Sharort Ga., to get your tin work done. Mr. L. S. Jackson made a business trip to Augusta last week. Mr. Joe Ellington visited bis old friends in Sharon last J' riday. Mr. L. S. Jackson has put up a nice heater in his uow store. Mr. Seal Darden is boarding with Messrs A. D. and J. M. Kendrick. The writer and family visited Mr. J. McKinney, Sr., last Sunday. Mr. and MrsEuell Jackson arc making their home at the Jackson hotel. Mr. Walter Davidson, of Augusta, is at bis father's, Dr. A. C. Davidson. Mr. R, H. Jackson is putting up the new fencing around the conyent. Mr. George Fouohe is down in South east Georgia prospecting this week. Mr. T. E. Kendrick is assisting in the Kendrick A Barnett store now days. Air. Jessie McKinney and family vis¬ ited his parents at Black Log last Sunday. The scrap iron man has left us and this section is clean of old iron and bones. Wo understand Mr, W. P. Dozier will open up bis store at Barnett again this week. The Masonic brethren had an oyster supper ou Wednesday night of last week. We met with our old friend Tax Col¬ lector Will Swain of Warren county last week. Mr. Charles Roth, section boss at Shar¬ on, had to take his gang out ou the maiu line last week. ......----w--V-- *BT..... J. M. Flynt and family, and Boose Stewart and family, left for the lower country last week. IVe think Dr. L. R. Brown staid in the potato patch all last week digging and roasting potatoes. Ed C'orry says the boys need not fret about his barbecued possum. He is ready to take another hunt. Rev. A. L. Whitfield preaches at Sharon Presbyterian church on the first Sunday in each month, No hunting or otixer wise tresspassing on Stiie Lands we live on with out permission. O. L. Bagby. Mr. E. E, Darden reports his daughter doing well In Atlanta and ttiut with no backset will be alright soon. Mrs. J. W. MeKeon had her a nice ilower ixou.se buit lust week. The ladies will take care of the flowers. “1 had dyspepsia fifty-seven years and never found permanent reliof till I used Kodol Dyspepsia Care, Novv I am well and feel line a new man,” writes 8. J Fleming, Murray, Neb. I*- is the best dipcstant known. Cures all forms of in¬ digestion. Physicians everywhere pre scribe it. Dr. R. J. Reid Pay up what you are due this papeT and renew your subscription and you will feel better and so will the proprietor. Mr. A. L. Gilbert took a little recreation in hunting last week. He is always missed and some body calls for him when be is gone. Never undermine or cut prices against your brother mechanic. You will not gain anything in the long run and it is a rascally act. Mr. Theodore Flynt left last Saturday for his home in Alabama. He says crops ofjeotton about half In bis section but corn crops good. Geo. Nclantl Rockland, 0., says, “Mv wife had piles forty years. DeWit-’e Witch Hazel Salve cured her. It is the best siive in America. ’ It heals every thing and cures all skin diseases. Dr. R. J. lieid. Mr. L. S. Jackson, Sharon’s popular, merchant and hotel keeper, has promised some ads for this paper dow soon which will be thankfully received. The other tefy. C. L. Bagby. Th. only trouble with Georgl. Iu rermlto .bl.be, or the W. of a .b, has got to convert Fulton, Bibb, Richmond Muscogee, Chatham and all tie counties where there are big cities. Then you will have a dry State, but the blind tiger and I illegal selling of the damnable stuff will .rill goon as it is uow ia all your dry Oi fflyour letter heads bill bunds, ship V'l'T >■■{» and envtlopes ihrough C. L. Bag '1 You will gat them at lowest prices at, t . Democrat offic e. I Ijl j W. heartily Wixon, recommend [tally Hill, One N- Minute Y., -ay Coi l ate. It gave n\v wife imruedi ate If it) suffocating asthma,” Pleas¬ ant , Jtake. Never talk to quickly cure all 'jibs, colds, throat and lung troubles. Dr, H, Reid. m Bgg iry of Raytown, a veteran wldoi teihe tho war ol 1812, still does her ■jvork about the bouse. She is over Htdred years old. •‘1 Han't be without DeWitt's V' itch Hazi Lxlvo L for any consideration, writes riioaj Rhodes, Certerfield, 0. Infalli bio &M-. outs, burns and skin diseases. Be' I t oeurterfiits. Ds R. J. Reid. M Byotir Christinas goods adyertlse n Ight uow. Ttie Cliristinas holidays fn 1 be here and the people will want where you are “at” and whatyou I i. :l >. Rri ,;os, Editor “Democrat.” Lan . N. II.. says, “One Minute Cough (tlie best remedy for croup I over used.Immediately relieves and cures cough# colds, croup, asthma, pneumonia, hroncuitis, grippe ami all throat and lung trouble It prevents consumption. Dr. If. J. jRoid. Mrs. Lewis, an old lady, died at the ol* homolpi her daughters, Mrs. John Stone. 1 iyton n, on the 9th, Inst. We extend our sympathy to bereaved relati vns. Dr, 11. M Haden, Summit, Ala., says, “I tLii . Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a splen¬ did !oin«, 1 prescribe it, and my on!’..* m it grows with continued use.’’ it digests whatyou eat. and puickly cures dyspepsia and indigestion. Dr. R.J. Reid. Mow. every man that has done any bus IneS flm time tills year lias a man on a horgj every day traveling around to collect w he has out; but we hear collection* are if oil. LSJirippe, with its after effects, annu¬ ally lientroys thousands of people. It nut quickly cured by Due Minute de Cog! pgJimmediate Cure, the results only remedy in coughs, that colds, pro ci t bronchitis, pneumonia and throat n ■v troubles. It will prevent con ■Jt. w A nisn traded for a wagon rwiently iri our sv tfon and be bad to take the wheels and shafts off of it for fear some one might come and roll ft off at night. These are tricky and hard times. You never know what torrn of blood poison will follow constipation, Keep the 1 i < or clean by using Re Witt's Little Kariv Risers and you will avoid trouble^ They lire famous If ttie pills for constipation and llpor and bowel troubles. Dr. It. J. Reid. MrJFelix Darden week in hwt the a curiosity ofa sweet on our streets last way potato. We suppose it would weigh 1 1-4 pounds ami Ifxoks like n snake In its coil. Mr. Darden says he made a fine erep of potatoes. The Flashing Eye, Buoyant Footstep and Rosy Complexion result fn>m the use of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Mr. J. A. Kendrick seem* to like the big round bale of cotton but dont like the baby fellows. Bro Jim always reaches for the big persimmons and he generally gets them so fur fn tho cotton arid mer¬ chant business. Bismarck’s Iron nerve Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and trem‘minus energy are riot found where Stomach, Liver, Kidney* and Bowels are oxxi of order. I you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They develop every .power of brain and body. Only 2oc at Dr. R. J. Reid's drug SHARON LOCALS. Mr C. W. Caldwell made u business trip to Washington last week. With her machine shops, foundrys, brick yards, lumber yards, etc, Washington sayes our people some expeniie and trouble, it being s” near home. Washington is a busihess place. Her merchants advertise their business in their county papers and it carries the trade to them. We can do nothing lor Washington or Wilkes only »II them their drams when they send after them. Doe* It Fay to Buy Cheap. jysrens: arssE'Si w j|irelieve ana cure the mere severe and dan ierous reeults of throat and lusg troub i{ not possible for you, then in either c^Ub^he OKLT remrt, tl.ut uoM,H, bu, ten German Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulate- the tieeuee to destroy the germ disease, brd allays inflamation, “*’‘^ e r 7st, anf7nres Recommended the’ patient. years Try qNE bottle. many Sample i,y all druggist in tin- world. boifleealOwl Drug Store. —----- ) And What Their Neighbors Aru Doing. ALL SECTIONS ITEMIZED. ill the News of the County as Told by Our Hide- wake Pencil Pushers. EDGEWOOD ITEMS. BY MAX. Mr-VV. F. Bishop attended church at Raytown Sunday. Mr. Ed. Stewart and mother visited relatives here Sunday. Thesweet potato crop in this community is almost a complete failure. Help the man who is trvlng to help himself. Ho deserves your help. Quito a number from here attended services at Phillips church Sunday. To Purify and Enrich the Blood, Stren¬ gthen the Nervi's and Invigorate the System, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. We have tho best county paper in tliis section of tho stale. [ Thanks. Ed. A. 1>. Our farmers must intend to live al home in the future, All of them are sowing wheat. Weary women need an occasional docs of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine to Strengthen their Nerves and Invigorate their Systems. Edgewood school opened Monday with good attendance. If the patrons will do their duty and “stand by” the teacher this will be one of the best schools in the connty in a short time. Some poor country people are so selfish that they had rather see their poor neigh¬ bor die than see him rise above them. They are not willing for him to elevate himself and his community. Temporary Derangement of • Digestion through overwork worry or emotional excitement, are quickly rectified by I)r. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. “Abhor that which is evil; eleve to that, which is good.” Let us therefore follow after the things which make for peace, and things wherewith we may edify ano¬ ther. “Honor and shame from no condition .rise well thy jmi't t here all the honor lies.” ROUNDLAF BALES TESTER. A Georgia Farmer got $1.2*1 per Rale more for Kouiullap than for Square Cotlou. Mr. James II. Camp, one of the most successful farmers of Floyd County, Geor¬ gia, asked recently by a reporter of the Romo Georgian what he thought of tho American Cotton Company’s ,Uuumllup bu.’e, said: “The otixer day 1 putil to the severest possible test. 1 look cotton to Arnolds [square bale] gin In North Rome uud the sumo duy 1 carried, some of tho same lot of cotton to lluncock’s jltoumilap gin in Rome. 1 sold both lots of cotton In Rome the sume day uud alter every ttamut expense was ctiaigcdagainst each, I cleared cue dollar and twenty-five cants a bale more on the Uoundlup cotton.” ROBINSON DOTS JUANITA. Miss Annie Harris attended preaching at Bethany Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. I.U. Murden visited their son near Union Point last Sunday. The many friends of Mrs. O. I. Harris will be glad to learn that she is recovering. Mrs. Sallie Stovall, of Morgan coanty, was the guest of Mrs. J. C. Mtnlen last Tuesday. Mrs. Merritt, of Union Point, is on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. O'. L. Winter, at tixis place. Mr. A)*x Saggus and family, of Mar garett’s Groye, were the guests of relatives Miss E*a Gunn has returned to her home in Washington after a v,s,t to Mrs E - 11 • McCaley. Her. J. S. Callaway will preach at the sehoool house here next Sunday. Mr. Cai laway is an earnest, consecrated minister, and his sermons are alwayscdjoyeu by a . The friends at this place of Mrs. Asa Khodes are pained to learn of her death, which occurred Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Eila Simpson, near Bethany. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved. Among .the many so-called cough cures “JrS, t f ,od the market, there is none that «««-,. **.. litl( . a ii v manufactured from his long-tested p „ v „ u Iom „|., Iron, root,, b.rk, «n.l herb.. It remove. .11 dtanl condiuon. ami cures, a* if by magic, consumption, f; ouglis, colds bronchitis and all affections f)f the throat, chest and lungs. It never falls to cure to stay cured. Per bottle oOm Free sample can be obtained ,rorn Murray Med Co. Atlanta or the Owl Drug Store. NO- 37 . RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum* Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day. ROVAL BAKINQ EOWPEH CO,, NEW YORK. BARNETT NEWS. BY C. Mrs. EHzabete lllliot was visiting Bar¬ nett last week. Last week was pointer digging week in Barnett section. Mr- \V. F. Sturdivant has a bouncing baby girl at his home, Mr, James Garrelt will remain ano'h-.r year at the O’Brien lot. White peas are selling for one dollar per bushel In this section. * Mr. M. L. Maliare was In Barnett section last week on business. Mr. W. J. Ellington Is visiting his fatheriniaw, Mr. J. W. McKluny. Preaching at Barnett Methodist church next Sabbath, by Rev. II. M. Harrison of Sand ay Cross. Mrs. Sally Jackson visited her sisters, Mrs. A. L. Gilbert uud Mrs, J. M. Flynt, last week. Home Barnett darkies are trying Augus¬ ta for a sweet Hying, this winter, leaving their families he hind. People are sowing wlioat this mason that never sowed before. That is the way to got there, Ell. Mrs. Rebecca Lynn went to Augusta recently to attend the burial of her daugh¬ ter-in-law Mrs. Walter Lynn. Mr. and Mrs, Marcus Harris uud Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harris will visit relatives in Emanuel county this week. ' Mr. W. L. Jackson, we learn, will not move down the oounUy. That is right. Will, you have a good home stay on it and keep It. Several hands left Barnett section last week for Camak to clear up land. They hud to go to make some money, but they had plenty of work to do at home. Some of tho school boys lifted Avey Taylor’s bucket of dinner last week. They never even returned the boy’s bucket. Such as this should not b<J allowed in school. We heard a man sav that now in hia old country they were In winter quarters people and stock all housed up with food and raiment for the winter. Some of the people here ought to he there for I will be “doggone” if we have the winter supply here. Mr. T. Williams, Benoia, Ga., writes-. For many years my family has used iu ease of Biliousness,Coustiveues*, Indiges¬ tion, Sick Headache and Sour Stomach Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine, which in my opinion is over fifty per cent Stronger and better tlian Zeittn’s Regula¬ tor, which 1 have used. We arc sorry to state that Mr. William Doziers store at llxis place whs burned Thursday night of last week, Tliis ia pretty hard on Mr. Dozier us he lost about two thirds of his stock. He had been iu business here for the past several years anil was doing a very good trade we sympathize with him in his misfortune. Story of a stave. To tie buiiti' 1 hand >md foot for years by the chains of disea-o i- Die worst form of slavery. George I). Williams, of Man¬ chester Mich., tell* how such a stave was made free. He.says: ‘ My wife ha- could b«eu so heiplesa for five years llmt she not turn over in lied aion* After using’ two bottles of Electric Bitters, she is wood*, fully improved and abie remedy to do her for own work.” This supreme female diseases quickly cures headache, nervuusneve, back sleeplessness, melancholy, mi |eht\ fainting and dizzy spell*. Tliis ■keie working mrdloine is a godsend to Weak, sickly, run down people. Every Sold bottle guaranteed. J. Rsid Druexist Only jO cents. bv Dr. II. Mark Twain says, “When Cecil Rhode* dies, I want a piece of tha rope.” Sore Throat Sore throat and constant coughing in¬ dicate an affection of the bronchial tubes which may develop into pleurisy Do nob or inflammation of the lungs. wait; but use Dr. John W. Bull’a Cough Syru p at on ce and be cured. DcBulEs COUCH SYRUP Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctor* recommend it. trice 25 eta. 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