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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1899)
THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT •-h VOL XXIV. SUFFERED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Cured Permanently by the American Catarrh Rem Q_ f Pe-ru-na. 1 L <r fr 1 J|Nr M Si. S j to h W mm jSI wMn s mmm ill A w MR. AND MRS. J. 0. MO. Mr. John O. Atkinson, Independence, Mo., in a recent letter to Dr. Hartman, says: “ My wife had been suffering from a complication of diseases for 25 years. “Her case had Via filed the skill of some of the most noted physicians. One of her worst troubles was chronic constipa¬ tion of several years’ standing. She also suffered with general debility and paroxysms—sometimes as often as six or eight times a day. At this time she was passing through that most critical period in the life of woman—change of life. “In June, 1895,1 wrote to you about her case. You advised a course of Pe ru-na and Man-a-lin, which we at once commenced, and have to say it has com¬ pletely cured her. She firmly believes that she would have been dead only for these wonderful remedies. “About the same time I wrote you about my own case of catarrh, which was of 25 years’ standing, and at times I was almost past going. I commenced nsing Pe-ru-na according t,o your in¬ structions, and continued its use for about a year, and it has completely cured me. “I have to say that your remedies do all yotx claim for them, and even move. Catarrh cannot exist where Pe-ru-na is taken according to directions. Man-a lin is a most wonderful medicine for chronic constipation.” Mr. A. F. Stern, Marino City, Mich., writes:“I was troubled withcatarrli for throe years, and _.tyied almost every catarrh •V medicine I heard of. I went ■ down to Dela / ware, O., to at¬ Uk tend college, where I got one of your Alma¬ nacs, and saw Mr. A. F. Stern, another remedy for catarrh. I was almost discouraged with trying all kinds of medicine, but my room-mate told me that your medicine was all right, and so I tried it. After taking seven bottles according to directions, I was cured and felt like a new man. I recommend it to all who are suffering with this dreadful disease. It is tho best medicine for Catarrh. I owe my health to you.” Mrs. J. A. Bashor, Knoxville, Tenn., writes : “ My health was completely bro¬ ken down and bad been for almost a year. I could not rest day or night, but suffered constantly untold misery. Tried remedy after remedy, but found DO relief until Pe-m-na was recoin- §£{f::V: i’A : 7 eSV;?ViYA A FREE PaisEkA ^ 5 (your own selection) to every stiV ' scriber. Only 50 centa a year. MS CALL’S, MAQAIMI sJi 'magm J I A LADIES’ MAGAZINE. A fashions pem ; ; beautiful dressmaking colored econoniies plates; ; IrVsst / j>cy ^ Jp work ; household hints ; fiction, etc. Sub- 5 scribe to-day, wanted. or, send 5c. Lend for for latest copy. ; Lady agents terms. Stylish, Reliable, Simple, Absolutely Up-to date, Economical and Perfect-Fitting Paper Patterns. MS CALL * 5] Patterns BAZAR- , 0! fNo-Seam-Allowance Patterns.) Only \o and 15 ct*. each—none nearly higher city Ask for them. Sold in every and town, or by mail from ! 138-146 THE West McCALL 14th St., New CO., York. | 5 .. mm i 5T PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 299 *7th 5t.. Augusta. Ua., filVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects (/ PTOP * r *'““** *** WAf BANTS them. Lenses cut into your frame while you wait. rlitc. rnrr Ur nr pusorr UnAnaEl, citocifieweu^ rtiis if you rt<& CRAWFORDVILLE. GA., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8.1899. mended to me by a friend. I have taken one and a half bottles and am today well and hearty. I shall always praise Pe-ru-na, for I feel it saved my life.” Mr. J. W. Draper, Gainsboro, Tenn., writes: “ For many years I bad been a continual sufferer from that dreadful disease, chroni catarrh. I gavel up hopes of ever •9V. being relieved. I V tried every remedy my friends recom¬ mended, but all in k J vain. Finally I took my bed. My friends had all given mo up Mr. J. \V. Draper, to die, believing mo to bo in the Iasi stages of consumption. Having a bottle of Pe-ru-na in the room, I began to take it, and in a few days felt so well that 1 got up. I continued it, improving all the time, until I am now almost a sound man. Can do as hard a day’s work as almost any man. This happened four years ago.” Mrs. Rachel A. Magaw, 07 West Jef¬ ferson street, Springfield, O., writes: “Your Pe-ru-na is ^ worth its weight in iii gold. I feel like a a new woman. I can’t praise it enough. I F®5e spent a great deal 1 j j, j! of tors,ibut money nothing on doc I ever good did until me I sent any W to you and tried ZJs your Pe-ru-na. I now feel well of Mrs. Rachel A. Magaw. the catarrh, but I shall never bo without Pe-ru-na, and shall tell all I see to try it, for I know it to be a sure cure for catarrh. I can’t praise it enough for what it has done for me.” Catarrh is an American disease. Fully one-half of the people are afflicted more or less with it in some form. Previous to the discovery of Pe-ru-na, catarrh was considered well-nigh incurable. Since the introduction of Pe-ru-na to the medi¬ cal profession thousands of cases are cured annually. By aid of Dr. Hartman’s free books and free correspondence a multitude of hopeless people are permanently cured of this most loathsome and stubborn disease every year. Anyone afflicted With catarrh should write Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O. Ask for free books or free advice, whichever you most need. THE^ Georgia Railroad The following named Agents are pre ji.ikiI in finni- .i full anil ' n formation regarding nil and rates to all points North, South, East and West. Information irfven regardirirr A 11 Houtcs both ns to Passenger ° and Freight " Coin in un i cate with cither of the Agents named and you will receive prompt reply. JU£j Tn ri TXT W TX/TTITF WH.iJ.Jh, A-U A r dAl/JAOUXX TAnTtHTN" t.p. A. g. p.a. Frank w. coffin', s. fa p. a., Augusta, Ga. S. AV. VVII.KKS, M. It. HIDSOS, C. F. A P. A. S. F. & F. A. Atlanta. Ga. S. E. MAG1LL, W. VV lIAKItWICK, C. A„ S. A. Macon, G». C. D. COX, G. A. Athens, Ga. Algo agents at Washington, Matliftoa, Mil ; ledgeville, l nion Point and Covington. JTI K Morgan, C A, Chattane-ga, Tenn. Tim H Moore, € A, Nashville,T«nn. W W Lumpkin* T F A, Columbia, 8 C. XV I Cormier, C A, Charlestlon, S, C# r IT l nnu I Two month's treatment ot tA 1 AKKll I & Be-,t and* simpSt . „„ | -...... I rera edT discotered. YL ikH I Ecokle t and sample for 2 cents. ’’ | Atlanta pbepa*ation co._ 1 ■ 113N'.P«TO* ST., Atlanta, Ga. What the People of That Thriv¬ ing Town ARE DOING AND SAYING. Fhc Hews and Gossip of all that See tion of Much Interest, Reported By C. L. Rugby. Nice rains we had Friday and Sunday evenings. Air. Charley lloth has his It. It. section in apple pin order. Messrs Ed. and Paul Carey visited Washington last week. Mr. Paul Fouclio has commenced busi¬ ness in Washington, Ga. We learn Mr. Lewis Moore will inoye to Waynesboro another year. Mr. Elisha Moore was in to see Ills old churns in Sharon last week. Sweet Potatoes are selling at a good price now. I'lie crop was short. Mr. J. II. Battle, of Warrenton, was to see his sisters at Jackson hotel last week, Atv. It. II. lacksou is making some im¬ provements at the’eonvent the past week. Our Masonic brothers had a meeting last week and elected ollieers for the en¬ suing year. Several Sharon people attended the burial of Mrs, Arthur Moore Thursday of last week. Sam Kay, Omer Acrec and others of the horse trading fraternity were in our town iast week, Mr. Felix Wright and family will leave this week for Indian Torretory to make, their future home. Mr. Taylor, of Augusta, was visiting his sisters Madams It. II. Jackson and A. D. Moore last week. Mr. Walter Pittman of our town has made an assignment. Col. W. N. Malt bie is the receiver, so we learn. Preaching next, Saturday and Sunday at Raytown Methodist church also at Willi-mis creek Baptist church. Our ginuries arc kept employed some vet, gining up the (remumants and there are plenty of iheni in the country. _ Every body that we hear speak of the prohibition bill are well pleased with it, «..•»«.*, a U*~ limy ufe sausm-i. Mr. Sibert, of Augusta, and E. 15. Moore of Waynsboro, attended the burial of Mrs. Arthur Moore last week. Thanksgiving day was observed in Sha¬ ron. The schools and business houses all closed; religious services at the churches. Mr. A. D. Moore had his work shop roof painted recently but the recent rains came before it dried and it washed off. They had two or three women in the Ed wards-Pounds robbery ease as witnesses for the defense but they were no good for them. Sharon High School will close the fall term on the 15th. Prof Jarrell says he lias had a preliy fair school during the present term. Mr. TV. Y. Edwards carried off a drove of (W8 from , iere for Augusta last week Some body must bn making monoy driving cattle. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers purify the blood clean the liver, invigorate the system. Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles. Dr. R. J. Reid. To see the whiskey that is shipped daily to the dry towns and counties it does not look much like prohibition is of much force in them in practice. J. L. C.aik, I xoria.I.I., says, S.ir„i.ons wanted to operate on me for piles, but I cured them with fie Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It is iui.iilibli for fiih - an 1,1 diseases. Beware of counterfeits. Dr. Ii. Sharon people will please take notice of L. S. Jac sons ai vt.Hiu (a on hi» like Ini'k ston,. t ispumr u , U ,akes hut a to tickling in the throat and to stop a cough by the u-e of 4 Ot,c Minut, Cougi sine. This remedy quickly cures all forms o» throat and. lung troubles. Harmless and to take. It prevents consumption A famo,l!i 3 P cclfic for ? r, PP e an " ' u Alter effec)g Dr. r . j .Reid. L'Tfli'DV juj\ I DATW DVJjJ 1 IMVIThm 111 111 £llJ Jj I To tho well filled Store of .... L. S. JACKSON J ■ w ” fondM! General Merchant Mercuanc -> * oHAHCJN, eUADnM prAnriA utUnuln. Mr. j I ruins spent ono day in town last wet | • BroJoelsa pretty good tal. ker but k Has got his bauds full when ho tackles (’ Loii Gilbert. Lvei rfji i.V'i’ favonio ‘Remedy for cuts and B ^ || A tree Sample for the. asking. Send ftp ^itir n one and address. Sherrotiso Met!;* i. O La. mM . Bracy is fixing up for cold weat L has large crowd cutting eort’JS Brncy will get there, lie new >ta to work winter or summer. jsi and sugar to Dr. Tiohenor’s hut. land subtract the colic from your . K Very pleasant, perfectly harmless jid absolutely reliable. Costs 50c. Stork l lining at lardge is giving some trouble\! -option, We think people who lifi'' :S( . k should take care of them and not jjtiieni BChurchdl, worry their neighbors. Mrs. b.ibvft' 1 Berlin, Vt., says “0 covered with running sores. DeWitlV Wtch,Hazel ’Salve cured her.” A specific pi- piles and skin diseases. Be¬ ware of w SthlesB counterfeits. l)r. R. J. Reid. It is str.»ge some people will como to town to |y milch cows. Two men from tho eouni come to town last week to buy o0ws.1l The cattle buyers must have cleaned tl, Icountry up. Mr. J. il ir Seihtiia, Mo., saved his child's LiV'fy On Minute Cough Cure. Doctors li 1 given her up to die with croup, Ii e an infallible cure for cough’s colds, gii> !>*. pneumonia, bronchitis and throat aud lung '.roubles. Relieves at mice, Dr, li. J. od. Mrs, On l k sold a verrv fine milch cow to the cattil buyers last week, Some of our peoph f~ill want that cow hero in less than si \ ttj oths and they will have to pay too for om like her. If your be/ gets burned when lie shoots his Cbristipas cracker, use the “old reliable/’ fih.Ticheflor’s 'Antiseptic. It is clean and ^ieasaul, relieves cooling suffering and and roothing hols to tins burn, almost like magic. Only 50c. a bottle, l>y all hustling druggists. Mr. Ii. il .Jjucksou was quite sick last week from eating too much fresh hog meat. It ii pretty scarce, don’t eat to much at a <|ae, divide it and it will last anti i <‘p the sick off. “I, ' ,k ' n,! tTlki V nw “»* J ■ V ’ U R‘ M* 1 * ,! K odol 11 \ pepsia Cure, h hatjc L.i me.” it digests • hat yon eat. Chi if indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn am’ '|dl forms of dyspepsia. Dr. it. J. Reid. I Ye Scribe has been suffering agooddoul recently with his old chest trouble hut we hope it mil not prove serious. Devil Tom Kundri k said if they let us have Jamaica rut i that old Mathuslali would be a baby tit us in age. Miss Acii, c E. Gunning, Tyre, Mich., says, -‘I stiff •red a long time from dyspep-* s':q lost flei sh and became very weak, Koilol Dysp epsia Cure completely cured me ” It dige Us what you eat and cures ail founts of stoi each trouble. It never fails to give immediate relief in the worst cases. Dr. R. J. Reid, Will Edwards and Anderson Pounds (col) were arraigned befo re .1 ustiees Taylor and Perkins on the charge of an attempt at high wax 1 ! robbery on the person of George Bran fly, colored. They were sent to jail in delimit of bond. The “biggest little thing” and one of the most usi ful you can offer a friend as a Christmas present is a bottle of Dr, Tiche nor’s Antise| itic, A clean, pleasant remedy for cuts, bin ns, burLes, nail punctures, 80r(J tinoat, 3 ijuflamed eyes .stings ol^Jnsectx, ^ ^ Ugcd internaMyi U . quick . , i relief .. ol .. colic and , gives in cases derangement of stomach or bowels. Free from opjatei a ud positively harmless. Mrs. Arthur J Moore died at her home at Illllmail Gaon the 29 th of Novem tier anti was buried oil the 30th at Sharon, Moort was sick about six weeks. She leaves at young baby and other little children. We sympathize with the fam ,i yand re | at j V es. Col II. M. Holden Is spokeng wall of by every we meet as thel „an for the Judge ghip (o{ thig di8tr i ct . While we hear no onc . partlcoularly against Judge j{,. e se, but think the Judge has had It long enough and besides has had many n „ nr . ® ~i TOn him from this district ' ' Does It Pay to Buy Cheap. A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all right, but you want somethin# that will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and luagtroub What shall you do? Go to a warm er and more regular climate? Yes, If pos sible; if not possible foryou, thenffn either fZ^V’2, L J,wTZSS SS success in wverc tliroat and lung troubles, “Bose bee’s Get naan Syrup.” It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy ... lauw-s'easv “js’s. ^xnectoration Ogives a g-K-d ONE bottle. Itecommended many years by all druggist in the world. Sample bottles at Owl Drug Store. And What Their Neighbors Aru Doing. ALL SECTIONS ITEMIZED. ill the Sews of the County as Told by Our Wide-' wake 1‘encli Pushers. EDGEWOOD ITEMS. BY I.OUrsE. Xma* will soon be here. Edgewood school has 111 pupils enroll ed. Small crowd at Sunday school Sunday evening. Mr. F. M. Humphrey Is on the sick list this week. Mr. J. II. Moore was in our commuity Wednesday last. Sorry to report Mrs. Susan Jones still in very feeble health. Mr. S. S. Ellington has been in Sharon trading horses this week. Messrs. W. F. Bishop and R. F. Brant¬ ley went up to Union Point Thanksgiving. Prof. Will Sanford and Mr. T. F. Cain were in our community bird hunting Sat¬ urday last. Mr, James Humphrey’s family moved up near Buckhoad in Morgan Co. last week. We wish them much success. Killing hogs seems to ho the order of the day. Several have been killed in this neighborhood weighing near 40n ibs each. Mr. D. F. King and daughter, Miss Bes¬ sie, of Robinson vicinity visited Mr. R. F. Brantley’s family Saturday night and Sunday. Millions Given Away. It is cersainly gratifying to tho public to know of one concern in tlio land who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffeiing. Tho proprietors of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have glven away over ten million trial bottles of this great med¬ icine; and have the satisfaction of know ing It has absolutely cured thousands of hope* ): e cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse ness kikI all diseases of the 'Throat, Chest Limps are surely cured by It. ‘ R. J Held-, druggist, ami ,iii Dr. trial bottle free. Regular size 59 * ,m-y bottle guaranteed .or price i ■ I n .«• HELENA DOTS. I5Y I. N. C. There Is a good deal of grain sowed around hoic. Mr. Joel Si Ivy is wearing a broad smile — it ia a girl. Mr. Clint Griffith is theliappy father of a fine hoy baby. There inis been a good deal of moving i:i and around Imre. Mrs. Dave Pittard.of Woodstock, spent last week willi lie.i son’s family. Mrs. S. A. Caldwell has been quite sick with chills, but is some better at this writ¬ ing. Mrs. R. T. RayJe and son Roy have been visiting her mother Mrs Brown, in Elberton. Mrs. Mat Turner has opened her school in Helena with about twenty or twenty five scholars. Mr. and Mrs. Dumps Wall and daughter spent Sunday with the formers parents in Oglethorpe county. Mrs. Mattie Boatwright and children spent Thursday with her sister-in-law Mrs. S. A. Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Short, of Newtown, will make Macon their homo for another year. We wish them well. Miss Clide Fanning spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Carrie Lou Walls of Oglethorpe county. “One Minute Cough Cure is the best remedy I ever used for coughs and colds, it is unequalled for whooping cough. Children all like it,” writes 1I/N. Williams Gentryville, IikI . Never faiis. Jt is the 0Illy barrnle8i rc medy ‘.hat gives immediate results. Cures coughs, colds, hoarseness croup, pneumonia, branch'd* and throat and lung troubles. Its early use prevents consumption. Dr. R. J. Reid. Mr . Guilin Caldwell and son John from j} a j r d»town have been visiting his daugh V er Mrs. Kaddie Boatwright Please don’t ask Charlie Caldwell ,, ,, „ how , much cream he puts in his coffee for he misf htJell vou it was syrup instead o f ' * Vnlnnlile ' f Free Snmnle Among the many so-called cough . cures that lood the market, there is none that e ,. U€a ] g ]) r . Murray’s Discovery. Scien ...........’"•* >—"» private formula, from roots, barks and herbs, it removes all diseased conditions and cures, as if by magic, consumption, wniglis, colds bronchitis and all affections »o T . i.». r fails to cure to stay cured. Per bolUe »0c. Free sample can be obtained from Murray Med Co. Atlanta or the Owl Drug Store. NO. 38. 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. RGVAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK. ROBINSON DOTS. JUANITA. M r . W. R. Mu idea lias returned home from a visit to Winder. Mr. Alex. Sagging of Marge rot’s Grove, visited Koblnson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Harris and tliclr children arc visiting relatives in Norwood. Mesdames A. G. Benzley and R. E. L. Harris, of Crawfordville, eainu up to Robinson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Aderliold and their iiltle son, Felix, visited the former’s sister Hero Saturday ana Sunday. Mrs. Xenomia Hixou and daughter, Miss Mamie, have returned from an extended visit to Indiana. Mrs. Callahan and family went up to Winder iast, week. We wish them much success in their now home. Our Sabbath School was not well attended last Sunday. We hope the attendance will be much better in the future. Red Hot From the Gun Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman, of Newark, Midi., In the Civil War. It caused horrible Ulcers Unit no treatment helped for 2o years Then Bueklen’a Arnica ehtlvc cured him. Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boiis, Felons, Corn-, flu Eruptions. Best Pile cure on cniili. >e. a box. Cure guaranteed, buhl by Dr. R. J. Reid Druffirix! r^s i, /1 is Robinson School fol me mouth November. We are glad to net, the. continued Improvement of the pupils. Ethel Ellington 9!) 5-0 Lida Akin 99 3-1 Loyd Reynolds 99 1-2 Cecil Hancock 99 1-2 Eugene Akin 99 1 -3 Mary Ellington 99 1 I Alex King 99 2-5 licssie King 99 Leonard Rhodes 99 Dewitt Hancock 93 (i-7 Lawrence Miirdcn 97 5-7 Fannie I lancok 97 2 3 Lillie Beazley 97 1-4 Dupont Hancock 97,' Lula Ellington 98 1-3 • Bertha Mtirdeu 9(5 1-2 Amirt Akin 95 3-4 Sal lie Akin 95 axucppB Grippe and influenza invariably leave tho system with a bad cough. For such Dr. John W. Bull’s Cough Syrup is highly recommended. This won¬ derful remedy gives relief at once, conquers t he worst cough overnight and soon effects a thorough cure. DuBuH’s COUCH SYRUP Cures Grippe and Influenza. ’ Doneti are Kinall ana pleasant to take. Doctors recoin me rid it. Price 25 cts. At ail druggists. 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