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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1899)
lnPain? In the Back? , Then probably tho kidneys, j In tho Ghost? . Then probably the lungs. * 4 In tho Joints ? Then probably rheumatism. No matter where it is, nor what kind; you need have it no longer. It may be an hour, a day, or a year old; it must yield to Dp. Auers Cherry pectoral taster ImmtdUt*!? oft^rapplyird it Vo* fpfl it* soothing, warming, miength cning power. drawn It quiet* congestion; cut inflammation. It is a new plaster. A new combination of new remedie*. Made after now method*. Entirely nnliks any other plaster. The Triumph of Modern Medical Science. The Perfected Product of year* of Patient Toil. Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Pec¬ toral in the treatment of all throat and lung affection*. Placed over the stomach, it atop* nausea and vomiting; over the bowels, it controls cramps und colic. Placed over the small of the back, it removes all congestion from the kidneys and greatly etreugtliuu* weak nee*. For sale by all Druggist*. J. C. Ayer Co., Ixnvull, Mas*. LAND FOR SALE. Tire Richard* place of m:i acres on Little river and Lick creek, nil joining Edge place, in handy Crosi District, for sale- Apply t" Hoiiacf. tl Caul Holden. For Rent. The old Haro mack cotton gin house, suitable for shops, roa chinory, storage, etc. Crawford Apply to Mis J. D, Ham mack, -1 villo, Ga. Three Papers a Week FOR ABOUT THE PRICE OF ONE. i Thi* paper and the Atlanta Tw-lce-a-Weeh Jour > ual for < $ 1 . 50 . Here you get the news of the world anil all your local news while tt 1 * fresh, paying very little more than one paper cost*. Either paper Is well worth ft. 00 , but by special arrangement we are enabled to put In both of them, giving throe papers a week for tilts low price. You can not equal tills anywhere else, am! this combination ts the best pro mlum for those who want a state paper and o home paper. Take these and you will keep up with the time* Besideii gonpral news, the Twice a-Week Journal has much «kHcu 1 tural matter and other articles <>f spoil at Interest to farmers. It lias regular contributions by Bam Jones, Ur?. \V. 11 Felton. John Temple Graves, Hon. C. H, Jordan und * oth« 4 r dinttntfutshed writers. Cut' at this otttee and \eavp vnur •ubsorti '*-"r bou. papers. You £? C.'£2S£&? • • * * a i r * . *5 ivottr own : ’ tv» c l ttcriber. On y SJ CMiU a >v*ai. rsiscAi.i’s^ j j i 5 *r. A LAD12S’ MAGAZINE. a ; tKAuiiftt) c rd pia.e* ; \ 'r shiont; drv-s-ti he he (o-uAVt Of, tt > A^caU wan a led § Stylish, Economical Reliable, Simple, Abscdutelv l’{M**. . ilate. and 2* ivrlcct'FiUiog l k ajxr RiUems. , ' MS CALL % Vt qi i* s—i» i nu n r i»« — > it; . c No-Se««n-Ailowance Patterns.! *C 1^ A,, Ijf to and IA ctv each—nt Si for theta ' S *>id *1 k »n nth o t by matt lrom I THE McCALL CO., J 138-1*6 West 14th St.. K.« Vert ^ sf-iau*''' " • ■ .<• WSl To PATENT Good idi; may be secured by r our aid. Address, THE PATENT RECORD Batfimorv. I Subscriptions to The Patent Record *i.« per awr.. ' 2'3'c'rs'l IAAS. Mjl . All tLSt Gissl. „ U»e Best Cough Syrup. Tastes tn time. SkCd by druiqrists. 01 C z if) C 2 CL H 0 Z AnaJitot' huPpatrofts prints.his paper of the tc give the news day and for the money there is in it. He is presumed to know of what he writes, and he generally does. When ho writes as he does the Leader Courier, Osceola Mills, Pa. without fee or hope of reward, that ‘‘Chamberlin’s Cough Remedy acts magically, and we have found none better in our household. If you have a cough try it.” it may be accept¬ ed as an honest expression sale wor¬ by thy of credence. For _ u . t'Wl Dl'llg otOl'O. - -Hope every body has enjoy¬ ed the holidays and will start out with 1 'OllOWed good fooling UOXt WOCif. D«\\ tit Little I.ttsly Ut.-ets puiil; , ,, the s bi o0 d clean the liver, invigorate tho little \m\& nr. lot conuttpation - # system, ruinous 1Ull j fiver troubles. Dr. R. J. Reid. A mutt usually finds it a hard job to get tl soft one. j Everyi'odvs’ fuvovito Remedy for cuts | ami Burns. A tree Sample for tho asking. i <-> »• >■"” «— I.i. *»>««"». a«n— Med: Co. N O. I _ # 25ers Pure Home Matters of Interest to Our Readers. ) TOWN NEWS ITEMIZED. IVhat Our People Are Doing, Saying and Thinking About Told in Btief Notea. —One more year and the 20 century begins. The best, juicy apples and oranges in town, cheap at Ve&zey & Oglotree’s. —Don’t make that resolution unless you are going to stick to it. Pure fancy candy, sure to please, and lowest price at Veazey A Oglotree’s. —Dr. II. F. White will reside at the II. T. Hum mack lot dur¬ ing 1900. Mrs. <>■ S. Rhodes has been spending this week at the home of her father, Mr. .). W. Meiere in Oglethorpe county. —Some think the country is in better fix now than it was last year this time. If you want to got fat and feel good, quit, drinking coffee and get, some Postum Cereal at the Owl Drug Store. 15 c. Mr. J, H. May will reside at Mr. J. W. Farmer’s home place here another year. Beautifully decorated gift and mustache cups and saucers, cream pitchers and fancy plates very cheapat Veazey & Ogle tree’s. —The demand last week for an extra edition of tho Advo Democrat was great. —Any one wishing a substan¬ tial, high grade bicycle editor at a give-away price, see tho this paper at once. Cost $97. - yours for $18.00 cash. Used little. —If you have not treated your matt right this year, get to do better another year. A layer of old newspapers makes mat¬ ting much more duraole. Educate Your Bowel* With Cascaret*. Candy Cathartic, cure couetipatlon refund forever. 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fall, druggists money. Heart failure covers amultitudc of med¬ ical ignorance. IIow Are Tonr Kidney* * Dr Hobbs' Hparaetis Pill* core all kidney 111*. Sam¬ ple free. Add. Sterling Kemedy Co., Chicago or N. Y. Mrs. It. Churchill, Berlin Vt., says “O baby wa* covered with running sores. DcWitt's Wjtcl. Hazel Salve cured her.” A specific for idles and skin diseases. Be ware of worthless counterfeits. Dr. It. J. Reid. —Rev. W. S. Robison was the guest of Judge Mitchell [recently. Ho will malfe his home here another year. Mr, J, Sheer, Seda'.ia, Mo., saved his child’s life by One Minute Cough Cure. Doctors had given her tip to die with croup. It’s an infallible cure for cough’s colds, grippe, pneumonia, bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Relieves at once. Dr. R. J. Reid. —Iu laying your plans, far¬ mers do not let the past fair price for cotton ruin your plans for a sufficiency of food stuff in 1900 “I was nearly dead with dyspepsia, tried doctors, visited mineral springs, and grew worse. I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. That cured me.” It digests what you eat. Cures indigestion,* sour stomach, heartburn and all forms of dyspepsia. Dr. R. J. Reid. Meal made of corncobs, ground, is used to adulterate many food products. To Curo Constipation Forever. Take Casearels Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. If C. C. C. fall to curo, druggists refund money. —Married at the home of Mr. J. W. Parmer, in this place Thursday last, Prof. S. N. Chap¬ man to Miss Cattle Farmer, post mistress, at this place. It was a surprise to many people. We wish them much happiness. Miss Annie E. Gunnin;, Tyre, Mich., says, “I suffered a loug time from dyspep¬ sia: lost flesh and became very weak. : Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured j me ” It digests what you eat and cures all i forms of stomach trouble. It never fails to give immediate relief in the worst case?. Dr. R. J. lteid, The establishment of Woman’s Work in j Indian Territory has been accomplished j after years of laboring and waiting. I Societies seetn anxious to learn methods 1 ot work. Mrs. VV. H. Kuykendall reports one meeting at which one hundred women were present, including several full-blooded ; Indians ) CiYSTOHIA. I Bears the The Kind YOU Hav? Always Bougnt ! Big nature ef German baker* are not allowed to han bread with bare hands. If your boy gets burned when he shoots Ins Christinas cracker, use the ‘‘old Dr THo-nors Antiseptic. It is dean and pleasant, cooling and toothing to the burn, relieves suffering and beds almi'st like magic. Only Me. a bottle, l»y all hustling druggists. A cup of very hot milk "a; bed time will prevent sleeplessness. Add water and sugar to Dr. Tichenor's Ant s j Uc ami subtract the colic from vour Baby. Very pleasant, perfectly css and absolutely reliable. Costs50c. If a mau has no pjts the chances are he nil s few friends. J. B. Clark, I’«>oria,Ill., says, “Surgeons ant oe me for piles, hut 1 t*Ul w Do Witt’s Witch Hazel S.iK \ ' It is iulailthb' i r piles and skin Beware of counterfeits. Dr. R. J. lit id. Mouticello isahout to erect a cotton fac¬ tory to cost SloO.ooO. S J.oOO has been ShlK t*i hi d. It takes L t a minute to overcome Kt I i the tliras' and to stop acough by tbe use of One Minute Cough Cure, This remedy quickly cure* all forms o* throat and lung troubles. Harmless and pWsnt to take. It prevents consumption A fktnotuspecific for grippe and it* effects. Dr. R. J. Reid. ii THE ANNEX, I have just completed my new nom which now gives, an additional 4 ,500 square feet floor sjace to my already large store. 1 $7,500.00 STOCK. I am now tilling this Annex within entirely new stock of up-to-date furniture, as large variet} as can be found in any city South. PRICES TO SUIT THE TRADE. W. T. JOHNSON, Washington, % Georgia. The Hit Dog Always Hollers i We sell the drugs, Stock is nev% clean and com¬ ' plete. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. Get our prices before buying. 9 6 0 •is 0 0 THE OWL DRtG STORE, | A long of Peace. Peace Iff the sunlight and peace In the raf Peace where In meadows the wild doves eorfdain: Peace 01 rie fields that were red with the ala] fjf Peace Jod’s country forever! Peace ere the great ships have roared wit their guns— Where he battle smoke darkened all stai i and all suns; Peace infthe hearts of the patriot ones— Peace n God's country forever! P( ■Shore no lightnings from heaven hurled; Wi B | he loved flag of freedom’s for f« unfurled; Wh; H: te red stripes of glory shall gar IK'.i. the world— S n God's country forever! —{ nton In Atlanta Constitution. __ f JOtjr Is Blood Deep. CleantoTood means a clean skin. No beauty w„hout it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar¬ tic clean j our blood and keep it clean, by stirring ,p the lazy liver and driving all im¬ purities rom the body. Begin to-day to and banish that pmples, sickly bilious boils, complexion blotches, blackheads, by taking Cascaret;,—beauty for ten cents. All drug¬ gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. 4 Enforce the Dog Law. Now that we have a dog law let us that the grand juries, all the j jj|§ [t in s, enforcing and the people it. will v * oml r» vo i n o li f y ft 7 - er d» ean more wool and mut¬ ton,! s pigs and poultry. Thi' Pcraps of food fed daily to the i n Georgia would raise housands of hogs, and chickoi ,s without number. Ql ve the sheep and the shote and the c hi°k a chance to multi ply an( i*eplenish the state, and tht» goo, d d °S s an opportunity to sweU-lV^ treasury, by enforcing the do ft ax.—Macon Telegraph. v s t RE CURE FOR CROUP Twenty-fi ve Years’ Constant I'se without a Failure. The indication of croup is ;s.s, and iu a child sub * g|t disease sign it of the may be taken V. ra sure ap proach uf an attack. Following this h arseness is a peculiar rough ■ough. If Chamberlin’s vemedy ... given as soon Cough is a- the jGil‘-l becomes hoarse, , ever a h* the croupy cough ap¬ pear-, will prevent the attack. j t j s -d iu many thousands homes In this bioad land and never ( sappoillts the mother d- We have yet to learn of ;t siu instance in which it ha- no) ’Duration k CoVed can effectual. Show such Other record—twenty-five p years’ a con stant us- ! without a failure. sale by p wl , _ Dru 2 store - John Home * Mnieom. rpu., airs which have been going Oh for nearly 8 ye» r iu hm historic house of John ^ e8ie Y. iu London, the found er of Met 110 * 5 * 8111 ' are nearin 8 comple tion Tile home i* to be formally open ed as a Methodist center and museum for Weale/ relics. —New York JournaL i?jt m foll the people •Tft * > * To Get * * i » Good Things for Xmas , V\L " e Lave 11 f them In everv line t and the |P eo P , It ‘ are pleased , ‘j with -i Ixtth OUll A’all u * ce g<^>ds *nd the low [supply for xvliat you want, ' n- new w :i, ill j * * YOU. - • Popular VEAZEY Santa Claus & Depot OQLpTREE’S for all Kinds of Goods. (TheCwl Driur Store’s 0 .1 Best Goods at Lowest Prices, c] }JlWF0RDVILLE GA. ■ Xmas Carol. a song of sixpence, i Of dimes and dollar-, too. in your cash-box All the long day through. the till is opened, There your gladdened eye* the maxim proven: “Pays to advertise.” —Fred II. Chifford. CHICKENS. We are pleased to be able to add the valuable experience of Mrs. W. E. H„ •f Milledgeville, as a further answer to the inquiry as to how to rid the henhouse and chickens of mites. Mrs. H.’s letter also contains other valuable suggestions. She says: “Seeing in the weekly paper here in one of your recent reports an inquiry for cure of inites and lice on chickens I send the following, which I know to be sure, as my chickens have been free from inites for over five years: Two teaspoonsful of sulphur to a pint of corn meal mixed well together to every seven fowls; given twice a week to get rid of mites; given once every 10 or 12 day's to prevent. Mites will never get on roosts made of sassafras poles, and they can be used several years. Onions cut fine and baked in dough prepared for biscuit and fed to fowls once or twice a week when cholera is around is a sure preventive. Little chickens just a few days old can be ted with both prepara¬ tions. Three drops of sweet oil on the heads of ducks will kill the lice.” Respectfully, Mas. W. E. H. PEA VINES. What Is the best way to save pea vines for hay? P. C., Lee County. The vines should be cut just as the pea is developing in the pod, when you can *■*» * '"“y ae^-eloped pod. Mow or cut down the vines early in the morning, as soon as the dew is off. Leave vine, on the ground until »«t morning, when you scatter the cocks and leave as before. Throw two cocks together in the afternoon, and go on m this way until the vines are dry enough for the bam. Do not handle the vines in the heat of the day, when very dry, nr or thA the Imvm leaves will will fall tali off on. The Anev vines nes should, if not prevented by ram, be left in the field for four or five days. Place them loosely in the barn, and never pack them away. In this way you can se¬ cure very fine hay. WEEVILS IN CORN. Can you give me a remedy, or, rather, preventive, that will keep weevils out of corn? J- L. H., Adel, da. In answering your question on this subject we reply to several other in¬ quiries relating to the same matter. Experiments with bi-sulpliide of carbon prove it a most valuable remedy. As practical onco i« the Left t tu ot, Wt) give what Mr. John W. Rice, of Su wanee county, Florida, says on the sub¬ ject: “Last winter, after I had housed my corn, I obtained of Evans Brothers, of Live Oak, a few pounds of bi-sulphide of carbon. I took a long tube and worked it into the corn to bottom of barn on one side, and poured in one pound tube and of the stuff, stopped upper end of let it remain two weeks. I then made the same operation on the other side of the barn. The weevils were pretty thick in the corn, but they soon disappeared, and I have them no more. My barn is freer from weevils in August than it has been in March before. I must say it is a de¬ cided success. I would not be without it, though it cost me $5 a pound. I have a supply for the present crop, and shall put each bottle in a box slatted on top to prevent the breaking of the bottle, place the box on the floor of the barn and throw the corn on it—the bottle un¬ stopped, of course. I shall use one bot¬ tle to one hundred bushels of com. Mi¬ stook have eaten both corn and shucks treated with carbon and it had no inju¬ rious effects. The stuff is worth millions to the south, where the corn weevil is so destructive and annoying.” PEAR TREES. What is the best way to train pear trees? L. F. T., Thomaston. It is best to train your trees so that they will branch at a distance of only a j few feet from the ground. This method I has these advantages: The fruit can he | easier gathered and the trees easier I trained; the fruit does not injure so falling: the branches being j sturdy, will not be strained by overbear tag or over weight of fruit; the soil will i be kept shaded and moist, and the trunk i protected from the scorching sun. STUMPS. C ;l ti you give me a method to de stroy stumps? U.. Hancock County, U. D. Bore with a two-inch augur to the heart or center. Fill the hole with sul phuric acid or with crude petroleum. first place the acid destroys in a few mont fi s . f u the latter, when the j stump becomes saturated with the oil it ! is fired and will bum to the roots. Where oil is used two or more holes will hasten j the time for burning. Place an iron | weight on the stump when fired, and it ; will render the result more certain. The I iron retains heat, and by its weight re~ I moves charred portions of the stump. HUMUS. How does humus , benefit _ , land . s . B. N., Brooks. 1 Land is bene fitted by humus princi pally by its mechanical effects. It stiff sand ? land l0 °f ns Cla -T S °* 1: “ gives power to the soil to absorb 1 ana re¬ tain moisture and its solvent powers renders available mineral substances in When the vegetable tto _ . the soil. ma r 13 from liguminoos plants. » considerable contribution of nitrogen is directly made. Carbonic .. , at .d , is ; tht v ..HnHivil pnncii>ei element el.m | evolved from humus. Ex - Treasurer State of Maine* 4 H y-. fcv •» mm ■t i mm Wmm " ! 4£*r i r nrec < years ag o I tv as all run down. weak, exhausted; had indigestion, constipation, and my system was debilitated in general. Physicians did not help me and i began taking Dr. Miles' Nervine. New, I am as well as ever. Chas. A. White, 99 Ex-Truas. Stato of h'ain* , Gardiner, Me. MULES* is sold bottle by all benefits druggists on guarantee, back. first or money free. Book on heart and nerves sent Or. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. Executor’s Sales. /T FORGIA. WARREN COUN TY. Ij By ;«\VoV^i"ctUr”i,l“S o door in said before the court house county, on the first Tuesday in •Jan , 1900 gS" i ‘bKlSfr*‘f JTJlh?' tl..toot? the -Es 0W ing property, belonging to tatorfJw. 'Seining G. M acres Tal more or less, in 172nd List., Ge°n?iw,bound- , laferro Couuty, state of land^of^. s!'Perkins, West by’lands of Mrs. S. Overton. today , , Said sale to continue from nay untl , conlpleted- Purcfiaser to pay for p apers and revenue stamps, H- P. Dec. 6th. 1899. Citation. EORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: ^ IT APPEARING Upon application of Jno. K. Holden that he and others are creditors of estate of Olevia Rhodes, deceased, that said estate represented, is unrepresent¬ ed and not likely to he a U persons concerned are required to show cause before me on first Monday in January next why Cliailes II. Golucke, Clerk of Superior (tourt of said county, or some other suitable person should not he appointed ndmi ntb tnkt o t ujHWrr sanf estate. December G ; 1899. Geo. H. Mitchell, Ohdinahy. Citation. p EORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY: go all whom it may concern: IV T. Nash, administrator of Mrs. E. T. (’alter, deceased, lias in due loan applied to the undersigned for leave of to sell the lands belonging to the estate said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in January next. This, 4th day “f Dec. 1899. Geo. H. Mitchell, Ordinary. HORSE STOLEN! Stolen from my stable ntj “Public Square,” Greeue county. Tuesday night, Dec. 12, 1899, one BAY HOUSE, black mane and tail, foretop been cut but has grown out about 2 inches, both hind feet white nearly to bock joint, right fore-foot and part of ankle white, gray hairs on back where sore healed, star in face, white spot on nose, medium size, narrow breast, trots in harness, and fox trots under saddle* Finder will be liberally rewarded. ROBERT ATKINSON, Union Point, Ga, $20 REWARD! Escaped from Taliaferro county jail Wednesday night Dec. 13 1899, Will Ed *ruds, colored age about 23, yery black, heighth about 5 ft. 10 in., weight about 165. TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for his capture and delivery at Ciawfordvil.'e. Ga. FRANK B. TAYLOR. Sheriff Taliaferro Co. Salesmen b anted. Good wages to sell our Nursery Stock Apply for terms. We will have for Sprins anil Fall, 1899 and 1900. an immense stcck of Apple. Pear, Peach. Plum, Apricot, Cherry, Grape, etc. ornamental Also small fruits, shade and trees, roses, etc. We make a specialty of wholesaling to large planters direct at low prices. Write us for wholesale price list. Address, CEDAR HILL NURSERY Co.. Winchester, Term. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recoiE structing the exhausted digestive or¬ gans It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. it No other efficiency. preparatipj| It in, ca n approach in stantly relieves and permanently Heartburn cures - ; Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Stomach. Nausea Flatulence. Sour 1 SickHeadache.Gastralgia.Cramps.anc all other results of imperfect Co*. digestion Chicago. Prepared by E. C DeWIU A
