The Ashburn advance. (Ashburn, Ga.) 18??-19??, September 30, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"The Prudent Man Setteth His House in Order. Your human tenement should bt given oven more cartful attention than the haute you Uve in. Set tt in order by thoroughly renovating your 'whale tytiem through blood made pure by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Then tvary or pan •will ad promptly and regularly. Diamond brills. The carbon* used In diamond drills nr* not real diamonds a . Jeweller* un¬ derstand the word. They come from Bublu State, Brasil. To reach tb* Held one goca by boat and rail to Ban- delrn, thence on mule back into the mountains called Sierra deg Lavras Dlamantln/ts. The carbons are found In river gravel and also In a clay stratum In the mountains. t'en’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lift Away To quit totocco taally and foravnr, bo ra*f- natlc, full of HI*. nervM and vigor, Utkn No-To- Baf. Uio wondor-workor, that mako* weak mon strong. All druggist*, 00c or 91. Cure guaran¬ tied Book lot and •ampl* fre«. Address Htarllng Reload? Co., Chicago or Now York. A $90,OM) t OOO Iron trunt him Juat bean formed In Nova fidotlA. Huprftiiif‘ Court Declelone. ( blef Jnetloe RUoklay, fteinedj. of Hli On decision . ban tried Ty nor r*» DynptpnUi f>r. : Tyner, “AMuuih. 0« . March U < has.O. \tlfcnta Ua I have uead, rviid am now weltig. I’/ner'a l) iibybl' • »;>*pal* Al elixir Roinody. With It its 1 h aid a mental anti pair an w*ll as a a t.f epee taolus I - an frequently «'>*> the Logan law lft p.oHu of unHuiuible or low much diet. B. HI.BCEl.il y “rt o ."lO*;. tt bottlo atttll druKKlstfl; or »e»t Remedy for price, or pi* ess Mlbhell paid, by Tyner Ilya Ga. fiepBltt Co., 44 bt., Atlanta, New York's debt Is two hundred and forty rnlllloo doBurr Mg xji ! k)l ’I ‘ W* > ’ v t Bi* kh fell? Nyf AV# ’4^ Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels fLtANSES v THE >STEM D ;?c«sS»:S .ineffectually UA PERMANENTLY 1X5 B ^EFIC!AL EJECTS evy the 4tmnst-M»M'ro or (AUfcRNIA ^xv.^ pG "i'x SyRVP(£ »■- tOU MU BY All 0SU6MT!* PPiU &0t ftflOOftlL HAD BREATH linve b**i* usfair rf’A $(’A k!.T* mply *»utl u« a aifid umt tdruotlve laxattr* tbay art* bothered bI w«m- with tlurful My tlaiighMir auti I mere #irik •tonikoh Aatf onr brt-nth Casearote wmb very bud. hpproved After taking a few doyg# or wo In l.uro wonderfuuf. They are a gi'nnt help Iho fahiliy. Wll HiuAuhouse ft TV. SIlN A N AOgl. 118T Nt., CinClnoftU, Ohio. /© cS-^e - TMAOI MANN NIOI0TVMO PlNNPTiub Palatable. Fount, Tauto Good. Do Good, Novgi Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. lOo, 26c. fiOo. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... ■Urllct 11—17 I'klMtK K«. 31, M-ro-Bsc iawBBiwaiW Why take Nauseous Medicines? An you suffering with INDIGESTION? Are you suffering with KIDNEY or BLADDER TROUBLE? Art y«u nulijrd to COl.U’. KI.ATI'I.I’NCY or I'AINS In tbi‘ IIOWKUS < bt yaw Miticr from hktkntion or si i»- TUI TION ot UUINlit l>o you ft*e*l I.ANl*t'01t« ueul IIKBILITA- TKb iu tho mornlntif WOLFE’S Aromatic Schiedam SCHNAPPS CURES THEM ALL!! Pliusunt to tike. Stimulating, Biuratic. Stomachic, Absolutely Pun. TOE BEST KIDNEY and LIVER MEDICINE IN THE WORLD ! ! I Far Amir by all OUtU KKM rh4 OBKUUKTjt. nKWAKIv OF HrBSi m’TRM. 25 c7: PISO’S-'CWRE FDR liUKtS WhtKt ALL tLil rAH.be _ Xm IVat CouEh ayrtip. b.r Toftum drudslruv LKxxi. f In ttmo 251515;, RESTRAIN ALL COMBINES OutCOKIC , tilC , COflYClltlOII - ,. Held u .. OF Under Saver’s Call. STRONG RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Capital _ . . Invested legitimately Should Not lie Interfered With. After two days of speech-mnking at 8t. Louis, tho governors, attorney generals and other state representa- tives adopted resolutions outlining the legislation needed to control tho so-called trusts and combines and ad- journed sine die Thursday night. J he resolutions embodied were atrreed to after ,Js:r a lontr session s° Sa“; of tho divergent wore the views presented for its consideration that it was after midnight when the committee was able to arrive at any conclusion. Tho whole matter was then referred to a sub-com- mittee, composed of Governor McMil- lin, of Tennessee, and Attorneys Gen¬ eral Smith, of Texas, and Campbell, of Colorado, to put into proper shape. Governor McMillin, chairman of the committee on resolutions, presented tho report of that committee. In presenting tho report of the com- mittee on resolution, Govornor Me- Millin said he was aware of the fact that the trusts and combinations in restraint of trade are in a de¬ gree dependable upon federal, state and municipal governments for their continuance. He believed it was in¬ cumbent upon the national, state and municipal governments to restrain the operations of these trusts and combi¬ nations. “Tho situation and perhaps the ef¬ forts of the conference are misunder¬ stood,” tho speaker contined. “It is not the object of this conference to crush corporations, nor to interfere with capital in any legitimate form. The object of those resolutions is not to crush either corporations or to de- stroy capital, but to regulate them, so as to meet tho fair demands of all the people. “This is the purpose and this is the object wo hope to accomplish. The organization of trusts uud Combines within the last two years is tlio occa¬ sion ami authority for onr preseuce here. Wo are seeking to ascertain a proper power for the curtailment of what is apparently menacing evil, and the accomplishment of this object can be effected through the independent action of the citizen. We have the best land in the history of man. “Wo furnish the world with tliirty- ouo per cent of the manufactured ar- tides of the world and thirty-two per cent of ali the banking. In tlio mat¬ ter of agriculture, notwithstanding Great Britain, Htissia and other coun¬ tries, we feed the world. This agri¬ cultural class is not organized and cannot bo organized into trusts or combines and must be protected against other interests which can combine. “The industrial and other impor¬ tant interests ure combined to con¬ trol tho wealth of the country in tho hands of a few and by those means the sweat and (oil of tho millions is controlled. Our object is to prevent this. Corporations arc necessary in a proper degree to the successful con* duct of business, but they should not be so managed and controlled as to destroy business. It is not proper to place the commerce of this great coun¬ try in the hands of throe or four peo- jile and thereby control tlio labor and destiny iien of the republic. “\\ nil these industries arc combined into one band for the man* ulacturo of a given article, they paral¬ yze labor without extending sufficient protection. It is one of the objects of this conference to correct this condi¬ tion of affairs. “Within recent years, I think less tlinll ttt’O Vt’ai S, UOt 1(>SS tllRU 200 $ , Z$s ( g8t'% i.“SSI drawn from tho earth could be mar- shaled into one stun it could not pay the ebligations of theso trusts; if ail sliver taken from the earth was ap¬ plied it oonld not caucel tho obliga¬ tions of these combinations. In concluding, the speaker claimed that the interests were so vital as not to bo of partisan character, but con¬ tended that a prohibitive tariff had much to do with the creation of trusts, using the sugar trust as an illustra- tion. Resolutions thanking Governor Say- ers for his efforts iu behalf of the con- fereuco wore adopted before delaring the conference adjourned. Miners Raitc Cain In Arkansas. Mail advices shox that a reign of terror exists in the coal mining dis¬ tricts of Sebastian county, Arkansas, where strikes of the miners continue. WILL UK SKAT HOME. NonvaslAti Sailor# Who Klllatl Companion In Mltli)<*«Nn Under Arrest. Warrants were sworn out at Charles¬ ton, S C., Friday by ViooCousul Witte, acting for the government of Norway, against Andersen and Thomas, tfie Norwegian sailors from the bark Drot, who, according to their own stcry. killed and ate a companion while drifting in uiidoctmu on a rafl. The two men will be sent to Norway as soon as able to travel. /MS® JtuS -—nfiSwjk * A ns Pitt«§ ❖ i Does yourhead ache? Pain back of your eyes? Bad taste in your mouth? It’s your liver 1 Ayer's constipation, Pills are liver pills. They euro and all liver , | headache, dyspepsia, 2Sc. All druggists. complaint*. . *Vant your moustache or beTtiT kYeautlfui brown or rich black? Then use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE ails,. to f f i P._ N ^ ,y *■ K H '_ Jewlsh Populations. Increasing statistics showing changes In the distribution of the Jews In the principal countries which they Inhabit have Just boon published In London. Tte« are now four and a half millions £ 7 J™ “ “ZmT 1 7, EnglanT v.nsjiana and ana 1*30,000 ,, In the Lnltcd , , States. This In- “ Dd th * vrr.T"* Unlted ’ Sta,M tor n ln ^ the h(i - ' ginning of the century there were only 14.000 Jows in England and 1,000 in tho United States. To His Credit. “That young Perkins who comes to see you owes $40 at the laundry and $13 at the burlier shop.” “Well, pupa, he deserves credit for trying to loook like a gentleman.” AkU Your Denier For Allcii’a Foot-Kago, A powder to shako into your shoes; rests the feat. Cures Corns, Bunions, Sweating Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching. Feet ami Ingrowing halls. Allen s loot-Eose makes new or tight shoes easy. At ail drug¬ gists and shoe stores, US ets. Sample mailed FltEE. Adr’s Allen S. Olmsted.Leltoy, N. y. 111 a cflfilsr to hold on to time by tlio lore- locks than i t is to hold on at the heels. FUnente lour llowels Willi Cumreli. Fund, Cathartic, cure constipation forever, K'v. it,', if < . ('. c. tall, druggists refund money. 'file wool *>n the bark of a sheep is the rh e ph e ra’s btt ro m eter • too Kewarrl. *100. The readers of this paper will lie pleaded to learn that thvTo is at leant ahje on« dreitcled <Us- «*ftf.e that science has l?een to cure in all itHstnL't’H. and that is < atarrh. Hall’s Catarrh { urn Is the only posftivroure ratarth now iitving known to mediral fraternity, u con- Ktlt utional Hall’s fiivifHst*. Hall’s Catarrh (a requires Cure u constitutionnl if- tuken Inter- tie <iiin nt. iittlly, ucting rlirectl nreetty the up on the thereby blood and mu- cou# ing the surfucesi foundation of svfd > tem, destroy¬ ot the disease, and giving the vnr patient, p»*,.n*str«naifl strength hy nymmuingup IhiildJng up the the con- con- r-tjtntion hihI iiKfjpting nature in doing' ii* <h’rd f.r.?;i:;rw Hollar p * : ™Mui , iis:;XroV; that fail* , nVn n for rik case it to cure. Send for n«t of.'TVirvsY &"'fo A ,‘Tmcd 0 , ’ o. ’ Sold hy iJniBglets. 75c HolrsFamtlv Pilla are the best. Mrr. Winslow', .'uothlnsr Syrup forqiiildrun Hon.niUx teethiijir.roften*the . pain.cares jrume. wind redmseainflam colic. 2.',r. a not ' and sp{dorsa?eeaten* fri0aCr0004lieS ’ toods — .......—-— ---- Now ig t)i«i Time to Plant Strawberries Our free publications t-11 how to make money on them. Strawberry flpeciallets, Kltlrell, N. c. In Naples 8il,0(in people never know tocUj wl,ere the5, shl111 XBt thelr meai * tomorrow To Cure < ons1l)>nti.»n Forever. Take (' aH<*nrettt< andv Catluirtli lOt; mone^ or 25c 11 C. (’. ( fall to cure, druggists refund The harder a woman's husband has to work the madder she gets when she sees a lazy man. 2 . '■7 : ,'',A 7-7* wm fflt GROVE’S >4 > T\,'*\ *T’-'C- r < -'-vlLstyy TASTELESS i m CHILL I ? ■"M* PP . aSSilBf® aJax:. W u MpgSjpKFGJ THOUSANDS OF GMT BOTTLES 7. -02T«- Grove’s Tasteless Chili Tor are being sold daily to the people in the malarial sections of the United States, conit demand for GROVE’S is three times greater than all the other Chill Tonics & SlplS A LARGE JOEBER’S TESTBS^O^Y: MEYER BROS. DRUG GO., of St. Louis, write about GROVE’S: PARIS MEDICINE CO., St, Louis, Mo., Gentlemen:—We find we are again in need of Grove’s Tastelesi Tonic. Please rush down 100 gross more at once. It might be pleasant for you to know that we sokl durii chili season of 1HJ8, 2000 dozen QpqvG*S Toiftio and our sales for this season are steadily increasing. Th record to be proud of, and we congratulate you on such a showing. Yours truly, MEYER BROS. DRUG The formula of GROVE S is plainly printed on each boltle showing what it cc 1 he reason the imitators do not advertise their formula is because they know the I would not buy their roaLcine if they knew its ingredients. co- YOUR CRUOOiST HAS SOLD GROVE’S FOR YEARS. JUST ASK HIM ABOUT !T. H\ 1 S? G rove’s is a prescription that does cure MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEV Croquet’s New Name. The game of croquet has just boon the subject of legislation by experts, and as a result the scleutiflc game— played by men who insist upon hav¬ lag the lawn ns smooth ns a billiard table, the balls perfectly rounded—Is no louger croquet, but roque. No-To-IiftC^for FJfly Cent*. 1 v.pvnpteed K'V*m , i*o litvMf wire, makes weak n on stropp, bleed pure. LOc, $1. All dniggists. Few men are envusrh at home and in look their own houses to so into the pantry for pie. Mts permanently cured. No flt« or nervous- . n- "fo r first d.-ir - «»•> >-f I>r. Kline , lireat rr\e'‘t-m-rer s : ul»l IS'lUsaiultrenUsefree B. I H. KIJNF. I.111. -SI Arp:. Pt f'hllH . P» s me- . ‘ -• • I I SIS am £ 0 O 63 To cure, or money refunded by your merchant, so why not try it? Price 50c. A Rare Old Bible for SI. F.. A. Bloser. a Jeweler of New Kings¬ ton. l’u., has come into possession ofan old Wide which would excite the ad¬ miration of bibliomaniacs and codec- tors of old books. This blble was prim- ed In Boillngberg. Germany, in 1730, and the text is in old German black Idler characters. The covers are of wood, and, although In a good state of preservation, the leaves arc faded and stuiued with age. Mr. Bloser bought the old book at a “vendue,” or publh sale, in Newvllle. Cumberland County, Penn., the other day for $1. The country auctioneer ,vbo sold It had no idea of Its worth as a rare volume, and when Mr. Bloser bid a dollar for it the auctioneer knock¬ ed It down to him at once. When Mr. Bloser examined the old book ho found between Its pages many clippings from newspapers of ancient date. Some of them referred to the elections of the early Governors of Pennsylvania, and now they make in- foresting rending —New York Press. Tiie not nun win*, Prlx* fighting may not bo a pleasant subject, hu ’ “ a lc»».n norcrttielass-fho in im .or fl , ty j, oars b „ t ]n „ dyspepsia. oenquoreo Wllousnoas tho '-uses saBsss»jwa*r- of constipation, ,, ttle Thera are in the United States over fifty distinct secret orders Beauty Is Blood Deop. ( K’l.n blood meiing a clean skin, No beauty without It. Oascarete, Candy CatliAr- tlc clean your blood and keep it clean, by .Hi ring .up tho laky liver ami driving all im¬ banish purities from the body* blotches, Begin to-day pimples, bolls, blackheads, nml that sickly bilious complexion by taking CnBcarete,—beauty for ton cents. All gists, satisfaction guaranteed. 10c, S5o, 50c*. •lyo In to Berlin make radishes them look are fresh dipped and into pink. piso'g Cure for Consumption Is an A No 1 A r thman r His.. April 11, 1801. Eucalyptus Trees for Cuba. The eucalyptus tree, It Is reported, will be extensively planted ln Cuba In the hope that it will be effectual in re¬ moving malaria. Experiments with this tree in the Countries bordering the Mediterranean have shown that it la efficacious In ridding the country of malaria. Its beneficial effect in this regard Is supposed to be due to the absorption by Its roots of poisonous matter in the soil, and not to any medicinal exhalaflon from Its leaves or to absorption of malarious matter by them. Medicinally tt Is useful and Its wood is valuable. The tree has a phenomenally rapid growth, attaining mat size ' 11 rC( l u,res a 111£,ftn temper- .'iture of about 60 degrees, and is not a b ' c to » ^perature t. e iow ~~ _ degrees. In Southern California the w,cal - T P < «* has b( ’ ( ' n extensively plant- cd because of its supposed influence ln Inducing rainfall. Should the eucalyptus prove as use- H,i i n Cuba as it has about the Medi- torranenu It will help to transform the low-lying portions of tile Island Into healthful regions.—Chicago Record. MO FETT’ A h Rev. now Bishop;Jos.S, Key, ETHIN 1 -4. SA«V '■& i (Teaming Panfiars.) ** ces(s 8nI ? 25 CeEts ’ if Mi foEfi.d at yctr Druggist’s, mail 25 cents to m — J* MOFFETT, M, Dw St. Louis, Mo, m All forms of skin disease, sncli as Tetter. Sait Rheum. E zeinn. Ring- worm, etc., qui. klr cured by Tetter- rrz ine. send If your Uraggiat hasn’-t got it, 50o. in stamps r.n the manuf av¬ turcr, J. T. Shuptrine, savann ail. oTm-ople Tertl- 1 vli I bus cured, a ; l sent for theabkin^. ------- GOLDEN CROWN LAMP CHIMNEYS Arc tlie bfigt. A»kf*»rthei in. Cost no inor« than roftumui chlumeys. All dealer*. F1TTSHC1U* CO.. Allegheny* P*. CLOUD S “KL0RD1AE »,* StnVbOrflto^taKfSr^ _ tij nisiL lid p, „ i »M. I. cUtuis I'srkrt stmwtorr. l I.OI til 'IlgMIM.I.. InAege, fwr. I . T HE 111* of women overshadow their whole live*. Some are constantly getting me “ ic ' a tr ® at * women best understands ment and are never well. “A woman find women’s ills,” and the women who consult Mrs. Pinkham in her counsel practical assistance. Mrs. Mass. Pinkham’s address is Lynn, PRACTICAL la., Mrs. tells Ma§el how Good, Mrs. Correctionville, Pinkham saved HELP FOR her “ life. I cannot She thank says: you enough for SUFFERING what I can your recommend medicine it as has one done of the for best me. WOMEN medicines on earth .’ar all women’s ills. I suffered for two years with female weakness and at last became bedfast. Three of our best doctors did me no good so I concluded to try Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. After taking a few bottles of your medicine, I was [jp T able to do all my house¬ ■ - work. I know that your E medicine raised me frortj p a bed of sickness and ej < r perhaps death, and am B ' thankful for what it ,r very fa has done forme. I hope u V®?®® that 8very 3uffei ' in s woman may be per- 1 T suaded to try youT medicine." 4n Get Mrs. Pinkham’s begin advice to be mm x: as soon as you puzzled. The sick headaches s and dragging sensation come / % from a curable cause. Write for help as soon as they ap. pear. Mrs. Dole Stanley, C a m p b e llsburg, Ind., >7 6^1 writes: “Dear Mrs. t\ o Pinkham—I was troubled with sick headache and was so weak and nervous, I could hardly go. A friend called upon me one evening and recommended Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, saying that she knew that it would cure me. I then sent for your medicine and after taking five bottles of it, I v/a3 entirely cured. I cannot praise it enough.” TK£ REASON WHY■ For ir.an or beast I SUM’S £ INBEfiT Excels—is that it Penetrates to the seat of the trouble im¬ ! mediately and without irrita¬ pain. ting rubbing—and kills the Fatmity and Stable Gleam Sold by Dealers generally. Or. Earl S. Sloan, Boston, Rlaas. BARTERS Take no other—it is the BNK best that e-an he made. If afRlctatt YTith Thompeon’s Ey e Wafer tora tyet. us# REED WHEAT raejOLL We apaln offer tlie cleanest Boed wheat on the market, and from probably the iar«est crop yield In the Statv, If not tfco United Slates. We had 8S5acres In wheat this year, and the crop averaged £0 bushels per acre \\ here we-bad a good stand, not winter kil- ,ed. wo had over 40 bushels per acre. One hundred bushels Of our wheat will contain oookl© suea than one bushel of ordinary eeed wheat. Price $1.15 per huehel on care at Charlotte. Ba*, S hold two bushels and are new-no charge for hags. Terms: Cash wltu order. CHARLOTTE OIL & FERTILIZtfi CO. Per Fit El) IH.IVKH, PreS't. CHARLOT1 K. - N. r. PITTS’ Antiseptic Invigoratoi FOR The Stomach, The Liver, The Bowels, The Kideys, The Blood, Tiie Nerves, Contagious Diseases. Antiseptic Invigovatov is a germ-killer, diuretic, a blood purifier, a stomach a rf< nerve tonic, a stimulant for the liver ah bowels. Manufactured by PITTS’ ANTISEPTIC 1NVIG0RAT0R CO THOMSON. OA CD I— HB PI cJa nlDd« BRISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &c FOR ANY MAKE OF GIN. ENGINES, BOILERS AND FRESSE And Repairs for samp. Shafting, Pullej LOMBARD Belting, injectors, IRON IMS Pipes, ValYos SUPPLY »n*l Fjttl^ i H AUGUSTA, GA. 1 Uf I nOUlTI wots ra Worth V,.. $4 .. to ,, $6 r „ compared “ » f m . l?odo,ooo’weareri, g' ■ ^ feS £[ ^ tf! ALL LEATMEHS 2... ALLSTH thb CHiIJI a t ».r KroB. C iz r-.RK ».-d-T. I.U' Take no automate fcatgeatihak elaln A. to be^isgood, ts Rtad #lioerfo *3.50 kiad o! leuth^. slz^ iJir cap x W. L. DOU^AS SHOE CO.. Brockton, Mass. MENTION THIS ----i..