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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1897)
ft ma Mr. J. P. Utley, of Mt. Vernon, In terviewed. by a Reporter. HE TELLS GF H!S. ( Sj : 3. WITH THOUJLE GF THS STOMACH. How lie Fought it for Years—Physicians Tried to Cure Him but Failed — Finally He Discov ers a Remedy and is Cured. From the Run, Ifft. Vernon, Ind. Mr. J. P. Utley, aged sixty-four years, whose post-office address is Mt. Vernon, Ind., lias been an-ddent of Posey County for forty eight years, and is one of Posey County’s most prominent and prosperous farmers. Mr. Utley lives in Lynn township, about seven miles northeast of this city, and he desires to epeak through the columns of the s’itn a few werds in behalf of a famous remedy for dis eases of tlie blood, so that his many friends may profit by an exper'ietice which he .had. baid Mr. Utley a few days ago to a reporter: o t "Several years ajro 1 began to suffer with «ome kind of stomach trouble. My food did ft. <iot seem to agree with xne and I was unable W to do any farm work. Food that I ate at times caused severe pains nnd cramps in my «rtomach and would cause it to swell. I at first began to doctor with a physician who , was traveling through the eountry, but he .’did me no good. I then went to Mt. Vernon l and consulted one of tine ibest :physicians in je the city who pronounced any case abscess of the liver, and began to treat me by first blister ing my right side and bach. Jie-ihrn gave me one or two different all of which afforded tne linl teiwyferary relief. After doctoring with him for five or six months without rt-ceiving any permanent benefit, 1 tried two other physicians with the aame result. “A year ago last February, I was con fined to my bed and suffered’ one of the worst attacks I had ever had, and while doctoring with one Os tlie kfofesaid' doctors, I read In a paper of the wonderful cures that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills fie PAl> People were accomplishing and the testimonials of people who had taken them and been re stored to health, so I decided as soon as I was able to get to town, I would luiy.a .box , And try them. sch d|gS<... JELLICO ' PR- Jfe_ % 1 COAL ■■.vWn'-™ X'*' ».? ;;: • 1 " ’W* • I '• ■•- tKgJfe JFLLICO. Even Th 'n:>i- idea when he gazes into an ope” grate of our tint- ! We sell the Ost < ne circle and brings huppinessto , all. JG 1 . ,XIRE & CO PHONE 27 OFFICE NO 223, BROAD ®JAMS " ii'acti’icrs Agiiitt IBRIAGHS, RUli ffiS -:■ AN D \V Au ONS. I sell dire tn« therefore I ;itn in a position to make von th i■ ' > i ni high and medinrn-grade work AH the W”i k I - i cd. VL< n \< u me in need of anything m h< ' n Wiite me for prices and terms. k I will s.-iye ' ■"’ ii R-L. WILLIAMS. GEORGIA. “ In a few weeks I was able to go ont and ■ accordingly went to \V. 11. Fogas drug store ! and pro’mreci a box of Pink Pills which I t «>k Jictm . On my way Lome 1 begun to about t. ' t!ie pills, and became :> .J I . . t. ' • <-, . as 1 mid taken other I i nittiieini .■ d been doctoring with firs: -In physicist so i in id the ls,x away ■uef it staynl until iu-t September. I tii it bi-'.im to take one after each meal. ‘ The third day after I had been taking thei ■ food began to suiell good Io me. 1 began to feel better and relish my food, and strange to say it agreed with me which was some thing I had not experienced during iny three years illness. "After taking five boxes of the pills I now feel entirely well nnd am not bothered with my old trouble at all, my only trpublf'lfp’w' is that my stomach is not big enough tohbld what I desire to eat. 1 atn also able to do as much work as any man of my age. "Since I have received permSnl’nt relief an 1 believe myself cured. I have rwrort-' mended the Pills to n numbei'of my friends. This is the first proprietary imatioind J ever recommended in my life, bur I atil liappy to do it if it will help any autleret tv regain health and bpdily activity. “ I occasionally take some of the pills, but not regularly. It is said the pills are stimu lating, but I cannot sny that they .give me any such sensations that I rrm tlwhre of They merely cure and that is enough. (Signed] *‘.F. p. Utley.” Subscribed’umi sworn to before me thia Bth day of August, 1896. John B. Davir, Juetire of the Peaoo. The Sad Condition of One of Indiana*. Fair Yunng Ladle.. From the ,\'ew», Indianapolis, Ind. Probably one of the most direct, ns wel as extiaordinury cases where Dr. Williams Pink Pills waa the immediate cause of effect ing a permanent cure of complete uervott prostration, is that of Mias Pearl Hosier, who Hjjes in the eountry with' her grand mother, Mrs. Michael CriulJ, ten miles west of Btehmond, Ind. Heankig of the case a reporter visited thi? young Muyffi short time ago and learned the following facts: Miss Pearl is now in her nineteenth year Up to the time that she was fifteen she war w ell, stout and very hearty. As she developed into womanhood a slight twitching of th. nerves and muscles of the hands, arms am face weße noticed, and rapidly became wore from day today, and a disposition win show to avoid all company, ami slip beeatue me* ancbolv; ' ' ■ ' * ' The best medical advice was obtained ar she was treated two physicians, 1 both . whom failed in giving her any relief. It was while the disease was at its wnr that her father came aeroM a notice in oi of the. papers of the curative powers o tire Pil*k Pills for Pale People', and he a •once procured a box for his daughter ant had her brought, home. The rrtult. wer nlmoat infniedinfcly effectuhl to the pres joy of Miss Hosier’s friends and relative? and the astonishment of everybody,' all o whom are happy in testifying'to tfie 'same. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain all th, elements necessary to give new life rtitd rich I fiOss to the blood and restore shattered nerves ' They nre for sale 4>y all druggists, or may b< bnd by mail from Dr. Medicine ; Companv, Schenectady. N. Y., for 50c. pe: box, or six boxes for $2.50. LECTRIC CAB COLUMN Mr John Chambers. of Alber - ville, Ala., is in the ci'y on bust-1 UPSS. Y:>u can get your coal in half an •our from J. G. McClure & Co. [’hone 27. Ju-Ttrys lOe. h(»x of Cascarets, tne- r'n’ect 1 ver and bowel legtiln tor ever made. Do n 4 allow yoi r system to {.et weak and debilitateu. it is easy keep w 1 and strong by taking flood's Sarsaparilla. The twenty dollars given away nt the opera bouse last night was w io by Aloert Hall. Cascarets stimulate liver. I d neys and bowels. N'-ver sicken, We»>ke . or gripe. 10c. Mrs Viola Moreland of Mobile, is visiting her father Mr. J. A Smith on East Firet street. Mrs Bunch Jnhns’on, of Centre Ala , is v siting her mothex. Mrs. Johnson on Fourth avenue Talk about hustling, why J. G. McC ure & Uo., have nearly every dray in town hauling coil for th< rn. -Your Orders are filled io 1 ss time than anywhere else. Miss. Alida Printup is some bet er today. Dr. J. B. S. Homes came up from Atlanta yesterday t< attend her. Wamed One teacher of Tel - egraphy, one experienced Book keeper, three lady teachers of sten ography. V icancies ready. Ad dress. Rome Ga., Teachers and Gome Agency. You can continue to get f rst-class repair work done at the J. K- Wi'liamson Jew elyr Store. Mr. Kellev Chamlee and Mr. McAfee, of Canton, are in the city the guest of Mrs.-rs Robert and John Chamiee. Beautiful assortment of ivory handle gold ■jpns in the J. K vilhamson Jewelry tock, H. G. Stoffregen assignee. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and every thing carried by a first class jeweler for sale by H. G.Stoffregen.as signee for J. K. Wil liamson. The Armitage Mfg, Co., of Rich noud, Va., can give you employ nent that will pay you big wages. 'Jone but honest, sober and indus rious men wanted as this is legiti nate business. Write at once for Personal letter. Beautiful Terra Cot’ ta figures for sale by -i. G. Sto pf reg°n, as signee for J. K. Wil- jewelry stock, She is Insane Mrs. Hall, aged white w. man rom Spring C 'eek, was tried for unacy before Ordinary Davis yes erday. She adjudge insane and was eent (i M lledgeville las’ night by Bailiff Horace Copeland . A GOOD INVESTMENT. On receipt of ten cents, cash or • tamps, a generous sample w.H be mailed of the most popular Ca tarrh and Hay Fe\er Cure (Ely’s ream Balm) sufficient to demon strai.e its great merit. Full size 50c ELY '56 Warren St., New York City 1 I suffered from catarrh ihree years; It got so bad I could not work • I used two bo'tles of Ely’s Cr am Balm and am entirely well; ( would not ba without il.—A. C. Clarke, 841 Shawmut Ave’, Boston 1 Postmle rtssat Carrollton Washington, Feb. 4. —The pres i lent today nominated to bepcs’- master: Anna R. Moses for Car roltoD, Ga. 1 GET YOUR ■ VALENTINE! j. 1 NEW STOCK and PRETTY. PETER F. DAILEY. “A Good Thing’’ which wi l be . | presented here on Thursday, Feb’ 4th, bv that ; i resis tib'e coni'diim Petea F. Dailey and his famou- I tun makers proves the right to its I title. It not depend on its la autiful scenery or on Mr. D i ley's bubb mg fun. hut on its lines which are bright, clean and spark ling in wit and merriment and fnn and its specialties ars su erh. Dailey is a host m himself as an entertainer, and he is seen in tj**' course es the [day in six different characters. He is supported l>y chic and viva.ions Flora Irwin and Lelia Stacey and 20 others. The Journa”s Vamoose Tied Up Jacksouvil e, Fla., Feb. 4. r Jie New York Journal's dispatch boat Vamoose, which has been e lost, is at Miami, where’her cap tain (Mclntosh) is held under bond for assaulting Capt. Denny of the launch Az ine. Mr. Fred liounsaville is slowlx recovering from the wrenched an kle he sustained while coas ing down Fifth avenue during the snow. - ■ A HOUSEHOLD NECCESSITY Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonder fu| nedical discovery of ihe age, pleasant and rein 8 ang to tlie taste, act gently amt p sllive ly Ou kidneys, liv r and bowels, cleansing the entire .ey.teiu, aispel colds, cure headache, te ver. habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a Ikix <>i C. u. today; io, 2.5. 50 cents. Sold and guarauteeu Io cure b> all druggists, Social Eyenna.l There wus a very pleasant gath* eiiny of young people at the msi dence of Mr. J. C. Moore, last A delightful program was.th ir roughly enjovHd by those pres ent. Gold,Silver and Steel rim spectacles in the J K. Williamson Jewelry Stock.Competeut men to Tit glasses to the eyes. H- G. Stoffregen, assignee. Our people are growing more and more in ’he habit of looking to the drug[i t for the latest and nest of everything in the drug line. They sell Chamberlain’s Cough Runedy, famous lor its cures of bad colds, croup and whoopir.g cough. When in need of such a medicine give this remedy a iria’ and you will be more than plea“ed with the tesult. Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away. If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be wade well, strong, magnetic, ful of new lite anil vigor, take No-To Btc, the won iler-worker that makes weak men strong. Man) gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 400,000 cured. Huy No-To Bac from your own druggist who will guarantee a cure. Booklet and sample mailed Hee. Ad. Sterling Remedy co.. Chicago or New toik Ycar’ri Su- port Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern : Notice is hereby given, thai the appraisers appointed to set ai art and assign a year’s support to Vary A. 8 Mills, the widow and two minor children of John Alitls deeaased, have filed their award, and unless good and sufficient cause is shown, lhe san,e will be made tlie judgment of the court at the-Febv. term. 1897 of the court of Ordiuriy. This Jauy 4th 1197. John P. Davis, 'Ordinary. AGENTS W INTEL*—For War in Cuba, by Senor Quesada, Cuba A representative at ashiiigton. Endorsed by Cuban patriots. In tremendous demand. A bonanza for agents. Only $1 50. Big bcok, big commissions. Every body wants the only endorsed, reliable book Oat Hts free. Credit given. Freight paid. Drop a.I trvsh. and luaku.y.ioi a month with War in I Cub i. Address today. THE NATIONAL BOOK CONCERN,3S2-356 Dearborn St,, Chicago. HELP WANTED. 1 Ladies to write for us at home. No canvasa | ing: reply en closing stamp. 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I »>$ i f'n )>••i6l ti '4 > - io g,v i t ssi r> t > •. t I v> ir at - <<« ten'inn to toe fac’ that we sell the bes’ Stock Powder and rw Poultry Fo >d on the market. S I ATIONARY!! We have as fine an W I assortment of stationary was ever »» put on the market and it’s as cheip as W chalk, too. || 8 ROME DRUG CO, »» NORTON CORNER, BROAD ST. >< M >5 MP’.* K •• B S. M. Stark, £ ts J S LADIES’AND GENTLEMENS' TAILOR B x Curry Building 2nd Ave. X Q ’X ■x M X X Hl.
