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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1897)
Something About ’ the “New Han.” IIE BEU EVES IM PRAISING THOSE TO WHOM PRAISE ES DUE. A Story from Tennessee which is the Equal of that of J. M. Foster Published in these Columns Some V/eeks Ago. From the Herald, Oolumbia, Tennessee. Many and various are the discussions of > the "new woman,” but most of the women we’ve seen have no aspirations toward the enianeipation of their sex from any yoke except the burdensome yoke of ill health. They ai) seem to think —and think rightly— that their proper field is their home, and to work faithfully in this field she must be strong and hearty. (’are is peculiarly a woman’s heritage. But it was not the “ new woman ” or any other kind of woman that we started out to talk alxuit. It is a “man in the ease” this time, and a man, too, that thinks he is the newest kind of a “new man.” From what he tells us, be has good cause io think so. There is no comparison between hi- present state of feeling and that of two years ago. But let the following speak for itself. We published a few weeks ago a statement of the miraculous ••tire of Mr. J. M. Foster, of Carter’s Creek, now one of the Herald’s men, from locomotor ataxia (a dis ense said w lx- incur..ble), by the use of Dr. W iliums Pink Pills for Pale People. The account was read by numbers of peo ple who were eye-witnesses of his l>od, y suf ing and who know what Mr. Foster stated to be true beyond a peradventure of a doubt; it was read by others, also, who beliove it just the same as if they, too, had seen ail, be cause Mr. Foster is well known over the country to Ire a man of unimpeachable vera city. So strong is his belief in the Dr Wil liams’ Pills, he hast influenced a number of other people to use them, and all have be came as new persons. One of the number is a young man of Southport, Maury County. Tennessee, Mr. N. F. Murphy. He is only twenty-one years old, ami being of rather a delicate constitu tion, has ’teen afflicted the greater.part of his life. Young Murphy says, he verily believes that very few people of any age or elime have been called upon to endure the liodily suffering which he has undergone. In an interview with the Herald, he told us the following, w hich we give in his own words: “Five years ago I was attacked with a severe spell of la grippe, which affected me very much. However, with the summer before me, I gradually grew bev*er until I considered myself nearly well, when in September following I was prostrated by an attack of biliousness. “1 took the medicine administered by our family physician and was soon on foot again, though with a large amount of malaria in my system. Being in a low state of health. 1 was troubled all winter with dreadful colds and coughs. "The following spring I was again at tacked with another severe case of bilious ness, and only rallied in part from this spell when,at the suggest ion of some of my friends, I resorted to various patent medicines for relief, but without satisfactory results. The malaria continued, and there was no end to my taking cold, which at last began to settle on my left lung, which was weak, in asmuch as it had undergone the terrible ef fects of an abscess when I was quite small. As a result expectoration begun and grew Worse until May. 1894. J * A. W. HART, * —► Has Moved His <— «c* ifM 3 fc wuJL.-.~ mJ&S3 ' wrv&na. «g ->»■ —; T O: Fiemming Harness Store Brd. St. Where he can be found when you want a pair of shoes made or want general repairing. Complete stock of LEATHER FINDINGS. Broad St- - Rome, Ga •- ~“7“ . 7 —— - m x m ■ X M & K ! S. M. Stark, i X X . X S LADES’ AND GENTLEMENS' TAILOR | X MM ■X ' M’ i ' ** !<• £ Curry Building 2nd Ave. £ »x ■-■ X ’ . X MM! X '■ : X >-X . X W .1 .: .4.1; i • H .■'■ ‘W .'» ■'• A* ■-• '■ ■>■' ■• •" --* ■» v-3 'ui .CM “ Now comes the period in my sickness j w hich was to the last degree gloomy. Be j cause of the inactivity of my liver, I could not eat anything tlwt would agree with n>e, and, to add to my already intense suffering, inflammatory rheumatism got mein its grip. It was dreadful. No one can imagine wha. ; agonies 1 suffered. In this condition I be came as helpless as a babe, for I could not raise a hand. I was considered to be on the verge of the grave, and 1 despaired of my life. “ Deliverance came in this way: Through the intluen-e of Mr. J. M. Foster, a friend of mine. 1 was induced to give Dr. Wil burns’ Pink Pills for Pale People a fair trial. The result v. s simply marvelous. Within two works :■<r 1 gun taking the pills, a ; marl..d iniy’oveinent in my condition was t;> bo mated. 1 ste :dtly continued to im pr- miil 1 rer.id i'd my present state of g<xxi health. The.hand of death was stayed for the time being, gnd the grave cheated of its victim. i " All praise is due to Dr. Williams’ Pills. Surely 1 .-aye them a f;ir trial, for I used forty do.'irs (.40) worth of them and ought to know whereot J ,q<:tk. I doubt not that the name of Dr. M iijiams will rank among tin foremost of the greatest uenefactors of the age. "'lnis is submitttd to sick and suffering humanity.” I These cases will not seem so remarkable if a body remembers that it is stated by men of science that the entire human body is re ; newed once in every seven years. It isin teresting to inquire how this can be accom i plished. Os course, it is readily understood , that the work of disintegration and decay goes steadily on, but how are the wasted particles resupplied ? It is by means of the circulation of the blood. All the nourish ment which is ta-ken into the stomach is after digestion, received by the blood amt ' carried to every organ, tissue and fibre in the body. This is a most important office, and it is important tlgit the blood which is to do this work should be pure, rich and ’ healthy. Otherwise it will not only be un able to fulfil! its mission properly, but it will scatter disease throughout the system. Indeed, it is from impure blood that a great majority of diseases originate, and it is only by making the bhaxi pure that they can be cured. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People possess a building-up strength- I giving power which make them just the medicine for those who find themselves in a weak and run-down condition, either as a result of illness or because of impure or im poverished blood. Dr. M illiams’ Pink Pills for Pale People are considered an unfailing specific for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neu ralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the. after effects of la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, that tired feeling resulting from nervous pros tration; all diseases resulting from vitiated , humors in the blood, such as scrofula, i chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females, such as suppressions, irregularities, and ali ■ forms of weakness. In men they effect a ■ radical eure in all cases ari.«ng from mental worry, overwork, or excesses of whatever nature. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt of price, 50 cents a box or six I sixes for .$2.50 (they are never sold in ■ bulk or by the 100), by addressing Dr. Wil- I liams’ Medicine Co.. Schenectady. N. Y. TH NK ABOUT YOl It HEALTH Ims is r.i •: c i ; r > m ; ar i’fn • • TK'N T ’ Y"t'K PH YsIC.VI COXIHT- I l PN. j The warmer weather which will! <’,<m)« with th” approaching spring months should find you strong mid in rebus’ health, your b ood pure and your appetite got d. | Otherwise you will be in danger of serious illness. Purify and I enrich your blood w ith Hood’s! I Sarsnparill i mid thus “p'epare! ' for spring ” I This medicine makes rich, red I I blood and gives vigor and vit lity.' It wid guard you against danger from the changes will soon take place • SURE CURE FOR UTS, New remedy by a practising pbyttefen pos itive cure for Fits, Epilepsy, etc. Treatise and . s< tuple bottle free Dr. 11. Kerr, 331 East 83il st.. New, York. WANTS-ONE GT. A WORD. V EDo NOT WANT BOYS OR LOaFFKS to write,but men of ability. $3 •<>, to SSOO per iuuu:h Salary Commission. State and general managers. RxCINE FIKE ENGI .Ftd,, 1 AC ING w ls - The Armitage Mfg, Co, >f Richmond Va , can give y u employment that will pay you big I wage.'-. None but honest, sober aad iudus- I i’ous meu waited as this is legitimate bus j iness Write ar on.’e tor pets cm lettf . : 1 ACTS.ten wees and then slurped. The old. ■ ‘"reliable Yankee Blade. It: pa._es weekly, I filled with stories offttu. love, ami thrilling V-i'es of adventure. Send 10 e.ts. in stamps for 10 w. eks trial to Yankee Blade. Bro .ks _'t . A GEN TS W INFED—F >r War in Cuba, ; Se >r tesa '■, • luban >■ .r -«- . ive .. i washingte.n. Eudoised l>v Unban patriots. . li> tremeiidmis demand. A. bonanz i 1..r ager.ls. ! Only $1.50. Big book, b’g commissions. Every- I body wants the only end-rged, reliable b. k. IO t tits free. Credi t given. Freight pai l. Drop i al) trash, and make a month with War in Cuba. Address today. THE NATIONAL HOOK C NCERN,3S2-356 Dearborn St,, Chicago. ! . WANTED: Young man to taka charge ot branch office for St. Louise ncern SaiarySlOO per month and 10c Commission References and. S6OO cash capital required for stock carried Address C. W. Wilker, Hotel Grunewald, New Orleans. HELP WANTED. \ Ladies to write for us at horns. No canvass ing; reply enclosing scam i. Silver Fern Co. > i. i I. BIDS W ANW TED. The Bottrd of Trustees of Rome j Public Scholls of the city of Rome, |Ga., will receive bids fur furnish- I d”sks for the colored public schools i until 12 o’clock noon on the Sth ! day of March 1897. Bids to be on j single desks and double desks, of good quality and workmanship, i The bids to be so much per desk, I with the right to purchase as many as may be desired . The Board re seiv.’S the right to repot any and all bids. Address all bids to \V. H. Steel, Secy. Rome, Ga. WB Western & Atlantic R. R. (BATTLEFIELDS LINE) aND NashviMe, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway 1 •• T0 • • ) CHATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE, CSNCINNATi, CHICAGO, MEMPHIS ano ST. LOHS. MitLMAIt PkcACt BUFFET SLELPING CARS JACKSOMVI’ LE «nd ATLANTA . io .. NaSKYJLIE and ST. EOUIS, HIROLGH W’THOUT CHANGE. oc-al Sleepers between Atlanta and Chat tenooga. I Rates to Arkansas and Texas. xcursion Tickets to Califorda and Col orado Resorts. foi Maps, lolders, Sl. epinq Car Reservation ans | I iolormntion abont Rates, Schedules, etc, ■ rite or applv to B WALKER, J- A. Ticket Aoent, lickit Agent, U ..'on Depot. No. 8 kimbal! house. Al LANTA, GA. X A' rq J. L. EDMONDSON, T. P. A. iicket Agent. Cl<attenooga. fume., lx-. Iran. ■KM. BftDWS. CHAS. E. HaRMAN, Traffic 'auage:, Gen. Pass. Agt.. AiLANIA, Ga Wanteii-An Idea ESS tali’)|»t of two humlrod luv-Ctoua wanted. Prisoners Were AcqulK id. ’iuchanan, Ga. March B.- Ike' |N< rris, <>f Ei'emen, and Ib n Bur- | ton, of \\ neo, wera air*’ a ed Sun-j I d iv inoi niiig, charged with having 1 Set fire to the BD>rehotisn of J. II ! Garrett, in Waco. <-<a. That store, together with other*, was citetiiimd. They had tin ir comu.itment tri 'l yesterday before ..'u-tiee Can- I trell. A'ter the testimony on both' ' sides was introduced counsel t'or| i the state announced to the cou t I thut defendants’ counsel ni'ght I . take an or<l”t- dismissing the case. - Diplomatic Relations Again. j Washington, March 3—Seett tary Olney received the following ’ dispatch from our minister at i Caracas yesterday af'ernoon’ “Venezuela has appointed as minister so .England Dr. Juan Pietrie, who is now in Europe as I Venezuelan minister to Germany and Spain.” This act is a practical resump tion of diplomatic relations be tween Great Britain and Ven z le-' -• wanted now. i Ihree bookkeeper^; must uu-i i ders*and Shorthand and typewrit-j I mg. Four teachers of Stem gra i I phy ; with knowledge of 800 l L . p-. Hug. Two teachers of English I i branches. Places now oper . Rune (Ga.) Teacher’s Agency. £»• W ANi> rfl fa j 1 D< nt Ti bacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away. 1 If you w.int to quit tobacco using easily and , forever, be made'well, strong, magnetic, ful of new life and vigor, take No-To-Bac. the won der-worker that makes weak men strong. > Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 400,000 cured. Buy No-T > Bac from your own druggist 1 who will guarantee a cure. Booklet and sample l mailed tree. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago ’ New York. 1 OUTHERN “W MiLWfly. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. I In effect 2Movciiili«t 15. iHcjO. 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