The people's recorder. (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, March 19, 1898, FIRST EDITION, Image 7
An Overwork??! Brain*
From the Xecord, Fitrceton, Ind.
Doterminod to risa ia hin chosen pro;
fossiou as an educator, Ernest Kemper, o
riercoton, Ind., overtaxed him?elt men
tally and physically. He was ambitious
bk mind was always on hin work. Fro
early morn until lato at night he conti
nully pored over his books.
Few persons, even with tho strong
constitutions, caa keep up undor BU. 1
strain.
In addition to his studios. Mr. Kev.-. Wr
was touching a school souiu threo nffps
from bis home. Finally, his excessive "'' f'./
ami tho exposure of going to. and ?
school in nil kinds of weather undera Irajd
his health. (J
Ho was taken to his bod with pno'i .. *? ?
and bis overworked brain almosteolit.p*W?
For soveral weeks ho was seriously ill. *
Catarrh had taken root in his system and
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io
,t
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t.
t
H. St
his mind was in a delicate condith
was sent toColoradov.
U sponl three' mouths
r o c < .
?any
? The:
nd sj
from cleve
land tveatod
him without avail,
and i hen a hospi
tal in Chicago was
I ried, but all abso
lutely '-'bout
beucht, ally
his ph; . re
coin me ... . 4 Dr.
Wllliuti V in lc
Otct\*twl?. Pills In Peo
ple, and from tho first box he bi . > im
prove. When ho had taken nit / es ho
was completely cured. This fit.. blood
and nerve medicine had nccomp)isl| J what
ali his former expensive treutmolt failed
to accomplish. Mr. Kemper Hay;*his ca
tarrh has entirely loft him; ho is strong
again and weighs niuo pounds m iro than
Ito over did. Ho gives tho pill; 'entire
credit. Ho is starting tcachim n nnd
feels abundantly able to cr . '3 the
work. To provo that tho abov.- uuo lu
every respect, Mr. Kemper i. ? ?a nfll
duvlt ns follows:
Subscribed mid sworn to I mo this
tho 10:li day ot September, 1SUV.
lt. P. WATT. Notary rullin.
Wo doubt if these pills have mi equal in
nil tho range of medicine, for building up u
run down and debilitated sys' ."
orrupt
money,
on the
Tho Cyclo Path of
Ijrt mc moralize-and do;
nie unless you want to leno
To-duy we arc nu lufut
.wheel, held up hy some frh-ndly hand,
'progressing slowly, nllec* \v'th vague
fears and soothing syrnj
To-morrow we cnn w< . n little,
though wo suffer many fe'- .
' Tin, next day our line '-. si mighter,
w.e call ourself a "Wheeli n Join the
li. A. W. and own the si | alk.
Then comes om' raold youth. Wo
scorch-and sooner or . .. nre laid up
for repairs.
Afterward we learn to ri.!' nore se
dately, and we think seriously of life.
Now we hegln to esehovT the solitary
.path and seek the br .. -oad whore
'.two may ride abreast. try and dls
? iver to our delight t . .ve can ride
... th one hand while th her encom
..sses the slender w . >f a pretty
Then we enter the I '. ruto or' t;.i
. ..ni riding. In a sir* .. ;t-.
; irn to ride over again; There ls
...'.her period of wobbling, but event
?yre do as well as t>* rt ? c st.
J?ow com*" < period^ *-.:v,.~f.r '
?erl- fMT ; '"
6?<;'*.'? . c ?jiccome so e
riue thc s 'rait and n
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m
And
look.
tlmn
I*
croak
oMort tl
i^?v p
3*
that w?-|
path.
Yellow
it If you
or King.
"Totirr
by mall
r niul Profitait
ro All right l lr proper p'.:i<
|iav? Totter ol ?na. or Snli-K!
i j bettor ? four breath ar
i, CO cent. lox nt droit Bto?.
on. -'. T. Sti' i '. .ne. Savannah . ".?
Tho lone; Dights In Alaska given tho poker
luyera good si ow.
B. 1?.
Ior ro year
narin and
ir ??.5C, ut o i
lid, hy Kloo
' wonderful
I Spain don
yy/u- disco v
las Stood ?he TeBt.
a ^ure cnn
.ula. ?I.Di
Us, ur ten
a Co., A tl
sent Ire
"?Ih eu nm? ism,
arge bottle, 8
price, express
ja, CJ^liooWs
wishesthtai Columbus had
Vmeriea/.
th?, lu..
iil'olill.
? mt li. < . mp)
.WK of the Sl.:i
in region,
r three '?'?
Mi
liv
tel
and
ly
y llazctto
i Western North
ir or 40 cents a
a service. All tho
lally ol' the mon li
lli ou trial -? cents
' i
investigation appcard
sidewalk
1mm i
best and
I ?:! to $5 > <
ils and <
iwavos.
\\ bivi nu'
w. .
Iscent lt
li ?
tA a Ijtvlug
lost Sn tho New South.
re. Easy Terms. Hood
ion. No blizzards. No
illustrated paper, "Land
iMVutha, for 10 rents, in
.vd.vnsox, C. P. A., ljuouii
'inicimmti.
sn
IP a gr
(. ?
finn
?sr,
it sin
my
ir rnonov give, employ
bill collectors.
Col d tu One I>ay.
2.>mi* 'Quinine Tablets. All
If it fails to euro. Sic.
ilOllOJ^
il bc?hfl is launched it tro
ncs tomato roost ia the shape of
What Splendid Coftcc.
!>od :nan, Wi Hams Co., 111., writes:
Ino package Seizer's Connan Coffee
fasting l.">c . 1 grow 500 lbs. of better
mn 1 car. boy ia stores at 30 cents a
A. e. H
lekngie of /'. coifee and big need and
"""'fri'll? Bent you by John A.
CroRH, Wis., upon ro
^"nps and *j,bis notice.
leop hoii'-o without Bluo
??viler. At. nil (ironers, JJ.
I Kichinoitd, Virgiuia.
[HUfferiiiR ) was cirred by^
. THOMPSON. M l-? Ohio
March lil. 1R?H.
?nnos ?nd all Stonmrh trpn,U??
.-iii I'f'nun.uiKl. tinnipln hut tis
TaborM'j;. (Jo., Savannah, px
.muru- rroUlle y lenin ISaVlf?lnl.
led grain to HIT?, lor Informa
?Ml Mock writ?. A'IOUIII'IKI
IHIH. rntn..Cltarlotte*vlllo. Va.
And Td>')uorKabltcared In
TO to 20 dav?. No pay (ill
???lfi\. Hr..). L.Ktepticnii,
LA, Lebanon. Ohio.
CARROLL D. WRIGHT.
United States Coin ? a I oner of l.uiinv Ha'
Been Honored Abroad.
Carroll D. Wright, United States
Commissioner of Labor, who has just
been honored with membership in the
Institute of Franco and honorary
membership in tho Imperial Hussiau
Academy of Soieucos, is ono of thc
foremost statisticians of tho world.
Few statisticians, says tho Chicago
Times-Herald, have beon as careful as
he to present bare facts and to present
them as fully as the statistician can.
It was he who originated the now
fumons and much inisquotod saying,
"Figures do not He, but liars figure."
CARROiYL Ii. WRIGHT.
j Tho noted labor statistician began
I life as a country schoolmaster in New
Hampshire, his native State, and went
from pedagogy into law. Dropping
his commentaries for his musket ho
wont to tho war, ami, after fighting to
tho cud of tho strife, he resumed bis
law work and was admitted to tho bar.
In 1871 and 1872 ho was n New
Hampshire Legislator, and was soon
thereafter placed in charge of theStato
Labor Bureau, to tako which position
ho gavo up a practice of $10,00(1 a
year. In 1880 he supervised tho na
tional census in Massachusetts, and
his work attracted much attention for
ita thoroughness. In 1885 ho was
made the first Labor Commissioner of
tho United States. His published
works make a very considerable library
of labor statistics.
How n Porcupine l-'iRlits a Snake.
"Several years ago I Avas au in
terested spectator at a combat between
a hedgehog and a huge blacksnake,"
said W. D. Tngrjihnm, of Memphis.
"I came upon tho scene just as tho
hedgehog began tue attack upon tho
snake, which was lying stretched out.
t oprc id asleep. The hog advanced
SHIKl ? y upon tin roptije sni??seined.
^Hrl! : M 'Oirtf? giving it a sharp
[^fcjfwi " . ; ho quickly withdrew a
.fo$jvleot, c?. . rolling himself into a
c^t?pact, sun;' ball, awaited develop-'
-rrrcitts. Tho ysnakc, upon being thus
rudely - V.encd, turned in fury upon
ti i: i vui'.-t, striking tho hog again
nu o with its fangs. The wily
"dgchvjg, securely intrenched within
ils spiny armor remained perfectly
motionless, all tho while, allowing the
snake .to keep up the attack. At every
stroke tho jaws of the smake would
become filled with tho spines, untii,
at last, exhausted and bleeding from
dozens of wounds caused hythe needle
like spines of the hog, the snake gave
up tho battle. This was evidently
what the hedgehog was waiting for, as
ho immediately proceeded to roll over
tho snake again and again until ho
had completely disembowelled bis vic
tim."-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
KLONDIKE SKY-SCRAPERS.
Cathedral und Court Hoi:.;? tit Mawson
City, Metr?poli? or tim lio ld richi.
These are not very imposing struc
tures certainly, says tho New York
Journal. They could not bo called
"sky scrapers," but tho citizens of
Dawson City, who have gone to court
fortuno in tho Klondike, dignify theso
tiny houses with the names of cathe
dral and court house. Tho judge
does not bother about strict formali
ties, but he rules, in this hastily built
little temple of justice, ns carofully
and as justly as if ho wero holding
court in Now York for a sensational
murder trial, with leading lights of
the bar present, nud being sketched
every hour for tho papers.
lu tho little cathedral nearby th ero
aro no gorgeous appointments resem
bling a st ago setting, no mnsio by
highly paid artists. The little wooden
chairs aro not remarkably comforta
ble, and the music must be mado by
the attendants at service.
\ Women in that part of the globe
cannot be accused of goiug to church
to see tho stylo of hat her dearest foe
has just purchased. They all wear
CATURDKAO A.VD COURT HOUSE OF DAW
SON CITS.
fur. hoods. Through dreary snow
fields thc Klondikors plod to offer
prayers for their dear oneo tit home,
and to ask for success in their self
banishmciit. And tho petitions riso
to tho throno on high juat ns surely as
if they pierced lofty ceilings and
stained-glass windows to reach their
destination.
The following is iv characteristic Hood's
Sarsaparilla testimonial. Faots Uko thone
havo unido Hood's Sarsaparilla America's
Greatest Medicino and ondoored it to thou
sands of homes scattered all over this
Proud lund.
Is America's Greatest Ttfcdicine bi
gold by all druggists. $1, sir fu
UNIVERSAL CLOCK.
It Shows thc Time ut Any Point of the
Kurtu'a Surface.
A novel astronomical flock for tho
schoolroom, lu which electricity sup
plies thc power, lins recently boon pat
ented. It shows tho days of the work
and UH; hours at nil points of the
curth's surface. Thc question of inter
national time ls n puzzling one to school
children, but by having tills model con
stantly before thom lt ls believed they j
will gradually obtain without effort
dellnite nnd accurate ideas on the sub
ject. A rouud globe, whose surface
represents a map of the earth's surface,
TST.I.B TIMK IN ANY COUNTRY*
is revolved inside a stationary ring,
graduated for hours of the day. An
other disk, graduated for the days of
tho week, ls also revolved, so ns to
show through on opening two days of
the week ut a time, and a line of de
mnrkatlon, carried by the map disk,
ir.ileates the dividing Hue between tho
days of the week.
Au Kxchnnge of Twins.
Besides the ordlnury rent pnid to the
landlord, it used to be customary In
the Highlands for the tenant to give to
bis master one of the calves or lambs if
it happened that a cow or ewe should
bring forth twins. This seems a little
hard, but the gain was not all on one
side, for the master was obliged if the
wife of any of his tenants happened to
have twins, to take one of the babies
nnd ming it up in his own family. As
cases of twins happened once in every
sixty-nine births, this adoption by the
master must have been a fairly fre
quent occurrence.
Gorman "Hulls."
The Germans nre about as brilliant In
the use of the metuphors which occa
sionally crop up In parliamentary as
semblies as the French. Here are some
sentences reported by a German paper,
which seems *4 show that forensic elo
quence ls moen the same in nil coun
tries: "With closed ej'es you have
watched the flood rising." "The peri
odical sanitary reports are submitted
to us after a decade of three yeurs."
"We do not bury the battle ax. On
tho contrary, we sbull give lt renewed
life." "I speak, not as u deputy, but
as the person sent by my electors."
In Still Waters.
Lighthouses in Denmark are supplied
with oil which is piimpod on the waves
during a storm. Thia explains the fact
that two or three vessels are to be seen
round each lighthouse in rough
weather.
Chew Star Tobacco- Tho Ba ?t.
Smoke Sledtco Cigarettes.
Thirty-six moonshiners of Art?fiasa9 hnre
surrendered. lu other words they have ac
knowledged tho "corn."
Mr?. Winslow's Soothing Syrup foronildren
teething, softens tho Kinna, reducing iOair:*
tiou,nllnya pul?!,euroa wind eolio, 33o. u^attia.
Fits permanently cured. No Ats or nervous
noun after Ant day's use of Dr. Kline's Gnvifc
Nt-rvo Rcritoror. $:HrlnLbottloand trenliso f roe
Dr. H. H. KLINE. Ltd..031 AruhSL.Phila.. P.i.
, Sion Rowan!. SIOO.
The rendors of thin p iper will be pleased to
learn thnt thorn is a t feast one dreaded disease,
that Rolenri) has boon able to eure in all its
stages, mu? that is nt/?irrli. lind's l.'ntarrh
(.'ur? ls tho univ (KuritiV? cure known to the
medical fraternit,>. > aftiirrh being ? constitu
tional disease. r<" uni ri"-a constitutional treat
ment. H nil's( laterrh y'nvv Istnken Internally,
! neting di rec tl y on the. blood and mucous sur
' faces of tho ny stein./ti-creby ilestroylie,* tho
j foundation of tho IHWUBFI?, mid giving the na.
tient strength by bu/hlln^ up th? constitution
and mmlnting natiijrc In doing it-i work, 'rho
proprietors have tn? much tn L'i in Its curativo
powers I hat they offer One Hundred linburn
I ror iitiy ease thnft it .'nils to cure. Send for list
I fil 11- li II;, J lil a IS/ Addl'o.-><
ur.NBY/.V- Co., TobJ^^^^^^^^B?
very Met and for ?-av?rai days it seamed as
If he would never bo any bettor. After a
wbllo he beguu t< improve und in u few
weeks was ubje to go out, although weak
uud miserub^PjjJtiveji^riitluHlly
All StnirtJpHl tri Kia Limbs
giivn out. The t^A?lcii*D:j told us It was
paralysis, whtoh sousttmeg follows au at
tack ,of ^M'l't^Mnm ' did everything
for Um, bu^ief^gH^^eui??U be was in
a pirimi ooriuifTo^' H?y Suffered terribly
atv night and comt/Aitted continually of
his hflafi; ?ad in whit.,lftfcle..Bleep he was
nblo to get, moonedonceaslb-ly. lie lost
all control <if the m?wles of his body and
limbs. II? had no appetite au J complained
of fooling sick at ms stomach ali tho time.
After we had tried many differt'nt reme
dies anti h??>i about ?Ivon u;> all hopo we
commenced giving him Hood's Sarsa
parilla. In a short t'.mo lie ceased to com
plain, Iiis appetite Improved uud at the
end of turee months he was able to attend
school part of ^he^tlpe,t K?JV he is well
,iud quito a st^ttJrnjU.rugged boy
eeause it accomplishes wonderful cur
ir $-3. Prepared only by G. I. Hood
"Colicato Hint.
Deal Hole, in his "Little Tour In Ire
land," says I hat whoa ono of his party ?
wont u-llshlng, lt v.-na to come home In
triumph, bearing a glorious salmon, its
silver scales flittering in the sun. Nat
urally he was In good humor, and well
disposed to pay the fisherman who had
accompanied him. Thia was the dia
logue ns tho two mon stepped on shore:
"Boatman." said the happy tourist,
"how much I? the boat'/"
"Sure, your honor, tho boat'll be in
the bill. Your hor.or'Il give the boat
man what you please.''
"But what ls generally given?" *
"Well, your honor, some'll give two
shillings, and Rome eighteen pince. A
tailored bo for gi ringrftl gij^ cen pince."
How much thc passenger gave is not
knownj but i;u:vly-ne'T|?as'not fciellned
to be classed withs^-?t$iome'tailors,
not accustomed td -T'
Tho World's iFel?ferapt* td n?s.
The actual length of the telegraph
1 m<?M f tjj"l_Wnrid ls "??900,000 kllomn
ten^TOt^^q^lng ne:- ly 300,000 kilo
meters of j|06niarlne r. Me
.rierlca, 4,050,
r,840.000; Asia,
500,000; Anafmlla, 300,000; Africa, 1G0,
000.. ..Ther entire length-of all these
wires Joined together would permit of
the establishment of twenty lines of
telegraph between the earth and the
moon. VA- -
'.?-'-V' vi.
la ..^vI?^>$$;X(?l?ivii^^?(
-OGG- ??Tomet?rs; Kuropo, SBA
Both tho method ana results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to thc stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in ita
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wiahes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL
LOUISVILLE, Ki. MEW 10RK, ?LX.
Cotton,
like every other crop, needs
nourishment.
A fertilizer containing nitro
gen, phosphoric acid, and not
less than 3% of actual
n?
Medicine
are ut liberty to use this testimonial ir you
desire, as we fool wo cannot say too much
In praise of Flood's Sarsaparilla as a blood
purifier and building up medicine." MES.
Ii. E. ANDERSON, CH mb o ri and, Maine.
Economy is also a characteristic ot
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Every. bottle con
tains 100 Doses, und heneo thorn is ii
solid fact concisely stated iu tho familiar
line, 100 Duties Ono Dollar.
es when all other medicines fail.
& Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
Beware of Qp| y^J JV| f O
Never {{ive a remedy COU tain tag ^
O plum to your children. at
iRcfuse to accept strong, poisonous ?
cdicincs that arc not ?
^Vlonc nauseating but dangerous. ^
NORMAN'S NcutralUlne Cordial *
^5 aves children from premature death.
Carnes health and a new lease
life to numbers of sufferers.
B^osy cheeks, good appetite, restored
D igestion, arc results of its usc.
11 is the sovereign remedy for
j\ll affections of thc stomach and
cr bowels. Absolutely curr
r.'isYand 50c. nt druggists ami denier
"HB.N OR MAN CORD I Al, C Q '
DS'SPKP?
er*,
fop's,
l?HvRMAN'S INDIAN WORM PELLETS
H
.J^W*WC Worms. - 1 ru.
o and 25c. X
Ono to til? uniter.
V." ?n Toole, the famous tailor, was
itii . J man he was at lirlghton on a
v.* lon, and one afternoon wont out
*v ilk upon the pier. A young man
tv as nlso upon the pier with a couple
f ladles, to whom he said, as he saw
'oole coming:
"Now, you wouldn't take that good
looking man for a tailor, hut he ls.
ust listen while I take him down a
notch or two. I'll tell him my coat,
which I have Just had from him, doesn't
flt."
As he spoke Poole approached and po
litely acknowledged the salutation of
his customer, who, walking up to him,
sold: "Hero, Poole, now do take a look
nt me. Does this coat flt?"
Poole took In the situation. "It cer
tainly does not flt," said he, and pulling
gut a piece of French chalk he proceed
ed liberally to mark and cross the coat
.7ll ever, and then observed, with the
ni' "it urbanity: "Now, If you will
h ?*cnd that coat to my shop tho
nit?;vai''0 >s shall be attended to."-Tid
P. I Ls.
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. We hay. sell ?nd eicliantce nil kinds of ItnnfcH,
nirntshlnK new booka ut pun? latiera' prices; ?ec< md
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(lat of. ook_
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order Southern Honk '
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a?provat{viithout 1 e*nt payment. Free use
of wheel to our i,-(nu. write for our new
plan "How to Earn a Blerele" end muk?
.money. SPECIAL THIS WEGK-IV hljth
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OLLEGE,
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SAW
If yon noed
me before I
the most com'
dealer or ma
CORN M
Very highest
ly low pricoa
WOOD
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ENGINES AND B?!
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EiiKioberg Rion Huller, ?
delivery, low prices.
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Tan cannot do U?la unlcM you undr]
ar*l know how to cater to thnlr rotiobf
you cannot iijwnO year)) and (lollara l*?
pericDce, au you munt buy ibo knowle!
by oti.or?. We offer thia to you for OL
YOU WANT THEM TO PA 1
OWN WAY.
?ren ir yon mnrely keep them a? a ?Ut
der to hand to Ko wis Judiciously, yt
aumeUilng about theta. To meei tnt
Bellini; a boote giving tao exporloaoo ,
of a practical poultry ratter for '
twenty-ftT* yearn. It wa* written by i
all hu mimi, and time, and money ml
MHB ur Chlokna ralainaS-Oot as a pail]
business-and ir you will profit by If
yoar?' work, you oan ?ave many Uh t. .
and rn ak? your I/ow li ?am dollars tc
point la, tbnt you munt be able to detect!
ike Poultry Yara an anon na lt appear*
?ow to remedy lt. Thia book will leaoh ;
U Ulla bow to detoet and cure atMasei I
Mga.?bd also tattiMimiati which lewin I
breed In* purposea; and ererytahig. lu
.amid JEB4W ott thu subject to raak* h j
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Malvern, Ark.,'
need Ur. BI. A.3
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and m?aJt n great.
? ".vaatorTrtgirur.
:\nh: - ithaad
't be ne flt tom}:
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vu. .ily trou bieg
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ld!]
Tho cessai
Curs betwe
Turn o? _,
t the menl
..e ages ot
Y??'..." . v i .lytakesplcc
?? rotator some timo
." . tho female usuallj
buu?uu iluohea of hjent, fulln
headache und ?ther evident
tional disturbance. The
sympathetically responds, bu
Irritability and melancholy,,
discouraged and has a scusi
suffocation.
At no time in her life docs-,
moro constant caro and wr
ness, POI ?bas more need f>
invigorate and strengthen hi
should be kept regular with *
mona Llrer Medicine, and 1.
Squaw Vino Wino ?B used di
ot this critical period, lt will,
enrich her blood, soothe nnd|
nerves and thus relievo tin
enable her to pass safely t
gera, prolong her life and aili
and joy In her declining yee
Pino Bluf
I>r. M.A?
Medicine
send to ral
for 20 ycars.l
and Peveril
ors, Sick
think there
son betweer
Draught'*
Li yer^ Rc gul
-- Fulln ess of Glood il
Where there is great del
blood to the head, tho blooc
brain become greatly conge
cxlats flushed taco, glddincs
Blooping, and throbbing pal
increased by movement. It
by living too freely; too law
morning.'combined with aid
Menstrual derangements in
often occasion lt. J?r. Simmons Sci
Vine Wino ls especially made for thi?]
lt cures.
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