The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, June 17, 1908, Image 1
BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1908. ESTABLISHED 1844? M
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WEST Eljp.
Rev. Edgar I). Kerr of Montgomery A In,
w?n In the city tast week vislnug friends.
M". W. C. Sherard CHmehorae Friday irom
Blimingham where he has be*n to atteud
the Reunion of the Confederate Veterans.
Ml?s Lily Templeton spent Wednesday
and Thn'td-'v tit Little Mountain the guest
of Mrs. W. E'Hfll. .
Miss Emma C. White Is home from Spartanburg
for the Huiumer vacation. Miss White
teaches In the Converse (iraded School.
Mr. Bert.) McDavId was In the city Inst Friday
the guest of his brother Mr. J. E. McDavId.
Mr. McDavId is a student hi Clem
son College. He uas a great many irieuus
here who are glad to have biui here aealn,
Miss Mamie Morse Is at borne after a pleasantstay
with friends In Columbia.
Mr. J. M, Spratt of Fort Mill was In the '
city last week for a few hours. He was the
guest of Mr. C D. Rrowo.
Mrs. EHen Parker Norwood left Sunday for
Elliot Me. where she will spend Ihe summer
Mrs. J. Allen Smith Jr., and Miss Kosi
Max well ntteridt d the Smdwy school uicelugatL
banon last Wednesday utid Thuridav.
Miss Mary E. B skin has returned aft-r i
weeks stay in Monttiey, as the guest of Mrs.
G. W. Sneer.
Mrs. W E Hill returned In Abbnvlile Friday
alter a months stay at Lltil<# Mountain
Dr. W. D. Slmpfon was in ColnmOiu tor *
day or two last week.
Invitations are out to the marriage of MIm
Sara Ellen Henry to Dr. Jwrn^a Tblsi m Hit.
the marriage to be solemnized on the evening
of June the 24th at the P-ustiyierlm.
Cbarob. Both of these young people are ex
oeeuiugiy popular uuu luou iumiiu(c is v
great Interest to many.
Congressman and Mro. Aiken are homt
from Washington lor ibe Mimuier months.
Mine Mae Robertson 18 at home niter a staj
of a week or two 8t Little Mountain. i
Mr. H. D. Rte>e ban bten In the city for tbe J
past we< k visiting bis home people. I
Mr. J W. Simpson of Monroe X C. was in \
the city last week staylnu wkb Dr. and Mr*.
Simpson. Mr. Simpson has been to Birtn ng
ham toa'tend Ibe R?uulou.
Mr. nod Mis. Joe Gib-rt of Lowndesvlllt
have been ibe guests of Mrs. A. K. Watson
for ine pas' few days.
Misses Mary a> d Fannie Starke are at
home aftera pleasant visit to Clemson.
Mr. Joe P. Giles of Mew York wub In thi
cltv last Thursday on business.
Mrs. W. D Batksdale bas returned after $
two weeks stay with Mrs. J. K. Durt>t In
Greenwood.
Mr, R A. Wltber-poon of Hartwell Ga.. wa>
' In the city for a few days last week visiting <
friend?. I
Mr. A. M. Henry Is at home again after a \
short visit to Ciemson.
Mr. Lowry Blake and Mr. Gottlob Xeuffei
are at home from South Carolina Coileg?.
Mrs A. M. Smith Is at home after a pl?a?
ant weeks stay with her Ulster Mtf. Geo.
Mann Wright.
The Eucbre club was most chnrroincij
entertained Friday afternoon, at the liome 01 i
Mrs. Maggie Buiioek. The next meeting will I
be held a', the home of Mm W. W. Bradley. "
nr anil \lrn Mumnt-l Vlsanhtct hnvrt if.
turned to their borne la Atlanta after spend
lnga part of last week bere as tbe guests 01
Mrs. Pbillp Rosenberg,
Mr. Calvert Tnomson went to Wlnni-boro
Saturday lo spend a week or two with Mre.
Thomson wtio Is tbere visiting her pareDH
Mr. and Mrs Beattle.
Miss Nina Wilson of Warrenton has brer,
tbe guest of Mlts Btssle Cheatham for tbe
past week.
Mr. J. Townes Robertson of Charlotte, N. C.
was In tbe city on Sunday visiting tils slsti i
Miss Mary L. Robertson. "
Miss Cleora B unsou ot Edgefield Is in tbt
city spentflug u white wltb her Meter Mrs. W ^
8. Cotbran.
Mr,I. W. Bull of Orangeburg was visiting
friends In the city several da s last week.
Mr. Walter Visanskl of Atlanta whs bere
for a few days !a*t week staying with his
lather Mr. G. A. Visanekl.
Mr. Ernest Harall of Baltimore was tbe
guest of Mr. J. T. Robertson Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. R. C. Brownlee of Due West was In tbe
city last Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Don Borrougb ol Conway who has been
tbe guest of Mies Sadie Mttil 1 /or sometime
Is in the city as tbe guest 01 Mint Louise Wat- f
son.
Miss Matlie Purdy spent Sunday at be>
borne In tbe country.
Miss Eugenia Robertson leaves on Wednescay
for Walballa where sbe will visit bt i *
ousln, Mr. Joe Holiemon for a week or two
Mr. Frankaheriid spent Sunday in l,tba
non wltb bis moiber, Mrs. Maggie Sbrtad.
Miss Louise D.-Bruhl left Wednesday foi
Greenville wbere xtie will speud some llm>'
wltb ber cousin, Mr<. D. A. Ilenning. Mit-s
DeBruhl bas been tbe guest of Miss Eugenia
Robertson since tbe closing of tbe GradeC
Sobool.
Gen. R. R. Hemphill attended tbe Reunion
in Birmingham last wok.
Miss Eunice Calboun is at borne for tbi
summer moutbs. Miss Calhoun teaches in
Sparta l b org.
Dr. and Mis. C. A. Mllford were in Abbeville
for several days last week. Tbey went
to attend tbe meeting of tbe shriners. W bil
In Asbeville tbey were tbe guests oi Mis
Grace Jones.
Mr. J. Allen Smith bas gone to Nortt
Hampton Msss.' to attend the gri duatlou ?
his daughter. Miss Helen Smith, who Is >
student at Smiths.
Mrs. T. I*. Q'larles has gone to Spartanbur,
in spena a wuue wnu uer uauguier, iuip. xi
Frank McGee.
MissOrene Mcllwain 1h home fioni Ch con
College where she bus been attending school
CLEMSON TEA.
Ml68 Mary and MissFanuieSlark entertai: ed
Saturday evening at a most delightful te.
given in honor o(a mmiDer oi their Ciemsoi
mends. An elaborate course supper wm
served. Those present weie Mm srs. J 'J
Rotertson. A MiHmry, Erned Hartal o
Baltimore, Sam Hill, W. L. 'JYiupleton, I \V
Uul ol Oixngeburg. Miss Maude MiCluni
assisted Mioses Sink jn enteitalning tbei
guests.
Dr. and Mrs. Harrison were In Asbevllli
last we>k attending the Sbrlners Meeting.
Mrs. W. S. Cotbran Is at Glenn Sprh gs loa
months stay.
Mtss Cbsrlotte Brown leaves Wtdnesdaj
for Rock Hill where the will spend soim
time with her annt, Mrs. Green Sandlfer.
Miss Pauline Gibtrt Is here speud'uj? a
while w lib rtlatlvep.
Mrs. James A. Bou ie has gone 'o Spartaiburg
to visit ber ulrce, Mrs. H F. McGee.
Miss James of Gietnvllle has been the guen
of Miss Brooks lor a itw days.
kiibni'h Jiary hiju ijvwn uuk nrt> in
burg visiting their aunt Mr*. H. F. McOet,
Mr. M.T. Coleman was In At.i:tviile lasi
week at tbe (meting of ilie Nbrlners.
Mrs. J L. McMil ati aud Miss Lula Power
went lo Greenwoo last W dresdav'o atteDd
the wedding ol their uephtw, Mr. LtRoy
P .wer to Miss Doru.
The many trlends of Miss Mary Hill are
glad to kuow thai she Is out again.
Mr. G?o. s?mlib eDteitalted a few of his
frieDd*- MllOkj evtningbya moonlight pic
lo.
Miss Am a C arbe is at home ftom Grttn- r
vllle where she has bttn attending school bt
Sacred Heart.
Mr. Ralph Slobes was here from Norfolk,
Va.. Sunday, tbe gue6t of Mr. G. H Hall.
MrB. James Eaeon of Charleston Is here visI
ltlng ber mother, Mrs. M. S. Gary.
- Mr. R. 8 Wilson has erone to attend a Reun
loa of the Graduates of Tbomwell Orphanage
In Clinton.
Miss Carol Norwood of Annlston, Ala., is
the cbaiming gufest of Miss Cara and Onle
Morse.
Mr. E. H- Auil, editor of the Newberry Herald
and News and of the South Caroilan
Pythian was in the city Monday on Pythian
business. He was the guest of Mr. C. D.
Brown.
Mrs.JfmesH Wlnslcw and two children
ate here licEO Norfolk vlfcllirg Mre. G. H
Hall.
The infant of Mr. and. Mrs Claude Neuffer
of Columbia died at tbe he me of Dr. G. A.
Neuffer after a sbort Illness. Tne deepest
sympathy Is lell lor the afllicted jaunts In
this soriow.
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.
"Several years since my lungs were so badly
writes A. M Ake. ol Wood, Ind. "I took
treatment with several physician* without
any benefit. I tbeu staited to take Foley's
Honey and Tar, and my lungs are now as
gonnd as a bullet. 1 recommend it in advanced
stng<B o/ lung trouble." Foey's Honey
and Tar stops the cough and heals the
lungs, and prevents serious remits from a
co:d. Kelute substitutes. P. B. Speed.
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Beautify your walls with framed pictures ]
from Mitford's book store.
t*?>i on red in hij minutes bv Wool ford's San
l:ary Lotion. Never toils". Sold by P. B
Speed, druggist. 6m f
Easter candy, Ac. Remember tbe place I
JJllford'a book store. i
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China,
Sto
Going for a mer
uut Ulass
Though ui]
prices to c.
We are doin
look \
nApn
ma
! TWIST TOI
This brand jg a favorite with chewers of high j
superiority of flavor and quality. Our buyers
Virginia and North Carolina and as a result t
maintained. Beware of twist artificially fia\
dsmasred leaf "doctored" to deceive y'ou. Leg
unapproached flawless quality. Insist on this
Manufactured by a strictly independent
HANCOCK BROS. & C<
Established 1851 ==^=^=
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SCHOOL
Tablets
T-ril
AJULX
General Schoc
Speed's Dri
rf11-liiiilil. 14
V - .?.r. ..... ;
I 11)6
"Afterdoctoring 15 years for ehronic' 1r i
indigestion, and spending over twoj"ou:
Hundred dollars, nothing lias done me
is much good as I)r. King's New Lifej
I'ills. I consider tliern the best pi lis I
jver sold:" writes B. F. Ayscue, of In-1 Tl
jltside, X. C. Sold under guarantee teal
it Speed's drug store, lioc. Jou 6
Crockery
Yes, Books
e trifle of the former p
, Fine China s
Ltouched by fire or
lose out all of our pi
g business every
is up. We are lot
AN'S 5 ai
DUE WEST
But (?T? Large crowds attended the C
Sttwk tf v-' exercises. The railroad baDt
i* hundred passengers Ttorfday.
WBHggH^ Miss Agnes Grler leav?? t
j Chester to visit her sister. M's.
Prof. Long left Saturday for
' Mr. Lawret ce Browiilee left
Chester where he will play ball
Mis. Oliver Copland aDd 1
Saturday altera visit of sever
^Mrs. Jack Johnson, of Lou!
the euest ol Rev. and Mrs. ?
! feveral wcekn. Sbe bas given
boib of the institutions here.
'Ml" Susie WIIIb left with tb<
Jr>2iK for Louisville, Ga., where 6he
ernl dB^? wlUi friends and rela
"MlM^Hettfe Mae Eastermau I
Miff Martins.
^ M ins Jessie Boyce left. Tbur
I 1 iFi-lppl where she will vlbli h<
I I Brv?on.
J \t| I | Pifp. James Boyce and fan
\f I wit-K lor momreai, in. m
V.1 | (.r'fd the summer.
^ ~ Mifs Lavlna Kennedy lefl
/< j ^ Cbmlcstrn. She will be Jolnet
p^\ csC ? by Mis. Brlce, who also goes to
Vj \ *** 1 hce her foh graduate.
I C M Miss Alma Ktnnedy, Mrs
I A \ ou tlier went to Anderson Ihsi
Jf I It V Mrs. Horton, of Anderson, v,
mX frw days last week on a visit t
Dr Bed Mrs, McDavld.
Mr. Jcbn Kennedy left for '
S j Messrs. Calvin and I'resmly
I West Virginia I ??t Thursday,
j " Messrs. Paul McCain and &
jrade twist because of its uniform ; U ft for Georgia last weefe.
i pick over the choicest srrowth of : Mr. ami Mrs. William Krysoi
he original superiority is forever ' rre cn h visit to their parents,
ored, as that argues low grade or j Gfor^e Hngi.n.
rat Tender is always the sonic in Mr. and Mrs. Tullle Ellis
brand being given you. 'days In town, last week, wild f
firm. Mrs. Statu Wldman 'f.'bompsi
home, In Yoikvllie, after a
)l %/nrhhlli'O' \J-Jt visit of several weeks with frl
P Lyncnourgii atlv**, mtown.
??? T IQftR i Miss Julia Puilllps is vlsltl
?? parents.
! Misses May and Lily Wi
______________________ \ visiting their sister, Mrs. Put
???? > Kev. O. Y. Bonuer went to
?week to preach for Dr. D. G. I'l
Mrs. Jtene ca Aguew uuu
Drennan weot last week to
Ala. Id tUe fuss and Jam, ocof
meeting of the Confederate >
Lucretla Drennan was run ove
? ^ , ?u and bad a limb broken. It \
Uf III I/ CI before she could get u doctoi
Q1 Jl J fY bere are alarmed about ber coi
W AJkM Three or four new brick sto
Jn the next few weeks In Due
Pressly Bros. are building no'
& Son are laying down brick-8
T"\ 1 Ellis will commence to build 1
r' PTl I CJ Alain street will look like a nei
JL vAXvllO Mr. E. K. f-pence Is the eft
eommodatlDg agent at the <
West. The town Is taklog on i
the Hall Road reached tbetowc
? and stores are going up. Th
L the growth of the town Is v
>1 Supplies. Commencement lu the I
A very large crowd was pres
??? the commencement exercises I
College. The young women t
the largest audience on these c<
/N i days. There were thirty nine
11 Qf* ^TAVA this occaslob, and so only a fe'
vlw U lil^J 1 the graduating class could reai
w der these conditions there wer<
The first honor graduate, Miss
read an essay, Miss Julia Mc
- of President MotTatt of Ersklc
. won the "Carnegie Medal" an
A Lesson in Health. "The Carnegie Prize Essay."
eallhy kidneys Alter the Impurities from essays were beautllul speclmei
oiood,and unless thev do ihls good health Hsb and listened to with inlei
r,\l)(l"'18!hle. Foley's kidney Cure makes The Alumnae Essay was read
tut kidneys and will positively cure all Galloway, duusjbler of Dr. J. t
ns or ki(innnrt i.inrt.ier rtiKeHse. it | (lastonla, N. C. This essay \
ngtbens the whole ^ystem.P.B.Speed. distinctness ana w??
. la'se audience.
One of the fpccial features
Sully on the ^ar Path Once More. noencement whh the beauilfu
?e panic having ended, 1 am again In the seeing of the superb artiste I
estate market, and will buy or sell lota Lenora NevllleLung.who ha8,
hort notice. M. IS. liollingsworth. ln 'he D. W. F. C. Miss Long
/
, Ename
i, Hosier;
rice. Some dams
and Sterling
rater we are goiu
resent stock.
day and it wi
cated under th
nri lO C
vorlte with music lovers Id Due West. 8be
i has had flo? experience and training. The
College authorities are to be congratulated
oa the fact, thatshe Is a member of Its faculnmmencement
iy. Mrs. O. Y. B inner, who Justly holds an
lied over Ave unviable repu'atlon ?s a voice trainer aod
singer and who la Miss JLong's assistant In
bla week for the vocal department saDg one number aDd
Moffatt. Was beard with great Interest.
bis home Id Pres. Boyce's Baccalaureate was uncommon
ly g'X)d. He handed out a great array of dlTbursday
for piomas.
this summer. j^e bddusI address of Hon. Richard S.
Ittle son. left whaley of CbarlestoD, 8. C. speaker of the
al weeks with House of Representatives was an elegantly
written oration and much eDjoyed, Mr. WbaIsvllle
Ga., If ley's evident embarassment, not to say timidT.
S. Mills for ty, was a great surprlae to our people. He Is
large sums tc a very bandFome lot klDg man.
Dr. Oliver JohDson of WlDDSboro. S. C. a
a college crowd former Abbeville Couoty boy, delivered the
will spend sev- medals. Dr. Joboton was bright aod witty
tlves. in ibe presentation of these medals and kept
on a visit ol the audience In a tine .humor. He was very
much applauded. At tbe close of bis speech
s the guest ol be hauded out tbe following gold medals;?
Fidelity Medal-Mis# Llla Laubam.
sday for Mis'- Darlington Medal? Mlsa Eleanor Reld.
er friend Miss Carnegie Medal-Miss Julia Moffatt.
, Medal for Best collection of plolures-Mlgi
illy, left last LhvaDla KeDDedy.
aere they will Best Hloglep'cture-Mlss Myrt Aycook.
Warner Scholarship Medal Miss Mamie
l Saturday for Devlin.
I In Columbia McBrlde Voice Meda'?Miss Jessie Bjyce.
Charleston to Best collection of compositions?Mhs Mary
Lludray,
i. Moore aod Most ImprovemeDt Id Piano?Miss Carrie
week. Stuart.
?as In town b Best tecnlque--Mlss Lizzie Higan.
o her parents. Following'is the program:
WeBt Virginia Iuvocation.
Grler left for Andante eon Vnrle, Schumann.
(For two plaDos )
(r.fTtiit Pi?vrv> Miss Pr ssley, Miss Baxter.
ouau naxco Dl,ct_0b Love Dlvioe. from Jalrus'.Daugh3
and cblidrei teJ) Mr*.;r?ODJ?eD M\]v
Mr. aod Mrs. Essay-Ibe Makers of Natlous
First Honor Graduate.
^ MUs Rebecoa Crale.
rlends. 8e^era' Air dl Margarita (Jewel So ig from Faust.)
nn left for her Miss L'ng.
very pleasac n- The Lark, Gauka Bilk view
iends and re - b- Sprites Gleu, .Denuee.
M!sh Baxter.
ni? hpr erand- Camrgle Prize Eisay, Miss Julia Mntfiti.
K 11 Af-pettando, Millard.
tberppoon are ,R8r>I-'<?PBb,t j
ten Kennedy. Violin obligate Mr. D. 8. Edwards.
Newberry last Alumnae Efinay, Miss Miry Gall )way.
jjllpg Anniversary Address, Hon. Richard S
Miss Lucretla Whaley^ofCbarleston.a. C.
Birmingham ComrrJGmorallnn Hymn. In Memorlam
islooed by the Jefferson Davis, 3 June, (80S 3 Juue 11)08.
r'eterans Mlsf The Treble Cleff Ciub.
r on the street Violin, Mr. Edwards^Mlss Bessie Boyce, Cor
vas some time De'? Mr. Dickson. .
'. Her mends Awarding Distinctions and Diplomas, Presl
edition. deQt James Boyce.
res will go up
Wpal. Messrc. MARSHALS.
H. Bell
md Mr. Sloan Mlsr Sue blake, Chief.
0 a few days.
* town. Araelian.
Iclent and aclepot
in Due Marlon Cannon, Josie Carroll, Florence
jew life since Moore.
i. New houses Castellan.
e Impetus to _ . , ? .
ery maulfest Isabel Gooding, Bunnle Kennedy, Gladys
Patrick.
einale Col- Schednlc for Dae West Railroad.
Morning train leaves Due West 10:15.
ent to witness The evening train leaves Due Westat 5:15.
In the Female The Southern from Greenville and the
ilways attract Southern from Columbia meet in the mornjmmencement
Ing at Shoals Junction, two miles below
graduates on Donalds. The Due West train will take pasiv
numbers of sengers from both these trains.
1 essays. Un- The Southern Trains In the evening, North
three essays. and soum, rneei hi nougets. n mese are uu
Rebecoa Cralsf, lime the Due West train takes passengers
illatt daughter from each of them. II they are late It either
e College, bad waits, or runs out to Due West and returns
d hence read for this service.
Both of these Passengers can also go out from Due West
as of pure Eng- on morning or evening freight train.
est.
I by Miss Mary *? ?
waVread ftwlUif Ne?boar.l Schedule.!
ard over the No. 52 North (Local) due 12 52 pra
No. .'12 North due &.;i2 pui
of this com- No. .'M North due 12.52 am
1 and perfect No- M South (Local) due 4.1(> pm
n voice, Miss No. 33 South due 1 15 pm
charge of voice I No. 41 Houth due 4.51 am
' loo crenl fn
lware,
y, Soap
J -4-U i\?an rwr
IgCU, UtlU/19 gt
; Silver,
g to offer at
ill certainly
e Eureka h
:ent SI
COOPER MET UJ
AIIAArAA
SUliliUS
Received Thanks fron
the Smol
i.
The following article, taken from <
the Pittsburg Press, describes the re- j
of L. T. CooDer's visit to that
city, and the effect of his new prepara- '
tion as told by people who Lad become I
convinced of the soundness of Cooper's ]
theories with regard to the human 1
stomach. i
Cooper believes that the human s
stomach in civilized races has become i
greatly weakened. He claims that most 1
111 health of the present generation is 1
due to this fact. The article Is as fol- ]
lows:
"L. T. Cooper Is meeting with the ]
eame astonishing success in Pittsburg i
as in other cities. For the past few .<
days many thousands of Pittsburg peo- j
pie have called at Ills'headquarters to j
talk with him. <
"Cooper's prophecy, made upon his {
arrival, to the effect that before he left (
Pittsburg thousands would realize that >
VJn tlinnm ?n nnmant onH TOfMllri POTTI fi
JJUO IUCUIJ la WltVVb uuu II V?
and thank him for what his medicine
had done, is rapidly being borne out '
"On Monday an astonishing number 1
of people called to express their grati- !
tude to Mr. Cooper. Judging from
what some of these people had to say <
to a Press reporter, when Interviewed,
rn-N
V ~yi Wj) It you aro feeling ont-ofl^yl
|?l, and yon will feel be
\ f M They will make you feel
Vf / REMEDY" strengthens tho !
wit and purifles tho Ulood. does
W pleasantly, yet It never cil
jg Invariably making tho user fe
n } Better Than Pill:
? Tako NR Tablet* for Indigesti<
W Appetite, Sallow Complexion, Llv?
m Plmplcfc and Eruptions, Chills, 1
M tism, Torpid Liver or Inactivo Ki<
M from tho dlgostlvo organs.
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IN PITTSBURG I
' ' $
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<y City. k;v
Cooper's claim that the human stomach
is degenerate is distinctly verified.
"One of the most unusual statements
was made by Mr. C. W. Woods, of 103
South Highland Street He said: 'For
four years my wife was in very poor
health. She was weak and thin, witb
a. hectic flush and cough. Physicians
said sfre had consumption, and I was
inclined to believe them. It certainly
looked as though her days were num- ~ *' ' ?~?
bered, and there appeared to be very;
little ground for hope.
"'Shortly after Mr. Cooper came to
Pittsburg I began to hear of wonderful
results that had been obtained by per-/
sons who had tried his medicine, so I'
;ot some for my wife. She had taken
t only two days when sue was renevea
>f a tapeworm 42 feet long. She be?an
to improve immediately?has gained
seven pounds since she began taking
the medicine. She feels splendid
md looks very much better. If any
3ne doubts this statement I would ba>
pleased to have them call at my house
ind verify it.'" *.
The Cooper remedies are becoming
Justly famous. _ We sell them J
?City "DruR Store.
P. B. SPEEDill"
sorts, tako an NR T?b? VllllWcy
tter in the nmrnins.
Just richt. "NATURE'S YY #
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys \ilJ
Its work thoroughly and WUf
pes, weakens or sickens- IV
el stronger and better. S
3 For Liver Ills.
>11, StCK Heauacne, lkjss ot _
r Complaint, Skin Diseases, M
Malaria, Biliousness, Rlieuma
luoys and all troubles arising
3.. Abbeville, S. C.
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