The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 06, 1896, Image 2
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CAMDKN, S. C* MAU. 6, IKOti.
SlMttfruirTiON Hatkh: ?One year, $1.00;
?ix mouths, f>0 cents; three months,
coot*.
Natkh r?>* AovkktikIvo Ordinary
transient ?dvertixmcnts, i) rut insertion
$ 1 ,(X> per 8?piaie ; each mi ?.Kt*?|tiont in
sertion 00 tents ]>or s<p%JV?
Ua?h rate? for Wa.it*. Lost ami Found,
Ac., not exceeding five lines, 2"> cent*
each insertion and /? cents per line f<>r
eAOli additional line.
Husiuefcs local*, 6 cents per liye each in
aertlon.
Omelal and lex'al notices at the rate al
lowed hy I U;\v .
Hales for coulract advertising will In* hii
nomiccd upon application at theollice.
Communications will he published when
of interest to the general public and
vn ?t of a defamatory nature. v No re
aponaihility will he assumed for the
vioWs of correspondents. v
Itoinittnnccs by checks, drafts and postal
money orders ?hould I ??* made payable
to W. L. MoDOWKLi;,
Camdeil, S,,0.
? 4 Tim New Pension Law.
The new pension law as re
cently paesed by the legisla
ture providesflthat ?
All soldiers and widows of
soldiers, over. GO years of age,
who are not enjoying an an
nual gross income of #100 from
any Source, get #4 a month.
All old soldiers and sailors
who have lost one arm or one
leg, or who received other bod
ily injury whereby they have
become, disabled, will get $(; n
month.
All old soldiers and pailors
who have lo.st both aims or
both legs or sight, or who are
ph y si colly helpless, and chil
dren of deceased soldiers and
sailors under 12 years of age
<ind destitute, -.will receive $8 a
month.
And all ,.old soldiers and
Bailors shall be exempt from
road duty and the payment of
'any eoinmntation tax. The
nnt k""n,iivs effective on July
.Senator Tillman'* Allegorical
Cow.
Senator Tillman hns Just 1
?pent tli roe days in Wall street
tor the purpose of writing up1
that money centrc for the New
York World, He has given
to that paper what he terms
his allegorical cow led upon
the farms of the country, but
milked only by Eastern stfecu
latorsi Speaking of Senator
Tillman's visit to Wall street
The New York World says:
"A strange figure appeared
in Wall street on Monday
morning and wondered with
the crowds that roaret|*botweon
the towering build. ngs. A tall,
strong man, with brown, shav
en face, Napoleonic features
and a single, fierce eye. The
blac^. slouch hat was pulled
down in front and turned up
behind. There never was n
more striking figure seen in
the citadel of the millionaires,
nor one of deeper significance.
As he stopd in front of the
Sub-Trt asury grimly eyeing
the office of J. Pierpont Mor
gan a few men turned around
to look a second time at the
dark, almo>t savage c uinte
nance. Hut none in that vast. I
restless multitude seemed to
recognize Senator lietjtmiu
Uyan Tillman, who had come
to New York to wri!e up Wall I
street for ^ he World."
(Jen. W. II El le* be i- for j
maliy announced ;? s a .:andi j
dite for (Jovernor. Mis an
nouncement is regarded a?< a j
declaration that (iovcrnoi ?
Kv*itns will be a candidate for
the United States S* nate, to
succeed Hon. J. L. M. Irby.
The Columbia Register: says
u?n lS'.H when John (iar\
Evans defeated Ellerbe for the
Reform Suggestion" in the
Colleton primary, he graceful!)
submitted and turned in ami
helped Evans detent ? r
Samps. Pope, the Independent
candidate. This conduct made
him many friends, especially
among the Supporters and ad
mirers of Evans who vowed
then that if the chance ever
came they would make amends
by Hupportiiig him for Gover
nor' '?
/toOTr StotAT WE SAY, but
*- * what HoMVi Sanaparilla Does, that
<.lb (be story oKiu merit and raccesa
fUaMmber HOOD'S CURBS.
T!i f ease of Dan Murphy,
the ape god assassin of Owmty
TVaifnror Oo|h?s, of Qrang
burg, will he catfol iu the Su
preme <^ourt about i he first
of Mayj H will Ikj remei?l?or' J
ed that bo was convicted of thoj
crime and was sentence J to bej
h??ng An uppeal Jo a higher'
court war, obtained, and in the
meantime M??rphy was sent to
the Penitentiary for safe-keep
ing.
Said an exporienc d news
paper man to i m a Vew days
ago: 'Your paper presents as
nice a typographical appear
ance as any paper in the
State."
Rev. Sam .Jones lectured in
Columbia a tew days ago. I It
gave tiie Legislators and Dis
pensers "hail Columbia."
tfrorn Qup (forfogponileBtil.
Sychar.
MfHsrH. J. M. mikI Lew in Spears,
of Westville, were visiting r? In lives
hI this place but Sunbiv.
The house of Mr. I). It. l'lnyer,
wiih almost ' ii? enilre contents
wna destroyed l?y fire on llio llili
?n%i , til so the kitchen of Mr. 1' li ? >h.
Oampbtdl of Knit lit over Duni, was
destroyed t )?*? H-inio <1 ay by flu
with nil of the family supplies Mr.
VanipMdl has n wi'e and 4 child h n
(girls) and tacnti'ely helpless hav
ing been bedridden with Khonmii
tism 15 y (mi I'm. Wo mo glad to
H?y IIihI tho neighbors nro lending
ii In Iping liund to the nnfot innttlc.
(singer litis been "tranymressi n??
tradition of t lit) Sabbath" agfcin
Syehar's fuiuoiiH rabbit hunter
cornered on n line gray squirrel
hist Sunday, while I ho chase was
in progress some boys dele:nn?nMt
lo see what those I h i n might be.
When gri/.ly succumbed Sociuiat
kindly told tlusc young curiosilx
seekers if I hey would keep it ju*i
where it is he wonid give L iiO tn ?<
pair of shoe sitings oil' the hide
when he d tossed it.
(Sirper bark the rabhil Heo,
I)o?sie holler and Kinder tree,
Dennis.
Boayor Lam
Mr. Kditor : ? It i? with sadm-H*
\v(i chronicle the humin^ i?f Mr. i)
k. IMayei'n residence which oc?
ou r rod on Thursday, Kch. 20. %Vc
also have hern informed that, on
Jtlie same day M?\ Thoin is Cnrnp
hell's kitchen ntiil harn were coin
pletcly destroyed liy lire, Mi.
('amphcll heinx alllietcd lie did not
save anything. 'I'll "re is, n . donht.
a ii'?st of ft lends to nioiiin Mr.
('.tinpheli's lovs, hill fiiends if yon
are in sympathy with Mr. Camp
hell to what exientV $5. 00, fiO its,
2f? els. Mr. Campbell has been af
flicted for ten yens -villi 1 lien in ti
(ism and lie should receive help.
?" Dennis, we certainly think yon
lire mistaken about the (jniet ol
our coininnnit y lieinjf disturbed or
the sabbath day by the nse of (1 r?
nrms and the sound < f axe, it cei
tain'y miiHl l?e a thunder. 'U.en
is a man >f Sychar that is ii'wau
troll in il a'onnd dabbing inl.ocveiy
hody h t * ii ni iichs and thinks (hat h?
lias an inlerest in it. Dennis yon
should feci * lift 'they real y I ft ?
no claim upon \ on r a I ten t ion, thai
there is u ?(hiii?/ about \nui peiuon
to flesci ?e it. Vmi are like an ori
ental rose jar ? ton often open : you
have Insl vour inoilcstv, your man
ners and respect. S.? Dennis I wil'
dose for this lime, hot it I licai
your whimpers any. more I t-hali
tiling \oiii tattling lo a close.
.). 1). riller.
pisgan
The weal her for (In* past week
lins hcen the col leal wc have had
?.his Winter and (lie fauneis have
hcen unahle lo do any work on J
their farms and if lliis week is fa
Air. J. II'. Jlitulmon
Fort I .awn, 8. C.
Best Por the Blood
Hood'tt Proved Its Merit? Eczema
Cured. 1
"I have nned Hood's Harrtnparilla and
know it in the best medicine for the Mood !
I have ever taken. Two yearn a^o I had
a aoro on one o( my limb* below t ho knee. '
I Spent Many Dollars
for medical attendance and treatment bnt
all In vain. At last a friend urged me to
try Hood'a &ir*a par ilia. I told him it I
would not do me any good as I had the
beat of doctor* in tnia vicinity attend
me and they naid it wan a aevere case of 1
?ciema. He prevailed upon me. however,
to take one bottle and when it was all
Sarsa -
1 parilla
Uken I noted a sligftt
Improvement. I have
now naed six bottle*
and my l?f in well. Had it not hcon for
Hood's ftirHMrilli I do not think I
would aver fanrt conquered my com*
| plaint." J. W. liiXPM ah, Fort lawn, 8. O.
I H*Od '? Pill* A11 u? tI1a> e?nBtlp*?
Mm. Miiomntm stck beadatfc*. todlcMtloat
The Biggest You
Ever "Saw."
The largest piece of .good
tobacco ever sold for 10 cents
and
The 5 cent piece is nearly as
lar|?e as you ^et of other
high .trades for 10 cents
vanillic i i Im.k i !i< m* will In- < | * 1 1 1 1*
nihil. Yrt\ lew f hi liters linvc
1 1 mc in Hi- i pi ? > ii n 1 1 1 1? u n ?? : , Itii! il
si'i'ni^ us if i Ih'i'c i?i f^ninu I ? > lu* 11
linger crop of l ??n | > I >1 11 1 c>< I 1 li is
\ I'll I' limn ivt 1 oeloio, 74 1 1 1 1 if we dim
5 ri ll's 1 10 II. I Ills K.ill w l|<?
?wi i 1 i??- in hi . in y
It sis ins I Iimi fuii si litis :in> I In*
? ?pier of tin' iinv. vVi' hive li:iil
? wo li i tii>' iol< 01 >, liri's in tins n ?? i <? 1 1 -
Itorltooil iasL \\ ??< k wliiclt KWejil
i.Iih 11 It tin' w.H'ils like a Hiorin
luaviitiT hehitnl i' not h i iij? Im 1. ?>? li ???-,
BLOOD BALM.
A household remedy f*>i" nil Wood niul
?Shin diseases. Cures w ithout full, Nrrof
i.ln, I'lrcnt, ItliciiniHliNiii.Cnlnrili. Still llhruni
imii every lot in of lilood iJisniNc frein t lit' |
simplest plimile to the foulest Uleer. Fifty
years' use with unvarying succcsb, tl? in
on.striUin lis pnramouut lioiiHnj,', purify- ;
Iny and li'iildiiu' up virtues. Out' hott'e ;
haw more curative virtue than a dozen of |
any other kind. It builds up tho h< 'tilth |
and .strength from tho II r:s t dose.
prwtti TtTfur itook of Won- j
avrfnl t'tiros, weiif/'jro on |
cation.
If not kept by your local drtifrglHt. send
$1.00 for a larxo bottto, or *V00 for six lint- !
ties, and incdiclno will l>o went, freight ]
paid, bv
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, 6a.
Always Cures.
Botanic Blood Balm
TlicfirMi Remedy f?>r the speedy and permanent i
euro <>f Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh, .Ulcers, i
Eczema. Hatini? and Spreading Sores, Eruptions, i
and all SKIN AND lU.OOi) DISEASES. Made i
from the prescription of an eminent physician i
who usej It with marvelous success for 40 years. \
<?t?J Its continued use for fifteen years by thou- (
yUrnts of grateful people has demonstrated that <
it Is by Jar the best huil ling up Tonic and Mood i
Purlfierever offered to the world. It makes new i
rich blood, anJ possesses almost miraculous (
healing properties. 4
WRITE FOR HOOK OF WONDERFUL
CURE5, sent Ircc on application.
If not kept by your local dru?pist. scnJ fi.oo
(or a large bottle. or $$.oo for six bottles, anj
meJIilne will be sent freight paiil by
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Hoards ol Assessors.
n eanv; ** |l ?? M'tiiriis < f IVrsuiial
I * i upcri v i I" Ker.-haw v'muity.
The f >1 !? >\^ it fr H iris i.f Tow ? ) - lit | > |
IS \\il! IIICI'I l'|| |||,' | f- I.C.I I \ r
.I.it.-s i \ ?? 1 1 I" low :il I lie ('<?uli<'\ .\u I i -
i < ? r * olli ?? in ( ';ii>iilcii :
r.nllii'o "l*? > w us* r< i | ? ? I.'. \V . | [.iiitni<>n<l.
I. I Km lex till. 1. 1. A. \\V>t. v II. .1.1 \ * 1 1
inert T'.ii >?lav, lYhni.iry L' 7 1 iV
Kl.it Iwi' k IWtiship ? . 0. Hilton, I
A . < W ' :i 1 1 ? n m I A . I >. .!< 'in *. Ihiir. I :
will meet Iji'lnv. l-'el.riiiii \ 1'Sih.
\\ ? I ? ler Ti.Wll^ll p ? A. I :l I'. ?'l ( '. {
I'. I'.ow rn ;i ii< I .1. \\*. I ? 1 1 1 1 ? - ? . K. >:i r< I |
xvi'l meet S::tnrtl.iv , Fehtuiry l??.
I >c K :ill. T.iwiisiiiji ? .1 ? ? 1 1 1 1 l\ \ett|''!?, I
t' St. kes :i 1 1 ? I \. IK Mr' I, l!?:ir?l|
will nieei Monday , M;ireli 'J.
The l??.;ir.l* will |;ike note of t ! i ??
. h mire in 1 lie poll m?e, xx 1 1 i . Ii is from ?_'!
to lit) exe?"|?l r..nfeder:lte .soldiers nVer
iinil will :i? I<1 pull" ti. those who hm. |
made no Teluriis, iimI wlioa-e li to I
ii poll t ;? x .
Ill every in.staiuo w here there is a
nn.te, i;il ?ha:iu'e in fie ieHni< < f mi in
ilivhlU"', 'he party will he notified *>
that he can appeal to the ('onntv Hoard.
The e.-unly lh?ar<l of f'?;Ma li/ation will
hold its annual ineriinu l.i the A 'd:tor's
'?flier on Tiiewluy, March 10th, a* re
(jiiir. <1 l?y l?xx .
Whore new hiiildinj;* have heen
ereet? d finer h.M retnin, the Town* hip
Hoard of Assessors will value name.
The Tow nship l.nanl o< ^'up. rx i*ors,
*s now cipnitetl, are require! b>- law
to net in* Township l!oir<l of AftacMoia;
and tiie chah man elected At . their lirnt
meeting will aerre :ia n inrmlicr of the
Cotiniv Doiir.l <4 K?jiifclizi'?ion.
I). ('. KIKKLKY.
A ud.tor k. C.
Htiioki; ii mjl fulling trees.
Meiisltfs ami nt ii in pn h*>?> in to In
in full in ihis M-etiou \ ?? I , tli?
I'lS^irlT* 8Cll???>l litis l??M*n closi ll f ? ? ?
I t h?) last mouih <>'i iireount < ?f tliem,
lull will ln> it -i ? | ip ii i't I M mJiy h\
Hiilci of t,'ie Trustees.
Miss Hi- rili u A Mr 11 is visi I i njj
( 'ill cli:ill.
Mi. ( lniilir R?.?ls?i iv, ??(' Bishop
vil'.e, lias mo\e<-l in ( 1 1 i 4 nei^hboi
iKMIll.
Mi. S :i 111 Hurst, of Sumter pn*P
"Tm Charleston Lino."
South (urolnia And <Jeor,yin
Kail ICoinl.
I Charleston, S. ('., May 2fith, 18 '5.
I'jilWM'ii^cr I | -i? :*l incut.'
TiV. (? 's'rirv, 7 L'O ? m 5 no p n
| \r. S . hi t i I lo 7 ">r. i< |o
" I'rejjnalls 8 '8 ('? ">0
" < >? iiiici 1'iii'u !l .'IS x 24
'* Kiimvillo ^ 10 20 !> 20
" Colunihi i ^ ai 0 > 10 10
Lv. ( 'ohiiu' >iu 7 Of>*R:m J <>T, pm
A i-. KinjniUe 7 l"> I I I
" Or-intjebnra n -'*2 h 27
" Charleston III) 8 1 0 \
I.v. f 'Imrh'stM'i 7 20 a m f? 30 p Yii
" Brjinchv 1 ' o it 2*? 7 ~>0
" IVnmaik 10 02 s ::i
" Hla0kville 10 20 8'?>
Ar Aui'ustu 12 01 pin 10 4>pin
I<v. August i <?2*? a m 2 > p n?
"* 1*1 ;i ?*l< v 1 1 lo H | J 5 o:;
" Di'titil rk M L'S T) 17
" H ranch villo !i<"? ~y 5">
| A r ( 'I i urh'si ..ii 1 1 in 8 00
Piist Ksnros*, A,,?,i,**t V M'as'uniMou
Will Sleepers to ? i< l ro'M N'cw York.
I, v. An^nsl.i t 2 25 |> in
[ A i . .\ i '<i ii ()">
I ) i ? n 1 1 1 :? r '< t 1 ?
hv. I ?I'lim.irk 'i li> n m
\ i k ? ? 1 1 10
?\ ; i (.'tis I i ( * 00 ^
Daily Kxccpf SuMiiny.
I.v r iiiikIcii S .">?"> a iii 2 25 p m
\r. Kim.'v i 1 1<> 10 20 a in 4 :!"i
I.v Kinir\ i!lu in :!"? ('? (10 a iii
Ai Call. dfii 12 0? p nt 8 15
Connections :
C'y.h- S. S I,iur (Tli,ir!i"i'nn, S >. Uw.Co
h 1 1 1 1 liia. Thron'/h Warner Sleep, r
lipl wciii l '-iai I-'ston Mini *\ ? I ?? n t :i
I. A Ivimtmiii, Trafllc MV'r?
I!.m ( i I'll. .Miinnift-r,
? Joncrql ultico. Charh'Sioii. S. (J.
lil
Poor
Health
rr.ePns so much more than
you imagine ? serious and
fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift ? health.
Browns
Iron
Bitters
If you arc f-rlinij
out of ports xve.ik
ami n^nfrally f x "
hausloi, nf i vou.1,
have no appeiiic
and can't . orU,
bejjin at oncctak
ii?K tlic most uli
Me strenKilicnit>)t
medicine. >\ ln< !?.?:?
Brown's I r * ?n I;i
trrs. A few bot
tles cure? benefit
come* from *?.e
very fir*i <1 >se? it
won't ttrtif yrttr
ttrth, a n <1 it *
pleasant ivj t..kc.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney end I. Ivor
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood.
Malaria, Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
C ct only the jreiiuin*? it has ir.1
linen on ilic wrapper. All (.Ihtrs nrc r.uf>
?il'tites Oil rrrci|'t ol t\vo?> Mamp* ?i
wiil tend :.<?? ol l?i Ikiuiilul IVn'a't
Filr Vlvw* ?n l book? (no.
BROWN CHfMV . V> tAlTlMOfrc. :'0
! I'd tlnon?h our neighborhood mov
ing*tn jour oily * In- re he expect*
to male '??>? future home, lit* i 1 1
jmi n m hoarding house in Cainden,
II on. F/. DuPree went to Sum
ter last week o'i business.
Ih v. Kntzmintft r, ol NVestville, .
preached a forcible and interesting J
sermon to a lar#e and h t te n I i vi* |
congi eyal ion Iiimi 8undav morning
at Sv\ifi Crctk 1 i a | > i i t Church.
Prof. J. P. Gibbes paid uh a ll.j
i fix vit.it last Sului(la\, he in teach
ing tne Old Field mcIiooI at prestul.
We ennui atiilate (tic patrons of
that M'hont on He<'Uiini{ ilie service
.of ??u)ch a Iciicho r an Mr. Gtbbcs.
Wo will elosu with best wishes
for The Chronicle. ?). L. L?.
(Other coin mimical ions on Join 1
pu?e.)
?.i iU w&l *4iu u) <?j!T .!.? ????' J~j3 MftT
IN AM) STILL COMING.
II A Vj; YOU SEEN OUR
('iijiund 8nuoer for 7c.
l'latcs 0, 7, 8. J) oen's.
Covered dishes. ?18 and 00c.
Dishes S, 10, 13, 15, 19 cts.
Chambers < or 39 cents
Covenpd chambers 40 cts.
Pitclifr and bowl 79 c.nts;
l-i^i size andwui tli fl 00
China places 10 and 12 cts
, Cups nnd saucers 10 and 12c.
Plain tumblers 3 1-2 cts.
Jelly tumblers 2 1-2 cts.
4 piece ^luss set for 30 cts.
Knives and forks *48 anil 60
cents a set.
Enamel lined preserving ket
tles 25, 89, 48, GO and 75 cts.
AGATE WARE ? now- don't
>Ve sell that stuff.
HIG1IT 1* KICKS.
>EK OUR
^ iBLal JS t; ?
Hig comb> t?r 5c.
l>i^ bo^hair pins 5c.
1 1 nr couriers ?c.
1 doz col'ur buttons for 5c.
3 table spooi >8 for or.
A big hotel g?,blet (or 5c.
5 papers needles and bod
kins for 5c.
Set o( (> tea spoons for 5c.
Quart cup 5c.
Tooth brush 5c.
2 pks. envelopes for 5c. v
'2 quire$ paper 5c.
5 papers cf pins 5c.
i :Hig bottle ef maotai ne oil for
?"> cts.
Hi>r assortment glassware 5r
1 d<)/. cedar pencils for u c
1 doz s'et-1 pens for 5c.
H g writing tablet for 5c.
S n us this w l< .
They can always !>e depended on to produce the finest Vegetables and
Flowers and successful farm crops. WOOD'S SEED BOOK tells all about
tho l?est Seeds, when anil how to plant ; gives cultural directions and mhtch
valuable information aUmt crop*, both for the Garden and Farm. Mailed
free. Write for it, ami prices of any Grass and Clover Seeds,- Seed Grain,
Seed Potatoes, oi other Field Seeds required.
T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen, RICHflOND, VA.
Til K liAHOKHT MffiKU 1IOUMH IN Til K HOVTH.
Wood's Seeds are lor sale by,U. G. Garrison.
FINE WHISKEY
^BSOXjTJT-EXjY
'SWEET 1IICKOKY" X. "LIVE OAK" XX. "PAL MKT
TO" XXX '
WHISKEY
Distilled Only By
THE UNi DAK IfTILLRY I'M,
TPJEOIEBX-jTEjS
JAMK> E.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
pkppkiP & m iVw in s k isVf 13
Customers will iceeive from their Dispenser with each pur*
chase cf a buttle "PEEBLES OLD CABINET" oA(."OIJ>v
NICK" corkscrew gratia. Retail price corkscrew is ou ceiitSv
Bottled only by
THE JOSEPH li. PEEBLES' SONS COMPANY,
Joseph S. Peebles, President, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ask for tlwse ripe, old, mellow Whiskeys at any Dispen
snry in the State and yo? will get only t lie best goons. ^
A. M. REUSE,
IISTOT^IR/Y PUBLIC
* HOY K INS, 8. C.
line ken tuck v Mules.
T linve ?ii linnd a lot of fino. younvr
Kentucky mules with'!: wiil be soltl clieap
for cash. Call ???< rly .
Ht'j jhhM fit II v,
-S. 1?. LATIIAM
Dec. L'7th. 18; 15.
! l;or Choice Groceries
i &
I Y?>u sliouM call on the uni1ersi^ne<l who
j has op< !H'<i a select line in the store for- |
| nierlv o< enpijd b> Springs, Ileath &
I Slntnnon, -
Tin^vare!
I A nice line nt the lowest priccn.
I C. L. KIRK LEY.'
j Nov. 1.
LWANTED-AN IDEA of nomeniinplo |
thing to p;Uont ? Protect your irio&B : they inny
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDKU
nUilN & CO., Pajtent Attorneys, Washington, I
O. C., for their $1,800 prize offer.
M A N U F A CTUR10RS O F
Doors. Sash, B'inds,
Moulding, Building Materia),
Sush Weights and Cord.
Gil A KLKSTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our tnakis, which
1 we i>-uar.in!cc superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a
specialty! Juno 29,
Thi? great remedy is indorsed by
physicians, and prescribed by them
all over the world.
Positively guaranteed to cure the most
stubborn cases. The formula is published
plainly on every bottle. As a tonic it is
Superior
TO ALL
Sarsaparillas
For Female Complaints r.nd
building ui> run-down ms
tenib it acts like magic. Try
/a bottle and be convinced.
read the truth
EXTRACT FROM BOOK OF TESTIMONIALS.
/ "Wnun rhcumatlc nulTorer for 18 mnnth<\ Derived no benefit
f/ntn physicians, treatment at Mineral Well#, Tot., or Hot SpHrijr*,
Jrk. My doctor declared my condition hopelCTa, but ns a hint reftort
iilvhtfVl'. !'. 1'., Li pp man's Great Memo .v. Through Its use 1 aiu
JFo-day a well man.*' W. F. H i MM I NS,
/ of Tlrnmln* Ac Hlnes, I/cadlng Groti-re, Waxahachte, I c?.>
r 1 ndorsed by B. \V. Kkark.nh, Druggist.
" P. P. P.. I.ippmnn'* Great Remedy, rurt-d mo of difllrult brcnth
iiiKnnd palpitation of the beart. Had not ftfrpt on either tide for
two years; now 1 bleep M>undly In any po?ilf?.n."
(f \f ia?<iv ^ c |<con< Tcx>
"Sworn to and subscribed befog* me,"
* J. M. I^AMBunT, Nolai y Public.
"Suffered for year* with a disagreeable eruption on my face.
Various remtdiit failed to remove it. Three Im>> ties ol P. P. P., Lipp
apfctviycuri-d me."
CAPt J. D. JOHNSON, Savannah, 0~
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LI PPM AN BROS. PROPRIETORS,
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MALARIA
KIDNEY
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TROUBLES
PIMPLES
BLOTCHES
&OLD SORES
POISONING
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RHEUMATISM
SCROFULA &t
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WONDERFUL
REMEDY.
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