The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 18, 1897, Image 3
The First Cotton Bloom.
Tlio first cotton bloom of tlio
Beesoii was handed us yesterday. It
eamo from tlio farm of Mr. John
Outlay) near Ionia, and wan pluck
ed on Tuesday last, the 1 5 tli.
Oamo Near Drowning*.
Wo aro informed by Mr. Noel Os.
toon that ho hat! a narrow escape
from drowning at U>o old factory
pond last Wo d need ay morning. Ho
was in bathing and took cramp. And
would cortain ly havo drowned bad
not a Mr. l>u ncan, one of tlio base
ball players from Sumter, como to
his resoue.
Tho ? Soldiers Will Not Get Their
V Chocks Until August.
Comptroller General Norton
states that lie cannot linvo tha pen
sion Hat ready before August 1.
That is the earliest pcssible tinx*
which tho lists cnu he arranged
anil prepared. Tho county lists
have to be sent back almost daily
tor corrcolion, but tho number has
been materially increased. In this
connection it may bo stated that
the pension fond is $100,000, but if
provided for by the appropriation
and the contemplated deficiency
will havo no eflect on the pouaion
*crs. They will get their money as
soon as tho lists are properly made
out. ? Columbia lU*g ister, lfith inst.
Death of Little Elizabeth Trantham.
On la9t Tuesday morning about
11 o'clock doatli entered tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. \V. P. Trantham
and robbed them of thoir little in
'T?nt daughter, Elizabeth. Sho was
only ono year old but sho had en
twined horsolf around tho hoart of
each membor of tho family and it is
hard to say "Thy will be done."
Hut amid our blinding toars lot us
remember that tho littlo ilowcr r<>
ruthlessly snatched i^yay still
blooms a? beautiful as over in tho
Paradiso of God. Tho funeral oxer
eisos took place at tho rosidence, and
tho burial at the Oamdon cemetory.
* Among the Churches.
Rov. Mr. J fi mi son* a sermon to
men only at the Baptist Church
last Sunday night was a most ex
cellent one. A large and apprecia
tivc congregation was present.
The annual basket piuni?\vof the
Methodist Church of Camden was
held at Mulberry on Wednesday.
A most delightful day was spent.
Rev. A. U. Mitchel? of Columbia,
who was extended a call from
Grace Episcopal Church of this
place has declined to accept. His,|
congregation in Columbia being
unwilling to give him up.
The choral and Orchestral con
* cert at the Opera House last Tues
day evening under the auspices of
^ the ladie's societies ?of tho Baptist
Church was oil that could bo de
sired. Tho singing could not have
been improved upon.
-? Extracting Teoth Without Pain.
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The wonderful leat of extracting
teeth painlessly and without any
danger or evil conscqucnces is now
successfully boing done daily b>
Dr. I. H. Alexander by tho use ol
"Eucaiuc." We know whereof wo
speak ,'it is really painlesn. Of 44 Ku
caine" Dr. Theodore F. Chupein of
the.Philadelphia Dental Laboratory
.jjijs,;'
?'It has been more reliablo in my
hands than any other agent I have
tried. We havo been able to _ex
tract teeth painlessly with it, which
we were never able to do with co
caine. True, the frequently serious
toxio effects of this latter drug oft
times deterred us from its use; nov
ertheless wo havo on opcasions used
it, hut always with misgivings Ku*
caine seems entirely froe from those
dangers, though injected in solutions
of such strength as would be highly
risky with cocaine. It produces
thorotugh local anmsthesia absolute
ly without toxio effect, so, that the
dentist may uso it without tho least
misgiving.
Marriage of Mr. George E. Brown.
- At the poslorlum of thesAnticcli
Bsptist Church Jun^ the 10th,
* 1897, Mr. Geogre E, Brown and
Miss Dell$: Stokes ,/wera happily i
united in tho holy bonds of mutri- i
mony. They came rejoicing and af
ter they approached the hymeneal
altar and had the little knot ^iod'
with tbe^ongue that is nct/f&sily
untied with.the teeth, tj?Cy went
awa}' with wilh-glad hearts and
fright fates.
Those in attendance were Mr. I*.
Baker, Mr, Frank Brown*# wife
>; and family, Mr. Geo. ' E. Browns
little children and Rev. C. D. Pe
terson and wife. ?
The noted shingle-getter of east
KVrshaw deserted his trade andbe
? oinu a terror to the minds of the
:fitfreexiM?tUhe succeeded in wia
aiag one over on his side. When
be got on the right trail he yelped
^ -^ew. juiap until he. treed* Now he.
will return to hie old trade of get
t!?* f with a contend
"w. wUU them ? loog .ndti.pPJ
M* UUtetrpbaa
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I Advertised Letters.
f For week ending June 15, 1897:
John L Wilson, Wesley Shaw, An
drew Nelson, Belle Morgan, T S
MoLendon, Mrs 1) 15 Jones, W )<)
Hooks, W ' 11 Guy ton. Returned
letters-John Wheelor.
t* O. J, Shannon, l\ M.
Shooting Scrape.
A very serious shooting so rape
occurred on Mr. Oliver Moseley's
plueo I ant Sunday evening about
sundown, between young Mr. Ma?
H.t'oeau, white, and Kd Tucker, col -
ored, Tucker watt ?hot in the
mouth nud forehead. The bull
that went !n his head has not yet
been located.
Rudy's Pilo Suppository
lft guaranteed to euro Piles and
Constipation, or money refunded.
GO cts. per box. Send for Mat of
testimonials mid Free Samplo to
MARTIN RUDY, Registered Pliar
macist, Lancaster, l'a. For salt*
by all llrat-olaas druggists Every
where, and in Camden, S. 0., by
Frank M. Zemp.
Deaths.
A Uttlo son of Mr. James Bran
now, of Bulah, 8 months old died
on last Tuesday the 15th Inst.
Mr. Willi tin Adkins, of this
place, diet! on tho 11th inst., of ty
phoid fever, Mr. Adkins had u
position on tho street department
of the town. Ho was of a q a iot
nature) trustworthy and honorable
and had many friends who mourn
his death. Ho was .'17 years of age.
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Women ofNoto
Always ondeavor to ha<?o vigorous
intellects Sickly woinon nevo$
amount to much in the world of lot
tors, industry, or as housokeopors
Don't let your vitatliy run down if
you want to mako your mark in the
world. Dr. Bellamy's Goaeypium in
your best friend. It rotates an.1
builds up after all else has failed. SI
per bottlo by druggists, or Bond to
tho Bellamy Mfg. Co., Bqx 109, At
lanta, Ga,
Personal.
Mr. Jimmio Leitner, of Atlanta, is
spending a few days in Camden. He
is a son of tho lamonted Maj, W. Z.
Leitner
1M r, Harry Trantham roturnod sev.
oral days ago from Wake Forest
College, N. where he has boon at
tending school for gome time.
Wo arc glad to learn that Mr
John Hammond who wns accident
ally shot soveral dajs ago by Mr.
John Jones is improving.
Mr. A. A. McDowell who has been
spending a fow days in Camden has
returned to Westyille. <,
Mrs. C. Ij. Winklor ia spending a
few weeks at Glonn Springs.
Had To Telegraph a
In Order to Got Young Men for Posi
tions. j
Illustrative of t^ie. great/demand
for young men thoroughly^ educat
ed in business affairs, a Macon pty
per states that the Georgia Busi
ness College of that city has had
to telegraph five times in ten days
toother cities to seenre young
men to accept desirable positions,
paying as much as $50. per month.
It further states that, although
the College has several hundred
pupils each year, it had not a sin
gle graduate idle. This empha
sizes the fact that young men of
good hu?l|ie0fi education are . al
ways in demand { aw) if any of
our young friends write the Ga.
Bus. College, at Macon, Ga., we
know that special rates will be
made which wtfll enable them to at
tend as cheaply - as to remain at
home.? -Farmers i?nd Laborer's
Herald.
A scholarship to the above col
lege for sale at this office at a bar
gain.
l'i oml*cuoup Items
A gnme of baso ball was prayed
in Camdon on Wednesday afler
noon between Camden and Sutnler
resulting in a sore of 7 to 8 in fa
vor of Sumter. It was said to be
one of tbe best games eyer played
here.
Itch on human, 'mange on horses,
dogs and all stock, cured in 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. S?ld by
Dr. F. L. Zerop, Druggist, Camden,
S. C.
TIRED MOTHERS And help
? Til Hood'/? Sarsuparilla, which given
them pure blood, a good appetite and
new and needed STRENGTH.
Wonderful are tho cures by Hood's
Saraaparilla and yet it is only bocause
as the one true blood purifier, It makes
pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
Hood'# -iyi!f/tfor tho ? liver aiu!
bowels, jact easily; yet promptly, 26o.
MOOD'8 Sarsaparilla has over and
^1 over again proved by its cures,
when all other preparations failed, that
it is the One True BLOOO ^dftor.
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For Influrft and Children.
The Chronicle's Punters' Contest
opens up ?to-day. The plan is thin :
liolow is pnplishod a coupon con
taining a 1>I u nk line upon which is
to ho written tho nai^e of the far
mer who tho sender considers tl.ie
heat one in Kerahaw county. The
euupou ia to he cut out and mniied
(or brought) to thia otllce. An uc
oouut will -ho kept of the votoft cast
and ninety days after this dato
(May 21$.) Tho Chroniolo will pre
sent to tho farmer receiving the
highest number of votes a valuable
cotton planter. Who will enjoy the
distinction of being tho best fann
er in Kershaw county? Send in
tho coupons for your favorite farm
er!
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IIow Tho Vote Stands:
15 M Hudson, Camden, *
G M Tuvner, Boy kins,
U 11 Williams, Camden,
G W Mtysolcy, Camden,
J N Jones, Camden,
5 V F Russell , Westville,
L F I'eqblcs, Lucknow,
J W Davis, Antioeh.
J A Kirby, Camden,
L K Alford, Camden,
W F Rood, Camden,
\V J Urakeford, Cantey,
M Kabon, Cnmden,
F/ F fthodd, Camden,
John A Itabon, Camden,
li Moseloy, Camden,
J A lioseboroupli, Camden,
G 2 j I>ixon, Camden,
T A Cauthen, Westville,
Alexander Johnson, Camden,
1) Spcnper, Camden,
H B it a II. Lucknow,
S J T Young, Kalb,
C \V McCnskill, Antioeh,
L C Fa to, Camden,
J LGettys, .Jr., Camden,
W T McCaskill, Catarrh,
It IT Doykln, Camden,
Alex Brown, Kershaw,
W W Ilufc'kabe, Cantey,
Capt Moody Ilongli, Tinned,
C C Vaughnn, Camden.
J N MeCaekill, A^ncV,
James It Magill, llusscll Flacc,
S C Clyburn, Camden,
S J Trnntlum, Cantey.
0 M Barnes. Lynchwood,
A II West, Lynchwood,
It N ITall, Lucknow,
HJ^sbell, Camden,
VAV B Smith , Camden,
\V JiatclifFo , Lucknow,
\V S Smjtli, LvnplnyqQi}.
B F Sowell, Lynchwood,
It B Elliott, Camden,
J M Sowell, Kershaw,
K I i Catoe, Catarrh,
J B Nelson, Bellfield,
A B Itabon, Camden,
L McL Brown, Camden,
1 F Holland, Camden,
J 15 Creed, Oantoy,
f> M Bethune,/Ly nob wood,
J M Kirkleyf Abftey,
JT Arrants, Camden,
B M Brown, Camden,
T It Thoj ne, Camden,
S T Gardner, Tiller's Ferry,
J AV Ilyatt, Camden,
It W Hammond, Lvnchwood,
C Stokcp, Cnmden,
T L Barnes, Lucknow,
J F West , Camden,
W 1> ^Marshall. Camden,
C M Alexander, Antioeh,
John T Trueadell, Flat Hock,
B Tidtrcll, Kalb,
J W Floyd, -Liberty Hill.
J J.Cdoloy, Boy kins,
A C Watts, Cantey,
W It Gardner, Boykins,
7)avo Wntkins, Camden,
T M Mattox, Bcllfleld.
Levi Holland. Camden,
Henry Trifesdcll, Camden,
II F Boykin, Camden,
W W Miokle, Carod$,'
B M Pearce, Camden, .
B O Team, pamden,
J 8 G a rdn er , W e?t vi 11 e,
W K Arledgei Camden,
/ , Facto About the Conteety "
You o?in rote a* early and often
?? you like, and for tie many can*
didaUa.na you wleh (an Im
provement iipon the old" plan
of voting.)
Women and children are alao en
titled to vote In thla election? the
former- beln^ Another twpww
osent (?)
s Voting will close Angett 21st,and
the reanlt announced A age at 17th.
Extra coulee of the paper con
taining coopoa?*iJlW iiSiTTbt U
pet ?opy* yeiflll that not lee*
ana tnhe>_
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j CONSUMPTION OA^E CURED.
T. A. Slocum, M 0 , the Groat Cliem.
ist anil Scientist, Will Send Free
to the afflicted, Throo Hottles
of His Newly Discovered
Remedies to Cure Con
sumption and nil
Lung Troubles.
Nothing ttfould ho fairer, more
philanthropic or cany moro joy to
the afflicted than the offer of T.
A. Slocum, M.O., of New York
City.
Confident III Jtt ho lias discover
ed a reliable cure for consumption
and nil bronchial, thioat and lunt>
diseases, genera) deebno and weak
ness, loss of flesh and all condi
tions of wasting, and to make its
llfoat merits known, ho will send
free, three bottles to any reader of
i'ho Chronicle who may he sull'er
ing.
Already this <(uew scientific
course of modicino" has perma
ncntly cured thousands of appar
ently hopeless cases.
Tho Doctor considers it hi* re
ligious duty ? a duty which he
owes to humanity ? to donate hi*
infallible cure.
Ho has proved tho dreaded con
sumption to be a curable disease
heyond any doubt, and has on file
in his American and European la
ixtrdtyrics testimonials of exper
ience from thoso benefitted and
ouredi in all parts of tho worjd,
Don't delay until it is too " late.
Consumption, uninterrupted, means
speedy and certain death. Ad
dress T. A. Kloouiu, M. G., 98 Pine;
street, Now York, ami when writ
ing the Doctor, givo express and
postofllco address, and please men
tion reading this urticlo in The
Chronicle.
To Rent,
The Store House now being used by The
Ciumien Dry floods Co. Possession given
lite 1st of September, IS97. This is one <?T
best Store Houses in Camden and will be
rented cheap. Por rates, etc. apply to
S. WOLFK,
June 18th, 1807.
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
II V C. C- lluile, Probate J ndge.
Whereas, VVm. A. Gardner made suit
to me to jjrant him letters (>t Adiuinis
' ration of the estate of and olleds oi \V.
If. .lones, deceased.
Thoso are therefore to rite and admon
ish all and singular tbo kindred and
creditors of the said Win. 11. Jonoa, de
ceased, tl.a*. I hoy bo and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate to lie held at
Camden, S, C., on the 2'? day ot June
nex', after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon to shew cause it
any I hoy have, why the said administra
tion should not be granted.
(liven under my hand this 10th day of
June, A. 1)., 1897.
Published on the It day of Jon", 1897,
in The Camden Chronicle,
O. C, llaile,
Probate Judge.''1..,
v Citation.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County,
Jjy .C. C. Ilaile. Esq? Probate Judge.
Whereas, KoM. S. i'Toyd inndo suit
to me, to ^ranl him letters of Adminis
(ration of tho Estate of and effects of
Nathaniel flay, deceased.
Those are therefore to cite and adiron
isli nil nnd fcinuular the kindred nndCrcdi
torn of tho said Nathaniel Gay . deceas
ed, that they Invalid appear, before me,
in the Court of Probate, to bo held at
Camden, S. C?f on tho I8th. day of June
next, after publication hereof, at ll
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause 'ff
any they have , why the said Adminis
tration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand this I Bt day of
Juno, A. I)., |8IJ7.
Published on tho 4th day of Juno,
189?. in Tho t/auidon Clij#nic!e.
C. C. liAln,K,
Probtato Juderc.
Tax Executions,
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
Under and by virtue of sundry tax ox
oot'tione to me directed by tho County
Treasurer of Kershaw County, slate
aforesaid, I will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, in front of tho court
house door, in the City of Camden, on
thojlrst Monday in July next, the fol
loumig described real estate, to wit:
100 acres and 2 buildings, in School
District No. 8, bounded by lands of J.
C. Hilton and othera, 10 miles north
oast of Camden on Lockhart road, lev
ied upon as tho property of Jolm II
Johnson.
I lot and 1 buildinprs in No. 1, on the
corncr of Kin^ and Markot streets, lev
ied upon as tho property of Samuel
Drakeford.
79 acres and 1 lot rmd 1 building in
School District No. 1, the tract of 79
acres beinu bounded on tho North by
lands of If. G. Garrison and Ir E,
Heard, East by Geo. T. Little, South by
Mrs. K. G. Whistler, and C. W. Birch
morc, West by G. W. Birchmore and
Henry Kelly.. Levied nj?ou as the prop*
erty of P. II. Ne!eon.
10G0 acres and 5 buildings, in School
District No 9, located 10 miles North
of the city of Camden, r ist of tho Boa
ver creek road, levied upon a? tho prop*
erty of Mrs. A . T. Clyburn. r
100 screw mid 1 building lin No. .'1,
hounded on tho North by \ I Far bard
Branch, on theKaat by Middlctoh ?V lUve
nell's lands, on (he South by M7 ' A
Stokes and op the West by B. 1). Turner.
Levied upon as John H. Stoke'a lands.
30 acre* In No. 2, bounded on the
North l>y Mitchel Ingram'* lands;, on
tho East and South hy John Jenkins :
on the West by T. 8. Djinlap. Loied
upon as the property of Samuel Cooper.
4?cmiitMJ lAuiIain?;lu -No-l bounded
by lands of Ben Murphey, Mrs. Jordan'**
race track place and others, levied upo4,
a* the property of Jo?ph J. Clifton,
8 acm In No 1 bounded by lands of Sa
Brown and lands formerly of Hardy
" -? ? 4-4 ?mir H IM
The Famous (?ilt Edge Stove, in addition to the many rare
bargains o fib rod heretofore, announces to the trading public
that for the next
30 DAYS
goods will be sold almost regardless of profit. We must sell,
and WK W I Kill a; so come at once and get your
share of bargains.
The time for our annual stock-taking is fast approaching, and
wishing to reduce our stock to (lie. lowest notch that we may
have less to inventory, we are willing to sacrifice profits.
It is useless to expatiate upon ttye stylos, qualities, choice se
lections, (See., of our stock as OUR REPUTATION IS
TOO. WELL, ES I ABLISHED TO MAKE THIS
QUESTIONABLE, and will not attempt to say more
than that wo try to GUARD, WELL OUR REPU
TATION. '
It wjJH50st you nothing to look, AND NOT MUCH
IF' f OU BUY, and with these facts before you, we hope
that you will at least, favor us with a call before making your
purchases,
VERY RESPECTFULLY;
J
P. T. VILLEPIGUE,
?P ? Proprietor. ?
STILL ir THE LEAD
THE LOW EST* PRICES !
Clieapest Store iii Ca,m
8 lbs. of good Rio CofTeo for $1.7)0'. * Arbycklos Celebrated
Arosa Parched Coffee 20e. per lb. 2 lbs. Coffee, parched and
ground, for 25c, Ooluipbi:; Tvver Salmon VI 1 2c., all other
brands 10c. Tomatoes, 3 lb. cans, only 8c. Peaches, 3 lb.
cans, only 7c, Best Keg Soda only 5c per lb. 2 qt. Covered!
Buoket only 5c. I qt. Coffee Pots only 5c. Nice heavy Turn
biers only 20c set. Iloinz/g celebrated Pickles and Sauces at
lowest prices. 18 lbs. standard granulated Sugar $1.00. A
full lino of heavy and fancy Groceries, ill ways in stock nnd at
lowest prices. A real good Tobacco for 20c to 35c per lb. A
j^ood smoking Tobacco at only 20c per lb. ^ All goods guaraiu
teed as represented.
A GREAT SCHEME!
ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY? NO CHARGE, NO CON
DITIONS! ' 1
The following grand prizes will bo given away to customers:
' 1ST.
A Gold Plated Watch worth $20.00, 20 years guarantee. Nol
charge, no conditions.
2ND. . . ?
A Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine, second hand, but
in good condition. ' ^
3RD.
A Double Cilse Silver Watch worth about $15.00.
V ). 4TH.
A good open jTace(silvcr case watch worth aot $10.00.
, \ 5TH.
aste w<
A good nickle caita^ ytaftch worth about $5.00.
r 6TH.
A good nickle Ca^e watch worth about $2.00.
7TH, 8'J/Il, 9TH AND 10TH,
Jewelry prizes ranging in value from 25c to $1.00.
llTH TO 30TH,
Prizes consisting of household articles.
Remember, there are no charges nor conditions to above!
distribution of prizes. _Any purchaser of TWO DOLLARS
worth of goodlier casll^t one timo at our stere will be enti
tled to a ticket. There are only three hundred tickets. Draw
ing will take place as soon as tickets have been given awav.
"The mode of drawing, will be as follows: A little bojb*W fo
drawn *iU take 2nd ?n?e, 3rd tfc^efcdratfn will^ take Srtf1
prize, and so on.
Don't Tobacco Bpit and Swoko Your Ufa Aw ?jr?
If you want to quit tobacco uslufr Cftully
and forever, ho iiuulci well, HtronR, magnetic,
full of now ilfouiul vigor, tuKo No-To-Buo,
tho woudeu- worker, that nmkea weak in ou
btrong. Many gain ton pounds In ton day#.
Over -too, oft) I'liiTti, Huy Nq-To-Buo of your
druggist. under guarantoo to euro, 50o or
11.00. Booklet ami (tiiiuplo mailed froo. Ad,
Stei lh?K Uouiedy Uo.,Ouieu?o or Now Vork,
DR. LH. ALEXANDER,
DentrSt.
Cirndimto ofXtho Philadelphia
Oo n tu 1 Colleges Soswion 187(5-77.
UKKICK I UK) A I) STUKKT,
Ca\i>k\? !S. C,
Two doors South of Tho Ohron
ielo Olftyo.
WRITE QUICK
. FOR
PHI SCHOLARSHIPS
TO
Tho Ga. Business College. ,
Maoon, CJft.
K. H. Karo Paid ? Positlona Sueur*
ed.
Open all your to Boys and Girls.
Apr. 14, 1 yv.
10, S, HACKER & SON,
? MANUFACTURERS OF ? ?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Kuilding Materia],
Sash Weights and Cord.
CM A RLKSTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a
specialty, Juno 29.
To Consumers ot Beer!
Tho Germania
Brewing Company,
Of CHARLESTON, S. C.,
Have made arrangements with, tho
South Carolina Slute authorities by
which they are enabled to fill orders to
consumers of Lager Beor at tho, follow**
intf pricoH :
Pints, 70c. pov dozen.
Four dozen Pints in crates, $2.80?,
Eight Ko?, $1,25.
Quarter Ktfg, tffl,
Half Barrel, $i.flO.
Export, ten dozen in barrel, $Q,,
As to quality wo guarantee our Boor
equal to any brewed, a* it is made of the
Choicest Hops ajfd Malt, and is recom
niended by thrAiedical Frldornity.
^jpr*8end to ur for*a trial ordor.
The Germanic Brewing Co.
CHARLESTON" , S. 0.
IIow to Find Out. -
Fill a bottle or common glass with
uiine and let it stand twenty-four hours; f
a sediment or settling indicates an un
healthy condition of the kidneys. Wijwa
urine stains linen it is positive- evidence -
of kidney troublo. Too frequent dealrt*
to urinato or pain in the back.^te^idBa
convincing proof that tho kidneys
bladder aro out of ordor.
What to do.
Thore is comfort in tho knowledge so
often expressed that Dr. Kilmer'* '
Swaihp-Uoot, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wiflh in relieving p&IA in
the hack, kidneys, liver, bladder tin)
every part of tho urinary passairo*. 1%
corrects inability tohold.urlno and scald*
ing pain in passing it, or bad efltelB, fol
lowing use of liquor, wino or b^cf, and
overcomes that unpleasant necessity of
being compelled to got up many times
"during the night to urinato- Tu?r mild
and the extraordinary effect of Swkmp
Boot Is soon realized. It fttand*vmT
highest for its wonderful cures ofvi9
most distressing cases. If you Me<li\
medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists, price fifty cent" and on*."
dollar. You may have# a sampV) bottle
and pamphlet both sent freo bw moil.
Mention Tho "Camden Ohroniylo and
send your address to Dr. Kilmerf A Oo.,
Binghamton, N. Y. The proprietor of
this paper guarantees tho gcnulness of
this offer. <
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