The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 08, 1885, Image 4
•ML-
t JAMB
•triAU). TbU plant
►oot Um
• C., the
probAbJy
) eooofy, wb«rA It la oorer
tajtkil oUl AaI«Ia And lAnd not cbIUvai-
>m fTAM And other
c«p«dAU]r adapted
dine oat broom
graaaea. It
to tbe Soathern tkatee. a row inf with
hixnrianoe on jftor Ini aid aiaMlaf
vitality in-tbe vafrife dfUffTlnt U
a very flna plant for frazuif, cattle
kept tat ell aummor on it, anu being a
perennial, need* no resowing. It
.frowa with more laxnriance on poor
’'Ikndthan any plant I ever aaw. I
Z hare aeea It growing nearly knee high
in poblie roads, i. e., that portion
where vehicles do not ran. It faraiahed
new Tom JASfiiraa. •»
i as large t
It la fnat
. , . —? la this <
plant In the SouOi. nthrr thht is so much
As I hare said, it la a good pastur
age for stock, and I hare just made
eooM of tta finest hay ont of It I ever
aaw. AH kinds of stock are very fond
7 of tbe hay and will eat it preference to
most any other. In rich bottom land
it will grow two U> two aud ono-half
feet Idgh. In amlnf the hay, It shooid
not hare to mnch san; If It does, it
will abed off too many of tbe leaves.
There is no seed saved or sown In
this State; all #e have to do It to quit
plow|fef the land; the aeeoed year
thernffor It will be covered with the
clover.—O. f. Cheatham in So. Livt
Stock Joun^fl.
Orshar4 Qrasa.
Of thll grass Prof. Losenby, director
of the Ohio experimental station, says:
i This certainly stands near the head
of the list of valoable forage grasses,
it it rapidly coining into favor, aiid*it
now quite w ls|e I v disseminated t brough-
oulthe State. It It feand not only ‘
pastures and meadows, hot it It a
mirably adapted to pertially shaded
iocntiona, snob aa orchards and along
. roadsides. This grass is infityenoas
to every country in Europe, and is
found in Asia, Africa ana America.
In the United HU let it wna first salti-
rated in Virginia, In 1760, and was
soon thereafter introduced into Eng
land. It is quite aggressive and
spreads rapidlv, but is very sensitive
At Of
Muaoaia than the
Hflpf is K possible
mereial fertiliser shooid im
the land of iu hamns, or aayt!
vied on «raps when iirifiHR os
land that baa been supplied by the
tiUsers and the eoilf Show m pmt
crops made withoat tbeaM of fiulM-
iters, and we will show yon our crape
bewVdfflebta ’thc lbe pfibent year,
but upon lends that have rested two-wr
three years, poaaibly it would not
show so wall by a good deal. With
three different brands pi
phates, tbe cotton with
or four times as large aa where there la
none, and it it fnat row and' rowf 1 ,
aboqt. How is this cotton of several
Liter to make less
hmna than the
smaller? Again
is it not praaimable Hist those who
spend their money so freely for
manures won Id appreciate tbe home
made as moth as lrose who do not?
JB. F. in Southern Cultivator. ■
aoMorniMo op
LADY]
I
oo»
«*«
y ever,
or woman s
in New Yor^,,
O' En«u,h.
Tl ,hr “ UiM lie. wilhlf
Bells. Another,|
bia which WWKm
trils of the “
the grant In
the straeU 01
atyUs Latsst WvtaMs la
I Ditpateh U the BmUiume Bum.)
You,
1,
JM^tha
an sx^lent imitation
d a well Eugli
in tbe dialect
for traneiaatl
uliar to the district
sound of the Bow
phrase of
fragrant ia
nptsd American is
com, whieh makes
York small like a
vafe*-- * *«t*
tethalCa
i aStw<*<
■KMSKS.
TUstr 1
PvssU mt TirgtBia Dsate
i •rtiM RMiimi r*mi-
held
last
was
^ ti preat
tmenhath. If (men looks
in reality la tender, pa^hhle and
nutritious. Tbs habit of grewiag iu
tofts or banshee may be overcome by
sowing U»a seed more thickiv, and by
the use of the harrow In early tpring.
Boms (srnsers sow It with eiorer, sad
like it better than timothy tor the par-
pass. There are few who hare gfrsu
this grass a felr aad impartial trial,
who are not frail pissed with it.
It shoald be oat wbeu In blmaew, or
very soon after. Rips orchard gram
makes very poor kmr. > few bar «Hah
plats the orchard grass has not been
winter killed, and has Invariably
yielded a )$rtM ssapqgt of early foi
than em> ot
bcSQ IMt thff mldSfe^f
In fall bloom the second week In Jane.
Height, their ioshaa. Weight of arad
varies from twelve to fourteen pounds
f f **
Thm C ttM Float aaA Son FovtOUr
The writer
years that
oilier words,
•rep’Vif prapeciy I
great renovater of the soil—poeslUr
tl>c best renovating crop in Hte world
— taking into pfinsideraiton tho fact
that the ,fknn, after taking all his lint
cotton tor market. stlH has left oa his
land tbe seed, stalks and leavea, aad
nearly everything made from the soil
it returned to the soil. < ’ |
In giving what we take to be some
of the eaUses why ssrtaia plants sariob
the land more thsii others, and why
ooMn toora thah the grain craps, let
us tbs first take into consideration tbs
effect profiaced oa the toH by the tree.
Meatioa has been mads ot tbs toreet
tree fertilising the land, asai that Ms
teaching shoald be followed
fanaerv|q.m hielLJre
the pUfi 4 afeSwit
havii
free roots; ana moss, in
that have tap roots fertilise the soil,
am of
ta
all matters
have had
i ■here
reCOgnlU
ingth ant
• Float mm4 tmtt FovtOMr. ,iJi
. the mnch abased “cotton there is throagtioal bn
U grown pine trees of the
do not act in the same wmr as tbs aid
field pines In improving tbs solL Bat
the old fields seem to be an especial
provision of Pmvidsass to ‘
worn ont and bmily
which it does to sn
equaled by anything
agar section of the o
land is left by itself
til being done to i<
alone for some twei
less. These pinqs coma
themselves, aad wheri It
take sll over tbe lantt^ _
and all, and will grow and thrlvfi Iff
the forest, sandy or rad slay gmlUuu;
•top washes, form asw soil ar an risk
the old where than Is any Ml ta
enrich. Tqe question is, where and
how decs it get its fertilisers while
n what
Tbe colored peppteof Vlnrfala
a State Convention at Lynefrofirg
week. The following address
adopted amid great eathasiasm:
“ To the Colored People of Virginia;
Whereas we, tbe colored people of
Virginia, believing as we do that the
time has come for us to call a halt is
the unqualified support we have given
the Republican party, do here, ia con
vention assembled, solemnly declare
bf thiscorbmoflwdamt. we nave for
twenty-five years adhered to our form
er political nseoetalss with aaparaleHed
fidelity, beeaoss la those dark days of
Reconstruction the Republic an party
proved that it was tbe only party tc
which the colored man of the fiOatli
could consistently ally Mmeetfi T«
that end the colored voter
aud raised te power ant
who grew wealthy while
iug the laws of the IsaltmhdiiaiaAA
the Boat'
grateful
now the.!
' set, fi
ourselves, and especially so
Rcpabttcana have practically
douea as in former rr-gfjgpr*
the negro
Ition in pro;
voting atMugtb and iutalllgatmO. W«
know, too. tnat many of our rMe Wtg
been murdered in the Soutlwrti States,
hot the ceases which led to thass ssq
oeeurrsnees which have spiiisil oaf
blood and created the hitter rack
tagonlsm which
the laud
traoaabTe
Fed smiwtitK) tasty or
to'
ourssivss as to make friends of tl
are identical with out
We therefore sppeal to th^
sffkirs snd in tbe future to mske tnc
III moat adranc
onaliy, financial!
~ e feel sure Uis
throagtioal broad limits of tb
BWcakh a - gsaawsl fitspositioi
on she part of the while psente t
accord us all oar rights before the lai
-nd to medt us bfisrily in every at
vance we make for ibe npboidiug c '
oar people. It behooves as ttfen t<
use oar ballots ta such manner that w >
mar drive oat all discordant elemen
ia Virginia, whether they be bead<
by patiTea or aliens to the State,
also condemn the rsisiag ef the raisl
ot the rsos Isspe by any class of n
wfeo ShSay to dead foe* mSsske, bras
itcaa.de nothing bat prove
mental U our cause and our Interesta.
We therefore ask the hearty oo opera-
tios of oar people in Virginia to the
sucoeee of onr movement. We
he fhMfeftil for the Ilberallt >
f titfodi siinftjyUonallAdminlstratloi I
pie tfitbe.SOhth. We ale >
believe'oar relatiom to tbe State deb .
are soeh aa to Jnstity ns in hoplaff tba ;
relieved from
linen press of IM last gunerstloa, aad
brings before one piessaat thoughts of
lovely EiiOli^#i>ttage gardens, aad
particoly JHTmathaway’s ciasele bit
of land. ,,r ® et corner, so 10
speak, stands a man with a largo
basket of laopuidr flower, either loot
or in envelops**.on whien Is prinfod
remark that IgTfioder flowers are
by the Qoeeahbd the royal fiunilv.
this is the gfiluiae English article,
sells rapialy hi three, five and t<
cents s packhgfi, and “there's
in it” for tha Mterprising pesodo
real Britisher 'Oosc tlioaght it was
•jent tbe (lew York highways
the lierb so snored to rural
parity. ^A.
In a community which encoa
lavender as an article of popular com
merce it is not be wondered at that
tailor gowus not only exist aa before
bat show more vitality than ever. It
ia probable that they would have died
a natural death long ago, like most
New York fsabions, if Ibe madden
appears nee ot the great Uedforn among
us had not given them a new lease of
life. Then, too, the prominence
of the
them i
hovers
to lead t
tear r
is
Claris
rtlMM of I
that Juba
New Y
contradicted
— Kansas brags that the
bad a breach of promise snit
State was admitted to the Union
ac-
brsgs that the hjaLisfar
i of proailse snit sfoee the
Imitted to the Union. *
—Chief Jn-Hoe Waite was a passfei-
- whieh arrived at Nrw Yaffe an Satar-
:• . 7* • v.-
—A riot occurred at Beil's Coruess,
Otto*a, Caumla, last week, over a die
Riel fittfolto
India ns have
gowns are plain la'IN
bamfiaai at fibs bank* Tha only pa*,
miarihla battoas for thp fop coals asn
lasar aastai ones, which iSsmli bar-
monlfTiB tone with fffa sloth ~ KWh
tMlfortfe>nbN'WMi Miff Ufongs foe
OMIMuFy fin Hava
frequently made with poeUllloa
All the
woolen materials o<
m , m iLfe akfoff W
spun, in browns, grays
task e tbe i
tables for ordl
materials, with
had are now ea a thieving expe
dition la Pouthera Mostana
-Oqa ef tha balUUgt of the inmae
aqylom fo rarm Bpriagi, KonUoa,
Was burned mm Thursday and fores
tsw • ■■ —Tha
foarialch.
daily la.lase than
the aamher ef mi
- ■ Cky of Mexico —~
mgttt sb i
ami the Uai
Nine dars 1
matter
own.
for all the material interests' of hsh
sMaens and to <brfog about that uu >
rarsal godd feeling which ought
exlpt ktwran tba two iyap».”
th
Fasti aa eiri.
been attacked by some
ysls whUb tendered I
to take noarisfamenj
with plain goods
rood Mtodfo salta.
day was ifis f dfio 7*,
—There was aa Interesting bug tria
ot coarse textare are favorite
rhda. Some of them hare
stripes, aa lack
tbe groaud
has st
browtR
blue snd red which hare prevailed
during tbe
in fhvor.
in tbe net|fcft
is still used
of the
catier Corwin, dfod last Thursday at
<4sJF> Mr, Smith, la
' ‘;ev
evening gow
designs art, U
nounced than last
carry off a
posed of
even then
•gent ef Washington,
a railroad train Mat
the spemm poeul dell
Inga ana ninii
plain color will
it)
and
former and exfotmiva oattle dealer of
& .astraj r
Jfolpfe fifed Ohio t*Unmd oa
tin mm.
lists ofbaavy qntpara eMohKfes^ WltL /syfLiM^fesfifo
Ss?saSSa:
»— . # .»— —•— visa soaae way fo prevent It.
Jmm Mtloa, twellkhfifira
-lllfo Alee B.
Mademkfturi^aw I
■mBrSnES- laRlyeBSSS^GSWIffraffla RMjfo^raa. taMtvi Tal»|
tion Is rectified by Browns Irryn Blfe paoeks rmutamee of jeaalhM people 1 iswaohoo 1 Mat week . tfoaisthi feet
MSSStt&i
efChfd-
of foe
foe
growing on what seems to be sterility
itself? Thft tree appears to be ■ very
gross feeder,eed Mods Its rafoa for
and deep into tha sterile aad head
earth and takes op feritticers UnU —
deep down, too scant aud too I
for any
app
this,
np materials
depth of many feet, absorbing them in
'7Xw.*si?n^^
rich and fertile sell;
becoming soluble to feed eultlvated
crape, ff '
food,if eot
cleared o
Bore
year*.
And atf
have
peers i
Bitters for dyipepeie mmigme feppt -
Ufo; oomptotaly owed pTOtwfll
ilffo ]
ears yon.
fin tha War FMh.
A man named Keating wm killed bi
the Apaches last week oa the’ Whit
dcneytofeafaMitMfo alt foa sfifefit oa
the very froat of the bat Is aotieaahfo.
Many of foa hats are trimmed with
|Im MetfopoUtaa
st wmUk G#® • Chmil w®§ ®
aifiMKItadaprq j'
Hsfifo maiey*i ceadmoe fe fotrtsai
foiwoep-
ftugr
IXsi&Ss
Lae Tyson and
Mhall . fWMh lynched one _
Plttshafifo Chatham eoauty.
were vatM from jafi and
I were fofead suspended to
foe paMfo rsad. This is a
1 to foe triple auirder of
ow the night ot the
i of the mdrder ef
By near the same spot
mouths ago. There
> Flush Cuaify—Edward
sister aged 81. They
l the morning ot Sunday,
; on the floor with their
them My their aer-
>y. aged Is. All had
^iu (he head with sn axe.
ly rested on the negro
was arrested. It
t from the first to
of these parties,
ierwards arrested, and
later John Fsttishall was
liarge of Mag eoueerned
1 murder aad possibly in
He was said t#
the spot where
i killed aud nexhmorn-
ther ooanty and told the
twu there of the erime.
Richmond worked u
i verdiet of the coroner
delated, they feeliitg
' It WM adverse to the prisoners
iwha promptly lynched. The
ty 'ohlhe people appeared to be
I Satlfflfod that ihssc poo|>i« wore
afhwh murders, for Lite two
■ystarwuslv cmm-cK-d.
4 OOWaudly dbko.
M tons TlferSy af C»M, r»UUMl Cam
*•%« U Virata ta.
Jmkre ttcorge W. Ward, <dlu»r
miner siul t'»*mui*iiiwe«lth'i
OfiMey for Waridnvtoa conni v, while
at to enter Hie (JoUnoiaitc Hotel Ht
Ogdon, Va , on the 27ili nit., «bout
at., was fired upon by Dr. William
Mte, Independent anwlklaie for Siute
ator, wb • Inui Itetm ontcealed in
iorF-ro.tm nearly «*fnfo«iie the lotel
White s:«-p|M-d «»ni of tins door snd
dMefeargod -mm **♦ e shotgun
foadqd^siSh kNanfoslmt aS. Want, pho
fell isos foremost, but, recovering on
his knees, drew hM pi-tol and fitfol
led
BEST TONIC ^
m ’ramjfiss Wsrrss,
i Um BlssA, OrrssaswVfom.
01
J'rsrf
htr he#
beauty on Ac ■W®*. _ ® c *S r
on the skin U Magnolia
Balm.
HEW
A BIG OFF5«r^‘ n ^ oduo *
them we will rive away lOfo self-
opetmtHi" Wfoklag Machines. If you
srant one send us your name, r. U. and
express office st once. _ _
P THK WA1IOMAX. CO., tl Dsf St., M. T.
VOSQUH OES. to sell Ute Magic
■•■MOSqUJWO *IT« CUBS, gives laaust
atwfira.
f
%
i camoaios^ai^rnimia^ ap.
FOII OOUOHfi AND ONOUfe UffA
L«Wfi
litres > sham at a yotCflg
WWw>, whw was«>« tfet j _ .
of liter street behind a tree. White iu
lbs meantime had stepped laatda the
(torr^ bat bearing the firing lie came
oat again and fired the second barrel at
Ward, who fell. While fo vas lying
on the ground two ot While’s relatives
(one of whom Ward lutd already shot
st and whom be thought I tad shot at
him) walked np and fired seven shots
at hi at (Ward), all of which took
eflbrt. Dr. White ami his two re Is
tires lutve been arrested and bailed in
the stun of $7,000 sach. Great excite
ment exits ia Abingdon and vicinity
bat a* fear of farther violence M en
ten slued.
, am n jmv ■*
mas lea mas «m> n v.n«BS c«nm . — •»»»» c»? *m
ta YiAWi m ut«,
dfesAgel
KAWi Ml II
■iksffissi Triamik
if Blair oars that he will re.
iatrodacs the cdanutoual bill In the
Senate early in mutt seerion, and thinks
Mr. WHIM and other friends of the
MU will ltd mines U in the House la
time fo secure action a mm h before the
aad of the seer km. lie folMvet ti
all ltapabtma« as—hers of tlm Ilonse
and aeativ am-haff of the Ssmthern
• frill kanuixl the measure.
. s fe Vnte fofoku-dhsvtm
House last session only by preventing
saaMdnreHm. and that It eamnnu
the sa|>portnf about two-thirds of the
Senators.
•YMrrOfifife OF A
TORPID LIVER.
srar tks rlcWt sr«, KssUsssassa, wlta
s«ai grsams. Hiskty sslsrsd rvta
gPBtf^ATIOW.
ween Mine, sru
has been
—“The divorce fot
M. NioeM* fNicollnl) has been kgall r
pronouoosd, ’ says the London Worla t
“and nothing now staads hs tha way
of fern great tenor s uaiea with the
moat seMfoatod soprano of tha day
except the time prescribed hr
months alter bar divorce which mill
•spire la May next-”
suit Ute k—i- I Am
i; t;
VtfOV
array At., Bsw Tarlt.
•—Doctor Talamge says that no m
fo a Uhrimtaa If his sfoameh
eat of order. M Relif Ion iteelf,”
mys, “mlH not hasp a ama ebeerfol if
fo bits dyspepsia. A cap of coffee and
is no kind of equipment for a
ork. I take three good meals
eat more aa Sanday tbaa on any
ether day ef the week.”
—Fifteen laaalke were before tfo
eoaatv eoart at (Jahreetoa, Texas, for
exaadaatioa on Tuesday. Tfoarath
ef a hsniMnme girl of eeveatoaa who
tfo aaasfor advanced to
SB Sgg
day's w
aad I as
with grief that she drappgd daad
ia tfo
—Mr. Thomas Stevens, who is going
araaad foa world oa a Mcycie, has
rwefod tfo heart of Persia fa safety
aad trialsph. Tfo ssachine
t weadsrfttl novelty
aad foa adveaiaraai rider b
everywfore received as a veritable
carioeit
. kS
la tioe*
rm ALMWHTY DOLIiAR.
How the I asosprctlag are Often
Unllrd.
CAPITAL VERSUS MERIT.
Mb possible Utst money dipped into a
bounteous supply sf printer’s ink, is to be
used to teach fahe ideas.
Why b it that such persistent anathema*
shook! all at once be hailed against the use
ef “Potash and Potash Mixtures**’
Those who insist that Potash is a poteen
do so because that b the way they have of
fighting R. R. B., as the latter contains
potash properly combined.
Opium, morphine, strychnine, aconite,
whiskey, etc., are all deadly poisons, and
am dairy destroying the fives of people,
and why dn not these men cry out against
Hear? It Is because them b no money hi
sight to da soi Potash M a<'t regarded as a
poise*, and reey seldom harms any onej
bat those who abase it am using a vegeta-
‘ ‘ ‘ Iodide of
—Tfo Boston Gtohe mm
S iblUfod over five oolumne of special
•patches aad laterviews from off tfo
nmaaffotwrihg towns im New Bug land.
Tfo general resalt indicates that tfo
approaching Winter wil^fo the busiest
om for otoay years.
—Tfo New York correspondent of
tfo London Standard took pains to
edkto fo fkat kiaraal that fowfo toft
two widows tm daptosw Me foes, bat
ed ia Mataff tot*
ttraljr."
, ten times ss violent.
Potash, in proper oombination. is regarded
by the medical profession as the quickest,
grandest and most powerful blood remedy
ever known toman Tfoee who believe In
revealed eembbtottom snd Indian foolish
ness am surety ta a condition to become
rather “cranky 1 * in their Msas at any time.
We assert underalaadtagly that Potash, as
seed In the manufnctnrr of B. B. B.. is not
n poison, and Wic piihhaneed n*t place mm*
eqafifinfeW Wassej^f to cootitof
Why fg* it tmpt inwnfr theumrmr Rthfe
which we receive as n-:ver hear a word
agalnstltaWsnP* .Tfo ttofo Ih b. Is
working such wondem In tbe cUtoof nil
blood poisons, scrofula, 'rfouniatlstn, ca-
Mnrh, ete, that othen ate treiuhting la
thefr hoots, and cry sTond, "pedsoa,**
“fraiid,’’ because they fear Its triumphaat
march. Let ahy uisn or jptaNto ask any
respectable doctor or dBRriitJFHK are
not right. Da not b
right si eng aad ci
cored. It is making
la Atlanta titan all
combined, Wc don’t’'
poisons or fraudfe; we
ahuwHMl, hal we a
w tose tfo pranf.
sek, free, and fo convinced.
Sold by all druggisu.
btakidbXlm CO.,
IM.
intro!
and W
dST.-w
xriwrt
Hobs. Dress-ms.
Fries fo^Nystem,
lag Wheel, HM
’f'TO 1
▲ Tlrwxfe-
ckjok _
ti ’-fie -‘‘t (Mill . K q
Tfrr^-.M i ■ .' ■, -.T-rr,
ma KAFNBnn Its CALSKn aad CVRffi.
7j
** UwMsy won so beseflt. CbrM. tow-tf
la tttrre moatbs, snd since then hundreds w
others Sjr sane process. A ptata. slsspls sM
■nooMstnl home ubstment. Address T A
PAGK, 1X8 Bast Wtb St.. New Tort City,
1800.
EfltebltshMl FAY’S
Manilla Roofing !
Rew-mbbs Aae bettor For Roots. OoMdS
Wells, sud inside is place ot Plsmer. Very
•t-oiig mnd dursbb. Carpets and Kugii ef M|ns
msieruL cetJtogue with (esUmonisb and
mmpiHS FHU. W. ■- FAY A C©„ Cam
den. Y. J.
Pmter's Tilt.
If TOO have Dyspepsia, Xheadburm, Kkiney
or Uimery csmptsisss, or U you trs uwubi.-a
wKh ssy disordsr ot ito lungs, aionutch. p>w-
sls. blood or nerves you css be su-ed fo
FASsirtTssie.
HI8COY Jk CO.,
1AA WiDinM Ntoefo, Mow Ys
BURNHAM’S
SDARD
TVBBII1
I* the 11 ENT eomurucieS sad
a si shed Turttnr la U>« world
gives better penwnvsge
rh part nrrutigute. ShdIB
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Uoree I*owsr ihsn thy other
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serWAidw
THE ”
Columbia Music Eou«
WILL HAVB YOU
TWENTY K1VK PltH CENT. EY BUY
IMG
Pianos anil Orw
OKTHEM.
■VERY INhTKUMENT WAKUANTEl)
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DELIVERED AT ANY DEPOT OH
STEAM BOAT LAN DINO IN
THE STATE.
WRITE FOB TEMMh AND i‘iUCRB
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SPECIAL T1UM8 FOR SHORT TIME
SALES.
Respectfully,
COLUMBIA MUSIC HOUSE,
N. W. TRUMP, Mnanger,
VM MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, 8. C.
FOUND.
FOB IsAMGM ONLY.
A REMEDY eaducsed by the best PUvsi-
. foam.
A REMEDY thstMr. C. W. O’Nem.Oecfi.
water, AM., mys raised Ms wife from an
invalid’s bed, snd he believes aossd foe
A^EMEDY ot which a nromtuent Atlanta
merchant said: ‘T would )m veil ven fiofo
usoon aa I would s nickel for whet two
totoes ef year medletne did tor my
a1ME£)Y ta regnta to whMh 8. J. Cam
•eU’s, M. D , Dnigriat. ThoumavUIe, Gs..
afos: J mn retonThriancea ta which tl
«« «-to--l mmnlfo
A MIMiSy about Which Dr. R. R. Fer
rell, LsG range, Ga, writes: “I have used
for tbe Mfetwenty yean the medicine
von are potting np and consider It fee
best combination ever gotten together
tar tfo disease for which It is teeooa-
nmnded.
A REMEDY about which Dr. Joel Brahaa
Atlanta, said: “/ have examined th
reave, and have no hesitation In ad vis
jnglto use, and confidently reeommem
4- REMEDY which the Bey. H. R John
son, near Marietta, Ga., mys he has nae<
in his family with the “utmost satifsc
•to end recommended It to three fami
•to “wfo toond It to fo Just what E fa
recommended.'*
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moitths, and never said it in any
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