The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, September 21, 1893, Image 4
«i* uHort* nuu, lull of a terrible D:pro*oh .
• J oondemnation. Tfcen frjmrthe paak
hia thoughts turno*l to the future, to the
question ho h.-vl nakoiHhe thn'tor, to th» .. .. ...n
ermeir* atitwor be ba>l< received. .Mtn 4 y
cnderatooJ wha* la;behind tltat anawer 1
as well ns the doctor liiuiself! A cripple! 1
Jim GoddnH, who had gloried in Ilia I -
etrcngth, who h:id never known a d^y'e
iihieae in idl * ia W years jjf tifi*. n crip- ^ _
plot Lame ami helpless, an olrject of ]
pity to a few. of coulcinptuons worn to !
cthops! A cripple for life! Better, oh,
lor bekter, to liaVe died out on the veldt;
•ml yet, if so, and if he hail died there
he would never have won that look in
Ians’ eyoR. iiiwer felt UiP'piTRsurp of Iter
Owect lijw on his own All, that loss,
that Buproiuo moment of bliss wits
worth living forr-nay, more, wns worth
dying for. ho told hitnwrlfl ^But what of
tho future? They laid been lnend,<-but
Ithey could never bo mefo friends again
MoNfEifEY.
,r
“VOU BUG, l HAVE KMT MW rnoMisK;
UiIB." UK HAlb,
Ah. fsiendshlp between Lois and Jim
was tuiposeible how. They IukI touched
lips, they lard read oaoli okharA hearts
and life could never be qoUe Ris
to them again. ,
He waa It) bo n orl^iple, a helplosa urip-
plo for tho rest of bis Uf«! The thought
tvbs tort tiro to Idiu. IU would have
•hribked aloud in Impotent rage mid
pain as he to&sed rastlasalr on his mat-
trout, and his wounds burned ami throb
bed afitish. Would ttie mornhijl urver
oofce* Would that sleeping log In tho
opposite corner never wake." Then htf
•yes Ml on the rude table by his self.
Mid ho saw tho draft which the doctor
bad placed there before ho slept.
“Don't tuko it unions you lire abso
lutely coni polled —it may be dangerous."
bo had said, Jim semembered ths words
as he rtrutch'ed out his uninjured arm
Mid bolt up the glass ft urn the table.
Ilk looked at it Ayith uti odd ninile.
Them was Oblivion there fur the present,
anyhow. Perhaps—who knows?-—for
ever!
“I cness I'U rkk U/ Jiu saal slowly
aud thou lie rodsod Ike gkass to his lips
asad (Iconic
“Dieil in Ids rlccp. Kutbleu failure of
tho heart's notion; nut to be surprised at
tufdor the circumstances."
So tho doctor told the first anxious in
qiiimr who came ns soon as tho dawn I
broke, pale and weary with her long
vigil, to ask for news of the sufferer,
and then ho added kindly, an ho saw ilic |
deadly pallor that came into the girl's
face, and tho wild despair that flashed |
into lier sweet cye..s at the words: 'Bet- i
tor so. If Jie.hml lived, bs would luive
suffered terribly aud wouJd prolvihty™
bare been acrlt»|*l« lor tlie rout of tus;
life."
l^ois looked ut hiui w ith v ild. dilated
eyee. She did not., speak, but she tab-T
tnsu-d hhn ta etaiu| uaide end allow tier
to pmci idone into the hlianty. Noiseleee-
ly sho emased the floor and stood by tiie ,
bod and turned Iss^li tlie handkerchief :
with wliteh the doctor bad covered the
dead man's face. Calm, lieuniiful and
impressive, it lay back on the iiiltow -
w ith elosod eyelids resting on the pale
cheeks, with tlie faint shadow of a sinils
lingering o i tho lipe—the lips on which 1
her kiss still mekHl! .There was the loo!i
on his face which Nfittirv meant it to
wear, on which his mother's eyes had
reef 'd with tender pride long yeirs ago
—tlie look of his lost youth and imio-
cwn-e. For • long time l^ois stcssl a ml
looked at hlmuy sitenoe;..then_jihe_l’£Ui .
her head lower s naToW^f til I’T #r (•Ths’^fi
mocliod lii« check—till Imt w»*rm. trwu
Tiling lips rcstixl on the irreepnnsiv# lips
in a long, farewell kiss
“I rm glad ymi knerw'* she whispered !
“Gh, I r.m glad.you know!”
Th«i sho replaced the handkerchief,
and drawing her shawl closely ever her
fnco v.v.nt out with swift, noise less steps ,
into tho cold, gray dawn. All the Year
Round.
A« Arab Cunrtalite.
Bashful lovers are almost sn unknown
ciNrioeity In Arabls, for Arab 'court
ship’' is unceremonious, to say the least
of it. A young man sp*’b a girl whom
ho would like to marry in another tribe. :
Ho rides up at night, finds out where she
is sleeping, dashes up to her tent, snatches
h“r up in his arms, puts her before him
on his hprso nnl sweeps away like the
wind. If ho happens to be cnnghf, he
is shot; if ho is not. tho triho from which
ho has stolen tho - girl pays them a visit
in a few days. A priest of the IWilie
joins the hands of tho young man and
girl, ami both IriiM's join in thj* foetiw- j
* ties. Most of the brave men steal their
wives, but tbero are some few pem-e lov
ing youths who do not. (>u a calm mouw-
ligbt night yon may soe one of these Ut- j
ter sitting lieforo tlie kivit of hu lAdy i
love singing a song of his own cotinma*-
tiiai and playing a stringed inetcninenc
aomortiing like our banjo. This m aw
courtship.—Piiiladelphta Tlines
, > Tlie Devil's PeVpIS. .
Charles Zissett,
v Practical Watch maker. '
Klnit door south of Brown House,
Barnwell 0. II.,S. (..olfer* hi* services
to tlie public. ry-.
An' cX|ieii(*me of uptirnrls of fifty
years is tlie bvsi gtoamutee *.lwe be
knows Uis tHodnes* and tivilt give satis
fa'Hion In the qu»liry of bis' work ami
thr moderation uf bin charges. >
Kcliablc time keepefe fur sale.
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PAM(M
.fust after the lynchlfig, in Now Orleans a few months ago, of eleven member
ol the Matin by a voltititefr.haiul/if American avengers, some of I be daily pspei»
created a little unmsinuaH by declaring that King Humbert a iron claiU M>
cbcl! New York, from ain'liorage,beyond the range of the shore forts siMl *• .
ie*, and lav the busiries* metropolis of the con niry in ashes or under coiiteibut •
Without discussing. Uncle barn’s ability to take care of his possessions
lachine Works,
Howard Bros. Propr’s,
li.YUlYKEUMnntl VI fiCIII.HInTH
B,LACKV1LLK, s. c.
To the users of Mofrve i’ower and
tieneral Mai'liinery: Y
We call your attention to the fact that
we sir prepared, with latest improved
Tools and Machinery, to do work on
any-Machinery used in this country,
cluu '
TIE PATIOS OF
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BETTER THAH
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£
V-v
M r, F. M. POOSKR.our youth faro-
linn representative, ^'iil pe.gl.yd to call
on persona In mud of or intending to
piii'ckase niacliinci v- [aiig 2i
'i. i ...
ha<;<;in (y
j .i'O ' RiilU It.'igging.
I.IHIJ Hiiiidli ipXp;*,
SOU |t:»,ii**ft'Floui - .
tiM» Barrels Sngari-
5(H) ( .IM S r.in r.i.nd-:. “
A II liongllt to sell and
('ott.on ( onsiguiiieutM
W. P. CoupiT, Jt Co..SHy, r tlTNflH ) GA
11)7 BA Y STRKF.T.
C vOODS AT COST
I iit wns;.
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Muslins,
Out lii!
o-o.
Can
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You Read
Future F
L:uli
l‘S
Mt i.s* a
lit j ]*ovs Straw Hals - must In- s.oM iv-
-an
It
*ss uf rost.
Do you know what your con
dition will Ik.*,2<) years hence?
Will your earning capacity [
Ik- equal, to the support of
yoursel f and fhmil v? This is
a serious <|uesfiou, yet, you
could confi(fently answer
“ves” if you had a twjfjity- j
years Tontine I’ciHcv in tlie j
SKTllll&tOT)-, S- C.
Port Royal and Augusta Railway.
]J. aVLKILL. Uecclven.,
— TO
Equitable Life charlesws^savannaij.
A method which ptiaranfees
all the protection fnrn
by any kim
’Bifif-in. adrHiint
>, AND FLORIDA,
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of life insnranoe^
! s*r
7,In a. m.
s SO |u-m
12.jr. p. in.
prrfCV a.-w-
7.’il p. in.
* !l ;Vl a. ill.
10 no a. In.
Fo-fi rrher inlcrmiUidii call upon or write - • ^
W M ,». CK \h. t «;.*ii«t:i1 l*:i--cuger Agent, Augusta La.
R. I,'. 'nn>l>, '1. V. A.. Jft.iim ;i04 Over Builrliie’, Augusta. Oil.
\v.
i mu uiTj;
cash returns to those policy-
huldcrS whose lives are pro-
Itmged, awl wlio then need -
money rather than assurance.
For facts awl figures, address
J. RODDEY, Manager, FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr.,
I : OT iho Carolina*, i | ^ ^
ROCK HILL, S. C. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
bami;kk(;,'s, c.
iTn* B.mk of Bamberg.
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:i yi p m Lv. Augusta Ar, I - K> P m. !, -2.i p. m.
•,.| ) U_pi “ Vcina-soe “ 0 00 u ui .'i.+O p. m
o.i o p in, Ar <'barliwt’h Lv ”.ii' a in l.rj p.
'. M n in! “ Sa van nail •* 7.o»» a m .'>.4.1 p.
TTTr.rnr •• j Hi-k-Trr -r-.-
■ t IJ p tii| “ Beaufort
(i..Vi p in “ 1’ort Royal “ , 7
7.!! < a in 1.1.7
7.(k i a m .'t.4'i
s.is+a *« 4.47 p.
iO a Ill 4,!k> p.
m.
ni.-
10.
in.
i.n (oi. II an go. .'i7 R R. Aw
IP:, t. v-.lle S. < Ini Baby <'affiago,
iriijiic a a I Bum' Ball it nod a.
-X
O*flco uver
mar-20i f
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
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ATXOH5* 1CV- AX-I> A Wf
v
BARN W.KLL C. It., S.C.
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Will give pronpt attention to all bus
ine*s entrusted to bis care.
January Dili, 1SOO. i
WK CriBAttTIlt A Ct'RK
_ ami invite the most
| c»ndiilTmvestTgntion as to our responsibil-
ity and tho nicrita of our Tablets.
t'OTl’OY BINS,
(JKlAr MILLS,
corn>.\ i'kkssks,
jni.LK.Ys.UANiil
Mtf.L UKAKIN<4,
SJiaft’ng ami chstings of Iron <ir Bra*s
of inv ‘i/e. Special attention given to
SEES TVork.
1 laying a first clasi* <4in Builder, we
wheels, i.ew saws, boxes, Ac. Saws
Kharpened only l*y hand. - .,y
i ake* pleasure in Informing the public that on Ids recent ylMt fn the North he
captured New York, New Kiiglaml ami a Idg slice of the NorilpWesL ,,e
supplied with the aninnmmon of gold., silver, greenbacks and teriified cnetK*
amlmen hants, inanufactuieis and impoiters sumndeird upon the first sum
mons, threw open their stocks mid told Michalson to help himself te all he want
ed and to pay them what he pleased. They were demoralized by Ihe outflow of
gold to Kurope and welcomed Michalson and his money as a hard pressed soldier
cheers the comrades who conic to his help and turns th* tide of the battle K t>in fl
against his flag.
UVEiclialson.
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Helped bimself liliendly. 'Hie proofs that he did so are as plain as they can be.
1 he < harlcston liomid steamers, the AtlanticCoast Line and the Richmond A
Datn ille system are witnesses on Ids behalf. They are hurrying Southward at
fa‘t as steiim clVii turn their wheels the goods that he nominally bought, iven
how the dm i
nyCiclialsorL
v- j u 1 v 11
Patterson <5 Holman,
A/lTOItNKYN AX I.A'VV,
BARN WKI.L, S. V.
Having associated onrsf-Ives fqr the
prac lice of tlie law in all the tNmrts ut
the State except the I’rotiate t ourt and
in tlie United States ( ourfs, wc pledge
our best service* to all cBents w !io mav
trust u* wit.li tbeir confidein'e.
A)ur united prompt, attention w ill be
given to all lAsiness confided to us.
.1.0. Rattkrsox, TV. A. Hoi,man.
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yon wniit a
FINK WATClHMl CLOCK
ST K It LING SII.VEllWAJvK,
RICH JKWKLRY,
FINKST QUALITY TABLE CUT
. LKRY,
OR SPECTACLES,
r " ~—'■ • •• 1 ■ : .
Semi j mr orOcej, lo or cn'.i at
Jas<> Allan & Go
a
• 2Sf» KINO STREET,'
CHARLESTON. Kv O. -
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IAMMOMM 1 Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
ft may not b».‘ generalTy knoim thstthe—
devil la a preacher. Bait inch nipot bk thv ^
case, el^; why should he hare a pplpit?
In Hillokiorongh county. N H.. there is a
nolifl r(K;k with a channel 70 feet diVp
« nd 20 feet wide cut through ita side A i
ight of rude natural steps leads to the -
top, where there are a natural jailpil and
pool for baptism, providing comforts ara
made.-Q5t. Louis Republic’
I READ
TESTIMONIALS j
f Will eoiiiplrtelyrtertrny tlie desire forTOIiACCO In from XtoC rtnys. Terfectly harm-
less; cause no Mekness, nnrt may beRtVen In » cup of tcaorcofl'ce without the knowl
edge of tho patient, who will voluntarily stop smbkingor chewing Ih afew days.
DRUNKHNESS ani BORFEIHE HABIT
tho patient, by tho usoof our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS.
I)url|ijr treatment ootlcnte sro allowed tho froo bso of Liquor or Alor-
phlns until sncli tfineas they shall votunlurlly give thorn up.
Wp ;iuad particulars and pamphlet, of tcetlmniute free, and ehall
be glad to place nutTarera from any of these heblte in eommnniva-
tkni with persons whq have beea cured by taeaaeofourTAliLBTS.
HILL'S TABLST3 »ro for sale by all nkit-clam
dirvclsu At $ | .60,I'<w paeka«e
if your druKRlstoiies not keep then, aaeleee us
and \*n will send you, by reeum malt, a paekage of our
Tablets.
Write your name end address plslaly.aad ateto
rhoilier Teblete are for.Tobaeca K Morphine or
' i-gsbU, , I ^ -
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. Intn.jui:
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from persons
who have been
cured by the use of
Dr, J. K. E. MlbllOUS,
Dental Surgeon.
Blackyllle, S. C,.~
.TVill have regular appointments a*
follows: " \ •
At llurn'ven,*'. H from 1st Monday
(or Mile—day) iu each month to 1 TT'ed-
nesilay evening. Kooii*-.. at Molair
House. Olliee two door* South of hotel,
ou TVe*tor oiiposite ai'lc of street.
At Sally’*, H. A. * N. Ri K., from
Jd -Monday in each month to - TVed pen-
day evening. Olliee at I’rice’* Hotel.
TVill he at lii* honiebfHceat IBaekville
every Friday and Saturday from Nt of
and every Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, froiii Ut October to .'list January
inclusive.
TVill makeapiKiin’.nienta with patient.*
to meet them at either-of his uliices at
any time.
Patients will find it more comfortable
to have their work done at the ofiue,
though if desired'.' ill call on them ut
their residences anywhere within thirty
mi!6s oU>lackvUle v . „
WORK FOR US
• few dar*, end mu wilt l»r »tnrt1«-il «t the nnex-
pecteil lucrem tliiit nill rcw*ul your i-florte. Wc
poeitirelr have ili< be«t hujlhe-e.lo otter an agent
that m» be fonnd on the face of llii* earlli.
SA.V.tMi profit on #1* OO worth of hnslnm* ii
| Ih-Ihk • Silly und hotiorAbly inartf by nmi paid to
: huinlirdi <if men, "omen, bois, iiikI girl* in mir
1 cmplov. Von can make moM-y fa-t* r at tcuyk ior
ttAth.iiimn have any hieit of. The IihaIih-m !• «o
t-H*v to (tui ii, ami ItfvtnijBtioUA eo .-lm|ih *n<l plain,
that all fuecced from tlie Atari TIioAe who take
’ hold of the bti*int»* reap the advuntage that
-trl«e* from the round .reputation of one of the
olih-Al,'im »t Aticocr.fill, and largi-t puhli*hinff
houn-A in America, fiicnrc for vonrst If the pmhu
tlmt UtohitaIuc«« AO rendlli and band<onu ly viHdr.
All be/inner- Aiieeeed grandly, and, mor( than
rvalue their greatest expectations. Those who
trv it limI exactly a« we tell them. There lip' nty
of* room for a few more worker*, amd w( urge
them to begin at otn-v . If you nrv alrvadv vtn
plorwl, bet hare a few jparc motm-ntA, and »i?h
to Ii*e them to advantage, then write u« at once
(forth!* i- vonr grand opportunity), and receive,
full uartieoiars by return mail. Addre*<,
1 ItCfc * Cl>.. Uox No. 400, Augusta, ''•Ie.
Invites the people to come from nil the adjacent country and neighboring towns
liny all the goods they " ant so cheaply that lliey will forget all ahont the low
price* of.cotton, go. home rejoicing with fresh courage to linttle "ith hard liinea.
As a partial list of the good goods ajrrl great bargain* that Michalson hit* in
store he asks attention to the follow big lew examples that show the comparison
of Northern and Southern prices :\
$t I JIXl w in tit of New York elothing—Michalson’* price. OfijOidl, ^
$7,<'00 worth of Boston Shoe*. Slip|iers, Ac.—Michiilson’* price, f4-,750.
jlMtOO worth <if Ladies I tress (itaid*^—Tljy halson’s price, Jo,COO.
fltljioo wottli of Notions—Mlchalson’s price, M*',0<dl.
$10,(>00 worth of (lent’.* Furnishing tifaid*—MichitlHon’* price, 55,.">00.
i.i.lMrii worth of Furniture—Michalson’* price, f2,000. v'^
$l,<K0 worthirf Tin and TV nod ware—Michalson’* price, $o00.
$10,000 worth of Bacon) Hapis, Sugar, Ac.— Michslson’s price, $0,000.
Jg.’iOO worth of I’aiimd Roods and Fancy (Jrocerie*-Michalson’* y<rlce,51,000
S.T.tlOO worth <if Axes; Hoes, Farm .Hardware—Michalson’* price, 52,• r 00.
FlJHio worth of-Tablc Cutlery and Crockery—Michalson’* price, $5o0.
il.OOO wtirth of Biunfies ami TV aeons—M iihnlson’* price 5750. %
The** quotatiohs are ollen d as texts for thiiugin^ preSefibP^FiorTrtgTf^boarfl* to
show’tlie peo|de the la st road to better time*. Michalson ha* thousantls »f gotwls.
Tie has liargaws that everybody trcids aud can afford. If you don’t see what you
want ask for it. Michalson has it, but does not promia# to keep it nlw ay*. Come
soon and in a hurry before the cream is scooped. He hasn’t time or tongue
enough to make a three hours talk, but hewill help the country more between
now* anjl Chris'mas than all the politicians can do this side of the day of judg
ment, if huyer* and sellers will only come to the pic nic Sherman’s camp fol
lowers and Kilpatrick’s torch light trnoprTv lwtd waste out fair country. The
tarlffand taxes aud high prico* have made the people poorer year alter year,
Michalson is tint! of thar*. He will give till* fall’s work to the good of the peo
ple. I nstead of grasping for profit he w i'l try to clenrexjienae* aril make friends-
TT lieu times get better and th-fanners are out of trouble lie w ill try to make
money. That i« hi* platform for *ix days in the week, and everybody is asked to
come ami sec him standing there, gi\ ing the liest price* for cotton and all. coun
try prodiie* and scUing all kind* of goods to all sorts of people at only one price
and that below z.errt. ^ . * -
*
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
ParuWeB, S. C.
Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold.
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All the Lstest fifoVelties*
-iFAReV
PERFECTED BABT UAKKIAOEA,
emm uisEt ...
voMcasas. CURI8TMAS CARDS
liij'.T Titl xU Alviyi.
GOODS.
Hobby Horses
Velocipedes
TYovst Dolls 5
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Stritionory
-A M»— ‘
Bm;-
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AIu*ieal Iiistri.nicn.* Sheet Music. Cuitar Violin and'ltanlo Ntrlnge
THE CiKAI ROLLER Olio A.V 0NLY';f6,<$; -
Agent for Piauns ai*9 Organs, Rubber Stamps and fcienciis. Murifa. luktru
meiiU llcpaired. '< ... . . . v
1’iano* ami Organ* Tuned and Repafred. . ’ > '
The largest and cheapest »tock et er brought to this citv
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Gr. D. O.
3STO. 27. JR. 33.
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THE CAROLINA MIDUND RAILWAY CO.
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In EHect August 20tK 189^ at 5.49
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Hill s Tablets. C h u m p h r e y s
of the various noavrum* that sr« NSeg
otTkrid fqr pale. A*k for I-T I r.T.*S
'T'A33T j EX&> and tnkti-no other.
Jlanufucturcd only by
Coc.l Ijiwycfw. _ .■
Some of 1!io rboat ploua, the moat con
•ecrated, tho in oat consistent tho mo$t j
hnmbloCliristiansw*’'hnit' l.piiwn per- *
sonnlly and iuUi«tHy havo Ix-cn cr arc -
now lawyera/’^We cooltl name tereral 1
rough long liv livcij cloze
up to their Heavenly Father in sweet and .
gracious cornu-union. Yv r av further
that many at th* pwmL tiobleat men wo
have kra>wn~tiairiot« In *t '’tf.'x’i'a«iac, .
—THE—
OHIO CHEMICAL CO,
fit, 53 & 65 Opera Bierk,
LIMA, OHIO.
PARTKTLAR3
TREE
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TaaOuio Cuskical Oo.:
muwsnt:-! h«T« boan ttafag T"^X
care for toboeeo UabU, and fownd it woold
eo whal you claim for it. I aacd tea eanta
worth cf the strongest chawing tobacco » day
*nd irom ono to flvo cigars; or I woo Id
from ten lo lorty pip** of tobacco. Have
and smoked for twenty live years, and twopackagw
* saa ‘
re a day,
‘.id?
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Of yvur Tabiwts cored ma ao I hnv« nodentrr forlt.
n. M. JAYLOltD, Lesite.ilicb.
ff- Y. _
Tnit Onto CUBMicai. Co. :-Gkntleuzn: -Some time ago I scut
for r .Ot) worth of vbur TahlvtA for Tobacco Habit. 1 received
them all right and, although 1 was both altcavytnnokcraadobewer,
they did tUu work in loss tlinn tl’.rw: ilurs. I um cured.
Truly yours, MATItalV JOHNSON,P.O.Box45.
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Tuk onto OirTtwiCAt. Co.:—GrKTi.KMZW trlva* m<i pleasure to apeak a
word of praise for your Tablet*. My non was strojigly addlcUKi tothc uaaof
Ted to try your Tablet*. He was a heavy and
wir Tablets l«it threa day* ha quit drinking,
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