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JUNE 23,1916.
the press and stand are
SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY.
‘ NEW STORE AT HENDERSONVILLE.
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Grits .. .$1.25 per sack
D. S. Butts ,. 9c per pound
Coffee, . .. 2 pounds for 25c
Nice fresh lot of groceries just arrive.
Respectfully.
s . A. V. BAGGETT.'
BARNWELL FARMER
IS SHOT TO DEATH.
Wade Thoma* Killed by Hla Brotb-
er.|n>lai«r, Ktldie Sanders,
Near Kline.
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OLIVER
WHITE BARBER SHOP
Our barber slvp emjioys only wljita barbers, anti
v.e have iroue but the mt>st expert. - , ;
»•, * , • ’ • > A . • ,
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—-Let us attend to jour needs—
SMITH’S BARBER SHOP
H. R. SMITH. Prop. ^
Next tb Terry & Shaffers Main Street.
Barnwell. June 18.—Wade Tho-
nia*. a proeperou* farmer Hvins
near KUne. In this county, was ahot
to death by h» brothfr-ln-law. Ed
die Sander?, at tlie former’? home
about 1 o’olock vesterday. Sander?
surrendered to tpe authorities,
j From the best information ob-
talnable there had been- ill foolinK
I existing betwfeett-'^fc? rwo men for
some'tinW. 'tlirt* it •i* said, to Thon:-
ill tr* at men t of ia? wife, who
, j> a ..!>•• r of Sanders. Sander? was
I vtaitinu hi^ sister yefterday. When*
dinner ^ a< annoum e^ "Mre. Thomas
I effore;! to carry her nushand's dfw-
j r.er to him in iiis room.. Tiiis tie
re;it: * d. however, and asked to woo
Sanders. , As the latter entered the
room with hi? sister Thomas snap
ped his pistol at Ms brother-ln-laW
several tinies.^ whereupon Sanders
drew his pistol and ve times,
every shot takina effect and rausna
instant death., The ror..««r's Jury
of inouest brpuahl In a verdict In
accordance with above facts.
RAT CORNl
IbMt rat and mice txtermlnatormade.
w'tliuul. ■ndatisnlutrl; w uu«ut«<lor.
Miimntlflf—thut pivv'D'lajr
*' thft* a'.l t!i« trapivin the
w T. iB.t.toa •.«»n*ilTn» ItA'f t'<»RX.
jOc. f i at dealers or by uuil. pose
’ . BOTANICAL, MFC. CO.
4‘i <£. Kac* Stt., P)\ilaJ»i»Sia, Pa.
ORANGE SORGHUM
FOR FORAGE CROP.
Hhovld Be Planted Now and
Make Very Fine
Feed.
Will
Red Devil Lye
Cold Prxezi or
Batlir.' Fnxiess.
L 1 \ I*
tins nuood. s. (
••t l»* Uiu-* Sept. 'Jiitirl. I !t| r>.
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*f" for jour (laughter.
.'■ rid for catalogue.
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia. Headaches. Cramps. Colic
Sprains. Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores. Tetter, Ring-Worm, £c-
sema. etc. Aatiseptie Aaodyne,
used internally or externally. 25c
to Fclj. ir.th
«otton sued meal
Four of the Ei* 5c. Cans of Red
Devil Lye will make
pounds of the best soap.
Red Devil Lye is pulverized, and dis
solves its soon as it touches the water.
Best for Cleaning, Washing, Scrubbing.
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THE f I T A I* K I.
The Military I < llejce of South
('a ml inn.
Ar.nounceif as tTfstingulahed
Military t’olloee’’ by l*.' S. War l>e-
j paflment.
I Full courser- in t’tvil Kneineerine.
] ienci s, Knjtl •‘h and Modern Lai!-'
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; gunsev.
t'onfers R. S. and F. F. degrre**.
| All * e>;p<*'n.-o s pa; cadets.- from L
i South t'arplina. a year.-
i A. rcholarship wonh ?'.oo a *!■
j i>- \atant fn»m Folleton ( ounly. and
| v ill i»e tniej t-> -royipctitiyo a'sanit-
i nation at the County on LHn
day of August. 1 i 4 1 ’
For aecessar} >ffiforma,tion and'
Id.inks aftply toFol..c». .1. ttond. The
Citadel, Chatle-toti. S. C.
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DR. P. J. O’S'F.ll.L
8PFXTALIST,
202 KINO ST, CHABLF.STON, S. C.
Call or write ^or information re
garding mV/advanced method of
tr°ating ^tor arh. Liver. Nerve
Blood. x Skin Diseases. Piles. Con
tracted Troubles. Kidney. Bladder,
and Private Disease* of men sfn-l
wometi. Consultation free. Hours:
9 A.'M. to 7 P M. Sundays 10 to 2.
' Weakness and Loss oV Appetite
• Old Standard c-neral <treaz**i ?ninf toatc.
UROVK'S TaSTRLHSS chill TONIC, drive*out
Malaria and build* up (be avite-n. A tru tonic
A «ure Appetixer. Fur a-lutls a. d children, .jc.
•wrs Its r er»i, C’sw RsotCits Vc:’t Cirs
7 he »c r,( casea. no Bia't- of ho» teng a'anding,
a-t rn-ed by ^he wonderful.‘old reliable Dr.
1 *.Mef a \n*>aepfic Healing (hL I: relieves
Fail- a.4 Uca.. .t the same time. 2&r 6Wc, t ..jOl
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVK S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria enriches the blood .and build* up the sys
tem. A true tonic, ho* adult* am! children. 50;
There is more Ca^trrh in this sec
tion of the rountry than all other
diseases put together, and un-til the
last few years was supposed to be
Incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced It a'local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with lo
cal treatment, pronounced it incura
ble, Science has provzn Catarrh to
be a constitutional disentc and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Hall’s Otuarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. ("it *ney
Co . Toledo. Ohio, ts t h> onl)"-
stltutional cure on the market. It
Is taken InternilIt. It acts directly
on t,he blood and nutcous surfaces «?f
the system. They offer one hundred
• . * *-
dollars for any case it falls to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials
Address: F. .1. CHENEY * CO .
Toledo, O. * *
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
• Take Hall’s Family Pills for con
stipation. '• X • 1m
C HILL IT O ME
THE MOST MA»sV/ L.OUS MALARIA RtMEOY KNOWN
, MALARIA.
Fact; Not Cc-israey Known-About
This Dangerous Malady.
Malaria known mu *?! time began
;:ad feared b^ ever; ra e of people,
.u ier the >u:i u.-“a'e M -Jt-
< Authoritif-s ha ve, pronoun-ed
greatest ur-- t > tne liutp^u
rr.ee. ft i< .> i.-» .v. u fa t that mwe
p-«p> uK* ted '•-it 1 ’. M ili*:.ai
f-ok-'Ca titan ;-t 0 her dhea-■ .ft
us been uH s e.-J fa t n -w
recognised bv -v-r-. -ompet.nt
Medical Ant •i.'Nthut Malar.a t '
: germ d--• -Xv.nc it* ori<in
r. the t.av ( '.-you germ deposited
od blood
nf -etion’ tai all
. the bin it i
-tri’r.i'v :
^rt - of t.ie
• et a g
1 .e. They,.
.. ar.d tie Ji- .;ye
•j! v ’tn;.
> . v. Ma.iriah
rjbie (i.-eams has not refreshed •
van No relish for breikfaet. In-
dige-tiou, the Liver is lt?-:v, bowels
sluii'lsli. the day drags tiirougli
with a, ‘ontlmul yawning. All out
of sort . ever Miiijg s-‘en»s to go
wrung ..fter a while these pro
longed troubles cause sucli a drain ,
utk:i •? e system coupled with
other oowfpii 'ations that it finally 1
dr.fis itiNX-sefiom > l•ohsequenees.'
Thousands jdb* yearly from this
dreadful disease
CH IIitace -- Auer a careful study
..f ta.s disease. and x e\perluieming
wi'i tn ir- methods t»f treatment,
covering a p* rind «f years. Chilli- Li es.-ful. rear d
tooe was disi >vered*and pe’fe ted Attending m
It is a ’snesitifi
po iiid . :i ° % a
Until Chillitone was brought for
ward as pre-emiiiately the only
Rem .*dy for Malaria, quinine in
enormous doses had been looked
upon -^t> the only cure, therefore
t’nill's and Fever was regarded as
only a simple ailment easily re- 1 ’
nr-died and <(iti‘kly over ,w ith.
These large doses of quinine af
fected tlin vision and hearing that
to attempt to effect a -cure by this
old method was as unbearable as
the disease Itself. This old fasli
ion’ way is nodong'r used, the new
Chiliitone nieth.oj is now regard
ed as the only positive and sue*
without these evil
1 lienees You feel
chemical coni- a happK change,after » few .do.-.es
•I C've
is t
ucciUrated forr...
:t n a pint of wafer,
t :i ‘lake no'Jiinc e'se
:r- i. * t ’oiUains n • Ai - o-
You aw ah * from th*‘ urea nilexs
> ) Icellnr rrystc.d.and refreslied
ai‘!M o :h< ** o; • Of bed full of-vim
PROFESSIONAL v
RDS.
at. -*■- at A', at at . t *
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K Kv.imim d Si iet.tlf’i ally.
L'•' airl Artibcial !'yi-s fit-
t‘-! Sutssfai lion guaranfeesl
J. A. WESTERBERG.*
OPTOMFTKIST.
Fndorsed by <«lol*e Ilptical r«».
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Dr. A. J. Anderson,. H
DENTAL SURGEON.
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OFFIIT. HOURS: *
u AM to 2 PM. .1 PM to « PM. *
PHONE 1UOX ♦
Walterboro, S. C. l> *
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. Orange sorghum i^iould he plant
ed In three foot rows between June
2bth and July 10th., and thinned
to eight or ten Inches In the drill
that the stalks may havf space
enough to grow at least an Inch In
diameter at the base, that when
'shocked up in large schosks as corn
is often done for .shreddng. w ill re-
j main gre«-n all winter and ffirnish
an* abundance of su<-f ulent. food when
o ten nothing else is available.
I prepared fo.ir s>t»s as lor; wj -
|ti u in three foet rows and planted
about a peck o.' -ed per .o re’ on
j-.lnli the 141h . and fed eleven head
of grown caitb- from (>ciol»r 1st.,
The cows in milk bad'
in addition to sor
ghum run -through a feed . cutlet :
and the dry cattle received nothing
bui sorghum the entire winter, and
kept in guAd flesh all the tme.
Many farmers who constantly pur
chase hulls .and then haul them
many miles can plant ai least a few
acres of grain lands in sorghum,
and thus save the winter feed bill,
depending of luurse on the yield of
the crop Two fifths of an acre i$
good sorghum will feed a grown
cow from four to live months; and
land -that will produce a bale of
cotton, if fertilized with 2bulbs of
cotton seed meal or H" to 1 be lbs of
soda, should produce from ten to
twelve tops ot Mirkhum The price
-of a top or two ot hull- will pur
chase a. feed (Utter. un<|. the cane
should be cu* in shor* buigth . sa>
from' o’ne,quarter to an-imh king.
YYI.i-i' the (rop i- planted rn lab-
.1 utie or • ' l> .Inly it will’ mature in
October and should ,be shocked ‘tt
large’ shock? and - secure!;. tied
arouhd th'** tops with btn*ler twin 1
Tigltten th’- binds tn about two
weeks or as con a^ the leaves have
dried thoroug'ilj Tlie (ane can
then lie letf in tlie field and tianle-l
as needed;* enoyt^h for two or, three
week’s feeding may be it a tried at a
time and piled with uatetv on tlie
barn floor utter the fodder h-»s
dried.
If house room is abundant the
cane *n>ay be housed on end and w ill
not heat but sho.tj*' •■ever be piled
perfectly green, as it will heat rapid
ly and soon spoil. Fane shocked in
the held having the stub ends in the
moist dirt will remain green longer
than cane housed as harvested.
Cut,-our the feed bill and grow-
sorghum, and don’t be afraid that
sorghum will ruin your land as cot
ton will produce better after sor
ghum than if followed after cot
ton.
J. J. Heard,
County 'Demonstration Agent.
WISHED SHE
COULD ME
AW !• Fim Fna k Tf«Ak%
lumou. Tenn.—“Many a tiiM."
« myguffennu. from womanly troubles.
1 Could not get up. without puliine M
something to help me, and stayed inVd
most of the time. 1 could not do
•LI
’ • a
housework.
my
’ The least amount of work tired me
out. My head would swim, and ! would
tremble tor an hour or more. Finally, I
look Cardtii, the woman's tonic, and I
am not bothered with pains any more,
nnd I don’t have to go to bud. In fact I
I am sound and well of all my troubles." ]
Cardtii goes to all the weak spots and
helps to make them strong. It acts with
nature—not against her. It is for the
tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel
as if everything were wrong, and need
something to quiet their nerves and
strengthen the worn-out system.
If you are a woman, suffering from any
of the numerous symptoms cf womanly
trouble, take Cardui. It will help you.
At all druggists.
. Writ, t, Chstunoef* M«dicin« Co. LadiM
wlvitory Derr Ch«:4n;og*. Tenn . tor .s** ,*/
/««(»•. /«•«• on your cave and 64 pact book,' Home
Traatment tor Woman." in uain wrapper. N C. IDS
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, \L. B. HOUCK, *
AtfORNEY AT LAW., *
CALOMEL TODAY
' SICK TOMORROW
Office ttver First National
Bank.
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WALTERBORO, S. C.
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D. B. Peurifoy,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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a il energy. .’rejK'tat is
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The ;; t. . ^ • • . - • ;>;
r jes a-.o;;a. £•■ 7 ’ •- pc-•altar oi 1 -*
;.c-s uf tu u. p-.c-•.•-‘i * ‘i -t is
i.tr.o’.i^ ; ic first symptom? of Ma
laria. Ma!ar ! i .:ay r.-^x: .in in the
> > 'teia for ' Xir.-- uh-u<p • -ted and
may* mnctfv-H itself 'n niattv
ways other thaji.. Chill? and Fever
wrhtelr. is the ommon name for
Malaria Many.'-pAaple n- 'er get
rd of i' because titey Ut* notTkal-
»ze it id Maliria and give ir the
ropfr treatn:*nt-
PEW 0“ THE MANY SYMPTOMS
Or MALARIA. *
General Depression, Exhaustion.
L<iss of Ap; elite, indigestion,
r’h’ronl.*' t’enstipatton. Biliousness.
IiiKzitje.s9. u Sick Headache, Dull
Feeltng in the Head. La r k of En
• rgy and Ambition.- Chills and
..Fever, with a constant .’'No Ac
count” feeling You get up in the
\7 -■ 5-T CH1LLIT0NE REALLY
oo c:
( :: p< If!" It ‘:;'tcd;.
* -. ••’ <-.’n-..-d fir M'a-
„■ i. .;k gtiing at
:;.e >ea;' of the trouble
v.-.r r»- ti:<- |»<>. does .germ* destroy
fill* ver., •-: tali’ • (f Our oeiag. A
fea: tm-ut to e-.s/ulftr over-
cotne t!o- troubie must nut only
pubifv toe blixj'i. tlie vital fluid,
but at the .-ame t^Fte add the nec
essary qualitie-, and strengtlt to
tlie circuiati-ui Entering dire-tly
into tlie circulation purifying and
a real
di h.'ht. Evers mouthful is relish-
e 1 M‘:d e.ijoyed T ie world is all
mil •- Ev ‘.".vbndy lo-ilts hajjpy amd
< inte:i’ed Your work ts'a plea.t-
».re, Vt.u f.'ej lijj • ill the time, and
F e day pu , p.ioataatly before
you know it. ' •
C'siilifaue .( for a!e at all drug
-tores, everywhere Accept no
substitute. There, is only one
Genuine Original -Cbillitone. Al
low no (.tie to try and offer you
something “Just as Good” or “the
same tiling.” Insist upon havip£
just what you want. You want
Chillitone. IT your druggist does
not have it and will not-gel'll for
* PR.M'TH F l\ \LL t ’Ol'HTS 4
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Office opposite fifurt House.
Walterboro. S. ('.
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* Heber R. Padgett, *
* ATTORNEY AT LAW. *
Prompt attention to all
hu^ness.
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New York Pressing
Club
M ;!n Street, Oppo ite H ib.!» r’s
B.ikery. Flothc's falli-d f( r and De
livered. Four Ticket,? good fer
press ing four suits fl.ftx. Scrqh-
^itig extra 25c.
J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr.
Nasty Diug Salivates, Makes Yon
Sick and V on la»se a Dav’-s
W(»rk.
Every druggist in town : .ntr
druggist and everybody’s drugist h is
noticed a great fillin', off in Die sal >
of (aloniel They ; >< j ! vc the •:im-('
r :" «n. I odsoa’• Li • r Tott •. ? tak
ing its place.
‘Faloniel is dattgerou.? and peo
ple konw it. while Dodson's Liver
Tone is perfectly sa f e and gives bet
ter results, said n prominent local
druggist. Dodson's Liver Tone t^e
personally guaranteed by severe
druggist who sells it A large bot
tle costs 511 cents, and if i' fails to
give easy relief in every case of
ii\er sluggishness and constipation,
vou have only to ask for your toon o
back. -
Dodson’s Liver Tons is a pleasanf-
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and
adults.^ Take a spoonful at nigut
and’ wake up feeling fine no bili
ousness sick headache, acid toicach
on constipated bowels.. ft doesn't
gripe or (ause in( onvenience all
Die next day like violent, calomel
Take a dose of (aloniel today and
tomorrow you will feel weak,, dick
tnd nauseated. Don’t lose a day’s
work* Take Dodson's Liver Tone
instead and feel fine, full-of v.gor
•fin'd ambition.
We are still In the Monument
business at the same place, giving
ur customers bsttsr money-saving
values than ever before. M>>an4
money saved t ©you and another sat
isfied customer added to our list.
B K. ULMER
WALT1 RBORO, H. C.
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CYPRESS
SAS|»
DQORS
BUNDS
MOULDINGS
AND
MILLWORK
T»lli:T-SI\ KHt a-N « FVTS.
Dr. King ? New I.ife Pills are
rX.v supplied ir Aell-corked sit??
bottles, containing'. .'!*! -ugar,, < iM*ed
v bite pills, for L'*-• One pill with
i gla-s of water befere retiring i- ;iti
average (lose E;,s' ati'l ni'-a- i’.it to
Ink Eft-i tiv.* and positiic i,: v.-
suits 1'lieap an'economical to use.
Get a bottle today, take a dose to-
nigl’it vour constination will be re-
lieved in the morning •'!*» for 25c .
at all druggists. - • It
enridting the blood and by its gen- , voa w e will mail you a package
tie anJ agreeable action, without [ postpaid upon receipt of price,
griping, ttfton the bowels, stimu ‘ *rice 50 ceftfs averywhere.
!ating tiie Uv-t destroys and re- if your druggist can not supply
moves all the• poisonottk Malaritrt you with Chillttone fill out the fol-
germs front the system Ona* thing | lowing coupon and mail to us:
is certain, these ■ poisonous germs;
cannot remain in Die system if
Chitlitone is taken.- f is the only
known remedy now^recognixed by
every authority <>n the disease that
will’ accomplish this result. ^Chills
and Fever quickly disappear, the
The Chillitone Company,
Columbia. S. C.
Inclosed find ....for
packages of Chillitone at
50' per package.qpostpaid.
aign«d., W y
Address- ,r -
morning wit tv a dizsv full feeling appeUte is improved, proraotw* dt-
iL the head and an unsteady Met*-, gestion. relieves chronic coastlpa-
A restless /sleep rilled with bor | lion, creates new energy and vigor.
THE CHLLITONE COMPANV
Originator! and Manufacture™ ' COLOMBIA, S. C.
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—4 X>LlaF.CiK OF ( H.UILFStON—
Soath ('arollnn’ H Oldest College
131st Year begin-. October.
Entrance exaprinations at all the
Founty-seafs on Frulay. July 2, rit
!» a. m.
Full four year < nurses lead »o
the B. A. and R. S degrees \
two-year pr^-ntedical course is giv
en
A free tuition ,si holarshin is a«
Signed to each 'c.omity of the S*nte
Spacious huildioic. and athle*i(
grounds, well equipped laboratories,
unexcelled library facilities.
Expenses J moderate. For terms
nnd. cgtalgglte, address
l*. \IUSO> HA.MIOLIMI. president.
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I’NIVFKSITV OF SOI TII < AKO-
I.INA.
Entrance Examination?
Entrance examinations to Jju:
iTffv er*itv of South .Faroltna will
be held bv the Foq/ity Snperinten-,
dent of Education at the- Fouirtv
Fourt House Friday. Julv the <ith,
1815.
Th** I’nl versftv oft'ers Varied
course? of study in Science, literi-
fure. history, law ard husines.? The
yxpenses are moderate and many
opportunities for self-support are
attorded. A large numbei 1 ot schol-
arships afta’ available. Graduater'* i nf
colleges In this State receive free
tuition In all courses except in Die
School of Law., For fu.t particular?
write to
THF PHKhlDFKT
For Sale
HK.H GRADE
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Piles Cured In ft to 14 Days
Your ilrugif.t will rcfun-l money if. VA7Z(%
I * \ I %’F KfrilTV «.(tl TM g * 1 git ai iv I * >1 NT VI I. VI f»il» to nir- »ny ca*, af-ltrUma
f ^,14 r.KrxITl of SOI TH I AftOLIN \ | B lm4. Klr<-ain«or J- ru mi4in«PtlrtuCScM Jay.
t hr Li at |pvr* L.Var *a t IteaL atilfe
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thp: best
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t HFAPFST FF.FD.
Walterboro Oil Mill
tin QmWm TM Don Not Affoct Tbo Hoad
Hrcauar of it* tonic and laxative rttret. LAXA-
TIVK HKOMO QUlNINlf i« better than ordinary
Quinine and doc* not -uanor ■rrv<>u*nr,« nor
ringing in head Kememhcr the full name ,n-l
look ic 1 the aignature of K. v '?KOVH. I5c.
Malaria or Chills & Fevir
rretcnpooB no. wo it prcp«rca eapeewy
•or MALARIA or CHILLS A FCVCR.
FHro or aix doom will break lay cam, and
if taken then m a tonic fhe Fewer will aot
return. It ects oa the liver better tbea
Calomel sad does not |ripe or tkkea. 2Sc
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