The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, June 12, 1903, Image 3

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BENNETTSYLLLB, S. C. BY S.A.IIIIOWN&CO. Office on Marion Street Opjtosite Masonic Mall, Friday, Juna 12, 1903. ' Our Town Oorvernment. MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, C. S. Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, W. W. Pate. CLERK & .TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. O (lice open daily. POLICE-H. S. Quick, G. B. Barrett Marlboro County Officers. SHERIFF-J. B. Oreen CLERIC OF CLERK-J. A. Drake JUDOE OF PaOBATE-M. MoLaurin CORONER-C. F. Covington SUPERVISOR-M. E..Coward SUPT. EDUCATION-W. L. Stontou TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AUDITOR-Chas. I. ShcrriU. SKNATOR-Chas. 8. MaCall. . ^ REPRESENTATIVES-D. D. McColl, Jr. J. P. Bunch, Welcome Quick. MAOISTAIES-C D. Ensterlmg, T. L. Crosland, Benucttsville, ll. L. Mc Lauri ti, MoColl John A. Calhoun. Clio, * W. J. Atkinson, Blenheim, D. 1?. Stubbs, Brightsvdle, Wi W. Irby, Smithville. WW WW WWW WW WWWWWWW ? . * ? . ? . v Bennettsville Church Directory. METHODIST-A. B. Watson, P. C. Sunday school 3 30 p. m. Preaching-at 11.00 a- m. and7.00 p.m. Prayer meet ing Wedaosday eveutng at 7.00 o'clock. Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A. Hodges. BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor. Sunday sobool at 10.00. Preaching Sun day at 11.00 a. m., and 7.00 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Superintendent of Sunday sobool, H. W Carroll PRESBYTERIAN-Bunyan McLeod Ph. D., Pastor. Services every Sabbath (?Ummer) ll a. m. and 8 r>. m.; (winter) ll a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 4 p. tn. Soala free, ?Si rangers cordially invited. Sunday sobool every Sunday 10 a. m. Suporintendent, J. T. Dudloy. All parents and children made welcome at thc school. EPISCOPAL-Rev. C. W. Boyd, Rector, Preaohing every Beoond and fourth Sunday ?tn a. m., and 7.00 p. m. Sunday aohool ot 9.30 a. m. Dr. J. A. Foison, Superintendent. Directory of Bennettsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. of P., meeta nw? oo?n~<? fouT?? t>t day iwilhtH at ?,?.(. o'ohnd #> C. V.>. Eroding, 7 . ii ".. ? M. ????Wtt'i Lon at No. 8B, meet.' ?? ^o?ucttiwiUc, Friday oyouiiig, oaorbc? ?.? (iHijh full motin af.'iVolouk. . J. K. Kim.?y, W. M ??. T, i'".'fi?ov, Soon:'.-.ry. County Masoni': DirtitiUnu, M?RUI?RC_nu. JO it. A, M., nicols at Bennettsville on thc second Friday of each month. Robt Chaffin. II. P. II, E. Stockton, Secretary. EUREKA LODGE NO. 43, A. F. M., moots at McColl, each Saturday after" noon, before tbo full mooo.at 4 o'clock. AURORA LODGE No. 33, A. F. M., meets at Clio, Saturday on or after each full moon at 3 o'olock, p. m. J. T. Stanton, W. M. John Parish, Secretary. County Church Directory. Bennettsville Circuit Appointments KEV. J. W. ARIAILLj P. C. First Sunday-11a.m., Pine Grove' 3 p. m., Smyrna. Second Sunday, ll a. m. McColl. 3 p. ni, Beauty Spot, Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove, 3 p. m, Smyrna Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. McColl. 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. REV. W. ll. RAKER P. C. First Sunday, Hebron ll a. rm EbQQCZcr 3.30 p. m. Second Sunday, Parnassus 11 a. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. rn* Third Sunday, Hebron ll a. m. Zion 3.30 p. m. Fourth Sunday Parnassus ll a. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. m. Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. A. T. DUNLAP, P. C. Clio-Preaching c\ery Sunday morning at ll o'clock. Epworth League Sun day night at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. ia. W. A. lliushaw, Supt. Prayer meeting Monday night at 8. Beulah -Preaching every Sunday aft at 4 o'clock. Sunday school at 3. lt. M. Juckhon.lSupt, THE NEW YORK WORLD Thrioo A Wook Edition. The Most Widely Read Newspaper in America. Time has demonstrated that the Thrice a?.Week World stands alone in a class. Other papers have imitated its form Out ?o t its success. This ls because it tells it impartially, whether that news he po. litical or otherwise. It is in fact almost a daily at thc price of a weekly. In addition to news, it publishes first class serial stories and other fealurcs suited to the home and fireside. The Thrice a Week World's regular subscription price is only $1.00 per year and thia pays lor 156 papers. We oller this unequalled newspaper and the Dem ocrat together one year for $1.67. Are You Afflicted ? ULOERIXA is absolutely guaranteed to cure Ulcers, Ringworms, Eczema, Itch, Sores and chronic skin diseases. Send 35 cents and get a package hy mail. Alauufuclured anti sold by It. G. DOZIER, M. D. Luruborton, N, C, PERSONAL Mr. Kenneth McColl is li?me from school Miss Daisy Freeman is the guest of Mrs. Robt L. Reaves in Marion Rev. W. B. Baker and wife left Tuesday to visit relatives in Lake City Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dampier of Edenton are visiting relatives in our town Mrs. Jacob Issacsohn and children will leave Sunday for a visit to New York Col. R. C. McIntyre of Beauty Spot is visiting his relatives in Marion this week Miss Genie Wallace and Master Vann Ross of Charlotte aro hore on a visit to her parents Mrs. Philip Miller is visiting her mother Mrs. McElvoen at Remberts Sumter county - Of the numerous mills in the county wo hear of only ono that broke-Mrs. Quick's, Brightsville Mr. Ernest Adams, now with the Coast Line Shops at Wilming ton, is here enjoying a short visit Mr. R. T. Weatherly of the X Roads was up Monday. He says the rains were not so heavy down there Mr. and Mrs. James Graham of Darlington spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wallace Mrs J. Mittle. Miss Rachel and Mr.'Edward Mittle left Wed nesday for a visit to New York and other points Mr. Marvin Moore, of Smyrna section was down Monday. He says his crops are doing nicely. The storm of Saturday was fur ther north Mr. James S. Liles, of Bright sville was down Tuesday. He says the damage to crops in Brightsville above him is the heaviest for many years Wm Usher of Bethel section was down Wednesday. He says the rain Tuesday afternoon reached 4 inches in the same number of hours Mrs. Z. A. Kay. her mother and daughter Miss Myrtle Kay, left Tuesday morning for a visit to their old home in Ohio. Tbey will come back in August Mr. Noah Odom of the Ebe nezer section was up Wednesday aud reported a heavy rain Tues day aiternoon. He had about 10 acres of cotton seriously hurt Capt J. J. Orosswell, the popu >i c Superintendent of the South n Express in this division, was . re Tuesday morning. Regret l ? ? Were not in when ne called \ Kv were xj?0;x?,ed to h ? v? a eij.il ' ?day jast .from !0>.f:y. A. li. .tsuu, tho beloved pastor of Station, ito was justoni from topic's times*; and looking lr. and Mrs. J. A. Drake, Miss Maud Everett, and Mr. Zack Drake of Benuettsville and Miss Mary Townsend of Blenheim at tended the Petorkin-Mood mar riage in Sumter on the 3d Mr. Hamp H. Hubbard of Brightsville was down yesterday and called. He has two nice milk cows for sale (one a 4 gal) and 35 head of shoats and pigs. Write him if you need either Mr. Grover Cleveland Cooper spent Saturday and Sunday in Whiteville N. C., and returned Monday accompanied by Miss Tudie Steyens, who will spend a ? few weeks in our town. Free Scholarships. The progressive young ladies of Marlboro are offered freo scholar ships by the South Carolina Feder Htion of Women's Chiba in the following institutions of learning: Con ve i se College-three Methodist College-ono Greenville College-one Charleston kindergarten and Nor mal-one Clifford Seminary, Union, S. C. -one. The examinations will be held July 10 at Beunettsville. Appli cants must file their names before July 1, with Miss Louisa B. Pop pen heirn, 31 Meeting St, Charles ton, S. C. Startling Evidence. FrcHh testimony in great quantity ia e.in stantly coming in, doolaring Dr King's New Dieoovery for Consumption Coughs and ColdB to bo uocqualod. A recent ex pr?s ?on from from T. J. McFarland Bcn toivillf, Vu , Bcrvafi ai example. lld write : ' I had Brouohitu for three years and doLr tored all tho time without boirg bontftted Then I began taking Dr. Kit g's Now Dis. emery, and a few bottles wholly curoJ mo.'' Equally jeff cot Lvo io curiug all Lung aud Throat troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia aud dip. Guaranteed by J. T. DonglaB & Oro Druggist. Trial bottles free, regular sizes 50a and $1 00. That Throbbing Headache Would quiokly learn yon, if you UBid Dr. King's New Lifo Pills. Thousands of Butterers bavu proved their matchless morit for Sick and Nervouo Ilcadaohoi. They make pure Mood and build up your health. Only 25 cont?, money baok if not cured. Sold by J, T. Douglas & Bro Druggist. Ship muff. NICE FRESH LOT FOR SALE BY G. S. McCALL. Jg?*" A full line of boys shirt waists al Jackson's. TOWN ?ND COUNTY NEWS. - Court meets on the 22nd with Judge Gage presiding - Hicks and Devoo were a unit on having rain last Friday - Farmers aro harvesting more good oats than they expec ted .7-r Don't forget the electi on of school trustees to morrow after noon - Tho Democrat returns thanks to Miss Garrie Emanuel for a sack of May apples - The carpenters have com pleted the work of placing the seats in the new school building - Tho fall of rain last Friday and Saturday is cs ti m a tod from 4 to 7 inches- -the heaviest in 20 years - Bennettsville through her Mayor has sout on a handsome contribution to the relief fund at Spartanbrg - The Honor Roll for the'last term of tho Graded School was handed in too late for our last, but appears this week, lt was duo in our issue of May 29th but was not received - Celery Cola is a fine new drink kept by Mr. E. Powers - The express office has been moved to the new drug store building on Marion street - The entrance examinations to Winthrop Normal and the College of Charleston will both be held the same day atBenuetts vi He-July 10th. - Don't wait to be asked for vour commutation tax HGT Boys 'birt waists only 25c at Jackson's Q?gT* A full line of boys knee pants 25c to $1.00 at Jackson's. - Commutation Tax is due -better see the Town Clerk at once Lemons extra Fancy only 20c doz at W. M. Rowe's - Our town Clerk is ready to write yourreccipt for the Licoiisc tax-also the first installment of the tax levy for tho Electric Light plant Real good green coffee 8=\ to 12? eta at W. M. Rowe's. Roval Baking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. iiff" Ju9t received a new lot of good iresh tea 50c to $1.00 per lb at W. M Rowe's. NOTICE-1 HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE TO TNE ROOMS OVER THE "PLANTEUS NATIONAL BANK." H. II. NEWTON. 8*?* If yon want- a goou smoke try a CubanbJa Cigar for ?ale ai "YV.M. ItoWk?. iii'" i ip*. i <iu? omukura oupplies in endless variety eau bo found at J. T. Douglas & Bro. t?F* Knox's, Cooper'?, and Cox's gelatine at W. M. Rowe's A complete lino of Armours Canned meats at W. M* Rowe's IH?T" Octagon Soap only $."> 70 per case at W. M. Rowe's. "Strength and vigor come of good food, duly digested. 'Force', a ready to serve wheat and barley food, adds no burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigorates.' " Tho Juuo Storms The June storms this year so fur have been the severest iii years, and more general. The death losses into the hundreds and tito property losses ir.io millions. The loss in the destruction of crops will proba bly be felt most. On our fourth page the work of thu Hoods in Spartanburg is given and thc losses It will be another week before a full report can be given. Relief is pouring in on tho sufferers, and some of thc mills will likely be at work thc last of July. Get a Bkirt, you will get it cheap at Mittle'a gpeoial sale. Driven to Desperation. Living at an out of thc way plaeo ro mote from civilization, a family in of ion diivcn to desperation in enc of accident, resulting in Burns, Cut?, Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay in n supply of Buokluu'ii Arnica Salvo. It'b tho best on earth 250 at J. T. Douglas Bro's Drug Storo. YOUNO FEOFL??'S WIIEKI.Y. If you want your boy or girl to have a good paper for their own reading give them thc ''Young People's Weekly'1 thc leading youug people's paper of America containing cuuh week from 8 tn 12 pages solid food for young minds. Subscribers to the DEMOCUAT CUD baye it scot to any address for 125 els. Remember thc price of thc two papers ia only $1 2't. Word of all Exporionoos. Can anything be worso than to feol tl.at avery minute is your InstV Such wan thc oxperienco of MrB. S. If, Nowson, Decatur, Ala. "For throe year?'' H)IC write?, '*| en dured insufferable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel troubla. Death scorned inevitable when doctors mid r.U remedies failed. Al loii?tli J was induced to try Klcctrio Bittern aud thc result was miracu lous. I improved at once and now I'm completoly recovered. Kor Liver, Kidney, Stomach nnd Dowel troubles Kloclric Bit ters in tho only medicino. Only 50c. lt's guaranteed by J. T. Djug'.ns A; Bro Ding gist One Two Horse WAGON, A lot of HORSE FEED, A lot of LUMBER ol different kinds. June 3, 1903. C, EMANUEL. RELIGIOUS NOTES. Rev. J. W. Ariah of McC ,11 assisted in a revival mooting at Marloo last wook. Tho noxt meeting oC Columbia convo cation of thu Episcopal church will bo held at BennettBvillo in October. Tho new Methodist ohuroh is nearing completion aod tho congregation hopo to get in this month if possible. Rev. C. W. Boyd will conduct ser vices nt St. raul's Episcopal Church ?ext undny morning and uight. j Preaching at Presbyterian ohnroh Sao* day morning ac 'II a. m., and evening at 8 30 p. m. Subject of evening sermon, "Sixth Sonse." The public aro made wel come, Prayor metting at Presbyteriaa church Tburtday afternoon nt 5 p. m. Tho hour for evening services at tho churches ?snow 8.30 o'clock. Prayor meeting at the Baptist church every Thursday oveniDg at 8 00. Prayer meeting at the Methodist church avery Wednesday at 8.00 p. m. Tho hour for Sunday School ab tho Methodist church has boen changed to 5 00 o'clock in tho afternoon. curws WORK. Married in this town on Wednes day evening June 10, 1903, at 8.30 o'clock, by Rev. R. Ford, pastor of the Baptist church, at the residence of the bride's mother Mrs Della A. Wingate, Mr. Gillam Vance Beard of Fayetteville, now with the Bcn nettsville Marble Works, and Miss Louise Anna Wingate. The pres ents were many, pretty and costly. * * * Dr. W. J. Crosland a popular young physician of our town and Misa Margaret Kirkley, were married at the home of Mr. Chas Kirkley, brother of the bride, 2021 Lincoln street, Columbia, S. C., at 3 p. m., Wednesday June 10 1903, Rev. Mr. Blackburn of second Presbyterian church officiating. Mr. Hermon B. Crosland acted as best man and Miss Bertha Kirkley maid of honor. The wed ding march was sweetly reudered by Miss Lyl Crosland. The following attended the mar riage: Mrs. Sallie Crosland, Miss Lyl Crosland, Mr. H. B. Crosland, and Mr. Robt Pratt. The br dal party arrived in Bcnnettsville on the 9.37 evening train. DEATHS' DOINGS. Died at the home of his father Mr. George M. Webster on Thurs day afternoon June 4, after a pro tracted illness, Mr. Edgar Webster in his 34th year. He was a hard working, clover young mau, and had many friends, who share with hi? bereaved fr.-i'r ib their * ii? s Thc funeral services were hold r.t i'm) family burying ground near ! Ju thc] church Friday afternoon it: thc presence 01* a ihrye co? cduftt? of relatives and fr ion de (or miles around, conducted by Rev. F. IL Shuler, of Brightsville cir cuit. CARD OF THANKS. Dear Mr. Editor:-Please allow me, through the columns of your paper, to express thc appreciation and gratitude of ?ny family and self to all who so lovingly and kindly gave us theil- aid presence and sym pathy in and during our recent be roauement and sorrow. Yours truly, Geo M. Webster. June 9, 1902. FROM SMITHVILLE. Mr. Editor:-1 will try to give , you a few dots. Crops are looking tine, pecially corn. Our fanners seem to be in good heart. Mr. C. P. S veet has a piece of fine corn. lie is one of our hustling farmers. Mr, lt. L. McLeod will soon bel done sewing his last location on thc north side of the creek. There was a startling rucas a few days ago between Mr. McLeod's woodsman and wagoner. They got angry and exchanged several shots ?lt caph oilier, but neither was hit, and it soenis they holli got so frightened at the noise they quickly retreated, and one going north and thc other south, and no tidings of their whereabouts has since been received. There was a large congregation at Pleasant Hill church Inst Sun day, Rev. Kelvin preached an ex cellent sermon. June 9, 03. 11 unter. ftSgT0 Not cheap goodB b.?t good goods at Mittlc'tj stoic. Cheap Roadlnc The Democrat and the Semi weekly Atlanta Journal one year or 81.50. The Democrat and McCall's Magazine-an excellent Lndy's Hook for ?1.50 The Sunny South and the Demo crat for only ?1.50 Tin? Democrat and NL'W IDKA for $1*50. Sample can had. Don't You Love Flowers ? Il so, and you want some pretty pols of all sizes in which lo place them, call at Ibo Hardware store and you eau bc suited. MILTON MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law and Probate Judge. Olllco in Couti Honso. THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER; Used to A II? ?vor thc quent lou, Caa - Wu ter Piotr lip lllllt Since tho carib ls an oblate spheroid iuutcud of n perfect sphere, lt comes to pnga that its center ls further from tho equator ttinn from either pole. Tho difference is ubuut thirteen miles. The Mississippi Hows southwurd for so great u distance that its surface nt Ita mouth ls about four miles farther from thc earth's center than at Its source. Docs lt thou flow up hill? ' Thin IB a qneatlon which the const and geodetic survoy in Washington ls frequently asked to answer. Tho^'ply ls that "up" menus against gravitation and "down" with gruvltutlon; hence the Mississippi does not flow up hill, although obviously It moves away from thc center of the globe. Plumb lines rarely point directly toward the center of the earth. Tho variation from that direction luis given rise to an Interest ing branch of the government's work. Thc visible Irregularities of the sur face ot the earth-mountains, valleys nncl .water basins-affect tho form of attraction which ls known us gravita tion. A cubic mlle of lund ls two and a half times ns dense ns a Blindar volunto' of water. The plumb linc tends to lean toward thc earth masses and away from Ute witter basins. These Influ ences, which may be computed with sclontlflc accuracy, do not, however, cxplnin nil of tho deflections. Varying degrees of density sumo miles below the surface of tho earth must be as sumed to exist. Trifling as these deflections are, nev er exceeding nine inches lo n plumb Hue a milo long, they are of considera ble scientific Importance. They modify the calculations of navigators and ex plorers ns to positions on tho earth's tun-face derived from the stars. They thus become essential in high grade mttpmnklng. They also help to moko the records of measurements of the earth contribute to the story of tho his tory of the earth. In the eye of science there nie no trifles.-Youth's Compan ion. ANCIENT MEDICINES. Some oX tlic Ilei>ul?Ivc llciuedlea L'^eil l>y Our AiiGCritorH. Some of the remedies used by our ancestors ought to have been sutf?clcnt to senro away any disease without their appllcattou. Herc arc a fuw of them: "A halter wherewith any one hus been hanged if tied about thc head will cure headache. Moss growing up on a human skull if dried and pow dered and taken as snuff ls no less eili encious." Dr. Samuel Turner, who wrote on diseases of the skin, notices a prevalent charin among old women for thc shingles, tho blood of a black cat taken from Us tail and smeared on thc part nffected. The chips of a gallowB tied on a string and worn around the neck arc said to have cured ague. Spiders, as may readily be supposed, were In groat repute as remedies. IJur ton, the writer of the "Anatomy of Melancholy," was at first dubious as to the elllcncy of the spider ns a remedy, though he states that he had seen it used by his mother, "whom he knew to have excellent skill lu chirurgery, sore eyes nnd aches, till ut length," Bays ho, "rambling amongst authors, as I often do, I found this very medicine In Dios co rides, nunroved hv Mntthlolas and ! iviM i . ... h . t. iv l bogati then ; to hti>y rt luMii ? il .rn .:( it." I Po? .vtuu-ri h-.ge?? nil Nort$ of j things .Ver &v?Vr> .fohn l.?ii snyt that tot* titi jun -ose "they tied live hui du behind i'e ears -?r un te: thu ?nii[?i{?i .ji tho cuica ot ino ieee or heiu them In the hand till they grew warm. Mi chael Mcrcatus says that this effect of toads is ti truth, which any person will ing to talle thc trouble may satisfy himself of by a very simple experi ment, for if you hang the toad around n cock's "neck for a day or so you may then cut off his head and the neck will not bleed a single drop." The malade Imaginaire ol* those days pursued his hobby under dllllcultles. Nut a Jinlsr. A good Instance of repartee occurred lu n law court when the following con versation took place between a witness, a rustic looking individual, and > the presiding judge. Judge-You say you had occasion to taste this whisky? Witness-Yes, my lord. Judge-Now, are you sure you could tell the difference between good and bud whisky? Witness (drawling) - Well, I don't quite know as I could exactly, me lord (with a knowing smile), for, ye see, I'm not a Judge!-London limos. Tlie Jutlffo'ii Candia Oulnina. "I wish to state," said a fresh young lawyer, rising in court, "that the rumor to th? effect that John Doe, now undor Indictment for murder, hus ntlx.mpted to commit suicide has no foundation ,ln fact. I saw him this morning, nnd he has retained me to defend his life." "That seems to confirm tho rumor," said thc judge. "Let the cnBe pro ceed."-Llpplncott'a. SqW'iun Moment?. "It is a solemn thing," said the young mun, "when a woman trusts n man with her affections." "It ain't as solemn," said the mau with the pink necktie, "tts when she wou't trust him with his own wagen." -London Tit-Pits. Sudden Activity. Nell-Maude has suddenly discovered that she ||ccd? exorekic, so she goes out for ti walk every day. nelle-Ye?, I hoard thut she hud a lot of new clothes.-Philadelphia Record. A mother's mind ls ever on her chil dren. If she ls noble, she is praying for them: If she ls ambitious, che lu scheming for them.-Schoolmaster1. Unclaimed Lotioru. Letters addrc39cd to tho following utuaod dcr?otiH romain uncalled for at tho poul office in BouDotUvillo : Men's Libt< M?SMO Ilaskcw, Henry Williamson, E. B. Sanders, Aaron Ohavi-?, W. B John .on, h. Townsend. 1*. II. Stubbs. Jujk* ?inn Stubbs, Jest Jones, \V\ IO Ilubburd, W, iV|. 1). Loack, J. (J. Clock, T W. B.klwyr.. " : Wo mc H'M List. Alice S. Mooro. ^ Mrs. Henry OJonj, Mr?. John W, McKay, Stuiu Uovinalon. --- ? cc* -. A tl vices from New York state that Senator McLnurin has had his reported losses satisfactorily ai rangctl and a check given him for the amount in disputo. - . o> ? ? AU goods bought of W. M. Rowe are guaranteed to bo fresh and givo perfect satisfaction if nat yon eau return them and get your mouey back. duros Blood Foison, Oanoor, TJlooro, Eo aomu, Carbunclos, Bio. Medicino Freo. Roberl.Wanl. MaseyV. ??., says:, "t ?.ufftred hom blood poison, my head, fuoe uod .shoulder wore one ma:s ol coi tupi ion, ache.* in bon-!- and joints, br.rnine;, hon ing roibby .-kin; wa- all run down ana di.-couniKtul, Lut botanic Blood Halm cured mc perfectly, healed all tho sore? and ?ave my skiu tho i ich glow ol' health. Blood Balm put new life into my blood, and new ambit iou into my brain." Geo. A. Williams, Roxbury, Toco covered with pimples, chronic soro on back oi\ head, suppurating swelling on neck, eating-ul cer 90 log, bono pains, itching ulno, cured perfectly by Botonio Blood Balm borefl all healed, Botaaio Blood Balm cures uti malignant blood troubles* such us eczema, Fcabs and seule?, pimples, running bore?, carbuncles, scrofula, eta. Especially advised fur all obstinate cases that havo reached the second or third stage. Druggist*, $1. To provo it eures, ?ample of Blood Balm sent lice and pro? paid by writing Blood Balm Co., Allan? ta, Oj. 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