The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 08, 1894, Image 2
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/??^0*^^^^!rJished Every Thursday.
, E. W. NOLLEY. Editor.
THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1894,
Our Wilmington friends are going
to have a big thing of Welcome Week*
which comes off soon. They are inn
king elaborate preparations for a gala
time and expect to eclipse all former
occasions Their hospitality is equal i
to any demand that can be made upon {
them, and we expect that many of our
people will cross the line to indulge
in the festivities.
When this tinner is issnml tint Iml
r -r-.- ? ""v
tie of ballots will have have boon
fought, many will bo disappointed,
some chagrined with defeat, others
exultant with success. Some newspaper
roosters will borrowing, while
Otliers heads will drop. Whatever
the result, lot the vanquished bear it
like men. We hope to see our people
all standing, shoulder to shoulder,
two years hence.
Hon. J no. li. McTeiurin came down
hero Monday and addressed the p?) \
pie on the public issues now before
us. He advocatim the con ye/nion
idea anc1 advisedj the people ^o sup
puri uiu prim tv nominees air.
McLaurin spoke during the rime lie
was here, in fact had to stop to oau.'h
the outgoing^lYain. His \ isir. at
the last hour oT the campaign wasl
attributable toiho fact thatliis cause*
needed help.
We are of the opinion tlyilVhe
people are nearer together than many
believe, and by another campaign!
year, hope to see a complete,"yXconci I- ,
iation. We have heard 110 hat^h
words or wrangling since the" campaign
opened, individuals have different
opinions, but so far as we have
seen, these opinions have been expressed
without that bitterness which
has characterized the two last nnm.
paigns. This is an intimation of a
J return to better things. There are
many of onr people disgusted with
demagogues and place hunters, tins
they are tired of, and they are showing
it by their actions, which speak
louder than words. Wo are drifting
back gradually to the channel and
ere long will, we hope, be moving in
solid phalanx towards the upbuild
ing of our States industries; the development
of home enterprises. This
paper will do its utmost to advance
your interest and we want the good
men of Ilorry to support it. This
is your duty, and duty is one of the
sublime words of our language.
When you are in town, come to see
us.
Program of Township S. S. Covention.
The following program for Galivnnt's
Ferry Township to be held at Rchoboth
Church on the 17 and 18th of Nov. 1S94,
has been adopted by the Committee.
10. A. M. Devotional exercise by S. P.
Hard wick.
10.510. Topic: "How to secure bettor <>l>servanco
of tlio Sabbath," by S. 1\ llardwick,
M. T. Floyd, Miss Jauo Pittman,
and others.
11. "What is lllblo study and how to secure
jt'/" by E. P. Pittman, Thos Mclinck
ing, M 8ss Minnie Hugginsnnd others.
11 30. "Ways of increasing the clllcleney
of Primary work," l>y A. L. Lewis, 10. V.
Best, Miss Mary Lewis and others.
12. M. "A Temperance Band in every
Sunday School." by Mrs. L. B. Barnhill
C. L. Muggins and Miss Zilpha Molt.
SUNDAY.
10. A. M. Devotional exercise conducted
by ltev. W. C. (Beaton.
All Sunday School workers of the Township
are < ordially invited.
Mrs. L. B. Barnhill.
II. L. Best,
M. T. Floyd.
Committee.
The Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. G. Gailouette, Druggist, BeaversviHe,
111., says: "To Dr. King's
New Discovery I owe my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and tried all
the physicians for miles about, but
of no avail and was given up and
told I could not live. Having Dr.
King's New Discsvery in my store I
sent for a bottle and began its use
and from the first dose began to get
better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. It is worth
its weight in gold. We won't keep
store or house without it.'' Get a
free trial at Dr. 10. Norton's Drug
8to.ie.
Cure for fftuwlticlic.
Asa remedy for all forms of
Headache Electric Bitters has proved
to be the very best. It effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaded
habitual sick headache, yield to its
infiuence. We urge all who are afflicteu
to procure a bottle, and give
this remedy a fair trial. In cases of
habitual constipation Electric Bitters
eures by giving the needed ton* to
tbe bowels, and few cases long resist
the use of this nisdiciue. Try it
ouoe. Large bottles only Fifty cents
at Dr. E.Norton's Drugstore.
"1 would rather trust that medL
cine than any dootor 1 know of,''
Says Mrs. Ilat&ie Mason of Chilton,
Carter Co., Mo., in speaking of
'Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarhoea Remedy For aalo by Dr.
K. Norton.
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Trip to th>. old world
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IIV .lOIlN R. TOLAlt,
CIIAI'T&U XXXtl.
llJUjKt.- WADY TO 4SUl'*.M.KM.
Tbo r<md, f.s we lonve Babel-\Y?dy is
through a very liSrrow valley, up a sleep
incline, with grey, rugged, barren hills on
either side and sejm'oly a sprig of vegetation
is seen. At top of the first hill, a
fine panorama pi^^Ks itself in the direction
we have co.^^^Lnm, If the day is
clear, .J.atTa, the sen imJfcUl the Intervening
landscape between lis and the Mediterranean
niny be seen. As we ascend the
mountain", we see an occasional very ol?J
looking olito tree, remnant of some old
grove that prfrbnbly flourished even in
these rugged hills long long ago. IJy
close observation, irnniptracos of ancient
terracing fly he dlscernod, allowing that
\4neynr<4MBp> nourished here. These, of
course, are evidences that this country was
not always so barren and desolate ..s It Is
to day, and if these hillsides, now so barren,
wore once row red \\ itli terraced vlnevnrrts
as we believe from evidence pialilly marked,
it goes tar t > controvert the tip- ry of
sceptical writers, who contend that rocky,
barren Palestine couhl .never have supportI
ed the numbers of people that sacred his[
tory tenches us once lived here, and that It
never could have deserved the flattering
i title of "the land <i| milk and honey."
Different places along our route have
j been pointed out as the Kininuus, mention
bed in St. Luke's gnspd, so there is no certainty
as to Itsexsct location, hut it is quite
certain that it was along this road somewhere
and as u e approach nearer to Jcrusalcm^e
feel we i re traversing the very
^r^Wil on whi? i Jesus walked with two
of his iLbciph*., to whom he appeared soon
after ItfWruciiixion and we may he right
iiov there he overtook them as they tallied
" ^t (he fullness of their sail and den"lOiuU^^^earls
of the "things which had
|^iappci||d in the few previous days." "Aiul
it ca^ne to pass that while they communed
j together and reasoned, Jesus drew near
n^Lwcnt with them, but their eyes were
holthm, that they ahouhl not ksec him."
"5, 15-10.) A very interesting old
i^uvii on the way is About looseh, very
pivttily situated 011 :i hill, on the right of
onr road, which gently slopes toward the
road and at its foot is a fertile little valley,
one of the few green spots between Babel Wady
and Jerusalem. This town was named
for a notorious robber, the terror of
the surrounding country as well as to travellers
by this route to aud from Jerusalem.
Many tales of horrible torture, inflicted on
pilgrims by this cruel wretch and his band,
are yet told. Therulllans were seized and
banished about thirty years ago, but the
reputation of some id their kinsman, slill
left here, is none too good. There vas a
time though, v hen this place had a different
name mid reputation. It was KirjathJearim
of very ancient times. The men
of Kirjnth Jeariin brought the Ark of the
Covenant from Bethshemesh here to thi?
bouse of Abinadnb. and hero it remained
twenty years, until David ordered its removal
to Jerusalem. We have the leeord of
a joyful * ene that look place hero on that
occasion. "David and all Israel played
before (Jod with all their might, with singing
and with harps and psalteries and cymbals
and trumpets."
On the way to Jerusalem, however, no
doubt the very way we are going, occurred
that strange incident, which delayed for
months the carrying of the Ark to the holy
city. Taking the Ark out of the house of
Ahinadah, they placed it on a new cart,
and I'z/.a and Ahio drave the cart. When
they reached a certain ' threshing tloor,"
the oxen stumbled and I'/.zn put forth his
hand to hold the Ark and the anger of the
Lord was kindled and l'/./.a was stricken
dead, and the Ark was taken to the house
of Ohed Kdotn where It remained three
months. The Lord requires obedience in
his own way and those who substitute some
other way, no matter how much wiser it
may seem to them, are taking a fearful r< s
I ponsibiiny. kirjath-Jenrim wan one of
the cities of (Jibeon and is montionoil in
other connections as an important place in
old test intent history. Every inch of
ground wo are passing over now scents
holy ground. There are ruins of a large
Christian Church here. About an hour
after passing Aboo-Oooselt, we see in the
distance to the North-East, Neby-Samuii,
fur of the traditional burial places of the
prophet Samuel, t lie ancient Mizpnli. We
did not make the detour, necessary to visit
it, but notice it is situated in a lofty, commanding
position and is said to aflord one
of tlio lx'st general views to be had in Palestine.
We descend into the pretty valley
of Kolonieh, and 8"o at some distance to
the right of the load, nestled in a cove of
the mountains, a prosperous looking village,
surrounded by fruit trees, and many
fresh looking little white cottages. The
name of tids village is Ain-Knriu and it
contains about 800 inhabitants, all Christians.
hence its sunerlor nnnwirnnw, ?>.?
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dirty Mohammedan village#. Tradition
points to this place as the birth place of
John thoNJaptlst. In the valley of Ivolonich,
at a small village of the same name,
we cross a substantial bridge over, what is
a considerable stream in the rainy season,
but is now perfectly dry, and its bed Is a
mass of small smooth stones. Wear? told
that David got the very stone lie slew Goliath
with, in this dry brook and wliilo our
party stopped to give the J.orses a rest,
some of us went Into the bed of tlu? brook
in search of prettily shaped stones about
the size wo thought David used. Prom
this point to Jerusalem i.i about \% miles;
nearly all the way It. is up hill, and except
the picturesquely located village of Lifta,
in a valley to our left, /jway below the level
of the road and about too miles from
the city, there is nothing to attract attention
and we have time to rellect on what
has transpired along here, to think of the
thousands of pilgrims, Jews and Christians,
that have passed along hero year after
year for ages, to visit the holy city; of the
trsjpp of soldiery that lias been heard hero
so ofwjp ?s the/ went up to besiege the often
-ruined jqjty; of the anxious hearts that
have pulsate yivh quick boats along here,
as they contemplated near realizations
of long cherished longipgf. tv fee Jerusalem;
and as the sun was yetting .to,J w?
saw some of the natives, coming from the. ,
city, golqg/t'frtk? bills to their quiet homes
:hj&* ?
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wo w< ndered if th? picture ?li<l not l>o.?r a
strong resemblance to whut might have
boon soon nearly lWO years ago, when the
huniblo disciples of our Lord, after finishing
a hard days work in Jerueal on, quietly
retire 1 from the noise and bustle of the
city about this tint" of th-* d .v, and spent1
their nights in some of the quiet Bethany's
arwuiu! the city. Now Olivet is seen, glorious
old Mount Olivet, and before wo me
aware of it we are in the now town outside
the walls of the old city, a town of modern
buildings th it seems to l?e growing.
\\> ftnssed that beautifully impressive
llrst view of Jerusalem, which the visitor
enjoys, who approaches It from almost any
other direction, especially from Jericho
over the Mount of Olives. We enter by
the Jaffa gate, and about 10>) yards from
the gate, we stop at a very jgood modern
hotel, right opposite the old tower of David.
This seems to bo as far into the city as
carriages of any description can go. The
traffic through the streets is done on camels
and donkeys.
We have a substantial evening dinner,
?l.n .O,........... ..f ...I.I..I. ! .. >!..!_ - I I
VIK !> < iirxiir III n IIII II 1.1 a IMIM- lllltlll'll,
by our conductor, who imhibeH enough to
make himself n little more insulting and
obnoxious than usual. Our genial friend,
Wldditlold, gl es him A lecture tha' does
him good, however, an 1 for which thejpnrty
one after another heartily thanked Mm,
overlooking any little breach of parliamentary
language, as being justified by the
provocation. After dinner, we spend an
hour on the roof most delightfully looking
down on Jerusalem by moonlight. The
night is balmy and the location of our hotel
is about the highest ground within the
walls.
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doll's Pills ttte purely vegetable,
and do not purge, pain or gripe, 25c.
There is inure Catarrh in this see
lion of (he country t han ulI other di
seines put together, and until the
hist few years was supposed lo be incurable.
For a great ninny years
doctors pronounced a local disease,
and prescribed local remedies, and l?\
constantly failing lo cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
S\filil.W?/? ItoO "" * ' 1
JVIV iiw IMIO ililO J ? I W % 1" I J ?'?! I ?1 Mil III 1)1?
a constitutional disease, and, there
fore, reputes constitutional trea'ment.
Hull's Catarrh Cure, mamsfactored
by R J. Chunky ?S: Co, To
lcdo, Ohio, is tin* only ooustitutional
cure on the market. I lis taken in
ternally from 10 drops to a teaspoon
ful. It acts directly on the blood
And mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for
any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars ami testimonials. Address
R J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
J-#?" Sold by Druggists, 7oe.
<Z 4OHice
of
J. R GKEElt,
(!nn VTV .1 mwii.
(3 UHKX 0OVK Sl'IMN't-i, (Jl,\Y, Co.
Fi.Am May 23d, 1891,
Gentlemen:
Twenty three years ago 1 was ar
tacC'd with intlamatory rheumatism,
1 was attended by the most eminent
physicians in the land. I visited the
great Saratoga Spri-ngs, N. Y? and
the noted Hot Springs of Arkansas,
and many other watering places, and
always consulting with the local 1
physician for directions; linull v came
to Florida ten years ago.
About two years ago I had a severe '
attack of rheumatism, was confined 1
to my room for twelve weeks and
during the time I was induced to try
T. 1*. P., [ Prickly Ash, Poke Hoot
and Potassium), knowing that each
ingredient was good for imnnrit.icR
w i.1 - 1
of the blood, after using two small
bottles 1 was relieved; at four different
finies since I have had slight attacks
and 1 have each time taken
two small bottles of 1\ P. 1\, and
been relieved, and 1 consider if. the
best medicine of its kind.
Respectfully,
J. P. (i PEEK
Itll KITJH AT ISM
Is emphatically a blood disorder
caused by inability of the kidneys to
throw off certain poisons which accu
mulate m the tissues about the joints
and muscles.
P. P. P, very simple, <|Uickly and
surely cures this disease neutralizing
impurities in the blood. Experience
and science both endorse P. P. P., as
theonly infallible blood purifier
known.
ofi (jjponiDatf,
CONWAY, s c. ,
(oUOANIZKO 1H9J.)
After one year's successful business, respectfully
asks the continued support of
iiic* easiness panne. we guarantee prompt
attention to all business entrusted to our
care.
We transact a general banking business
Exchange bought, and sob'.
Interest of 4 and 5 per cent allowed on
Time Deposits,
Collections receive prompt attention at
our hands, reml'ting lor same on date of
payment.
Money to loan on safe security*
This Institution Is built tip by HOME
CAPITAL, managed by HOME OEK1
("EPS, and is conducted in the interest of
HOM PEOPLE.
Trusting that our rolatlots may be mutually
uatisfactory and benetlclal, your pa*
tronag. U cordially solicited.
I). *A, SpiVilY. Cashier.
11. O. COLLINS, President,
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Worthy Hoy or Girl.
A /roe business < duration is the generous
olTor being in ado fco one worthy boy or
girl in each county in this Cta'e by the
Oa.-Ala. Easiness College, o7 Macon, Oa.
This institution located it) the mod beautiful
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ing.
Hood 8 Pii.i.s tlo not purge, pain
?* ,;ut aC* PromPt,y? ea8i,y
and emoienjty.
?
Mrs. M. II. H'rtdr
Stonewall, Tumi.
A Helpless Invalid
Kidney and Liver Trouble
I and Nervous Debilitv
! ?1
16 Years of Suffering Ended by
I Taking Hood's.
"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: ,
I "The effects of Hood's Sarsaparilla in my caso
havo been truly marvelous. It far surpasses
any other mcdioino I havo ever taken. For is
years I wns troubled with torpid llvor, kidney
trouble and nervous debility, and was
I A Helpless Invalid.
I have been taking Mode's Harsaparilla for three
months ami I feel that I am cured. I feel better
now than I havo for sixteen years. I thank
(Sod first, for my health, ami ('. 1. Mood & Co.,
second, for Hood's Sarsapnrllla. I lmve reconb
Hood's5#"" Cures
mended It to all my neighbors and several of
them arc using Mood's Snrsaparllla with good
results. I am M yfr" *>Id and feel better than I
did at 40." Mns.fo^ V nr., stonewall, Tenn.
i Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 'J&c.
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Hats Triimiii1 < i Order.
ribbons, pbathbr , lacks
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MASONS Sl'IMM.lKS,
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Shingles, Tiles Fire Clay
and all
UUIIjDINU M ATKUI A 1J.
IH'jST Fl'LD SIZK FIHK IlKiCK.
AIJi SIZKB T. 1?11'K.
HOOPING BLANKS.
Taxes!
Okkick or I loitity Cointy Tukavukki:, )
Oonway, S. CJM Oet. Mth, 181)4. \
The tux books will lie open f<>" the collection
of Taxes, for li<c i! year, commencing
Nov. 1st 180:1, from Oct. lfith to Dec.
10th, 1804.
The following are the levies:
State f? mills.
School 2 '
Ordinary 2'.j "
I'oor 7U "
ltniuR Hrldires. etc. ^ "
? O ' ' '
A special Tax to pay inter? on R. II. i
Bonds has been levied l>v County Auditor
us follows:
Con way Township ii1 mills
Itayboro Township 8
(Iroen .*u>a Township " |
Simpson Creek Township... 2'| "
A Poll Tax of one dollar upon every
able-bodied male citizen between the ages
of 21 and oO years.
The Tro surer will attend the following
places at time specified to make collection:
Stanford, Tuesday, Oct. 80, from 2 P. M.
to 8 P. M.
I.oris. Wednesday* Oct. dl, from 8 A.
M. to 1 P. M.
Round Swamp, Thursday, Nov. 1, from
8 A. M. to 13 M.
Rueksville, Friday, Nov. i), from 8 A.
M. to 2 P. M.
Port IIarrelson. Saturday, Nov. 10, from
10 A. M. to 1 P. It!.
The balance of time lie. will be in his
oflicein Conway.
L. I). M>NC?,
County Treasurer.
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Hestdes heing the cheapest, lOcts \\\**
oz. i-J oz'a. for twenty five pa,\)f$.
IS
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DR. E- NORTON,
Physician anil Druggist
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FOK BOYS i
'I lioroii'jli ins'rueth n given in i II tin* coil
?c ha\e a hif.li m 1 m>? 1 and clas-ici.l dcpait
nie fitted lor colle c < r for the prat Ileal all
Tin?>? young men and jioung ladies who
r?c> ive s|x c at attention and will vivon
the* ry and pr.telie of tonchintr.
??ur lltiilding ami Mr muds it o t e< n pu
|a lei t teachers have la en cngagi d. < Mhel
the p itroiiuge jil-ii les,
Th" upper story of tli" s ii inl-lio ise has
in i.t * will he under the immediate ( y e of t
in-. In this way paid hoaid including ><
to ml hoard in private faint.i( s for girls cai
I I I I IOA I(ATI>
Primary Department
Intermediate "
School i.n 1 ('hiv icjil Depaittm lit? .
Mc.sic Kxtri
Pupil* entered it any time between lOtli
Ad.l
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Marvelous Cures
SEE in Blood Poison
rrriv -
gr Rheumatism
lEEanti Scrofula
' P. P. P. purities the blood, build* up
rttVy- - the weak and debilitated, kIvuh
et ronjrth to weakened nerves, expels .
diseases,kIvIiik the patient health and '
- happiness where sickness, Kloouiy 1
leelinKS and lassitude first prevailed. 1
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j&Zfii?? I'or primary .secondary nnd tertiary
>iSv syphilis, for blood poisoning, morcu?'
rial nolaon, malaria, dyspup.du, and 1
. in nil blood nnd skin diseases, like
blotohea, pimples, old chronic ulcers.
4K?*? tetter, scatd bead, bolls, erysipelas,
. eczema we may say, without fear of
&*** contradiction,that P. P. P. In the best J
? blood purifier In the world.and makes
rf^ positive, speedy nud permanent cures
in all cases.
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J!**-* I.adlos whose systems nro poisoned j
Ct-^" ' nnd whoso blood is In an Impure condl- '
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With. Prices
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WE ASIl
II. W. SMITH. Proprietor,
MARION.
(HIS SCHOOL
I) HIGH SCHOOL\N1)
GIKLS.
ni. on M'liool i ranches In nddit.onto wlib h
uii'iit, whore young men nod vc un? ludio
burs of lire.
itre titling lliemsi*!vc* for teaofcc-r* will
the advantage of u speciil course in
it in splendid r?'|u tr hii I ' horoughly comr
touchers will In* employed us soon as
Inen fitted tip for d irmilorius and sv.ihe
I'tilift|?il who will room in the build*
lom-n nt will cost only $.ri.50 per month,
i be had lor from $b to $11 per month,
i l>M( HOVI7I.
$1 to $ I .ftO.
i r. iii Si r.v
$3.no to 00
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Si'j finbi'i ami l-t .lair.iar.'.
r??ss,
W. Z. MrOHKK,
I'riiiclpa!.
mmwtw3
Pimples, Blotches zS
tlon, duo to menstrual Irregularities, '
nro pcoullarly benefited by tho won- 1
CW" "' dorful tonic and blooa cleansing prop- 1
(ipr - ortlesof P. P. P. -Prickly Ash, Poke '
lioot and Potassium. 1
ess^-? '
Ajv*? Hi'KINOfiuld, Mo., Auk. 14th, 1893.
?I can sneak In I ho highest terms of !
HW4'?' your lueolclno from my own personal '
/OTjh knowledge. I was affected with heart
disease, pleurisy and rhoutnatlsm for
^ 8f> years, was treated by tho very host
physicians anu spent hundreds of delMl*"
lars. tried every known remedy wlth
out (indinK relief. I hnve only taken
ono bottlo of your P. P. P., nnd ean
ohocvfully Bay It has done nie moro ,
,-Mfr pood than nnythlnK 1 havo ever taken. |
1 eau recommend your rnediclno to all
&*?" ' euUerers of the above diseases.
/?&.. . MRS. M. M. YEA HY.
flprlngflolcl, Green County, Mo. J
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;D FEED-STABLE
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UGGiES,
WAGGONS,
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IQAD CARTS.
to meet th.e
b Cotton.
: IS Jl TRIAL.
J. E. BASS. Manager
and Old Sores E2
Catarrh, Malaria 3
and Kidney Troubles ^
Are entirely re in overt by P.P.P.
?Prickly Ash. Poke ltoot. and PotasBlum,
tho jjreatoBt blood jiurillor on ?
earth.
AttERorKN, O.. July 21, 1991. .?
Messrs. I.iitmas ltiua., Savannah,
Or.: I>kah8irb?I bought a bottlo of
your P. P. P. nt Hot Springs. Ark. ,nnd .? <^1
It ha* dono mo more good than tiiroo
months* treatment nt the Hot Springs. ' rtHIP
P.ond throe bottles C. (). 1).
Rcaueclfullv yours,
J A 8. M. NEWTON, "SIP
Aberdoon, Brown County, O. .?
Cnpt. J. I?. Joluiilnn,
To all irhom it may conr>'-n: I liore? ' BP
by testify to the wonderful properties ,?ttSSf
ulP. P. P. lor eruptions of the skin. X
suffered for several yours with nn un- """"WW
sightly vnd disagreeable eruption on . <&!)
my l.tee. I tried everv kuotvu remetfy
l?ut In vnln.tuitll i>. P. P. was used,
tnd am now entirely cured. i
(SltfUCdby) J.D.JOHNSTON. '
Suvaunnb, On. <ol'
Nklti Cancer Cured.
ictttmony from ll\* Mayor of Sequin, Tex.
Skqimn, Tk*., January 14, lftO.1.
Mkssrh. ui'I'man Bros.. Savannah, "fl*
Cla. : 0'?nllemen?l hftvo tried your P. j
P. P. for a dlsenso of the sktn, usually
known as sktn cancer,of thirty yours'
dandln?. an<l found itreat relief; It ^.n.
purifies the blood nnd removes nil Ir
rltntion from the seat of tho disease
ind prevents any surcadinir of tho n
lores. I havo taken fivoor six bottles ' " <s??'
ind feel confident that another course itf"?*
will elTect n cure. It has also rollovod 'j*
me from IndlKcstlon and stomach
troublos. Yours truly,
OAPT. W. M. RUST,
Attorney ot Law.
Book Oil Blood Diseoses Moiled Free. ?2*
ALL DRUOOI8T8 SELL IT. ?
LIPPMAN BROS. ^
PROPRIETORS, ?
Mppman'i Block,Savannah, Cla
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HOW. Z. AVERY,
cr THK LA* ??8T CONTRACTORS AND BOILS'
CRB IN NCBRASAA.
HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS.
Grand Island. Neb., April Stb, 1993. '
Dr. MlUm Medical Co., Elkhart, 1ml.
Qkntlehen : I had boon troubled with mtart
oiscabc row tmk last so years, and although I
; was tie a tod by nolo physicians and triod many
remedies, 1 grew steadily worvo until i Wa? com*
RLCTCLY RROBTRATKD AND CONYlNZD TO MY BIO
without any horc or recovery. I would have
i very bad sink r^lng spells, when
, my pulso wor.l IDIT Ijnld stop beating
1 altogether, ? Km ?^ami j* was with
i the greatest difllcuHy that my circulation could
s^thousandssS
ok to consciouvnewi again. Nth^rj^ski.s tondltion
1 tried your ritw HEARY^M^Hhd l*>gan
io improve from the first, mid ii^HHrablo to do
o goon day's work for it man 69 yl^sof age. I give
Dn Miles' New Heart Cure all the
I credit for iny recovery. It isoversix mcuthssinco
| i have taken any, although I keen a bottle In the
| house in case 1 should need It. I have alio used
your Nerve and LiVatt PlLLO, ?*"d think a
great deal of them. Z. Avkky.
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S Rock 1IIII, 9. C. o
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Fashionable Harboring,
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tent Ion of the publ}p to the fnct thut he
doing nil kind of work In the Tonsoplnl
line In first-class style Shaving, hair*
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