The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 04, 1901, Image 2
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THURSDAY MOIJNtNCiin
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OONWAV LM ii) 5SU. NO CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
H. II. WOODWARD. Editor.
sriiseinin ion .
One Year, - J 1.00.
Six Months, - - .50.
Three Months, - - " .25.
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ACCKCT fil).
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NoU y-1 in ltuft' reading matter, ! ? ei.r 's i
per line each inferno. ; iiiiut head < I
"Dusini -s Notices," <i I'i'iii* i line en< li
insert inn.
Odlciul advertisements at tun raves allowed j
l?y law.
liberal contracts will nc n.nae tor advor
thin); three or more months.
Tun I(i:kai.d will publish, at tie his
cretlon of the Kdltor letters on Huhjects
of general inteiv.-t, w hen written plainly
.vith ink ntni accompanied by the name
of the author. These should lv directed
to the Kditot of 1IIH IIkkAI.1).
It KM ITTANl.ifiS
Kor SubseriptW nsor Advert.'scmenta must |
he made to tjio Manaokc, Conway
Pum.isniNo Company.
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niURSDAY, APRIL 4 1Q01
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\Vi: have beard no talk lately of
the new buildings which were to <p)
up on the lots made vacant by the
lire. We are unable to state the reason.
Wailing for Autumn weather
perhaps.
A member of the county chain
<<ang e/identlv believes in the saying:
"Give usOh!j?ive us tho man
who soil's at his work ' As tin;
I
fjanjj; inarches through town ooino
to and returnino from work, he
plays a lively tunc on a .lows-hart).
and the others keep the step.
Constitutional Fault Finding.
The world is full of grumblers
and kickers The grumbler and fault
finder, the man who sees nothing
good in anything, except in himself,
and very littl ' \ that, and is always
finding tault v. h and crying down
other men ai their efforts -this
class of man f ?rm*; a good percentage
of aver - humanity. He
is a pest from which the world has
never been free, lie will be here
at the millennium.
There is no portion of the earth
that is entirely free from this littlesouled
specimen of humanity.
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J mu; 13 IIUIIIIIIJ.; I 11UI IS SlUUIICr
and meaner than the soul of the
man who makes it his business to be
going about constantly belittling
ovcry thing that he sees. He sees
nothing to admire in anybody. No
one does a single net that is worthy
of admiration. There's no enterprise
in which his fellow man is engaged
that can ever succeed. The
works of nature often come in for
their share of such a man's ridicule.
This class is about identical with
the class of men who believe that
there is some good in the world,
but it happens to be in some other
quarter of the globe. Their par tic
ular community didn't happen t<>
get its share. Such men arc always
telling you about the advantages
of other places and incidental
ly belittling everything everything
at home. There is no talent, no enterprise.
no high standard of char actor
at their own doors, it all happens
to be some whore else.
Now. watch this class of m ;n and
what do ,vou find? You never lino
them doing anylhiny except
grumbling and finding fault-crying
down everything in sight. Thev are
drones. They hayc no faith in men
and things, and consequently none
in themselves.
A. W. Jenkins & Sou., received
another bi.tf load of horses and muLs
Tuesday. They are now prepared
to supply the trade of the county
and will Vo. tflad to have you ^ive
them a call.
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Shell Items.
Ii it tin weather for the farmers
hero this utck t.? plant and tin ynre
\cry busy puMin.n corn in
Wooxpoit o>;r t -no or. Miss II
tic Johnson lioin next Friday.
Mr I'j (?. ttmi'h, :iv Ash, N.
passed t !i.sm.;.'h i iv !asi r Fdav s
his way to Conwav <>n sonto bu siness.
Mr. J. P Lon<?f has n.u/l.v completed
his house.
Sunday School was organized
a-lain yesterday at Hot hlchctn church
with Mr \. J. lion^r as Superintendent,
H. \j. S. assistant and I). II.
'l'odd as S.ei clary.
Soon Mi an.
Wort harms Dots.
Farmers arc busy planting.
\Yc are glad to see Mr. Hun Stan
1 'V iinnri?vi 11 <r fi'iun ? Itirl.i ..r
J - . . ..n .. V ... ? l^ll V \ ??.">* \?l
I'neumoniu*
Mr. Van Stanley will l>c tlx* only
lohacco planter in this section, and
his plants are looking line.
While ferryinga wn;/on across tl e
river one day last week", Master
Curtis Stanh \ fell ii:. hut escaped
,?ny injury.
Theie must he many foxes in
llorry we see the writ in# of so
many.
YmM tat.
nurrcllu Inlet Items.
We are bavin# another sie#e of
rain.
< apt. Clai' l I. lehha'.t to i.i inakin#;
re; id progress wit h his telephone
line ftoin Waverly Mills to his sever;
1 rico plant itions on the Waeeai?aw.
A #ood opportunity for connection
iietween Conway and
(Jeor#?:town.
There will he a hox supper at
Bethel church on Criday evenin#
April 5th. for tin1 puiposc of raisin:/"
money to repair t he chnrch. The
public is respcetfully invited.
('apt Willie Oliver of Laurel Hill j
spent a few hours on the Creek last ,
week*
Uev. \Y. T. Cold (inch .spent last
Wednesday in this community.
"m i
I
Dots From Cool Spring.
There's plenty of rain and our j
people will soon go to setting out j
heir tohneeo plan ts.
Miss I)elpha Skipper. daughter of j
Mr. and Mrs. Kb. Skipper, was mar- j
ried on Thursday night of last week. |
Mr. Zack Johnson of Conway is ',
putting up u nieo dwelling for Mr 1
K li. Mishoc near here
Mi's. K. S. linker after a prolong
ed illness of about ten or twelve
months, died at her home on the
night of,the 21st, ult. and was in
tor red at the Halter burying ground
on the 23rd. She was a member of
Salem Haptist Church. She was a j
devoted wife and a great Sunday
School worker, She leaves a hus- '
band, several sisters and a host of
friends to mourn her loss.
Zip Coon.
Firvklea Dots.
Pleasant weather.
Farmers have begun to plant corn.
Messrs. P. M. Lee and 1). C. McI
Queen went out in the Sail ford section
on business last week.
Mr. A. It. Prince of Harnes passed
here last Friday on his way to
attend the Union at Pleasnnt View
where he acted as Moderator.
Our free school closes next Friday.
Mr. N. H. McQuaevi went up to
Uoris Inst Sunday stopping over until
Monday.
Mr. Jake Floyd will run Mr. J. Q.
Graham's farm this year.
Our debating society is still boom
ing. Query, "[{solved that friends
are hotter than money," was discussed
by Messrs U. T. Graham, G.
\V. Ilarrelson and others on the affirmative
and Messrs C. H. Graham
and A. I). Ilarrelson and others on
the negative. It was decided in favor
of the negative.
Swamp Fox.
Night Was Her Terror,
' I would cough nearly all night
long." rites Mrs. Charles Apple|
gate. of Alexandria, Ind., "and
: eou'd hardly get any sleep. 1 had
(consumption so bad that if I walked
i a block I would c( ugh fright fully and
; spil blood, but, when all other modi
! cines failed, three $1, bottles of Dr.
Kind's New Discovery wholly cured
I me and I gained .">8 pounds.'" It 's
I absolutely guaranteed to cure Cough
[Colds, La (Irippe, Hronchitis and
| all throat and Lung Troubles,
j Price 50cand $1. Trial bottles free
! at K Norton's drug store.
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A Cheering Letter from n Former
I lorry ite.
Dkar TCpitou: Please allow me
space in the columns of your paper
to say to my many acquaintances
of ''Old Horry," that 1 am glad to
note the many enterprises ai.d progress
of the county, since I made
my departure sd out four years and
five months ago. I wish the people
of the county at large much success
in all their undertakings for good,
and hope to visit Horry county and
see many of them some day in the
future.
Yours respectfully,
W.M/iKa ('. Nkxvton.
Itivcrlaud, Fla
HAMMOND ITKMS.
Mr .1. I. Ward and wife, paid Mrli.
Ji. Parkern (1 vtrwr ? >?> i.. .? *- -
" I' ' Ji ^u"
day.
Mr . D. Cox, one of o'.ir Ini >
tliuji farmers of this soctiou, 'a, nd<1
i nt < tlit* looks of his residence by
opening up to lied niutT landing.
Mr Sum Veroon is the first man
I of this place to have jjuano for the
farmers. Wo are /flud to see oomo
, ore have have ^ -t up In tlram,
Mr. J. 1). Royals and wife wool to I
! church last Sunday. I
I Mr. R. T). Cox closed n successful
Hc'iool ill this olaee lust Friday. Mr.
? ?>x nas < n m nie I work aiul
tli! pal roils uvo well ^leaiol With
him. *
Rev. i li i- . J'ell paid Mr. J. M. i
i"ox a pleasant eull one ni^lM last I
week. Mr Hell is one of our wer t
t y men i to vy and we are #<ia<ti t
nlwa\ s to s'.-' t'.im. 'J
Mr. C. fj. Williamson ?xo.\s to Con- (.
wav i If ) on important business.
.). Ill an.
I;
bisco Items.
i
Mrs .! . l \ fetcvcns who was re- fc
ported ill is.slowly improving.
Mr. \V II Stevens lias returned
| from a visit to Dai\\.
Mr I).irl Stevens killed another | I
I rattle snake last Jdannsilay w hile |i
j euttin^ a diteli for his nephew, (1 . (
I. MC'VCIIS. J
Mr. VV. I). Lewi of i ruco made I
a business trip hero last I riday. jj
Mr. and Mrs. J< hn Todd of II; in- (
n on i are \ i -11i:?^ .Mrs. T.o I I a fa u- f
or, Mr. .) H. Ilardoe. ^
Miss Dora Miner of i'ow iIv. 1 i<> s >
visiting Misses A. .). and N. a.
SUipi er of this place.
Who can refuse to take tie I! titai,i
win n II o correspondents are
making such a lively piper. |! say
so too.? Ki?.
K 11 ri <di.ovi.ii.
tiu rley Items.
T itnes are livid \ here tor the t ?? e
I of year and everything com ;o ho
i moving en smooi ..l\
Winding beds riui/ o - . na! y
in t his seel ion.
The big mill at liltle New Voru :?
re tan# up lor the want oi I ,:s l <
cut.
Mr. V II. Sasser has lately purchased
anollr. r lino horse which e. n I
*,?<?I over the land in a hurry.
15 n Slovens has moved l<> i i- m \v
resilience, just across the crock in
front of the depot. lie h.i^ p .
cooking the turpentine and is pi
ing boxes.
.Mr. IIikI Steve; s mil Id. V>'? 11.o dee
of Kidoru lo . ere on our arrets
to day attending to busine Who
is t lie smalI family t hat wan x
a small girl toeodi? Must be vers
small I for one had rather haw a
grown Kit I todo my cooking.
Miss Lulu and Mr. Thuruian Mi lino
went over on a vi.at t<> Hi in inlast
Sunday.
The Rev. Mr B n cs of i air Blind,
i\. * , is expect< ?i to preach o ^
New Light cliui I'll next Sutuln. night
April Ytli. All are cordially j
iavitod to coino out *
Mr. S. M. McXabb is building a
nice residence just across the swamp
from liete and it will make it nice
hoine for some nic<? young lady.
A Puzzling Ouestion.
I
Editor Ilr.HAi.D. Please allow me |
valuable t iin_ ami space to a-U your
i readers, the good people of Uojt. ,
a simple uues'ion for information.
I Can you ferret out what became . f |
the money 1 paid for Stale ai d f
I County taxes in the year 1 St>r>V At
that time f was a citizen of Tat nail
county, (la. 1 iwino home in lS!t <,
ami. Undine a tax execution against
line for my taxes for IS'Jn, 1 got a
gentleman to pay the. execution for ?
| me, which by that time w\.s four < r
| live times the. original taxes Tli ,t
execution was ucver-tho less returnIed
nulla bona ftnd the amount I paid
I has never b en marked as pai l on
the Auditor's books 1 simply a^< i
who has it? One thing I m sure of. ,
the County and State bid u ?t n I
ceive one cent of i t. I hav no m > a-!
ey to give away at. random, ho ; e
one must aeeouni for i t
Respectfully.
.1. 1 {. Smith.
\
To The Deaf.
A rich lady cured of her deafness
and Noises in the Head by Pr. Nicholson's
Artificial Ear Drum;-. .
gave $10,000 to his Institute, so that .
deaf people unable to procure the .
Ear Drums may have them free <
Address No. I ID 10 e. The Niclm - 1
son Institute, 7so, Eighth Avenue,
New York, P S. A.
a.When
you need letter hen note
heads, hdl heads and nice envelope?
or printing of any kind, why net
have it d me at the IIi.kai.o office a
and give your business to n iiome I
1I ontorpriao. Topatroni/.o 11??>.-?? who
j patronize you is fair and rij^lit t
la addition to t roos, plants. via . v
nlo., the IlotnowoM-l Nm\-ori s will
have a lino lot of oul>l>n<?o and to j
mato plants, etc . for salo. Drop
mo a cat d and 1 will dclivor sto>-k in
Conway when I ooino in II m'iOim-j a
| bor 15 to 20 por :ont.. disoonnt to ,
partio.s calling at tho Nurseries for
i ihoir t roos.
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Strikes u Rich Find.
'i was troubled for several years
villi chronic indigestion and nervous
debility," writes F. J. Cireen.
?; Lancaster, N II .. No reined\
iolped me until I bc/pm usin^? Klee ir
Hittn >. which did mo more jjood
iianall the medicines I ever used.
I'liev I ave aLo kept my wife in ex ellcnl
liealth for years. She says
Electric Hitlers are just splendid for
em.do troubles: that they are a
jeand tonic and in\ iterator fir
w-aii, rundown women. No other
ir (iieine ean take iis place in our
.unity Try them. Only f)Oc.
S tUfretion guaranteed by Dr. K.
Norton.
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*' Yo u ncjr Won icrfj
TIi4 entry into wotnanhpocl k a I
critical time for a girl* Little into* |
troal dii jrd rs started at that time soon I
grow ir-.to f. t\l complications. That !
emate troubles are filling graveyards
f ives tl>;;, Wine of Cardti est iht
' as and r .Jural menstrual
1 y::. V/hen ostrs this important fiuv<.;<
I riv!"t? a healthy life v/iii
Many k os r . n? voua *
1 :ir iives to Wine <t p.
CardtiK '? ere .> nothing lifcs it trr|vc
rou . cedom from pain and to
ii \ 1- v.*. .'Cr. 'or ''very duty of life.
3J.00 b T. at dxuggfcis.
Mitt Dclk :1. S ayer, Tully, Ktn.i "I
!< r? i* . . .1. i p?.!:i I menstrua! period
. . loo^ t... was i. VOU IttJ : 0
app and lost interest lit everything, j
l.i ( el wm mistr . I have ti' en loyr
! : i' .f ' hi& of Cardul, with Thetiford's i
.... I , ffl in needed, and to.dsy I
i i.i o. y u.-ed. I A express the m
'i!utuua ! f <:I for what you have, done D
for uie." I
liri'v'< !:i c.ir.oa roqulrlng *|)< clnl Oirec* I
items, ml dm n, glrtnir ftyroptonia, tbo l.aOlo?' fl
1 I 1 , 1t -ii-'i t, I'Iip i 'lint Dm. opa Mt?J' H
loh i umpm , fltiiunnootfii 'i'uiiii. b
irl::7:kz;Cvtt'X-?L x&Br
'.onway & Sea Shore
Railroad.
I >:ii 1 v exeop? Sunday.
1 n el reel Nov. 1st, 1J)00.
Southbound.?No. lf?
,1'nvc Conway 7 0(1 a in
j.-ave Pine Inland., 7 la a in
trrive My rll I leach .... 0 00 a m
Xort hbonnd.- - No. 11.
mvo Myrtle Reach 0 00 pin
.cave Pine Island 0 2a p in
vrrivc Conway 7 00 p in
l). T McNeill, Con. Manager
. M lUiiToiitfhs, Ass'tCen. Mn#r
Horses
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AND
Mules.
ft
Yewiiihavo in by Jannavy2at.li,
A CAR lOAD
we are carrying a
nil stoel; of llorsos. Mules, Busies,
load (.'arts, Wagons and Harness,
n short, everything in the. line of
lore millinery. It is to our intert
to sell and we intend to
Undersell
ill onfeoinpet.itors. we are in the
msiiu^s to sell, and we sell, profit
ir no profit. we ouaranteo the
n l values in the market, and our
ti'ics are fixed 10 suit the farmer
i!. I the laboring man. Call on us
vhon von want anything in oar line.
W. Jenkins & Son.
As;nts for the famous Uoek Hill
ud (,'ulum Via ! lu??^ies.
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D O. COLLINS, President.
BANK OF
CONW/i
Capital Stock $20,000.
Di m
1>. c. Collins. W I
O. P .qlwttlbuat'm,
Wo transact a ^onornl banking l>
tionto any and all matters intrust
This Hank respect fully solicits the
corporations and will tfive evert r<
ban kino to those doinjj business w
?S K\\ Y 01114 I
THE GREAT
I have now come bcforo the p
patronage and theso are the merit
I have the best <ru>nls for the h
| promise von the best yoods that mt
are f'n/ured down at the lowest post
' h ive t l?e opportunity of proving wl
i BAIl? A I NS that awaits your ins)
lf;i) Shoes for only *1- Still better
t-i.sl _'5are simply beauties. 2p:icl
^ 11 ds of other articles just, as ehet
dress <?fooils. lVrea.es. Calicoes.
Hosiery. Ladies, Men's and Hoys
i prices to suit cvri'ybody, Corneal
tl it I mean what I say.
Yours for trti
W. 15. OH
We Set tlio 1'aee, 21
Keep St(
ii
we have our store loaded witli
floods, Notions, Clothing. Hats, (
Our O. K rook Stoves are st ill
'teed for 15 years. we have HA I
week and help us whoop he?' up.
uess Booms The past is dea
we have done for our olig omers, as
when we oet in our lartft; and hand*
recently purchased front J. M. Oliv
CONWAY BAt
10. V. DUSRNBURY,
See. and Treas.
I HORRY V
(The Leading* House
/
I bee to announce to my frieiu
routed the I lorry Warehouse for tl
exclusively under my control. W<
noss basis, treat in^all customers a
price for their tobacco.
Our success last voar has assis
buyers for this season who will be
The llorrv is always open and
ino the day that you hrinij it.
The buyers of Virginia and No
way. The farmers of Horry Count
The I lorry Warehouse is vO fur
ion.
Let all work for the Conway m
and satisfaction.
Your
J.
X A T " * TT
W. 1
KB. IE, Elli
DP: A
Horses, Mules,
and H
A full stork on hand at all tim<
Wo don't say thai we sell profi
I profit and guarantee, salisfac.llon t<
! New Lot of Horses Mu
CONw/
P / V // W "Tr"c<
X ' dosoe
&?3 I HAVE SUFFR
?0 With pairjful i no tiers, iiMcn 1 I with ??
M and pciASionft! whit"*. I nwilmvesei
una 1 cannot rent. 1 have ueud various
131 no rolicf until nhnut two ? 'ontj<s czo.
Female Panacea and hi. .IoskiMI 8
M more good i ljan nil others. i shall con
Glcnmoro. Gu.
!' If your case iu cor- j?li? atod. v
formation ropj.ivdlng tan use or tl
ff glut. If ho iIoch not kt" ? p it set
X all charters paid. t . <i?iR3'
wsi^f^k>^v;2Ni
D. A. SPIVEY Cashier.
CONWAY
\Y, S. C
Surplus Fund $8 00t
SCTORS:
X. Lkwis, I). A. Spiv sr.
F. A. Burrouuiis.
usiness, and guarantee prompt at ten
c?l to our care.
deposits of individuals, firms aiu
as -liable facility consistent v ith sounc
itti it.
JACKET STORE.
BARGAIN GIVER.
eoplo of Horry County to solicit youi
s upon which I ask them,
rust money that was ever offered. 1
>iiev can buy for the price, My pricef
siblo margin. Give me a call. Let im
hat I say l>y showing you some of t lx
jection. A good pair of farmers Bro
grade for ?1 2b. Ladies shoos from OOt
<s brass shoo nails for 5c. and thou
ip and cheaper that consist of Ladie?
(Hnghams, Silks. Laces, Km broidery,
Hats. Carpet, Straw Matting, all al
u l see for yourself and be convinced
ale.
LSTNl'T, Manager.
>ut Only Ourselves Can
With It.
i brand new goods in every line. Dry
hips, Hosts, shoes, Groceries, etc.
in the lead, with stove back guaran
UlAINs for c-'erybody. come in court
we boom business by offering busid.
we do not depeffd so much on what
wliat we are doing, and intend to <k
some store that we will erect on the lot
or.
*GAIN HOUSE.
A. C. THOMPSON.
President.
/AREHOUSE.
\T A
Leading Market.
Is throughout the County that I have
his season, and its management will be
.? propose to run it on a strictly busiliko
and seeing that they get full value
ted us in organizing a large corps of
here before the opening
will sell your tobacco at any hour durrth
Carolina arc turned towards Cony
are coming to Conway to sell!
uish headquarters for this grand Un
arkct, and we will guarantee success
s with confidence.
E. COLES, Manager.
SORTER,
i lira.
LEU IN
Buggies, Wagons
larness.
is. Bigcst vnlue for your money.
t or no profit, but wc sell for a small
) our customers at all times.
lies and Wagons Justin.
VY, S. C.
1 the First Symptoms of \
Failing Health in a Woman U
zRVOUSNESSZ
you evor think that there is always a M
fnr fK&a
.uwou/l IN WUH1W nsrvMI* !{
h generally the forerunner of eeme
of female disease, such as Whitee, X
tl, Profuse or Irregular Menses, etc., I i
of whioh will produce Nervousness
>f its distressing Intensity. If you nee X
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of St. Joseph's Liver Regulator. \
RED FOM YEARS ff.l
>ur stomach, rutluutf of blood to the Used.
no norveus ?poll9 m?l heart pal Dilation so M
fomnlf retnedicw lar a jong tiruo but found
vlien I wMunensgtl wen# your CerstJe's HI
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id us $1 and wo will send a bottle. X
TLB dr CS^^hsttanoo^e, Teaa.
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Wc have engaged in the Stock h?isl.
ness and by handling CLEAN,
HONEST STOCK, hope to secure
1 our share of t lie business. We are
* no stranger to the people of Horrj
county and naturally expect son>e
r of your patronage.
come ano see out* siock oi
HORSES and MULES,
IIL'CiGIES and WAGONS
And save yourself money.
Yours for Small Profits and Quick
. Sales.
f J. A. McDermott & Co.
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Mothers
AnxioutL, watch declining health o!
their daughters. So many arc cut off
by consumption in early years thai*
. there is real cause for anxiety. In
the early stages, when not beyond
the reach of medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilia
will restore the quality and
quantity of the blood and thus give
?ood health. Road tho following letter:
"It la but junt to write about my
daughter Cora, nged 19. Slie was completely
run down, declining, had that tired
feeling, and friend* said sho would not
'.ivo over three months, Bbe had a bad
Cough
ind nothing seetned to do her any good
( happened to read about Hood's Barsspa*
rilln and had her give it a trial. Prom the
very first dose she began to get better.
\ftcr taking a few bottles eho was completely
cured and her health has been tba
best ever sinco." Mrs. Addik P?CK,
12 Railroad Flaoe, Amsterdam, N. Y.
"I will say that my mother has not
rated my cast i i is strong words as I
would have done. Hood's Barsaparilla
! .ins truly cured me and I am now wall."
Pnca, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Itc sure *o get Ilood'a, because
Hood's
Sarsaparilla ^
.)> >?? Tni?> i'.lontl I'ufiflor. All ilrutfglfttv |l
urt'd t?iv I. Mood & Co., 1/OweM, M?*\
, ; . .(1 nre purely vcjwtoblc i v
' ')OCl S I' S liable a?(i bcneftchxl. ?3a
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
| Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aid*
Mature In strengthening and recoinstructing
the eihausted digestive or*
gans. It is the latest discovered digestant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It In*
stantly relieves and permanently curse
Pvspepsla, Indigestion, Heartburn*
Flatulence, Sour Stomach. Nausea*
Sick Headache,Oastralgia,Cramps,ana
11 other results of Imperfectdigestlon.
Pr?otr?d by E. C D?WUl S Co , ChlcOflO. ' *