The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, April 20, 1899, Image 2
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I - . -' . in locai c.ollu111n, 10 eents
per u rst in -tin andl tive cent~s for
ell I'iti iliselt ionl.
N eiq (Oc price to all. No spe
r"I :peelal rati to foreign ad
i\'I snh inuit tfakle the run of
t and.:I hide hIv !neh rates.
1i tf 111 ' for etitillig 18511te liould
i in not Liter tha it Monday morn
T r will not lit resjioitsible for tho
V.t-wn. ;a11, n tsiinionsit of correspondents, un.
le.ss tho wtue are editoriallv endorsed.
'i 1 1> DA. .\PIL1 201h, 1S99.
C'rrespondents.
t lime has com11o tnd Cor
i-;. vet th, .Tournal readers
- . 1xious to hear their var
Sri-d views c Othe social
-lIt cal kalhid(ioeope if the
t hetitate to write for the
n aI sulilt-I ul publie who
apprently in'sigini
ura ps tdf v(1ur cominua111
T~..n- ri .lks. wlol residt'
- !dt who are anx
url :-cun (its of the
4 I4i 'L iU our e-Ytl.
* . ' *~ t ..v litter fron)l a
- . it i iur iie
H \% otw ary Inl %N QIl
-~~~ unet ni-n the
-y I vt m f (
C. ,Tbout the Co d Satur
day of 1835.
t thuo '' ai
- a t it s:o
-I i.I'u
- 1 tuuon
th 11, 1he11" lip.
1 I v..ari I.'i 1 :ii
uuv 1.w.
u *.r1 lu l a t~13 1 i u ~ i o
- 1 t I .e.; w as they dit
* . a dalerence of ai few
thernorneL~iiiter~is as ini (df.
- t :n.n lin the "Vrn tet tIe
- nw~,Iii <h - s with th
u n 3i un- ;u'st ion 4 f the3&
- U 1v11 tion lienei 1775
.. aiud iu iUij 1uzid that of
- 1 .-~ aH I 't that t hin .
Agri c(hst.
a h th 'gures
th ..v i fund' has
* . . * - . -d untder the old(
- nu: (i is to ber ha 1
r e'*ivery schooil
t he cunty111 (in thu
* rc ofi 189~.5, and3( if
-:. *. aIlx anld the poll,
ay th.e.94 per1 caiital,
. -ibt i.h&.wn*i in thue
tht outy$ for
i s and 4( the d1ispensary
46 Q. v ti mia ke up) theG $8 per
Wi11.4Tii LtCiY C(,1 'eNiE 13(S R11
'1~~1tll * ribtin of the ik nsa2
(ryi prihits for h2s yar' fuandona
.il fet v8l. 1, 0.1; Aihen~,
nod ing A(drsnGotig;)im
Churntiuriel, $3,9,Y, Clrenwodn
1inkOn)a, llafl0) 81, ochestelir,
ry, $8,071 69, Kershaw, $MO
01, La ncaser, $5,224,42, Lautrno,
nothing, Lexington, $2,342,45,
Marioni, $2,018,26, Marlboro,
$717,86, Newberry, $275,83, Oco
iie, $1.288,43, Orangobutrg, *7,139
72, Pickons, $3,450 05, Richlaid,
nothing, Sailda, $2.694,88, Spar
tanbu rg, $24,19. Suniter,$746,95,
U uion, $121,4-1, Wi lliamisburg, $3,
183,84, " Yo, k , $8,550,52. Total
$67,198,35.-Coliinbia Stato.
As will be seti '.y.. 9u examina
tion 'Of the abovo fignre, Pickene is
liberally provided for in the above
distribution of ile dispensary pro
fits. Some how P1ickensu county
gets her sharo of tho good things
that are going around. Many a
poor child will bloss tho opportun
ities allorded by the dispensary sys
tem, of a few months in a year to
attend the public schools among
the hills (if Old Pickens county.
* -100 W -
BUOgATIUNAbL
CONDUCIIrED1 InY Wo. W. F. BRlI'T
County Supt of Education.
Prof. Win, S. Morrison of
Cloemson College is expoctod to give
a littlo talk to the teachelrs at
Pickens on the 29th. le has thu
Iputntion (f sving whaot hio thiuks
and "sinig it olit in mee06ting."
* *
*
From i im format ion remivold,
thOn thoro in likevly to be a distri
bution of the Stato school fuld inl
I h4 near ftitui. It will take aboiut
$60,oO to mako ilp tho $3 por cap
ita. Enough of the remaining
fund will be use0d to make ip any
delitci en cy to $75 per district after
which an eqiual division will bw
madeQ.
wonlder that inl mantiy pupvils thefre
ar.e to be fcuind nothing but more
or ls s tronig irpressos of the
t eh.r: origin lity and inidivid
A sstt*Iim II, Only through slf-acti
vity (n11 the pupil attalin to self
riIanico, andN witho t self-reliance
thit can he ni charactor. Hone'',
if vu aiinn 10 forn ollar.,cttir, ill
eitlk V tur p i leq to persistent self
act vil V. (et tin-Ir minds ndil
w .r s --~et-d.
*
h.C. 1W \'ni \iuAi
1.vt n it't v, Vilnl t ( i ia recii lt
thati Ine ofui' the tihe ith of
b'i athe was "lid ji thli in
phyicsneno thateo wat ue to r
thy athing. fritm tne int t an-l
cowhdeit ina a thegh bthr ut
hnovli n n the itru't r i prov is
a-hil i thrlie.e n ii an voding
d.,innt undiv thnuui wornder alsoh
pigoor osiniii Toe iAt '18 alm
tin in tor hav a e poneption of the
und o baie tt aineul t at
c0 ositu the way in whith th.
g'l eached, ifh t ever is.it
Thleonmn sof that teaher hasl
muchel to dnith)~tll is uens some
f te1 pupdaTh ttach e canor
a I ra t hu-pe Ir l ni gH nut.i re,
can in dicRalltenc'a s it t rs tint
flaboe savey hisdiprovai, thumi
bly he ciani matnir at approval
Ifor the manner 81 nl show1 compo.ne
11 ur jarntelit, procuiyso i reserv
in. deiin, th wayi w)ill givan)
nmreshed twithe tpersfat tlit tfr.
trudemonstr a ividmuur er and ao
its or oe teindlintolarousey ani
re e.goimrunspnineth
*
Teachers cought to ud caofii
toreln atpor tunlo ts, omel
i itsl imorta'n t ofrut'ike foor
lidraides aof thprsen ithewo heyt
happuliztoeh natura)i~l resocs;
withldenia and isa) rificedhs gien d
a person iuch harm, that is when
he allows himself to be biased by
them. Tle safer way is a general I
thing is to take pople ias wo fiud S
them, not by what we hear or
others think of them. People
change in the courso of timo. and
they may be vastly diulreit now
from what tliy were a fow years a
ago. Anotherd ta iger allied to the
proceoding thought, . i'allowing c
ono present decisions to be influ
eiced by prooncoived ideas or by c
past experiotic s. In estinating S
the work of pupils, it is well to
abstract the work as it woro from
the personalities. If recorded or
reprosented in some way, it b(.
comes an Objectivo reality which
both teacher aid pupils can view
as soiethiig apart from them- L
solves.
In his article oi "The Gift of
Story Telling," Brander Matthews
makes a threofold classification of I
noveltios: first those who have the
gift, but why havo not culture, a
want duo either to a ilick of oppor
tunuity or to a failuire to apply
thormnelvos; socondly, those who
havo not the gift, but woI) by cii
stait, continued effort force them- t
selves to write, atid thirdly, those
who 1av both the gift and cuil
tur. Young teaelOrs nuight oo
w-ell to think ofi a similar clasuifi
cation for them. If thy bolong
to the first class, inil ustry will 11
bring thei to the third ; if to tho S
secoi 11, unluss circumstancie pre- I
vent, they might do voll perhaps c
to cboose some other vocation.
* 0
SEL.F iEI.iANeE AND SELF-ACTiviTY -
IN i'l-l i.S.
"I vad yourpupils to self-relianc.
through sellf-activity i.i the servico
of the trite, the beautiful and the
god. "Th:ese words of th10 grut e
Dish-ruog ne.d b. reenllerl again t.
ld a'tiI. Thae are but. few (
teichrAts whot(- follov this principle
throughtI. linsteid of having
the chihlirn disi3over a truth or ta
proiedure themselves, or inttend
of b4-tting thomn cary out -inOelt
suitabl' etnterprise without any
liel p. things are simply jammed v
iI1o thm, or aro thought out ntd l
don'for theml . Ther is still .1!
t'othor tooi much of loading
hildrn ar. et ivfnlnoug
ritm for -:f-deve.lopmient. No
Notice.
Thie folliw ng2 dIcCi ihtod pioperty _
having b.-a heeilzid fromn Iily F'.
Hi h- 01nh1 fori vinbitia n of l(!etionls
:;5:;.j-l-8 I5i. lI-vised Slt
tes af the I' tited States.
Any pIrs n claitiiing saime tuust
i!e han s oirdune poi
ion a :s-u i: ;; t) 18. S. l'. S.,
witiin thirty 2:I dayz fromi the,
deltre ri V|.: Mine will be do
;cu1 ifr: 1K to L the Untited 17
>taitrs.
t C ) '. :l n ut.. ,ppaher still, cup, A
ut C. MCollee. r. d
Notice to Debtors and Cred
Piearstont aving K crhtsagant
he eItat- if J . IOl l irdin de- ip .
ipply aVtttrsta-I t.' the1 under
51i1) -I ha ther ht . day cf \!nrv j''i st
lT s: itndebted ta .as sato lew~'
mi k.- p-IymtUI I ,
.I. J. ( iasTA.ux
ti
Cotton,
like every other crop, ineeds
nourishment. i
A fertilizer containing nitro
gen, phosphoric acid, and note
less than 3% of actual
Potash,
will increase the crop and im
prove the land.
Our hooks tell all about the subject. They
are free to anyv farmer.
G;ERMAN KAI WORKS,
93 Nassau Si., Ney York.
NEW FIRM, N4EW GOODS,
Meussrs. J. TI. Lathcemi and1 D. F. _
Bradley have formed a- copartner
ship to (1o a general Mercantile t
businoss at Eusley S. C . They
have a~ spl)leid stock of goodl fresh
goodls-nonle of thmn counter worn
---and1 they defy caompt ition. L
Call iand see them (in t hir Lathiomt
Block) andl be coninici)d that
they moan inst what they say.
8ook-KiepingilsIMs,
FOR A PHONOGRAPHYs
tuation. I eW
.opvaI,"mgo,
cwroSWILBUR R. SMITH,
LEXINCTON, KY.,
For circulQr of hig famous and repoasible
DMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY. UNIVERSITY
Awarded Medal at World's EXpV061elUOs
etro to thousands of graduates in position
ese or Fau Iuslore" coure. Including Tal.
on llooks and Hoard in family. about O0.
iortband,Type-Writing, and Telegraphy,peialties.
d"The Kentucky Univermity D iplomna. under seaL
ovarded gradu tia. literary E'urso free, Ifolelm.
No vvtlon. Entrow. Graduates .uccessful.
In ureter to have vour Utlters reach us. address onive
IILBUR R.SMITH.LEXINGTONsKY.
OTS OF PEOPLE
DON' KNO'V A (001)
'lING \WIIEN WhEN
' Y S EC IT. 1
But all of 11r customers
ave found out that we are
[oadquiarterk, for all all good
u1ngs leeded.
May Meeting!
For the the LADIES we
ave the niceCSt li" of Hosiery.
Hli)es. iIts anl all 1'inds of
)rcss Goods we have ever
alrried1.
For the Men F0lks we have
ice Shoes, Shirts, Straw nats,
Teek Wear and pants.
We Can11 Suit every one both
price and qualiiy.
Our GROCERIIES are all first
ass and w.- espe111inllv ask you to
v our KENNESAW Brand of
OF FEE, Popoilar brand ofBakAd
(n an1118Mid various I.%vors of JHL
IES in tins.
OTH MILLINERY DEPART
tN ' is rnplete :d our prives
inn11ot ho (iplitleated.
D, not go awny for any goods
:)1 call bliLY hieri- OU:108o money
y going to othor 1lace;.
V.& H.
Ic)1Acit & Hmtae
RY G(OD8. N(<>TIONS, (CAll.
ETS~ AND) WINDOW SHADES.
re sh apinig up for Spr'ng Trade.
1l g ods~ on handI can be bought
very low price~s.
hey never all.>w stock to run
2w:i, so dl not think they are
fe'ri ng old or unsaleale stock,
niew goods are constantly comn
g ini, and~ youl eno h'Iave a per
et guaraniitee on every item
l(irehneed freini t bem.
iey areC shiowi'ig a beautiful
ek of W\inter ai:.d1
'RING DiIESS GOOD AND
SILKS.
d more coming every day.
ey have all th Nev w Tritmngs,
ninigs, and1( oW Ii ittle essni-.
Lls to make dronses look p~retty ;
wvhten y ou buy a dIress there
ist opened(:
ew Gl ove's, Laces, Embroidi
ri I i'i3ry , eeae, Cli
es, (Cot tom.d s, etc. etc.
.TEY GIVE TIRADING
-ST A MI PS.
F I'hiey have all the latest and
.west Shapes in Corsets from
ets to $1. 25.
dms, Oil Clothls, Trunks and
Valises Just Ini.
TIht7 keep But Iterick Patterns
only.relikble pattenm. Ask for
itto'rick Fashion Shecet and
~ird Stick, anid ll'Tading Stamps
they~ presenCIt them to their (cus
mers.
I c Alister
& Beattie.
I Forgot boys
that I promisod to say some
thing last week about overalls ind
breaches but the good womon s u I
their husbands kept mo too busy
working tip that auction plunde',
but its itever too late to do good,
so here goes: first a lot of heavy
brown double front three pocket
overalls strong sowed will not rip
worth 76c of any bodies' money
my price 48c, next a lot of heavy
10 oz double front I pockets with
flaps cheap enough at a dollar 72e,
no more when they are gono.
The great question that concerns
every Amercan is breacher. I have
an all wool casimor good enough
for a millionair-whatover that is
the prico is $2,48, thon um one gal
ias plow boys the real backbon, of
the crowd will want some. I have
them too, for I never forget my
friends, they are priced at 25c a
pair-now boys don't think you
can shoot straws through, them for
you can't, th#y are real good stuff.
I don't think the fellow shole them
that I got them from, but he
id eoby had to have soe01 money.
I happoned to have a little in my
jeans and I wanted to prove to you
that "Harris beats them all," and
wants produce.
Look out for next week I'll have
som Ahing else to tell you.
. D. Harris.
--DEALER IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Flooring,
Ceiling, and Weatherboard
ing, Moulding, of all
kinds. Leather and
Rubber Belting
together
With all kin of
ENGINE AND P IPE FITTINGS
Also Engine and Cylnder Oil at
:owest prices.
Linseed Oil, Both Raw and
lBoi led for painting, antd White
Load of Best Quality.
Give uts a trial before buying
elsewhere.
B. E. CRANDY,
Picken 8. C.
01licc and WVarehouse near De
pot
R U Married?
We mean to an particular store or
place to do your trading, if so
Get a Divorce
And buy wvhere you can get the
best goods for the lowest prices.
You will fall in love with our
modest prices, while the charming
freshness and excellent quality of
our goods is most sure to please
you. Having once experiencedl the
com fort1, con tent and satisfaction
our bargains aff'ord, you will have
mnastored the elemen ts pertaimning to
long life, peace and prosperity.
W~o keel) a full line of Dry
Good, Notions, Shoes, Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Clothing, Ladies
Capos, Hate, Groceries and Hard
ware, and can certainly make it to
your advantage to soe our line and
get our prices before purchasing
your fall bill.
Respectfully,
ELLISON BROS.
j17.07y1. REA SL MV 0 .
MoFALL'S
EH"SUDOET*,.%
-OF-'
PHUN and PHAX
Mr. Editor.
Whetn the Go,)d Pholks want a
SEWING MACHINE INSIST
that they buy a good one. Tell
THEM TO SEE ME ABOUT IT.
Good Machines, light., noiseless,
EASY TERMS!
Nice Spring flats for Ladies.
MISSEs, MEN AND BOYS. ALL
kinds. Straw, Wool, Fur and
Cloth. Some for Sunday, some
for every (lay.
Nice Summer Shoes, Slippers
Men's Low cut Plow Shoes, old
men's old ladies'. easy as an old
shoes-Shoes for the babios.
Nice Furniture all the time, big
stock, Low prices. Stoves, Wash
pots Kett lese Tin ware, Crockery,
Cedar Churns, Wash boards and
good sop. Large lot Plows and
handled Hoes. Goon time now to
play on them.
Large lot Checks, Drills and
Sheepings. Rugs, Baskot.s Buchets,
Tubs,Table and Pocket Cutlery.
All kinds Houso keeping goods.
Everything!
Como and see us.
W. 2. .M'Fa -
.1 ICKENS RAILROAD
Schedul.
Ii Effect Juno 26th, 1898.
Oin nd afteritme the 26th, the follow
ing Schedule will be rni overthe Pickins
It. R , for the puipose of hauling Freight
aid Passengers, viz:
No. 9-Daily exce pt. So"'- --No..']10
lead Down. Mixed To. ,eal- tJp.
4.20 &m Lv Piekeis A 1 7.50 am
5.00 1111 Ar Easley Lv 7.05 am
N,:. 12- Daily except 8itidny - No. 11
lead Flowin lP ssegr Service Read Up
1 pm Lv Pickens Ar 5.45s 1)11
1.10 pm11 Ar Ea-ley Lv 5.05 pm
Trainss will slop t) lake ill or let oI
IMS.-engrs: al thet followingi cros'siins:
Fegun'.Par-sonl-4 and Maild-in's.
Depot will be oi enA fori tle receiviig
mii d ivery of Freight from 8 A. M1. to
12 M.
We will make it t-) your inteient tc
parioiiize 011 ho ro(ll by givilg good
ervice atii primpt at' enilout.
ArrovEI):
J. 1'. TAYLOR, Gen. MIgr
JULIUS E. BOGUS Presidenit
Money to L )an.
On imsiprovei farim lands t 1 sm of s30m
ndt upward. Loans repa. able in smual
wiiual ayrnents through a period of fi
Tears, thus enabling the boirower to pa)
e 1 nis8 in~tdetenss without exhaustiuw hhl
Or in auny onse year. A pply to
J. E. Boggs, Attorney,
oct7 98 yl- Piekens, S. C.
Look! A sitea irn Tiene.
Saves nine. ilughes' Toinic (neuw im
I: roved, ta:stIe p leai~ saant taI ken ini early
Spin und 1( Fl~I psreents ClillI, I)t'sgu i
ande bIlasaiasl 'evers . Acts oni thie liver,
(ones uIp thie &iysteml. hlette tc~ha i Qu i.
linhe. Giurnteed. try it. Al, Iih.n
gI.-ts. 50,'. andl $ I.00 bottle..
nmsy1I2t f'JS.
Cheapj Pr, un
LAW 1titiri.s at ;0 cent a P'age. undel
siomie cirIconistace t Lhue pice w.ill b~ ie.
'luceul to lifIty censts a. page-Gool work
Goods P'aper P romiptLl I eiveryv. hlissmste
eheaper I hani at any i,' ber hsonne. t,
fogne ini tohel et-tyls. If you55 hsavei prlin.
into d4 uo, it w.ill he to y'or titesL I,
write to thie Pi eis amuss Ikismner A bhevilleIt
8. C for pi)ces. oila i prsiminsg
1898
I wanit t>)D xtemli4 to mhy iend~iss an11
atronus lly sincerel thasnks for Ih lit
ali trando dourinig the y4ear 1898.
1899
TVhis beip (lhe fir'st of ai no4w year' Yo
nignin ope our doors1400 Monidaiy to th
pubihlie withI n1 determ'iiiation to nsoik
mhore fr'iendus in thle ,y 'a 1891) thut
A hive man11 should( know0. 1no dull ieasIoI
ome14 limiy wiiteI bJg nid verltisemnt
and isei m't5o fusha, but l wh'len I nant111
priic I ntiw.ays fi ii buiyer..L
Tlo Keep It Ui
BlACK DRESS GOODS AND
SILKS.
WVe alwnys' H(ell mtore blnck Dries*
(Goods and allka in Jans~uar'y am14 yetl
roar'y than any othter two monthls in
the yemar.
We have~ stomi towels lift over'i frai m
Chrlist msau. tr t 1,e t i Vi . .,
o(,t at a bsargin.
C ounserpanes.
The bsest '75 cent andt $1.00 couniter
panesf) made 89 to cluoe out, see
themi before they nroe gouno
WVishinig my friendsujandl cuttomieri a
hanppy New Yoar and miuchi success
R . L. R. Bentz,
LEADER IN LOW PRICES.
[Greenville. 8. 0;
ville, S. C. Offce over Addigen
Drug Store.
D It. RtOBERT 1LIRKSET,
Physician and *urteenj
Office at his residence at tie
liomle place, ON 'i'elve Mile ivr.
March 8. 1894.
C. FITZGERALD, PlO6'R
* pher, Greenville, I. C. Ofle, ever
Addiso's Driig HaKre.
All work guaranteed to fve waiste.
tion.
aI)r897yi.
W E would respectfully infWorm the P&b.
lie Ihat D~r. It. T. Webs.on, 'he is
Well un1d favorably kiowin to -"W citizene
of Piekens county, i now asocsiated
with tin it the practice of Deulstry.
Offce: Entire front romS (rn eeht
City Nationial thank liock.
Dus. NORWOOD & Neuw
Greenlile, C.I
H1. J. IIAYNXsWOaRT1, i. 2.
L. W . PA ntanB, pi r )
Greonville, S. C.
Hay nesworth,Parker bbht gen
Attomney -e~a-g,W,
Pickens C. H., - - Seat 1tBan
Practice in all Courbs. Attend t all
business promptly.
m'-Monev to loan.
B. A. MORGAN, W. F. #kLASNINA"gg
Greenville S. C. PI4kena. . 9.
Morgan & Blassinguae,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Piekens, 0. H., 9. o.
Practice ip all the courts.
apr-16-06yi.
ABE CLARIK. OO. a. Wo0Pitl.
Clark & Cooper,
-Dealers in
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS,
sr-Tombstones
of every
Description.-4
-ALSO
MANTELS, STATUARY, VA9Eg
and Wrought Iron FENCINg.
CLARK & OOOPER,
apr8-97yl. Greenville, S. C.
Leather ani
Harness
A full stock of Leatber always on
hand. All kinds ok Harness in steeir
and made to order.
Also Saddles, Bridle., Whipr,
Umbrellas, robes and everyt1ig
usually kept in a firmt class Harness
Store.
I pay highest price for Hides and
Wax.
M. W. tOODLETT.
109 Main Street,
Greenville, 8. c.
Springwood Tannery.
march12yl.
W e
K eep
For
Sale
reils ed and matched Flooring,
s10 to $15 per M feet
Birud(ed andi matched Ceiling,
4'% x 5, $10 per M feef.
" " " Celing, n:
%x 6, *12.1and $15 per Mi feet
" " r tition,
%xii, Sig per M feet.
Boxing liase, plait. Casing, Dreesed,
2 8. and E., $1, per Ml feet
1% x 12 S. Lumber, $16 per M feet.
Boards dlressed 28. and 2 E , commnon,
$10 per .M. feet.
Mouldings, 304 per C. ft., for each
inch in width.
Doors, Sash, Blind., Glass, Pittty,
Paints, Stains, Varnishes, Oils,
Brushes, etc.
Laths, Lime Plastering, Hair, rlas
ter Paris, Nails.
Respectfully,
Cower & SpeIghts.
Office and WVarohouse 107 Laurensa
street.
Coat and Woodl Yardl and Lumber
Lumber Sheds, 0. & W. C. R. R.,
corner Broad and Gas streets,
Greenvillo, S. C.
ap~r29-97y1.
For Sale.
Neven1 aere< of tne lnnd, in splendiel
condieit lin, withint ten in utes walk of thie
courit house. A bargainI to, anuaonu wi'h
ing to loente hcere'. Snaitahle for lot, f ,r
A pply to Frank E. Cox,
nul8tf. Pilckens $. U
IHow to Find Out.
Fill ai bottie or commwon gbuss with
yonr water' an~id let it ..tand ltt onr
.tniins younIr lineni it 1is evidenice of kidney
I rouble, too fregnent desire to na to
panin In the bachnk is aliso ccof~nin ng proofb
that the kidlnevs an.i blaudd r are out of
WHI AT TO DO.
Thler~e in comfor? in the I.,noewliedge So
oftenf *xpressed54(, that I-r. Kilmier'd
Swiampj Ro. t, ihe great t iidneyi remedy
fulfuil <everiy wviehh In cring Ithenmai'tismi
pi, n, I'u theiinek, iiduinv'" live'r bladdeer
and~ overy part of the urinary passage. It
coret iaility to btobi water and scald
ingl pin ini passing it, or had effects fot
lowing 1154 of liquor, wino or beer, and
I've rcomni, that unpieasant necessity of be.
lng coiinpolled to go ofton during theo day,
andle got up :many timesc during the night.
Thet iaildi andI tihe extraordinary effect of
Sw~ali.-Root is soon) realized, It standS
the. highest for its wouderful ciures of tihe
Inloit diistressiing1 case. If you need a mued.
1(11no you shioul d have the host. Sold by
dIruggisti. ini fifty ceint andu One dollar sizes.
You may have asamapie uuttle of tk" wone
derful discovery anid a book that tq maor
atbout it, biothi sent absolutely free by mail,
address Dr. Kiilmer & Co , lighaton, N4.
Y, 'When writing mention that, you res I
this genieronae offer In The People 's Jour.
nat.