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Itching, Burning, Eczem; Is the external indication of n co dition of the blood which produces fiery irritation almost unbearable. It a mistake to think that this local irrit tion is the disease itself?it is simply a evidence of a disordered condition ot tl blood, &The seat of the disease is in tl blood, and this is why the various salvi and ointments usually applied have t effect whatever. They cannot possib reach the origin of the trouble; only blood remedv can do that. S. S. S. without an equal (or bloo?l diseases, nr promptly and permanently cures Qczexi and removes all taint. Much torture could be avoided if tl first itching symptoms were heeded at a course of S.S.S. taken promptly, as a parently insignificant skin irritatioi usually develop into the worst for of Kczetna unless properly treated. It matters uot what other treatmc has been tried in vain, S.S.S. alwa; gets at the seat of the disease, ai forces it out. Mr. William Armstrong, an old res dent and highly respected citizen I)e Pere, Wis., writes on April ist, i6y iy ***$' Vv ^ Si A. MR. WIM.IAM A KM.STUNG. "I have been a sufferer for eight yea with that horrible disease, He/etna, times all over tny body, and no pcrs< can describe the burning and itching had to endure. "The extent of my sufferings can I appreciated when I state that my co dition was such that I could not tal rny bed, and for three months I ncv laid down, but was compelled to sit my chair when not moving around, was treated by the best of pliysicia: with no success, and tried all the pate medicines recommended for Kczeni without my go >d iisiilts. I then we to the In ii ma Mud baths, with the san results, an 1 th-n to Mt. Clements, tl celebrated medical resort, where tl treatment put i.ii'v helped me, but il disease hortlv ictnrnel. I went Flori la, t'. inhiti r that a change t f el mate ar 1 water and the citron fru might cure me, but found no cure. "I then ti ied b.S.S.and after tbrceda the burning and itching subsided, ai I continued to improve steadily until was well?entirely cured. After coi niencing S. S. S. I never put an cxtt nal application to my limbs or any pn of my >>o<tv. You may refer to me hi person sulfenug ftom F.c/ema. I w always keep the S. 8. S. in my hous for I consider it the best blood medicii of the present ago. I am seventy yea of age and am now in perfect health For real blood diseases relief can on be obtained b\ using a real blood rem dy. So many people who are suffere from an obstinate or deep-seated bloc disease make t he mistake of taking ret edies wh di at best are only tonics ut cannot possibly reach their trouble, is in ;nst such 1 aso* which other so-calh 1 lood remedies cannot reach that S.S. has made some of the most wouderl cures. S. S. S. cures permanently Cancr Catarrh, Rheumatism, lye/.etna, Tettc Contagious ltlood l'oison, Scrofula, at all other 1; .-eases having their origin the blood. It is a A Real Blood Remedy and gets at the seat of disease and fore it out promptly even after otlu r so-calh bloo?l remedies have tailed. S. S. S. guaranteed purely vegetable, n Itooks on blood and skin diseases w be mailed free to any address by Sw Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. Relief in 6 Hours I>1 <tri?ssiii?^ Kidney and Ida dor disease* relieved in six hoti by the '\N i w < i kk at Soi tii A mkii CAN Kin.NKV < ' UK," I Ills lie remedy i> a gr?*at surprise on a count of its exceeding promptne in relieving pain in the bladdr kidneys, back a el every part the urinary passages in male i female. It relieves retention water and pain in passing it a most immediately. If you vvr quick relief and cure this is yoi remedy. Sold by J. F. Mackoy Co., Druggist, Lancaster, S. ( Smile II Down. Kvery one who loves you r.ovcs to see you sinlle : I .uvea to see you eheerful Ami happy all the while. i ' Smiling c ones so easy' I Do not woar u frown, If you feel one rlsiue, I Always smile it down. ?The 1! -usohohl. IKflfect ol Water on llorsos. A horse run live twenty five! * days without solid lood merely drinking water ; seventeen days * without rating or drinkimr, and j IS a- only live days when eating solid l,? food without drinking. |j ,e An idea prevails ainonir horse-1, e? I I to men that a horse should never he , watered of'tener than throe times 1 '? day or in twentv four hours, <. id * ia This is not only a mistaken idea , ie hut a very brutal practice. A ' horse's stomach is extremely sen-11 p- , is sitive. and will sutler under the, m interference, tausing a feverish I nl condition. ! , ys ] 1(* Feeding a liorse principally on ' j it- grain and driving it live hours | without watering i- like living < man <alt mackerel for dinuei and i not allowing him to drink until * supper time?very unsatfactory ; to the man. It' you know anything about I' the care of horses, and liave any sympathy lor them, water them as often n- they want to drink? once an hour it possible. I?v lo ^ inir this, you will be not only merciful to your animals, but a j bene t ic t or to yourself. as they j will do more work ; thoy will be . In-all bier ; they will look bettor. , ;im<1 will Ik- lo-v liable to cough*- | and cold*. and will live longer. i r9 I! sou arc a skeptic ami know i ** more than any one else, yon are < ;l positive that the foregoing i> be wrong. because yon have had n* horses to die with watering tie-in i ce ? to much, and bold I v sav that , i . , . I the agitator- ol fre<jnonf waterI** ing are t'ools in your estimation, i *. and yon would not do such a 1 ie thing, du-l reason tor a moment. ' and figure out whether the ani 1" rii:i 1 would havo over drank and ' t? in. . :i- uvcr cniiicii -ti?mr?? M il i' had llt not Ihm'H allowed to ln'i'iuin' uvcr thirsty. A horse is a irr^at ?I?? ? 1 il like :i mnii. I.?'t liirn over r! worked, over-doeked, or utilised. | ir* and particularly for tli? want of L i?l snliieient drink in warm weather. ; ,,p ami tin* coiisrijiii'iifi's will al\\ay> r* h" injurious. Sen>il?le hostlers m I ly 1 ny:e cities ar?* awakening to tin* 1 r9 advantages ol Ireipient watering, "t St reel car horses are watered 1 lint .'Very hour.ami sometimes oltener. ?,l while 11 joy are at work. ll is ^ plenty of water that supplies ^ evaporation or perspiration an<l . keeps down I lie temperature. } * What old fo_:v method^ amount < i a to may he seen by the ehnn^e in j medieal pra? 11 < t?> man IwentyM ch year* ajjo a person haviny a fever o| any kind, or pneumonia, was allowed but little water to drink, ill and then it had to be tepid. lo day pratiet ioneis preseribe all ] _ the n ed water the patient > an ?j# p ibly lrink . md in a>! dd e>a. ll cold bandages are aoidied to re 1 ' , ??'-*" - rM dure ami control temperature ol a? tin* blood. What i- ;ij>|> 1 i?*:11> 1 < to c- man will never injure a horse. P3 I se eotnmon sciim' ami human r: lee, i11ir. I )on't t lank il e a hor-e ot I)r and capable ol enduring an\ ami of all things. A driver who -it- in1' l'* his box ami la-lu - his wornout. ,r half curried, hall'led and hall 1 watered team should never com 1 , j plain of any abmo he may re |; vivo from his master or employ-J t, lor lie is lower in character,, harder in sympalhv and less no hie than the brutes he is driving, ind ho deserves in the name of all hat is human, the punishment, of v criminal.?Chicago Clay dour nal. NTlClliI'KS wn Ul'ICKLY. >o{Crnci? Will he llnrcliod Out off AlUula .Mill. Atlanta, (ia., August. 5.?The strike at the Fulton Hag and Cot011 mills which threw 1,100 employes out yesterday because white girls refused to be placed py the side of colored women, ame to an unexpected end today. Tlie textile union met early in he day. It seemed as if a generil strike would ensue, as no one bought the authorities of the j mill would give in. A commitee was appointed to consult with President .Jacob Klsas, demandng the removal of all negro la>orers. I'nexpocted to the strik*r< thi< was agreed to, a compromise wa? made by which the trikers agreed to work extra ..ins if necessary. Tomorrow lie negroes will he marched out,, md Monday the strikers will get! :o work again. The strike has mused a big flurry among the' working classes of the south. ONE OF TWO WAYS. The bladder was created for >no purpose, namely, a receptacle ror the urine, and as such it is not liabie to any form of disease xcept by one of two ways. The !ir-t wav i> from i mnerfoet ar.tion ?f the kidneys. The second way is J loin careless local treatment if other diseases. <11111 t .11 HF.. I nhealthy urine from mi healthy kidneys isthechiel caijso; :>f Madder troubles. So the womh, like the Madder, was created for one purpose, and if not lectured too much i? not liable to weakness or disease, except in rare ease*. It is situated back of ,iml very close to the bladder, therefore any pai:: oi inconvenience manifested 111 the kidneys, hack, bladder or urinary passage often, by mistaki, attributed to female w akness r womb trouble of some sort. The error is easily made and may be a* easily | avoided. To liiul out correctly, <ot your urine aside for twenty four hours ; a sediment or settling indicate.- kidney or bladder trouble. The mild and the extraordinary efb ct of I >r. K i 1 tiler's Swamp Knot,thegreat kidney,and bladder remedy i? soon realized. If yon need a medicine you should have the best. Atdruirprist fifty cent" iml one dollar. Vou may have a simple bottle and pumplet, both sent free by mail. Mention the l.s i kki'I'.isk and send your address to Dr. Kilmer A Co., liinpham-1 ton, N. ^ . The proprietors c?f tin- paper ^uai.vntee the neiiuinenesH of thiH otl'or. SPANISH .JACK I >K l.<' k IN l{ I I ?(t I., Ill K ( KI.KI } hrnteif tlioroiijrhlircd SPANISH 'A< k tin- liHiiilHiiiiii'-t in tin* Slate, which I ;? I?? 11 awarded I lie highest |ireiniiii:i<iver nil competitors at the Stale I'air fur year . will xtatnl the |?r?--< ijt ~ j11 tip- -tables of Heath,, ^priiijr- ,y < n. jn th*a towti (if I.atieastep, sure fnftl I'd a raf teed for sM" April 111, |.v.?7, ?See our sowing machines and , prices before you buy. Kstkr. , I'KISK office AN OPEN * O 5 \ t*w 3 WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE C( EXCLUSIVE USE oF THE WO I 44 PITCHER'S CASTORIw /, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, was the originator of "PITCH that has borne and dors mm bear the facsimile signature cf t This is the original " PITCHER'S used in the homes of the ITothet gears. LOOK CAREFULLY at i the hind gou hr;vc always bought and has the signature oj per. No one has authority frt eept The Centaur Company of President. March 8, 1S97. 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