The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 03, 1895, Image 2
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W. W. BALL, EDITOR.
atea for Advertising.?Ordinary Ad
ortistunonts, per Square? one inser
tion, fl.OOi eaob subsequent insertion,
50 oont?.
Llboral reduotlon made for- largo Ad
rtlaemonU.
W.W.BALL,
Proprietor.
URENS, S. C, Sept. 8, 1805.
11
e wo had occasion to
pon the tendency of a
largo portion of tho press of this State
to ring tho ohanges weekly upon their
favorite text tho "aristocrat." Under
this over-roourrlug dehaagogic appeal
it is no wonder that tho State is largely
possessed with tho tendency to social
ism which in tho wealthy northern
communities and in tho crowded civili
zations of Europe constantly vox so
ciety and disturb the soolal fabric
Were it not that the llttlo proporty in
this Stato is so oqually distributed and
tho proporty holdors of more than
?? average intolllgonco, under tho preach
ing of tho ovory-day politician, unrest,
jealousies, madness, nihilism, would
threaten the vory existence of propor
ty. Fortunately tho man who owns
eyen a small home Is shrewd onough to
catch the drift of tho strong denuncia
tory utterances of tho speaker, that his
clamor is a cry for oflico only, and has
no farther drift. At tho South partic
ularly, and throughout our country
tbere has been always, as now, a strong
tendenoy towards tho acquisition of
land, tho establishment of farms and
plantations and thus tho growth of an
independent, intelligent population,
copoorvative in its loanings and const
ituting the very bulwark of poaco and
order. Thus the multiplication of small
farms throughout tho Stato is tho saf
est guarantee of a happy, contented,
liberty loving, orderly, intollleont clt
nship. It should therefore be tho
nd study of every loading citizen
in this Z every man protending to
polities, to encourage among our young
men the acquisition of sniall land hold
ings, and the ostabVishmont < oinos.
There is less penury, beggary and dis
satisfaction and' more prosperity in
Franco than in any of tho groat States
of Europe, duo to tho more equal dis
tribution of land among the poople,
under eonditious established a century
ago. There is much written recently
upon the tondoncyof tho young men to
desert the farms for city life with the
view to bettor opportunities and build
ing up rapid fortunes. Statistics how
ever carofully colloetod, show conclu
sively that of those who stick to tho
country, ninety per cent, acquire com
fort and indopendenco. while of those
?who flock to towns and cities only ton
por cent succood and grow to compet
ence and ease. The other ninety drift
and are lost in the scramble and crush.
The road to great fortune is through
commoroial and kindred pursuits, as
speculation, mining and groat ventures,
"Uftt the way Is strewn with wrecks,
ruin, and all tho calamities, casualties
and crimes that human offovt is llabh
to. Tho road^to success and happiness
lies in the middle way: persistent,
orious, economical effort,
.?vi ?n to aomo dogroo has grown
rioh, as tho rosult of favorable legisla
tion, tho fortunes of war, and othor
favorablo circumstances. But tin
leisure class, tho class abovo work and
commanding oaso In tho Eastori
States contrasted with tho toiler!
is infinitely small compared to th<
same class in tho great European
crowded populations. Tho poor
and tho workers at tho North an
millions. Tho hope thoroforo of tin
Stato and the South is to multiply hei
farms and country homos by tho thou
snnd. In tho meanwhile thero is no
i 'leisure class at tho South and all may
bo classed together as twirlcrs in tho
competitive strugglo for oxlstonco and
a comfortable competence. Thero
are only three cities at the South that
.in any sonao can bo said to rank as
seats of commerce and Industry and
ealth?New Orleans, Atlanta and
rlchmond, tl\e latter with all tho sur
lundings and environment of a north
n community. Wo aro prepared and
oharge that tho country noods 11
anoial rollof; that the legislation at
ashlngton,-the tariff and othorin
..iqultlos havo boen cruel and tended to
crush out tho South and Impede her
ti prosperity. At tho same tlmo what wo
' havo written is sound and our pooplo
I should well consider those viows and
I bo hopeful for the future. Wo havo no
I hope of stopping tho mouths of tho
( mouthy demagogues, who by much
I windy talk and wild rant expect to
create dissatisfaction and unrost, and
thus capture tho little olllccs in tho
gift of tho people.
* *
Tho Pross of the Stato is somowhat
oxercisod as to who will succeed Scna
> tor Irby as U. S. Senator. Tho Logl3la
I ture to be chosen in 1800 will oloct; but
I the oleotion will probably bo in 1807.?
That is, upon the supposition that tno
nive.nl ion now to moot provides for a
(Ojpjpi'vturo. Again it may provido for
*.il or biennial Legislatures.
. ?etting just what moy hap
The Fodoral constitution only
provides that oaoh State shall havo a
jnublican form of Govornmont ?
fhat that is or should bo might be
come a question for tho Courts, to wit,
if Courts aro to bo providod for In the
inw constitution.
?**
The groat Southern exposition opens
at Atlanta on tho 18th Inst. Prcsldont
Cleveland will touch tho button at
Cray Gables and tho gates will open on
the greatest ovont in the national his
tory of the South. Tho South Is tkkka
INCOONITA to the real world, but If sho
wails herself of this opportunity now
tho world may find out nor resources
ind assist in dovoloping thorn and mak
ing her prosperous.
*#?
llurdin has a hard road to travel
loaded down with silver and sound?
)omooracy.
Kunsoi\' ?it
Senate^ RansqjT ?las boon ro-ap
: >A Me to Mexico?Clovoland
*d?. b
Breaking- the Record.
A variance in tho number on a regis
tration ticket and tho number of tho
name on tho registration book was
never heard of in this Stato until tho
eloetlons In 1894. In this regard the re
cord was than broken for tho first time.
It Is a clear caso of "honor In the
broach."
*?*
Some half dozen now localities arc
hungry for county-hood. Notloos, as
required by law, aro bolng published
In the papers. The matter will prob
ably be settled in tho new Constitution
by a roduction of the aroa and leaving
the formation of counties to the non
oral Assembly.
? *?
The Hon. W. D Evans, Railroad
Commissioner and President State
Farmers Alliance, In his addross at
Columbia, 6ald union .r; other things?
a Revolution Is coining?to bo olTected
by the ballot. Ho Is just four years
behind tho times.
? *
The up-country Press shows somo lit
tle disposition to adviso Charleston in
tho matter of tho salo of tho Port
Royal & Western Carolina Railroad.
Porhap3 Charleston will understand
horsolf in tho promises.
Eye Specialist iff Town.
Dr. F. M. Schwab, the well known
Eyo Specialist will bo at tho Richard
son Hotel, on Friday, September Oth
until September 13th for one week.?
Tho doctor comes horo highly rocom
monded. Ho has cured thousands of
ca8?s of headache, weak oyos, soro
oyes, granular eyelids In pain over tho
eyes. Ho makos a scientific examina
tion of tho oyos froo of charge
If you sulTor with your oyos or head
ho oan afford you rolief Tho care,
skill and oxporionco necessary In fit
ting glasses to tho oyes aro apparent to
all intelligent persons; that hundreds
of people loso tholr eyesight ontlrely
from tho uso of In for lor glasses, an op
portunity Is now presented to all those
with bad eyesight. Tho doctor makes
no charge for examination of tho oyos.
Spectacles to suit all impaired oyc
sight?from September Oth to Septem
ber 13 at tho Richardson Hotel.
Oru.
So much timo has elapsed einco my
hist that you may bo surprised when
you receive this end I doubt not if your
ingenuity will suggest your Strange^*. ?
respondant, till you havo read the sub
scribers name. T? ? ? -y bo pres?aning to
lbir>' .ldn a few fines from
f.' .icllo villago and surroundings.?
However I will test your gonorosity any
way, although say little news.
The crop3 aro good and rains abun
dant.
Tho health of tho community gener
erally good, but Dr. Cox ha3 some cases
hero just at present.
Mis368_Beola Bryson and Liz-do Craig,
aro spending some timo at Saluda and
Ashvillo.
Mrs. J. A. Devlin is visiting Mrs. J. E.
McOlintock.
Miss Eliza Bryson is visiting relatives
at Clinton and will extend her vhit to
Abbeville. Wo hoar Miss Eliza thinks
of taking a special courso in art at the
Duo West. Fomalo College next torm.
Miss T. Craig is spending some time
with her sister, Mis. Oscar Hunter.
Mrs. Sallie Blakely and daughter,
Miss Lydia, vititod Dr. Blakoly at Hick
ory Grovo, York county last week. The
Doctor has had an attack of fever, but ia
now convalescent.
Mrs. W. D. Fowler, of Spartanburg, is
visiting Dr. J. It. Fawler.
Prof. W. M. Bryson is teaching at
Barksdale. Tho Professor's Bphore of
usefulness socnis to bo expanding, so
many schools soliciting his services.
Dr. R. II. Bryson is also teaching
near Laurcns. He will prosecute his
medical course during the winter.
Miss Nannie Todd of Duo West, is ex
pected to iosumo her school work hero
somo time in September.
Mrs. Lewdy Blakoly and daughter,
Mr?. W. J. Fleming, will visit Rev. H.
B' Blakely in Atlanta, oomo timo in Oc
tober.
Miss Balln Craig will return to the
college for Women in Columbia.
Capt. W. If. McClintock and daugh
ter, Miss Ca -rie and little Eilollo, visited
Mr. Ddvo Nesbilt, at Hillsvillo on Mon
day last.
Miss Lydio Thompson is arranging
for an ox tended trip to relatives at Duo
West and Pelzar.
Mr. R. II. Fleming will soon bo ablo
to supply his friends and neighbors with
brick, as ho will in a low days burn ono
hundred thousand.
Tho brass band at this place is quite
an acqnistion.
Mrs. M. W. W. Bryson, anticipates re
suming her school work at Wideman's
ere long.
No preaching with either of the de
nominations on Sabbath, a rather un
Oftual occurrence.
WllHBMUNA.
WHY SUFFER WITH
Sick and Nervous
Sou may bo easily and ciulckly euro \
by taking
Ayer'S Pauls
"I have been a victim of terri- o
hie headaches, and have never <?
found anything to relievo them t,
ho quickly as Ayer's PiUs. Since o
I began taking this medicine, the ?!j
attacks have In-come less niitl
less frequent, until. At present) ?!
months have passed since I ol
have had 0110.";??. F. NEWMAN, g:
Dug Spur, Va." ?
"Having used Ayer'.s Pills With o |
groat .success for<lyr.p(?p?ht, from <
vliich I Buffered for years, I ro* J
colved never to be wit liotll 11)0111 ,;
in my household. They aro I i ?,
deed effective." ? Mrs, Malm: "
Moitms, 125 Willow St., PhUti- ?
del phi a, l'a. o
. , ... , o
"I always uno Aycr ??? Pills?-nmi o
think them oxeellont."?Mvs, G. o:
v. WAtn?vf?, ilackso-.i, I'm, g
Ayer's Pi Ills!
Rocclvotl Hitjfiort Awprtfo L]
AT Tr.fi WORLD'S FAJR $'
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DR. W. H. BALL
OFFICE OVER RATIOf *' "AN' UORENS.
^"?IOB DATS?P
Loug Brauch.
There has been a protractod meeting
going on the past week at Leesvillo
chucch. Rervice conducted by pastor
Hov. Mr. Olarkson assisted by Rev. Mr.
Nettles, of Newberry. There has been
much interest manifested by tho enthe
community and wo trust much good and
lasting good has bcon done.
Ronald, little son of Robert and Mamie
Donnon has boon very eick for a few
days at the rosidonce of Mr. Joseph
Todd.
John T. Blakely is building a
cominodiou3 barn in which to storo his
forage. But wo don't know why he has
done without ono so long.
R. O. Ilairston baa completed a neat
dwelling on the Jones' plnco instead of
tho one burned last spring, und thus
Jesso Fuller can movo home and worship
der his own roof.
Prof. J. M. Culbertson's pchoolnt Oak
Grove has finally c'osed. While that of
Miss Ruth To ld at Long Branch still
goes on.
The very short crop of cotton h bo
ginning to open which makus tho littlu
Gilsons anxious about n new drt-'sa nod
red shoes, but thoy don't know of them
long occounts we owe at the store, so we
let them stand and hollow. Go it boots
your daddie's rich.
Yes, thore aro booming times for old
Ball is homo from Glenns Springs and
Adveiitihbk h on a regular September
taro.
That much talked of election for dele
gates is over and tho untie didn't make
aa big monkeys of themselves as \vau
thought thoy would or was expected of
them. In fact thoy didn't do near as
bad as eomb of the Tillmanites wanted
them to do. They simply stared at
home and lot her roll. And so did tux
hundred reformers s'.ny at home. We
wonder why. So next year aa Bou Till
man gooa gadding around after other
political Goda we wondor if he will let
uo few poor antis b9 called the Denic
oratic party. ?
Sl.OCUM GtL8)M.
Listof Letters
Remaining In tho Post Ofilco at Lau
rons, S. C., unclaimed, for tho week
ondlng Sept. 2, 1895:
B?Boeks, D.m'l, colored ; Bacheller,
W M.
O- Calfnxscat, Mr; Cheek, Mies Mary.
D?Denn, Alfred.
F?Fowler, Miss Anna; Foster, Mcnry ;
Fallow, Ludo.
O-Girrettj Zack ; Garrelt, Willice.
H?Hill, Cooper A Bros ; Iliggini?,
Mrs Delia: Hud'cVe, Mrs Mollio.
M?McGe - ... Bris: Marshall, Mrs
W Y L ???
R- 'f> linage, Ncttv.
-"ricott, Miss Lydia; Sey mour, Beter ;
owitzer, Alex.
FOB tub wick k ending AUG. 20, 1895.
A?Anderson, G W.
B?Bonds, Timona.
C?Campboll, Dan; Chcak, Miss
Mary; Corbet, Ed.
D?Dorroh, Harrison.
E?Eppes, J D.
II?Howard, Thad: Harris, Miss E L.
J?Jackeon, Joas.
K?Konnedy, Abroham?2.
M?Motts, Mrs Sallio; Mills. Miss
Muhaloy; Madden, Mrs Fannio; Martin,
W A; Mourico, Mrs Fannio.
0--0'Noal. Chas; Odam, W R.
R?Rodgera, J A; Riddlo, Wist.
S?Scott, J H; Snow, Mrs Eula.
?Watts, Noal; Walker, Mark.
Persons calling for any of above let
tors will please say, "They are adver
tised." T. B. Crews. P. M.
NOTICE
Of Bill to form a JYcw County
from -portions of Spartan
burg, Union, Latircns
and Greenville Counties.
Wo will ask tho Legislature at its
next session to lay olY a now county to
ho known as Enorcc county, with Wood
run" as its county scut with tho follow
ing boundaries: Boguning at or near
Pelham Factory an?>Vrunnlng thence
to tho Union county floe at or near
West Spring8; thoncc to^Enoreo river
to a point ut or near \vhorc\tho town
ship lino botwoon Jacks and Scuftlo
town township of Laurens county strike
said river: thonco up said river to
where Buekhcud Creek cmpitios into
said river; thonco up said creek to
Pleasant Mound; thence to a point on
tho Greenville line ono mllo oast of
Fountain Inn; thonco a straight lino
to beginning corner.
J. B. KlLGORE,
W. s. Gray,
s. o. Brookman,
L. F. PlCAUSON,
L. C. WOFFORD,
S. M. PlLORAM,
Committco for Petitioners.
Aug. 28, 1895?3m
NOTICE
Of Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.
Take notice that on the 9 th day
of October, 1895, I will render A
final account of my acts and doings
as Administratrix of the estate of
J. D. Byrd, deceased, in the
office of Judge of Probate for Lau
rens county at 10 o'clock A.M.,
and on the same clay will apply for
a final discharge from my trust as
such Administratrix.
All persons having demands
against said estate will please pre
sent them on or before that day.
proven and authenticated, or he
forever barred
N. E. BYRD,
Administratrix.
Sept 2, I89S-5L
IS THE BEST.
FIT FOB AKI'.C.
. CORDOVAN,
FRFNCH61 ENAMELLED CALF.
\49Zt& Fine CalfSiftANflARfio.
*3.epP0llCE,3 soles.
L*fi.*l.7S BOVS'SCHOOLSHOEa
x./vmtca ?
brockton has3.
Over One Million People wear tho
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for tlio money.
Thoy equal custom shoes In stylo and fit.
Tlnfr wearing qualities ore unsurpassed.
The prices aro uniform,??-stamped on sole.
Prom $1 to $3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you wo can. Sold by
W. A. JAMIKSON,
Lauren8, S. C.
VISOReMEN
Easily. Quickly, Permanently Restored.
MAGNETIC NERVINE trt?Sat
roHtoro Lost Manhood. Caret* wonkuoflHOH, Norvoun
Dnbility nnd nil tho ovIIh from oarly or Intor ex
cosseo, the roflulte of overwork, worry, nicknosa,
etc, Fall strength, tonoand dovelopinotit given
to evory organ or portion of tho body. Improve
ment immediately booh from tho first box. Thous
ands of lottern of prfdoo on filo In our office. Can
m oarriod in vent pocket. Hont by mail to any
fuMroHftonroooiptof prlco. Ono month'o treat
mi ni In each box. imoo$1.00,0hoxcii, W.00, with
WritUm Ouiirinit.-o to rofundjmonoy if notourod.
Bend to ua for tho Genuine* Circulars Froo.
HV- y The Latiror- Drug Co.
I Was Sick .
Every day, suffering will? stomieh, liver and
kidney trouble also from after effects of tb?
Wim*
Mr. II. F. Harris
grip, with pain in my back and limbs. Different
medicines failed to boneflt me. Tho first dose
of Hood'3 Sarsaparille relieved my stomach. I
have continued and I am now permanently
Hood's?** Cures
cured. All pain has loft mc. my appetite ij cood,
my sleep sound and refreshing, and I am strong
and well. I never enjoyed bitter health. B. P.
liahr.rs, "White Hing, Totinossec.
Hood'8 PlilS cure all tlvei ?U. 'JOc.
TASTELESS
CHILL
TONIC
18 JUST ASCOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRBCESOcte.
OAt.ATiA, Ills., Nov. 10,1S03.
Ports Medtelno Co., St. I/julu, Mo.
Gentlomon:?Wo sold last year, COO boltloo ot
GIIOVK'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC rml have
boiuibt tbrco rcros-? nlrccdy tblo year. In nil our 0X>
perfouco of 11 ronro. In the drug buolnout. have
Dover Bolil nn nrtlrlo thuttMvo r.uoli ii-.tveroolor.tii?
IttUlon us your Tonic. Vouva tnii,,
Aun*-y, CAItn & Co
For sale by Du. B. F. Posey,
Laurens, S. C
OOS
mean?, so >.. ::. more than^
'you imagi: z?serious and'
'fatal disca: c ? rssult frotn'
trifling : . neglected.?
DoiVt play with Nature's'
f greatest j ;*ilt.health.
5 Ifyru arc feeling
??* !? >?t r.| f.oiis, weak
T? j , i. ud Rcncrally ex
I ?isVr/r? \ ? ???? : ??? pppctlle
wav?uw ...... v,otJ:>
oncotak
'? '. : ' most rclla
Ii: te it retigt hen jng
il Inc.which la
v u'a Icon Jiii
A few hot*
; Cl IC benefit
UttersI v^f$
i.. ?. and It's
_. I ?..;.:..( I; lake.
it t ^vu-8Jl &
DyapCpi I.':?.*.?.U / r::J I.h er
Neuralgin, Ti'ot&Iofj
ConstipaUou, Bad Dined
kvMatavta, Hew
6 Get only :'. . Ith.-.r.C! rased rod
*? linen on ib.- v.-..- '? ??. A Hi.'. I r 3 are nub*
l atitutea. Oim .'? '.nlamnowe
f will bead leg . i World'!1
1 Pair VI-\ I bec!
Jr BROWN CHEMICAL < ; ,tAC RS. MO.
PURE DRUGS
Are very essential when a
person is ill and adulterat
ed medicines cannot possi
bly have the curative
powers like wholesome
medicines but
DE. B. P. POSEY
keeps nothing but the best and
purest Drugs and Medicines
and people wanting anything
in my line will do well to call.
I also carry a large stock of
Teilet Articles, Staticncry, acca,
Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and
Laundry Soap and a hundred
and one other things kept in
a first-class Drug Store. I keen
sardem seeos
of reliable houses constantly on
hand and sell them at reasonable
prices. Yours for mutual benefit,
? JL O
V/KOLF.SALE AHD RETAIL
9
DRUGGIST
SOUTHERN
JjAND Advertising ^gency
-and
Real Estate Exchange.
A Ilurcnil Ol' Information
und Exebantro
Central Ofllco, Columbia, S. C.
C. D. STANLEY, Mana.vjr.
Roal Estate Register and Doscriptivc
Circulars I'Voo.
(Bond two conts to cover postage)
T>AUTlES_wishirur to buy, soli, loaso
_L or oxchango lands should send
thoir nddross at onco to this Agency
and securo Register and Doscriptivc
circulars, giving valuablo Information
of improved and unimproved farm
lands and roal ostato of kinds for salo,
also the addross of parties wishing to
buy. Inquirers should stato whothor
thoy wish to buy, soil or oxchango, and
whothor for cash, lands or markotablo
securities. Branch oflloos to ho ostab
lishod in ovory County in the South.
S. D. Oarlington representing Lau
rons County Bureau, Laurens, 8. 0.
I. 1894?lv
iDoti't foe G?lied.
For selling at cost is old "Chestnut" and as sta
threadbare as the aged garments offered.
OUR STOC
S?its ai}d Gent's '4>
XL NEW.
Latest Cuts, Styles, and' ics#
YOU EXPECT US TO MAKF
A PROFIT
We Do
jn Small Maroin,
And the many of * , . , J
us know this to be' ? have tried
th. We await
Yoixt JUd^ ?t)t.
.1 learn thai
a*)d Let I>e
haracteristic of
Laurens, S. C Famous Clothing, Hal and W Store.
<??. 19, 1895. r
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NO F^UIT
Who Knows but What this may he the Case in 1890.
Now acting on the possibility of this being true hadn't we
better can all the fruit we can of the promised bountiful crop for
the present year.
Is the time to buy your Mason's P. L. Fruit Jars. The cost of
them now is twice what they were twenty days ago, which is higher
than ve are selling them at now. We will sell at the present
prices while this lot lasts but don't promise anything on next ship
ment. Don't wait till all are sold. "A bird in the hand is worth
two in the bush."
J. 0. C. FLEMING & CO.
/
/
f CrjatjceT
$50.00
Wo don't give you the name of this Cycle that we are mak
hjg a run on. We have good reasons for doing so. We will
natch it against any show us lor $75.00. Cash or Credit.
?CYCLES.
As Good as Made?Only
$65.00 will buy you a high grade Cycle made by The Ram
bler people?withG&J Pneumatic Tire, wood rim. See these
special oflers in our sbo\y_window. The piice wont last long?we
amaljg j.^-u-Lii*Jo ptfvertising.
gtJkW~ We have now a Bicycle repairer who will do your work
promptly, Mr. W. C. Meridoth. Send him your work.
S. M. & E. H.Wilkes & GO.
Laurens, S. C.
gQkV* Mint er's New Building.
1
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Sj?arris Litiria Water.
, .- ??- -
The most .remarkable Water on the Market to-day which is
Shown by its Analysis and Testimonials of the Most
Noted Physicians of the Country.
#
Read what a prominent merchant of Columbia, S. C, has to say for
Harris Lithia Water.
"I had long been affected with kidney troubles. I had tried all the
mineral waters from Saratoga to Porter Springs. I had tried the
Western watei/s and all others that I could hear of, and I have no hesi
tancy in saying that none have benefited me even approximately as
much as the Harris Lithia Water. I was us????- the. Buffalo Lithia Water
when 1 heard of this. I do noL expect to use the Bullalo Water again.
"When I went to Harris Lithia Springs, I had \o be assisted nt,J
my chair. After remaining two weeks I could get about a
anybody. It acted on me like a charm?quickly and ellectively.
water is now being largely sold in Columbia, and I think every
who has tried it will agree with me in the belief that it is the 1
markable water in the country. From a simple interest in suite
inanity, I would like very much to sec it given a trial. *?
0. A. BALDWIN, Columbia
Harris Lithia Water Co., Harris Springs, S. C.
AsiiEViLLB, N. C.j September, !>
Mr. J. T. Harris:
We have been selling the Harris Lithia Water for some t
find it a ready seller; those who have tried it are loud in its prai;
doctors here regard it superior to either the Buffalo or Lop
Waters. We predict for it a wonderful sale when the mci i'.
more generally known.
Yours very truly, RAYSOR & SMIT1
Prescription Drug
1*uosi>kuity, S. C. Feb. 2}
Mr. ]. T. Harris:
I have been under the treatment of seveial physicians, and
different watering places during the last ten years for kidney di
affords me pleasure to say that I have received more benefit
use of Hart is Lithia Water than all remedies combined.
Respectfully,
. G. D. W
For Sale by
The Laurons Drug Co., and Kenner