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DIR. Bragg.'S
LNDLAE QUEEN VEGET.7BLE StG.4R
COATED PILLS.
EEAVE been used with great success Iii many

LNDLdE QUEEN VEGETABLE SCG.fR
CO.ATED PILLS.
AVE been used with great successIu many
OF the diseases of the country instead OF
~enetics for cleansing the Stomach, for conges-
ton of The large internal vessels ofthe body when
the Liver is always dcrangcd, producing the
most Alarming symptoms that takes phase Ill the
bilious fevers and Congestive Chills oiour colin-
try. And as it is here very important 10 remark
in relation TO the last named disease, Congcstive
Chilis which is Il malddy ofthe most alarming and
dangerous nature; defying, in almost every case,
the best directed efforts OF the medical faculty
dealing devastation and destruction around the
land, TO all Of its devoted victims, with very few
exceptions. This disease so fearful and apall-
ing in its character and symptoms, and so hor-
rid and obstinate in its dire effects upon the hu-
man body may always be prevented, and often
removed and entirely irradicated from the syS
tenn by a timely ard vigorous use of DIR. Bragg's
Sugar Coated Pills. Thus like i heavenly mes
;senger, snatctilg many a valuable lie. Faith
Ter, mother, son, daughter, or much esteemed and
beloved friend, or lonely stranger from the jaws
of death, cheating the Grim Monster Of his \ ic-
tim, and the undertaken ola very profitable trade
which he carries OH between Death and the
Grave.
All those nervous affections AMI spasms-such
as take place in Group and worms fever, and
teetking in children, may always be prevented
and very readily removed by DR.. Briggs Sugar
Coated Anti Bilious Pills.
A CASE IN POINT.
A Planter, near Jackson. Miss, writes as fall
lows:-My lirle boy, three years old. lia'l had
chills for several weeks, with swelled abdomen.
and occasional strong spasms or slight fits. re-
1921 a - H. D-.-S O. Ttl
Anfi Bilious Pills, and the happy result was
that they brought way from the little sufferer,
in about forty hours, some dozen or two
of those DeSteStable Worms that inlest the lOw-
els and destroy the lives OF 50 many Children
The child recovered Immediately.
STILL MORE EXTRAORDINARY.
Door. BRAcG:--I was ATTACHED, three year ago
last spring. with chills and fever, which lasted
me, with very little intrrmi>sion, for about six
months. was then taken with bilious fever,
and upon recovering from it, l thought ] was
well OF my CID complaint, the chills but in about
five weeks | was again visited with ague in a
strong form. From that time | had 10 NOR
health. In the first place my spleen became very
painful and much swelled. My liver was also
enlarged, lost my appetite, then had the jaun-
dice and became rery yellow. and SO it went on,
Ny COMPLAINTS all seemed TO have passed into a
chronic form and | looked more like 4 dead man
than a live one. | took the advice Of almost ev-
cry Doctor | saw, and | took Brandrcth's Pills,
Peters Pills and Sapington's Pills, and
Green's Pills, and Smiths Sugar Coated Pills,
and Wright's Indian Pills, besides Syrups and
Sarsaparillas, and | don't know what all. Last
spring l was induced TO make another trial, and
| took yo,.r Sugar Coated Pills, and thank God.
l hit il at last. l soon began TO mend. | Kept
taking them anu kept getting better. | have tu-
ken no other medicine since | co.. menccd with
yours an now we'll and am following nv hu-
siness again. This is a short history OF my cure.
If you think it is worth publishing; l wish every
body might hear Of it. for Cod knows it was a
harI one. Your medicine stands very high here
and | believe it to be all the good medicine there
is in this section, andI consider myself, now, a
pretty good judge.
JAMES WILKINSON.
B-For Sale at the following places:
Campbell & Watts, Bowling-Green,
E. & D. Draper, Louisiana,
Sarah Alem, Frankford,
John L Luke, GAINESVILLE,
Parker & Mclean, Paynesville,
S o Minor, Prairieville,
Thomas NJ Carroll, Grass-creek, Pike co.
Hays & hampton, New London
A. Cochran. Auburn. Lincoln county.
Britton G. Voolfolk, Troy, Mo.
March, 22d, 1917.
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