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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-03-08
Tho c.. c. G. & c. Railroad Election

We are indebted to w. H. Frierson. Esq.
the efficient Clerk Of the Board of County
Commissioners, for the following statement t
OF the returns made to the County Com
mlssionc.s and their action thereon, re-
garding the elections upon the matter of
subscribing to the Carolina, Cumberland
Gap X Chicago Railroad voted on recently
III Belton and Williamson townships, in
this County:
lhe result of the election in Williamson
township on the subject Of Subscription"
or NO Subscription" to the capital stock of
the Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago
railroad Company Was returned by the
Managers to the Board Of County Commits
sioners At their regular monthly meeting
on last Tuesday. The total number OF
votes cast i'll Williamson was 427, OF which
20 were for subscription and lGl were
against subscription. The Board then in
struc;ed its Chairman, r. S. Bailey, to
make the subscription of six thousand dol
lars on behalf of Wiiiums,un township to
the capital stock of said Road Warrants
Will he iri:nc'iintry issued to tho Auditor
and Treasurer ~ assess aud collect from the
taxable property "f WILLIAMSON township
the amount Of subscription, onc-half of
which will be calculated upOu the last re-
turhs and be collected in May, with option
Of paying in fi.
In the matter I'll the Bclton election,
there was not the most satisfactory evidence
OF majority for or against subscription,
the Chairman and the other members of
the Board of Managers differing in their
certificates Is to the result. The County
Commissioners, therefore, unanimously de-
cided to take no further steps towards
making the subscription. as their duty i'll
the premises i. only prescribed where - ma
jority is declared in favor of subscription.
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Honen Path Correspondence.

Mr.. EDITOR: The dwelling house of Mr..
J. Henry Taylor, near Honea Path, was
consumed by fire on last Sunday evening.
The fire originated inside perhaps by Goals
falling from the fireplace. Mr.. Taylor is
left without anything at all, his clothing
and provisions all being consumed.
Mrs. C. J. Camak has gene to Atlanta to
purchase her stock Of Spring goods. Mrs.
Camak usually displays fine taste in the as
sortmont of her goods.
Messrs. p. B. Carwle and B. F. Mat,ison
arrived here Monday from the Medical Col
leges. Carwile graduated at the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons in Baltimore. and
Mattison in Atlanta. DR.. Mattison was
honornbly mentioned by the Faculty,
which is complimentary to him is stu
dent. Drs. Harris aud Shirley are expect
cd here on the 10th inst. from Baltimore.
People should be very cautious how they
get sick nowadays. 1t has been suggested
by some OF our older citizens that an un-
iertaker would do woll 10 look around
about Honea Path for a permanent loca-
| ton, as four additions to the medical ranks
are expected to settle liz the community.
| Mr. c. f. Harper is repairing the old
Masonic Hall, with a view Of converting it
into dwelling house 1t makes quite an
improvement in the appearance of the
ttown. The work is nearing completion.
DR.. T. A. Hndgens is greetings new house
near his present residence, which will also
soon be ready for occupation.
The Sons of Temperance Division is still
rapidly progressing. They still have their
weekly meetings, and number about sixty
or seventy. ehAhk'
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Paying Debts.

One Of our religious exchanges has the
following strong remarks on this subject.
They drive the nail to the head and clinch
it:
Men may sophi.ticate how they please.
They can never make It right, and all the
make il right for them not to pay their
debts. There is sin in this neglect as clear
and u deserving church discipline as is
stealing or false swearing. He Who sio-
lates his promise to pay, or withholis the
payment of debt when il is in his power
to niee' he obligation, ought to feel that in
the sight Of all honest men lie is u swindler.
+ Religion may be very comfortable cloak
unde. which TO hide, but if religion does
not make man deal justly, it is not worth
having
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Circuit Court.

Inc Court Of General Sessions w,. ,,,
.'."",' ,a>' week. In addition 10 The case,
'ror'''l last week, the following were dis.
posed of, as Indicated below
,, my 0'a'e vs.. Joseph Green and Johr
ii'FF's' Indictment for stealing from ,I,f
person. John Harris turned State,s ~;
uei!ce. Verdict, us 10 Joe Groer ,;,,.
'.,,'eiee' slN months in the Penitenti,rv
ns ''1'e vs. James Lee Mack. Indie,
men, mule stealing. Verdict yuiI,v
,'e" 't!ai granted ON account OF ya,i,pre
o.'"reil The allegations of the ipdictm.,,
anu the prcpondcrance of evidence
lhe State VS.. Wesley Jenkins. Indic,.
,nei't Tor Arson. Verdict, not ruil,v
PRISONER remandcd to await trial on an
,noiclnent for burning an untenan,ed
house.
In the case Of the State ~. Th,J.
oeus Hunt and Millard Hunt, the defen.
1ah's were each sentenced to puy fine O;
one hundred dollars, or he imprsone, !,
tue fehitentiary one Year. They paid the
me and were released.
Alter the Adjournment, of the cnur, -,
ueheral Sessions, the remainder or tho
week was devoted to equity business and
lui'e number OF cases were lisno..d nf
oh Monday morning the juries returned
all" 'he following eases requiring iury
were tried, with the results given below
MoIully K Taylor w. james II, NicCop-
heli. Rnle on Sherii for money received.
Amount sued for, $ll494. Verdict for
defendant.
Sarah G. Cherry, Adm'1.. VS.. S. $, Cher.
ry. Money demand Consent verdict for
$55c
Lowery 4 Hamilton VS.. Andrew & Pre-
vost. Plaintiffs claim, $l0s. Defendants
deniei the debt, and claim 500 damages
verdict in favor Of defendants for 81 90. and
motion for new trial noted.
W.. Keith vs.. W. A. Chapman. Money
demand. Amount sued for, $:7393. Yer
dict OF $40 for plaintiff. Motion for new
trial.
The Court will probably consume the re-
maihdcr OF the week, as there are several
important equity causes yet to be trie,i, I,.
aldes several jury cases II is probable IL
juries will be dismissed to-day or to.mor-
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Those desiring o good pipe or cigar or
cigarette holder can find genuine meer-
scbaum goods at Whites Drug Store.
Potato or Multiplying Onion at Wilhite's
RUGGIEs!-Any person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED q
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena"
bles them to eelect tho most reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one
Garden Seeds from tho most reiie..s
seedsmen in the United States at Wilhlte
a Wilhite's. All fresh.
To Get fresh and reliable Garden Seeds 60
to whites Drug Store.
Re sure 10 read the announcement of
Reed & Webb in. another column. Their
attractive Family Grocery Store will be
more complete this year by the addition OF
many nice things to their stock.
THE Beat C1aAR-Wilhite's Leader u,
gar is pronounced by all who have SMOKED
f TO be the best cent cigar In tho City;
Call at Wilbite & Whites, get one ana
satisfy yourself as ~ its merits.
Rest Teas in the State at Wilhites Drug
Store.
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Leading Brands.

We always keep the best brands
and makes. No one denies that
some articles are better than others,
even at the same price. For in
stance, We keep the best Calicoes
that can be sold for &C., the best
brands that can be sold for &c. and
&C., the best yard-widc Bleaching
that can be sold for 10c., the best
Georgia Checks that Gun be sold for
SIC, the best Graniteville Shifting
and Sbeeting that can be sold for
&C., &c. and &C., the best Ticking
that can, be sold for 8tc., the best
Cottonades that can be sold for l5c.,
the best white Quilts that can be
sold for $l.00, the best checked
Mnslins that can be sold for Ioic.,
the best Corset that can he sold for
SOC, the best Handkerchief that
can be sold for &C., the best colored
Stockings that can be sold for l0c.,
the best all-wool Black Cashmere
that can be sold for Soc, the best
watered colored Satins that can be
sold. for 75c., the best black Silks
that can be sold for Csc, the best
and prettiest Worsted Dress Goods
that can be sold for l5c. In fact,
We have t!ie best Bargains that can
be given anywhere. All we ask is
an inspection Of our Stock, and a
comparison OF prices.
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srRISdfIELD, ROBERTSON Co. Tenn.

A>ONtIi1DcE &tn. -SSu.
DR. d. BRADFIELD: !Sir-My daughter
mas been suffering for many years with
that dreadful aiiiiction known as Female
Disease, which has cost me many dollars
and notwithstanding had the best med :
ical attendance, could not find relief
nave used many other kinds OF medicines
without effect. had just about given
her up, WAS out of heart, but happened
III the store of W. W. Eckler several
weeks since, and he, knowing Of my
daughters ailliclion, persuaded mo To-
buy bottle of your Female Regulator
She began to improve at once. was so
delighted with its effects that bought
several more bottles. The price. 81 so u
bottle, seemed TO DO very high at first, but
now think il the cheapest preparation
on the globe; and, knowing what ! do
about 1t, ifto-day one of my family was
suffering with that awful disease, l would
have II If it cost $50 bottle, for l can
truthfully BAY it has curcd my daughter
sound and well, and myself and wife do
most heartily recommend your Female
Regulator to be just what it is recon-
inended To be. Respectfully,
III. ID. fEATHERSTuS
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SKINNY MEN-"Well> Health Re-
newer restores health aud vigor, cures
Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility.
81
The American Sewing Machine is still up
| with the times Come in and see the new
NO. I, with large arm and late improve
ihehts-hSht running and noisrlrSs. 4
'a'se lot arriving al {. A. Reeds, Agent.
~ WnAr?-lf you are troubled with
griPing pains in tie stomach. Use Norman's g
Neu'raizing Cordial If troubled with
nausea, sour stomach. fatulency or heart.
Gurn ., ! use Norman Neu,ra!izinE Cordial,
II is pleasant - the taste acceptable 10 the
stomach and no bad effects follow.
'Eoth Lydia L. Pinll.ams Vegetable
COMPOUND and Blood Purifier are prepared
| al .53 and 30 Western Aycnue, Lynn
| Mass. Price OF eiti.yr, Fl. Six bottles for
60. Sent hy mail III the form Of pills or OF
iozehges, nn rcceip of price. 81 per box for
| tither. Mrs. .Pinkham freely answers all
| letters Of inquiry. Enclose 81. stamp
Seni for Guide IN health and Nerve
| Strain
-. A pint OF the finest ink for families
or schools can lie made from n ten-cent
package Of Diamond Dye. T,y ,hcn,.
Mother, think of the battle that is being
%aEed by worms against the life of your
enid. There ID no night Of rest with
them they fight To kill. Shriner's Indian
Nermlfnge will annihiate them. Only 25
cents bottle.
W! Onion Ssts-red, white and ycllow-at
Whites Drug Store.
The time has caine that yon should get
rid oi that Corn on your toe. You NAV
have tried hard enough to get rid OF it bo.
lore, but YOU haven't tried the right thing.
Therefore, for once he sensible and get a
package of Indian Corn Remover at vii.
fites' DrHg Store. 1t is good ching GU.
without rain-and only costs twenty five
cents. If you haven't the twenty-fiv
cents, borrow il. But get the rcmuIy and
be happy. Sold only by Wilhite ( vii.
hitp
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Special Notice,

iar'les Indebted To G. A. Reed, Agent,
either by note or account. are earnestly re-
questcd TO come promptly and pay up.
nave been extremely lenient with some of
you, but must now have my money, MS |
need II. Ny notes and accounts will be
placed in the hands OF an officer OF the law
e'lef december !. Respectfully,
:, :, {. REED. Agent,
fceds New Building, near r. r. Bridge.
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Remember the Following Facts

We have made it study, and
successful one, to give you the best
Goods for the least money. When
ever we ask more for an article, you
may be sure it is far better. and, in
the end, cheaper TO the consumer;
but in most cases our prices are
lower for better goods than those
asked by other houses for inferior
goods
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THE Crrr or Auorsr';-Ms. n. -. =.
Gercke. Augusta, Ga. highly recommssnds enc,
Sorman's Neutralizing Cordial as the ees.'
most pleasant and the most Harmless, ;S,na ,am, =
iiy medicine in existence. 1t Is gaming
strong foothold in the honsehol"S 's,. 'Ia, mo-
have used it and Is destined to become ''ie
moat Dopular medicine In use.
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ARNSTEIN & ROSE,
THE LEADERS OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
SHOES AND HATS,
CARPETS.

We nsk all, seeing our advertise
ment. moi only 20 rssd it, bat TO
study and remember it when you
come to Anderson. We know that
We carry a larger Stock, buy our
goods for Cash. and consequently
cheaper, and offer you greater Bar
gains than any one possibly can.
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DISSOLUTION.
Important Notice.

TTAVING purchased the interest of John
Ill w. Todd in tho Notes, Accounts and
Merchandise In tho firm Of A. B. Towers
& Co.. 1 will continne the business In my
own name. Those indebted 20 the old Arm
rn,tst make immediate payment as must
have the money. By honest and fair deal
ing, hope to retain tho friends and Gus
TONERS OF the old firm. .tg,.i.,
A. B. TOWERS.
Ior d 1CeS 90
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TO RENT-The residence in the CITY o!
Anderson recently occupied oy myself
Apply at my office W. f. "
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Special Notice.

Have you ever seen our Peniten-
,iury Shoes? They have come, and
are, aside Of their intrinsic value,
the best Shoe We ever had. Of
course they are very cheap, rs the
convict labor COSTS but little-a good
hand. made Cater for only $3.50.
and a splendid Glove Kid Top, Kid
Foxed Button Shoes. (hand-work-
, ed button hoies,) for only 500.
We shall sell these goods at the
same price NJ in Charleston, whore
the Factory has big Store.
Another Attraction.
A big line Of Forster's Patent
Hook Kid Gloves, in black and
colors, at only 75c., 75c.. 75c., worth
everywhere SIPS. We have all
sizes, from to 8.
New Goods coming in daily.
Make the New York Cash Store
your Headquarters, as il 10 Head
quarters for Large Stocks and Low
Prices.
ARNSTEIN & ROSE
Feb ~ l893 20
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VXTILL sell 40 acres Of land in the City
wv OF Anderson, on Main st., South
end Of City. Will sell all in one lot, or
divide in lots to suit purchasers. For terms
and prices Beo ths undersigned.
MOORE & WARDLAW,
y q 81 tS. Real Estate Agents.
Wa also have severaI tracts OF land to
sell IA the County. Fine farming lands.
Febta 1855 as 40 H. g w.
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n n - otts youngest son OF non .
j !, -. 4, ifescott, Of Washington, D. c.,
ue city on Monday, and paid the
H., a'lscEa o call. Mr.. Treacott has
D. % settle at his fathers old home,
III, auleton' where he proposes to on
~ :. sSncnitural pursuits. We welcome
,,a ~ our County. and trust that his
st,n Will prove both pleasant and
a,a W the name of Chandler, while
Ega., G ~ work on the dam across the
!9ss,h. "e reizer Factory, on last Tuesday
sS was seriously II not fatally in.
D ,n,, derrick falling on him. BE
"a ". y" IN o terrible manner. The
u, j - living when our informant lefi
IA. .s. ~. the attending physicians were
r.;asS. '0n that he could not survive
3lsamlnl lnlAns daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
= ls s'n, T aged fourteen months, died
Z 4 9sou, M, asy morning, after an Hines.
ssi.n. ,'y-six hours. After appro
Al.s.,, services, conducted by Rev.
bin, Un Wednesday afternoon, the
b n. were Inferred In the Baptist ceme.
ais !, . os'ea'ed parents have the sym,
ilasa,.s.la la large circle Of friends In I'D,
,s 81, }, . 70 an inquiry a, to the sole o
|Esas. y ,am a,mers to their hands. Internn
.o.leesor Brayton says: "Unde
& esul,, , s ruling they are mode liabl
Z un,,, ,,,ets .s and have to pay specia
3aSss, ,.,, aooat q year and a half ag
Am IL. allowed the privilege, bu
lSss cor,. e,s,on Of the United State
H5a n.oi;o me department. made th
q 'oaed decision"
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~. pint OF the fines, ink for families
or schools can lie made from ten-cent
package OF Diamond Dye Tiy them.
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puIEr MENTION.

,h,n,s are receiving their Spring
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AfINSTEiN q fSUs5F.
Feb q, 1888 50
The Osceola times., 1883-06-09

Actual figures demonstrate that over nine
ty thousand people year are entertained at
the Grand Union Hotel (opposite the Grand
Central Depot New York City. So steadily
has its patronage increased, ils present 40
rooms are wholly inadequate; 100 are being
added, which will give to this house over
600 rooms, at II 90 and upwards per day.
Better accommodation for less money than
can be obtained at any other strictly first -class
hotel in the metropolis; coupled with the
saving Of carriage hire, and no charge for
transfer Of baggage TO and from Grand Cen
trail Depot; backed up by its management
performing all il agrees to, and guests finding
everything as represented the chief
cornerstone on which the Grand Union 5
most cnviable success has been attained. At
the first possible opportunity, we advise our
readers to prove the truthfulness of our as :
sertion by stopping at the Grand Union.
Parties visiting pleasure or summer resorts
will also find the Grand Union well located
for their convenience.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-09
A Texas Cattle King.
Atlanta Constitution.

Henry r. Harris, Jr., lately back from
a trip to Texas, where he has some ex-
tensive landed interests, told me how he
found things in the Lone Star State.
He said: Il saw in Fort Worth an old
fellow that didn't look as if he had a
dollar, that was one of the cattle kings
of Texas. He had recently sold his
herds to a company of capitalists for
81 100000. They had not yet made the
payment and were already offered S2,-
600 for the same herds by London
company. He did not own an acre of
land, but simply sold his cattle-mark.
The tendency is for outside capital to con-
troll the business. rode over with a
Mobile capitalist who was carrying 5000
900, with which he was going to set his
son up in cattle. He estimated that the
money-that is, the herds-would doub-
lie every three years, and that is about
the estimate of the best cattle men OF
Texas.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-09
5000.
The Truth Of Certain Assertions to he Veri.
fed Under Forfeiture of the Above
Amount.

II don't believe word Of it, - is an ex-
preston frequently heard in this age of dis
trust; and, In too many eases, it is to be
feared that distrust is well founded. Skep-
ties are the product of deceit, and the
American people of the present day have
been so often deceived that they require alb
solute proof before accepting anything final.
II is fortunate there are doubters-they make
fraud less possible. But it is none the less
absurd TO distrust all because some things
are deceptive. True merit is all the more
worthy because of so much that is valueless
and spurious.
For several years the public prints have
been filled with certain statements almost
marvellous in their nature. The written ut
teranees of thousands of people whose word
should be above suspicion have been spread
before the public, but deubters seem to have
been as skeptical rs ever. In order to meet
these doubts the following card has just been
given to the public:
The Osceola times., 1883-06-09
FLIRTATITON.
ELLA WHEELER.

What is Irritation? Really,
How can | answer that
Yet when she smiles | see its wilcs,
And when he lifts his hat.
'Iis meeting In the ball room,
IT'S whirling in the dance
With something hld behind the lid
Besides simple glance.
: fis walking in the hallway,
Tis resting on the stair;
IT'S bearded lips on finger tips
(lf mamma is not there.
'Tis going out for ices,
'Tis buttOning on n glove,
IT'S lips tina. speak Of plays next week,
Ana eyes that talk of love.
'Tis tucking in carriage,
'Tis asking for a call
'Tis lifted eyes and tender signs,
And that is-no, not all.
'Tis parting when It's over,
Aud one goes home to sleep;
Ira la, my friend, best joys must end
But one goes home to weep.
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The Doctors Endorsement,

=, DIR. w. d.. Wright, Cincinnati, o., sends
the subioined professional endorsement: 81
nave prescribed DIR. WIN. HALLS BAL
SAM FOX TIE LUNGS IN IA great number
OF eases ard always with success. One ease
in particular was given up by several physi-
clans who had been called in Tor consultation
with myself. The patient had all the symp-
toms Of confirmed consumption-cold night
sweats, hectic fever, harassins cough, etc.
He commenced Immediately to get better and
was soon restored to his usual health. have
also found DIR. WIN. HALLS BALSAM
FOR THE LUNGS the most valuable ex-
pectorant for breaking up distressing coughs
and colds that have ever used. -
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WAITING.
MARY CLEMMER.
| wait,

Iwait,
Till from my veiled brows shall fall
This battling cloud, this weal ying thrall,
Which holds me now from knowing ali;
Until my spirit sight shall see
Into all Beings mystery,
See what II really is TO be
wat,
While robhi lg days In moekery fling
Such cruel loss nthwart my Spring,
And life Il lss m with broken wing;
Believing t1at n kindlier fate
The patient soul will compensate
For all Ii loses, ere too late.
wait,
The Summer of the soul Is long,
Its harveStS yet shall round mo thrnug,
In perfect pnmp of Suu and song
In stormless mornings yet to be,
I'll pluck, from ifes full -fruited tree,
The Joy to day denied to me.
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Plucky Little Jacob.
indianapolis Sentinel.

As little son of Jacob Warreford was
playing on the banks of the pond near
large fish jumped from the
water on the bank. The little boy threw
himself on the fish and endeavored to
drag it up on the bank, but finding him
self unable he called for assistance. 1t
was buffalo and weighed forty-two
pounds.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-09

OF the many remedies before the public
for Nervous Debility and weakness of Nerve
Generative system, there is none equal to
Aliens Brain Food, which promptly and
nermaneutly restores all lost yigor; it never
fails. II pkg, 6 for Sat druggists, or
Aliens Pharmacy, 3lj LIST Ave. New York.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-09
PERSONAL ---- Men OnIy.

THE VoLTAIC BELT co. Marshall, Mich,
viii send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Vol-
taic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to men young or old who
are afflicted with nervous debility, lost II
tality and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N. Is.
No risk is incurred. .fas thirty days trial IL
SlloweG
The Osceola times., 1883-06-09

"What shall we do with our girls p
was the subject of a lecture delivered in
Albany the other evening. This is a
hard one to answer. It's rather late for
oysters and little early for ice-cream
You might take her TO church Sunday
night and set up the soda water on the
way home.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-09

"BURNs AND SCALDs''-lfyou are so un-
fortunate as to ,niure yourself in this way,
we can suggest remedy that will soon re-
ieye YOU OF all pain and quickly heal the
sold by all druggists. Cali for Davis Pain
Killer,