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high up in the niche of fame, but why
N AXE Invidious distinction when, in this
world, it is worth makes the man more
than mouey or position and so being one
arrival or departure is no more necessary
to note than another's.
To obtain an excellent, perhaps the
finest view OF the lake, borrow 10 Julian's
glass, field glass, and go to the observatory
of the Park hotel 1t is a sight worth
taking in.
Excelsior, well named, is among the
ha andsoEnest places about the lake. It is
charming in location, situated high and
dry. free from surrounding marshes and is
the delight and pride of its denizens.
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LIH.fT rs HESPRCT4BLE s

LH.IT rs EESPECTlBLE SOCIETY,"
We heard man, otherwise Intelligent
enough, lately sIeer at another c hr-
7.>.i,e. " sat! IL, lone nevar meets II ~
III respe ctanle society !! The speaker
did not lAenn, however, tha5 t 'erson
he affected to look dov-h u,ol wlS in
moral, but merely that his cir;'e Of H.
timates were not composed Of the f.sn-
iOnable and rich.
This notion Of what constitutes rc-
spectacle society is quite a fAvorit, one
with that class of individuals w,i3;n
Thackeray has so significantly c1ial
"snobs." Empty pretense always makes
its own characteristics standard by
which it strives to measure the respect
ability of persons at large. In a COM
munity of mere money-getters wealth IS
the test of respectability. Among the
proud, narrow minded, etfete nobility Of
the Faubourg st. Germain respect
ability depends upon being descendants
from ancestors who have married their
cousins for so many centuries that
neither muscles nor brains are left any
longer to degenerate descendants.
With the dandy officers who constitute a
considerable portion of the American
navy responsibility consists in having
sponged on "Uncle Sam," in wearing
gilt buttons, and in iilting tailors. Ev-
cry conceited fool thinks himself in like
way the only man really weighty, the
only person who is respectable.
But true responsibility depends on no
such adventitious circumstances. To be
respectable is to be worthy of respect;
and he deserves respect who has most
virtue. The bumblest man who bravely
does his duty is more worthy of respect,
is more truly respectable, than the
covetous millionaire among his money.
bags, or the arrogant monarch upon his
| throne.
The fine lady who backbites her neigh,
Dor is less worthy of respect than al
honest washwoman. The profigatC
noble, though he may wear a dozer
orders. is often not really as respect
able as the shoe-black who cleans
boots. That which exalts "the world
exalts the one and despises the other
but it does not make them respectabl,
according to the real meaning o
that word. Their responsibility is bu
a hollow sham, as they themseive
frequently feel, and those who worship
them bow down to fetish, thing O
feathers and tinsel. The selfish, idl
drone, who wastes life in his own graf
ifcation, and dissipates the fortune @
his progeny, is not and cannot be re
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MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN.

Treats all diseases successfully without the aid Of
dangerous medicines This famous healer is en-
dor-ed by men and women of national reput4-
tiou, and by lead II newspaper men In the U. S.
also all the papers published in st. Paul and Min
ne polls Evidence of mi aculous cures at his
office. Valuable gold and diamo d medal pre-
sented by prominent people of Jacksonville.
Florida, or exhibition at Harry Legg's ieTelry
store. Consultation free. Assisted by one of
the oldest graduates of Jefferson Medical Col
lege, Ph ladelphia strangersat distance treat
ed by correspondence, wherever practicable.
Serd for copy IF ''rho Magnetic Journal -
mailed free Office -SY 1DICATE BLOCK.
MINNEAPOLIS, aINN Residanc Nicollet
House, Rooms Nl-53.
OFFICE HOURS-9 a. N. to l p. m; 2 t.
$50 p. m, and t. s p. N.
Sundays to Y H. m. lSs
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HAMP BRIDGEMAN, OF charleston,
Ark, while playing with silver dollar,
got it stuck in his throat, and to save
his life the doctors had to drive it down
into his stomach, where it occasions
him no discomfort. He will never be
Hdead broke"
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"TM very sick man." observed the
tramp, languidy, as he anchored him
self at a restaurant table; " the doctor
says 1 must have strengthening food
Give me something vi il plenty of iron
in it." The waiter shaded the corners.
of his mouth with his hands, and then
beloved in stsntorian tones: Zone kGg
of nails -
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An Austin clergyman met a promi-
nent saloon keeper, with whose family
he was acquainted. How is it that 1
never see you in church?" asked tho
pastor. because l don't go there. ii
you reverends don't patronize my saloon,
[ am rot going to patronize your
chulches 4 is yourbusiness TO set the
goo cA........e aud come first"
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"WHAT? Seven dollars for tins
Why, you only charged me 81. 80 for
that fine large oil piece on the wall
there" Great artist: Exactly so.
That little bit in your hand is done in
water-color. They come high now ON
account of the recent drought"
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

RHODE ISLAND, small as she is, has
very large school income in proportion
to her population-larger apparently
than any other State except Massachu-
sets.
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Father Hard on TIE Locer.

A South Minneapolis young man hired
dashing livery rig and started to take his
afianced, also a South Minneapolis girl,
riding. 1t is said the girl fails to recipro-
cate the ardor of her lover-for the reason
that another young man has excited her
passion-and when the couple had started
on the drive, she said she had forgotten
her parasol. He drove back to the house
and he was asked to go into the house for
the sun-shade. He complied with the re-
quest, but had no more than placed the
door between hiLiself and his lady love
than she picked up the reins and dashed
away. evidently in quest of lover No. >.
At last reports the young man was still
searching in vain for horse and girl.
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THERE are $4,000 people employed IL
cigar-making in New York city There
are S27, OOU,O 600 cigars and 23O. O0O,COU d,
cigarettes manufactured there early.
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IT is private life that governs the
world. The world talks much of pow
erful sovereigns and great Ministers,
and if being tanned about made one pow
erful they would be irresistible; but, the
fact is, the more you are talked about
the less powerful you are.-LOrd Beac-
OnSfeld.
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LANGUAGE is not an instrument into
which if a fool breathe it will make mel
ody.-GOldarie Smith.
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TAXATION for education provides less
that 81 TOR each pupil Of the Public
schools of Georgia.
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MINNEAPOLIS WANT COLUMN

ETORSALE OR RENT-A saloon with fixtm es
/ located on corner of Twenty fourth aver ue
south and Eigh,h street. Apply t place.
,S6-192
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THE telephone tells its own story, and
it's a sound enc mt that.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

IT is more by disregard of small
things than by open and fragrant Of
fenses that men come short of excel
lence
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m. ROeIIer

Keeps the finest stock Of buggies, carriages,
phaetons, ETC., in the city. Carria yes Or baggies
of any kind made to order at reasonable pr. ces.
246 and 248 Second avenue soath.
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The art of praising caused the art Of
speaking.
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YOUNG MEN.

IoH South Thrd street. Minnea polls, MINI. Office
Hours-9 a. m. 20 l p. m.: to and z 10 p III
Sunt ys,9 to ii a. NJ ONLY. Treat all Cnfohic,
Nervous and p clal Diseases of Men and Women.
YOUNG MEN.
The following symptoms, frequently met with
among young men, are produced oy causes wen
known to themselves: Loss of Memory and Energy,
Ewes growing Weak, Eruptions on the FOreheaG,
disturbing Dreams, Unrefreshing sleep, Bad Feel
ING ON rising in the Mug, Loss of Appetite Pal
n tation of the Heart, Dependency, T1mldlty,
Brooding over the Past, Apprehensions for the Fu-
ture aversion to Society, an Unnatural Preference
for Solitude. and many others Dr. Splnney would
saw to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this
notice that YOU are treadiI g on dangerous ground
when YOU longer delay in seeking the proper RENE
DIV for YOU complaint You may be IN tne nrst
stage-remember you are approaching the last, and
the time must come when the most skillful physi-
clan can render you NO assis ance. In no case has
tb doctor failed of success Then let not despair
work itself upon your imagination, but avail your
selves If the bene ial results of his treatment be-
fore your case is beyond the reach of medical skill
or before grim Death hurries you to premature
grave.
There are many of the age of thirty TO sixty who
are often troubled with too frequent excavations oi
tbe bladder often accompanied by a slight smart
ing or burning sensation, aud weakening OF the syS
ten, IN a rnanuer the patient -rannot account fhr
| On ex mining the urinary deposits rnpy sediment
will often he found. and sometimes small particles
| of albuneu will appear the colT be of a thin
] m1Ik h hue again changing t dark or torpid ap
! nearance There are many men who die OF th:
+culty ignorant of the cause, which is the second
stare of seminal weakness The Doctor will guar
antee perfect cure in all such cases. and HEALTHY
restoration of the genito urinary organs. Pamphle
WIN iull pdrucul8r-. sent free O any ad1re-- IA
or address DR. SPINNEY & CO, 10 Third str
south. Mime apois, Mimi. 'R
z
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HAZEN & co, red estate, loans and business
IL brokers. We buy, sell aud exchange real
es-ate, business places, collect claims AID pay
;axe, etc. Rooms > aEd 4, 3O4 First avenue
south 1898
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Nj INNEAPOLIS Employment Parlors, sO4
vi First avenue eouth Male and female help
constantly on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ford Co. 175*
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JUSTICE delayed is justice denied.
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~ MINNEAPOLIS

OF ETCE-No. s. Washington GUch"e' op-
' astee .NicOLLet7 7HOuSe.10ftce hours FROM q
~ ITO IOo'clOcE u. 1n-
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HTANTED-Farm hands, gardeners, timers
~ aud Scandinavian clerks, two good edger-
men, boys for couatry work, porter for ba Der
shop. Apply TO GIluagham & Co., Harmon a
hall. lS'tE
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See 6 bingham u Co.'s advertisement in want
colUIl.
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SAFES-A large invoice of Briggs safes just
y received. One specially fine fire and burg
lars afe. \, assortment of second hand safe,
different IN ,kes, cheap. Scales, money drawers,
e5c. NJ. ID. Rpwley Il Co, general agents. u
FIurth rtreet 50 L. Mil' eapoIs, MINI. 1873
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TANrcD-1artieS having houses or busi
~ ness places for sale or rent, to list them
with Uazen & Co. 304 First avenue south. 179*
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

CONCERT HALL IA Third street north.
~ The music has Deen engaged and no pains
has been spared To MAKE thus the finest resort in
the cit, All kinds OF refreshments will be
served in the hall .i.adie,' refreshment rooms
and ice cream pariors up stairs. Everything
new and tirst-ci5t+s. Come and have good
time john LIeoDia. prupcietor lS4*
{Er ANTED-Ev ~ one to know that the place
w to buy boots and shoes is at Moran's, 252
Hennepm avenue. Best goods and lowest
prices. 1917
T 4. CARLSON'S Employment Office, %
- J. Washington aveane north. Telephone
connections. First-clas5 help furnished on ap-
plication. 1917
{ET TANTED-Farm hands, gardeners, timers
~ aud scandinavian clerks, two good edger-
men, boys for country work, porter for ba Der
shop. Apply TO GIltingham q Co., Harmon
hall. lSuE
MINNEAPOLIS Employment Parlors, sU4
vi First avenue south. Male and female help
constantly Oh hand. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ford q Co. 1879
HAZEN & co, red estate, loans and business
IL brokers. We buy, sell aud exchange real
es-ate, business places, collect claims AID pay
axe. etc. Rooms > ard 1, 304 First avenue
south. 1879
w ANTcD- ~artieS having houses or busi
~ ness places for sale rent, to list them
with Uazen & Co. 904 First avenue south. 1898
SAFES-A large invoice of Briggs safes just
y received. One specially fine fire and burg
lars afe \ assortment of second hand safe,
different m ,keS, cheap. Scales, money drawers,
e,c. NJ. ID. Rpwley Il Co, general agents, ID
FIurth ttreet 80 u. Milr eapols. MINI. l79*
NkTANTED-Cio,,Ci = ri far general homework
~ and 10 do c,.oEl Z, etc For suci., call at
Minneapolis Empioy.ne Il Pari"rs, 5Oi First ave
nue. s=larl rn1'ns a:.d p 17s*
CITUAT.UNS WAN ,ED-BoOz keepers with
l ) besJ refer. e.. ;;raacry clerks, shipping
c!erSs, and meu for Z g-.ieral WORK. Gil:ngaam
Il Co., Harmonic hall. l7s*
NyANTED 500 abIebodied men, women
~ and children TO buy groceries, at Bain
Bros, 32S Eleventh avenue south. 17S*
AZ ANTED-Scandinavia salesman and drug
~ clerk, two good cdgermen, porters for
barber shops, b " fOr hotel work, and boy to
take care of horses, boy to herd. farm hands,
cook. and German gardener. Apply to Gil
hngham & Co., Harmonic hall. 17S
NETAN IED-evervbJ Jdy to know that Al. Roel-
W ler has the finest stock of carriages, bug
gies a2d paaetonsi the CRY. and for less money.
177%
DDollo- CO.. carr;ouaS b,,uria-
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yET ANTED-Ev- -Ty one tG know that the place
w to buy boots and shoes is at Moran's, 252
Hennepm avenue. Best goods and lowest
prices. 1917
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

T a. CARLSON'S Employment Office, %
- Washington aveane north. Telephone
connections. First-clas5 help furnished on ap-
plicatiOn. 1879
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

CITUAT.UNS MAN .ED-Book keepers with
basJ refer. e.. ;,-Hacry clerks. shipping
c,eras, and meu for Z ..,eral WORK. Gil:nglam
x Co Harmonic hall. l7s*
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\kTANTED-GOed Z ri far general homework
~ and Iu do c,,osI Z, etc For suci.. call at
Minneapolis Empioy.ne Il Parlnrs, S0i First ave
nue s=,l1h r,r,,ns s,;.ti = 17sx
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w ANTED 800 abIebOdied men, women
~ and children TO buy groceries, at Bain
Bros, 32S Eleventh avenue south. 17S*
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DR., SPINNEY
&c.,,

1oH South Thira street. Minnea polls, MINI. Office
Hours-9 a. m. 10 l p. n.; to and to p. III
Sun ays9 to ii a.. III. ONLY Treat all Chronic
Nervous and p clal Diseases of Men and Women
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-10-27

freely give this. my certificate. hoping it
may induce some poor sufferer. as have been,
to try the wonderful Natural Doctor. B. G.
Kelsay. and be cured. would not take one
thousand dollars for the relief he has given
me He is the cheapest and best doctor ever
tried; his medicines are mild and pleasant to
take. 1 have been afflicted with female weak
ness. liver and kidney disease for twenty
years. al for the last fifteen years have been
suffering severely with headache. I'd have
a bad spell nearly every week. and would al
most have spasms, the pain was SO severe. L
have had twenty different physicians. the best
there was to be had. and they did't give me
much relief. 1 then heard Of the noted DR..
Edwards. Of Union CITY. 1 went there and
placed myself under bis treatment and he did
me no good; and then, after trying all the pat
eat medicines heard of, besides many differ
ent electric pads. batteries. etc.. thought may
be change of water would benefit me.
went to Murfreesbore, Middle Tennessee, and
after drinking limestone water three months.
l came back home. if changed any, worse than
when went. than spent about four months
at Eureka sprisgs, Ark and came home no
better. had almost given up of ever being
well, my life was miserable. But thank cd
that found relief when met DR.. Kelsay. /
know not how to express my thanks TO him fer
the relief be has given me. l don't think |
could say too much. for he has cured me. /
feel as well as ever did in my life; feel like
a new woman. 1 cheerfully recommend him
to all sufferers everywhere. could write a
a volume, but will quit at this. If any of my
friends want any mere inform alton they can
see me at my home.
Mrs. DAVE TAYLOR,
Milan, Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-10-27

We do not believe the South will
swallow Ben Butler if the Mobile
Register reflects public opinion. This
Is its language:
Take Ben Butler-Beast Butler
as u democratic candidate ! Nom
mate the spoon-thief, the tyrant of
New Orleans; the ogre whose poison
GUS breath cast the deadly insult up
on Southern womanhood ! The grand
old democratic party nominate this
man! BY the memory of the sacred
cause in which our noblest and brav>
est gave up their lives; by the names
of Lee and jackson, and by our love
for the bonnie blne banner they bore,
we say never! never! never!
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-10-27
Tennessee Patents.

Mr.. H. N. Jenkins, solicitor of
patents, Washington, d. c., officially
reports to the Exchange the complete
list of patents granted Tennessee in
ventors for the week endinS Oct,
18th, 1888:
John Walter, Nashville, car>roof;
James E Gauze, Brownsville, steam
whistle; Jos. A. Kellogg, Nashville,
mailbag catcher; Thomas Cubbins,
Memphis, eisenhower; Jesse Over
ton, jackson, combined Fireplace
and cooking stove; j. d. Waldran,
Memphis, valve.grinder; r. D'Shiell
Robertson, Columbia, hymn and mu'
sic book.
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DON'T FAIL TO CONSIDER THIS I

wish to say to any one suffering from the
annoying diseases Of Fistula and Kidney
troubles. that thsre is euro for them by APP
plying to b. c. KelsAy. known IS the "Natu-
raj Doctor" have been troubled for years
with the above disease and could find no re-
lief. /. knowing of some of the remarkable
cures made by DR.. Kelsay. cast from mo 81
prejudice, and visited him. placed myself un-
der his charge, and was in six months cure
sound and we'll bv his remedies. Try him
Respectfully, }. B. SnvIsR,
Jackasa, Tenn.
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jackson. Tenn.

freely give this, my certificate, in the inter-
est of suffering females. I had suffered for
several years with complicated liver. kidney
and female troubles; my case bafled the skill
of some Of the best physicians of this city:
they could but give me temporary relief.
heard of the arrival of the Natural Doctor.
Kelsay and sent for him. He told me my
trouble without asking me one question. 1 at
once placed myself under the treatment of his
pure. mild and pleasant vegetable medicine
and. thanks to the Giver of all good. he cured
me in few months. do say without fear of
contradiction that he is the best doctor it has
been my good fortune to meet, and cheerful
ly recommend him to all suffering humanity
Respectfully, Lucy AKIN.
jackson, Tenn.
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Jackson, Tenn .

After having suffered for several years with
= complicated case OF gravel, and after hearing
from my family physician. DR.. Tyson. OF
Denmark. that he could do ne more for mo,
consulted some physicians Of Jackson with the
same intelligence, no cure for ne. One day in
July. 1881. 1 was sitting on my porch when
SEINE one rode up to the gate and threw over
q circular containing certificates of many
cures some similar to my case. l al once Or
dsrsd my hack and drove to the ONES If the
Natural Doctor, Kslsay. who at once told me
ny troubles without . word Of information
from me. To make q long story short. he cured
me sound and we'll. / bad net rode horse
back in ten months. now ride where l
please, can make rails. boards and do all 9th
or farm work. 1 am IS years Of age and feel
that am in the prime Of life. Too much can
Lot be said Of the great Natural Doctor Kelsay
and his pure and harm less vegetable medisins.
Respectfully. J. K. HHHLY,
Seven miles from jackson. Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-10-27

To Suffering Females would advise you
to go to the Natural Doctor Kelsay. I had
been troubled for many years with complicated
tsobles and could find but little relief. EARLY
in the year 1881 heard Of the new Doctor KEEL
say and at once consulted him. He told me
my troubles without one word of inform ation
from me. at once placed myself under his
treatment, and to my very agreeable surprise
he cured me with his harmless vegetable med
icines. Since my first acquaintance he has
been my family physician with like good sue
cess in general practice. lie cured my son Of
= severe case of malarial fever. He also cured
little child in my care of chronic dysentery
of two years standing. RESPECTFULLY,
NJ. A. MoFrATr.
Jackson, Tenn.
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Read this 1 wish to say that b. C. Kslsay,
the Natural Doctor of our town, relieved me
frsm the abominable habit of the use of NOR
phine. had been one among the unfortunate
and from a scrofulatic affection of the blood
and an injury inflicted on my left knee 1 had
lost my leg, and from the severe pain morphine
was prescribed and used by me foe two years
1 had become slave to its fatal grip. but
thanks, first to g cd then to DR.. b. c. Kelssy.
l sm entirely cured of all my diseases, nor do
1 crave morphine at all. Now you may all say
just what you please. B. G. Lelsay, the Nat
ural Doctor, is the man for me.
RoB'T. n. HOLMES, jackson, Tenn.
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l WANT ALL TO KNOW !

had been suffering for a numbeT Of years
with kidney and bladder disease. could find
no relief whatever, and my life had become a
burden. / heard of the much noted Natural
Doctor Kelsay, and through curiosity visited
him. He e1amined only the veins in my arm
and without asking me one question, or me
telling one word, he told me every symptom of
my disease. Of course this gave me conf
dence. 1 placed myslf under his treatment
and commenced improving in very short
time. l am now cured sound and we'll, and
was only under his care four months. All
who doubt the above can address me.
Respectfully. J. NJ. BLAsKINsHIP,
Milan, Tenn.
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Jackson, Tom.

To the afflicted everywhere. and all the world
besides Iii said. and truly too. that theo
is no crime Of greater enornity than ingrati-
tude. Under this conviction, and desire to
benefit suffering humanity. I will here state
that the Natural Doctor. B. G. Kelsay, Of
Jackson. has performed in my family three
cures so miraculous that the bare assertion of
the fact. unaccsmpsnied dy living testimony.
would DO enough to stagger ersdulity and arm
the skeptic with the ~ost formidable weapon
Of philosophical impossibilitiss. My swn
case of kidney and bladder complaint. .sftsr
having them fumblsd and Numbered ever by
the slArins absurditiss Of . so-ssilsd science.
was sfectually cared BY DR.. kelsey. Ny wife
and daughter were afflicted with diseases:pecu-
liar to females for fifteen years. Afte- having
expended large sums Of money in the aug
msntAtion Of the purses Of . ridiculous system
of failures and contrarietes they were both
cured By thia msch derided and falsely aecus.
ed DIR. b. G. Kslssy. Now. right in the face
Of all the croaking and the snsers Of dsrisio.,
l unhssitatingly recommend DR.. Kslsay to
the Afiictsd Of every grade sad kind. ne mat
ter what may be their disease or the time of its
existence. In testimony whereof de fear.
lsssly and boldly anix my signature.
W. A. wOoD. M. D.
Miles northwest Of Jackson. Team.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-10-27

To all This is to certify that B. c. Kelsay,
the Natural Doctor, has been my family physi-
clan for the past year, and feel that l cannot
say too much in his praise. HI has cured one
very severe attack Of malarial fever for my
little girl and that very speedily. too. He has
also done other practice in my family with
perfect success. More than that, live next
door to Kelsay's ono. and see manifestations
daily of his success in the cure of all manner
Of diseases by tho Rumberless ones visiting
him and proclaiming Tho has cured me, my
wife nv childi These are the words
hear daily, and then knowingly recommend
him to the afflicted everywhere.
Respectfully. Mas. Z. KEARSxY.
Jackson. Tenn.