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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-13

ting DR.. J. w. Quillian's new Hotel
under fair way, has left his force to
complete it, and gone down to Pendle-
ton to a large job he has there. 1t
seems that they will not give him
much rest, which is sure sign of good
and prompt work.
Our High School, under the n.an-
agement of Prof. G. w. Moore, is mov-
ing smoothly along without ripple.
His accomplished assistants, Miss Lille
Green and Miss Jennie Rosemond, like
himself, move like ciock-work, and are
always at their post, and nothing but
satisfaction is expressed on all sides
Every session it gains in popularity,
and the Professor ia fortunate in OBJ
tanning such valuable assistants.
Mr.. l.. r. Kelly has laid on our
table sample Of his long-staple Ozier
variety of cotton, which is near knee
high, and very fresh and promising.
Mrs. A. M. Russell also sent us
few stalks grown on her fine plantation
by MI. B. F. Harris, which is very
fine, and one of the stalks had four
well-formed squares, which is the first
we have heard OF this seasons. Who
can beat it9
Maj. II. c.. Briggs also HANDS us
some fine stalks Of cotton, containing
squares. ", III
We are panied to learn Of the sud
den death Of Mrs. Mary Maullin, wife
OF Mr.. w. b. Mauldin, which occurred
ut her home OH the night of the 9Th.
inst. She had been afflicted with
heart disease for some time. but on the
night of her death she retired to bed
as we'll as usual, but during the night
she became alarmed from the short
ness of herbreath, and got up, waking
her husband,and told him as she walk
ed across the floor that she was dying,
and died in a few moments. She was
a consistent member OF the Methodist
Church, and leaves 4 husband and six
children and a host Of friends to mourn
her loss. She was buried ut Zion grave
yard, funeral services being conducted
by Rev. w. Fl. Kirton.
Quite an excitement was created
a few nights ago-at least to three Of
our young men, Willie r., Nc. B., and
Johnnie NJ, who were sleeping up
stairs in one Of our stores. They had
been eating oysters, and left the can
on the hearth, and retired for the right.
Some time during the night they were
aroused by terrible racket down in
the store, and after consultation it was
found that there was not weapon in
tile crowd, and to add to their fright,
bethought Themselves that they had
noticed two strange men, or 'tramps,'
sitting near the door before retiring.
However, something must be done,
and as they filed down the steps John
ME N seized an axe, Nc. b., a pitch
fork, and Willie r., SCOOP. and thus
armed commenced the raid, each one
being on a sharp lookout, and expect
ing mortal combat at every step, and
no doubt wishing that he was some
where else; when all of a sudden out
rolled huge cat with his head wedged
in the oyster can SO tight that it could
not be extricated. The cat had been
running over the house striking every.
thing before it. We venture to assert
that pistols or shot-guns could be found
in that room now.
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Roads! One OF our young men visited
there last Sunday, and from the late
ness of the hour in his return, we
Judge it to be some distance. 1t seems
that there is some dro as well as
smoke.
Listen farmers and everybody: Mr..
j. Nj. Philips, q first class blacksmith
and wood workman, has permanently
located in Easley. His shop is on the
northern side OF the railroad near
the depot. Give him call aud get
your work done well, and for cheap
prices. may soft.
We have received copy of the
"Semi- Weekly Transcript" published
from the ''Gaffny Carolnian,'' office.
1t is newsy, well gotten up, and neatly
printed by Britton Bros. We enter it
on our exchange list, and wish it sue
cess. Hurrah for Gahrney City.
Our produce market is rather slim,
though eggs and butter, which is
scarce, are about the same. Eggs 10
cents; butter Is cents. Chickens are
SO scarce we do not know what they
sell at. Bring them along.
The Airline Railway has added
much to their liberal accommodations
heretofore, by placing a passenger
coach on their morning and evening
Local freight trains, as those wishing
to visit Greenville or Spartanburg can
60 in the morning and return in the
evening, giving almost full day to
transact their buainess.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mcdonald, Of the
Greenville Iron Foundry and machine
shops, gave us a call last week. Look
out for his advertisement as soon as
he completes his new shops and gets
his new tools and fixtures. Med, is
going to fix up to supply everybody
with any and everything in his line.
He is a pusher.
Farmers, call on OWNBEY Bros.
B-4 buying your grain Cradles. Ct
Another newborn boy baby, about
a day old, was found OH the portico of
Mrs B. F. Stairley, in Greenville, on
Saturday night last. 1t was well
wrappeded up and provided with
clothes in bundle, and nice sum o3
money found on it for it's maintenance.
Grcenville is noted for sensations OF
late years.
We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. James r. Harris, near Pickens
Z. H., in this County on Saturday last,
from a relapse of measles. She was a
consistent member of the Baptist
Church She leaves a husband and
several children, as well as friends, to
mourn her loss. She was buried at
Cross Roads Church on Sunday.
Mr.. J. r. Gossett, and Mr.. w. F.
Wait, may take their hens TO the rear
this time. Mrs. Lida Green has hen
fastened up in coop alone, which on
Thursday OF last week, produced two
full sized and developed eggs before
noon, and didn't cackle much either.
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ghe gxslxg .Wexxenaer.
LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS.
Our Editor is absent in attend.

meHt, and we presume he is enjoy
ing himself finely. Read his let
ter in another column, and over
look the short comings Of the bal
ance Of the MESSENGER this week.
Owing to having to work each
page seperate, we accidently got things
mixed, putting our local page on 9Th.
MIR. John Stewart, who lives in 3
miles of Lewis r, Redmond, reports
him improving. "Daily News " Pick
ems reporter may stand aside again.
--CALISAYA TONIC has become
a by"word with nearly everybody, 40
essential has it become. It is one Of
earth's greatest blessings Sold by all
Druggists, at 81 90 per bottle.
Old papers for sale at this office.
25 cents per hundred.
Miss Mamie Wickliffe, of Walhal-
la, is visiting the families of Maj. III. c..
Briggs and w. III. Holcombe.
DIR. F. A. Miles and wife, of Green
vile, were on visit to our town on
Wednesday last.
Cotton was quoted in Greenville,
on Wednesday at 11@111 cents. Ba-
con advanced half a cent.
Mr.. w. III. Smith was the first to
lay q corn tassel OH our table.
Mrs. Margaret Blythe, from Abbe-
vile, and mother-in-law to Mr.. J. M.
Rampey, is on visit to him and fami-
~. May she enjoy her stay.
Miss Emma Gregory returned
from her visit to Union, on Thursday,
and was glad to get back. as she is a
strong believer in Easley.
-Elbert r. Perry has sent us some
very fine samples Of his wheat crop.
The heads are 4 inches in length, and
those sent us contains 6 and 7 grains
to the mesh.
MIR. Jasper Oats also sent us some
equally as fine.
PROF. Vennor, the great weather
prophet. died on Monday last. He
was truly a weather prophet, and his
death is to be regretted.
Send your orders to OwNBEY
BROS. for fresh Lemons, may 9 tt
A horse-apple tree, on Mrs. N. A.
Green's lot In this town has a curiosity
on it. 1t is cluster of 13 good sized
apples growing around the naked limb,
withour sign of a twig.
We have been visited for the past
few days with very heavy rains, which
has done considerable damage to the
lands by washing them away, with the
growing crops on them.
Mr.. A: M. Folger reports to us
that his greatest desire for the past 20
years has been fully realized, in the
nomination of James G.. Blaine for
President, and expresses firm belief
that his election will be sure.
Our new Council has commenced
for good order in dead earnest. A
white man was arrested on Saturday
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Home Proof.

xlaney And 1.-Two: Diseases and Rheuutat,nr.-
= ' z Ii fIa Fai f1If a''
Wheeling, ". Va.
C., c..a,t1h, Polypu. Of Nose, Impaired vo,ce.-sni.
Or. Slaish completely cured II me- g, ~, -.
o. epeidel 4 Co, Yheel!ng, ". Va,
mo. 49, .THoM is HOLT, Insurance Agent e
>, F%-"Had them 10, toss,osa rear, p: smith
cured ne" LOUIS = WASHINGTON.
saiictsd 10, ionrtssn YEAS. Nothing ssenel e
- ARs. CATEER1NE CARS,
Market Street. Wheeling, ". u.
t, cut out three lime. It returned :cs Zach opsr.
a. oa ON h', slss cured me Without fays eaIs,o
files, rt,tula OF Anua-y!.t on my b.cs ioi IS
sss s ss " Sys1s d. aA carol ms
THo4As CoLy1y, 3.
Wholesale Grocer, Main g., Wheeling, ". Va,
~ Hlcerasions o. Eec'um, prolarsus and Piles
d. ELK eu Up e me s s Sa Fn a'u'
... HAaNNGT0E pEl4iHY,
Rev. Il. o. Lscd writes:-"p,. smiths prot. ptciss.
tscts'y, Aud commend hin to ali u 1 yentiersu
aud atilliul physicIAll.'' 's - -
!. Ma 2a.Istet Solb says: u had been suffering
for seven years and treated By many phytlclaus ior
dJspepeis. Dr. Emtth SAID hAd Tape worm, aud
n eight hour removed Q monster 100 feet lope,H
feraA!e CoMplAins.-Threc yea.a In hospits[s ,or
telnsles, give me peculiar advantages In mich cnsss
Pcrsous cured OF cntsrrh olscSsse Of heart, liver.
stot1sch, kidneys, sf!u, blood. nervous Gccc,lcrs
aud wesSheseea Of ren and youth, Rrotula Aud
cstbna testily 10 my 1ucccss. : 80
p.les cured without the mite.
rst!entset distance may DO treated by letter |
saias.teu sea. on receipt Ct two ,kroe-cens stsss
luc advice returned Tree. ~ -'-'"---''
Consultation .: ONCE hee. otdcc hours rom 9 |
|. n to7P. r., daily. Gail on o, address
JOHN /. HHITH, II, D.,
ny No. l4I Chapllna s.. Whaclinr W u
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BY using Dr. Frszisr's Throat and LIN,
Balsam-the only nurs cure for Coughs
Ooids, Hcarasness and Sore Throat, and MI
diassss OF the throat and lunga. Do mol
usg!ee: Cough. 1t may prove fatal. Score.
and hundreds Of grateful people owe theI,
lives to Dr.. Fsaz!ar's Throst and Ling Raj.
sam, and no family will ever be without II
altar once Using 1t, and discovering l.s mar.
ys!ous power. 1t Ia put up in large fam,iy
bottles aud aold Tor the small price IS cents
pr bottle. FzAslzs MKplc1sE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. ''f' ~
ss.atosa High Rock apring Water for sals
Wholesale Ageata: LOGAN & Co., WheslIne,
y; Va, and J. O. Dent & Co.. Bridgeport,
Ohio NV
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MEDICAL,
Advertising Cheats!.


ut has become 70 common 10 begin An article, Il,
an elegant, interesting ltyle. tE
Then nun Il into some Advertisement Tia, va
avoid ali such. T.m,. U
"And simply cali attention 10 the merits OF Hop
ftssen In q plasa. honest terms "a popibie,
40 Induce people
ITO Rive them one trial, which 10 proves their
value that they wifi never u,s anything eIis."
"TnK RIsrDY 70 fayonbiy noticed In all tho IA.
pcs, , n.
Religious and secular, n.
Having a large sale, and Ia tupp!antiug all other
medicines. I.-..1 =
"ihere Is no denying the virtues Of tho Hon
plant, and tho prtptle.on OF Hop Hlt,ers have
.hown great satewtuess And ability
"ln compromising medicine whose virtues arc
10 palpab!e 10 every ones observation"
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Very SeInRrn able Hecovery.

NJ. George Y. Willing, Of Manchester
Mica, wrtits: Ky wife taa ben aimns'
helpless for FIVE years, so helpless that The
could aos turn over in bad alone. She used
two bottles Of Electric Bit,ers, and is so much
improved, that she IL able now to do her OWL
work.
Electric Bittsrs will do all that is claimed
tor them. Hundreds OF Testimonials at,es,
shsis great curative powere. Only fifty cent
b1Itle By LOGAN q Co. x.TIE
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Theron P. keston, editor Fl. Wayne, Ind,
Gazette, writes: For the past Ave yesrs have
always used Dr.. Kings New Discovery, for
coughs Of most savere character, 10 we'll 40
for those Of milder type. 1t asver falls to
ELECT speedy cure. My friends 10 whom
have recommended It speak Of II In the same
high terns. Having been cured BY 1t OF
every cough have had for five Year,, l
consider It the only reliable and aure cure for
Coughs, Colds, etc. Call At Logan & Co.'S
Elzs 81 90. 'Dl5 5"lI xvrAw
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S&ehanot. --T- --""TI :.
Oh, pshsw, old boy. don't DO silly, ....'
bhe Il only cousin OF mine
ms Gear little, tw' Ell little Mile
Solhlug more hsu couilu Of mine.
90 why shouldn't spc,k Of her b,lu.yf
Her whit lug and ahllable wAyk7
hhss tny Cousin. Il really my duty
ToAsy all cAa In her piai.e.
And what though show her attention.
.Tnoug1 iegar. and eslee4l sh ouli lhowH
WY surely scarcely worth 1ea.iaa;
lsA all IL the family 20.
First cnu.in2" we'll, no, not exactly;
our stets'gtxnS fathers now-iet-me-stc-
We're cousins. to state II right nIcsly,
In Ab0ut-!he eleventh duSr
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Did SHE Die I

"she fingered and 81 cIcred along, pIniug AWAY
all the time for years." :
1.-THE doctors doing her no good"
"And At last WA cured by this Hop git.ers the
papes say 10 much about"
"fndeedl indeed" ...
"How thankful we should DO for q. At medicine !"
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The curative power'oi Aver, sarsapa,illa
|. too we'll known to require the spscious
aid OK any exaggerated or fictitious cer,iti.
cate. Witnesses Of its marvellous cures are
to-day LIVING in every city and hamlet Of the
evidence. .10-0 INV
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NERVOUS, dyapep.ic individuals, whose dis.
tress OF mind and body maks Lie miserable,
uyour offerings have been prolonged and
increased by the use Of bltte.s and pretended
cures Of kidney and liver diseases throw all
such nostrum. aside and find health, strength
and visor In that simple remedy known As
Dr.. Gnysoit's Yellow Dock and Ha.sspsril|a,
It purihss the blood, strengthens the urinary
and digestive organs, and iniuses nav lila
into All parts OF the body. No othar remedy
equals it Have your diugsist got it ior you.
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FAVORABLE weather for hay.making-
Wnsn trains pischforks. Hidden perils-
Pine in ,he baby's clothes. A bar siniste,
.Oae displaying sign, mo Trust
V.cs ysrsy-Spring poetry. Behind the
oarz-The singer that doesn't keep up will
accempaniment.-Lift.
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Father Ia Getting Well.

N6 :" VSse1"S Hpz4s
"My daughters say: .
"How much Better father Is since he used Hon
EitteIs" ''
dlscasc declared i1curAole." N''-
"And we Arg 20 GLAD that he used your Bl,ters,"
"a Lady Of Utica, N. y,
TSnns genuine without bunch Of green Hons
stun with Hop or "Hops" In their naras.
iTfSMAFAM
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0ucklen'H arulcp Baiya,

The best eslYe In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chsppsd Hands, ChiIblsi1s Corns, asd al
Skin Erupt;ons and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. Il ia guaranteed to DIV,
psrtsct satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is csnr per boz.
FIR aala nv Tops, H. 60
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ABRAHAM WAS not q poker player as far
as We have any profsne record, but the
Bible mentions the fact that he beat four
kings,-Aftrehant. 7rars'er.
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37se8 E2sW3{ F33dNEgT IN
Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Pies. One boz has cured the worst Gases Of
twsnsy. yeass' standing. No one need suffer
nTe minute, Mtsr using Williams Indian
tils Ointment It absorbs tumoss, allsys
iichlnS, aesa AZ po1ltlcs, gives Instant selios.
prepared only Tor Piles. itching Of the private
parry, nothing else. Bold by drusgiats aud
mailed on receipt Of prics, 81.
EnAyryP MVnrr1vr n pron,.
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THE Irish peasants use noted for their
ossatllu! hands. 4 gentleman Of this city
who has played cards in the South says he
naa noted the same peculiarly abou. St.
Louis men.-GrGpiic.
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lryour Lungs ere weak, il i cold csusee
you quick distress, you will breathe easier,
you will cough ieaa, you will strengthen thu
pulmonary organs, you will feel bs,ter ever,
way il you will occasionally use DR.. Wis;srit
Sasssm OF Wild Cherry. Ask your drugsis,
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A Daughters Mise

4 Daughters Misery.
ELEVEN yesns cur daush tuaercd on bed of
misery,
From a complication sidney, liver. rheu.
matte trouble and nervous DEBILITY,
"under the care OF the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief.
"And now she Is rsitored to Us In good health By
a simple remedy As Hop Bitters, that We had
ahunned 10, Yeas before uEng 1.-THE pa,en,s
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In the absence Of suitable materials or tho
time to prepare It, people often 60 without
dressing for salads. Buy Dnrkee's Dressing,
and you will never trouble yourself to make
axother =
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Presidential Election.
MAKE Up CLUBSA7 ONCE.

In order top'ace the Intelligen.
Ger in the hands Of as many per-
sons as possible during the present
campaign, We will from this date
send the Weekly Intelligencer 10
any address, postage paid, until
after the Presidential election for
THIRTY CENTS; an extra copy
for every club Of ten. The Semi
Weekly rill be sent for FIFTY
CENTS; an extra copy with every
club Of ten. The State Campaign
will be Of unusual Importance.
The Intellisencer makes u sre.
ciaity of State issues and protec-
tion Of American Industry.
Get up a Club at once, and enlist
for the campaign under the banner
Of Blaine and Logan. Club Lists
and Sample Copies sent on applica.
ton. Address:
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epcds! Agents In Theellns.-Losan { Co., Q.
Mcnkcncner, B. y. Eurt & Co., Alex. T. Young
!. r. sh!rk. D. z. Da,rah and J. B. White d Co.,
Sells.re, Ohio; A. z. ons, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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"IoADs are valuable as insect DESTROY.
era." This ia news. We have always SUP.
posed they were only good for warts
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,,, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rholsals Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, and J. O. Dxsr & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. 0..'.- NV
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OLD maids would make a very tiresome
literary society, becsuus they are always
ready for the question Scissors.
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WHEN our handsome Governor cannot
% to the mountains he calls Lamon. 10
him.-M Y. Adre,.issr. N -|-''
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POSITIVE, cash; comparative, cashier; gu.
peflatiye, Canada.-New York Journal.
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TOrptu Liver.

Torpid Liver.
Agdt sweats, lever, chtlis, mslsria, dyspep,
sis, cured by "Wells' Health RsneEer.n 81
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II carbollc acid doesn't suit you as a dis
inleetant, then bichloride Of mercury
81. Louis Critic. -,
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sTRusz'a Genuine Wax Soap will not colo,
the clothes ysilowish.
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IA pleasure ln the pa.hlefs wool"
1hih Is not solitude It's but 10 hold
Converse with natures charms,
Aud view her stores uu.o.Ted."

Besides had We + o. always had Jet, our
good horse, but unfortunately Jet too pre-,
ierred solitude to companionship. All
that she asked for wac q green glade and a
gurglipg stresn; 20 We had 10 let her rest ior
several days, but tho next morning we en-.
croached upon her quiet pleasure and sug
gessed to her thes shs had played Summer
visitor lorg enough, and with party Of six
all mounted, "botli young men aud maid.
ems" We started tha. very morning for the
Big Yough, about four miles west Of the
Park
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FKAzlxX MKDlc1Sz, Co., Prop'a,,
Cleveland, Ohio,
WHOLESALE Asssts: LOGAN I Co., Wheeling
S ". Vs. and ]. Q. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport,
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MEDICAL. sats
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
ID, No. l4o4 oHAPLNE STREET,
~ ..U Eca, Fourteenth st.cet
MEDICAL,
No. l4o4 uHApL1NE SIRE,

Iae cost evidence Of = phys!eiAa's suecess u the
sestiinohy OF his PATIENTS The incryasiuy do
nAnci for ny professional services prove thst fhsyc
uealt honorably end faifly with thoSe who have
COZ cohtniied no never ase pa.leait name wtth.
HTt pesfiihdon though have many hundred Ger.
t naq bSea pronounced lncurblc. A thorough med.
.sA eaesssioh, With many yeGS hospital txperi.
s ssso M familiarity with therapeutic agents,
III Of etrpenanentsl poculisrltiel
KY sSs% q ssse6as cure roalbIu and ifanIiy give
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Frszisr's Root Bitters are not dram AZ IN
beverage. but are strictly medicinal in ey, ~
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver ana
Kidneys, keep thu bowels open snd regular
cleanse the blood and system Of every impu'
rity. Bold ny trusgists. 81 90.
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pWIqH -

flAT mean "Polso. cd with Potash" This Ia the
N cate with hundreds who have been unwise
enough to take sersapasillss, Potssa mixtures etc
until d!geIt!on Is alu,o,: fatally impsired. Sw.fs
specific Is vegetable remedy, and Iestores the sys
TEN 10 health and builds up the waste made By
thCse potsope.
az was suffering with Blood Poison, and t,catei
IL tye.ai months With Mercury and Potash, on}T TO
m Nkr me worse. TIE PotGh took sway my uppe
tile and gsrs me dyspepsia, and both save nc
rher nat.s,n. ! then took esrsapsr!llas, &c. All
these saISapsritR mixtures have Potash In them.
This II. AIDE me still worse, as It drove the poison
farther INTO my syttem A friend Insisted 1should
tske swI. specific. and It cured me Of the hlotd
Poison, dr,ve The Mercury and rotssh out OF my
systan,, and To- day am 81 we'll % ever wss"
GEO o. "ELL4AS, j., ea!em, Mass
John 4, Smith, the lsyees: merchant in Gaines.
Vile Ga, says II IN Tered for Yeas from the COM
lined et.ccta OF Frysi,pslas and eczema. cnntin.
ued tn grow won under medical treatment and
by taking medtctue containing Potash. s. z. g.
cured nc thoroughly and ab'olutely. My Specific.
strength and flesh ratu,ned as wsscured With It."
Treatise on Blood End Skin n!seales mailed Eoe
10 applicants. .,,,, ,-r,,, s-r.,.+ =,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office, 1853 v. I'd S:.eet. betwseu 9th
aud 7th Avenues. Philadelphia on!ce, 1905 Chap.
1.-Two s,yaa 81 .tfS