The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-30

Il his 1bTfu OIL CuUttf u tue iilurt pffNu-
lent type, and is In many cases fatal. as
Il gradually eats away until II destroys
| life. IL would seem that Swift's Specific
is indeed n specific for this scourge.
Mrs. X. A. Armstrong, Verona, Miss,
writes under date of May 10, 1884: "After
taking six bottles of Swift's Specific the
cancer Is healing; Is greatly reduced in
size. IL now gives me no pain, and my
general health has so much improved
that am able to be up and attend to my
| household understanding had not
been able to do in several years. feel
that 1t will cure me-"
Mr.. NJ. n. Clayton, of Red Clay. Ca.
writes under recent date: "Ail painful
/ sensations In my cancer are decreasing.
| feel decidedly better, and the cancer
has commenced to heal"
DIR. NJ. +. Crumley, Oglethorpe, Ca,
writes under date OF May 10: "Mr. Naves,
who had such n terrible cancer on his
face, is about well. New skin has grown
all over his face, and looks almost MS well
us 1t ever did, and would like some of
your company to see him."
Mr.. w. II. Gilbert, Albany, Ca. wgltes
under date May =: "Mr. Brooks, Of
Baoonton, is improving fast. lie Is now
able to be up. When he commenced
Swift's Specific he was not expecting to
live. lie has cancer on his face"
Messrs. j. Il J. b. IIarter, OF North
Manchester, Ind, writes. under date
May |: "The lady with cancer Is improv-
ing right along. The Specific Increased
the discharge for the first few days, but
the soreness is gone and she is much bet
ter"
Mrs. W. II. Route. of Gordonsville,
Va, writes, under date of May II, 1881:
II am much improved The cancer is
better; does not pain me at all. Ii is a
wonder to all my friends
Mr.. James Il. Lyon, OF Michaux Ferry,
Va, writes under date OF May 10, 1881:
"My condition is greatly improved; my
general health Is good; my appetite good;
cancer decidedly better. and has begun
to heal nicely. How can | ever repay
you?'
Mr.. j. ). Rhodes, of Mill River, n. c.,
writes under date Of May 10, 1884: "My
mother has been using Switt's Specific
about two weeks, and is improving. The
cancer Is not now painful and Is heal
ing"
Mr.. 4. j. Teate. of wacissa, Fla,
writes under date Of Maya, 1881: "Swift's
| Specific has cured cancer on my face,
and has almost made young man out of
me-"
Mr.. T.. Tinsley, of Burr Mills, Va,
writes May |, 1891: 'My wife has taken
four bottles of Swift's Specific for can
GER. and has improved wonderfully.
shall keep 1t up; have no doubt 1t will
cure her."
1t may not be out of place to state that
Swiit's Specific Is. S. 81 is entirely a
vegetable preparation, and seems to cure
cancers by forcing out the poison through
the cancer. The public should be eau
toned about limitations of our remedy,
and beware of all potash and mercury
mixtures gotten up to initiate us and sell
their poisonous stuff on the reputation of
our Specific. These potash mixtures not
only do no good in cancer treatment, but
are absolutely dangerous. Send for full
history of Blood and Cancer Treatment
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga,
100 w. 23d ST.. n. Y. :, and 1905 Chestnut
St., Phila.
The Bandera Enterprise defends at
considerable length its position regard
ing the county printing, in reply to an
item in the LIGHT on the subject. The
LIGHT has no interest in the matter, and
the item published was written after
reading the statement in the Enterprise,
in which it said 1t agreed to do the
county printing for one dollar and
claimed that a charge for some other
advertising did not come under the con-
tract. The LI3rT has no desire to reflect
In any manner upon the honesty of the
Enterprise, and only alluded to it as q
matter of business, that such bid would
not pay, and be honestly carried out,
and this is still the opinion of the LIGHT
on that point. OF course, If the Enter
prise prefers to do business that way
that is Its privilege. In regard to the
statement that the bid was made to beat
competitor, its logic is very lame
and very equivical when it says
"The presumption INDUCED in by the
LIGHT that our bid was prompted by a
desire to head of rival Is without
foundation in truth, further than we did
desire to secure the contract, else we
should not have bid for 1t, and antici.
pating the low figures Of our rival, We
knew II would be useless to bid other
wise than very low" Comment on the
above explanation is really unnecessary
and the fact remains all the same tha
such "strokes of enterprise" do tn,
printing fraternity, and especially thu
country press, more harm than good ant
bring discredit upon publisher b,
reason Of the low valuation he indivldu
ally places upon his time and his labor
which was the moral the LIGHT at
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