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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20

tight fitting under garments, made Of
pure undyed wool, fastened over the
shoulder and of double thickness over
the breast. The coat or jacket should
be double breasted, buttoned up well
to the throat, and containing no lining
or padding except of pure wool. In
side the sleeves and trousers legs, there
is a contrivance that fastens tight
around the limb, preventing updraughts
for cold, rheumatism, lumbago, and
the like are caused by the sudden rush
of cold air to one part of the body and
not by the cooling gradually of the en-,
tire system. The feet are clad in pure
wooden socks with divisions for each
toe, while the upper part of the boot is
made of felt, the lower part also of felt
or of porous leather, and the inner
soles consist of perforated leather and
layers of felt. Thus the boot is thor.
oughly porous, and the feet are conse.
quently kept as clean and as pure as
the hands. By doubly protecting the
front of the body, where the blood YES
sells converge, these are stimulated ;
and, as an even temperature through
out is maintained, the necessity for
great coats is obviated, rain or damp
having little or no effect, for in every
case gradual and even evaporation is
insured. While they are the best pro-
lection against cold, these clothes are
also the coolest in summer. Little or
no change need be made between win
ter and summer, at least in the tenn
perate region and means have been
found by which this system can with
equal facility he adopted by women.
Nor can "woolenite" be easily distin-
guished from the "woodenites," as the
wearers of the vegetable fiber may be
called. The substitution of collar
made of unstarched white cashmere for
the customary starched linen collar, is
the most conspicuous feature in the
dress; otherwise it would be difficult
to detect the deciples of this system.
The cashmere collar, however, is not
only most comfortable, but it is pre-
ventive of throat disorders.
All these precautions taken during
the day must be continued at night.
The bed must also be free from vege
table fiber. The linen sheets must be
replaced by wooden blankets or camel.
hair rugs, with white cashmere sheets,
if preferred. The mattress and pillow
should also be stuffed and covered with
wool; but when thus protected the
sleeper need fear neither cold nor
change of temerature, and is, there
fore, urged to keep his window well
open at night. According to DIR.
Jaeger, fat and water in the human
system are the media through which
diseases are communicated. The WOOL
en- clothing day and night acts as a
drain upon the body by removing un>
necessary fat and moisture, leaving the
system hardened and in position to
avert outside contagious.
These theories are accepted as true
by many Germans, some Russians, and
not few Englishmen. There is not a
doubt but that this new fashion will
have its votaries in the United States,
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Seven Volumes in One.

~ FARM INTERESTS. DOMESTIC
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(6l REFINEMENTS. ~ RECREATIONS.
In short, PLAN directions HOW TO DO
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A magnificent, comprehensive and tremen-
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Greatest Popular Work Ever Published.
Many gears IN Preparation. at last Completed
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TREASURE-HOUSE
Useful KNOWLEDGE.

A Compendium of the Best Methods in
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most complete and overwhelming collection
of practical, useful and immensely valuable
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Nothing omitted
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An INITIATION.

"S'cect is The vOice, oad ting cotutenancc is
lOuety."
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FUTURES

WHrAT-July wheat IL ga canta higher
at Chicago, closing to-day Mt IS l 4, snd IL
cent higher at So. Louis, closing 02 5-S
June wheat closed 9s 3-S at g.. Louis, . lass
OF 5-S since yesterday. ChicEgo recsipts OF
wheat today are $1,000 bushels and ship.
ments 5000. Short supply in England
nearly olIsets great herve5t here. 1t is a
close Tie with bulls and bears, bpt the la.
ter are elated and have the best of Il.
Corn-July corn is 9 rs higher at Chicago
and la higher az IT. Louis, closing, Chica-
go, 90, and ST. Louis so tor July aud oil 80
unchanged, fer June. Chicago receipts Of
corn are 10000 bushels and shipments are
25D,0O0.
Oats-At ST. Louis June oats cloted 3S
higher, Mt so i.2 aud July olosed 20 5-S, ne
ing l 4 lower.
Hog products Lard closed unchanged,
S. 10 l.2, and mesa pork 10 cents lower, ~
$500.
Cotton-Opiions cloaed . and 4 prints
OF sc New Orleans, unchanged thew York
and Liverpool, frm everywhere and good
business.
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4 VIII Give
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Tho medioil fraternity have pronounced Incur
able that

OAL0 y -
For any case OF tho following diseases which
thu medioil fra,crli'y have pronounced Incur
"''' hE. RrcHAUs COLLEEN REMEDIES
Will not h Glcnuy .ura DR. R'eheu Golden
Baisam No. 1 will cufe Syphilis ln rs primary
aud secondary stages, fueh aA OLD Ulcers huu
liberated S'ro Throat eo!,e Eyes SAh Elup.
tons. Soreness uf The Scalp n a. Stages OF
the digcntc, crsd eating disease asa mercury
thoroughly. Price, e5 per bott', o. tFn Dol.
ties for 20 Or. Rlchtna Gnlden Balsam ~; z
viii curatsn thi d stages or Tertiary S{phlil
whore 6yphlit G. and Acrcuital hhoumt tltn ore
connected with the Primary aud necouaAry. 1
have huudtcds Of oDrinr res Whefu mltAtniou
cures have b-eu elected by Oh so remedies, 70
lIents eat and drink what They rEc % require
nooutwnrd applications. Hundreds suuer trcn
yphliti and Nor uriGl Rheumatism VINO arc
not aware OF II, anil doiy such 70 oEthin q raq!-
cal cure without the use ofthis medt Inc. lts
beneficial tGco,s ara felt at once. II has reisad
men from hospital beds Ia ono week, VINO
have lain there for years under tho bet praell-
TONERS IN the city, and IS the oaly radical cure
for the wors. disc sHe known -Syphilig. Price,
30 per bottle, or two bottles for %. saves
yourself 1T saves your oiispring from the nint
DR.. RIchan's GoldeuAntldoic. a safe. speedy,
pleasant and radical cure for bonorrhoea, dleet,
irritation Gravel and all Urinary. perange-
monts, accompanied with full directions. WAR
ranted 10 euro. Prize 90 per bottle.
Or Riohau's Golden Elixir dc Amonr, q radi'
cal cure for sperma,Orrhm4, General Debility IN
old or y9qng, giy.nlg Vital yItSi,i; y , fos i 9ha baug
led u lif0 OF scnquaity or s~6lt-ebuse.. II IL m
valuable 70 those who are anxious for an iu-
crease Of family. Nothing moIe certain In its
effects y Is composed Of the most poEertul
ingredient. In the vegetable Kingdom. Harm
ipss hut sneedv in restoring health. Price %
per bottle. or two bottles FOR ~. Trato supplied
nj nllberal discount.
ON receipt OF price, by mail or express, these
Remedies VIII be shipped n Gny part Of the
United States aud Canadas. free from ohserya-
ton, Prompt attention paid ~ all correspond
ents. Strictly confidential Private pariur Tor
ladies'. Tho Doctor can be consult3t a. his OIL
nices from o a, IA. 70 Q \. ".
Address Or. u b RICHARDS, Nc. 2S Var
;ck strpot New York itv n. Y.
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GEL.LME !

TtoGreates. and only paricct urir Reslorcr
Ever Discovered.
Mr. Bruce having I covered his wonderful
Re. toicr untr, Go 20 the public Iftef rcp9ttod
experiments, claiming for 80 qualities possessed
1f mo other hair preparation ever IN nufcetureo
70 does not dye the hur hil causes q new
gr1V limits original color after two wcekl APP
p,!cauou DO maiiors uOtwhcthcr the hair IS OF
tho deepest black o. most delicate blonde,
II also entirely ffLes Inc head rom dandrnI,
aud Us free from any poisonous druF.
The prap-ie or guarantees 20 give one hun
dred dollars no COB tn ANY vcrsOu who after \
ffir tfillfuds that &c does not DO go their cntire
satisfaction all that Us claimed for rs.
over Twenty Thous1Jd l2OtCO tcStir' nlalH
and Letters Of approval could be furnished.
For e. dressing o Clefn the head OF dandru6,
keep the hair from falling out or turning gray,
a has no cQuHi.
By It's use as O. dressing the hsir VIII retain
a soft and glossy Appearance, and win never
turn gray,
PRICE, ONE Doll R PR BOTTLE.
- AWTEIEW a. RUC
- SIXTH AVENUE, New York.
Money refunded in al eases whesa setisfar
don is not given. Send Tor %clrcr'Gr with rof.
erences erAGENTs WANTkD.
Name this pane.
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Smiths Extract d Nay Flower
TheTimeTricd OndU allyApproyedEcmely
forall Diseases OF the Bladderau kidneys.
"a Positively Cures where an
Other Remedies Have Fail
cd 20 Produce Relief.

"Briohps Disease OF N. Kidney a fearful
scourre which sparcs neither age, sex uorc9udi.
/ ton. becomes an incurablo disease only for the
want OF umclc attention Ifnllowed 20 work i5
royoqos unchecked NATL Il has fastened upon Tho
vitolsofi victim. mo- medical Skin can release i1
hold. n crojns its prcv. and annuallrnumbcrsiti
| victims by the thousand. A timely u.e0t
ar -,z
SAH'OHo I@OL~0' W "N'S
viii positively prevent such results. Tn proof o.,
this assertion, We ctto YOU 60 the num''fle'a tesu'
mon'als IN our possession, and quote such eua'
ncu' authorities os DR.. lA Ives oil re" IAyeh'
Conn, aud DR.. King Compiler o. hlAe DIS
pcusatoryl ASK your Own physician II lhcso
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n4ooKl


Photographs by Electricity.
J. III. Webster, our e~nterprising pho
toer ipher, Is having an electric light with
an ucardescent attachment put IN his art
studio, which will enabls him 10 make pho
tokrsphs at night rs well as day. This is a
good thing for people who have no time
during the busy hours II the day 10 sit for
pictures. Such can now have them taken
at night.
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CsTRAYED-FRoM STABLES OF DALLA:
u Belt s treet RAILWAY o. one small. rec
horse muis: roa5 br md G on left side. liber.
QvILLNAN, supi.
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COTTON.

spor cotton declined 1.lG at The southern
ports today, and holds former rates be- ond
the ocean and north. Consolidated receipts
for ak DAYS pas', ending Tonight June 18th,
ara S.ii1 bsles, against 81 1855 bales same
period last year. Stocks to-day, Juno 18Th,
are 427, 727 bales, against All ,0S3 balae seme
day lsDt year. Exports to-day are 25,22I
bales, against IA, ll5 same date lest year.
D.ILaE sYJra.
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SHOES.

GENTLEMEN WHO WISH To-FUR.
NfsH THEMSELVES WITH FINE
SHOES CAN BE SURE OF GETTING
THE BEST IL THEY Ask THEIR
sHoE-DEALER FOR HANAN'sMAKE
OUR GOODS ARE MADE OF THE
FINE ST MATERIAL. AND THE WORK
is so WE'LL PUT TOGETHER THAT
THE SHOES WILL WEAR AND
KEEP THE SHAPE. ANY FOOT,
SLIM. MEDIUM OR WIDE, CAN BE
FITTED BY A DEALER WHO KEEPS
AFCLL LINE OF OUR GOODS. OUR
NAME Is STAMPED. ON THE SOLE
OR WOVEN IN THE -sTRAP.o OF Ev-
cry SHOE.
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EpIc
som

IN The bloc. sept, .a chow i'se.l H ,0c g.'ug,
ant rHtlro should uy OIL means I. SISTED
throwiug 81 co. swiG's specific does lots snoo.
lively. uisa putciy VEGETABLE. n1a-pri41r9uA
remedy. which helps natluci i9rc. al tfe pCi-
sou og .aiutout through ihc po.e s " She sfln.
--
Mr. Robert A. raslev. of Dlcls3s. Tonr orsoc,
vritoa under dHc oI March i. 1855 "l bad
chill aud lever. followed hv rhaum tlGu for
my rusinc8s; he'd tiled slmoEI eroV add OF
mediCluc, aud found uu tUll,i idgrd 70.
commended SWlf'R Speci0 . iti'l u.n bottle,
and my hralth began 90 improve. Itlltlnuod
untl had taken SIX bottles, and 3 hos oct ne
on nay fee as SOUND AMI wei. os .c.er "a
conncnd 70 to on 'lmlarly Hlllctcl,'
re ter from twenty three C2 of lc -slilng
r.taN druggist o. Atlanta rny. uugnr uh Ipr0h
-, 1881: sell more OF sFif ryiAo lnan
guy other one remedy. ne "Iu OH I,u lines
ssmueh rs amy o her plo1d DE- e0iain" .Mo SCH
70 TO AL classes, aUu many 80. tlt bees. lamilica
uGe 1t as a general health tonic.
Iam ure that swin's snfclic saved my no.
l was tOribiy poisoned with malaria, and wGa
given up pn die. Swiits srecldc relieved me
promguy and entirely. think y { the greatest
Srrt. Gas Works, Rome, Ga.
have known and used Swifis Specific FOX
more than twent' g a :, and havo seen moro
wonderful results from is use than IRON any
tCmCdv iu or out Of the Pharmncpl uiR ills 3
/ certain and safe Hutidote to all SORTS OF Blood
Poison J, ntckFoN sNirH, ND, Aflantsi ga.
our treatise on blood and Skin Disease
mailed free 70 applicants.
THE SWIFT BPECIFIo Co,
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Guarantees 3aGlSIAOG11A
W. ID. wYLIE g. CO.,
REAL aESYkTgs LAND AND
AOIgNTe,

GRAED.WINDsoR HOTEL, DALLAH, TEGAH
VIII give special attention 10 securing good
Investments IN city properly, farming and
grazing land. To stock raiEerH ana colonies
we oaoT Bpeoial Inducements having Pm our
lihtA large traCtn Of ono agricultural aud graE'
ing lands, with abundance OF wGtor. Tn rent
Ing and Gale Of city properly viii rccoiyc speolai
and personal attention. COlcotg1s promptly
made AID RENTED. HGYiug . line OF Offices IN
chicago, So. Louis and Now foik, ana CORES.
poudeuts IN Europe, our nchiticH ioT the sale OF
p~roporty ere unCquGlled. We have apop1l aoncs
Of the finest laHd IN Texas, belonging % the
Franoo.TcxAu Land Company, choice solco
tons, which Wo WI soil OF iung ulc. These
lands are adjacent 10 ana ~orntguou0 20 the
Texas & peclAg Railway. We publish, 20 ron
necticn With our business.
The North Texas Real Estate iolma.
which wiz no distributed rlnnE tho yar'oEr
uuC7 Of railway end viii DC rls God On u.aihtc
hotels Of tho pllnCipal gtol .u '!scouutEy ant
Europe. mrullhiug flN ~lniorufboh regardia p
Texas and hoy resource. WuI lufrlsl compie'l
abstracts OF tile 40 property 90 Dclita ana sure
runding counties; viii prufcDlto claims ageil'
1no Quilted EtaiUg n all tbo dupGrtmant9of .thl
government. Bounty, pension am laud clalmf
70 specially. ClL cL4 examine our iB 4 nfop'
Ropresru.ao by0. g. CARTER ] Nuasel
s,rcgt, NoW IOrlg ~. j. RICHARDS y hal
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T~osE-0pened: New York, steady; New Or
leans, stsaly; Liverpool, steady. Closed:
New York, steady; New OrleanE, firm.
- -
The best smoking iohHoco is 'Ltte
iokern
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, srOcNs ANN DONDs,

INV YoRK, Juno 10. Money . TO 81 closed OF
forod o. primo mercantile paper 8 % q stetl-
ing exchange, u. H., Il no $50, sigat ioI4.
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SinkaT, Davis 6 Co,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
ENGINES and BOILERS
Saw and lour Mill
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IRls lenr.lLast Year

ToNR-Closed: Liverpool, dull; New York,
easier; New Orleans. steady; Galveston. quiet.
CONSOLIDATED EuuErgTs.
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some d the members, and ths h0uor6bl6
Senator, We are advised, win encounter =
good many stumbling blocks, and "
have already heard the names of other
prominent gentlemen suggested for the
position
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1885.
Harper's Bazaar.
STRATED.

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ter>cing topic Of oca eii and its usrratons
needle work acknowledged be uneq 1a,ed Its
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unique character Of is pictures has won for
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Two Druggists.

We have been handling b. b. b. only few
months, and take pleasure in saying il is super
cedng all other Blood Remedies. 1t sells we'll
gives our customers entire satisfaction. and we
cheerfuliy recommend II in preference to any other
Blood Purifier.
ASHER & MOORE Druggists
Atlanta. Ga
A 81 page book Of wonderful B. B. B. testimony
mailed to any address.
BLOOD BALM co. Atlanta Ga
For sale by W. A. RAWLS. Nov Aim
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The Volumes Of the Weekly begin with the first Num-
Der for January OF each year. When time lie men
Toned it will be understood that the subscriber wishes
20 with the Number after the receipt
order.
The last Five Annual Volumes OF Harpeys Weekly in
cloth binding. will be sent BY mail. postage paid
by express free Of expense provided the freight does
exceed one dollar per yolumey, for 81 per volume.
Cloth Cases for each volume suitable for binding will
be sent by mail postpaid, receipt of 81 each.
Remttances should be made by Post Office Money
Order or Draft, TO avoid chance of loss
AesrspdptTs not 10 O,y his ddrerseDent ,Cf0a the
tIE9ess order Of HARPER & BROTHERS
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
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THE VIM, LESTER PLANTATION

Is FOR RENT OR LEASE TO RE IABLE:PAk.
l. ties. This farm Is situated on Like lam"Sx. is
miles North Tallahassee, % miles from :h;,inis-
Will. and l1$miles of the pubic road. Co,iains
l0Sy acres Part Of this plantation is r'llinls Ills,
of ne soil for cotton, and has never failed ~ pro
duce nm abundant crop when cutiyated I:,rs is
levil, rich soil, lying next the lake, aud pr fces
the finest and grain-also splendid pascura2e
for stock Sugar cane and potatoes grow any Shsrr
on the place i'm the greatest luxuriance- Thee 10
new 2story gin house, with good gin and iron tbrrss
Also new haru and other ont buildings. This
place can be renter tor o. 400. with shS use
Of fOur NJ ules. to be returned IN good foua.
tIou or replaced II lost, or p tales of good c'htor
to be delivered in townsville.
/ will sell also other mules, | Mustang pEUr, =
fine colts, (Almont) one now Is the other mt,n this
od-bOtb bay mares from splendid motherA-l .
Kentucky mare, The other part Morgan. -ilss
goou milrh cows, one half jersey
Parties wishing to rent can communicate wTth Z.
L. Wyche or K. +. Lester. Townsville, Ga, e
MRS. WILLIAM II. LESTER,
2S-2m Bradiordville. fla.
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Proposals for Convict Labor,
ADgCTAST-GENERAL's OFFICE,

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November II, 1884
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until December Path, A. D. 1884 at IL
O'Clock NJ. for tie hire OF state Prison Convicts Of
this State for the period Of two years, commeucine
January l, 1875. There will be on hand on JanuarI
!, 1855, about 100 conyicis. These as well as those
who may BE- convicted and sentenced to the STATE
Prison during tAe years \. ID. 1855 aud 1885, are to
be hired aud must ne covered by the bids
No bid will be considered that does not propose
10 receive the conVicis sentenced after nmary /
lscj, al the Jail Oi the county where sentenced and
pay all costs and expenses accruing after the SEN
tence. and to receive the other convicts above re-
ferred TO at the present camp of the convicts near
Live Oak, Suwannee county, Florida.
Contractors will be required to give bond with
TO feed clothe, and provide the necessary medicines
aud medical attention for convicts as may be pre-
scrised by the Board Of state Institutions and
sufficient goart, 10 be approved By the Adjutant
Gei.eEal. TIE convlcts not TO be taken out Of
Florida. and tie contract is 10 be subject to the
laws ef this State in relation 10 hiring such conyics
a copy of which will be furnished on application.
The right 10 reject all bids is reserved Proposals
will be opened in the presence Of tbe Board of State
Institutions. 1hey Should be endorsed Proposab
to Hire Couyicts, and addressed 10
J. E. YONGE, Adjutant-Genenl
November Is, lSS4-6w
- Daily Times Union, publish once week for
four weeks; anna Tribune aud Live Oak Bulaia
please publish four times, and send bill TO Adjuiant
Generals Office
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A LITTLE GOLD.

Mr.. Z. A. Clark. Of Atlanta, Ga, in speaking Of
$50 in gold. desires 10 say to the readers Of this
paper that the whole Of the above amount was
spent in a fruitless effort in finding relief from
terrible Blood Poison affecting his body limbs
and nose-presenting ugly running ulcers. He is
now sound and well, having been cured by the most
speedy and wonderful remedy ever before known,
and any interested party who may need a Blood
Purifier will learn from him that three bottles OF
B. b. b. restored his appetite, healed all ulcers,
relieved his kidneys, and added twenty-one
pounds TO his weight in thirty days.
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The Gem of Blood Purifiers
IN ID d r ED RY II R ACTICIN&.
PHYSICIANS.

PERRY Ga, June 16 1sS4-I genuine allopathist-
member OF the regular school and profession of medi
ethics but mpeed by candor and truth, and
duty suffering humanity, do no violence 10 proper
construction of that code when declare that
40. l. C. IS NO HUMBUG. -
have used it long at first doubtingly ultimately
with implicit confidence in its remedial virtues know
whereof speak. am familiar With the medical prop
Alternative tonic duretic diaphoetic and emuenagogue
@. /. c. Is PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
purgee the liver and all its tributaries and branches
and Is specific nfable for all diseases for which
1t is recommended by The company. 1t fails to
ms Ike a perfect and permanent cure
FRED. A. TooxER ABB, AM and H. D.
PERRY. Ga. June ls. lsss-We the undersigned have
many years had the pleasure Of personal acquant
ance with DR. Toomer whoee signature appears the
foregoing Certificate and we know him to be gentleman
Of unmpeachable integrity and Of high social and profess
A. 8. GILEs. Ordinary Houston Co., Ga
". r. KlILEN, school Com'r Houston Co, Ga
Es WHO'S Clerk Superior Court Houston % Co., Ga
Nv. CoLTER, Sheriff Houston Co., Ga:
W. BRuNsoN. Tax Collector Houston Co, Ga.
The following are fair samples OF hundreds Of testimo
0' PsxsS' Gs Jnns IT, ias.I was for twelve years A.
experienced physician to Be the worst case he ever met
aid b had and had been drugsd With medicine until
had about dsspsired q ever gstlng we'll Finally upon
70 ~ss % M
stored 70 health This was more than year ago. and NO
Eoa.coxxxr, Housro. Co, Ga. June 10 issS-T taks
;s1ss ss;
With R &c % g. - a. ss :
~ Pzuz, siso PEE BorrIz.
TINE o. 4. @. CO.. PKRRKs GA.
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