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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10
- Single Fact Is Worth q sship-Load Of
~ ArRumeut.n

MI. ". B. Lathrop, OF South Easton, Mass,
under date Of Jan. 2. 1884, says: tsMy father had
for years an eating cancer on his under lip,
which had been gradually growing worse until
ithad eaten away his under lip downt to the gums,
and was feeding itself on the inside Of his cheek,
and the surgeons said a horrible death was soon
to come We gave him nine bottles OF Swift's
Specific and he has beenentirely cured II has
created great excitement in this section.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

The board Of directors Of the Northern Pa
cifo haYeianthorizedssPr President Harris to CON
tract for the building Of twenty.fYe miles al
ditional of the Cascade branch hroughY Yakima
valley o Yakima City. It has also been de
cidedt to make9theStowny Ashland, on Lake
superior,sth the eastern{ erminus Of the road
London Truth sdenies the runored engage
sment betweenPrince Wilhelm Of Wurtember
and the Princess Beatrice. B
Mr. LaBonchere ssys that Madame Emily
Loyson, Of Father Hyacinthe, used to be-
. stay2maksr, and that her extayagance in
dress has had good deal to. do with her huss
band'sirecent begging expeditions.
AtIa Crosse Wednesday DR.. Thomas Nc
$Dayitt, 8 leading physician Of Wiaona, and
Miss Hattie Easton. daughter Of JIG. Easton,
theSwel known capitalist and railway man.
were married ut the residence sof the brides.
parents, Rev. sDr. Moore OF Chatield of1ciat-:
ing assisted by Rev. Dr. Thomas Of La Crosse.
Tho affair was private but the residence fwas
deliberately ornamented with.s1owers and the
wedding gifts were superb. MA Mrs.
McDayittlef for 4 trip to Denver. $sz4
The Upper APPROXIMATION canal property has
been purchasedSb BY 4 syndicate Of capiitalistssof
Petersburg, Va a. 8 cost Of $4,000. This il
one q. the most valuable pieces Of property Of
its kind in the. state.
sotto Gresham M an n Inc noatn.star Dan.
an, waa admitted l. ia m Il Wssh;neton
tbia Weak. and leaves i onoe for wasbineton
Territory where he viii locate and nrastica
law. Judge Gresham would have been glad.
"a keep hit son under his ,paternal eye, but is
very proud OF nus independence
Observation-Disclosures \ OlayaIand drummer
fssss.s~ss.S sss.s' sSss -
Mnose Espoolsteaa a y CTS y = = ts w az
Findlaysa Ohio, returned to life after being in q.
catalaptic state forsseYeral hours, and was at
once united in marriage to well known Find:
lay young lady who went Nearly wild with
grief at the startling report
T,a I.s,,o I 4 ..;..n Sa.,,,.,.a Il, ss;,...s
- .. ~ a,V1savsa ~. ui.N ~ aeissf
the baythoid1 statue OF n1lberty enhghtening
the world. to United States Minister Mortonon
July iii the presenceSof Prime Minister Ferry
The S4haa st Ssf,ss vii Spt sh;nna5 Is fEssl Yers %n eTy,y
81 81. ,,.ss
y w ~. sM ~ ps5 M hhlsa.y !. S saqsasg 9o 9
zaies, ene presidents wenty-year7ot son, was
riding in q street car with cdr Cara,
professor int military school, when he
Equarreled with Con. Majors son;swho, with hia
servant was shot dead by Cara
y;l1;.n, u..Ss; s. n s.s.ssss
~ as - - lsgsaiss,in ~ ~! hy.,sl s1i shooHns y
t tN,Sa men tying tosbreak N bus house, shot and
kiied nis mother: 9 ri
a big gang " Italian laborers tried TO hang
NJ Nhr IN a 80 uS1Ek H. I-lR
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Mr.. Johanna Doud died Tuesday at Peru,
Ind at the remarkable age Of los years. I'm
til the last few months she was very spry.
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3d.,

Alady reader writes to say that she has been
losing her hair and wants to know what she
shall do to prevent it Either keep your bu-,
reau-drawer locked or get o bottle Of Carboline
the great Petroleum Hair Remover.
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Patenta

No Patent, no pay. Send model or draw
ing. Stoddart 3 CO., 4l3 g Street,
Washington, d.. @. Patent Attorneys.
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Rev. J. p. Mccall, late Of Canads, has re-
moved from Dover, Ill It was . case Of toe
much lady organist
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Louis Dreyen, awel-known Albany lawyer,
fell down stairs and crushed his skull on
Tuesday.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

You will feel better in half-an-hour.
Take it any time before or after meals.
II before you. will enjoy your meal better.
II after it will aid digestion.
It is o medicine yoncan take at any time with
or the feeble and st~ottering old man or woman.
IComposedtof roots andherbs there is nothingiu
its composition that will injure the most delicate
constitution, pleasant in taste and effects, will do
'yongood.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

Piso's Cure for Consumption does not dry mp:
. cough; it removes the cause
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

FredH. Smith, leadersof the{quartet Of Dr.
Talmage's chursh, Brooklysn,, has disappeared:
Aahortage of u ,OOOto84O,00 900 iarumored,
and also the, disappearancesof an attractive To-
L malay $ss4sa ;G T3ssSSgbE 3S$
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

Moody held 400 London meetings nseleven
months, 80
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

Many imitators, but no equals, has DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

To the needs Of tho
tourist commercial
traveller and new set-
tier Hostetter'sS tum-
ach Bitters Is pecu-
Iarly adnpted, since
1t strengthens the d.
gesttve orgnns and;
braces the physical
energies to unhealth-
full Influences It no
moves and prevents
snalarfnl fever, con-
~stapation, dyspepsia,
h~ea1thfuny st1rnu-
1atcs the Kidneys and
bladder and enriches
a. well rs purifes the
blood When over
como by fattgue
whether mental or
physical, the weary
and debilttated find
"a reliable source Of
renewed strength
ruegisos ana Dcalsrs
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THIS REMEDY

Z
was discovered By III
present proprietors,
and is the result of er.
periments, based upon
many years expert.
ence az Pharmacists
It is different 0
preparations
used for these troub
les being harmless.
and agreeable; offer
ing In those nspccts
q marked contrast to
Ii
L1ouIps,
sNuEFs n cAUrER
IzIya powpERs, Apyi
ply by the finger fnto
the noEhils. Send fof
circular. SO cents al
Druggists. 60 entsby
mail Registered.
owego. ny.
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5oRnaxs

- rLt TIb EWETH II NLIf ~ -
Thousands and thousands men and women
have their 81 days-they are not sick enoughto
give DIP, relinqnish fheir duties and 80 70 bed,
but as one describes 4;
II feelssodroWsyandv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4 neyerdidhayes msaner feeling fin my lifeD
stomach does not. feel right .
Ss.D Don y know what q the matter with me. but
do not feel weLnn
aIhaye . half feeling Of nausea
90 cold one minute and too warm the next'
T use slang phrase, I'm all broke up.,"5
The above md hundreds Of similar express
sions are heard daily, with some there is q, DIFF
terent cause, others cannot account for the feel
ing. Itmay originate from different reasons, but
from whatever cauSe,. nature requires assistance
and You can Immediately render the assistance
and dispel all theseiunpleasant symptoms. By
using Burdock Blood: Bitters take them imme-
,diately on the appearance Of the unpleasantfee
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-10

Mira LangtryShas wroatled another $4,000
Al Now York rasl estate
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

fpNGHEIEs ErFE k41TFA1I1lsNk8N
r the Senate latez ar. cockrell, committee ION
military affairs reported avorably with amend
ments the house Pill relieving from the charae
q 4, desertion, g ao sia who served until tbeseS-
charged withsdesertion The bill after amend.
ment passed4EsAs passedItrequirestbat annji.
cations orsrelief provided for shalt be I,ede
within five years for its passage, The honse
pil passed granting Q pension Of $50 q month
TO the widow OF Gen. James B.. SteadmaniTT ri
The President sent in the folloWi5e n=opina
tons FWatsons Squire, Washington Terrific
= ,i.goyernoro Of Washington TERRITORY n David
Idaho, secretary OF the Territoryo 81
IdahotaEdwin Curtis, Idaho, register ofthe
land. Office, Boise City, Idaho; WiiliamA New.
ell fs@ew Jersey, Indian inspector:
Friday, in the House. Hr. Randall sub
mtted the report Of the conference committee,
on the naval appropriation bill. %nounc the
lnapllty 70 agree. The chief items Of dis
agreement are tho appropriation for new
CRUISERS ana Inc continuation Of work on the!
nothing but an instruction from tho1house
would induce the house cohferrees to yield 5on
these tWoapoints, because they had not that
confidence in the manner Of Construction Of
those cruisers that warranteda further expen-
aitnre Of public money insorder o duplicate
mem Beside, there was not thrown around
these propositions that isafeguard in heyexpen-!
dlture OF money which present circumstances
known to the country warranted and which
3shonld.b be thrown aronndsa department which:
was nov the subtectsof Investigation
Mr. Calkins then movedthatt the house re-
cedef its disagreement to the steel cruis-
ers amounted. Lost--yeas. 80, nlays5147. The
following democrats voted Wwiththe republicans
In the affirmative: Belmonts Dorsheimer, Fin
erty, Morse, ONeil, (Mo.) and Sumner, l(Cal.)
a similar motion in regard to the monitors
clause was also ,lostE--yeas S5,s nays186.ss The
house fDrtherainaistad m Tia 5diaa preannnnt and
RandAllss Holmansan Calkins were appointed
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A Case In Point.

Young Johnny Jarpley was inclined to
be u good boy, end his mother spent
much time in iustTuottiug him III the
encrmity of the sin of telling falsehoods
and. to impress it upon him, wound up
by telling him that people who told lies
choked to death. When the Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Muckle were taking dinner al
the Jarpleys on return call, the next
day, Mrs. Jarpl.S asked her guest: $50,
Mrs. Muckle, you like my cooking2"
"lt is splendid, Mrs. Jarpley, just
Splendid" enthusiastically respopded
Rev. Muckle's lady. 'Mr. Jarpley JIG
fortunate in the possession of such an
excellent cook as yourself"
| Just as the lady concluded she took q
alp Of water. and few .drops "going the
wrong way" caused her to cough.
There she goes There she goes
mother" exclaimed young Jarpley II
great excitement. II heard her say
when you was out of the parlor to AR
Muckle, she wished it was over, as one
of your dinners was enough to XII. {
mule and abe wondered how your hus
band had ever lived 80 long, Pitteburs
Chronicle.
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"A case Is on trial in one of the
courts of New York City, in which Al.
exander Boyd sues Cstbarine, his wife,
to compel her to carry out the alleged
terms of their marriage contract. lie
says that by this contract, made on May
6, 1879, she agreed TO settle on him one
half Of her third interest in the estate of
her deceased husband, James Macarthur.
He agreed to marry her in return, aud
on May Is following he did marry her.
Now, he says, she won't give him the
property. Mrs. Boyd claims to have
signed the contract, if at all, while under
the influence of liquor, but Boyd brings
witnesses to prove that she was sober.
The amount involved is about S2,500.
= In Armenia girls are married when
IL years old. In this country at that
age they are TOO busy buying candy and
making faces at the boys to think of
matrimony,
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Why She Came to Little Rock.

Recently passcrs.by noticed woman
standing on the corner Of Main and
Fourth streets. She wore an old sun.
bonnet and hor dress indicated adversely.
a gentleman, moved by the spirit OF
charity, approached her and asked:
"Are you alone?"
"Yes."
"In distress ?"
"Yes."
Have you applied to the authorities ?"
"Yes."
"Won't they help your
"The chief of police says he will do
all he can to assist me.
"Have you family?'
"Yes."
"Where ?"
"Tuxas."
"How long have sou been in Little
Rock 2"
"Got here this afternoon"
"What is the nature Of your distress ?''
"Why q confounded fellow down in
Texas fooled my daugh er, stole my mule
and came to this town. don't mind his
fooling 'Riah so much, but the though.
that he's got that mule goes through me
like darnin' needle"
I The man let nickel fall back into hif
pocket and stroled away.
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:. aHe began life young" remarked a

"He began life young" remarked q
writer, speaking of an individual who
had risen to eminence. That's the way
with most of US. We begin life young.
If we could begin life old, we might be
able to avoid the pain Of teething, the
danger Of measles, and other ills to which
infant flesh is heir. But it seems to be
necessary that We should begin life
young. Somehow, there is no getting
over it.-,~merviNe journal.
A Cincinnati barber affirms that
poor people rarely get bald, but the
wealthicr classes pet bald soonest, the
professional and business men, lawyers,
preachers, bankers. editors and report
ers," said the barber.
- Don't be afraid to work; life is
short, and you will have time enough to
rest when it is over.
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THE MINISTER WHO FAILS to interest his, ,congreg

THE MINISTER WHO FAILS to interest his congrega
his church generally accused being preacher,
studying hard enough That not always where the trouble
comes Dyspepsia disorders responsible for
many pulpit When the Dominies digestive
apparatus working and his giving him pain and his
impossible to make preach
good Give suffering bottle Brown Iron Bit
You will sec its effect Sunday preaching The Rev Mr.
Zeng Codorus Pa payzcd and could walk with
crutche Btters made him. The Rev
White of Rock Hill S. c. cit restored strength and Vi
Browns Iron Btcr only for the minister but for all people
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sI.IAIL[I.. {. u. .REalEl
uEiTaE FSTleAL u0R IaBIkIi lIlI
III ifigla Ann GpEeieln,a s5s

sssl - y O. Z nt-Eo 81 ID ees -
uEiTHE FsTleAL uBR IHBLhli llll
Tigle AND 0pEeifl1.S
a REA1LsDI III fouer ttneaty.foe W. ~ n
a RI9lSkSaKsaofe popeldss at Eoms VI
best Known, s,hdn al othef TsGodta aaS
a REldEDE endorsed by tho bas "
ena DsnESisls ut its home !, !.
a REEzHEX shat Mr. C. w. ONesl u
an Al s Sssssa .1l,d hl, Ttis lie IT, d59n g
a REE1TE5E of which o pzSllairEt
msrchaiiE eaid, az would have giyg1l
90 wonld q nickle for what two b.
insdlcite did for my daughter. z
AAGAsAsAbE In regard to which "
Nd DIuggi5t OF Thomasytnet. etth
can nfegell Instances in which y
.qftsFs az fits s.Rttal remedies had ldaka
a RE1gEDK about which DR.. RhiS
Grange Ea rites ~ havu tised ias
year9 tho nedicine, you arc Erillz 8; s
togothse tss tho diseases for ahisapi9|
a Ill III s 4 ofwhlch DR.. Joel Bill :;
70, said; nors cyGaiHed he ftcl ~
:. hesitation ia advislng its use, AND 81
Recommend III ~ - !. q.
AlEtEAIi lSE which the Rev. ID. 35s II
near MaEts s5A, Ga, nays he has p,.a Il!
llylGits5 tae Nusm0st 6attsfactlon "
1nended 4s TO three families "Who neSi
A,REASEETs 81 which PembsIses lsI
nenisosi We have been felllnS ":
II Year.. VIA e9nstan.ly increasing 80
.doiefaa plesf ith us, and one n
| !AsREASsaD& & OF which Lamar, R,lts !.
say.s Ye 50 la SO gross in four rnolttSt
golditinnuy rlace but what itwesvassn,g'
| AREnkEpss by which DR.. Bausl @ +
| Il siais s. cured one OF .tne 5s M y
caseg OF y5sARIpUs MESsrRuAiioSs ~ +
eNtklsinm knowledge, Nithslts
| a EEhIRs1x e Ok which DR. J. q nrss
| Ala ntn fully conylnccd t1ss =
rIysied M That cltss Of diseases sai
iA9isssis about which Maj. Jeiats!
o. Atlanta we'll and farotably krsnls
1 the Untted StateS as a General LETT
y says siscd this remedy befdrt "
ilarga Ei9 ton IN O great nun
Glte1ps itis fpic .,tcesss " ~
a NEhEksssa ont Which Mr. ]. W. "
les tiR.. certifias that one tss:
I ;, iSGssstnberHo OF his family oil nj 49,
/ OF NJ any, Sciru Bihndingss :.sI
| "A ltsa9 SsEs 4 tfi.I Il CHEAPER fttAF.ksll
| AKbttsiSEufit It's Kid in the world " n
- NoTfLEa IL pRs 1HH apsr s.'sttssr' tsr'
IHis st1 isEA POPULAR ii, gy ~
FEAALs Kstkp skToE, Nv oIn1n' bcsiHf Y
ssI1e h,st Guggisls.s & ;Frioe : Srn -
1 <. Large glz5s gt 30, s5y;;,s M :;
Solo PrSpsieEss aid MaIIiafi 4 -rstfsS
| Is "a INA n pryor Strefi, -
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SPECIAL NOTICE !.

OWING to the scarcity of money we
take this opportunity of informing the
trudng public that We have put down the
prices of all of our Goods to the bottom,
and can ciIer some Special Bargains in our
line for the Cash.
We will sell you our Hats and Shoes
about at cost, and cAn give you o
good variety to select from.
All otlier articles in proportion. Price
them an6 see for yourself
w. S. LIGON & CO.
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g sellnaFlkobIe Rasnrt,

I have had remarkable suo,.ssf / /
Swift3 Specific; have cured seYeiili
permanently in g very short tina
cass which 7 am now treating IN, G;S
to die, and after using thres 6ottlaSj
recovered that 7 think one more ~
cure her The most remarkable cssi
vas aglady with medulary cancy 4
womb, fos whom I had no hope ~
After using one bottle I am sa.tfl
will soon be cured.
D. WYLIE QUILLIAN, II. a
sifS, Easltdtl
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::.!..P POISON OAE

9PESUN OAK :
bad for thirty-eight years sufs,,,
spring and summer with Poison OH ,
l contracted in bathing when = |.
tried everything for it, includlp, ,
physicians, but without any b.5s'
took elk BEETLES of Swlft's Specific a
four yeaTn ago, and it cured me sos,i
well. Three summers have pss.si
have had no return of 1t. -
esEPH BEAsLEY, Coluniba,
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PILE sIs sHHal I
!. s'1iIN1:alg.I .IsNT y !

shie esHEis yii,g trouhy ) Il 6as boz N Il
:: s:ly ss.ss md "a yery fAsusa55 I: I
!, :. 70 . siso sso y w W. !;
I. . !! cAID HEAr 1st y & :
II isls Sss., sI s@ sssss,s sEsS
aias ite iato Isliei. aud q
:ng prgsf q pIatiDaat. !" z. u Al,
u b go3ifi isfites from Cufsess - III
Iy9r'a g stt fn On z ~ II, s.
ssis Iss15 & t anl Do % irrs
fEcp ~ the soiss PsSHsia, PasH apsib
S. S.l. ! aO3 d. FfsSs 81: q q. y
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,LsIEk french HuSband.

7 7s simultaneously died who, it 10
narrated on his wedding day some twenty
,yeafs ago, touk tho original--peih haps 1t
may be said rather mprudent-rcsolution
10 keep ayearly account Of kisses exchang.
edSith hisWife until their union became
severed by death OF one or the other.
He was destined TO be the frat 10 20, but
when on his sick bed, foreseeing that he
would not recover, he begged Nf friend to.
let the world know the, Result q, bis
twenty years account keeping. During
the first year tof welded iife the, kisses
exchanged reached the ycolossal figure of
SO sc, sec, 51G or 100 day on al average; but
in the following twelve mouths there was
n notable decrease, not more than $4,000!
Z being, inscribed on rhis register; while
3 the third year shows d still greater fall
ing of, the average number of kisses
3tbeing about ten d day. Aud after the
s'lapse Of fivssyears q further reduction 10
recorded and The account keepers task
5is sinplified, for only two kisses were
exchanged during eac1i, ,tWentyifour hours
$ss.sone on rising, one on retiring to rest..''
i Later ON, during the last ten years of
his married life, they ''only kissed each
other on leaving for, gor returning from, a
journey and he had very little trouble
lin making up his annual domestic statis-
tics. london Standard. u
& & ,The tallest girls arc considered the
most beautiful at The fashfonahia water
4 ing places this season. ,.A IN Newport sfnsn
6 put his dangh hter's hat and gown on q
polo supporting d martin box the other
evening and ttsen nly:seYen near sighted
dudes paved up bis garden while bowling
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POISON Ca
sesms To yield every time to h,

o9aIns .sI y ss2aNyleid ~ every time to trs,,
pnftanburg, 8. C., March /, ],
Your most valuable medic;r,. :, 4 \
Speoiae) has done me so much bs an,i !
FEEL EsEss4ggsa5 this for The ss.:tss ssat y;
who suffer like did. I was NOD
poison necI Eak end sew IGt-s g vii .sc: i,s !:
years, until I used Swiit's spesi6. !; !
six y.sassd used almost every kipS Il,
cine, but none had the desired G ef:st
using six bottles Of Swift's spsJs,ii
restored 20 perfect health-,viN nj !
that dsgflts poison left! Youn hi,
~ DAVID NFSpf
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h0 JAWS III

q II
81 ssassas5- saIs@sn who outline, Ii. q.
for f ss.sIiy .ssna advanced In iISs Va
VII giSt s:s 9t.sng " integrity. Ills Pc sH
iohn pearsOn's stst,rsss. ]
~ "a tha epring Of 1882 va, .t,,., $,
Ssn S which continued 10 kei Sts !,
AIT asas, got SO weak t6nt efIeE efeE "a
but obsiosisd 10 , great many Ens@. y
lhsa iisEmption and woun gts t:tsi.s
s9t,s - ~ e issnaily told me to try Rssy q
slofss sey sent TO Wards Stossse oSssseEst. D,
nna ~ eel fsnced taking Il riSbts aod ss,I
tthhE ssse 81 .hLee doses, l beesS tosssy. ~.
tue lliae I bad used up one bot.iSS Ii'opfsIs
On ~ sees again. am nov fn sli l
ain esHnaent that the Lung "a efeelSsfl
iiS ~ s1g ay neighbors are Of f,Ss0fa ,Sss0f o.
- ~, ~ aSse pess Lung Remedy ever =, S,4
tIa5 tIa' ~. promised me That he seil Il,
eufa e Slhde in my case. ''n @ ths ~;
sssshs Of hir. Benz. n. p.,...
Eel;y 81 November, 1881, Will, "4
mesnlns ty wife was taken viii Ssii,s
g.lss ~ nien was soon followed h. stsS
r,sys,s MEN, ~ ah9 severe cough. iTS;; TSs
few wet she was reduced ~ oIassh ~
Ih2 Ss;1g physician told ms ,h.llsf &
1s,sisl 9ssG, sx Lungs was entirely gone M ~
see.s esleh agreed with DR., sniSil % ii
RhySlslan, 70 call DR.. HollowsS ~ y, sli
tley s.t19toe g final examination q, necseall
pfon2tneea the case hopeless, n, ~ stSi
Issost sent for bottle and gsSsSsl gSsSssSslIf q
found taat she could retain II on sste lt
S1seT ne s third dose began ta . iss s
nedie5g aguiarly, and by T tbe n &c ssst.sI
two oatsses she was able 70 wall ts ~, y. 81
she Sar u & IA better health than IS'i sSs u
saved hss life. We have fam,lso nso Lass .:
some b1 them grown" VI liz q
hr. aQarndon's Postofice 4, W..
eTsay S0aa sstSsn,a. 81 He is thoroughly I relI,g.
Lntig sestorer for sale by W,,hu.
Druggisse, Anderson, s. C, "hEas Q
msteh ~. 1884-35-eow
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