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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-11-12
The Charleston Centennial.

The Centennial Exhibition at Charles
ton opens on the 23d day of November
1885. The South Carolina Exhibit at
New Orleans which elected 80 much adj
miration, will be displayed mt Charleston
during the exhibition. No pains have
been spared to make this occasion in
teresting to all Carolinians. It is urged
upon every citizen in the county who
Ras anything on which he thinks pre-
mium. could, DO obtained, to forward it
at once to the Secretary, L. L. Roche.
Mr.: L. O. Robinson of this place and
Hon. j. Fl. Bowen of Easley nre COM
missionersr and will furnish shipping
taga and any information necessary.
There is no charge for transportation or
entries. Several valuable premiums in
guHno are offered on corn, whsat, &c.
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The Greonvillo News, speaking of tho
endowment of Furr.u. University, says
She determined effort being made by the
, Bnptists "f this State to increase the en-
dowment fund OF Furmnn university is
finding general and gratifying succoa".
: Greenville city seems to be determined
TO do her full duty to the institution that
constitutes very important clement of
our business, social md religious life.
$1,000 has been subscribed here already
on partial canvassa and it is believed that
Mt least 81 900 more will be obtained with
II thenext ten days. The university now
has property valued Mt between $75, 900
and 100000 mi by the labor of its
friends is steadily gaining in financinl
strength..
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Registration Notice.

NTOTICEis hereby given that the Books
~ of Registration for Pickens County
will be opened at Pickens G. H., on the
frst Monday in each month to enable sttch
persons to register ms have acquired the
fight since the last general election, to
transfer such as have changed their resi-
derce, and to renew lost and defaced eCr-
tificates until and including the first Mon
day in July, 1885, when the law requires
the Books closed, except for the purposes
hereinafter mentioned, namcly: Lost and
defaced certificates may be renewed until
thirty days before the general election, and
young men coming of age after the clos
ing of the Books mny register Until the
day of election.
o. T.. DURANT,
Supervisor for Pickles County.
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nov -. 1885
LAND FOR SALE,

WILL. sell to the highc:t bidder at Pick
L. ems {. H., <. e., on Salcday in Drcrm
bcr1SS5, the following TR CTS of LIND
IT not sold privately before that time. viz:
lst. 4 Tract in the western part Of the
prosperous town of Easlcy, on the North
side OF the Railroad, adjoining Maul,lin,
smith. Williams and others, containing
3b-l0O acres, more or less
2l \ Tract on the North side of the r.
H., adjoining Union Church, No. 3, Ken
ncmore, h"llin2sworth and Others, con-
tanning lOl3 acres, more or less.
jd y Tract nn The South side Of the r.
H., adjoining kcnncmore, Mauldin, Uol-
llhgsworth, No. 2, and others, containing
lVl l-lo acres, mere or less.
The number Of acres in each tract, in
cl.ldrS the right Of way to the Railroad
Terms onc-third cash, the remainder on
credit of one and two years in equal an
nial instalmcnts, with Interest frrm day
or sale, ut ten per cent per annlim.
For further alticulars, and plats of each
tract, call ont. j.. HOLLIN(iSWORTU.
my attorney ut Pick"ns G. H.. =. e.
ABNER MULIININ.
nov l2,
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Executor S Sale of Land

Y2Y virtue of the power bestowed upon
~ mo by the last Will and Testament of
Catherine Templeton, decensed, late of
the county of Pickens, / will offer for
sale ut public outcry, to the highest bid
der, on the 3d day CTHURSDAY) of
next DECEMBER, the following LOTS
OF LAND situate lying and being in
the Town of Liberty, Air Line Railroad,
Pickens County, South Carolina. con.
tanning the following number of acres,
to wit:
No. !, Is acres, moro or less.
No. 2, 254 acres, more or less.
NO. 3, l6 acres, more or less.
No. 1, 173 acres, more or less.
No. B, 20 acres, more or less.
Also, thirteen other Lots in the said
town, all of which will be pointed out by
the Executor on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Ono half tho purcb
ase money cash on day Of sale, balance
on o credit of twelve months. purchaser
to give bond and mortgage of lots to
secure crodit portion, the same to benr
interest from day of sale. Purchasers to
pay for pnn"rs and recording the some
DAVID III. TEMPLETON,
Executor.
CIT The Ea 'ley Messenger copy thee
times.
nov II, 1885,
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Mortgagee's Sale..

Ryyirtncof authority placed in mcbv tw,
- Mortgage Notes given bv J. :. bark
er and Evalinc Barker, to the Gcisnr Manu.
featuring Company Of wnynesboro, Penn.
sylyania | will sell at Public Outcrv tc
the highest bidder, on Saturday, NovcmbeI
thc2lSt 1885, at II o'tlc ok a. NJ, at the
TSSraGnrs R%m,is, h OF D. $. Baker, near Six Milo
the following described Property: u"
One l2 to Is Horse Power Enpino and
bollcr on Stills, built by the GciscT Monn.
taCturlng Company of Wayncsboro. Penn
(, Also, One improved Portable CircuIor
saw say, Mil, with all Necessary fiyturcs
n" na'Ill by the GGiser Manufacturing Com.
P"T{ rrEn nI ManeSboTo, Pennsylvania.
II. F DIVER
Gcn'l Agent Geiscr Man. IL
nov s. 1885 " W;
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Spoaking Out.

Many of our esteemed contemporaries
abound with suggestions, advice and
exhortations to the Legislature cDI
very few of them are agreed ua -r, me
point; yet ench VIII we ycry u.n,, MA,
Trt8M when tn" General Aa,n.uIv nd
jH1rna HAT III" stupidity % "n, lu,nlrc !
1l'o itty-nlnc ".-r q, hlr puaaton4 and
IrJud'cca with himself, mas kept the
'"s'"tarurc irom enacting his views into q
law. If laws wore made to suit the views
oil all, we would need Supreme Court
and separate constitution for each
county. But because their views nre not
enacted into law is no sign that the ug-
gestions Of our contemporaries have been
In vain. For the calling of mn editor is
conducive to earnest careful thought.
though he may sometimes speak hastily;
and around his thoughts ns nucleus
have been formed some of our most
wholesome laws. So, dearly beloved
whether tho Legislature hear, or forbear
let iis ring out our thoughts candidlv
and fsarleasly. Let nothiug be kept
Back sor fear OF criticism. Who knows
that the breaking and cutting process Of
Rnfriendly criticism will not discover n
diamond Of the 'first watera Who knows
Shat he will not DO that famous fortunate
who can say 'tWe told you sol"
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He Succeeded.

The Greenville News says: "Nfr. Geo.
w. Williams wrote book giving young
mon directions how to succeed in Iifo
Wo do not know whether Mr. Patrick
Calhoun read the book or not, but he
"oems to have found n tolerably good
way to succeed. He was married to Mr..
Williams daughter in Charleston ON
"Wednesday and his father-in- laws bridal
gift was a check for 800, ,OOO."
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ST,,AA,TlEE$So SOUTH CARoLrYA

STATEOF SOUTH CARoLIYA,
~ COUNTY OF PIrKENS. by j. II
MEWTON. Esq Probate ulge.- Whereas
William Henderson has made suit To- me
to grant them Letters Of Administration,
OF the Estate and effects of Reese Austin,
deceased =. -
These are therefore to cite and admonish
~ and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said Reese Austin, deceased that
they be and appear, before mo, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Piekcns
c. H., on the 21ts day of November 1855,
after publication hereof, at IL O'clock in
have, why the said administration should
not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 0th
day of November, Ammo Domini 1885.
II Syl j. II, NEWTON, SIRE.
nov 70. 1885 2
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An Enterprising, Reliable House.

Dr. &. W.. Earle can always be relied
upon not only to carry in stock the best of
everything. but to secure the Agency for
such articles as have wcll-known morit. and
are popular with the people, thereby sus.
tanning the reputation of being always cn-
terprising, and ever reliable Having Sc
cured the Agency for the celebrated DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Will sell on positive guarantee. It will
surely cure any and every affection of
Throat, Lungs, and Chest, and to show our
GoniidGnce, we invite you to call and yet a
Trial Bottle Free. e'' "
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Inst week New York and Yirn

Last week New York and Virginia
both went democratic in all their de,
partnents. This is tho heaviest blow
the bloody shirt has received in a
long time, and II is to be hoped that
il, along with Mahoneism, rs now
consigned to oblivion The meaning
OF the result in New York is 60 com.
plicated that Il is wen enough to pnt
IT down az zero; the meaning in Vir-
glnia is that the Old Dominion is
thoroughly diseusted with repudia.
ton and Billy lIshone.
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-Four mon were tried in South Carolina
Saturday for murder. One was convio-
ted OF granddaughter and three were nc
Quilted. Homicides are alarmingly fre.
qnent. Convictions for murder are very
very rare. Is it dispensation of Prov,
idenoe that the right man always gets
killed. Or does it only appear no from
the verdict of the juriesl-Newberry OBJ
server.
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LIUgGS lIl ,,o, lava TT, Ill.,.
(njf iin. |"% -, .,I Tu"ve uh"ea talf, Ve"i
,,TUl,,", ''., ,s'' ., ~ '""''''% md styles.
~ - F"H All '", "m.'" in MiRses sizes,
,,,'I, ,,'n t','Ht . E'""'> Specially adapted fer
lii, T'1'''l ., ',,,f.. "Ga.a
'r,r :, ,%'I, IT,, n.., '!.,r""H shoes
So u o'|' '""H'rd 1" envelope the
n;"c .'f ,''.' ,',.' III .n' same t'me
NV, a,' '.t!,'S' ih "pt'"r"'.r". All grades
,,,.. ,.', ,i"1.'"'S'
MI b""'S"i hrst tto'}''j cnlt with
hmS," h,$ T." al" an" """i'e ""P. l." P'alh and
Tr,'. r. ~. i;;,, t,,,.,.. ri,;.. ,,d ,.o,.
~ith mIh NJ N' nj ,n,[g ~ ,at1on@ an" NJ, '"o'S'
MEMS Dro-, shoca of best French cat,
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Judge Hudson has decided that
the Railroad Commission may make
any suggestions it sees proper to rail.
road companies, but the comranies
can adopt or reject those suggestions
as they choose. The older the com.
mission gets, the less useful and more
expensive it becomes. bought to be
ab0'ished ---- -
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Atlanta has q great many raiasoa,ra and
aFnPEeE:

Jh'lge WaIlacp recently decided that
"physician's certificate of disability OK
euses no one from road duty. That it's
holder may be returned for refusing to
work, and if the Trial Justice thinks
from the testimony that the defaulter is
able bodied, ho can impose the usual
Gpo.
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Clerk Sale.
State Of South Carolina
County Of Pickcns
An Court of Conn nGOm Pleas
Joseph l.. Stansel. against James STAN
sell ct aI

ACTION FORPARTITION.
DURSCANT to II Decretal Order, made
III the above stated case. on the 3Otl
Scptcmbrr, 1885, by Hon. w. II. Wallace,
presiding Judge, | will sell to the hiphcst
bidder at Pickcns court House, during the
legal hours Of "a e. on SALESDAY In DE.
CEMBRlt next, the following TRACTS
OF LAND:
AL that Tract of Land in Pickens Conn.
~, ON branch waters of Twelve Mile md
Oolenoy Rivers, adjoining lands of J IT
Amblcr' Maxwell Chastain, j. w. Suth.
Grland and others, composed of several
Tracts, and containing in the angreGot a
Seven Hundred 700) acres, more or iess
now lives, ''''o''
TERMS Onc-third of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash on day of sale tho bof.
ance on credit Of twelve montha with
interest from day Of sale, secured by bond
OF the purchaser and mortgage of Tho
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and
for recording the same. Wv"
j. j. LEWIS, o.o.P.
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An Ansv.

An Answt # Mtod.
Can any one bril- u. ,,:,, @, K
or Liver Complaint ...' rlr.r.. f.,
will not sp"cdilycui,. "rsay they
IA thousands of cases already per .,
cured aid who arc daily rccc
Electric Bittcrs, will prove. l.
case, Diabetes, Weak Back, or an, ...
complaint quickly cured. They purii,
blood, regulate the bowels, aud act direct.
on the diseased parts Every bottle guar
antccd. For sale at SOC. bottle by DR.
G. w. Earle, Pickcns G. II.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND rprn
~ lIORS.--All persons holding cIo;no. ,,1,
against the estate of B. Y. ARNOI n n'''i,lS I'm
ceased late of Pickens county, somtb cae ne-
olina. viii present them legally a attes,od SaII
TO the undersigned for payment; and I'rSoea .Soaa
indebted to said Estate will make pavm. .'t =
nov 10, 1886 p Auihc
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Clerks S Sale.

IN itCKI OF COMMON PLEAS.
Margaret Roper, against Abram Roper,
ct al.
ACTION FOR PARTITION
pCRStANT toa Dccrctal Order. made
L. III the above stated case on the 29th
September, 1885, hy Hon. w. H. Wallace.
presiding Judge. will So ! to the highest {
bidder ~ Pickc.s Court House. during the
legal hours Of sale. on Sal ESDAY IN
pr, EMBER TcNt. the following described
1RA I OF LAND. belonging 10 tho cs-
TT" OF haIlcs Roper. deceased, remainder
after >e:ijEg Nfftotllc >gid Margaret Rupcr
her one-thlr3 in said Lands. to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND in
Pick"is County. on Fix Nilc Creek, adj
ining iaDds Of Elisha Kelley, J. j.. Ha.
good. Margaret Roper and others, contain
lnG l2o acres. mere or lces. Good Grist
Mill on this place
Plat can be seen in the Clerks Office.
TERMS: OEe-thirl Of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash; the balance on a credit
or one and two years, with interest from
date. secured by bond of the purchaser,
and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser
10 pay for ali papers and for recording the
same.
j. J. LEWIS, c.oP.
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w e III E A R
TT
Frequently Remarked

"Your house is more crowded thon
any other store in town."
Genuine, Simon Pure Bargains will
draw the crowd.
There are no tricks allowed to no
practiccd in this house.
Every article must be sold on it's
own merit, and every representation
made by tho salesman is guaranteed
by the management.
The past week was all we could
wish.
The crowd was immense, and the
sales III accordance.
Silks, Dress Goods, Blankets, Boots
and Shoes, were booming and were
piled out in quantities.
Never have we had such n Silk
season.
30 far rs wo know we haven't lost
tho sale Of single Silk Dress where
the parties shopped the market.
We must show the best value in
Silks or we would not always take
tho prize
TuANE&-EgT15
We should like to have every house
wife see our Blankets. To go through
this stock is perfectly delightful. No
use in talking, if one has the rcmot-
est idea Of buying Blanket this
winter they can't resist when they
see this stock. The temptation is
too great.
The prices begin ut III cents eaob
and all the way up to q fine all wool
Blanket.
Not a single pair OF Hlanketr in
this stock but what would make n
loss to the manufacturer at those
prices.
We doubt if You will ever sec Blop.
kets sold again for the present figures
To arrive this week another Iot ~
Hosiery and Gloves.
Some more Bargains ap- az them
Another shipment of ',..,ss Goods
to be in this week.
Another lot of those Shirts worth
76 cents that we sell for 80 cents ;nst
opened Bargains every day at' ''
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johnson Hag0od

INHIs FINE THOROUGH .fRrD rrp
l. SEY BULL belonging 10 r. A ~ = i.J,'
& Co., will be at TAYLOR ODIJ -, -
unth the 1st day Of December. "'
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There was small sized cyclone in
Spartanburg Inst Saturday, doing some
damage to several roots.
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The Philadelphia Enquirer, 'ron,,h.
lIcan, says that hereafter the bl6ody
shirt will appear to John She, n,o ,
to be as large MS a circus tent,
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IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
ACTION FOR .PARTITION
jeremiah King ct al.

ACTION FOR PARTITION.
pCRSUANT to a Decreta, Ord.,r .,
a In the above stated case. IN ~, "@.e eo.,'
eeptember 1885, by Hon. w. II Wo,ioon no.,'
Pfesidlng Judge, will sell to the b;,i,oe;,
muder, at Pickens Cou,t House. 'dSr;n" "
inc IHI,l leSal hours of sale, on SAL ESDAY iS
ri~dt2r8EE nrii'oI rI, n 1850, the following des-
,hE ioGu hACIS OF LAND, belonging 10
wit: "'H'"eco' 10
TRACT NO. 1, .."" 49,.
lying on both sides of Six Mile Creek, on
ans 'oW! M ieaoihg from Central to Old Pick
ems, adjoining lands of s. Cannon n r
hennemorc, Tracts Nos. 2 and 6, contain.
ing 254 acres, more or less. On this Tract
there is large Dwelling, Outbuildinps,
store House, and Good Mill
TRACT NO. 2,
Lying on both sides of Six Mile Creek.
ADJOINING Tracts Nos. 1, 2, @, and Z, of
same lands, containing 1863 acres, more or
'c6S' lhcre * settlement on this Tract.
TRACT NO. B,
Lying on both sides of Six Mile Creek,
adjoining lands Of Whitncr Symme.,
tracts Nos. and of same lands, con-
taihlng l98 acres, more or less. There is
a. OH llllS rltt.
TR\CT NO. 4,
Lying on both sides of Six Mi'c Creek.
adJoing lands of Whitncr Svmmcs. Tracts
Nos. and of same lands, containing rs
acres, more or less. There is Il settlement
on this Tract.
TRACT NO. ;,
Lying on both sides of Six Mile Creek, nd
Joining lands of Whittier. SvmmcS. B. f.
Lawrence, Crcnshaw, Tract No. 4 of same
land, and others, containing 219 acres,
more or less.
TRACT NO. 6,
Situate on branch waters of Keowce River
SiX Mile creek, adjoining lands of
hughes, Whitncr Symmcs S. Cam
Others, containing 307 acres,
HACT NO. :,
o. .~i.. ..' -'"rs of "ix Mi'c Creek,
"'' .i"" lA'.1" ,'.,Nos Griffith, Tracts
'..$. e.. g.. ,.,j >naa.. o.. Containing 2S9
r 20 p" .r,',. -.
.4'r.. .. ~ -:le
.... q T. T.
'.'.' ..' ....rj>. ra.. ....
.l".tr...; ;or.3Ia-, s...
L. >" '.... .-r ~. aa ... .. ,.u ,.... ..
Of tM. .......'- .','. .... ,,. ,.
tf sale, s> w.. o., ... g '.
and mortSa.> r.s
crS allowed to H.. 70 .H ..~,
pay for all papers ~.. 49,.
same.
Plats of these lands can .. T..
Clerks Office.
J. J. LEWIS,
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Clerk Sale.
] {.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF PIcKENa. r
Nv COURT or CONVOY PLE4S
John L. Craig ct al. against Julius Craig
ct al.
ACTION FOR PARTITION. /

>N hoAN u Wv an IL lSN.A .
PURSUANT to a Decretal Order, made
l. III the above stated case, ON the 29th
September 1885, by Hon. w. Ii. Wallace,
presiding Judge, will sell to the highest
bidder at Pickcns Court House. during the
legal hours OF sale, on SALESDAY IN
DECEMl}ER next, the following REAL
ESTATE, to wit:
All that Parcel of Land in Pickens
County, hurricane Township, on Six Mile
Creek, waters of Kcowcc River, adjoining
lands OF John p. Craig, John Eads, Sa-
rLh Mauldin and Israel Merck, containing
30 acres, more or less
TERMS: Onc-third of the purchase money
to be paid In cash; the balance on Il credit
OF twelve months, with interest from day
81 sale, secured by bond Of the purchaser
md mortgage of the premises. Purchaser
o pay for all papers and for recording the
anne.
J. j: LEWIS, c.c.P.
nov 12, 1885
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TO RENT.

VALUABLE FARM of $50 acres. Ap-
ply to
J. J. LEWIS, Pickena.
X. l.. SLOAN, Pondleton.
nov ~, 1885 6 tf
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Tho total indie
land Gap Railro
led assets arc /:
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MIMNAUGF[.

cordingy ~ ~ fen' ""!er 10 '"""" all" S&4 "r'
Trade
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The dam to Go,
was washed away
be ropl ICED by til

Mr.. Jno. Sand,
Jail last Monday,
wlliskey.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
MONOMANIA.

The above disease of the brain is of more
frequent occurrence than is generally snp-
posed male and female victims being num-
bered among all classes.
In some cases it might be termed fancf-
full chimcra of the brain, the mind seeming
to be on the lookout for some new deao
delusion, which really has no foundation in
fact 1t seems to be an intellectual concen-
tration upon one idea, the mind remaining
clear upon every other point. The integri-
ty OF the intellectual portion of the mind
becomes apparently Overpowered by the de.
fusion and remaining in a kind of quasi
state, until the false idea becomes apparent
ly positive conviction. Jealousy, ambition,
disappointment and any exciting. cause ere
ating an unexpected concentration of intel
lectual forces are frequent causes of mono.
mania. mans wife receiving sudden and
unexpected information relating to his
amours with another woman. which, al
though without any foundation in fact, is
revolved over and over in her excited mind
until jealousy is thoroughly aroused, a spe-
cies of monomania being the result.
These affections have become verv annoy
ing and grievous and if not relieved are apt
to end in more abnormal condition OF the
brain, producing family quarrels, OLSEN
BlODS, dcCuSdJlOHst ubHldlSI CO'I uObMCSh
between man and wife, lover and sweet
heart. They should all be treated as early
as possible, and the most speedy and certain
remedy is the use of B. B. b., which pro.
duces an immediate transformation through
the blood, the effects of which are felt and
acknowledged before using one bottle.
The patients are all easily aroused on GER
tain subjects, and although ridiculous in the
extreme, cannot be convinced of their error.
! One party may presume that the whole hui
man family are afflicted with "mineral poi
son." while yet another may argue that
''potash mixtures" are poisoning the blood
of the nation, and that revelations from the
Almighty placed him in special position
to offer the one antidote, while all else are
frauds. These conditions emanate from
those of honest and pure motives, but are
poweress to throw off the shackles which
bind them. The friends and relatives OF all
such should urge them to use B. b. b., and
be cured, before more serious results occur,
leading to insanity. The actual and positive
actor of B. B. B., is of such nature as to
convince any one of the unparalleled power
it has over all blood poisons, scrofulous
sores, &C., &c. All these astounding cures
are proven by doctors, bankers, preachers,
merchants editors farmers, and men and
women here in Atlanta, where every witness
can be seen and talked with
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-02-28
GLASS HOUSES.
"They Who Live in Glass Houses
Should Mind How They Cast
Stones"

"The wicked heeth when no one pursueth."
1t is amusing to see how tender>
footed certain blood remedy proprletors
have become of late. They make
much ado about "apes and imitators"
when none are in sight.
The proprietors Of B. b. B. would
say most emphatically that their RENE
dy stands upon its own merit. Should
we attempt to initiate, it would not be
those who do not understand the
modus,operandi of that which they of.
fer Our own long experience in the
profession precludes such an idea. The
field for blood remedies is large and
broad, afordng ample room for all
present aspirants. We do not desire
to close the door against others, Meth
err shall it be closed against us. B B,
B. is the quickest remedy, does moi
contain mineral or vegetable poison,
does not initiate, and is in the field a;
an honorable competitor for public ia
vor, and its success is without a paral
lei