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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

Peck's Beef Iron and Wine - cents per
pint Ou- oWu make. Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
ALWAYS TO TIE FRONT.
LADIES

LADIES
TIE R1d1irF-or Nef1I Iie Dress 4 rrfar sas
swsr-e1 ffIe c1tr res-tsi ~ ffe trs 1fris.f.s
rTNI-lrr rraF ~ grfe~ sVsre7ns tF rrBsrece ff.ef
sF~fer I End II 30 vsrf zrYiseii ese9 sns
pe~f.rf f-ffr9 1-sss ea ~ fsl Eonrae s-raof
Porter Bi,sek E-sc-s ~ sEif tfe tins Nrse
f-zeeaeN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

Remember The opening 0f The Popular
shoe Store AZ g. Canal street THE evening.
A hsn1 nf mnslc in attanianre.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

TELEPHONE CALL Isz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
LONGvIEw.
Those Who Hoped for y short Cotton
Crop Disappointed Gregg
County fmaucess
General Opinion THAT scme one Fgas,lsercd
nis Mes, out OF tho Mutual self
Endowment Association.

| SpoclHf correspondence Of the OREctte
LoN0slNw, Tex, Dec, l7.-Thls son.
sons business has teen profitable one,
IN The lraiu, TO Iougyicw. Althouah
'cars We're onterthiNed, early IN the sea.
eNn, that ihn coticn crop would he a
short one, yot Longyiew has received
about the us0al amount OF cotton, up to
THE time, and the staple continues TO
oons in
Eregg county nuances are Ia healthy
condition. Mlthough the county has built
q good jail, at q cost OF $4,000, and two
tue nrNges over the Sabine, AZ u cost OF
S'huo each, yot the lutcrvst on the bonds
mas peen paid promptly, and there u
money w every one ot the county fqnds
10 promptly cash every Warrant lsanod By
the county ulork
sheriff klllmgsworlh, who IN nlso tar
collector reports that tho people am
rapidly paving their taxes, aud he thinks
the delinquent list win DC the smallest
this fiscal year lt has hccu IN number
at years Shorin kllllugswouh IL an
efficient offices and IL popular with the
people. lilo roads the only daily paper IL
rcNas, lliE GAWrrE,
II the Longvlcw s Sabine Gass rAllroad
people would compromise and adjust
| thcir troubles, TINY uould build their
road and have ono of the best paying
roads In tho state, Originally
| started as a tlamway Tor the
purpose OF hauling logs To his mill, by
MI Homer u sooo opened It's ownor'H
eyes TO Us possibilities, and but for the
complications into which Il has allcn, Il
would DO pushed ON to doop water, and
open up the incst lumber region Ia the
| state, one thing II certain, Il LOngvlow
don't push this road through, now Tint
the country aud ia value tapped hy this
road Is before tho public owe, some nthor
town VIII, and Longylow will be- reduced
20 the necessity OF sooing "what might
have boonn transferred 20 some more
plncky rival,
LongNiow people are not much hurt hy
the Scll'tudowment association, as many
ot tho policies held here had
lapsed, and the company was
not receiving nny premiums 60 amount 60
anything from this place, The opinion IN
universal that somebody has feathorcd
his nest out of the echomo, The kuneaH
and California branches withdrew con.
nectlon with the parent concern SOME
thing near year ago, siuCc which timo
there have been some ugly rumors ailnat
Mrs, Whitney, respected citizen, was
buried Monday, Her romains were fol.
lowed TO the grave 10y large concourso
of puOplo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
A cnrtnIn,. rortnnnte nI.eo,ely.

Capt Coleman, schooner Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic CITY and New
York, had been troubled with cough 80
that ho was unable 10 sleep, and war in
duccd 20 try nr, Kings New Discovery
Tor consumption, II not only gave him
instant relief, but nllayed the extreme
soreness IN his breast. llischildrcn were
similarly affected and Il single dose had
the Same happy eject. Dr. Kings New
Discovery IL now the standard remedy M
the Coleman household and on board the
schooner Free trial bottles OF this stand
ard remedy at IL. w, Williams Co.'S
DRUG store,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
ANALAXMOr OLn MRN.


uonorod Landmarks cr Arkenssa rat
pnd Lean, ola i'ot, UoodsNRtnrod,
Special CotrnenondoncJefth tho 0asoite.
Pour SMrn, An * Dec. a. Therr
may ho some states healthier than Arkan-
sas, but according 10 he following iactR,
there can be bo healthier climate Ia the
Union Than polk county, la tho south
weatrn portion ut the state ON the Chnc,
baw linn Ia that section, which II very
mountainous and rpinotOirom civilization
in t.e way pt railroads, ele,, reside nauy
people who have passed lhcir ninth dec.
AIDE, among whom may ho mentioned
tho fell0wingl
Joseph llalbcrt has been resi-.
dent ot Folk county for a
ported of inr,y-nne years aud II now lOT
Year,, old, lilo eOrved mr. uhptain Ia a
Tennessee regiment during The war Of
1912, ut that time being thiriy-ilyo years
old, Me IL Htlll active aud looks after his
aiialra successfully, cuts wood goes TO
tho min and FOR many Yeas has preached
regularly,
h. n s. royston, born In North Caro-.
lima in 1857, has hocn y resident OF FOLK
county over forty yoara aud casual OBJ
server would not take him 81 be over ATTY
or sixty lie hasneNcr been sick day Ia
his life anu has never takcn dose Of
mudluiae lie N one ul Tho best school
teachers In his section,
old Uncle Dayy Miller went 60 Folk
county Ia 1879, being tWVnty.siN years old
AZ the time, and IL probably the lrrt
white man that over looked upon the hills
aud mountains OF that section, lln alter
wards ncrusscd tho MlsslsEipp and
moved Ills family 60 TINT section
witch now constitutes Little River upnn,
", andirum there moved 90 pOlk county,
whore ne has resided for thirty years
past his chief delight ~ IA rcoonntinR
his oNnlolle IN hunting and trapping Ia
The early days tic IN SIX feet lye lnohVs
high weighs go pounds, and II as
etralghb aa an ludiou
Another old citizen OF Folk Nv Mrs.
johnson who " l0a years old and has
been living with hor throo maiden
daughters, the oldest OF whom, Miss
Lydia, M ~ hur ophty-ilith year, and the
Others only Il few years younger, though
they nn represented ng "eprightly Rirlah
yet, At the last torn OF the Polk county
probate court Mlsa Lydia was called on
To testify Va regard 20 matters that oc.
cured IA Clarke county some ility years
ago, aud her distinct recollection Of
events at that date aud thorouRhncus OF
detail were The admiration of al present,
Tho above are facts that can DO sub
Stimulated by tho best citizens Of Polk
county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

The needy unforlumtcs who tried "a
vet their deposits ont found that there
was a poor show, 80 thcy heramo very
miserable and complained, al It was natli~
raj for them TO DO. A collapsed Trust
Company is bad Hut II Il not half ~
bad as q collapsed stomach, worn ont Nv
dyspepsia aud debility. For the weary
aud worn on stomach take Browns Iron
Blttors, the Nest preparation OF iron ever
I r'de, and the priuco ~ tonlCs MIA.
Rt,hnrn, DcS Moinrs, Iowa, saysi al
fotwa Browns IRON lilgtcrs excellent for
lntisestion aud a hcaltlin liuy Of your
drnlyt1Dt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

"rhcy are The nuh'cbt leuphiH ana hlhk
Dcopcst in man, of which when hr doth think
mo memory delights him moro, from whom,
Than what hc hath received. '-jouson'
What shah give him for Christmas
PRESENT.
She win expect something nice tor a
present, and what shall II hey
These questions are the source Of no
end Of worry TO the lads and lnsses lust
now. Those who arc going 10 mako pres
ents lust for the sake Of giving them ARE
worried murc than those who give them
as tokens of real csiCCm or love, Ihryc
know. or NJ least think, She receivers VIII
nccept The gifts for the sake ~ the Rlycr
rather than for The valuu ui the article.
A book, a pencil, handkerchief o trln-
Eet, ANYTHING. whether " has Intrinsic
value or not, passes current among lovers
aud Intimate friends
Thoao who make presents for The pur-
poRe of being in the fashion or Tor mp.
gpafance sake viii ilnd no end al unnhlr
In satisfying themselves, much ltHs ~
satlalplpg ulnso who receive ihum ln
stead Of regarding them as tukons oil es-
TEEN or affection they are locked upon
with a critical eye and sneercd az v NOT
tarbeyond their expectations,
10 such as these Il I'm has 40 value prg
vopd its worth as a m0re ornament and
a. such, Il n always regarded, u rarely
oalis 10 mind The giycr, and eYcn When lt
d0rs no recollection may not be pionhnil'
sach presonts IRE worthless nnd u were
betteT lhcy had never been given or no.
cepted. because there was d motive ~
.oitina and accepting, which must have
brrn elthor pure or hypOerlticsl Inofe'
fofe a were better neither 10 give nor 10.
celvo unless u can be- done heartily aud
honestly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Pure baking powders are one OF tho
chief aids TO the cook IN preparing per,
ieot aud wholesome food aud tho houso-
wife win do well 60 bo on her quart
against baking powder tmiopa Silver
Loaf Baking Powder n mover pcddlOd
from house TO house, Rs the manuiautur,
Ing establishment of j, II. brown IL
taxed 20 ils uttcrmost to supply tho de-
monds that como through legitimate
ahnunYla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

And lien notes negotiated ln sums o.
$1,000 aud upwards on improyed pro-
duollyo ianus, ~ ienged pastures. County
bonds negotiated
w. II flHAH0rn,
over Trndeta' National bunk, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

TWO thousand tons eAaiee baled hay
ana al hinda Of grain and feed for sale.
w. n fATfFRHus,
fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Dick Flanagan, having removed 10 Dal.
las, Win DO pleased 10 meet his Fort
Worth irleEds at Tie s. George bar ana
hilliafd-uO0m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Wall n0okeis, plush mirrors, plctlit-
frames md plush hai-nackai something
nevor shoWn heiGre 10 This city NrGy
eheap Id Andcrson's gnp store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

A hnc bot az dressed turkeys 10 DO
found at l.. II STEMS meat aafket AZ all
Nmos JUST whnNyou want Tor Christmas
dinners
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Oh. plN,uau q So.,
Contra,1 cfs Tor cctfont walks and cemcnt-
Ing ouifllngs olso b0Q Main street,
Fort Wog,h, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Largc shipments a California quail rc.
ceiyed daily nt the Temple Place meg.
market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

O0tul,, II Sltin'H Teupc Place maat
naltet ior adv Kind OF fresh dressed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Beautiful new goods and lowest prices
pt Anders0B's gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

somehow never a..
track.
a Houston sharper got coloNG
with whom ho hsd contracted mouN
marriage 10 pawn her household goods.
worth several hundrcd dollars, which be
pockeltd' She win never see him again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

..... NNW"VNtA hlAt, WicF the
that what was worth doing M All a.
wottn doing well, and only half plumhod
nvit conducting pipes. The result was
that great amount OF this com.
oasuoie substance collected, aud when
nto reached i, u exploited, as the
ss,nv amount OF gNnpowder might have
uoue, u leit around carulossly, These
niIlplo explosions arr decreasing la
nuaa9er as better plumbing Is being IN.
IN Butler Mercer Mexican, Warren,
Nla"ioiu Rhl Eric counties, in pcnnsvl.
Nanla, where natural gas has been used
~ Iuel Ter the past fifteen years. aocl-
uunts are Wholly unknown Natural gas
the very ideaiism Of a perfect fuel. 1t
Is cheap, makes no litter about the house,
Is reliable, absolutely no trouble TO
manage, and has great heating and
Illuminating power, Gas wells are sunk
IN tue same manner and with the same
machinery as oil wells, This
usual way Is for three or four
nclghbors TO combine and sink wen ho-
tween thcm There are men who make A
business of putting down the wells. This
they DO Tor from SO cents 20 81 90 pcr
80, Iaslus lhcluue1' Inc casing Is q
small iron tube which Is driven down the
wei, and which serves as the wall of an
ordinary we'll. II ls eight Inches In an.
aincter, In Northwestern Pennsylvania
the average depth of the well is 1000 lee,
Ihe hired driller runs no risk. lie is maid
whether he strikes gas or not but the
Ian, Va cue laVer are ~ That section,
S""U, Viu Huue W thousand Indeed |
w i'oV now recall single failure, Somu
WIS are po'ter tnan others, but all get
Su"v s9s 0t least II IS usual.
~, luuuu III small quantities at
5vu iet' an" al varying depths down, the
nm mn U',hs stopped When o sufficient
uu"u mas oeeh obtained. Let Us sup.
l,"so "V uNPlu rs lVVu lteti cost $1,000,
y RHaoheNr when Is the same as Is used
~ wy gN t WORKS ohl} smaller costs, say
e-Ov' rue loNli divided among the four
hVlshVoIsi means an expense 10 each oil
S'uu' ln'h the plumolng OF ten'room
Uuu>o WIZ cost 02uu moro, making a total
ou'l"y oil SoVV Does lhls seem hishY
~
., I've huhuieu dollars outlay Tor the
,lEhllhs anu heating OF tenroom
uouse' luciuuhg as many Jets as
one cares LOT on the lawn,
besides street lamp or two, Is not
hlgn price, especially when you take
mo account that your gas and coal bills
thereafter need not exceed $40 year,
thai you need never bother to turn down
a JET or consider the number OF stoves
you WIZ Keep gong, In order TO save OK
pensei and That hundreds OF wells which
nlteeh years hEo hegan supplying four
better To-day thann when FIRST nut down.
Many people who do not own wells buy
me gas, paying $40 per stove or CRATE,
per year. win which they get from ten TO
twenty Jets thrown In free. The gas Is
run IN through the cellar and then up into
the stoves, the burners being cop
per bulbs from two To three
inches IN circumference. tayorilc
way Is also 10 run IL Into CRATES where IL
Is made To burn up through chunks OF
broken terra Gotta which become white
by The heat aud have the appearance of u
bed OF Goals The first few weeks one
notices dlSagreeable odor from the gas,
mol mike IiuulliuN ttIFfI NNltltN lltXN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

~ not iaii 10 rs ono NJ ih,he mati valuable
0i bpa1chpl1 artlOigal N1lNi igmiliah nov con
Nfn tbs merits " thio machine iou am net
10 uiliipGt " ~ any frAf0nAl llfiea. Hlil ypu
haye ieAlnel lfp goea Qnbliiief, Niih she
WtHifisA WASHER, lAN orr pOl compelled
"a iiand 0ttf no. at9te ID ~ a WHahlng, uiA
patpusa, aaa II Waffantca NJ piaaar AvrNts
flpu1ON MIG 90,
loii " afn4, igai r,n,A A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

For Christmas dinners got your meats
an. ii steins Temple Place meat mar
lgf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

AZ Che fort WORTH Cldup co.'s watch
thr crowd Andtbvte rs whore u R1ea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
"THE LITTLE HuCELEDERnY. /"

Thofu sie yrly Tow who 90 not know nf MS
lilile bush gtpwlng hlpnatldns y ~ nlpnh'h,as
ihp little purple berry which ~ many hl ~
have eaten ln tnuAi every shape, there " ptiNs
ripia ~ IL having y WnnifHMl enhet w lhe
h0Wpis ~ nlgpffn iihrhplpHffy inillAl "
Tie HHRAT uNlInrna nblsNrf thai fNhi"lra
tlta ititib GiN ifeiilinRi ara cuseA lihAfHNA,
nYaonturY and Cfainp COLE
Mheh II h considered i8At ~ tlila gnAs9n ~
Tho year kiddgn and dangerous AtiAgha vi lha
deaths nnatiIfiuE before y physician eAh -
called To-, IA q iihpgfians that rvorS house,
bold ninnid provide thenqtlfe9 Niti hnlps
speedy fshef u dnAe " fhinh VII tnileft ~ 4
pain ana ave much enAlNty ~. uleaarR
ltnHhidbrrTf CORDIAL " a gilunR ''nt'p
whlrb Any child w pl Aani 70 take
lhe searleA mnihth losing MeNp ln nnis
the lltia one trelin b, ahppll We ~ !, ati,,
Il ftgiui, Atlanta "a, fof hi'ldlf Nnph
ss~---ss-a-s.------s-rs.- s--ss--- i ~. !. n,
f.tt,.4 md 1iuflt "a VIII rnig tNhRhN tttnp
alf taiiitnmli.dl Price ~ 80 n.ia " : egllls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

The fuoi of the future is TO be natural
gas, Already Il n supplmilng coul 10
wonderful extent throughout western
pcnnsylyanla and Eastern ONO, The an
thracite which used to be sent down the
ohio by the millions Of tons on Immense
RATS from Pittsburg Is, while not now
an unknown thing, sim greatly ieuuccu
In quantity Test wells are being poi
down In many localities, aud, now "
only they go deep enough, gus " almost
certain to We found along the entire souu'
shOre of Lake Eric from Toledo to Hul'
falo throduhOut over fity 81 me
siyty.Ave counties Of icnnYlVaula,
poufly the greater part ol ono
and West Virginia aud Ia some
.parls of Lower ontario. Tests are soon
70 he made In Florida by the pis-lops
ana others who own - many acres o. tlic
everalades there New Orleans W, TOO ]
believe, about to Try 20 ind the sH0tl'
mia underneath her low aud bayou
deutcd sol. I'm
the principal light and heat us,u W n,, Wv
oll regions OF Pennsylvania Nh'n Ky.
burgers discovered IL theFc lh.y W'.,
aaphrd tho fact ovor me COUNTY, h'.,'
everybody thought Il was soploth'l's -" ,
Wcli. their wells were something unusual
IN the amount of gas they gave iof'p' ny
beyond that they were nothlnR no,et'
sending special tcleRfahs aou9t,
inc only occasion Tor ahlRg Wv
,ylrcs WA when tie nuid blew q
bnif.doEen or more unfortunate 49,
M next world az q single dow, ih'.e
src,dents which haze brought people 70
tear natural gas, wero really quite lh.
called for. II YOU pile up d great amount !,
n mnpowder and suddenly iouol y W.
YAK muat EXPECT 20 sustain some dalnsss,
pn,nnvAer reasonably and sensipp
gandled a harmless. 30 p natural wv,
,rHnse pIttsbufeep who struck ihe p's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
christmas 0ins,


uThcy Are the mob 'ost heuoGtB. aud sink
Dccpoht in man Of which. when hr doth think
Tho memory delights him moro, iTuW whom
Than what be hRth received '-HiuuSuh
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-13
PART TIVE FIRST.
CHAPTER VII.
BY HUGH CON WAY,

c,. -.
v'.'.. ~. o' 'a'o ' my U"o "oM. usy,
nsntai ssst wa, q nran;nms boon ~ b,n u"I
,ns, u. Tvs. W. p's''ous ooo" W u',,,
-. -, -. .as'
.I,bb -, ~
s''''''at ~ ha a'', -, ". go up, up W o' sna
tfsu. w N'A' INV P'''e'
"ay, Ths ,nor,o,, ,o or,or.,, ms, r,,,,, , .
- ~ n ~ 49,. ,,
,nani, ,arson ,.hon, ~ 80, a. E ...e
nav to Bournemuutb last snrins".th. r,an
who had scanned 40 mucb imnr.ss,5 hv =, .
,,i.vs an insanity all baa ,,,.,is.s,.,, - 49,,
;nterest in the asscr;nt,on had e,iv.n~ u,,th
a,,, ,,,a,,tia,,i,,,. 49,. -.
,,ao,,iiar ,,,i,a my '' i'''n
.h''.,ia -
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fpr h;s i,,,r,,sia,, ''
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.e,, ,on n,x ,a,,,s ~ ps Ca.,s. "'"
p,ati. ',pu o"'' 's.on.
a.. .hn,'s. ~. ou. MANY ,, son Ne' sa.'on'
,nn,s ,,,;I5 s,,s,,ie'c,' 80 Ai, S.1.e, ar s,
thro,rh 80 H. Iixh.s,, ~. .Hsnou s
,.as tsat ,'',, ,,;,,,n ni Az, sIeao nope
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Ia I,', , n..''. o MS oo"su
81 h,Iia,,a ~. S; pr.',f,,
h.r. ,o,,,,,, n,,.,i' nuu' you
'ouk 'eia.iNe VI hiihe ~ present
.y.s Mr. Carr,s,o, :. ,r ,,.yI
.u.r.d wv arao,S ,,;,a,, su'''' "i''
Ian Aid not Ln,,,, th.,
v,.n,tar ha,,i,. h..,s H.. ~ Nv. 10.
,.,,,a a sra,sa H., ~ I'M .. 'on your
-. - e. 49,, ~ 80, nv one
~. "a ~ uo 'Ne u"io'
tS.dov,i,lan,rr 'O1 iu "'ii
nra.ordod e., ;,, A..
and answered. sm;iins,v. .W;ni.,"a ~ :. ~.
i.st tbina 7 sho,ia insy ~ 80 ene
ard sxba,s,,, hr So, H., ii,! .ne ou'
trass TIT h.,,;.,, -
con,n,,;rt" 40 WIG ""''' o' us
sYas vss 20 h. s,,r. , 49,, HI
.w.otbaart no. I.s. IL,
as a dnrtor vo,, rus, rr", ,ho. h;a Du
condition ;s no, -, a. L.ii Us iiou,ai ,,h
friends are verv arr;ors .h,m. biz, rtn
fear that a littIa r.s,,.;n, to,,, ~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-13
CANCER OF TONGUE !
A Case Resem bling That Of General Grant

Some ten years ago l had a scrofulous sore on
my right hand which gave me great trouble, and
under the old-time treatment was healed up, and
supposed was well. ! found, however, IL had
only been driven into the system by the use OF
potash and mercury, and IN March, 1857, 1T broke
out in my throat, and concentrated in what some
OF me doctors denomnated cancer. was placed
under treatment for this disease. Some six or
seven oi the best physicians in the country had
u e at dintrent times under their charge, among
thtm three specialists in q is line; but one after
another would exhaust their skill and drop me
Tor grew worse continually. The cancer had
eaten through my cheek, DESTROYING the nal ata
and under lip entirely and half my tongue, eating
out 10 the top of my left cheek bone and up TO the
ieit eye. Prom hearty robust woman OF IbO
bones, almost unable 10 turn myself in bed. ]
could not eat any sold food, but subsisted on
liquids and my tongue was so far gone l could not
talk. The aDgui.h II mind aud the horrible suf-
ieriDgs OF body which experienced, can never
be revealed. Given up by physicians to die, with
no nope % recovery on the part Of friends who
10 he my last; in fact, my husband would place
his hand upon me every now and then 10 see
whether ! was alive or not and at one time all
decided that life was extinct, and my death was
reported all over the country.
such was my helpless and wretohe condition
the hrst oi last October ussal, when my friends
commenced giving me Swi:ts Specific. In less
IMAM month the ealing places stopped and heal.
ing commenced, and the fearful aperture in nv
cheek has been closed and firmly knitted together.
process OF anew under lip is progressin ng finely,
anu the tongue which was most DESTROYED il he,
ing recovered, and II seems that nature is supply
ing new tongue / can talk so that m friends
can readily understand me, End can eat solid food
again; am able TO walk wherever / please with
out the assistance of any one, and have gain cd
NIFTY pounds In flesh. ALI this under the blessing
Of merciful Heavenly Father, Is due to Swift's
sP-cihc am a wonder and a marvel To all nv
friends, hundreds OF whom have known nv In.
tense sunerings, and have visited me in my am c-
uon' While am not entirely well. yet my grsti-
jude Is none the less devout, and am con idept
that perfect recovery is now In sight II any
d ubt these facts, would refer them to Pol.
John II. lraylor, state senator Of this district,
who Is my neighbor, Dr. T. s. Bradfeld, of La
Grange Ga, or TO any other persons living In the
southern part Of Troupe county, Ca
MRS MARY l.. COAER,
LaGrange, Ga, May Ia, 1885
sold by all druggists.
estise on Skin and Blood Diseases m allied
fres. "'"''"
all on our physician, No. Ib7 W. 23d St. NY.
Sonsultstion free. THE SWIFT specific co.
Drawer 3 Atlanta (ia. ''