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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-01
Bill for divorce,

Joseph :. Chase
Bill for divorce,
Martha Ann Chase
lt appearing by affidavit filed in the above
cause, that the defendant, Martha Ann Chase
has removed out of the state OF Florida SO
that ordinary process cannot toe served upon
her, and that her place of residence is un-
known. Now, ON notion of \. w. ROySden
Esq, solicitor for complainant, II is ordered
that the defendant, Martha Ann Chase do a D.
pear and answer or demur 10 said b i'll or
before the first Monday in November, A. ID.
1885, otherwise said bill may be taken pro con-
feSSo against the said defendant Proyid-
ed that cOpv at this order be published tor
the space al three mouths in the Palatka
News, a newspaper plIbliShrd in Putnam
county. Fla. Witness my hand and the seal
of said circuit court. AT palat la. aforesail on
this cath day of July. A. 10. ISS5-
NN. Il. FGRW ARD. -r
Clerk Circuit Court.
frItnam County, Fla.
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Notice for Final DISCHARGE.

Six months after date as executor of the es-
tate of Andrew GOrdan, late of Putnam cOun-
~. deceased. | will present to the county
judge of PutLam county Florida. my final dc-
counts and vouchers. and then ask for a final
discharge from the administration Of said es-
tate.
Palatka, Fla. June 10tiI, 1855.
AUGUSTUS MONROE.
Executor of last viii aud testament cf An
drew Gordon. deceased.
CALHOUN i GILI.IS Ats.
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Administrators Notice.

Having been duly qualified rs admnistra-
tor of the estate of Charles J. Blomberg de
ceased, and hereby require all claims and de
mandS against said estate to he presented aS
prescribed by law or this notice will be plead
ed in bar and all debtors are warned to make
Immediate settlement to the undersigned
III y. GURTAFRON.
Administrator.
palatka, Fla. Aug. 9th 1SS5
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In ChanCery.


In the Circuit Court Fifth JUDICIAL Circuit of
the State of Florida in and for the
County of Putnam.
In Ch9ncery.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-01

YELLOW JACK At NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEA,S. September 29.-The
Mexican steamer Estebande Antunaho,
from Vera Cruz, is at the quarantine
station with a ease of yellow fever on
board.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-01

STACNTON ' 4, Septembsf 29.-SeTIOUs
ravages of hog cholera are reported in
this city and adjoining counties. In
some neighborhoods every hog is dead
In others the disease is appearing and
invaribly proving fatal. The farmers
are alarmed for their winter meat sup
rI,,
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Emperor Napoleon III and Amer

cans.
Memoirs of Arscnc Houssayc.
Napoleon III admired American ge-
/ MUS because it is Il creative genius; he
grew indignant over French character
that humliates itself more and more in
order that man may become a state of
fetal, whether n minister or a stone
breaker on the highways. Turning to-
ward King Jerome and Prince Mu-
rat h" said: Il am sure you have not
con'c to St. Cloud this morning solely to
I drink Suresnes wine; you must have, as
usual. Your pockets filled with requests
ono for a decoration, one for a license
to sell tobacco, one for SenatOrship.
What pity ! Why do not those people
make a fortune; That is true liberty,
instead of striving to enter the service of
the State and spend their lives in slavery.
Americans grated upon Englishmen are
real freemeil they. are masters of
the universe because they are their own
masters. For example; when | was in
New York / dined at n table dhote be
side a poor devil who had no shirt To his
back. but who fascinated me by the dar
ring of his schemes. 1t was eXtrava-
giant, but sublime. That high-toned, pen
uiless fellow. who in France would be
a tax-collef,ter or "a quill-driver in an adj
ministrative department, possessed, one
year later, twelve millions in cash. And
he had not stolen the money. either.
One day he was an hour late at the table
d'hote so he SAID To us, by the way of
apology. You see have made a for
tune As we looked at him rather du-
biously, for he had not yet bought a shirt
he spread upon a table a roll of paper up
on which he had drawn a plan of a city
Of 10000 inhabitants, with churches,
fountains, squares and monuments
Stock Exchange not being forgotten, of
course. All this was fairylille, but reas-
oned out to perfection; it was real city
of the future. such as we shall see in
France. Ny man had not confined him
self To designing the town, but had pur
chased the ground upon which to build
II, and made his contracts with masOns
and gardeners. They were about to lay
the foundations and make the streets.
And your city will rise like Thebes.
when Amphion played upon the lyre|
Yes; and they will not build as in Eng
land, one house at time; all will be
commenced on the same day and com
plete,i at the same time. And, after n
pause What I tell vou now" contin-
ued Napoleon sounds like a tale, but
our fellow-di ner was in earnast; he had
secured the refusal of of the site. and
shown the contract to bankers, who per-
cieved that there was n fortune in the af-
fair fog themselves as well rs for him;
all of them took he bit in their teeth.
and thus the country reckoned an addi-
tional State. On that day | promised
myself that on my return to Paris-a
thing | never doubted-I should rebuild
the capital of capitals. and this shall do
with God's help"
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Notice for Final Discharge.

Six months after date executor of the
estate of l.. V. Mann late of Putnam county
deceased. will present to the county Judge of
Putnam county, Florida, my final accounts
and vouchers, and then ask for IL final dis
charge from the administration OF said estate
n. !. IfEACU,
Administrator of the estate of l.. V. Mann
Palatka, Fla, Sept. ) iSS5.
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TELEGRAPHIC SPARkLES.
THE, LATEST NEWS FROM ALL.
PARTS BY WIRE AND CABLE.
YELLOW JAOK M NEW ORIEANs.

p,prS nv WIPE .ND CARRIE
YELLOW JACK Ar Ne" ORLEANS.
NEW oRLEA*S' September 81 NJ
Mexican steamer fStebahde Ahtuli'ih"
from vera 'ruz' IS at ti'e 4'i''fai'''i'e
station WITH case "i yelio" ieN'' oi
board.
HOG CHOLERA EAN A"f.N.
STACNToN VA, Septembsr 29.-Herious
ravages OF hog cholera are reporter III
this city and adjoining counties. IN
some heighborhoodS every h'S Is oFa''
In others the disease IS appearing ana
Invaribly proving fatal. Inc FARMERS
are alarmed for their winter meat sup
ply.
At,e,rIxc INDIAN REPoRTs.
RESCOTT, ~ T.. September % The
information raceiyad from Clifton of
Indian .lenre,lation is SO alarming that
Governor TrittIc issued a general order
to-day calling out the militia for active
service. Lieutenant Colonel Egan, of
Clifton was pIacnd i'm command. Cen
eral Cook has sent ont notice warning
the settlers of their danger and advising
tLe,n tn take measures tn nrotect them
selves \ LARGE body of bostiIes is re
forted in Grant county. n. NJ. Govern
ar TrittIe has teIroranl,ed tn Governor
Ross, of New Mexico, to meet him at
Ahuquer.rue: where he goes tomorrow.
and thence to Clifton
LOOKING rr sUyFe MATTERS
BrRfyN Septcmber 2o.-The Central
ITnion of German .N,nufactnys. reprc-
s4utjuo the headers of the protection
marty has sent a pctitjon 10 Prince Bis
marck asking him to inouire into the
subiecr Of bi-mctaIism. This is the
outcome OF the visit of Manton Marble,
Am, ri,.an deleoatc WIN, wac sent :, broad
T., anouira int, silver measures Marble
Iert here in c,,s.1,I.nc. Of an Order
from President Cleveland to make a re-
mort Lv The tim, CONGRESS- onens. Mar
bIe's task is to obtain the opinion OF the
most prominent diplomatic and finan-
cioI officials ON tho r,rc,I or continuance
or the Hlapl LiI lie has ohtaine,1 from
C,o,mon I,nl,o,s tba ,pproval of fhe
Hon, for - ~
,I,ou,l,t l.o,..ver that Tho e,,.cess of
e,,ch = oconfaronc, vouII lonnnd LARGELY
upon Froland's ioirinc, If and that she
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16

Refreshments of cake, berries and cream
were served, games were INDUCED in and
all seemed TO enjoy themselves hugely.
Some very nice presents were received by
the young host.
Miss Blanche glastonbury, of Santa
Re is visiting in town.
Miss jennie karDes, of Centralia, is
the CUES, Miss Ne:tie Larue.
Miss Pinkie Henson, of Martinsburg,
is the guest of friends here
Miss Matte Hart, Vsndalis, is the
guest Of Miss Jessie RicharGs.
Miss Mary Harris, of Fultoa, is visiting
Mrs. Judge G. B. McFar ane.
-Mi.s ANN "a Schultz, of Perry, is the
gu Il Of Mss Jessie Richards.
Mrs. A. Robe Is IN snd little daughter
are visi ing friends ID Huntsville.
Mrs. Sallea,, OF McCredie, ia visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. B Hit.
Mrs. Morse, of Marshall, is visiting
her daughter Miss Lulu, at the college.
Miss Callie Hawkins, eff B,wling
Green, is the guest of Mrs. George NJ. Gill
Mrs. r. w. HerIo1 and daughter,
Miss Belle, have returned from Columbia.
Mis- Josie Alexander, Of ST.. Charles,
is visiting relatives and friends in the city.
Miss Anna Belle Tsy lor, Glass 'S3 Har-
din college, is the guest of Mss Annie Hay
don.
Misses Id, ani Ada Bush, of Fulton,
are guests OF the family of William Pol
lock.
Miss Della G tietp, of Jefferson CITY,
will b, the gu st OF Mrs. Bob Hisey this
we, K.
Mrs. F. NJ. Brown, OF JEFF rson City, is
visiting her pa ems, Mr. and Mrs. w. L.
French.
Miss Mary Turn r, Centralis, class "a
Hardin college, is the glest of friends In
this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Br ;ug h on, of Paris, who
have be- n sting friends in this city, have
returned home.
Miss Eta Ro:s has returned from
Pen, sylvsni >, where she las been for the
past Sven months.
Mis-. o. K. Waite who has been CON-
fired t. her 70 m .or several days past. is
reported conyalesc mt.
Mrs. Payne, of Nevada City, Nevsda,
is visiting her daughter, Miss Anne, stu
dent at Hardin college.
MIR. ard Mrs. Thomas Burkhead, of
Mcberly, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wall &c Settle, South McKee,.
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Society Elsewhere.
BROWNSVILLE.

Miss Leila Mason, of Higginsyille, is
visiting TT Ms. NJ. A. HUston's.
Mrs. J. E. Hooker and son h,ye re.
urped from a visit to Ha!r.sonvIlls.
Mrs. Ed. Pembtrtor, formerly Miss
Anrie Goodwin, OF Marshall, is visiting
Mrs. schooling Oh p:iue.
Miss Ida Smith went up to Higgins.
VILE Wednesday evening, where she will
visit at DIR. q. F. Smiths.
Mrs. Schooling Chspliue reiurne last
Monday evening from MsrshslI. Her sis
t'r, Mrs. Ed Orear, came with her.
Capt. Hall returned fir I'm louisville
Wednesday with his "help" for the summer.
They are ''tcny" lot OF d ,rkeys.
PROF. III. F. Tripl t, attended the COM
memo, ment ex .rc.s st Warrensburg. Mrs.
Triplttt is visiting her siser in L,m,n te.
Mrs. Lizzie Fam rsou, who spent las,
week visit g her sis;er, Mrs. WIN. VeDa-
bic, r. tn: ned 10 Windsor lat Monday, ell
ing much benefited by The Sweet spr.rgs
water.
w. 81. Willisn,, now of Kansas CITY,
has returned and taken ch aree of the offi:e
at Sw, Ell Springs hGt.l. This is The third
summer-a proof of his h gh character aud
capacity.
Mrs. III. A. Lewis, Of Tcpeks, i. visit
ing her mother, Mrs p. Davis.
Mrs. c. NJ. Frye and son, Nealp, of
Chetopa, are visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs Fred Allen and children, of Jor-
lin, are visiting the family of W. d. ALEU-
Mrs. Theron Collins end daughter,
Miss Sarah, are visiting with relst:yes in
N.braska and Illinois.
wARRENsBURG.
Mi Laura Smith is visiting friends
in Holden.
M $. Carrie Tory is IT home for the
vac alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stillwell have
moved to Independence.
Miss Ssllis Gardner, of Clinton, is the
guest of MIS-. w. w. Wood.
Mrs. G. w. Rennick, of Trenton, ILL,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. III. c. Fike.
Miss Ellie Fike entertained the gradu
sting class of 1880 Friday evening.
Mis- Mary Hsrrison, who has been
teaching school at Butler, Mo-, is at home
for the summer months.
Mrs. DELL, of FL Psso, Texas, a sister
in.law OF Mrs. Sanborn, is visiting in this
city this week.
Miss Virgie Gray, of Cslifornis, and
Miss Matte Sanhorn attended the Normal
last week.
Miss Minnie Robinson, of Bolton, Mo-,
if his guest of Mrs. /. w. Rrgers. She at
tended the commencement exercises At the
Normal.
WIN. Wiley, of -Cornelia, went to Ell
Dorado Springs last week in the hope of
has health, which has been de-
Ginning for several months.
Miss Alice B. Cite is at home to
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The Huckleberry Cordial.

For long time it was thought that the
huckleberry was only for table use, but il
was known during the late war in the
shape Of cordial it was superior to the
blackberry. DR.. Biggers' Huckleberry Cor
dial is the GREAT SOUTHERN REM
EDY for restoring the little one from the
effects of teething; and cures Diarrhea,
Dysentery and all bowel affections. For
sale by all druggis;s st so cents bottle.
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Commercial Travellers

And the general travelling public will find
the most excellent accommodation at the
Keeney house, Cole Camp, Mo. The table
is supplied with the be the market af-
fords Comfortable, airy rooms. convenient
to business, and the best place to Sunday
over between Sedalis and Warsaw.
31d3m E. A. FAULKNER, Prop.
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Hotel Dead Beats.
SEDALIA, JUNE, 10th, 1885

SEDALIA, JUNE, 10th, 1880.
EDITOR BAzoo:
B. kini eIough to give the law enacted
at the last legislature in regard to hotel
deadbe is; also concerning the removing
OF trunks before the bill of the owner is
settled, AMI obligs SUBSCRIBERS.
THE LAW.
SECTION 1. Every person who shall OBJ
tain board or lodging in any hotel or
boarding house by means OF any trick or
deception or false or frau iulent represen-
tation or atsment or pre- enSe, and fail or
refuse TO pay thereof, shall be held to
have obtained the me with the intent to
cheat and dsfr I'D such hot7l or boarding
house kpr pr, and shall be dseued guilty
OF a misdemeanor, and shall upon con-
viction lhei of shall be punished by a f-e
not exceeding five hundred do lars, or by
imprisonment in the county Jail OF city,
work-house not exc e1ipg SIX months, or
by both such fine ard imprisonment.
SECTION 2. 1t shall be the duty of every
hotel ard bonding house keeper in this
state to pest printed copy of this act in
a conspicuous place in each room of his or
her hotel or boarding house, and no con-
victiou shall be had under the foregoing
section until it shall be made to appear to
the satisfsc ion of the court that the pro.
visions of this section have been substan-
TALLY complied with by the hotel or bosrd-
log house X per IN king the complaint"
Landlords will do WE'LL to comply with
the requirements of the above law. Cards
with the above printed on the same in good
size type, suitable for posting in rooms can
be had for 81 per 100, or less number by
addressing j. West Goodwin, Sedalis, Mo.
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-Horrid, yes, it is, that we must suffer
from sc Sc. but from he trt disease, ner-
voussess and sleeplessness, DIR. Graves
Heart Regulator will give you immediate
relief; thousands say SO. 81. per bottle at
druggists.
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SOCIETY NEWS.

ANY items of interest suitable for this depart
menf, from SeGaIia or neighboriDg places are re.
spectfully solicited. We want a vivscious, active
ing towns tributary to sedalis. Address all such
comm unica;ions to Rosa Pearle, society reporter
BAzoo ofice. sedalia. Mo.
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Ice.

Families wishing ice will leave orders at
ID. II. Smiths hardware store, corner Ohio
and Main sts. CRYSTAL Ice Co,
5-Sldtf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16

The 'BazOO''is the only
paper I'm Sedalia receiving
Associated Press dispatches.
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MIR. Frank Koontz has located in OF
terville.
MIR D. Arson will leave in few days
for Iowa.
The cool nights have opened the roller
rink again.
Ed Marsh visited his friends in Tip
ton this week.
Mrs. Sadie Alexander, of Lamar. i
visiting her father-in-law.
DIR. Eugene Rice and wife, OF Butler,
are visiting the family of Judge Clarke.
Miss Eva Sanders went to St. Louis for
a few weeks visit last Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Samuel Kooutz and family, OF
BoonvIlle, are visiting her father, Mr.. /
ID. Stsrke.
Miss Mamie Roberts and Miss Maggie
Becktel, OF Tipioo, are visiting Miss Mag.
ri. Newman
Quite q number of our little folks as
sembled at The residence of DR.. Saunders
last Wednesday afternoon, il being the
sixth birthday of his little grandson, Allie
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-16
IfYou Wish q Perfect Fit

In any style of spectscles, call on ths
optician at Taylor's jewelry store to-day,
price from ten cents pair up.
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Weigel & Kohn.

Successors 10 John Burkhart, are ready for
busiress. They are here to stay and seek
your trade. 6.l3d2t
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$3.50 900 a gs le:sI si: :.s a. s sso'-
Al Sdlyr +. HOUSTON, room 8 Porter blk.
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vanderbilt's Money Couldn't Buy it.

The Acworth Neps and Farmer Of this
week says: Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, living
within three miles Of Acworth. remarked
that Vanderbilt's fortune could not buy
from her what six bottles of Swift's
Specific has done for her. Her statement
is as follows: For thirty-one years
have suffered almost death from that hor-
rible disease, scrofula. For years I was
unable to do anything In keeping up my
domestic affairs. Last October I was in
duced to try Swift's Specific, and used
two bottles. aid was SO much benefited
by it that I purchased four more from
Messrs. Northcut q Johnson, which has
almost entirely relieved me. I feel like
new person, and can do all my own
homework. Before took the S. S. S.
my life was aburden, as my entire person
was covered with sores, and in this mis-
erable condition. i did not care to live. I
had tried every known remedy, and my
case was generally regarded as incurable.
I had been treated by the best physicians
to no avail. 1 most heartily recommend
Swilt's Specific to the afflicted.
Messrs. Northcut g. Johnson, merchants
at Acworth, say: We know Mrs. Eliza
beth Baker personally; we are familiar
with her case. She is highly esteemed in
this community.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-15
For the New Orleans Worlds Fair, IL
Mann Boudoir and Buffet Cars.


The Georgia Pacific Railway commenc-
ed December 18th to run solid passenger
trains and Mann Boudoir and Buffet
sleeping cars from Atlanta to New Or
leans. without change, making the quick
est time ever made between these TWO
cities. Just think, to leave Atlanta l.27
p. m. you are in New Orleans at 7.O5 next
morning.
The new sleeping car referred to on this
route is something new in this country.
They have been in use in Europe, and 'are
yery popular. These cars are divided In
compartments and will accommodate two
to four passengers in each compartment.
It has been tested and found that ma
iority of the travelling public prefer these
cars to any of any others tried. The VEN
tilation in these cars is so perfectly ar
ranged as to at all mes secure absolute
ly pure atmosphere, free from smoke or
dust. The buffet will afford reasonable
supply of delicacies, with fresh hot tea,
coffee and chocolate. Electric bells con-
nected with each berth. Adjoining the
ladies' dressing room is The ladies' bou-
doir. This is reserved for ladies travel
ing alone-without escort. The adjoin-
ing boudoirs are for families and parties
who may desire to go together.
All of these cars are lighted with gas,
thus securing greater degree of safety,
etc. The regulations under which the
cars will be operated are calculated to Sc.
cure to passengers the highest degree of
luxurious ease, combined with such per-
sonal freedom or seclusion as may be con-
sistent with the proprieties of athorough-
~ first class hotel.
This line offers inducements to the trav-
cling public. They will reserve your
berth and give you number. of same ten
days in advance. No other line from At
;lanta can do this.
For information in regard to the new
short line, call on or address,
ALEX. S. THWEATT,
Travelling Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-15
The Market.

The Market.
Up to Wednesday noon the following are
the cash prices for the articles enumerated
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equipped Roads in the South, ana the
scenery along the route is grand. Mr..
Wilhite will gladly give any information
in regard to the excursion.
Baptist courie, "It was the privilege Of
the writer to spend the Christrna, holi-
days in the flourishing city of Anderson
To keep abreast of the progress every
where visible, the Anderson BaptisEs are
moving for the erection of new and ele-
CANT house of worship, and they have
adopted plan for raising building fund
this year, which meets with the hearty
endorsement of the members generally.
They are determined not to build unless
they can provide the means for first
class edifce, and the plan for raising mon
ey contemplates series of years in the
effort rather than to incur any indebted
ness. Bro. T. P. Bell is now in the fifth
wear of his pastorate in Anderson, and
Justly enjoys the confidence and esteem of
his brethren. His sermon on Sunday
morning, December 2Sth, was an encour-
aging review of the years work, and was
full of comforting assurances for Coos
people under every trial and tempta-
ton"
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Rhaumatism Twauty Yaars.

have been sufferer from rheumatism
for twenty years, at times with almost.in-
tolerabls pain. had the hest medical
treatment, and took all sorts of remedies,
but without relief. Being reduced almost
to skeleton, and not being able to walk
even with crutches, was induced to try
Swift's Specific, and it acted like charm,
and am to-day entirely relieved. Have
thrown away my crutches, and am in ex
celent health. 1 believe Swift's Specific
will cure the worst cases of rheumatism.
MRS, EZRA MERSHON.
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Rheumatism for Twenty Years.

THOMSON, GA, Aug. 16, 1851 used
three bottles of your Swift's Specific for a
forty years, standing case of rheumatism.
After taking three bottles 1 was able to
plow. I consider it God.send TO the
afflicted j. b. WALLER.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.