Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-12-16
A WONDERFUL REMEDY.
What can be Done with an Article OF
Merit In the hands of Progress
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A whole page Of this issue of the CouT-
ier is occupied by the advertisement Of
the greatest blood purifier that has ever
been known. The medicine has been
made for over fifty years in Georgia, but
has only within the last ten years been
prominently brought TO the notice Of the
public. The firm which manufactures
this medicine Is the largest drug estab.
lishrhent in the South, and unites with
an immense capital, the most correct and
successful business methods, thoroughly
protecting all who trade with them, and
giving every one, from the smallest deal.
er to the largest houses, fair profits on
their goods. Their success and the ex.
tent Of their business can better be APP
preciated by o knowledge Of the fact that
their annual sales in Evansville reach
many thousands of dollars, and they adj
vertise this season only in the Courier
and the Public. Such success could only
be attained with a thoroughly reliable
remedy, and this fact almost makes il
unnecessary TO say a word In Its favor,
further than the testimonials which will
be seen today on the third page of the
Courier. They are only afew selected from
thousands which have been received. If
any sufferer in Evansville with blood
trouble of any kind has not yet tried this
wonderful remedy, he should not, allow
another day to pass over his head before
giving it q trial. Ii will certainly do all
that is claimed for ii. -EDanspM Qnd.)
Courier, Sept. 90, 1886.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 8
Atlanta, Ga.
Resolve Not to Procrastinate any More
|. On Tuesday, Nov. 9th. 1886, in 1886
in New Orleans, La, at the 199th Crane
Monthly Drawing of The Louisiana
State Lottery, under the sole care o
Gen'ls G. r.. Beauregard of La, anc
Jubal A. Early of Va, the wheel Of for
tune spun rapidly thusly: No. 04,55
drew First Prize of $50. 900. 1t wal sol,
in flfths at $1.00 each: one to A. L. Bel
tran of No. 1893 Esplanade st. New Or
leans. La, q young sugar refiner there
one to L. i. Pendell Of Keene. KY,
tobacco raiser, paid through LIST Nations
Bank Of Lexington KY; one 10 Mrs
Eliza j. Peterson. No. SO Moulton ST
Charlestown, Mass. !; the others to pal
ties in Chicago ILL.,, and Manchester, Va
No. $4,000 drew the Second Prize O
$25, 900, also sold in ffths at $1.00 each
one to HenryL. Valencia, San Francisco
Cal, paid through Wells Fargo & CO
Express; one to Jas. II. johnson, Sa
Antonio, Tex, paid through Traders
National Bank there; one each to W. N
Brown and James X. jackson, both
Boston, Mass; No. @ 1883 drew Thir
Prize, $4,000, also sold in fifths at $1.O
each; one paid to VIM. Tonkin, San Jost
Cal, n to G. Rocco. Stockton Cal
both paid through Wells, Fargo & Ct
Express; one to the Anglo-C California
Bank Of San Francisco, Cal. the rest [
parties in New York. Nos. 1901 an
90. 1926 drew the two Fourth Prizes SO. 00t
sold all around. But on Jan. 18th, 1885,
the 200th Monthly Drawing will caus
1885,, 900 to 60 flying about, and any IL
formation can be had Of M. A. Dauphii
New Orleanss, La, ON application.
would be well to form new resolution
with the new year, and not procrastinai
the wooing Of fortune.