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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-11

OF little 10" WAS that a sin 2" ask
ed the Professor. WAS it sin that
made that boy cry2p Asa result OF
this outbreak on his part, and the ad-
vice TO all his students who could afford
It 10 go and see the piece he was flooded
with letters from the clei gsl all OF
whom he answered in the following
characteristic letter which sppeared.in
the SeOtsHGH ofthis city, but some years
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-22
AN AMENDMENT.
How "a Swedish Groom Amended the Epis-
copal Marriage Service.

An Episcopal clergyman, settled in
one of the manufacturing towns in
southeastern NASSAU husetts, not long
ago was entertaining some callers in
the parlor one evening when there came
a ring of the door bell. The servant
announced that a lady and gentleman
wished to see the clergyman. Excusing
himself to the company, the clergyman
entered his study and found awaiting
him a man and woman, evidently about
twenty-five or thirty years of age, whose
appearance and accent at once betrayed
them to be foreigners. The couple said
that they were natives of Sweden and
had sought the minister to be married.
BY inquiry the clergyman soon found
out that the couple knew but very little
about the Episcopal marriage service,
or, for that matter, much about the
English language. Rev. Mr.. A. eX-
planned the service to the happy pair so
that he thought they understood it, ex-
patiating especially on the words 81, A,
take thee, b., to be my welded wife, I"
etc. "And," said the clergyman, ''re-
member when we come to that place
you must say the words after me-. "
The couple then wentEinto the parlor,
the clergyman thinking that the COM
.pany might act as witnesses. The SER
vice proceeded smoothly and with all its
solomnity until the betrothal was
reached. The clergyman said very
seriously: 81, Gustavas, take thee,
Gretchen, to be my welded wife, wher
up spoke the groom, and in a most EN-.
phatic manner exclaimed CATER me. y
This answer broke in upon the solem-
nifty of the occasion, bui the couple
went away unconscious that they had
said any thing unusual. -BoSton TraU
eLLeT.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-22
Entir lily Too High-Priced.

Some of the members have their little
bills upon which they rely to get back
to Congress. These are the men the
casual observer would take to be the
workers of the House. The habitue
knows better, and he knows, too, that
they are frequently thee butts of the
House, and are the targets for transient
wit. One of these came up to Robert.
son, of Kentucky, the other day, and
asked him to vote for a little bill which
was to secure his reelection.
"How much money does it take from
the treasury" asked the red-bearded
Kentuckian.
About i've million dollars, " was the
reply.
don't you think" said Robertson.
looking at him from head to foot,
don't you think that's a pretty big
price for the Government to pay for
your servicesP"- Washington Star.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-22
A STOPPING INCIDENT.
What an Inqulsitlve Reporter Heard and
Saw in "A Dry-Goods Store.

What an Inqulsitlve Reporter Heard and
Saw in a Dry-Goods Store.
Lady Customer-Have you received
your spring goodsP
Clerk-Y es'm.
Lady Customer-Let me see them,
please.
Clerk-What kind did you wish to
seeP
Lady Customer-Dress goods.
Clerk-What kind of dress goodsP
Lady Customer-Yes, dress goods.
Clerk-Do you want any particular
color or quality?
Lady Customer don't know till |
see it.
CLERK shows promiscuous lot of dress
goods.)
Lady Customer-Let me see your
ginghams.
CLERK shows ginghams.)
Lady Customer-Let me see your
bourettes and canvas cloth.
Qs shown bourettes and canvas
cloth.)
Lady Customer-Let me see your
lightweight boucles and etamine suit
ings.
Us shown lightweight boucles and
etamine suitings.)
Lady Customer-Let me see your
albatrosS.
Us shown albatross.)
Lady Customer-Have you itin light
toneP
Qs shown light tone albatross.)
Lady Customer-Have you light
weight same shaded
Qsshow lightweight same shaded
Lady Customer-Have you this quality
in light drab or pongeeP
Qs shown same quality in light drab
and pongee.)
Lady Customer-Have you it in sweet
gum grayp
Clerk-No, ma am; but we have that
shade in nuns yelling.
Lady Customer wanted albatross.
thought you had got in your new
spring goods. When you do wish you
would let me know. Good morning.
Detroit Free Press.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-22
COLOR EXERCISES.
why They Should BE Made Part of the
Public-SchoOl Curriculum

why They Should Be Made a Part of the
Public-School Curriculum
DR.. Worms, medical officer to the
Chemin de Fer du Nord, has recently
published report, and presented 1t tc
the French Academy of Medicine
Among 1,179 railway officials whom he
examined, in 224 the visual power fol-
colors was imperfect, independent Of
any other lesion; 118 hesitated in dis.
tinguishing the different colors; A dis.
tinguished red easily, but confounded
green, blue and gray; 4 were perfectly
color-blind; 63 COMPOUNDED red, greer
and gray, Those who presented al
alteration of chromatic power sufficient
to prevent clear distinction of signals
were not intrusted with the care of S
train. The examination of railway
servants before they are employed by
the company excludes men with Dal,
tonism from being employed in running
the trains. DR.. Worms states that the
proportion of color-blind subjects was
five per cent. Many others, however
did not distinguish colors clearly. These
officials had been submitted to an ex
animation previous to that made by DIR
Worms, who suggests that color exer
cises should be included in public in
Struction. N Y. Post.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-22
A SMART BOY.
He Writes an Essay on Columbus which
Ought to Have Been Framed.


The following story comes from a
school in the midlands. The master
told the boys of the third class to write
a short essay on Columbus. The follow
ing was sent up by an ambitious essay
list: Columbus was man who could
make an egg stand on end without
breaking it The King of Spain said to
Clumbus: Can you discover American
Yes" said Clumbus, if you will give
me ship So he had ship and sail
ed over the sea in the direction where
he thought America ought to be found.
The sailors quarreled and said they be-
lieved there was no such place. But
after many days the pilot came to him
and said Columbus, | see land, Then
that is America, said Clumbus. When
the ship got near the land was full OF
black men, Clumbus said: is this
American Yes, it is, said they. Then
he said: 4 SUPPOSE you are the mig
gersP Yes, they said, we are The
chief said, i suppose you are Clumbus?'
You are right, said he. Then the chief
turned to his men and said: There is
no help for it; we are discovered at
last '"-LOndon Standard.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-22
Johnny's Vain Regrets.

Little Johnny Fizzletop was busily en-
gagged in life and death struggle with
his lessons. He paused in his labor
and heaved a heavy sigh.
whats the matter, johnny" asked
his mother.
Il was Just thinking how nice il
would be if l had been born during the
dark ages.
What good would that have done
youp'
Heaps. 1 vas reading yesterday
that education was very much neglect
ed during the dark ages. If had been
born then l wouldn't have to learn this
.jOggrafy lesson. TEXAS SVTmgs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-05-22

On the downward path.-Old Mrs.
Bently-Do you know what's become
of young George Sampson, who used to
spree it so much last summer? Old
Mrs. Browser-I hear he went West
an has become confirmed teetotaler.
Old Mrs. Bently-Oh, dear, is it posi-
b,eP An he was such alikely young
man, too. 1t beats all what people Il
do when they once gets taste for rum.
Temperance advocate,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
sgEgZsNG CaTARRH.

The distressing sne5ze, sneeze, sneeze, the aerid'
watery discharges iTom tie eyts ard nose, the
painful inf animation extending 10 The throat, the
swelling Of the mucous nEiug, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing roisss In the head and
splitting headaches,-hyw familiar those symp-
toms ana to Thousands Sho suffer periodically from
head col6s or influenza, ID vino 1--we In Ignorance
of the iagt that siugle application oil SA:FoED q
RADICAL CURB FOB CAr4RKH will afford ia''dH'd'
ReOLS rtiHI,
But this treatment in cases OF simp'a CatarTs
gives but faint idea Of what this rsme'y will do
an the chronic forms, Nh,r' the breathing Is Oh
structod By cAoking, pu'rid mucous accumuiaion',
the hearing affected, smell and taste Gone throat
ulcsTatsd aud hacking cough srsdhllly l&tDing
itAlt upon me GehiitaLed ; stem, hen II 10 thai
the marvellous curative power ~ SAHPuRD's Rad.
ICAL GCRE manif,sis itself in inStanl sneoui and
grateful relief ,IIe b gins from the frs apPlra-
tion. II ia rapid rad car, permanent, econonltai,
safe.
SArFoED's h,BiC A. "UEE consist; OF one bottle
Of tbs RiDICAL CCgR, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and an IMPROVED ltHALER; prce, 81.
POTTER DEUG 4 CHEMICAL Co., BjsroS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
PRODUCE.
Wnee cling.

Bu,te,-Dsmand fair. CGolce creamery
l66I7c: country choice 8@lOc; good coan
rs case; common 294c; butterint
I3@lst; supply increasing.
Sssswax-luotat 81 25(928c = ID.
Beans-Hsnd picked navy 81 QO@
I % per bushsl; unstable
Dried FrGit--HeE sysporsted pare;
peaches lT9lsc; uaparsd do io@l2
rAsoSerzies l7@lSc; biackberries 7@S
New sundrisd, apples, qusstered, ls92-
sGced, 4td!5o: peaches, new halves, 4s(9S5r
do quarters. 4a5c; d. pared i5@lec
pit.ed cherries S@9c. New svsporste
spp!es 5C9fe. Market or Dried Fruit non
NAL; demand moderate.
Cheese-Ssles in o lo5nng way OF ptir
n,Id Ohio factory at 99l2fc; New Yes
l4f(Si5c; aseitSsr l0@lSc; LinSe-geT
Ollie. ~
Egys-Ssrietly frssh stock at l0@ll
dcz.; supply fair and demand good.
Fssshers-Choics, 50@6ao II origlrE
packages, 495c more in small lots,
Honey-pChoics white clover, 1894
choice Suckwleat. IS9l4c.
Euts-SheIbGrka, Soc per bushel; blac
Esyuuts, S99f0c,
Potstoes--Shoice IS to sec per bushel
common 40 to 45c per bushel; deasn
slow. New stock 81 90 to IS 90 per bb
Poultry-Livs chickens, old IS O0@
4 so y dozen; spring chickens, 20 SOC
4 so food demand.
kags--Stesdy 1T lf9lfc for white pi,
ed cotton; l9lSc ios 81 Sccl and Ito
lSc fos mixed.
Sae3s-Fimoihy sssd 81 IS per bushe
clogsr, SGnD esd SIS 90; large &c 90. 6
to quality. Market about closed. HUI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
The Elephant and the Poet.
Philadelphia NerIh .F"eF''"'''


The elephant set hims,!: Up for o critic
Of flowers. The poet cultivated garden,
and in his opinion his lilies, Violets and
9,beT jainties we're uuex elled. Hearing
Of this garden ,he elephs came TO crlti-
cise il. Seeing him sppZ' a2alng, the poe'
shut his garden gate, bu; the elephant
.,spped on it, and after casual glance at
die resulting kindlipg wood, remarked;
Your introduction IS week.
Then he took comprehensive survey OF
the garden, and wishing % get a better
perspective, backed into iba poets glass
dollhouse and smashed it, 81 upset its rare
exotics. Gazing on the ruins, ne denver
ed himself:
The source of your flowers IL obvious
md unteDsble.
he next made a critical examination Of
the Govers growing in tn garden, aud N
doing 40 walked On them-roses, hhes and
al Returning from his io2E OF the gar
den 10 where the enra7se ana he'P'ss'
oo 49, s,ood he ssid: "YaaS a0wers, IS yoq
can see for yourself v; j not bear the
ws;ohs Of criticism" "a departing 6G
isveiled the delicate pslps fence, remark
;Dv "a be splintered under bis feet; Bind
| ing aiasy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
SCrOfula of Lungs
Relieved.

lam now tgyyears oil. aud have suffered tor the
a., sitecn years with a lung trouble. Several
,suhers Of the iamily on my mothers side Of the
..,,ss had died With consumption, and the doctors
,r,,s al agrs ed In thsir opinion that bad con-
emotion also. L had al she distressing symP-
,,r,, pr that terrible disease. have spent thOus-
ard, OF dollars to Srrst the march Of this disease
n sys emplOyed all OF the usual methods, not
~ m INV oEn case, but in the treatment Of other
80, n--. Of my family, but temporary relief was
a. thst obtained. vas unit Tor any manual
iaAlr Tor several years. By chance l came into
r,r.ssssiou OF 4 pamphlet on Blood and skin DIS
- :, rom the once Of SEift specific 90, Atlanta,
- friend recommended the use Of SVtftB
S.sa,fFr claiming that he himsoh had been greatly
Ss~s-tal by It's use in some lung troubles. re-
,o-yp,i 10 try Il. About four years ago con-
,Ssrlsi 70 take :. : =. according 70 objections.
51rnt IL an InyigOrating tonic, and have used
,E,-4r nv Dot les. q re'ult5 are mot remark
sr,s MY cough has tt me, my strength mas ie-
'rrraF and ! weigh sixty pOUnOs mors than ever
a. In INV Life. 10 has been three years since l
.,,,rf,l ire use OF me medicine, bul have had
~, return o! the disease, AID there are no pains or
GO kueSs felt IN my luasS do the hardest KIND
NJ rrr h4nical E0ck and ieel ~ vel as ever ielt
,.rE,a -as a boz. These, know, are wonderful
',s,fr.nts % make, out am honest Ehen say
t,r 0sP my eN Stence and health to day 70 SWtttS
Snsrr Sc IL Is the only medicine that brought
~ any psrunauenT relief do not say that SEtitS
-. ne will Do This in every case but most pOst-
-,,s.v arm tha, Il has done this much for me,
ma Wou'i b. q reCreant 70 the duty owe 20 SUI
isrIas hu anity II failed 70 bear this cheerful
,S.,.[iTrv 10 The merits OF this wonderful medi-
- am vel known IN the city Of Montsom-
~ ana car refer 20 some Of the best citizsnS in
,Esrrfv 6, J. Holt.
Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1855.
Sv,'ts Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
al, gr,,i and skin Diseases nailed free.
Tvs SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
WOOL.
Wheeling,


TaEsDAY, May Is.
TIE unusual dizziness in the market still
hangs on and prices rem4in anything but
satisfactory. The extreme backWardness
is thought to bo caused by the farmers
holding back their clips until more favor
able state of the market becomes appar'
ent. Business in s!l the large wool centres
is reported IS being unusually quiet and ID
sales correspondingly slow. Fine woods are
still a drog upon the market, while coarse
and msdium feeces are fairly sold up.
There is some Few wool, mostly fat sheep
wool, unwushed, making its appearance
in tbe market, but no new washed feecsa
haya been offered Sc, We qao'e the fol.
lowing priceswhich ste DomiIsl: AA
and above washed, 26@28c; unwashed,
one.third eli, medium aud coar.e washed
2s63Oc; uuwsshed l8@2Oc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
A card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
an6 indiscreyions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
vii! send 8 receipt thst will cure you, free
OF charge Tbs great remedy was dis
covered By a missionary IN South Amer
lea. Send q sslf addressed envelope 10
.he Rev. Joseph T Inman, Sta,ionD, New
York City
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 700 a N, anJ every hour to
800 .. u.
Leave Wheeling Park at s 90 q. NJ, and every
hour 50 10 60 p. N.
Church Train at II 10 p m.
c. HIR5CH,
Superintendent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
TIED
R { GI S 7 { R
WATERBURY,.

The Waterbury watch is the miracle Of the
EGnet .enth oentIry. Its chelpness, its accuracy,
1t, appearance make il marv,llous that it can he
sold for $3.50, or with the .KGIsTEs for one
year for $3.50.
Ii 10 the beat watch for farmers, or for busy men
or fer bays. You are never murdered for your
watch when you have Waterbury. II Is almost
impossible to get 1t oot OF order. So simple Is iu
mechanism that 1t stands rough usage, lot and
cold weather. II you happen to lose IT, you have
not Lost fortune, but only s. 50 You can carry it
Eith you everywhere, and not feel that you are
riskipg too much. 1t Is the comfortable farmers
watch
We have sold these Waterbury watches literally
In IRE thad tEo years. We know that they give sat-
isaac ion and wear well, for the sale o, them con-
stanily increases. We have ha2 a father buy q
Waterbury or one son one Christmas, and for an.
other son the next Christmal I here are perhaps
$1,000 Waterways now ticking away in the pocS-
cts OF farmers In the country, and we want TO sup
ply q, eco o. our subscribers during the coming
year.
Remember, No Advertisement on the Back
OF the REGrTER Waterbury. Many papers offer
au inferior watch, with advertisements OF one sor
or another on the back OF them. III re is nothing
Of thi, sort on the REGsTEs Waterbury, which is
the best. Remember the price.
Watch and Chain, with Weekly, - $3.50
Watch and Chain alone, $50
None bat subscribers can buy from US at any
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01

B., z. q o, Railroad
Leave BeIlHirs nj s:S5 5. 70. for WOOGsasid and
sunni R teld.
Leave Bellairs At $3.50 p, N. TOR Sunnsrseit Nnd
Zanssvtlle,
NrriTa :, Rallaire, 1910 L o., aad Us Pr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
S&Es LlosIGy,


E,s7 LiRrE-7. May 3l.-Csltls - Re-
ceipts | .425 head; shipments 8G5 head
market slow at last weeks prices; 35 cars
Ghipped 10 New York TO day.
Aogs--Receipts 3, 300 head; shipments
$500 head; market slow; PhilsdelphiAs
81 25G,4 80; Workers 81 1904 20; 10
cars Skipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Rsceipts !, 400 head; shipments
6 500 head; market very slow st last
weeks closing PRICES.
New York.
New YORK, May 2T.-Bseves-Receip's
100 cars; market closed heavy and lover;
ordinary to PRIME steers s. 0O@6 90; 8
few tops at S. O5@6 l2I; fat bulls So rs
"a Is, and dry cows s. OO94 IS.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Receipt0 II 400 head
rarke; dull at So SOFAS 80 per cSt for
clipped sheep; s8 GO@S 90 for spring
lambs; a few clipped yearliugs sold at s. 90
@6 90 per cwt.
Hogs-Receipts l4,50O head; none Of
fered alive; market nomi1ally steady al
81 1904 90 per cwt
Onics&s.
CHICAGO, Nay Si.-The proyee's J :uI:
nal reports Cattle-Receipts 5000 head
shipments 1000; market strong at 5s9lGc
higher: shippiss steers, 1900 TO 1900 lbs
IS seas co; 1900 TO 1900 lbs, S. roc
5 40, $50 to 1900 los, 81 2O@5 10; stock
ers and feeders s. O0@t 60; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 1901 10; bulk 81 COG
3 10; through Texss csttle So G0@4 Sj.
Hoge-Receipts IS, 600 head; shipments
5000 head; market s!oT and SC lower
rough aud mixed 81 6564 05; packing
and shipping 81 5G@3 SO; light weight
S. 70@4 20; skiPs 81 5O93 50.
Shsep--Receipts 1000 head; marks
steady; natives, 100 to $50 lbs and over
s. 764 so; 65 to so lba, g O0@2 90
western s. 0O@4 90; Texans 81 00@
8 %.
Gables from London quote the marke
active Hnd le higher; best American sell
ling at l49l+3c per 10, dressed.
| Mueinbati.
CINCINNATI, 0 May % -Hogs-Stesd
and unchanged; receipts 704 head; ship
ments 6,O32 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
FINANCE AND TSAOE.

Money lag I.2 Per Gent Governments
Quiet but Firm-StOcks Strong Flour
Dull and Unchanged - wheat Active
and Strong.
NV YosE, May 29--Money on call
easy ct 1921 per cent; prime mercantile
paper st 4(95 per cent; sterling exchange
aaiet out steady at 487l@489f.
GoyERyNENTs-Q nut firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
1--WE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The market this week was GLOW
&csGrs Hudson & Rayha furnish the fol
lowing Quotstiong:
Cattle, 600 TO !, loo lbs stock 4!@4}c
per 10. 500 to 900 los. 4i@4lc per Ii.
zoo to SEQ lbs. 3@3lc per 10.
ioss-Narket dull; 3!g.4c &c, b.
LLmbs-Good at +(DGc per h.
Caives-t3 )0(95 81 per head.
Shepo-2IGI Sc Der ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01

1u2ns oAay szcsps nasaky,
through Without essnes f1on oloahssvills Il =
Psiladeiphia ard asT Ysek. Ws1 - CslsDbGs
Cinarnsa, Lsatvsis. ChsaaO, indiasssozh ID
81. LoAia
HeI th1oagh asEss, sss0es sassss, Gsspsus OF
scccnmc1z1onS, nd sny hrtha iuisrnasticr an.
ply % yHO. q. TOhIfs601. ncsS3 Asaht q f,D
Handle eeahsa, ~ e Rsvsntk s!rses, q st usy
JAMES HcCRRA.
$780,. PitAbafg. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
M5eeIin9 Re9ister
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
psPsfa. AnTe.

a RIVAL AND DEPA RTUEz CF TRAISs-
"a EXPLASArIoH OF REyEEENCN kLARRs;
SDNlly tSundAy excepted Monday exeeptod.--
WhaAlipx Tine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
,vOrD ,,yUNTERFEITS!
ladies

.~ son want a pure, bloom
,OmpleXiOn2 R 50, 4
applications O. Aagan,'
t.tGN0LIA R5E,& will graf
o., you TO y5,s 4earts con
e. 1t does sSEly with Sal
wnpSS, RefiEasSs PimpleS,
5trheS, aud 81 diseases anG
apcrfeCti0n9 o. the skin. 1t
uycrcOm9Sthe flushed appear
zee OF heat, fatigue and eX-
element. ItmskG3 a lady OF
thirty appear BaS TWEEN
II; and so 9atE.aa, gradual,
nd perfect arc Els effects,
1T it is impossible to detect
-iS application.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
sELlklRE &ST GAINESVILLE ny
EPIT H ELi0 M a!
OR sKIN CANCER.

For seven ytars suffered vi b q CALCEF on my
'gC1. All the simple remedies were applied 10 a.
leyise the pain, bat the place continuel to grow,
inaIIy extending Into ny NOE from which came
I yeiiOwish discharge very OnenSiye In Character
II was also 10 hamet and annoyed me great deal
Aeout eight months $50 uH In Atlanta al inc
hou.e Of a friend, who 30 strongly recommended
the use OF nElfts specific that deterIained 10
make an effort 10 prOcurs IL. ip tAa was rue
resslul, and besab lie use lac influence OF me
medicin4 a. hrt VS. 10 ssne"hst assfa'aIe the
sore; but soSn the In Hsmn alton was Allsycd, and
be an 10 iIupruye alter Ihe hrst few bOttles. ny
general realtb has greatly improved. j an
,ron.er and able 70 do any kind Of unES. he
cancer on nv face began to dsqre4Se ana tae ulcer
~ heal until there 70 not yestRe oi IL l.it-only
4 little scar marx, the place V eN II hs1 been.
am reaay 10 ansTeT ell questions relative 70 thi,
cure MRS JolClE 4. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, August II, 1885,
Ibave had cancer or VI isps Dor some year,,
extending from Que cheek bone across toe nose 70
the ether. u Ln yen me gIei; deal Of pain, At
times I'm hing and itching 10 tuch m extent that
Il was almost uDbe ,Tab.c | COnmenoei usins
3wit's sdssidc 1" May, 1885, and have used eight
bottles IL has given the grSatest relief by EssSF
ing the inflammation and re~tGTiaz ~ genera
health. ". bAKNks.
Knoxville, Iavs, ssSt q, 1855.
For many years SE a sueereT with cancer o,
The nose, and having beon cured By the uss d d y.
Sc
ing humanity 10 make thiG Esa,smsai OF my case.
With the iolTi ssnta bottle ihs cancer began 70
heal rspli J end son disappeared aad ior several
mont rs there Ia, teen no appParanee oil sore Of
any kind on my nose o. face, pcith = In my rose
AT all tender 20 the touch. have tai en- sboot to
dozen bottles q >. s, ard an sOundly cured ADD
know that 4. 5. 3. effected tke ere amer every
EnoSn remedy Sas tried ed s.d iai ed.
ROBERT 5MEDLET.
For. Gaiats ia Nay ], 1885.
had heard ci the vondsT.al cuEos Of Svifts
Specific, and rr,olV'd t,y =. commenced TAI :
Ing it In April, Is-:- Ny general hsath vas much
i'm proysd, yet the cancer which E2s In ny niosss
/ oontin nee 10 grow tlosiy bot surely. To. sanob
grew and became quite heavy, 1 I>lt that must
| either have IL cut or d. Dat II commenoed dis
chzrgiog qusa:i'i-s Of Slmst blses, thick too1 II
! oontinued hraing around tbs edges untl Fttrr-
/ .y, When IL "a: entiIe!y healed o . aad eel.
| BsTgT hooD.
Coche, Il, Plymouth Co, Mag July IL, 1886.
| Evifts spelihc Ia entirely veg table and sasu;
70 eurs osOsr. " torciog out the ippsrisies from
| NE blood.
Treatiss on BSood ard Ikin sessss mailed free
| TIE swIYT SPECIFIC Co, drawer 3, Atlanta,
! Ga,
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