The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-07
Painful BoiIs.

Pantul b0llS.
About three years ago l was troubled with
poison In my blood, very irritating and pain
full boils breaking out all over my body.
For two years suffered with them, trying
all sorts of remedies, and doctors prescrip-
tons without avail. Becoming disguised
with doctors, and medicines l had used up
to this time. l concluded to try S. S. S.,
and the result was far beyond my expecta-
tons. A few bottles left me in better health
than had been since childhood. | consid-
er S. S. S. the only medicine that will
thoroughly purify poisoned blood.
T. K. Mayfeld, Horse Cove, KY.
AVAILABLE TONIC.
have used Swift's Specific (S.S.S.) with
good result AS tonic, it is valuable; as
blood purifier, it is reliable.
Rev. ]. H. Jefferson Winston, N. C.
KEEP 1T AS A FAMILY MEDICINE.
Mr.. J. J. Bradley, writes from HarriSon'
Ga. under date of September 22nd 1882
Swift's Specific IS. S. s. has been freely
used by my family with the best and happi-
est results. A half dozen bottles entirely re-
lieved my Sister Of severe case of scrofula.
My wife has frequently found her blood puri-
fed and her health improved by S. S. S. l
also had q scrofulous affection that has been
entirely cured by taking few bottles OF
Swift's Specific IS. S. 81
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. Swift's Specific. Co. Atlanta,
Ga.
The following letter from F. w.
Lyman, who with his wife, has for
years past spent his winters in Flor
ida, will do so this winter, and from
whom we expect to hear occasionally:
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. 81, 80.
To the Zelegrabh- Courier:
l have been in Kansas City nearly
three weeks. Its growth during the
last six years has been very great.
The population, as estimated by
votes and children Of school age, is
more than 100000
The facilities for handling and
distributing grain, cattle, meats, lum-
Der, ores, metals, farm machinery,
&c, are said to be better than any
other city west of Chicago. Rapid
transit TO all parts Of the city and in
two directions ten miles into the
suburbs by cable, motor, electric and
elevated railways is better than in
Chicago and suburbs.
At this time warehouses for dis
tri5ution of dry goods are not equal
to many other western cities. But
Thos Bulene is now LAYING the
foundations for dry goods ware
house extending from Walnut TO
Grand Avenue that kill equal any in
the west except the Marshall Field &
Co. building.
Office buildings, especially the ten
story piles erected hv the New Eng
land and New York Life Insurance
Companies, are massive and con-
venient. There are many large,
convenient churches. The edihce
built by the First Congregational So
ciety, of Warrensburg free stone, cost
$500 The society is free from
debt and aids, more or less. three
others that began as mission church
es. The pastor, Henry Hopkins,
D. D., is a son of President Mark
Hopkins, of Williams College.
l have visited the colored high
school and one of the large eight
room ward schools The school
system, buildings and teachers are
good. The ward school building l
visited Called the "Irving'') cost
$4,000. All this advanced christian
civilization is on the identical hills
and valleys dominated by the "bor-
der rufians" for years after the pas
sage of the Kansas Nebraska act.
Riding with Herbert Lee fifty miles
southwest into Kansas via Westport,
Shawnee Mission and Big Blue, to
the neighborhood of Ossawatomie, I
can see this border town in Missouri
was a very advantageous place for
the gathering and organizing the
rufians to swoop down upon John
Brown and the Free State men.
Mrs. Lyman and intend to leave
here for Florida next week.
F. w. LYMAN.