Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-05-07
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American farmer, published at Clsve-
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Reader, are you subscriber to
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invited to become one, and now
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ten.
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to publish the following testimonial as
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bought fifty cent bottle of Cham
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| my limbs, which have been afflicted
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truthful!y say that Pain Balm has en-.
tirely cur ed me R. H.. FAIR, Holy
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ing druggist at Hollywood, vouches fol
the truth of the above statement.
| We are sad to chronicle the death O.
little Thomas Joshua, son of Prof. j
A. and S. j. Bell, of Ellistown, Unior
county, Miss. little Josh, as gener.
ally known, was fair child five years
Isold, who from his early training learn
ed to p; ay and sing praises to our God
Ills voice was clear and attractive tt
all who heard him sing, and carried
with it a balm to the souls of hi
christian pa ents, but alas, on the 1911
day of April, A. d. 1891, the preciou
boy was fatally called to his bed onl
to linger till the dawning of the mex
day, and he closed his little eyes t
wake in a falrer world on high, Hi
grief stricken parents have our pray
ers; but we can say, God shall wip
away all tears from their eyes, an
there shall be no more death; neithe
sorrow nor crying; neither shall Their
be any more pain, for the forme
things are passed away.
Nou not for the child from thy ter
derness riven
Ere sta on its pur ty fell;
To thy questioning heart, 10, an answc
from Heaven:
Is it well with the child? at is WE'LL
Christ orr Savior said. Suffer It'll
children, and forbid them not, com
unto me; for OF such is the Kingdor
of Heaven.
Kindly and warm and tender He nest
led each childish palm
So close inAhis own that his touch wa
grace, and his voice blessed
balm.
Though he knew the tongues OF nations
And their meanings all SO clear,
The prattle and lisp OF u little child
Was the sweetest for him to hear.
LUTHER A. M.
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Such persons take especial pleasure il
recommending the Remedy to Others
The praise that follows its introduction
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