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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-02-10
Old Relics

Mrs. Bette Mcleod, of Blen
helm, has silk dress that wai
worn by her mother in 1924 at
reception given at her home at the
residence now owned by Mr.. r. c
Easterling to General Lafayette
when on a tour to this country, ane
passing through Marlboro from
Fayetteville to Cheraw. Her son
Mr.. G. w. Hearsey, has also pail
of pants that were worn by his
fathers youngest brother in 1922
They are q novel in finish and are
a curiosity in that they include the
covering for the feet worn in those
days al in one garment.-Marl'
boro Democrat.
King Henry VIII.
The following is said to be an
exact copy of an essay written by
one of our Edgefeld school boys
on King Henry the eighth: "King
Henry VIII was the greatest wild
over that ever lived" says the
boy. "He was born at Ammo Domini
in tho year 1915. He had SIC
wives besides children. The first
was beheaded and executed. The
second was revoked. She never
smiled again. But she said the
word Calais would be found on
her heart after her death. The
greatest man in his reign was Lord
Sir Garret Wolsey. He was sir
named the Boy Bachelor. He was
born at the age of fifteen unmar-
ried. Henry VIII was succeeded
on the throne by his great-grand-
mother, the beautiful and accom-
plished Mary, Queen of SCOTS,
sometimes known as the Lady of
the Lake, or the Lay of the Last
Minstrel"
Guano, Acid Phosphate, Kainit
and Cotton Seed Meal.
I am now ready for orders, can
fill promptly. Ny goods are the
best, so says the State chemist and
thousands of others.
-. W. W-.ADAMs.
Weather for January. ;.
Weather Observer C. A. Long, of
Trenton, sends us the following
data of the weather for the month
just ended:
Max. Temp. "a; date 4th.
Min. Temp. 12; date 2Sth.
Mean Temp. for the month 45.2
No. clear days Z; partly cloudy
12; cloudy II; cne day missing,
Prevailing wind direction 10.
west.
Precipitation
For January, 1894, 2.37 inches.
Z" 1895, S.37 4"
I" 1896, 3,62 ("
I" I" 1899, $50 I"
Advertised Letters.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Edgefield G. H., s. c., Jan.
3lth, 1897:
Lawrence johnson.
Jas. R. Percival,
Pan Pain,
Ned Washington,
Miss Charlotte Graye,
Miss Emer Gilyard,
Miss Ellen Llepers,
Mrs. Georgia Taylor,
Miss Mamie Terry,
Mrs. D. G. Walker,
Peter Whaley,
Mrs. T. E. Worrell.
When asking for letters on this list
say advertised.
Very respectfully,
w II BRUNsoN, P M
2.19 Per Cent Potash
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-02-10
PROCLANAT ION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, information has
been received at this Department
that OH the 23rd day of December,
A. D. 1896, the Barn, Corn, Fodder
and two Mules of Mrs. Martha
Matthews in the County of Edge
field were burned, and there being
reason to believe that the burning
was an act of incendiarism,
Now, THEREFORE, l, W. Il.
ELLERBE, Governor of the STATE
of South Carolina. in order that
justice may be done and the ma
| jcsty of the law vindicated. do
hereby offer reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS for the apprehension
and conviction of the person or
persons who committed said act OF
incendiarism.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the
State to be affixed at
Columbia, this 3rd
day of February, A.
{ D. 1897, and in the
l.. S. one hundred and
~ twenty-first year of
the Independence OF
the United States of
America.
w. II. ELLERBE.
BY THE GOVERNOR:
D. HI. ToMPKINs,
Secretary of State.
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Now is the time to sub.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-02-10

Centre Springs, Feb. End.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-02-10

Mr.. Rufus May, afterwards to Mr..
Arthur D. Zimmerman, who survives
her with several children. Her remains
were inferred at Gilgal church, by the
side of her father and mother.
Georgia farmers are considering the
advisability of planting Kaffir corn
We experimental with this grain sew
eral years ago and found that while
easy to cultivate and remarkably pro-
life III yield, it was unsatisfying and
distateful food to man and beast.
Many of the farmers of this county
gave Kafir corn trial, ard all, we
believe, with one consent, abandoned
the cultivation of 1T.
Solicitor Thurmond made his first
appearance as States prosecuting Off
Ger at Camden, Monday, the 1st OF
February, and up to this writing he
has convicted every prisoner brought
before him, twelve in all. There are
three more in the Camden jail, and
having heard of Mr.. Thurmond's Prov
ess, they sent him word snot to shoot
they would come down and plead
guilty." The Camden Chronicle
says: "Hon. j. VIM. Thurmond appears
as solicitor at this court for his first
time in Kershaw county, and right
well does he perform his duties. His
management of the cases which have
come up before him proves that the
people made no mistake in electins
him to that Office. Since his coming
here Mr.. Thurmond has made friends
among the members of the bar as well
IS the people,"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
DISTINGUISHED TIsIToEs

D---tr West s3-I e1tertztas1
o., F-EaT sr--rE. tts co--tT
o,--t O. BgWe colz.F. TIE tsls-
Eztf- Wzs composed O: Cgz-ty
y1d-e p Fl ge1es C5z1ty Attor-
-sr F-z-s Broots H-gt sztto-. J.
!. Als- solg-1- Eewltt and :. L
Hgusl c1--lss1-e-s 1f r1eir res
pe-tive vreci-rtE
These Ee1tieze- cane 10 our ctr
o. ar i1sFecti-g tc-r 81 the Bowie
cglrtT property here. Egre espsc-
-az-r that % tEesr recz-t purchase
5fths b. 5irg rgu CelrE use5 a. 4
gustc cClrt rocz and jan for
Hti-h the cg-1ty o91gat and paid
e. SO 1r5e- J1sge John Kings z5-
-t-a;rztie1, ard AZ the tine gave
orders 10 have The building pat is
repair and cages made for prisoners.
but the wJrs was retarded oy q
procrastlr1ti-E contractor, AID .
has been but recently that the
cages have 5-r1 placed The bgld-
ing 10 question. Do a two story brick
r11ui-E bach one h183re5 feet 20
the zley and uzs a bargain AZ the
pr1e paid Since the cgguiy
became the y1ssessor u has bad
some repairs Dli 90 g. rented 01t
the up s,air % the o3d Fellows
Or giZ q u11ih z-5 moved the 5us.
tios c9g-t 90 the fr11t hzt Of the
lover e11r zr1 ltI.1-d the rear for
a jzi thus szU1g the expense Of.
reni.1g house i5r the jusiice
TIE commissioner viewed the prop.
erty z13 He iezra they passed a
favorable report 9n the same and
congratulated the Administrations
prscee5IlZ them Tor :be purchase
Ite Judge and c1muAs01eB re-
turned 10 Boston on The Saturday
morning train b1t Cgusty Att0r
ney FrsuE BROOKS remained behind
% attend % some court business ln|
the justice court
We hope the commissioner Tii.
rislt or city again at stated inter
Fas l1d .sar8 0f our needs 0f pub.
De naturs aBJ pass the orders 90.
hzye them l.sd al in the above
case
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
REST DARLING

The following touching lines are
from tbe pen of Mia LILA Hum5n.
on thg death % aE ysar8.l fern5B
GagBgy
Darling IrHaH. it1a aHFal.HE HaHs
sHaaiIy resting HiiH ihT gas
Ws HaaH i8iH have Kept shes Hiif rt
TH. i8FIyr ifea up .t OBJ sa bard.
Ws srou nos uty Upl ia nh rlslam
Laf taken llaa
The sunshine sHi .Islt af aaf haHs
Lonely HIi hH lae haan without iEHs
AsH iH.HE " iHfdsytHaH Hafs f5 cone.
Ws uaHd ihat borne oaiis sings % q
dove
Might la brought iaut
iatl Hlr sweet Hrssasa ai .aYr.
FHPIlsH iFal.i lsH af iH5s E.aa4
i.tf=L
Wr EHHH iaffHfa Hs should Haf Haar.
Thou aH raf isai. Dos is'.sH starr
TohaataH aga.u i1 ifhi heavenly hHi.
Where H.il ll.aGg.'tih.a tla.i stand
The TRIALS af Doe sFr many, darling
And now since once ihai fEaa 4Fl ffsz
Ws would sil ihea fa ihis earth Ha more.
Though aHf hHna s1 dt1a'sia Hz.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

of hzr r1-e w2s -EVeT heard az 2
better -5rz-tzE-- ne a1tes CON-
i-z Igr z11 sweet Use The SIMMER
winds zll-E thr11za the pines
again st-o-g and triumphant a he
tan tc-as az The pipe organ
SwrE Tine on T9sti IS rea-
5srs5 5E this artist was Eyea nzw
beauty AID AZ z5=1 sEsetzess
Prot. N-Czu- Is what be Is ever,
the master % the VIOLA z11 so
plszs-E 5i5 be and bis wife make
the erelilg that az carry repetition
ur13 give pleasure % t5sir friends
Tue leaf party al the hosF.iz-
bs ho-s of Dr. and Mrs " A
Rgt.uso- was the Tea EEzt.11 gf the
ic13zst zl.iripzti1ls Ct t1elr
fris15s and The sgPpoTtrrs Cf the
z Episcopal Aid Society. l- after 6e
Esrce Of the d.szErze2bs wsaiher
the connotig-s pz1.9rs we're 1-ed
with guests sl Inspired with The
grsrziirg spin. 0i fun laughter
aod pozsy. Ias home beautiful i1
lts furnishings. uzs BEAUTIFULLY z-1
ar.isii-zly decorated Hith cluster
Of Iszges Some verialt i1 green
ness zs though The u11t1 was ross
Juue WhLr Others UCre the E.-1
c51rug gf autzaz tl1is stcH.-g
iizts OF golden hgs 90 the dark Ee5
Shades telling tte sfgrF gi Jack
Frost a15 -y i1Esr> Toe ll-i1-
BAH was the acme 0i uc-zuT sil.
and taste Cavzn ueIe placed icg
tasutyi the menu vas a c9lF!-
usnt 90 t5e ladies ia charge, !5T
food igr ide gods could DO; have
bee1 more p1.l,z5.s o- e.s-
ra1i than thls W6.5h vas
served upon the rzrsst chinz
Here as e.seEsrs the leaf idea pre-
vailed. the d5l.ss Uers 5ss .1s5 AZ
ter the various leaves 5f the forest
while 40 each plate a white leaf
r.th ptlcl attached 0a which the
sentiment % The guest uss 90 De
died. Pee.s 5t mellow laughter
tod 1aIT too well ths success or the
wa5t Of rbrms 1f ihe poets 1t the
hour The rapidly pas,'ug away Of
the happy moments we're crowned
blth the greater pleasure 5y tas
music 5i the masd5ls 5ls5 Fss.,a-
ti01s from Ne Paul Jones Misses
An1.e Turner Kate TAYLOR and
VALERIE Reeves while compliments
il sweetest praise are t1.l 20 tas
9liteFfy dsl5eF The ladies' ~
the AIa Society crowned taeHss.yes
With .asrss Hsa. while the paFt.s.s
paats of ibe evenings t7Ys Will ll'.
waysds5.ars Dr. a1d Mrs. Robinson
90 be- most b1,p,lb.s eatsflslaeu
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
For over Tiny rssrs

Az ON AND MEtLTMru KtuEpT
Mrs W.nsI0ws Soothing Syrup
has been used ior over hity years
by millions of mothers f1F their
children while trrta.HE With per
feet success it toothcs tho eh.ld
s1itchs the gums. allsys AN pain
cures wind cole and s the best
remedy for d.arfhUa. lt h pleas
ant 60 the taste Sold by druggists
in eycy paftofthe world Twenty
hyc cents a bottle its value IA .hs
ealtu'ab.e BE sure and ask for
Nn WiHfl5W's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind sbsp8.lT
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

ith estimated that Hoi .ea than
one milioa dolan Here tquaadefe5.
uaste3 20 ,he dsz8s,.ag Bradley.
Mafiis BALL. in New Y0rf e.iy.
Fuly haIithf large sam uas seat
b Europe for d1sfr WafieflI eE.
tF4Fagalee Ife ths b seysr eEsls.
..-.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Corn h doust9 see lowest prse
tn9Hn Great Bdil'u ought 90
bay some o. it and tb.p it 60 the
starving subjects 0i Victoria lu
iqlia This uolid be- more p5g,
and eisiitag tban aa arbitration
treaty that "a intended 90 pfrfgni
var Hlth thc only country that
Great Bhtaln 20 afraid oi C.acln.
nati EaguIfrf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

How maHY youHg mea aHd y8aag
Homen arc tut on Iusi ss che fas
tufe seems brightest aad fullest of
pr0mifc' They are taken away by
The disease which causes over one.
nKth 0i AN the deaths ln the world
the disease which doctors call
consumption There h Absolutely
no reason iH the world why con-
sumption should be- fatal Why it
should bt even serious lt na d.s.
ease of the blood and can bc cured
absolutely and aIHaya by purifying
and enflthIag the blood The 0a.y
exception 90 ths is thr ease where
thr disease has been neglected and
improperly treated uhiiIiilss strong.
cf thln che b1df until thC body
has become s1 weak af t0 have lost
thr ability Go recuprHtr Dr.
P.rfgra Golden Medical Discovery
vii cure is per cent 6f all cases of
consumption it used according Go
tho directions II ais8 cures All iin.
geHnF coughs, bronchial a1d throat
Affections
send ~ cents in onc.ccnt stamps
90 Worlds Dtprnsay Medical Assoc
citation Buffalo, a Y aud receive
DE- pierees ipussplge Common
Sense Medical Adviser Illustrated
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
assIss0a AVID oJlLIoT0E

Tgtae HHeu ~ IWuand. If1lfs
! respectfully b t1rasaas mTss.f tfuel--
tIlaD f-f ff-f Heff l itr n. rf 49,.
tffHF 1ng C a.ifr flf sac r.iT ri IfH+
1ffa1t. Trttf i' hlrrftt ulia rec .fe-
t1r. T Hflr sf 81 nrf.raE fn fnIEl
anl .mfrrfaIT tIHr IfFa ffF t-tff RI
tslf p1i.tInr. EHIr fu1 TuHltT .r
ApfL Eapae'aIJ W q EfgEt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
M - aL ~ naH

0oto juau GulIsHei 90 purchase
the only genuine Mexican articles
such as 'lamsIss' 'shHi eahsafBs
aud sl binds of h8t American
lunches CsHat 900 East Hpsd
street HHi,im
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
a Sore

tuo Eaehss Herass t1rrnt1 and n WHlEtzg
70 sEror y ] Isv-Ki1s5 NJ ankle. The sore
AesE--s worse. ] cgzl5 uci Pzi -y boat
On En1 / taczgAi saoal1 hare 70 gtrs Up
a. ersry step eg-la uoi gsi any fs-isi
an had 70 step W0rk- rad o. ezft q
asIzlIr case y Hoo1's aErsIpEr-ilh and
e..tla3s3 30 TT o. Before ] had taken
AL e two tcsilss the sore LAD hslls1 AID
tss Fus-a-r hE5 gcas egTz. ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

WD iiobso1d is now ready Co
serve bic friends che ysp best fresh
meats. etc at thtsuow Wh.irmar
kei lshIeh hc has bought allEstt
Broad street sri
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

The latest thing iB lbs slty are
those excellent bot dHHss az che
Palace Drug store. G0 There and
ty a cup oi hot coda, chocolate,
coffee af beef tea lsid
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
Your pftttht Need

is pure. rich blood and "a strong.
healthy body because With she sp.
BF5ash Of spring and ths beginning
Of warmer weather y0uf physical
system Ei.luHdefg0 radical change
an thc impurities which have atgg'
mu.alrd during so.iefNeathsfmust
nov be expelled or serious e9Rsss
gusHsss will result The one true
blood purifier prominently ih ths
public eye today BE- Hoods ssrsspa.
ulla It's record Of cures De- unt-
qusIed ils sales ate thc largest lh
the Hef.d, A few bottles Of H5ais
saHspsHia will prepare y6s for
spfihs by purifying and sHrisbiBF
your blood and tobIhg and ibyigor.
atIng your whole system
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
rfYr wtnsutf

We ere aHffrfIHaf 81 tsrHrr tfdr. q
Etnaftf rur. latf 20 ff.fHf. b.
ihf rfnr n IfT WuutaI WHf rlf. nf
itf tIlfTtth.rg Au t.iI fHt.a
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Forty hye pieces GInhams at lls,
Will be- shown al PeeIt Monday
sale, slso s5 pieces Dress G.ughsms
al Tie=gfrat values
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Those beautiful silver bsit bHsss
les at d y. sehdsten alwsys please
Che ladies Cal. and sgr them 10 20
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
SCrofuIa

Trfe.rs ~ HOOD n hurlrifT. i
appears ID vE-is3 forms, bui Is forced
t5 r5sl1 % Hoods szrszriATi--a. w1lch
--r5ses and VitE-iEas lie blood and
lures AZ such diseases. hs2a tLls.
aIn ss-1s-s.s.. 1884 IzlEss q z-lssisP AID
Ergars5 NJ Ezkls- Ts-y Bog7 Gtis-EE-1a,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

ffeai maHF ih Uai fiif aha pfefF ehe has
bees tefF mHfh iaaeaiei tf iheiah
~ Miles nfmelles afe s8id hF ~ afHfs
flsis undsf issiilvn fHstahiaf. nfsi brittle
hpnenis ~ mahtY refunded nsih uh Heart
snA haftes seat Tee ~ I'll applicants
bh MiLta MEDICAL 90, tishsFe TAD
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

moth balls AZ Che paHof Drug
store. iua a pauad
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Thomas Cofssis ti.UO each az che
pa.ais Roial. Monday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

For nicp iuiCY steak and nHr
meats Of AL. AIBds esl' on che enter
pflaihg iludd'rsiaa Bros
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

have soli The meat market near
p0siofite on State Line Avenue, 60
Nf VI Rsssell who will collect all
outstanding billie Have bought the
''eaoN White MARKET 80. 81
Easi ilf8ad street. and will greatly
Improve che same and tesp The
best Of everything My friends aud
the pablle generally are laylied 10
call aud see me
~ " - iioHaouB.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

" " HTTTTIT Y I"TTINTT""- '""NI
" FH1ffr1 fWm luti fnUh r. UHmr'''a.
t.HH ~ diseases AL thH ttiHHaIfH rtt
faHfnra sHd Investigations ~ rf Miles
HsFs ffatea fssaii ilom iHFsifmtsi ~ she
slFf4as sfsiais hf ias 3 sI1iaF sHia
pat = ia6. hhF aiia wee takes siss via
saaaisis n iHs h5sft HsfTeas sthsas=
iiah sni Liver ifout's Aiihuirh aiieHded
ty SEQ rhysIriant fhs rftu rufas. untll shs
uat a. deaths door shea trFan fiv.
lns be- nf Huaf Restorative Ntftins
sad be-. uilazi h6a Heart cue. aHd shs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
7 FOOT

Il zgw wen and hare osgz greatly 5szs-
Efss cibsrwiss- have increased =
ws1rAi ard an In tsttsr haalih- leE1nos
sEy s1c1Ea IN F-Eiss q Hoods sarsapk-
r-lI.u MEs u. BLAZE So Berwick, Ne.
Thls E1E ci1st similar cures Fr0Tt thai
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

TbsTesaspsop.e turned quite
we'll at the MeCaHa concert oB
IHdaI H-EhI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Monogram whisky, 10 wears old,
viii be served over Tony peuratiett
BAT
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

iHflgFi e. HHisi-
failF ffm sac ffsi
tbsi I ~ 6aee diss
misssi she thYsii is6s
uhs baH estt sad
SLEEPS ssli sha dlss
hsf esa taussvsft
We have ~ emmshil
.ei F8aF remedies " e
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
Don't HaLd Yhal hliln

Responsible for refusing Jau if yas
give her a p9f picture 9f yourself
bat get s3nz good 9Bss taken at
BurisaIs ga.'HT
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
Beware q Oiaims1u fsf Caiarrh that
C5stain ksrcury,

Az mercury will surely destroy the
sense 1i smell aud completely de-
FaUge the whole system Hbel co.
trf.lg .i ihr1ggh the mucous sgF,
faces Such articles should never
be used except 0a prescriptions from
reputable physicians al the dam.
age thtF Do "a teui0'd 90 The good
you can possibly receive from them.
Bale Caiarfh Cure. manufactured
By n Chenry A Co, Toledo. o.,
contains 90 meftgfT. aud "a taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of The
system ln buying Halls Caiarh
Cure be- sure you GET The genuine
it h taErn Internally and made la
Toledo. o bY D. j Cheney A Co
Testimonials free
b. Sold by druggists. price 75t per
bottle.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Place your property 10 che hauds
of j l. WhatIsT che real estate
mah=aHIsk returns will bs made.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Joe N5shaBs Opposite tbs Bshs.
FIELD hotel sells coffee lie per pound
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

A dne line OF stamped Linens on
saie az PeeIa Don't miss getting
some Of them Monday
Bf0wns Iron Tonic feBoyaies the
system Smith Drug Co.
The Telephone Exchange will sell
YOU Monogram whisky IL yean old,
T0gF DrGhAElFa.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Blg lInc of iaH.u Hosiery Co go
Monday at iig,at pes.s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Try Chancellor 5issf=bams on
che ash ats 81 Bielabis
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Remember The tftAsBANAs lob
ONCE can supply your eyeB waat=
lhe very bust class 8i wofk az b5ls
tom prices
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
RATES

nu q. 90 wrrft fT CARTE ........t -t
Du J. t.E r.ritftI wt.. .r t4F1r1t ll
WHst d. t-f rear t1 ua.. i.1tFlraH Hl
gFafflJ. 60 i1lrItE .H btTI1us s....- 81
A ntmw1r .altl l.f flal ht l.. fsEff.
It Imr IFrAEEhNtta
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14

Lsmps and Ahhsussfsnassh
beer is always palaihbIo aud also "a
healthy dHhs Call iot uo other
iA vAsbIwfaHs. AgL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-14
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F1arr. al Iif gaf.1HF uI 4fI1fttEf If
HHalne Eu mI utItef
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-09
FREE TO EVERY MAN.
THE METHOD OF A GREAT TREAT
MENT FOR WEAKNESS OF MEN.
WHICH CURED HIM AFTER EVERY
THING ELSE FAILED.

Painful diseases are bad enough. but
vixen a man is slowly wasting away with
nervous weakness. the mental forebod-
ings are ten times worse than the most
severe pain. There is no let up to the
mental sufferings day or night. Sleep
is almost Impossible and under such a
strain men are scarcely responsible for
what they do. For years the writer
rolled and tossed on the troubled sea
OF sexual weakness until 1t was a Ques-
ton whether he had not better take a
dose of poison and thus end all his trou-
bles. But providential inspiration camf
10 his aid in the shape OF combina tioI.
Of medicines that not only completely
restored the general health, but enlarged
his weak. emaciated parts 10 natural
size and yiSor, and he now declares that
any man who Will take the trouble to
send his name and address may have the
method OF this wonderful treatment free
Now when 1 say free l mean absolutely
ened man to get the benefit of my expe-
rience-
am not a philanthroDist. nor do
nose as an enthusiast. but there are
thousands of men suffering the mental
tortures OF weakened manhood who
would be cured at once could they but
get such r~medy as the one that cured
me Do not try to study out how 1 can
afford TO pay the few postage stamps
necessary to mail the information, but
send for 1t, and learn that there. are
cost nothing to get they are worth q
fortune TO some men and mean a life
time of happiness to most OF us Write
10 Thomas Slater. Box 1925. kalamazoo.
Mich. and the ,nforma ton will be mailed
In q plain sealed envelope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-09
ST. MARKS HOSPITAL
Annual Meeting of The Board of
Trustees.
FOUR TRAINED NURSES PASS
THE FINAL EXAMINATION.
They Are Miss Osborne, Miss Blohm,
Miss Bragham and Miss Larsen
Nearly Eight Hundred Gases
Treated During the Year-Trus-
tees Entertained at Lunch.

The annual meeting of the trustees OF
St Marks hospital was held last even
ing, the following members of the board
being present.. Bishop Abel Leonard
president; Rev. L. B. Ridgeley, secretary;
Medical Director DR.. F. S. B9scom, Su-
perintendent Douglas Wallace, Hon. r. c.
Chambers. Hon. George NJ. Scott and H.
c. Wallace.
The superintendent of the training
school reported that the following ladies'
had passed an examination for trained
nurses: Miss Osborne. Miss BlOhm Miss
Brangham, Miss Larsen. The board or
dered that at the meeting in September,
when the exercises are held, diplomas be
issued TO these ladies.
The medical director reported that dur
ing the year IA cases were treated at the
institution. and said the work of the sur
gical and genealogical departments were
constantly increasing.
The superintendent reported that during
the year IS free cases had been treated,
which means 1902 days OF charity work.
This statement is of interest, inaSmucn
as an impression seems to be prevalent to
the effect that all cases are charged for.
The outlay indicated by the number of
days equals the number of dollars given
by the institution.
a resolution was adopted by the board
to the effect that any one giving the sum
OF $500 to the institution should be privi-
le.ed TO dispose of one bed for a year.
The gift of 5000 means a perpetuity- or
in other words. a donation means that
upon a note from the donor any person
can be admitted free for one year for
$500 or for the life of the giver for s.. 200.
Prior to the meeting Bishop Leonard
and wife and Superintendent Wallace and
wife entertained the trustees at lunch. Az
forwards an inspection of the institution
was INDUCED in and everything found in
a splendid condition The electric dynamo
is working nicely and all appliances are
in excellent shape.