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A GOOD JoB-Guaranteed $40 week and
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LADIES-Our Monthly Regulator is the
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cagO.
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NOTICE. will buy lots, build houses and
sell on time. A. A. Clisby, office 204 20th
street. 56-Sun-tu-thr If
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MAN or lady to travel and appoint agents;
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FOR SALE.

ss50-6-room house; large. shady lot Flyton.
$3.50 acres near Bessemer
si75--40 acres 3k miles of city.
s1,G50-G-room house, South Highlands.
$i2000-4 brick stores; bargains.
BERRY G. CO.,
to2 Challfoux.
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$500 DAILY-Seiling Speciality Soap sam
pie outfit free. Lease Soap Co., Cincin-
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WANTED-Good collector; one knows the
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WANTED-Two furnished rooms, with
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r., care Age-Herald.
WANTED, 900 ladies' and gents straw
hats 10 clean, bleach and block. SILK hats
blocked, ironed and polished. Partisan
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and Sd avenues, next to Medical college
WANTED-S5O0O for years; Improvement
purposes. First mortgage on whole prop
erty. Address Improvement, care Age
Herald.
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MISCELLANEOUS

/ WILL GIVE a half interest in an article
of merit wish to patent for the price of
having it patented Address R. A., care
of Age-Herald.
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FREE TO YOU'VE will send you the
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er dreamed of, If you will only work a
few hours for us. Write for particulars.
Enclose stamp. The Crescent Book Co..
Macon, Ga. 5-G-St
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WANTED-Boarders at SOB 21st street, cor
ner 9Th avenue; house newly renovated.
everything first-class.
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dim light. but there Is no comfort or sat
isfaction In 1t. Electric lights are the
best. 3-19-tf
WM. NJ. GIvEN-Civil and Mining Engin-
eer, railroad work. lands subdivlded and
mineral properties examined and report
ed upon. Office: Room 400 Chalifoux
building, Birmingham. Ala. S-25-1mo.
ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Fine diamonds. jewelry and Watches no
trash; delivered on first payment: lowest
prices: business confidential Call on or
address e. Lowinsohn. 2010 list ave All
goods warranted. 3-15-1y
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BoARD-Very pleasant room, newly fur
nished, and good board for two-$4O
month. Gas, bath. hot and cold water.
Half block from electric cars. No. 111S
10Th ST. South Highlands. Wesley NJ.
Smith. 5-4-5t.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-01
Brlton Items.

y large crowd of people. attended he
funeral cN,rriSrS held over the. body of
our '>i,rintu Il fellow w-tnwll>n;,n, Mr.. j
W. f""rr. EvrryhnslN seems to feel
ktrn!y he .rrs.,! lns> we have Sustained
III his death. The Sunday school of
he Baptist Church.. lr.l h, lu. teach
rrs. followed the body of its beloved
superintendent from the Church tn the,
cemetery. where Just Il little after noon
he mor,al remains We're laid to rest.
The Church has lost nn. of its wiScst
and most coll>rrratcd leaders. and the
County IL substantial AMI progressive
citizen.
Or. J. T.. l'nnr. returned home from
his post III Cuba last Saturday and will
spend awhile with his mother. Hon.
and Mrs. :. y. Williams. of Lancaster.
:. C.. are also here and will spent
sometime with Mrs. loorr.
Mrs. y. {. Latimrr, and two little
daughters are visiting in Atlanta.
Mrs. j. 4. Balcntinc. of Rock Hill, is
visiting her parents. Mr. aud Mrs. \.
Il. Campbell
Mr.. II. NJ. t;rer. formerly of this
| place. hut HOW Il merchant of Pied
mont. furnished the beautiful r;lSkct
i'll which the body of Mr.. loorc was
| buried. and had full charge of the um-
dcrtaking. lie deserves to hr cnmpli-
mcntcd for his successful management
of the whole affair.
Camp Anderson. Confederate Nrtc-
| rams. will meet III BrltOn. ut y o'clock,
| Saturday afternoon. y full attendance
is very much desired. us there is i'm
| pnrtnmt business 10 nttcnl Y
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pcndicton Items.

MIR. j. W. Hunter. vino is attend ing
Converse business College. made II
visit To his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Hunter. saturday ana sunday last
1t would seem nlappcarancc> hat
commercial man might tloa good bus
mess in MI VI. NJ Hunters store sell
ing or nct,lng legs. is there are three
rrlpplcs III present in he store. None
"f il wa> caused by Spanish rifles.
II rainrd very hard in this section
Saturday night and sunday.
''Mr rrtarllrr Rev. j. +. Singleton,
has zone for his bride SIRE enough this
time.
Mr.. j. II. Mounrc'> little son. John.
still continues very i'll.
The negroes are still shontiny one
another around here. One of Aaron
Managers boys shot his sister dead last
Wednesday on Nj. ptlzcrs place. The
girl was eating her breakfast when
SHOT. TELL TALE.
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Williainston Items

Nil, | 1t >in,rnnnS. of Gi.v.nlir is
bpniding with lri aull. Mis- I. NJ.
COS. while attending college.
Miss Mary Horton and Mis- Many
| Hunter. both of iriun, are also .iri,.i-
ding College this session and are board
inH with Mr.. j. &. Rush.
Miss /c>,ic Rush la, clliicr al the
>cIipul al Midway. and j. yrt,in. up
,nItc Il reputation ~ I'm excellent
I'arlrl.
he Icl.plinn, business i, on me in
''ic.i>r III Williamson. IN. Il: Il, Ran
>"in, ii. &. Wilson. j. C. Rush aud 'l,.
Willlan>inn OIL Mill all mow has, CON
Nh. j. l.. tanIIh. II. Il pnpml.i yuiil5,
druggist. ha~ r,tll.,l from t.r.,nvill...
here. hr ha lncn for several weeks.
Ml Jams WILLS >pcn, II day nl rwn
IN town la,t vr.h with his brother,
g Is. Willis
Capt. >lraIicn Games. "i Dadr Ciy.
| ln.. j. >Inndng some tin,c with Mr..
Jas. II. Gaines.
Mis- Fannie Il.nkmam. :: rl,arminy
y"lln. lady ui MuIilrc>bnIn. Tenn. j.
Visiting her cousin. l,r Ransom.
News reached hereby telephone, YES
irrlav of the marriage. of Miss Carrie
t;Hinc>, Of WillianlSton. and Mr.. Will
liam Gllnrs. of IIonca Path. u, the
Residence of the brides sister, Mrs. i,
+. Arnold. ut lIuncn Path, Sunda,
night. The ceremony uniting tl. hap
py couple for life was performed by
IDr. .Jno J.. Mcbride. The bride is !,
daughter of Mr.. Jas. II. Gaines. and j.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-01
Corner Greek Notes.

Last week WAS very good weather
for the tarncrs--a few days sunshine.
and wind, followed by local showers.
Our farmers are longing for fair and
springlikc days to come. so the plnw
can hr started.
Miss Mary Lewis, Il most lovablc and
fascinating young lady from Bolton.
WAS the guest of htv cousin. Miss
Jamie lsigby, Saturday night and Sun
day. Com" again, Miss Mary. your
visits are highly appreciated by our
young people.
McsSrs. Ragstlalc X Clement hnve re-
Gently stationed their saw mill in our
midst. and will do II good business
sawing for our people.
The small grain crop of this section
seems t" hc on the ackgroumd ever
since the cold snap struck it.
1t seems to us. from all reports. that
one of 'Trinity's "bashful boys" has
much attraction near the bounds of
Bolton. And if Cmpid's ,umors he
true, IL wedding bell will ring before
many more months have passed by. 1t
will be happiness to your luck, Foster.
\ very heavy rain descended in these
parts Sunday evening, and without
doubt it was the scverest rainstOrm we
have had this winter.
Home folks all we'll. TYRU.
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Death OF a Worthy Negro.

Mn. EplroE: Please publish through
your columns the departure of Il res
pcctahlc and Christian young cOlorcd
man.
Joseph IIartsyro Martin. who depart
ed this life Feb. 14th. 1899. was il true
disciple of Christ. He has been Il mem
Der of the Wilson Creek Baptist Church
Tor about thirteen years. Our brother
lived IL consistent life and was ut the
He WAS identified with Iii, Little River
Col"r"d Baptist Association, and Il
strong supporter of its cause. We hope
our loss is heavens eternal gain.
JACOB j. MARTIN.
Iva. :. c., Feb. ~
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"A Breezy Time"

HE winds are blowing "a Breezy
lime this way, and on Friday even
lnE. March 10Th. "nr people are to h.
gwen I'm opportunity To see "A Breezy
Time. HAT npr"arin@ farce comedy
We a.lvi>r I'LL who expect to attend to
have their buttons reinforced and 20
prepared To lauSlI. for this rare mirtl-
producing comedy is nothing if not
funny. II drives away tears. wrinklc,l
iacrs:nh rht'nmatirp;iin> Sweet maid
els. even. forget their levers :nr lit.
>h"r! space of about three hours.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-01
Honor Roll Anderson Graded Schools
Central School Fifth Month

First and Second Gra.lc- lJnnald
Brown r;. l;lHltlr 1libb, ~. DuII,iu-
l)ivvcr and Harry ':ri>bur. ~. Ned
tailiral, wi. Harold Webb and l:ufm-
Hi ~
Third Grade. F'il>t Section Stalhc
Sullivan oG,, Frank Mauldin -, Mill
wee Talbcrf !it.
Third Grade. second Sccriun-Tum
I'LL - i-s Elias Cooley 81; Is. Dlr Van
Wlrk !G.
Third Grade. Third S.crioll-t ,uran
Cp"lrN -. Leonard Cummings ~ sam
orr 'I'Iibblc ~
Fourth Grade. First Section l;.i,in
l,urhrit :"i -. Bc>>ir Major ~ ~.
Nell Glenn -.
Fourth Grade. second section pli,r
l,i"Wnl'c 90; 30. Fay brennan - =; !'
Webster I'nlcnan I:;-?O
Fifth Grade. First >ccfini II lii,,i
sloan -; : 10. l;c>>ir 'i'ull, ~ ~ Lila
I'rnwnl.r - : 10.
i,iflIl Grade. second >.,llon- Lydia
W ilhirr?l 30. May MrtAnlli ~ - 10
owen Mck iIncy. !r;G-lu.
SN'l' ';r!dr; First and second s'.c-
non. Nh'ii. Brown - ~ >allr Giles
~. MntIir Hill 30 80. Kathleen Ne
''l'gnroo 30 80. Walter Dnbbin> 30 ~
size l'incknry .O::-J
seventh tirld..-t'ur;, Mamliin ~ 40,
ll'lbrrt N"wcli ~ 10. William Cor
dnn.c 10.
Eighth Gi,d,.--B BESSIE. ~inlp>onoj 10.
f.unit, Russell 10
Nlnt Trade .ulli>r .Juhrl>un 90: 81
Eva Murray .! 1S. .ti"r Joiin>ionc
~ l.?
Tenth Grade None maxim. average
necessary.
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Notice.

The different Township Pension
Boards will meet at their usual place of
meeting ON Saturday, March the nth.
to consider new applicants for Pension
and revise old roll. note all that have
moved out or i'll the township. Any
clans will meet the County Beard, pro
vidcd they are recommended by Town
ship Board. The County Board of
Pensions will meet III the office of j. j.
';ilMcr on March the GOTH 1S!W Town
ship Boards will send in their reports
by that time. In any Township where
the Boards were not re0rganizcd the
former Board will please act.
JOHN II. GREEN. Chm.
j. j. GIIMEE, Sect'y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-01

Iron King Stoves are sold in Anderson
only by Osborne q Clinkscales.
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Trinity Items.

The farmers were blessed with IL few
days of fair weather last week. but,
alas. it is raining again.
Mr.. Julius DmcwOrti. one Di our at :
tiactivr and energetic young men. has
gone to Macon, Ga. where hr is taking
Il business course. We wish julius
much success.
Master Ralph King, Il son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. NJ. King. had the misfortune of
grttin" his hand burned one day last
week. 1t is not serious, and we hope
the little .rll,w Will iiUt suffer very
much, for we know how to Sympnthize
with amy who has Il burn.
Miss Matte Finley, one of Trinity'S
most popular and beautiful young la
dies. has been suffering for some days
with IL fclnn on her thumb, but we are
glad to see that She is well once more
The recent freeze caused several
pipes ia burst in I'll" gimuc,y ot M"ssis.
Finley \ Ca. and caused them 10 br
delayed with their work last week, but
they are up again and at work.
The rain caused several of onr boys
To have the blues last Sunday, lS it was
81 bad they could not leave home
Cheer up. boys. the sun will shine some
time and then yon can get to go to see
the "B. |. Il. Sweet One"
Last Thursday morning, as the sun
started on his days journey, and
people were thinking of the Jolly time
they We're expecting that night. 1t was
Il sociahlc given at Mr.. l.. III. Browns
in honor of Miss Pet Finley, who is one
among the bellies of our community.
The night came; the wind ceased its
harsh blowing and bee ne Il gentle
breeze. Then the boys and girls came
pouring in until the room was well fill
rh. when, nt the suggestion of Miss
Pet, they started their fun, which con-
sisted in all the funniest plays, laugh
ing and talking, until it came to the
spinning of the plate. When "Bcn's"
number was called he was so anxious
to get it before it fell, he fell down
upon it. The plate was well supplied
with mOlasst'S, which. of course, Ben
got over his hands and face. lie was
quite astonishcd when he found what
he had gotten into. but the crowd was
SOJull of lauEhtertllat he said nothing
hut made for the wash pan and water.
Be careful next time. Ben. and carry
some bread with yOu, and not try to
lick the plate with your nose. So
the time passed. and when we looked
out in the heavens, what must attract
our attention hut the brightness of the
beautiful moon. with all the many
beautiful stars around her. ltwns one
of those nights when sweethcarts love
to walk and tell each other of their
love, when the poets think of their
most beautiful sayings. But, oh! this
beautiful moon had reached halfway
on her majestic tour, and the clock was
telling the time when all should retire,
so bidding each adieu, and wishing to
meet them all soon again we all parted
to our homes. leaving nothing but the
thoughts of the happy hours. We hope
not tO let this be the last sOciablc nor
the last time we meet in pleasure.
Wishing everybody happy life, we
are the same School Boy.
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Drnih Of Mrs. Eu.l,lork

Nl>. Mar, Welsh l:,mldnrk. rl,. be
loved wife r"i Ml. j. y. l;ndd.n.k. died :,t
h'i home III llii> city la~t IiInr>,IIv
nn"lniu-. after IN illness Of several
months WI'l consumption. Ms Hu,l :
'll"h W.t~ III The :.uli lc.iI ni her age.
and "i~ y n.iiIAc "i New Hampshire.
About nilit NcII'> ago h,' Wa married
1" MI. Erl.lmk IN ln>tun. and tw,,
years lIl,i They moved, Ia ihi> civ.
Wlilcii lla- l"-rn their home ever since.
She WI- Il most r>iinl.hlc woman. nos
>'>>in- many virtues nI hot ii mind and
heart. In.l had Il " i,l. circle nf friends.
>ln Wa, i Faithful and energetic mem
h'i "i Tho inst MrtInli>i Church. and
benz ;in accomplished mli-lciau. served
ilti 'li'lcli ~ uIgalii>t until she, WA.
forced I" rein on account of i'll health.
''n fridHN ninlniny the funeral ~rrvi-
rc> were conducted III the Church bv
he pastor. Rev W. W. Daniel. and
that day The remains were carried to
Charleston. where. on Saturday. they
were Inferred in MHgnolin Cemetery,
'y lr side ct Mr.. l,ld,nck'> pli,.nr,.
The devoted husband and two LITTLE.
children. who are left tn cherish her
memory. have the sympathy of all
illril friends IN tlIrir >nr. bereavement
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HEI.TON, 5

BELTON, S. C., Feb. 81, 1890.
Nix. EDITOR: ask the kindness
through the INTEiLIGENCER to express
my heartfelt thanks to the many kind
friends who were ever ready to do any
fn tGfne IN Their power for my bsl3yed tS;
kind hands laid her to rest. May the
Lord bless them and may we Mt the
last day meet each other in heaven.
F.. &. CEAMBLEE.
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Our Buyer now in the Northern markets purchasing
Largest and best-assorted Stock of Spring and Sum
mer Goods ever brought to this market.

We are daily receiving New Spring Goods Of every de'
tion that would be pleased for you to call and in
spect. Also, everything in the way of Heavy
Winter Goods will close out below
Cost rather than carry them
until next season.
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Assessment Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ANDERSON, >. &.
All the Township Board of Assessors
as appointed by the Governor for 1890,
i'll the different Townships of Anderson
County, are requested to meet ut my
office ut Il ncln.'lz OF the first Tuesday
9TH of March, Cor the purpose Of begin
ming the work of appraising the per
sonal property for taxation for the tis-
cal year 1890
G.. y. c. RoLEMAN.
Co. Auditor A. T..
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new GOODS
CT. Jones n Co.'S
ANNNNNNNNNANN~AN

Every time you come in to us now we will J.
something new to show you. We are daily receiyno
hrst nstalments of Spring and Summer Goods. TheS
the NEWEST and PRETTIEST things to be had and
want our customers to see them u
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-22

ingly subscription paper had been
circulated by Selwyn and Fosselman
and at the meeting they reported SS8
per month subscribed 1t will re-
quire at least 500 per month but as
several parties had not yet been seen
there was little apprehension over
reaching the required figure.
John Rogers is down from the
Seven Devils and reports that bust
ness is active and large number of
men employ ed, Mr. Rogers had II
suit in last term of the District Court
against the Smelter Company, but it
was settled by the company allowing
him 200 tons of ore, to be selected
and taken from that now piled at the
mine. r Ii Keinschmidt at his
lae visit to the Peacock informed
Mr. Rogers that he would not allow
any such an agreement, as neither
Blake nor anyone else had any right
or authority to make such settle
ment but the end is not yet, and John
will not he apt TO relinquish any OF
the legal advantages he now pos
sesses.
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Total amount Of probable revenue.
Probable Expenditures.


In the Probate Court in and for Washington
County. Idaho.
don deceased.
Order TO show cause why order Of sale Of roo
estate should not be made
IL appearing to this court. by the petition this
day presented and filed by iucinda r. Lansdon
the administratriX OF the estate OF LAFAYETTE
Liahs9oi,, deceased, that II is necessary to sell
the Whole or some portion OF the real estate Of
SAID deceased TO pay the debts OF decedent ana
the expenses and charges OF administration.
IL Is therefore ordered by this court tbnt NIL
persons interested in the estate Of said DECEASED
appear before the said Probate Court on Satur-
gay the eighth day OF July a. D. 1899 at the
hour OF ten o'clock n. m. OF said dav. at the
court room OF said court. MT the court house in
the town OF Weiser, County OF Washington and
StatS OF Idaho, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to snid adininistrufrix 10
zen so much OF the said real estate and ths ror-
ton named In the petition filed herein rs shall
be necessary aud that a copy or this order H.
published Tor four successive weeks in the Welser
SIGNAL "A newspaper printed ana published M
w elser IN said county aud state.
Dated this 18th day OF Nav. A. D. 1899
THOMAS NJ. JEFFREYs
Judge % the Probate Court
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-22

All kinds of fine sodas at Sears &
VanSlce.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-22
Wild PIGEONS.

The statement made by good au-
thority is that this natural American
bird is extinct To those who recall
early days in New York, Ohio, Mich
igan and Indiana, this will seem in
credible. In their season they ap-
peared in numbers that make descrip-
ZION impossible and in the breeding
places-pigeon roosts-the trees of
the forests were broken down by the
weight of the birds How the entire
destruction of the species can be
possible Is past comprehension and
cannot be accounted for in natural
way, for it would not seem possible
for plague Of some kind to have
infested all, scattered as they were
over such an immense territory
The question, where have all the pig
cons gone, is about rs mysterious rs
can be propounded to the mau fami-
liar with former conditions, for there
are none on this continent now.
All kinds of fine sOdas Mt Scars q
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-22

I. Veal Mutton Sausage Everything Elsc in the Mrrkc
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Don't hesitate; take Supreme
Judge.
NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern.
All persons in debt to the late firm of
Weidman e Co, heretofore doing II gen
eral butchrrinG business in Salubria Ida
no. and now Dissolved are hereby notified
that WAS. by order of the Hon. District
Court in and for the County of Washing
ton ON June 9th 1899 duly appointed the
receiver uf lie ffocls of said firm; there
fore YOU VIII not pay over any money or
deliver any personal property belonging
to said dissolved firm except on my order.
us am alone authorized TO transact the
business thereof
Dated June 10Th. 1889
Anton Rapin, Receiver.
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The Dread of Death.

although he cannot actually see il
That awful sense OF dread, the feeling
that death is near at hand is described bv a
South Carolina gentleman Thos. C. Lever.
Esq, OF Lever, Richmond Co, with a truth
that everyone who has ever experienced
II VIII immediately recognize
Il had what the doctors called nervous ipdi.
gestion, he says. - l took mcdiciue from INV
family physician for 1t, but Of no avail In look
ing over one OF the Memorandum Books issued
by Dr. r. V. Pierce. of Buffalo. n. V. found a
case like mine described exactly. l wrote to
pr. Pierce and made statement He sent me a
descriptive hist of questions. also hVgieuic rules
carried these out as best / could hut I
thought 1t almost impossible as I suffered co
much with pain under my ribs and an crnptv
feeling ia my stomach. At night / would have
cold or hot feet and hands alternately | was
getting very nervous aud suffered a great deal
with uneasiness as to my condition. thinking
ing something unusual 10 take place aud having
great dread on my mind. l was also irritable
and impatient and was greatly reduced in flesh
could eat scarcely anything that would moi
prodnee a bad feeling in my stomach. After
some hesitation owing to my prejudice against
patent medicines. I decided to try few bottles
OF Or. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and
Pellets. After taking several bottles of each
found was improving. l have to be careful vet
at times as to what | eat in order that I NAV
feel good and strong. l fully believe IL any
who suifer with indigestion or torpid liver or
Chronic cold would take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical DiscovSry aud Pleasant Pellets and
observe few simple hygienic rules they would
soon be greatly benefited. and with little per
severance would be entirely cured"
1t is very simple matter to write to DIR.
Pierce. No charge whatever is made for
advice; which will be sent you Tin a plain
sealed envelopel promptly by mail.