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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-26

New Orleans, La, January 26,-w II.
Bachelor & CO. ltd say OF cotton;
Tho features Of the early morning were
the advances recorded in both positions in
Liverpool with further strong advices from
Tho southern spot markets. showing a uni
iormity OF strength While public attention
ia sim directed to foreign political Affairs, II
is certain that Europe g sadly in need OF
cotton. and this accounts Tor the inherent
strength OF tbs staple. The most important
transactions OF the day consisted Of Inc buy
tns Of March delivery cotton which rs re-.
ported 70 be for some Leading export iu-
terest. The movement today was somewhat
treer, but American stocks etlll show a de-
crease. with heavy daily exports. Tue local
SPOT market closed etroug az l.iGc advance,
which also stimulated prices IN the contract
market
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London Consois.

London, January 25.-Consols for NOSE
account, 101 9-16. Bar silver, s,es'f p,,, Il
per ounce, Money. Ia per cen. hor, Nj
discount in the open market lof ., 80 y, "a.
per cent: for three marths, sassfs y
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HIDES AND Wool,


the metal exchange called plr iron soday
duil Lake. copper Unclaimed II SIS "a 'a .ri
quiet hut arm al sas.so Lead s,s,a, ilu
A,q bid snd sl,is asked. speiter An With
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-26

St Louis January 25.-Cattle-- Receipts
1900. including SEQ Texans; market steady
native shipping and export steets 4.7SQe 50.
dressed beef and butcher steers l,S3dS. -,
and feeders 2 .25di Go COWS and heifers 9.00I
$50, Gamers 50ds 90. bulls 15ai.e4, Texas
and Indian steers 65a4 a; cows and hAifers
, zoos .95. Hogs Receipts ao0o; steady to
strong on best, others steady pigs and
lights t.i54i.55, packers 4 i0d4.60 butchers
dnfii 20, Sheep--ReceiptS 100; market
steady native muttons 4 .o0aS so. lambs ! %
G6.55. culls and bucks 2.1594.5o: stockers
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houston comrnrntlve stntement.


iiouston's gross receipts Of cotton by the
various railroads entering the city were rs
FOLLOWS; Bales
Houston and Texas Central ..,...... 3,nil
International and Great Northern ,,.... 99I
galveston, Harrisburg ana san Antonio ~
Texas aud New orleans ............., u
Houston East and West Texas ,..,.... go
Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe ......... SO
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass ......,. Ni}
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .,..,..,. 81
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1855
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strous prices, but one must not forget that this
w - enremeiy sensvo 70 further s
pletion OF their stocks so that do not care
10 be short on this side any longer In fact.
do not mind reversing the stfaddle. In q
moderate way The summer months Of this
crop may DO very warm. in both the Ameri-
can markets, This II a good time 10 sit on
the fence. n you do not feel builishly In
c1ined."
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carsin q richardson OF Houston say o,

fbrI' " f'F0D'E '11eH Of ''V'"sV' ~ y
cotton:
The report from General Butler. while
considered by operators in America as rather
thin TO arouse much enthusiasm. was her
aided by much Joy ian advance OF I'D in
consos. decline OF another h per cent Ia
the Bank OF England discount rate) by the
Brtishers. who devoted the day to bullng
cotton futures We followed OF course. hnt
rather slowly. with duh markets. and now
buying absent Longs took profits and shorts
covered AZ a loss. The movement was again
free. with demand for spots small The
interior has nothing 10 say and less to offer
Cotton is In a strong position. and. while
we may see few DAYS OF dullness and poor
demand for spots. we believe that tls only a
question 81 short time until a better spin
uine demand viii Develop and then Europe
VIII realize how near exhausted our stocks
ere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-26
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON


Fflees steady, with q good demand for all
classes Of choice cattle hog market aulet
this week. with prices about normal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-26

Wv orleans llrn saysl

New orleans firm saws
Adyioes from the East ara to tho eject
thar dry soode are in moderate demand tor
home seeouu, ami SLOW for export So even
10 theNuanuiaciured article q DISPOSITION Is
shopn 70 pause, and notwithstanding an the
argunentp that the raw article has not adj.
Nanced proportionatelv, and the claims that
thA foreign spinnars are IN a critical uosition
4 does not bring in any new buypr The
~ this years crop az is evidenced
by the constant iiauldation Attention
however. is heiu drawn to new crop
10 81 points under the present. aud AZ a
large crop viii be needed next year We would
suggest buying thesl options on all breaks
to preference 10 dealing in this years.
Concerning what somo operators picked out
81 "clnch" in "straddles, the New Or
leans Times Democrat says;
The following table OF salient facts was ten
dered by one Of the most intelligent operators
IN this market as his sufficient reason for
bauding the short end OF the contract only
when he could equip himself with asbestos
gloves;
Noy; s, Jan, %,
March tNew orleansl ........7.4O $50
March-April tLiyerpool) $50 s-6l 1854
Mitdlin8 New Orleansl .....,7 5-l6 I%
s M,aaln :, n ondap sssr seo '-ss Ills
In commenting on these figures this ex-
pcrienced member OF the signal service OF
the cotton market said; II may have seemed
tribe Aggressive ON the bear side sixty days
s9c, but the fact Is that Il seemed to me like
picking IN money 10 sell March at Z. 10 here
and buy the corresponding delivery 10 Liver
uoul 81 q difference Of only 20 to rs points
fer Il WAS evident that Liverpool had no
adequate supply. nor would fsar have one
~ any such rFeposterons differences yop
VIII observe that there is now a profit Of
fplN Sz.51 ser bals, 10 such ahitrags trans.
atklons. The situation is now quite diferent
IL Is true that LIVERPOOL Ia getting some
shat more sufficient supply by paying mon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-26

Kansas CIV January q -Cattle--Receints
$3.50 natives and 800 Fsxans; slaughter.ug
cattle active. strong to l0c h,eher; stockers
and feeders slow, steady TO loo lower; medium
native steers b.05G5.6S; light weights 1 Goa
y 20, stockers and feeders 40r5. 10: butcher
cows and hsilcrs 0Oeli SO. Gamers .. 2agiS 90:
fed Westerns i.00M5.S5; Western feeders $40
ceipts ll,SQ0; market fairly active. but buyers
were very Independent and prices ruled siAc
lower; heavy i.50Gii 60 mixed 4 t5G4. 50:
lights ASA 52la. pigs 8 500 20. Sheep
Receipts Also good active trsde prices
strong TO loo higher; lambs 560afd 90; nut
tons 4,T5df5.25; stockeys and feeders $3.50
80; culls 2,0OGS.20,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-26

Kansas CITY, January % -Wheat-May 627s
cash No . hard 62i5; No, red 70. Corn :
May 297s cash No. 2 mixed 2S1sH2s&: No. 4.
white 80, oats-No, white Pass Receipts :
Wheat 1880; corn 5000; oats 5000 Shipments
Wheat $1,000; corn 5000; oats 5000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-26

% coo bushels; exports 1900 bushels; spot
Arm; No. . red 75ss (. o. b.. afioat. prompt !:
No. J Northern. Duluth ISIS I, o. b.. afoat
prompt: No. l hard Duluth Sos (. o. b..
ahoat; No red 1875 elevator options opened
irm at iso advance, stimulated by higher
cables and cold weather news and were sub
ssaueutly upheld by the confirmation OF the
plague reports from Rosario, closed firm;
March 14As; May 1S9s; July 1885 Hides and
leather firm. Wool steady Cotton seed oil
easier prime crude 32iz yellow SASSY y
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MALLORY LINE.
HOUSTON BANK CLEARlNGs.

HOUSTON BANK CLEARlNGS NJ
Following are the clearances Of th. HdVz
banks for the week thus far aud for The u
responding time last year, together with q
increase or decrease;
This year. Last year. lncfis
Monday ....... 81 ,iS3,6ll sL5lS,as 'ixf
Tuesday ....... l,S06,SS5 LOOSEN wv,
Wednesday ...... 1,ls9,99i l.ois,Sss ~
Thursday ....... 1,54s,i61 s655i9 NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-26
Houston SPOT Quotations.
IS spotss closed steady; prices unehonsedj sale


for cotton on the spot today az the lcadin
markets, together with the closing OF middlin
yasterdaN. WITH lnhaN,a aalna.
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LirernooI Futures.
u cotton Ucceip,s,


c,u cotorado ana santa VIZ $50
Iutetnationei and Great Northern ..g.sf2
CO stton, Houston aud Henderson 49,, Il iuS
Missouri Kansas and Texas ......,..t, 5Sb
Ga',cs Houston and Northern ...st-,.. rs
Barge waldo .,.,..,,. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Barge Alice a,,,,..s.......,..4 900
barge VI. A. Jones ...............,...I,39 $3.50
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Ordinary ......6 sid Good middllng Ia.
food ordluary...6 l5-i6 Middling ...,..S
Low middiing.,.7 5-i6 Sales .a..... 900
New ycrk-spots closed quiet; prices Lice
up.
Good ordinary..6 Good mIddllnE ST.
Lew middling.s7is NIiddling fair Is il-is
Mlddling. ......7 l5-i6 Sales ..........200
New orisans-spots closed Arm prices i-leo
up.
Ordinary .......6 7-i6 Good middlings Is Is
Good ordinary...6 1915 Middllue fair .Sit
Low mddling. 7as Sales $3.50 i60
Ltyerpool-Spot demand was increased,
prices l-sed up; sales is,0oo bales. OF which
Of which all were American
ordinary. .......ilx Middins ..ass
Good oid,1ary.,f 5-l6 Good middllug.f ii-lG
~" mioanng -.f's Mddliug falr AZ
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SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY.

Agreeable advice is seldom useful
advice.
=. The fsherman's wealth depends on
his net profits.
II musician utters false notes he u
Q countsrfeiter.
The world is like a piano-full Of
sharps and flats
Platonic love is q dinner at which
nothing but soup Is served.
Success is the one crime some people
refuse to forgive in their friends.
No man is truly wise who denies
that he ever made a fool of himself.
But few people have enough conf
dence in themselves to believe all they
say.
Some men are always feeling for the
handle that will enable them to pump
you.
II you are not satisfied with your
lot put 1t In the hands of a real estate
dealer.
Young ladies should set good exam
amples II they want young men to
follow them
The inexperienced maid wants to
be mans first love. but the wise wild
ow prefers to be his last
Fully two-thirds Of a woman's trou-
hles result from reasoning with her
heart instead of her head.
Mother Eve may have invented curl
osity, but she is the only woman on
record who never turned around to
zee what the other woman had on.
A wise guy" once said: Every
failure Is step toward success" This
may explain why the oftener some
men fail the richer they become.
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LlTERARY NOTES.

The History Of Colonization" b,
Heary G. Morris of Chicago, formerly
United states consul at Client, b to
make is appearances almost imme-
alatsIy.
TIE apProach Of the centenary Of the
birth q Hans Christian Anderson Ii
10 be celebrated by the simultaneous
issue In several countries Of sumptu-
eus edition Of his fairy tales.
The December issue OF the Smart
1T presents the usual variety Of at
fractions in the way Of verse and
pROse TAe leading story, Her Guard
e Honoe." Il By Miriam Nicholson.
An announcement of interest is that
81. Edward Eggieston will publish soon
The Transit Of Civilization from Eng
land 10 America In the Seventeenth
Century" q historical work which rep
resents a new undertaking In the writ
hg Of American history. The book
pictures the literary, scientific and
other influences which were brought to
this country from Europe In the early
years Of our history.
"Wayside, the home Of the HaW-
thornes In Concord. was q comfortable
little house on . shady, grassy road.
10 please his wife he had built an
addition to II. q tower into which b.
could climb, locking out the world be-
low and underneath, little parlor, In
whose dainty new furnishings Mrs.
Hawthorne took womanish delight
Yet somehow gay Brussels rugs and
gilded frames were not the background
for the morbid. silent recluse-
Justin Mccarthy in a recent article
has been accounting some Of the witty
OF apt sayings he has heard. One Of
them Is James Mcneil whistler's re-
ply to q distinguished but m-favored
novelist whose portrait he had paint
ed: when the portrait was finished
the sitter did not seem satisfied with
It You don't seem to Ike it. whis-
tier said. The. sitter confessed that he
did not. and said, in SELF
You must admit that 1t IN a bad WORK
Of art Yes Whistler replied; but
think you must admit that you are q
BAD work OF nature"
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PERSONALS.

The Prince Of Wales really had 10
put on eyeglasses. He began to miss
seeing the pretty women.
Helen Keller, the famous blind deaf
mute. has been elected vice president
Of the freshman class at Radcliffe col
lege.
The czarina likes to set her own
table and tend her own house flowers,
as Victoria Of Wales does at Sandring-
ham
Sir William Lyme has offered q prize
Of $500 for the best ode in commemo-
ration OF the new commonwealth Of
Australia
Mark Twain usually breakfasts
about 10 o'clock. He says that the
early breakfast h one of the American
customs he admires most when abroad.
At the woman sufiragists' bazaar In
New York there was offered for sale
. quit made by Susan B. Anthony
when she was II years old.
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sTAos WHISPERS.

Tom Mccfane has been In California
playing leading roles with the Moroecs
stock company.
Charles Williams recited his ar
rangement Of ITO Have and TO Hold
before the Harvard chapter Of Delta
Epsilon at Boston recently.
The noted French portrait painter,
Alphonse Jongers, has finished two
pictures Of Mrs. Fiske that were ex-
hibited In Boston before Mrs. Fisket
engagement IN that city closed.
Mrs. Leslie Carter Is TO appear In
New York next season In q new play
by Jean Riehepin. called Ia D7bar-
~" 1t has seventy-three speaking
parts, and viii probably open the
Knickerbocker theater. She has also
Ibsen's When We Dead Awaken" q
new piece by the French authors Of
"zaza," and The Queens Drawing
Room"
Miss Ina Brooks win appear this
season In Titania in Kathryn Kidder's
and Louis James production Of "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" Miss
Brooks "a . daughter Of Capt and Mrs.
Arnold Dexter Brooks. Of Paris, Tex,
Q good old southern family. She has
been on the stage four seasons, latteriy
playing leads in q stock company In
Nashville. Tenn.
Prominent new members of MIRA
Fiske's company will be Frank Gil.
more, who was for several years John
Hare's reading man In London; Chas.
Vane, formerly In support OF Sir Henry
Irving and Miss Ellen Terry; Alfred
Hudson, for years comedian at the
Boston Museum, and Laura Magilvray,
who played leading and Juvenile roles
for John Hare for several seasons.
Mrs. Fiske viii continue to produce
Becky Sharpe"
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HERE AND THERE.

Silk dresses were worn in China
i.50o years ago.
There is slump in the French vine
market. and wine is going at fartn-
ing a pint
The world selects for us the best
and we select from these our best
.aa-nassuE.
Chicagois city council has passed an
ordinance fixing the price of gas in
hat city at rs cents per 1000 feet.
The municipal authorities of Glas-
gov are considering a proposition for
the establishment OF a city savings
hank
comic opera At Warsaw was con-
yerted into Q tragedy by the murder
OF a chorus singer in full view of the
audience
Vital statistics published recently in
Norway show that about 1000 inhab-
itants. Of that country die annually
from consumption.
last rear 5000, 900 sterling Of de-
pos:torS money was paid into the
Englisb postoflce savings bank and
IS. e00. 600 paid out.
A register OF strangers Is now kept
N Berlin Records for the last twelve
months show that over 1,O0o, 900 tray-
eiers visited the city.
The cheapest laborers work for 1900
cash leQuA TO $s.75 Mexican, or S1s71k
Eoldi Per month. which amounts 70
12h cents per day In gold
The total amount Of taxes for all
80 boroughs ef New York city col
iec7ed during the first twenty days Of
October reached So, SIC, s40.s3.
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AFrERTHouoHrs.

Il b unadvisabIe to waste much
time In trying to get election promises
eashed.
II the best Of our friends knew al
they thought about one another, very
few Of them would be on speaking
terms
Il isn't syery man that can discuss
= young baby 90 judiciously as to In
spire in IL mother q good opinion Of
him.
You can generally tell how much q
.v0nan admires her personal appear
'ance By the number Of photographs
she has taken.
We expect mach Of ourselves In an
1clpati0n. but We are not hard 70
please IN realization Chicago Jour
nal.
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TART PRovEass.

Yoeth may stray afat. jet return ..
last
None % busy IS those who do moth
ing.
He Is not escaped who draes his
chain
There are more foolisA suyers than
foolish sellers.
There b no pride lIke that Of bee-
gar grown rieh.
There's nothing like being bespsf-
tsred for making man defy tAs s1t-
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FLASHES OF WIT.

May-What became Of that old
flame OF yours? Ethel-Papa put him
out.@AnsWers.
Yes" sighed the Aberdonian.
money is the root Of all evil. but
most people would like q forest"
Does your wife take to horticult-
ure?" Yes. indeed; she goes out ev-
cry fine day with the hoe and chops the
head on something I've planted"
"Fd like a job. sir. as waiter" said
the applicant You have had expert
ence in waiting. I suppose?' queried
the restaurant proprietor. Indeed. I
have" %Fo- how long?" why. sir.
I've taken meals at q restaurant for
twelve years"
The broad ax., 1900-12-01
LONGAVITA
The Tablet Of Life.


(Pilula At Lomgan Vitam-)
The Scientific Discovery Of the Age!
The Magic Key to the Mystery Of Life!
From times immemorial It has been
mans predominating ambition to pro-
long Life. But among the many bril-
liant minds, who have devoted their
lives to the fascinating subject Il
was left for the immortal Darwin to
give to the world, in his great theory
Of Life, the fundamental principle
up0a which to build all further re-
search In this direction. Following
closely In his footsteps came Prot DR..
Ludwig Buechner, o German scientist
Of international renown, with his re-
variable work entitled ''Das Buch des
Langen Lebens" (the book On Long
evity). But alas, like Darwin he too
died, ere he could reap the fruit Of his
wonderful doctrine. Others however,
equally great took mp the interrupted
thread with the result that two fam
Gus German scientists, after years Of
experiments and research, have At last
discovered the secret Of Longevity, In
the shape Of q remarkable Vegetable
Compound, which. II properly used,
VIII Pooi14NCAl PEOiOu8 AALC. - Ao
new remedy, appropriately named
'Longayita" (meaning Long Hfe) has
been subject TO the most rigid tests
at all the leading clinics and hospitals
throughout Europe with marvellous
results. Approaching the importance
Of this discovery, we have acqrired, At
enormous cost. the exclusive proprie-
tary right to this truly wonderful pre-
paration. which has proved q blessing
to mankind. "Longavita" Il the true
Tablet Of life, q rejuvenator excellence,
emmbodying the veritable secret Of
longevity In q practical, feasible form.
Il 10 the fountain Of perpetual youth,
which Il prolonu Tar beyond IT. pres
emit limits, while retaining health In o
perfectly normal state. "Longayita"
brishtens the eye. stimulates mental
activity. gives elasticity to the step,
makes the face fun, absorbs wrinkles,
ciesnses the system. purihes the skin,
and b me only true Ponce de Leon
remedy for old and young q both
ssxes Eniorsed By Earope's leading
physicians.
500 . box. by NAH.
HUGO Won TILLEEBCRG MEDICAL
CO., (eols y. 8 Agsnts)
1ls1-ltss-1is5 Broadway, New York
C1V.
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wHAT ONE WOMAN rAINks.

Accosding to man, the only secret
= woman can keep Is that Of her age.
ne people who pride themselves on
being determined are sometimes only
contrary.
Z b poor sort Of consolation for
peepie in trouble to say things might
have been worse.
Some women feel very lonely In
heaEen u there h not a cook stove or
scrubbing brush there.
Some women try very hard to win
q man,s love and then seem 70 forget
they must try Just a. hard 70 keep IT,
PhIladeiphia Times.
The broad ax., 1900-12-01
LULU,s HAIR Is STRAIGHT

and now she 70 the happiest girl in
town. Her hair was kinly and harsh
but BY using the Original ozonized OK
Marrow she made It straight. soft and
beautifu- Try q bottle and you viii
be happy also. Only 50 cents. Sold By
dealers or we win ship you bottle ex-
press paid for es cents, address The
oEoni1ed Ok Marrow Co. Is Wabash
avenue. Chicago. III.
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ron AnR

a lovely hx-room cottage. modern
improvements. lot - By Is, located
ea Eiisaoeth strest near sixty-ssyenth-
rries' u.5oa $3.50 cash, balance 70
suit purchaser. This IL . bargain.
Any one desiring 70 secure a cosy
little home should avail themselves Of
tnis opportunity. For further InformA-
eoA address Julius ,. Taylor. Eo4s
Armour svsnua
The broad ax., 1900-12-01

Wemen phyAfnlzas hess sslanGsAsA
seives an ssw RessiA and 40
- aenievsd respected postt1oa
o. tnsn ers snplsyeA By tAS
nnent and since last year ere
uued to pension. Many Of then
sney positions a. country physIcianA
senooi pnysicians. physicians for the
DoeT. and e surgeons Cor the nunist
- nnbuianos systemG etc:
The broad ax., 1900-12-01
HIGH LloHTs,

As a rule man spoils his recreaE1ons
~ letting his mind run On how much
sAey are costing him.
Msn says be doesn't understand wo-
Han n order 20 escape what msshk be
szpertpd q him II be did
The broad ax., 1900-12-01
AGENTS WANTED.

The Bread AZ desires 70 secure aeass
sgsnts and esrrsspoaAsnts h an -
.toas Of TIE country. Hbsral eommis-
aons wfn - pail For tsrns saA
furtAsr partisziars address ne Broad
Al. ~ ArBsw srsasa cAi..so.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-01-18
S. S. s. is the Only
Remedy Equal to this
Obstinate Disease.

trace of the faint
The consequences to which Scro1la surely leads
should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital I'M
portance wasting time upon treatment which can
hot nosshv effect cure many where the wrong
treatment has been relied upon, complicated gandular
swengs resulted for which the doctors insist that
a dangerous surgical operation is necessary.
Mr. H. E. Thompson, of Milledgevile, Ga, writes: "A
bad case Scrofua broke OCT 1 glands OF my neck:
which had to be lanced and caused much suffering
was treated long while, bus the physicians were I'M
able to cure me- and my condition as bad as when
began their treatment Many blood remedies used
hut without effect Some recommended s. s. s., and
began to improve had taken few bottles.
Continufng the remedy, I cured permanently,
have had sign of the disease to return SMi
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-01-18
ONLY ONE CURE
FOR SCR()F(JLA.

There are dozens of remedies recommended for
Scrofua some of them doubt being able to
afford temporary relief, but s. s. 5. is aosoluteiy
Scrofula is one OF the most obstinate, deep-seated
blood diseases, and is beyond the reach OF the
many so-called purifiers and tonics because some
thing than mere tonic is required. .. .. y.
lie and never fails to cure Scrofula, because it
,e disease, thus permanently eliminating every
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1900-01-18
s. s. S, FOR THE BLOOD


BY it. ard with the various
gradually but surely
Blood
Books on
swif Specific Compan Atlanta Georgia