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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-22
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NEGROES HELD CONFERENCE.
Washington Warned Them Against
Fraudulent Agents.

Tuskegee, Ala, Feb. 21-The ninth an
nual session of the Tuskegee Negro Con-
ference opened to-day. The attendance
was large. Prof. Booker T. Washington,
in his welcoming address, warned the ne
groes against ex-slave pension agents and
emigration agents
At the afternoon session declarations
reading in parts as follows, were passed:
eve desire to reaffirm what we have
advised in previous years, that while not
overlooking our rights as citizens, it
should be Still our main concern TO use
our energies in continuing to secure homes,
better schools, higher degree of skill
and Christian character, and in the prac-
tice of industry and economy We be-
IieVe the race is making slow, but sure,
progress, and we are glad to note that the
growing interest of the best Southern
white people in our elevation is
shown by the various conferences held
bv them for the discussion of the race
problem We would call attention to the
fact that our people charged with crime
and in Southern prisons have as a rule
little or no education, and are largely
without Industrial or moral training. We
urge all to become taxpayers and to
promptly pay their taxes; to keep out of
the courts. to cease loaflng on the streets
and In public places, and TO prepare to dos
well the work which the best interests
of the community demand"
h. A. Chaffee, of the United States
Weather Bureau. addressed the confer
ence and explained how they could take
advantage Of the reports which the de-
partment is to send them.
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HANNA'S son TO MARY.
Both Groom and Bride are Divorced
Persons.
From The New York Journal.

From the New York Journal.
Cleveland, o.. Feb. 1.-THE divorced son
of United States Senator M. A. Hanna
VIII he married on Monday to Mrs. Daisy
Gordon Maud, the divorced wife of Will
lam Maud, wealthy Enghshman. The
wedding Is to take place at the Gordon
manson IN Gordon Park and will be
conducted as quietly as possible.
William Gordon. a brother of Mrs. Maud
arrived In the city to-day from New York
10 attend the wedding, and 1t was he who
verified the persistent rumors thai Dan
Hanna was to he married to Mrs. Maud
Inc divorce of both Hanna and Mrs
Maud caused sensations at the time they
were granted. About one year ago So
ciety circles were agitated at the report
OF disagreement between young Hanna
ana his wife, who was Miss May Harring-
ton, daughter of a prominent Cleveland
man. There was a scene between the two
at roadside club
The dispute was because of attentions
said to have been paid by young Hanna
to Vlarried woman who Is well known
in society.
Shortly after this Mrs Hanna applied
for divorce and secured II. On any fine
afternoon young Hanna can be seen on
Euclid avenue seated in two-seat car
riage, behind bob-tailed horse with a
splendid gait
Mrs. Daisy Gordon Maud is connected
with one of the most influential families
of this city. 1t was her father vino gave
Gordon Park TO the city, one OF the most
beautiful spots in Cleveland. Several
years ago, while travelling through the
West, she fell in love with an English
man named Maud, and they were married
shortly afterwards.
But the characteristic English temporal
ment did not agree with the dashing viva
cious American woman and several
months ago she began proceedings for di-
vorce. TO avoid notoriety she went to
Akron and established her legal residence
there. She secured her divorce without
a contest on the ground of cruelty.
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sEwALL TO MEET COL. BRYAN.
Is in Atlanta to Have PERSONAL
Conference with Him.

Atlanta Feb. 2l.-Hon. Arthur Sewail of
Bath Me-. candidate for Vice President
on the ticket with Mr.. Bryan in 1896 is at
the Aragon Hotel, in this city
Mr.. sewall is here Ito see Mr.. Bryan, who
viii arrive in Atlanta Friday.
Il want to see Mr.. Bryan on a business
matter" said Mr.. Sewall this evening,
but. of course, there is no politics in it,"
MIR. Bryan will reach Atlanta from Co
lumbus, Ga, at 1915 a. m Friday, and
Mr.. Sewau intends leaving one hour later
for New York. In order that he may have
ample time and that the conference may
be uninterrupted, Mr.. Sewalf said he
would fake a train out about sixty miles
from Atlanta Friday morning and ride in
with Mr.. Bryan
Mr.. Sewall said he had no choice for
the vice presidential nomination. Mr.
Bryans nomination for first place on the
ticket he put down as a foregone conc,u-
sion
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COLUMBUS is READY FOR HIM.
Bryan VIII Speak at Opera House
and Then at banquet.

""H TIT III ." HIN Ius~t
Columbus. Ga, Feb. 21.-Everything is
ready for the reception of Col. William
j. Bryan here tomorrow.
A telegram from Jacksonville tonight
says that Col Bryan assented to the ar
rangements made by the committee. The
special train win arrive in Columbus at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. Col Bry-
an will speak at the Opera House al 2:30
o'clock p. m. and will be banquetted in
the evening
The following toasts have been ar
ranged for the banquet: Col, Bryan, sub
ject yet to be selected; Georgia Democ-
racy," Hon. Thos j. Chappell; "Nicara-
qua Canal and Our Trade in the Orient"
Mr. Lionel C. Levy. and Industrial De-
velopment in the South" Mr.. G. Gunby
Jordan.
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Secretary Hay is urging on Congress
the necessity Of providing throughout our
diplomatic service American attaches who
are familiar with the language of the
Secretary of State has begun with TIr-
key as an example, and has asked Con-
gress to authorize the employment of a
second secretary Of the legation at the
court Of the Sultan who shall be an Amer
lean student Of the language Of the coun-
try.
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The Illinois House of Correction is
about to try an interesting experiment in
the reformation Of women criminals. Su-
perintendent Sloan has built three large
greenhouses. covering a space of four
thousand square feet, in which it is in
tended to grow roses, carnations and
cbrysanthemums for the Chicago mar
ket. The women prisoners will work in
the green houses under direction of an
expert horticulturist, and It is expected
that contact with the growing plants will
have a softening and regenerating effect
on the hardened natures Of the unhappy
inmates of the institution.
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PROTECTING W0MEN'S LAGER
Continued from First PAGE.

women's and children's laager, offered no
excuse or apology, and by transparent
falsehood, admits that he ordered the
shelling. l have told him that l have now
established temporary premises for Boer
prisoners in the womens laager and hos
pital, In order to protect them from de-
liherate sheling."
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Nem Georgia Portmasters.

Washington. Feb. 2L-Georgia postmas-
ters appointed to-day were
j. L. Gratum, at Nicholasville; Miller
county, and j. II. Grant at Penia, Dooley
county
J. f. Mckinney was to-day appointed
postmaster at Clear Spring, Greenville
county S. c.
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NEW MILL IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Makes the Third That Has Been
Chartered This Week.

Raleigh, ". c., Feb 21.--The Wenonah
Cotton Mills, at Lexington, ~ c., was TO-
day Incorporated with $4,000 capital
stock. This is the third new cotton mill
chartered in The state this week. One of
the three has a 100000 capital stock.
Also the Rocky Mount Sash and Blind
Company was to-day chartered with a
capital of So, 1000.
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FIRING On woMEN's LAGER.
Beers Around Mafeking Have Not
Kept Their Promises.

Kept Their Promises.
London, Feb 22.-The Daily Mail prints
the following dispatch from Mafekmg,
dated Tuesday, Feb. 20:
The houses In the women's lager are
riddled with bullets, Notwithstanding the
Boer promises. A woman who was stand
ing with sucking child was shot through
the breast, while among 400 women and
children. An explosive 94-pounder shell
burst in the laager, piece fixing itself in
the spine of a 9-year-old boy. The explo-
sive used caused blood-poisoning, and he
fingered several days in agony"
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BRYAN at Kissimmee.

Ktssirmee, Fla, Feb. 2.-TIon. w. j.
Rrvan addressed a large crowd here this
morning, including all the High School
children, school being dismissed for the
n,,rnose He left at 1850 o'clock for Or
iando. sanford, PaatlSa and Jacksonville,
where he will make addresses.
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ATTACKED FRENCH's REAR.
Dewet Claims to Have Captured
Many Wagons and Men.

London, Feb. 22.-The Times has the
following from Lorenzo Marquee, dated
Feb. 81:
According to a Boer account, Gen.
Dewet claims to have captured in an at
tack upon the rear guard of Gen.
French's column, $50 wagons of provis-
ions and ammunition, $500 oxen and so
men"
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Made Brevet Generals.

Washington, Feb. 21.-The President to-
day sent the following nominations to tho
Senate:
War-Volunle ers. Brig. Gen. Harrison
Cray Otis, to be major general by brevet.
Colonels to BE Brigadier Generals by
Brevet-Owen Summers, Harry G. Kess-
icr' Wilder s. Metcalf.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-22

"A Breslau doctor has succeeded I'm pro
ducing govt in hens by fielding them with
meat. He gave the hens nothing but
horsehesh, without fat, and as much wa
Ter as they would drink with deporabe
results to the unfortunate fowls. Having
instillea DISCO he then undertook to
drjv Md by administering
-" 'hich restored the
- 0nditlon.
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London, Feb 21-A dispatch from Pre-
toria dated Tuesday Feb. 20, announces
that Commandant Ferriera was killed
Feb. 10, adding that his death was be-
lieved to be the result of an accident.
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Mobile. Ala, Feb. 2l.-T'he cruiser De-
ttoit arrived at the Dauphin street wharf
.hls afternoon from Key West having
Deen sent here by the Secretary of the
Navy TO pay honor to the Mobile carnivak
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It ) o'clock the House adjourned.
WILL PETITION THE SENATE.
New Workers. Opposed to n Tariff on
Porto Rican Products.

New York, Feb, 21.-Many members of
the Cotton Exchange have signed petit
ton TO be submitted to the United States
Senate, asking that no customs tariffs be
established between this country and Por-
20 Rico
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Wayuesboro, Ga, Feb. 21-About
O'Clock this evening this city was visited
There was no damage, except to che gar
dens.
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A GAIN FOR THE WORLD.
American Minister to Chilli ON Brit
ish Successes.


London, Feb. 22.-The Valparaiso cores
pondent of the Times says that United
States Minister to Chill, Henry l.. Wilson,
congratulating the British minister Aud
ley c. Costing, on the British successes
in South Africa, described them as "a
gain for the world and civilization"
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Another Case Of KID
nov NOnsb end Bladder
TrONliE0 Cured BY Ey6Ia
6, PlnEglsaE1Ss Vegetable
OOMPOWRds
DEAR FHlENB Two years ago I
had uhild.bed fettt and womb trouble
in It's worst form. For eight months
after birth Of babe l was not able 10 sit
up. Doctors treated me, but with mo-
. help. Ihad bearing down pains, bnfn-
ing in ssomash, kidney AID bidder
trouble, and my back was so stiff and
sore. The ri ht eVary WAS badlyaheeted
and everything l ate distressed me, and
there was bad dibcharFo.
81 was confined TO my bed when ]
wrote 10 you for advice and followed
your directions faithfully. taking
lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable Com
pSnnd, Liver Pills, anduhnE the WA6h,
IA am now able TO do the most Of my
housework. bolieVe I should have
died IL It had not been for your Com
pound. / hope this letter may be the
result Of benz fitting some other autier-
ing woman. Ireeemnendea your Com
pound TO every zone. - Mrs. mary
Vaughan, TfinblB, Pulaski Co., KY.
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aEoReTP,s Pa
the Mlcrobo Theory with
Very Poor RAsults.

Chicago Times Herald: Nav was
looken at the paper the other mite after
She got Paw 10 Hold the Baby for 4 lit
tie while, aud every few minutes he
Would haft to fx 1t all over aKala 10.
coz It's feat would come out. and willy
soon she says =
whats all this about mlcrObes7 A
purson can't take up paper Emmy more
but what they find sumthln about NIL
crobes."
Here. hold this Child" paw says, HE
II he was prltty glad of the chance. ANA
III tell you, Microbes Is one Of the
new Discoveries They have Microbes
for neefly everything now. They are
yeIlow-tever mlcrobea and meesie NIL
crobes and consumption microbes Ahd
Mump microbes. They say pur1oi y
nothing but lot Of dlffruht kind o. MI
erobes that Keep declaring war against
one dnuther like. peepuI. and the ones
that do the Best hEhtlnE and have the
most Men on their Side make utau
l NAlsAN AH tlAtpHHE ~ - 80
Feveril knows his Fever microbes huve
the largest population In him, and u he
wants TO gu out and shoot II showt the
Eentdckie microbes are FlocklnE thru
his sIstum and making the other mi.
crobeB get Behind kopjes and thine,
II don't beleave." nav sed that tney
efr emmy truth In such a TheeorN4
THAT only shOwB you don't know en-
nythIhg about syHRce." paw told her.
II you would keep posted like dv You
wouldn't sit there with Disguised look
on your fails and Say You didn't beleaNe
what the people that Discover ThlnBs
are Doing TO make men Happy
y don't see how ltIi make man
l,h.ppy to Find cut he Ia nothing but
crOwd Of microbes that mebby have Mn
i divided up Into Counties and Blans
Lots, With his Nose for courthonsl
ord his WhiEkeTr for 8 park" nav seq.
'Of corss you don't" paw eed Thai 9
tccus you don't understand the giell
| p..aclple. and cant look ahed. u latsl
| a n.an 10 zee these things. ~ ftal -
every different kind Of mlcrobe u az:
lowered Byuhee goes 70 Work 10 ana aul
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I
refuse 70 avaiI himtsif q Il for either
his iunss,of his sails betauts hs eann5t
know al about IT. As Rudolf
Sitter wen says. "A hard hgure had
iihmBied to the position Of learner
master in Israel" In his very qaes-
ton, Us to the manner. NieodemIs adj
mits the fact Of a new birth into the
kingdom OF heaven.
Tie TeatHet's Lantern.
An old proverb says, go % the Jof-
dan, aid thou shalt see the Trinity. .
The reference Is to the simultaneous
manifestation Of the three PerAonu At
the baptism Of jesus Father. vOloe;
Son. incarnate form; Holy Ghost. dove.
50 We mag say, 10 to the Gospel Of
John. third chapter. ana ydu VIII ind
the three Persons OF the adorable Trim
ity engaged In the lnenabis work OF
human redemption" The Father loves
a lost world. ana gives his Son. The
son Is lifted up to an explatory death.
as Moses l!ftea up the appointed sign
amid the serpents and cOrpses Of the
smltteh encampmeht ii the wilderness.
And. hhaiiy, the Holy Spirit eieanses
and infuses the principle Of new spirit
ual and eternal life In the soul here
tofote dead. Wen may Luther cali this
"tke Bible ot miniature tRlbel in klel-
nehj and Sitter describe II rs the most
sublime and simple Gxptsssloh Of the
eternal myEtery Of redemption which
the Scriptures contain. Moo
demuses abound to-day. They are DEF
erehtlal ana even Complimentary to
Jesus. But they hnd in Him
uhiy teaching Messiah. His word
and example are the ladder to heaven,
not His e.oss They understand mot
the imperative necessity. the lncaleul-
able advantage OK His lifting up, !" nor
It's slmllltude to the lifting up Of the
serpent by Mosei They stop short Of
the at0nenent III Christ. They lose all.
They are like that Saxon peasant-boy
zeiieF tells of. VIM, on being asked If
he learned anything OF Jesus at school,
replied 20 yssi" What. then?'' THAT
He was good teacher OF the people"
BIeAs me! This world has had teaehess
enough. What It wanted was sa'
vIor! Be born again. That Is
the frst sentence of the Divine cate
chlsm tsticrl. The very term is, in It.
self. enough to inspire hope, It Is an
efiort which. By the utmost striving, we
can not produce upon ourselves. 1t is a
gift. Sum and substance of the
Christian religion is principle Of life
In the human soul. 1t is not doctrine,
but life CEbaD. AS Luther paraphrases
1t: my doctrine is not OF doing or
leaving undone. but Of being and be-
coming; SO that 1t is not a new work
to be done. but Just the being new
created" Or again with Draseke:
"The Kingdom of God is nothing into
which man can think or study or read
or hear or talk or discuss himself; a
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how 70 raisa blo0ded microbes and
Whqt'll KIN the BAD ones without hdrt-
Ing the Other microbes that are Trying
70 Lead Q Blnmeless Life. After that 2
done the heWmun race will be gratetui
people. Everything 4 man does 70 on
account Of his Microbes. IL he wFites
poetry it'a becoz ne has more poetry
microbes IN him than emmy other KIND.
II he Gets In loye Il shows the love mi-
crobtS drove al the other MICROBES
down from his spioh KOp. That's where
I'm come In handy when syunee gets me
hiiefobe biEnes3 all hxed up Ike u wiz
be sum dag
rwHat'n hdBpen theh?" NAV ast-
Why, paw Told her ,,insted o. KEEP
Ing MeddSutit the Drig Stores VIII nave
MicFObe5 70 sell. When d man wants
y girl 10 love him he Will get Ten cents
worth Of Love microbes and put them IN
her caramelI. and the fifst thlnE you no
She vii think he Is Napoho BeiSy
DcaFie with close on or II q man
fhlnkn things are ali going rong and
Life. ain't hardly worth living emmy way,
be can so 10 the DRUG Store and say:
Qimme 4 dose OF your best Hope NIL
erobeR, and few minutes after that
he win begin 10 think This u the pleas
anteat World he ever got into, ana quit
littihE drOund recltun the with the noe
70 himself Then they viii have NIL
er0bb6 10 make men generals and states
men, and II they find out what Kind OF
Microbes CafhlgEy and Rockeyfello and
j tieTpSHt Morgan are full Of they can
falEe that Brand. and put them within.
reach Of All: and nobuddy won't haft to
work Emmy more
"HS. Oh. my" NAV says, IT'S per-
U6TaHdg ,faal5 a - ah1tf tshdf EVmHre Enkfn do
Xix. ana This is d bewtiful Theory, but
theyIt nevef 81 Il thru"
WHY hot?" paw ash.
"Be6oz," NAV says. III people could
an be made happy by Using the rite
sind 81 lETobe6 they wouldn't ever haye
70 get clsefed up. and that would inter
fear With the saloon blzness. They are
no use ever trying to get ennythlnE the
Saloon vote IL against"
by Henry" paw says. ~ never thot
OF that" GEoRGfE
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Es6sGiIly SttGfo pl5g Rsblts
GGlSO GlS BeaFlGy~C own
Pains always Cured Nv
EV1 ~ e. ] vi klSailSSS Vel ~
EabNs 0Oi1IVOyRds
II suffered untold agony every
month, ceHld get no relief tingi Ttgied
your medicine your letter 81 advice
and few bottles Of Lydia 3. Ptnk-
tiim's Vegetable Compound haVe nadio
me the hapPiest woman alive. ehail
bleSS you d long IS live ~ MISS
Jole Sail, Dover Mich. .
nFour years ago l had almost given
up hope Of ever being well again. !
was afflicted with those dreadful hSad-
ache spells which would sometimes
last three or four days Also had back
ache, beAring.down pains, leucorT-
hna, dizsiness, and terrible pains Of
monthly periods combining me to ny
bsd. Altar reading 50 many testi-
monials for your medicine, Icenciuaed
TO try t. / began 70 pick up after
taking tie first bottle. and have con-
tinued 10 gain rapidly, and now feel
like different woman. l cap recon-
mend Lydia 3. PinkhAm's Vegetable
Compound Ii highest terms to all siciE
women. " = Miss Rosa I1eider, ls6
w. cieVeiAnd Ave-, Canton, o.
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A Letter NtilQh RrOvoS
That Lydia s. Pink a0plS.
VogofatEo 0QmPO6Rd
WNg Remove JgI1i0F ar
OuFo Oder Il loaNm0Oss
Two years ago / was . rFaat ~
ferer from womb trouble cd nrpAu,S
flowing each month, aAd tanUtSw oGli
form in the w9mb, HAD iogr ta1,
In two ysars. went through tfelb'
mont with doctors, but .ths5 did memo
good. and Ithought would have d
resort to morphine.
THE doctor said that all that could
help me was TO have Al opaTatIsn ~
have the womb removed, but l had
heard Of Mrs.. Pinkhan's medicius lll
decided to try 1t, and wrote for hp
advice. and after taking her vsgetabls
Compound the tumors. were expelled
and 1 began to get stronger right
along. and am Rell as ever before. Can
truly say that j would never had Pot.
ton wen had II not been for Lydi6E
Pinkhatn's Compound, = Mary A.
Stahl, WatsontoWtl, Pa.
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Foul Smelling
Catarrh.

Catlrrh is one Of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence themoAt difficult TO
get rid-pi.
The disease is in the blood and all the
6prAJB, washes and inhtling mixtures
IN the world can haye no permanent eff
feet WhateYer upon il. SWiit's Specific
cures Cntsrrh permanently, for II is the
ohlyFelledy which can reach the dis
6sss and force It from the blood.
~. ,. P. NsAIlisier. Of HhnodtburE, Ky,
II ouaid see no impTuvemept WhataVPF,
theagh Waa constantly treated With aptAy.
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man can only experience his way Into
the kingdom OF God" II we
only avalled ourselves Of what we 'un-
defstood. we could not live day lon
ger In this world. / heard college
professor, at an amateur club. expound-
ing the principles Of he,applleatlon Of,
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While his elderly lnterlocutOr sank back
in her chair dlsconsolately. She may
never know what makes the car 90
but she will never decline to Ride upon
ii On that account. Shall we show les
common sense concerning the car Of
salvatlons
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electricity to locomotion. He was tech
nical, and used algebralc equations on
The blackboard. At the close he polite
~ invited questions. The very first
was; WIEN, but professor, what does
make the car go2" The scientist turned
to put the equation on the board again.
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and WAthes. and different
lhhAliHe fGmediea-in
fact. / eould feel thAteEeh
winter ! was WofBs THAI
the year preYlOua.
"Fisaliy va brought
70 myAotiea that Chtarfh
NAa q Blood disease, And
after thihking over the
natter, I saw 70 Waa ~
reasonable 70 expect 70 -
cared By remedies which
Getty reached the uuTfAee. .
] thcn decided 70 w 3. 3.
~, And AftsrhfeW bottles
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~ -. BY ehaEis. B. oSs''s. DruEEI't
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Blood

Is Purely Vegetable, ard Is the only
blood rgInod5 guaranteed % contain no
dangerous HilBafAlG. -,
Books nSilOd free By swift sPeeihs
CompAng, Atlanta, Georgia.
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bsfssbtible in pFoV0ment. Continuing he rem
~. ~ disease vas forced out Of ny sJlem,
"a 4 eompiagq duFo W. the result. Adyile
tfeif iSssI tPeatInen {. which has never done
2 s6ei1 sr,V mod, and ttkg 3 8. s. 4 remedy that
~ ysaeh ne disease and suTsit"
10 oontinus the wrong treatment for
OktarFh Is 10 continue toSudeR SWiit0
Specific ba real blood remedy and cures
obstinate, deep-sehted diseases which
other remedies hsve no effect WhnteyeR
fupoh. II promptly reaches CAtaTrh,
ana never fails 70 cure sven the most
nrhunAeh cnaal.
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