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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
A Russian Apothecary.

Schlossberg, the great Russian ap thecary. at 3SS Grand Street. in New York City, in that great east side where people of all nations of the earth have congregated and one seldom hears the language of America spoken. is d typical stu dent from the land of the Czar. He is d pharmacist and chemist, with his shee pskin from Russian college.
 He was fifteen years in the drug business in Brooklyn before he opened his present store, and is President of the European Drug Company. He said to a reporter:
 The use of proprietary remedies is net so general among the people of Eastern and Southern Eu. ope. such as mak" up the population about me. and even so stertng pr parat,on as that of pr. kilmer has yet to win its way among them But Swamp Root has a greater foc tholi than any other, and my sales of this mcritorious rem d. for kidney and liver troubles increase rapidly. If these p~ople are slow to accept, they are quick to. recognize in Swamp Root d medicine of great value. and 1 prt dict that in another year it will be Hs popular with them as it now ie with the great Ame-i- can public wh" recognize in it q practical specific.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
F. W. KINSMAN co. F.W. KlNSMAN JR. co,
 Established 1s5o), (Corporation), 6oI Eighth Avenue Izsth Street
 r,othS Street, and Eighth Avenue, Fourth New York City.
 r,efhCf
We feel very friendly toward Swamp Root.
Established 155O),

We feel very friendly toward Swamp-Root.
 We have sold in our stores during the last twelve months than twenty thousand bottles of Koot and nevern single have had bottle returned; every bottle has sold with guarantee that if not exactly as represented would refund the price paid
 Of all the kidney, liver and bladder remedies have sold during business experece of than fifty years we can conscientiousy say that Dr. Kmers has sold better and given satisfaction than all others combined There is something in that 'gets here, tor all tell the story of good and satisfactory results
 know hundreds of of kidney and liver troubles that have been cured permanently benefited by Dr. Kill mer's Sovereign Remedy, Swamp-Root.
 We always willing answer any requests for infor- nation sent in regard to this wonderful remedy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

The corporation of Hegeman & Co. of New York City, is con- spicuous example of the applica- tion to the drug husiress of the recently developed tendency to combine great capital in a business enterprise.
 Hegeman & Co. have two inn mense stores in full blast at 196 Broadway and at One Hundred and I've nty-fifth Street and Sev- enth Avenue. while third one, at Amsterdam Av, nue and One Hun dred and. Fifty. fifth Street, Wash ington Heights, was opened June 1st. George W. Ramsey is man. age: of the downtown store and W. J. Fraser of the Harl, m store. The Washington Heights store is manager by Egerton Hill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
Steady Demand for Swamp
 Root.

As If to remind the wayfayer Of the days of the middle of the last century, when in Bowery Mas the great commercial centre of New York. the pharmacy of R. H. Luthin appears in the midst of its three. quarter-mila stretch, at No. 1S1. It was established by G. A. Cassabl CT in 1845, and has remained for fifty-six years with but sin gle change. when MT. Luthin be- came its owner.
 Tho bueiness is now practically in the wholesale line, though MT. LutEin's counter trade is still equal to that of most retail houses. MT. Luthin gays of the great specific for kidney aiimentSs
 We find steady demand for Swamp Rat. not only from our counter trade. but from retail deal CTS who we supply. The sale of pr. Kilmer's Swamp Root Is immense and t ls sup liar tp most of them, and gives immt diate satisfaction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
THE WASSELF PHARMACIES.
Strong Commentator of Swamp-ROOt from Mount Morris and MOrningside Remarkable Cures of Stubborn Cases

MT. Louis -Wasself owns two p:osp-r. uB drug stores, one in anh,iGge, Madison Avenue and l.4-h St~cet. opposite Mount Morris Park: tho other at 95l Columbus Av,nue. corner of lotA Street, New York City. The latter ii under the man. agement of his brother, II. NJ. Wasself. :.=
 The Wasstlf Pharmacy on Madison Ave cnue began with the new century under the own 'rship and management of Louis Wasself.
 Said MT. Louis Wasself to a r"portcr
 Dr. Kim ITS Swamp Rot sells well. l sell myFa of it than of am. oth spring medicine, which indicates that it is To k- cd upon as of g at value as a
 bring medicine, while it's vir- tue Gs sOv rei5 n [ me for troubles of the urinary organs is well known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND SWAMP-ROOT. Dr. William Edward Jnner Prrbe Swamp Root With Wonderful Ru

Dr. William E. Jenner, whose office is in his Walton Pharmacy, at oo3 Columbus Avenue, where he receives his patients, prescribes for their ills and fills the prescrip- ton all for one fee, is a graduate of the Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn. He has had a rapidly growing prac- tice in the city for three years, following a practice of five years in Walton, Delaware County, N. Y., and he writes hat he has prescribed Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root in desperate cases of Kidney trouble with wonderfully grati- flying results.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
R'R2k:,1
Brooklyn and Harlem Take
 SWanp- Roof.

Ralph B. Robbins. whose phar- macy at LenoX A. au -" -.i str, ct. New York City. is one of the most Popul il Ho.l m, mau the following statement to re- porter:
 have been in the drug business more than fifteen years, and can say that in every cas. ia wEich Swamp Root was taken it did good and 1t has host of firm friend who ascrlbe to it th i- rccpve from di cases of the kidneys, blad der and liver. It has b. en a long time on the market. 1 was locat d in Brooklyn fer several year, and while Swamp Root wa estce emed highly in that borough. l found 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

Harlem, where he has been thirty six years. He is the venerable Charles H. Klippert, whose store is in the ancient building of mas sive granite which another genera ton knew as Harlem Market, at ll9 East One Hundred and Twenty first Street.
 MT. Klippert still serves behind the prescription counter and is as hale and h aarty and as alive to business as any of his younger He puts his estimate of Swamp Root in these words:
 "Dr. kilmer's pr, paration for kidney and liver troubles sells well
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

J. II. Caan. di pensing che a- lst, ct 2cei Eighth Ave au2, an | also at 1891 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan. \. r., has un eN- perienca of fifteen years to draw upon, and he speaks highly of Swamp Root.
 MT. Caan said to g reporter:
 Swamp Root is staple ar ticle. II sells all the year round. If uIstCu f q. K E;y opiaien I always indJr Q pr. Kiln CTS prt parat;Ja aB g, kidney. flyer and blaGdor remedy. I'i,pGs wLo Fave tIi=d is reco:Gnoal l., and. in ho t, i SC >n u .i-s sa:i f1ctorv rt2@lts. The ea's i3 constantly incrcasing. end that ? ak v luln for tho reputa tion of Swamp Root.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
3 M~c~A~
 MANAGER.
Druggist stahl Cured Himself

Druggist Stahl Cured Himself
 John Stahl. Jr., B North Broad way, Yonkers, N. Y, writes enthu- siastically in praise of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, not only as a drug gist handling 1t and hearing it discussed by others, but personally as one who owes restoration of health to it. He says:
 Swamp Root is the proprietary me edicine l would personally recom- mend. l have used it myself, and have had three or four customers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
NEW YORK DRUGGISTS |ND0RSE THE
 GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY SWAMP-RO0T
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT

James Lvson. of 216s Eighth Ave- nue, New York City, only repeats what hi customers gay: 7
 The sGla of Dr. Kilmer's kidney rem. d., Swamp Root. is large as compared with that of other prep arations, and it's merit is attested by those who use 1t. As a rule, do not recommend any remedy, but when I am appealed to I repeat what my customers have said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
Relieved Bright's Disease.

Relieved Bright's Disease.
 A. Van Houten. 155 Main Street. Yonkers. N. Y, where he has been for fourteen years, writes:
 The best thing I can say of Swamp Root is that we sell a lot of it and it seem to satisfy those who buy 1t. They tell me it is a sovereign remedy for Kidney and bladder troubles, and is spl ndid spring tonic, bracing up the weak and weary syste m. I know one man who had Brisht's disease of the kid neys. and who told me he had received great benefit from 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

in as high regard in Harlem when
 1 came here five years ago. The sales of Swamp RGo. aye very large especially in tho springtime, when people emerge from winter run down and in need of something
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
THREE LEADING YoNKERS DRUGGISTS
Disease and lie Reo
 It to

who used is on my recommendation anl who, got grand results from it.
 In my own case, had severe pains in my back. I tried several things, but without relief. I had Swamp
 Root in stock. I opened a fifty cent bottle and took it. The pain entirely disappeared in a few days and it completely cured my kid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

Manager Ramsey, in an inter- view with a reporter, said: | I have heard many good opin-
 ions expressed by our custom- CTS who have used Swamp-Root-
 We have a greater call for 1t than for any other preparation
 fer kidney troubles. It has good reputation as q rem dy for a!, kidney, liver and bladder trouble s, and it sells better than any other of that class of prep a1ations Those who buy a trial bottle are sure to come again, saying that 1t has bene- fited them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
WILSON'S PHARMACIES.
One of New York's Leading
 Druggists Says the Sale of Swamp-Root Is Enor-

Ax1Vu6"
 William Wilson Is one of the best-kucwn druggists :n the city. He has ben in business on his own account since 1879. and has prospero IS drug stores at 152 Broadway. Broadway and Wall Street, New York city, in the h art of the financial mar ket, and at Broadway and Thir- ty-fourth Street. in tine centre of uptown life, the first of these being the supply store for all three.
 MT. Will -on said to a reporter:
 The sale of Swamp-Root was never so great as it is today. It is one of the ading sellers. The sale at our Wall Street store is particularly gratifying. If the trade handle as much as l do, the sale must be simply onor- nous. These conditions indi- cate that 1t is used with won- werful results by a great many people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
Sale Simply Enormous.

na.t!.tt War en ard Mont ,n.>4, street, l. Jersey City's
 C:He drug store.
 T.. sal Ci pr. Kilmer's $ Jwamp-i.oot is imply cnoI Eious- .t If th D-at Sel.Crs We hav5 Id incrta-iGg all the time. .,sr who have used it speak we'll Cf it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

Happy M C d di- cine Company, nanufactur e r S of the Happy pills. MT. Kerr is also proPrie- tor of the drug store at 20 Rich
 nond Terrace, New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y., in the b o r ou g Il O f Ric h m O n d From that. far corner of the great city he writes:
 |" $ w a Ill p Root is the best
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
d6h~l>k

Manager H. NJ. Was ;elf tell of thrre con pi uous clse in which its poWcr for tte reli'f "f the afflicted ws mGniie { d.. He aid to reporter:
 The sale of Swamp Root in this neighbo-h9od is larg and on the inc-easc. IL is erCgniz- cd as of great modic7l Vi' tue i1 the treatm mt f K'dn y and liver t~oubl 2, and Tocpm- mended highly in every way.
 have two custom r., one a woman who suffered intensely with pains in ,h back. due to kidney u ublf. and shr used Swamp Root with great benefit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
AWwaN~s~A
Dr. Salodino,s word.

Dr. Salodino's office Is in the pharmacy-the pioneer Ital- iano Farmacie in New York at Broome and Mulberry Streets. The doctor made the following statement to a re- porter:
 We have steady demand for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root and our customers express great satisfaction with the results.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

We find Swamp-Root one of the best selling proprietary medicines. Those who buy. it come again and .p2ak highly of its curative powers in kidney troubles and kindred ail- unenfS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

The George B. Wray Drug Company, in Getty Square, is the largest and oldest estab- Iishment of the kind in Yon- kers. N. Y. It's manager made following state ment to re- porter:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
NN~~
Park Avenue Pharmacy.

Couldn't Do Business With
 out swamp-Root. These
 Who Use It Recommend
 It. Sales Doubled.
 J. Bernhard, manager of the Park Avenue Pharmacy. at 1720 Park Avenue. New York City. writes:
 Swamp Root is great seller in cLmpa on with other reme- dies for kidney, bladder and live. t.oubl s. rheumatism, etc. 1'h best stimoly to the merit of Swamp Root is the fact that it's sal have been doubled in the last few months. and in the other fact that those who have tried 1t recommend ii to oth- CT couldn't do business without Swamp-Root in stock. for there is a constant demand
 for it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
CURED TWO CUSTOMERS
Enabled Them to Resume Their Employments- Wouldn't Be Without it No-

NOW.
 At the Junction of Mott and Worth Streets, Chatham Square. New York City, Matthew Kra- mer, Ph. G., has a model drug store. In an interview with . reporter. he said:
 We sell large quantities of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root to those looking for a health restorer, and the sale is larger than that of any other propri etary medi- cine. have two customers who were cured of fong-stand- ing kidney complaint by it. They were enabled to resume their
 employments. One of them was obliged to use between two and three bottles a week for some time. and now he says he would not be without Swamp Root on any consideration, and if setting out for a long jour. new out of the country, would take along 8 supply for the term of his intended absence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

A man who was laid up with grip was on his hack. in fact with resultant t-ouhl i the kidneys. He u.ed Snau.p- K" {. and in i've or six daya w's c1 n. feet.
 A fet1 T t. Id n hi. 20 w.,o WI Is H'rlpl, cly run Go e.. + .tow ceei- | g like a new man. "r. rather. new boy, thank .a the us of Swamp-Root. Tho:" ? oI |. r '"rn- mend it enthusi ,st,.e|l They swear by it, ard on tfeir state ment l heartily indorse it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
CURED BRIGHTS DISEASE.
Staten Islands Leading Druggist Says Swamp-ROot
 Is of Highest Value.

For twenty-five years the prietary medicine on the writer of the suboined market It looked upon in has been President of the of high value for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
SOLD OVER 10000 BOTTLES OF SWAMP ROOT IN ONE YEAR.

in my trade, and those who use 1t SD ak in terms of sati faction of it's bt neticial effects. Many people value Swamp Root highly as tonic. and the gale Is always larger in the springtime.
 xaAx#M M6f@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
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Customers Pleased.

The largest prescription trade in Harlem cl imcd by the Haigat Drug C m ". nl ri Ei-h;h Ave nue. New Ynk Git.- and h hH'i- T .:s n l.s c ,.l. q i.t t H ar N Adel Zaigat. tho mandg 7. hes been twcnty-two years in husi Isss He madc tle flowing statement |" reporter:
 We have a most satisfactory ,rado ia Dr. Kil~c''s SVa9p- Rot. The salos arc large Our GUS tom crs arc ry much ul a''d with 1t. Tn r. comm, nc it en. r. an her, ans; tE9t hos more fn~c.'lv than could ga it how well th ' are -;ti fed with it Az d rule, 'h"y require 1t for kidn' Y aud hlacd"r {, oubl th0Ggh i i est m d bv 'na1r asIlS as a good lnlig for live~ co~-p,sints Tn. sale in- creasts all the time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
Sells Lots of It.
THE CORPORATION HICKMAN & co.
Downtown Hegeman's.

 Best of AL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
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Speaks Well of It.

Speaks Well of It.
 Clarence Ii. Piatt. f91 Court Street. Brooklyn. says:
 am glad .Aea say that the great Kidney RemedSr Swamp Root. has a large sale and an increasing sale, and fFfisit those who buy 1t speak well of it..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

Those who have tried Swamp Root say that it. proved satisfac- tory. relieving pain and restoring the kidneys to their normal func- tions. It is used largely also for liver complaint with good results, and is much in favor as a general tonic for debilitated systems.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
i<oQ.AQ~ Pe>A~v~a@ : S asayUKsaI. s&

Increasing Sale best Testimon-
 ial.
 We sell Swamp Root very largely and our customers buy it over and over again. An increasing sale of an article Is usually the best tes- timonial any preparation can have. and Swamp Root has the indorse- ment under that test. It is the b st selling article We have in that class.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
From the Harlem Hegeman. swamp-Root a Specific for Kid
 ney Troubles.

We sell more of Dr. kilmer' 8 Swamp Root than of any similar remedy, which betokens its good re- pute. It is looke d upon as a epe- citic for troubles of the kidneys and bladder. and as q valuable prepa- ration for the relief of liver com plaints. Our customers speak well of it. Indeed, I do not recall 8 single complaint from any one who has used it.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
Strong Terms of Praise"

"Strong Terms or Pralse'"
 Charles j. Hoerle, who has a purely neighbcI hood trade at 1e3! sungtCn Avenue, New York ti... avs:
 Ours is only a family tredH b.; N, sell atout d d0zec .',.';le.9 c. swamp Root a week la' .,' than '"~ eh~wiHg fcr any r.' I''r prietary preparation. Those who uss it Speak in strong tel ms in its praise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

Said Dr. Jenner to a re- porter:
 "Those who buy Swamp Root come again for it, and that speaks for itself. If they got no benefits from its use they wouldn't spend their money for a second bottle. ] have prescribed Swamp-Root with good results. One pa- tient who got much benefit from Dr. kilmer's prepara- tion suffered from an irritable condition of the bladder and he said that Swamp-Root gave him the first relief he had had in a year or two."
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
THE OLDEST DRUGGIST.
Charles H. Klippert, Fifty-one Years Behind the Prescrip- ton Counter-His Customers Prize Swamp-Root.

The oldest active druggist in the five boroughs of the Greater City of New York, and perhaps the old est in the service in America, still carries on a thriving business in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

to recuperate the liver and k neys. II H .X.N.: |f,2-aG.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29

diseases of the kidney, liver and bladder.
 "Onc lnan in the b oro 2 h after suffering 2 for years with Bright's disease was relieved ard ultimately cured by Dr. Kilmer's s Swamp-Ro l know of several cases in New Bripbton w h o have been cured by its use."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-29
lNDORSES SWAMp- -RCOT.
Increasing Sale Speaks Volumes for Its Reputation
 H"" and Its Worth

lI J. II. Caan pensing ch
 | 2 Eighth Avenue an |
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-21
SENSIBLE TO QUIT.
Coffee Agrees With Some People, Blu,
Not With All.

Coffee agrees WIKI oomo Teopl0p oue
Not With All.
"Coffee has caused my son-in-law to
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In my own case I am unable to drink
coffee without having distress after
wards, and my son. eleven years old.
has had dyspepsia, caused by drinking
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We all abandoned the use of coffee
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-21

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spsciai Street Car Service.

ON account of the grocers picnic to-
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BIG BRIDGE CONTRACT LET.
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Along les Line in Iowa.
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has let a big contract for bridge renew
als to the Phoenix Bridge Company. OF
Philadelphia, for the renewal Of four Of
it's bridges along its line in Iowa. The
contract includes the Timber Creek
bridge. south Of the city two miles, and
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dyer and daughter
Marian. Miss Beulah Dyer, and Mrs. j.
M. Mehan, of Des Moines; Rev. H. p.
Dyer, Of Dexter. who We're in the city
to attend the yer-Weatherby wedding,
left Tuesday evening for their homes.
Mr.. v. L. Freeland, of Cincinnati, who
was also here for the wedding, left at
11:25 Tuesday night for the east. Mrs.
Freeland and daughter Ruth will remain
for two weeks visit at the Weatherby
home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-21

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Miss Alta Brewer was hostess Tues
day evening at her home, No. z South
Third avenue. to farewell party given
to the members Of her Sunday school
class in the First Baptist church. The
elias is composed Of boys ranging In age
from II to IA years, charge Of which
Miss Brewer gave up last Sunday. The
evening was spent on the lawn, which
was lighted with Japanese lanterns and
other decorations. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess. assisted by
Misses Florence and Bessie Hopkins.
Maude Swingley, Fern Wood and Ada
BRAT. Games were also enjoyed during
tho evening" ,',ss 7'