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New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
GEORGE H SMITH

George H Smith. cashier Of the Haverstraw
National Bank since it's organization in 1S71 died
at Haverstraw yesterday aged seventy years. A
widow and daughter survive him
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
NFU-yORK YACHT CLUB MEETING.

general meeting OF the New-York Yacht Club
will be held at the clubhouse, West Forth-fourth-
81 on October "a at p. m. The committee to nom
mate officers and standing committees for the year
1902 will be elected and other routine business VIII
be attended to.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
sT4RTING TO RAISE Tobacco IN NORWAY.

Christiana. Oct. 1.-THE increased duties on raw
and manufactured tobacco. agreed upon by the
c,ortbiug on October "a WILL IL is expected, realize
"a Go kroner and cover the Treasury deficit.
1-CT1restan tobacco plantations are being started
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
DISCONTENT ON A FLAGSHIP.
MUTINOUs SAILORS CAST GUN SIGHTS
OVERHEARD FROM H. NJ. S. MAG
NIFICENT.

Berehaven. Ireland Oct. 1.-THE gun sights
and some other fittings OF the British first class
battleship Magnificent, flagship of Rear Admiral
Sir William Acland. second in command OF the
Channel Squadron. have been cast into the sea
by members OF the crew in order 10 bring about
the rightiug of grievances which the crew COM
plain Of.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
APPROVED THE MURDER OF MKINLEY.
SENTENCED TO FOUR MONTHS M
PRIsONMENT.

Berlin Oct 17.-Herr Maurer. Editor Of the
..Neuks-Leben," an anarchist sheet. was sentenced
today 10 four months imprisonment for the pub
lication of an article approving the assassination
of President Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

No vote for good government can be spared
on November 3. 10 IL that your right
q vote N municipal election is secured
by registration. Register to-day before 10
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

=, ,his diagram the continuous white line shows the
,es ,n pressure indicated by The Tribunes self
cHiIn barometer The dotted line shows the tenpera-
80 as recorded Perry's Pharmacy
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
.ys the changes in temperature for the last twen
tfour in comparison with the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

Highest temperature yesterday go Degrees lowest so
saraqe e. average temperature corresponding dat
last year as average for corresponding date
last twenty-five years 56
Forecast to-day: Fair to-day and saturday clin
ishing west winds
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
ONE OF DIss DE BARS VICTIMS.
GELD TEsTIFIEs THAT SHE WAS ENTIcED TO
LONDON TO LEARN MUSIC.


LONDON TO LEARN MUSIC
London, Oct 1.-THE hearing OF the charges
sseinst Theodore and Laura Jackson (Ann ODela
Dlss de Barr was continued to-day. The witness
S~~1alned Daisy Adams, a mere child, VINO
.eslhed that she was enticed 10 London under the
SSoS..se OF being taught music The Diss de bar
SSeeeaeeo 10 conduct the case for the delenSe.
- evidently had a powerful influence over the
<asaias girl and leaned over the dock and gazed
~ ete.s al ths witness. evidently with the nope
aauIaldating or hypnotzlnS her, but me siII
sastfRted the effort By turning her back 10 tho
ssssle prisoner and looking at the Judge
rsiia-..s testimony. which Of a vile character
se-~sse 10 the indignities which the witness SUI
va w. Al the hands Of the male prisoner while she
- "a nepphyte OF the Theocratlc Unity, 0ndeF
az Io1lse that she would become reincarnatlon
Ma virgin Mary The witness teEtined that sne
tin % fully under the prisoners influence at tne
ass nat she believed his claims Of divine parent
u =. : hs Diss de Bar made reference 10 WlhlaIn
o. sksFaaE recent repudiotiOn OF any knoWleose
poss prisoners. and said Detective Inspector Kane
E-sstsea half dozen letters which had neeIl
H y Mr. Stead TO them
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
LAFAYETTE AT ORANGE.

The first hard game that the Orange Athletic
CInh has scheduled Is with the Lafayette College
team. which they play Saturday afternoon on
the Orange oval.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
TWO MORE MISSIONARIES LOST,
THEY WERE SENT AFTER MISS STONE AND
NO NEWS OF THEM CAN BE HAD.

Constantinople. Oct. 17.-As no news has been
received here from Messrs. Baird and Haskell
the missionaries who have been attempting TO
get into touch with the brigands who abducted
Miss Ellen NJ Stone a third missionary has
been despatched in quest OF them and Of the
brigands.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

If Won want to help defeat Tnmmany on
November 8, register to-day or to-morroN.
=, 90, arc not registered for this election n
by 10 O'Clock tomorrow night you cAnno'
vote.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

The Inst DAYS O registration for the cleo
tion ON November to-day and tom or
row Won want to he disfran e nj ed
for this election, get your name IN the regis
fration books.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
Pn.tnmce Notice.

should - rad DAILY BY all interested. as changes
rnzv occur ttune1 ,-, 90 4oo. -vfy,
of-ss f-~7r-tIv in al The General Fostole a
SoIIv=- P5rceIs Post close hour earlier SlaH
closing below Farcr-S F-7@ N-a7 ~
many close . T. Monday
Regular and Supplementary mails c-lss AZ
T7-1-1 haf hour later than closing time s1oNn eeioW
TRANS.4TLANTLC MAILS
: SATT-RDaY-Nt 6 a for Europe. per = q Lucania.
Win Queenstown. = a for Ealy. Per : : ann
Cuau mus, be- directed per Lam D; az 30 p n
Netherlands direct 8 -l1t -en4aIl tli-.-
rT-s- he directed per Sraatentlrn D. az S-So a
n for scotland direct Astoria IMAM must %
directed Ast7r.l.l
C-,as-srvvr- az a. f7r Netherian1s difect
rz~ Sra1teuiau1 C1afi must be directed PEI 8
Stgaanaanl'-l. $50 m f1r scotland d.rscl Pc
s-0r7 t-uq. must Dc directed ''oer 5 Ast1ra
A. a m for Italy, per :. Lain (naH must Dc u
rscted per 5. LAIN p
r,rN-TFD MATTER ETC This steamer takes Prtnted
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples f7T German.
mail matter f1r other parts OF
Europe VIII not BY this ship unless specially d-
reCted by her ,.- -.,-..-
Mails named above additional supplementary mails ara
orened on the piers OF the American English French
a1d German steamers. and remain o0en until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Oct 1.-THE trough Of the low pressure
that developed in the Ohio Valley on Wednesday has
moved eastward in strength and causing light
- 3, ia aath II was central Thursday evening OF
- N,,,a coast with barometer reading - 60 inches
Light rain has the lake region and along the
Atlantic Coast from Virginia northward to New-Ensland
The temperature fallen in Eastern Ne-fork and 'he
ohio Valley and risen the Northwest Fair and cool
Weather is indicated Friday and Saturday east OF the
AnpaIachans and weather in all districts 70 the
westward except upper lake region. where light rain
. Indicated for Saturday and cooler weather IS
Is nacated for the Middle Rocky region Sat
rrIav The temperature VIII rise generally in the Ms
sssippi Valley Friday, and % the sas'"1ro
--osr hrfsk winds viii continue the
Atlantic and the Great Lakes steamers Whlch de-
arf Fr1av for European ports viii have brisk northwest
civ winds and fair weather 20 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
SAYS He IS Az AMERICAN.

MAN SENTENCED TO PENAL SERVIIUDE IN
RUSSIA FOR HAVING FALSE PASSPORT.
ST Petersburg Oct IA man protesting
that he belongs in Chicago and that his name
is Schultz has been convicted at Lublin, Rus
sian Poland. Of having a false passport, under
the name Of Degachof and has been sentenced
20 four years penal servitude and thereafter
70 deportation TO the island Of Saghalien-
Schultz AYERS that he was born in New-York
IN 1873. and is the Of Philip Schultz, who
died in Chicago in 1885 He says he came to
Russia by way of Germany. and that the en-
bassy did not give him an American passport
on account Of defective proof of his citizenship.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

-, large registration in the city to-day and
.o-nGrFOW viii the success OF the
salon ticket certain. Register to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
Vanilla Extract

Rurnctt's Vanilla Extract
The It. Insist On having II
sIvravs n is for your food Pure and wholesome
The xurext safest OF Blood Purifiers Is Jayne 5
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
EARL RUSSELL LEAVES JAIL.

THE PROSPECT IS THAT He WILL MARRY MRS.
sOMERvILLE SOON.
London. Oct. 17.-Earl Russell, who. in July last
was sentenced by q court OF the House Of Lords to
three months imprisonment for bigamy, was re
leased from Holloway jail early this morning tie
is good health
The apUlication Of Countess Russell to make alb
so.ute her decree of divorce VII be heard on Octo-
Der % In case the application is granted, II y
announced that the earl and Mrs. Somerville viii
be married few days later
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
SperiGl Nunces.

De Nallette Institute, W 4Orh-st.: Iux1rfoas
oaths; oil and (Betzl hot air treatments Of rheumatism
DIR. BIinR's saui5aruGn 165 West 47th- CEsta5h-ns1
lSs9 Diseases of women TeIsDhone SL
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For Nev-Engand fair cooler to-day. except show
ers ir Maine fair Saturday rresn
winds. diminishing.
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Ne"-York East
az, Pennsvlyania New-Jerssy. Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia fair today and Saturday; diminishing north
westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
FHEEIsH STEEL WORKS CUT WAGES.

xsos.Ah Oct 1.-THE Rhenish Steel Works VIII
wages 10 November l.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18


opened the piers Of The American Enssh @ ETsFGa i
and German steamers. and & imam n - eren gn'l "n'
r.Y1.s FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.
FR1DAY-At Il for Ns1ico, per > Tqeatsa VIA
a. III D n for newfoundland per s 5 Siberian. from
AZ! e4sso and Vga:sas 5. $50 Ga S ss
1raiI savanna and eSrassna must ee dFcIsd Pc
m, for Fortune island, jaaa5oa, saya4ia aaa caT
drected per Alsne'2: at go m (zu9pls-
= =rsn&ry ST. 81 Marc Jersus and santa Marta per = a
APPS a AS. fer 9,hs al So m % f5r Braz q 1rsenas
Uruguay and ParaguAy mail f9r Northern Brazil must
esSsl e arsSsg' SsT 5 Mszico, va Hayana 10
fr.eao f9T a5'7 1enl2aela riuia BRITISH Dutch gas
N mu76 81 0 for Maisnza Canarisn N9sVIas Gaara ana
71.t BaEseSs Ss aFsctsa Pre- Is per $ ca5a at , n Sup
plsmentaTy Is $50 R2rbaios a and Nortser Brazil Dss
AmaZonense
Mans 80 Newfoundland. ran 70 sydney. and
thence by steamer bss 80 svery M5adsy yei1esiav Ane
SATURDAY Mails close q t6is once daily al $50 p n
Wss f9T cuba rail 70 Port TaGnra Fla and themes
BY srsamer So7 Closes are On Monday Wed1esdaS and
saturqay' ,as5-essed for Glspach steamer close
this once daily 3 a. iV Paeo q co-s 4e and AZ P gltsas s sy
SoS- Tsv-O-Ieans and thence oy steamer close az
this Once daily a. T4SS 4 p f1r-z m a53 ata5 s s s
o p ~ - TRANSPACIFIC NAILS.
- -, rz.-,iI Japan China and Philippine Islands. via
Nls iSrsrrisco close here d7lty abS0 p Up % Oc-
san lsnatch = MaTu.
tooe ,+s+ralla except West Australia which Is for
Mails tor ~ E-,r-opei NeV-Zsaia1d. and
WarasI san Francisco. close here daily $50
P IA arrival % = ErrIri1- due az New
YORK cts-a and Japan. VIA Seattle. close daily
A1AA= Octoof- ~ ilct's-ss Ior dlspatch
az SD p PioiIa NIaru (-egtstsTed mail d.
rectea Ftswa Chi-a Japan aad Philippines via San
-r,sa p.
tss nS1SIsive dispatch per : CiSy of Pekiag
va Francisco close here daily
Mans IoF N 1p 70 October rs inclusive FOR dispatcA
,, ss Gina aad Japan. via vancouver close here
Mans AoL n October T29 inclusive
G1l-S Empress o. Japan ®lstzred
Vancouver Nail
natst -vvSfch cannot forwarded via Clnada
80 postal Agent al shanghai. closes $50
% z. previous Gay ,-,--- -.
49, rase here daily at $50 N November
dispatch s : Australia
forwarded 70 OF sailing daily
%rbs sche of c0sing IS arranged the
snrio- of uninterrupted overland transit reg
5S-sras rnaflc a 8 D previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COILy Pos--Asrsk.
Postofsce. Nsx-york- " Y October II. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
~ NEw-YORE CITY
AT PAN-AMER1cAv ExPosrrrov.

Mail subscribers 20 the DAILY and TRI-wEEKLY y
oe charged copy extra postage In addition
the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
MARRIED.

OEDNE1-AAHONEY-O Thursday October ~ 1901.
az the residence OF the bride No Easr 57s-sr
ne Kew Fathsr Barthollunsw GalIiEsn. Mrs
Aahoney TO Bartholomew Geiney. OF White Plains
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

Address AL communications relative su6scrptios 81
advertisements THE TRIBUNE. SsW-HorE lty
By PostoTcs money order express order eraIi On
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
Tribune Subscriptions Rates

SINGLE COPIES.
SCNDA1s cents WEEKLY. eeces-
DAILY. 3 cents TRI-WEEKLT. csntA.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. . cents
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points in the United States outsids OF Gr>~s
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

The Tribune may found during the Exposition On al
IN the reading of International Paper Company
Graphic Building Every newsdeaIer Buffalo uil
have the paper
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

Il is stated that Sir Thomas Lipton's real OBJ
sect in visiting Chicago is 10 arrange for the
transfer OF a portion OF his bacon trade in that
city 70 a British company. Sir Thomas is IN
oezstood 10 be IN constant communication with
us London solicitors. Day & Russell and nego-
aations have. il is said, so far progressed that
British capitalists VIII be asked to subscribe 10
he venture early next month. The purchase
price is put at S5.OO0O00. The report al pres
ent lacks confirmation. as Day & Russell keep
Their own counsel. but It is probably well found
eas II not strictly accurate. l. y. r
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

The Tribune % cuba Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philippines without extra expense for foreign
postage.
For points in Europe countries IN The I1yeEsat
Postal Union Tie Trbuas win be nailed az ne fo-oNlns
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must De In
dcrsed with full name and address.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06
Buys and Cigarettes.

The Georgia Legislature has taken
up the cigarette question again 4
dispatch from Atlanta reports that
the House Of Representatives has
passed "by an overwhelming vote" a
bill prohibiting the sale Of cigarettes
and cigarette papers in the State, and
1t Is expected that the Senate will
pass the measure rs soon as it reaches
that body.
There is no ground, we think, to
doubt the wisdom Of such legislation.
so far as it applies to minors, and in
the absence Of information to the
contrary we assume that the Georgia
bill applies only to that class of per-
sons. ltis we'll known to all medical
men that smoking tobacco is Injurious
to boys, when carried to excess, and
very moderate indulgence for man
IS excess in their case. The effect
OF the practice is to weaken the heart
and disturb its functions, and how
very many Young constitutions in
cvery community are so impaired is
sufficiently shown whenever physical
tests are required in examinations for
competitive places. Ruled out for
tobacco heart has become familiar
story in the country.
The cigarette is responsible for most
Of the harm done, as it is the mode of
smoking most in favor with boys.
Comparatively few men indulge in it.
1t IS, therefore, we'll to strike at the
practice, either generally, or spccifi-
cally with reference to young smok-
crs. 1t should be prohibited, in their
interest. The objection is urged that
the sale of cigarettes cannot be pre-
vented. = If SO, then smoking n pub
lie should also be forbidden under
sharp penalty. Boys do most Of their
smoking away from their homes and
places Of employment. If they can
not smoke elsewhere except in fear of
police attentions, the evil will be
greatly aUatcd, and it should be abat-
ed as far as practicable. The Geor-
gia Legislature is doing good work,
and it should have many imitators.-
Noes unl Couyi,r.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06
Where lie faiied.

i "My health is all right, snapped
the drummer. "Here is the truth re-
garding my sudden illness. Jus. be.
fore ! left on my last trip my wife
CHANGED to remember that she had q
second cousin living in little town
that l expected &c visit, and she made
me promise to call on her. 1t 20 hap
pcncd that l was obliged to pass the
night where this second cousin lived
and remembering my promise to my
wife, | looked her up during the even.
ing. discovered her relative TO be
a maiden lady of uncertain age, living
alone in the company of dog, three
cats and parrot.
am sorry to hear that you are a
commercial traveller, she said, after
we had explored the family album as
a matter of duty.
Why? asked.
Because as a class they are so
dissipated and ungodly, she answer
ed.
Now, / am not one 10 desert uy
colors when they are fired on, SO l dis.
puted the assertion Aatly.
THAT is not SO, said. L person
ally know any number of commercial
men, and can assure you that they
are mainly men with strong religious
lcanings. Now said 1, warming up.
as member of the church.
oh, do you belong to church,
she cried.
p" Certainly, said I, unblushingly.
20, 1 am so glad, she answered.
There is a prayer meeting tonight,
and haven't missed going for thirty
years. can now ask you to 20 with
me, knowing you will be glad to.
F" Delighted, murmured, mentally
kicking myself for fool.
That dear, old girl dragged me
away TO prayer meeting and introduced
me to the church members as CON-
mercial traveller who belonged to q
church. | think if they had aad no.
tice they would have advertised me
and charged an admission.
but the climax came when the
minister arose with beaming face, and
looking at me, said:
Brother Blank, viii you lead in
prayer?'
Right there was when Twas strick-
en- down. The doctor pronounced it
heart failure, and for country doctor
he WASH far from the truth"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06

= In the Western Cemetery, Dua-
dee Scotland, last month there was
unveiled Il monument to the memory
Of Jane, Bowman Lindsay, u self
made philosopher aud scientist, who
lived before his time. In 1884 he
wrote the following prophetic seu-
tence: Houses aud towns will in u
short time be lighted by electricity
instead of gas, .ad heated by it in
stead of coal, and machinery will be
worked hy 1t instead of steam
= Florida is having the largest to-
blcco crop ever raised in the State.
The avcr,g" Is .000 pounds to the
acre.
senator iI.nn.'< secretary says
that Siuce 1899 $40 children have
been namcd after ,h. Senator.
- The whole All, stamp department
OF the pn>t"ihcr n, Chicago was rob-
bel Of $7i go ~orth Of stamps Sun
day.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06
All a Matter cf Habit.

~ good dope story was told the
other night, by Il well-known railroad
man, and it is we'll worth repeating.
1t Is on certain prominent Gcor-
sian now gathered to his fathers. He
became Il large and habitual user Of
morphine. He used it for years, his
wife finally being employed to do the
dosing for the licnd.
The good woman allowanced out the
drug for quite while; but finally
thought she would gradually substi-
tute flour for morphine and thus cure
the major of his disgusting habit. So
we'll did the plan work, she doing the
substitution so dcftly, that he was
soon en,ing nothing but -four, yet
under the imagination that it was NOR
phine.
For IS months this had been going
on, the major swallowing the -four
regularly, until one day at dinner
party given by the major, his habit of
eating morphine was brought up by
relatives present, and he was severely
criticised for it. The major protested
that he could not help himself, that
the anit was SO securely fastened on
him th..t it would mean death to quit.
He could not quit he declared. He
had tried and failed.
Major" said the good wife,
ashamed of her deception and deter
mined to keep the secret no longer,
you can quit, for you haven't eaten
any morphine for IS months
Congratulations followed; but the
major was mad. He never allowed
his wife to again measure ont the NOR
phinc, and again began It's use. When
he died, he was buying it by the
Wholesale, IL dozen bottles at the time.
1ugMstu Gronicie
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06
How lie Succeeded.

If hadn acted upon the advice
of "a friend, am afraid that l should
not have been married to-day, at least
to my present wife," laughed the ge-
nial traveller. "When I courted the
lady she was Of very romantic dis
position, the result of reading class
of novels that pass for literature
among some people. 1t think at ,A4i
time she had an idea chat some day a
Prince with nodding plumes would
come riding out OF the East aud carry
her away for his bride. At any Late,
whenever proposed which was about
az often as 1 met her, got beautiful
ly turned down. I was getting dis
couraged when an old friend of mine,
who understood the situation, said to
me:
My boy, Jennie is a good girl,
but her head is in the clouds the
greater part of the time. Now, what
you want to do is to catch her when
she is down on she earth with the rest
cs rs. III give you pointer. Every
" onday morning she is obliged to
take care of the large family baking,
and right there is your opportunity to
find her with her feet firmly planted
upon the earth. Cell around there
when she is over the top of the oven
and state your case
''I'took the hint and called early
one Monday morning. 1 found her in
calico dress, with her hair done up
i'll curl papers, and her arms busily
manipulating rolling pin, and there,
seated on kitchen chair, without
one romantic feature about it, she
promised to be mine. She told ME
afterward that at the time she didn't
know which way was east, letting
alone conjuring up Prince. "-Dctroit
Free Press.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06

Last winter an infant child of mine
had Group in violent form" says FL
der John w. Rogers, a Christian
Evangelist, of Fllley, Mo. II gave
her few doses Of Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy and in short time sll
danger was past and the child recov-
cred" This remedy not only cures
Group, but when given as soon as the
hrst symptoms appear, will prevent
the attack. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful substance and may be
given as confidently to baby as to an
adult. For sale by Orr-Gray Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06
Cures Blood nnd Skin Troubles.

Is your blood pure? Is it chin?
Nose bleeding and headache? Prick.
ing pains in the skin? Skin pale?
Skin feel hot aud swollcn2 All run
down? Is your blood bad? Have you
pimplcs? Eruptions Scrofuia {?
Eating sores? Itching, burning Ec.
zema Boils Ulcers Cancer :?
Scaly Eruptions? Skin or Scalp Itch? :?
Blood, Hair and Skin humors? Tired
out with aches and pains in boues and
joints? Have you hereditary or con
tracted Blood Poison?. Ulcers in
throat or mouth? Swollen glands I?
Rheumatism? AS tired in morning
as when you went to bed? Have they
resisted medical treatment? II YOU
have any Of the above troubles B. B.
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blood medicine-it drains the impuri
ties, poisons aud humors that cause
all the above troubles out of the
blood, bones and entire system, heal
ing every sore, restoring To the Skin
the Blood of perfect health. and max
ing new, rich Blood. Tiiai treat
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Balm Co, $50 Mitchell street. Allan.
Ia, Ga Describe your trouble
and free medical advice given. Blood
Balm thoroughly tested for 30.years 4;
over 3,O00 voluntary testimonials Of
cures by B. b. B. Orr-Gray & Co.
White & White, and Evans Phar.
macy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-11-06
TO tie Public.

Allow me to say few words in
praise OF Chamberlain $ Cough Rene
dy. L had very severe cough and
cold and feared I would get pneumop-
Ia, but after taking he second dose cS
this medicine felt better, three bot
ties of it cured my cold and the pains
IN my chest disappeared entirely. 1
am. most respectfully, yours for
health, RALPH S. MEYERS, 74-Thirty-
seventh ST., Wheeling, w. Va. For
sale by Orr-Gray Co.