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late much wealth. Years ago when l started in the banking business on a small scale I came in personal contact with every man who wanted a loan from my bank I was a pretty good judge of hu- man nature and could tell if the bor- rower intended to pay the amount of did not oVertake him. I made a study rf my customers aod had been in busi- ness but c short time before I noticed lac pJC AeIboOh Inu4cator. If 1t can be called such. When l gave man the loan he desired I watched to see if he put it in a purse or fin his pocket; If the money was put in a wallet I felt certain that the borrower was q man who would try his best to meet the obligation when 1t was due If he rolled up the money and carelessly showed the wad of greenbacks into his vest or trousers pocket l wrote the letter "p'' on the book opposite his name. which meant doubtful l don't mean that there was any doubt about the
 payment, because l always required gilt
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FRIENDS EXPERIENCE MS PROFIT.
Severe Case of La Grippe Left Mr. Duncan Ross with Weak Back Swamp Roots Virtues Sue
 cessfdIv Tested.

MT. Duncan Ross, proprietor of Ross's Barber Shop. under the Exchange Hotel, and one of the best and most widely known members of the tonsorial craft in Montgomery, had severe spell of la grip about six or eight weeks ago, which left him with a very weak back, from which he suffered constant pain Friends told him of the wonderful curative prop critics possessed by Swamp-Root, and he reluctantly gave it a trial. The first two bottles relieved him entirely and he is today in good health. In speaking of the matter to reporter of The Advertiser a few days ago, he told the following interesting story of his case:
 About six weeks ago l contracted severe case of la grip, which left me with & weak back. which not only gave me constant pain and ennoyance, but prevented me from attending to my du- lies as proprietor of Ross's Barber Shop. Particularly was my back troublesome on Saturdays. when l have to remain at the until midnight. For the past four or five weeks I have been unable to remain on duty at night, and, in consequence, not only lost considerable business, but had
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to leave my shop in. charge of an assist ant.
 T read in The Advertiser several weeks ago a testimonial from my fellow tonso- rial artist, MT. c. H. Kruegar, in which he spoke of having been cured of . sim liar trouble by Swamp -RootI naturally concluded that if it cured MT. Krueger, who was similarly affected to myself. 1t would do as much for me This fact. coupled with the opportunities of my frienIs persuaded me to try Swamp Root. I purchased a bottle and before 1t was consumed, began to feel relief. have just completed the second bottle and feel much better. My back is stronger and I am able to attend to the regular routine of my business. remaining just as long as necessary
 T think the. trouble in my back was due to disordered kidneys and liver, and I know that Swamp-Root put thom in thorough condition. I believe Swamp Root is a great medicine. that it possesses great curative properties. and deserves all the good that can be said of 1t.
 Yours truly,
 DUNCAN ROSS s'MontRomery Ala April l6 1901"
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Mfr. A. J. -Dveen, snanassr of Che Mout- sOmsry Reefng Company. wissse head auarters are at Montgomery. eslseys the uniSue distinction of Asving painsed mere sausrs yards of reofs than any etAe5 ccutractor in the Southern etetes. Es hsssIrecsntly completed . latge egntraet fornrooAng all the college hrildings. of Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee NoF- mal and Industrial School, ana a nvHneer of other colleges and ns&nnfact0Sins plants ia the South.
 wretehed health. but ts to-day peMoet specimen of physical nanhood. hs w&s d sufferer from chronic rheumatisxn and kidI,ey trouble, but Swamp Root made a new man of him. h recent interv1ew with a reporter of The Advertiser. NIT. Breen made the following interesting statement:
 T was very sasiy gun sswn S.s fey aisrmed over nay condition. euSzsfea severely with rheumatism and had eee- stent and annoying pains in my oeeH.
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sobriatv Demanded Nowadays.

In this day sobriety has come pretty nearly to mean total abstinence, says the Indianapolis News. As a cold business proposition great corporations and pri- vate firms are enforcing practical absti- their employees that practically any drink at all becomes too much drink. Science has come from another direction to sup port the same end. The old idea of the sunSr6rt in modern medical science. "A man Is as old as his arteries is a saying well known in medicine. When the ar teries take on the ossified character the end is at hand. No wmodern science says that freouent indulgence in alcohol tends to produce artetial ossihcation. ---
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"sam Spencer" of the Southern.

Victor Smith. the man about town of the New York Press, says that Zone of the useful men is President Sam Spencer of the Southern Railway" and adds:
 He Is doing all that is necessary to commercialize the South and desectional- iEe the North. He Is making neighbors who are willing to line fences Every time he adds rail or crosstie to the Southern Railway system he buries & prejudice. Animosities never would have been ended by stage coaches. Next to the wireless telegraph the most remark able achievement of the day is Mir Spen- -eers fast mail service between New York and the Southwest Hitherto the fastest between New York and New Orleans was
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J. Willinshsm Is worthy of careful con- sideration. Mir. Willingham Is special travelling agent for The Atlanta Weekly Constitution. and has been for num- Der of years. He ss well known through out Alabama. ana his wefd is as good as his bond:
 ITO the Editor of The Advertigeri I hereby certify that having used Dr. Ktl- mer Swamp-Root for kidney trouble. and being greatly benefited by using the same, I feel 1t my duty to testify to its merits. Considering that both my pa rents died. of this terrible disease, and able to kidney affectier, f sought relief at once by calling on Dr. l.. W. Jay. one of our druggists at GreensboEo, and bought bottle of Dr. KIlmers Swamp Root, and after taking 1t was so inn
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forty hours. Under the new schedule it is thirty-three hours. It Is asserted by the management that the New York newspa pers will reach the Southwest ter ritory from eight to twenty hours quick CT than before. Most Interestingly
 MT. Spencer is put down by the New York World as the Minister of Rail- roads, in the cabinet of J. Pierpont Nor gan. He is a native of Georgia. gradu- ate of the University of Athens, and has achieved wonderful success in the raIl- roading business.
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 That prince of good fellows. Louis F.. Gelbke. City Salesman of the Montgom- cry Brewery, a man who counts his friends by the hundreds, and who every body knows to be jolly all round good soul, has been a sufferer from kidney and bladder trouble, together with se- were pains in his back, but with thanks to the wonderful curative properties of Swamp Root, he is today a we'll and hap py man. Mir. Gebke's experience Is quite interesting but Is best told in his own words. Here is what he said to re- porter of The Advertiser: Something like two years ago l had a very severe case of kidney and bladder trouble. to- gether with very weak lame back The pain in the small of my back was so in tense that l could not endure the pain of standing in one position many minutes at time, and worse of all, was com pelled to pass water frequently during the day and night. I felt certain that my condition was critical-that I was on the verge of an attack of acute rheuma-
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The Latest News.

Your wife" began the reporter. and the man with whom she eloped have jush been caught in New York. where they lost their money and were stranded just as they were starting for Europe. We thought you'd want to hear the news, and"
 That isn't the news" replied the man. The news is that I've sent them enough money to see them through"
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KIDNEY TROUBLE MS evasz.
Widely Known Subscription Agent Cured. Says 4 efil Ever Feel Deeply Gratefta to
 Swarnr-Roct"

proved that bought eePsxna beteAesy leaving off buying mora qSssg 6n e4 vhA symptoms had disappeassA It h1@ AARA at least two years since I scvgh3 Es443 thrcu ugh the above named Inediofna, aa34 during all of this time haze hn8 ID and shall always feel gratefet Co pA Kilmer's STamp-Roet, and am yanoF q any and all times to heartily nAeomE41E8 It to all suffering from anY form of t<ia- ney disorder.
 T will further state that what bewe said above was given for whaf good ik might accomplish to my fRtoW-eEthSs. and that I have not been paid og 0ttsFeA pay, neither would accept pay fo1 Siza- ply giving my expeRieRce with this val- uable remedy. Yours truly,
 ''M. J. WTILiNG{1AM. Greenwood, Ala, January 8, 11e&
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o Prove What Wonderful Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy SwampRo Will Ds
 You All Advertiser Readers May Have Sample Bottle Sent by Mail Free pnmnau in
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treatment and diagnosis of my case va- risd, but I got nc relief. Ny attention was attracted to an advertisement in The Advertiser of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root which contained picture of a man with his hand on his side. bending over in agony with pains in his back. l read the advertisement carefully, and the synp- toms of his case were almost Identical with those in mine. I lost no time in go- ing to the nearest drug stere and buying a bottle Of Swamp Root. which l took strictly in accordance with the printed directions. At the end of a week l suf- fered less than for weeks previously, and two weeks constant use of Swamp Re ot found me greatly improved. continued to take Swamp Root until six bottles had been consumed, and I felt as strong and as free from pain as I did when a young man. Beyond all question. my condition was serious when I began taking the great bladder and kidney medicine, and my complete restoration te health con- vinced me that it will do all and more than is claimed for 1t.
 w. W A. SMITH.
 "MonAxomory Ala, April 14, 1902."
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drnk and goes about his business. He would be better off physically and finan- cially, too. if he didn't drink at all but the pocketbook habit keeps him from squandering his money"
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which mx pfssrsiciau told me was due to 2 dis6FHeted hiahevzend Q RensEaiiv run Pq9emS EBeeAm. Re rTescsfbed for me Rnd RHs Gossiy f0ilowsd hla tfesa trnsnt for some weeks bat got ne relisf; on the contperH PEAy cost4tt1cns seemed to grew weese.
 hkgpapeA tn kfie drug store of M. Q. PuW- |gar ozle night. and in conversation wtth gne of the clerks. toi9 him of nsg eoss6i- tleR. Ma said that he knew pf othas pso- pte similarly affected, who had bean O. tirely cured by Swamp-R Root | had eNan
 the medicine advertised. and the elGEHEH endorsement of 1t persuaded me Co s13e
 1t . trial. The fact that am today pex-
 fectly well and sound. tells the story 4f
 what Swamp Root did fof me. xt aNowsn
 ne great dsaa of pieaslAFe to tGlI yu&
 Chat the rheumatism apd pains fn uxx
 back are entirely gcaa. now wc19A M
 pounds and feel betteY and l0ah ba&6&k
 than ever did. 1fsh e3uiA GfNS
 Swsmp-Reet a stsongsr enasnssraepN &sw I beiisve t is the Geeafeas fAedtetAR eS
 earth far rheHmAfagm and htAAex txUz1aA end Us Psatse eahast hs epeHTA &S highly. 4 W 83EE
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anywhere near as large an amount of ag- ricultural produce as that produced Tn the United States from one-third of our area; The value of such products was Tn ISOl S951 62S 331.
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tism and came to the conclusion that l would not live much longer unless some thing heroic was done to check the dis ease. Doctors diagnosed my case and convinced me that my weak condition was due to kidney and bladder trouble which would bring on chronic rheumd- tism. All the while the lameness in my back increased rapidly and had other symptoms which indicated early prostra- ton. Swamp-Root was recommended to me by nay friend, MT. J. H. Button of Montgomery, who had been cured of kid ney and bladder trouble by it. 20 I be- one bottle, the pain in my back and all rheumatic sign disappeared. The second and third bottle cleared up my liver, kid neys and bladder and the frequent de- sire to pass water ceased. I continued to take swamp Root, using only five bottles in all. This was more than two years ago and I have had no return Of my former trouble since" Very truly,
 LOUIS F. GELBKE.
 Montgomery, Ala. April 1s. 1902.
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