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G. A. Douglas Candidate for Comfy
Treasurer.

q. A. Douglass was born near Abbeviile A.
d. isG and has resided In and near the city
all bis life. Entered South Carolina College
lust before the Con federate war, from which
ne got an honorable discharge and vent into
the war In Capt. Psrrin's Co, OF Greggs lst
Regiment which waa one OF the nrst com
psnIes mustered In the Confederate service.
and was with Joseph +. Johnston when be
surrendered, but escaped through the lines
and did not surrender for some months after,
when the last vestsge OF hope had bid tte
confederate cause adieu. He taught school
for while after the war. and then went Into
the mercantile business. In which he ac'
cumulated o handsome property. all OF whicn
he lost by leniency and induIgencea IN bis
eustomers. He 10 q surveyor and has survey
ed several tracts that we're hotly contested IN
Court, and In every instance bis surveying
has stood tho test. He has been cotton
buyer and always gave the higheat possible
prices, and has handled several hundred
thousands OF dollars without material
mistake.
He has been appointed several times to
examine the county Offices and bO,ks ana his
rrports have always given satisfaction to The
Court.
In the trying times of TG he was In the front
rank Of tie foremost, and obtained = large
number OF republican votes for the demo
cratic ticket.
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|M.N.PATTERSON
Candidate for Supervisor Of Able
vile County.
A Mechanic Whose Work b Endofsed by
the Leading Civil Engineers and Ar
chiteets Of the State.

MIR NJ. N. PATTERSON, candidate for Coun-
" supervisor, was born near Antreviile,
September 2tth, ls6D. OF steady and lodus.
irious parent iage. HIS education was limited
10 public school advantages. but he has ever
been RtudiouS and obSsrvant Al m early
age he had the care of widowed motner.
ha wing lost bis father In the late Civil War.
SIR. Patterson 10 q man Of decision OF CHAR
acter, tenn perate habits, energetic. Industrious
and not s,raId OF his convictions. He s o
true aud loyal friend who IN politics as In
private iife considers hia word bis bond.
Few men In the county have had wider and
more varied experiences In mechanical en.
gineering than he: he has studied u all bis
life, and has demonstrated beyond question
bis Ability 10 apply his knowledge practical
~ In the construction OF bridges, buildings.
roads, etc.
Mr.. Patterson has had most fatterlng en-
dorsemrnts OF his ability as constructor
from various County Supervisors throughout
the State. many Of which expressed the wish
that their counties might have the benent oi
hts council and assistance In their public con
structious.
He IL careful and economical. which quail.
ncatious, linked with his scrutiuy OF work.
peculiarly recommend him for the duties of
the office to which he aspires.
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Tue acs Of The Associate Reformed pastor.
the Rev. T. w. Sloan. In accepting the call 70
the pastorsta of tho First Presbyterian church
Of 0resnvills has been very generally dis
cussed BY our people. and, with the exception
ef fev members OF that church, his oourse
has BEEN commended a reasonable spd sensi.
bae. TAs male msnbership Of that church Ia
ssasli, ihsy are divided into ssy, three groups,
namely:
yfni-Thoss Who have no patience or tolsr.
ati0n for the Withdrawal.
Sscond-Thoss Who have kept their tongues.
sAia nothing and are mot committing them
sesvss In this discussion.
Third-Thoss Who. while regrettlpg 70 soc
Nh. Hioaa 90 away. believe that he acted for
his cWn best interests ~ well N for the best
inssrsst of the work In which hs 10 engaged.
We learn thst the ladies Of the congregation
Wses h0s, and fsls like saying "tbe mean
thing" hes len us sftsr Hs have been Dragging
On him % mpch.
0utstds Of the congregations, % fer a We
have ksard. are al Of one way OF thinking.
xhe announcsment Of Mr.. Sloan's inten
tioes vas surprise. and many had not time
M eo1gfesstion, which accepted the resigna.
ton.
Tue tssaimouy OF this editor would bs. that
the bsst interests Of the church might have
diosaied . more conservative course In The
ssvssancso of the relation Of pastor and people
Az 70 10, ,hese vas some feeling and some
dlssDpointmsnt. which has been followed By
Moes or len diversity Of opinion. II not q
chiiling Of arder In church work.
IL - understand tho situation, there u
nov no desire apr an immediate supply, ans
u may hs that the pulpit will not be regularly
nllsd for some time 70 come, though OF thiI
ve do mot know.
In the severance Of the relations there va
more OF less irregularity. No written resig
nation was handed to the church by the re
tiEing pastor. When the congregational NEE,
ING was hold there was . question a u
a.
Ths chair appointed no secretary and tn
resolution accepting thu resignation was NO
In writing.
since tho organization of this congregation
ths ysoaess By death and the removal hsv
bssn greet, and even under tho faithful an,
ssalous mtnistrstioo OF Mr.. Sloan the congre
ration has not grown greatly In exceos o
Losses. Notwithstanding the fect that th
memhers are NOT rich In this worlds goods
The rseords will attest their fidelity and thei
libeealisy. They isit proud OF Mr.. Sloan an
wsfs ever ready 70 bold up bis hands In ever
good vofk.
The building n In good repair except In th
matter Of paint. which is badly needed.
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WORTH
SCHOIARSHIP.
500.
500.

l>OR EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
l. In South Carolina. and two for the state
at large In KINGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY
ACADEMY, Yorkvilie. y. T.. These scholar.
ships will be awarded by our Representatives
and Senators. strictly upon merit. In the same
manner m the award OF scholarships to West
Point.
For full Information address your Represen.
tative, or one OF our SenatOrr. or
W. q. STEPHENSON, Supt.,
July l6, 1907 II forkvilie, =. L.
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Wednesday, July IS. 1902.


Mr.. J. II. Blackmap, editor Of the GreenS
News. and Mr.. II. II. Evans. OF Neweerry.
member Of the State Dispensary Board, had
psrsonal dinlculty one day last week. when
10 was clearly proven that Evans was "the
best man." The eight was . onesided affair.
- might have been expected, when Tnusou'
lar, able bodied man, enters . contest With a
small man notably inferior In size and
strength. Blackman 10 NO match for Evans
In physical encounter.
In personal diflculties there are always
men uho throw up their hats for the victor
ious man, without references 10 the inertia or
dement's OF tho affair. Men sometimes do
shis because Of their innate fear Of the u,an
Who may be on the war path, and Others
aeain love 70 eco mon suffer for their indescre-
tiocs There can be no doubt that Biackmsn
has enemies Who rejoice at the result OF the
dinlcalty. II occurs 70 Ne that u Ia incon
csivably mean to kick the undor dog In
the nsht. CThe physical nght)
Ths question a 10 the truth or fsisity Of the
ohaSess which the News published seems to
have besn lost sight OF In tho personal DIM
euisy.
Thc 0resnville News 10 Q reputable news
paper and the charges which It made should
b investigated. Mr. Evans should demand
of the Legislature. or other proper au'
thorisy, The right 70 vindication. The night
vas Q personsl matter. The charges were
soaips4 public oficer OF the Ststs OF South
Carolina. The public 10 interested In the On
impsasnaels eharaotsr Of its representatives.
and every facility should bs foruished for
- ~t~os e. fnnea
Ever sinss The organisation Of the dispsn
saxy chau0 Of corruption have been male.
q hinssd q. but ws thought those aspersIons
osiainatsd more In the viodictivsness Of the
heart, Or In deprsvsd opinion Of haKan M
tsrs than nom . knowledge OF evil doing.
Up % this time suoh charges have bean pass.
Cd without violence, and, No believe. without
ssricus eoasidsrasion BY the pabiie.
Bus The charges Of the Gfeenville News
have beea sfsuch Q nature - 10 bring about
violence. This violence hes emphasized 3he
mattss. and the public would no doubt be
giad % have ths question settled one way oz
the other. The nsht In NO way proves or dis
proves anything except the physical ability
of ths one and the paysicai inability OF the
other.
The matter should be recsive the attention
which The sravity Of the charges deserve No
personal difnculty should be allowed 70 set
tie questions involving the eonduct Of State
od1eer.
ne newspapers ssy that counsel have been
engaged, and that the matter may DO brought
into she courts. where all good citizens should
hops for true verdict.
Mentally. Mr. Biackman, 10 the equal oi
any man Who has sssailed his good name in
tbs pgintp, or offered him personal insult
Without reference 10 the merits or demeriti
Of the nght or the charges which led up 70 The
difnsalty. hs nas conducted himself courage
oasiy. and without bringing 70 these who, fol
any reason, may not be willing TO yield hin
justiee, or who mixht take advantage OF The
situation 70 DO do him meanness.
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PROPER VIEW.
Editors are Rcspoosibse for WHAT
They Publish.
Breenyiile News.

Editors are Rcapooatbse tos
They Publish.
Greenvills News.
The recent exhibition OF foot pad methods
In this city has started H.controVefsy oetweon
several members OF the state press con9eIn. .ss.:
published in his paper. The msJorisy o. tns
neVspapers take the ground that an eouor
should be cleared OF all responsibility u ne
susSor OF An questionable article published
we take tho opposite view. We believe
that An editor ia responsioie Iol essy sr.s M
Ihe author or not. The law on the supJecs W
pretty sale guide TO follow. Both the wrnes
and the publisher OF n lioe'ions article ny
responsible. in fact the PnoInne,, n, sh'uix snTu'
In nipe cases oui OF ten " the ooJectionsoIt
article 10 not puolished u fAlls fat.its state'
ments do not reach the pnblic. II In the pup,
li-al;on oi iioeiloun matter wn,en csn nnrdrsh ,re
IN. for instance, The author Of the recent New.
oerry letter had posted u IN some puone
place in NewberTy. then ne snd ne aione
ws0, ws0,a ,bs SsVs Sreenvlis e News pabishsd IT,
became legally responsible for every STATE,
meot is contained. lf:iu contaius nnytnlne
iibeiious, The News 10 unquestionao'y iiaoie
cSy KoSv,pS Tr ihis. the editor OF The Gresnviie
Nevs did not rely upon the author OF TOE
New berry letter 70 shield him, either irom
legal responsibility or personal accounta.
biiity. II the author bad volunteered to
rive out his name and the truth Of any OF tne
ststemenis in the article bad been questioned
then and only then would We have dlsc'nseo o.
the authorship OF he Newberry letter. !nis
in not 4 complex matter; II u absolutely
plain. When 4 newspaper publishes an atti.
Gle With or without the name OF ne Ss,nn a",no. s.
Il 10 legally responsioie ioI y, ano oes ~.
gally responsible. the editor 10 personally 70
sponRible. .-,,,..
Under the conditions OF modern civiiiza
,ion n nnrty VINO believed he had been M
iusiiy treated BY publication would nrst De
mand redress By producing convincing proo
that the charges against hiu,. IL any were
made, we're untrue and then seek tangible
satisfsction In the criminal or civil courts Oh
IN there Is an editor OF any South Carolina
newspaper 70 craven and cowardiy as 70 os
willing 10 shin the responsibility from hlm
ssIf 10 n correspondent, then he doesn't troll
10 our GLASS. and the sooner as % - read g out n
be for the honor and good name OF the associ.
alton.
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NOnh'n Ark.

Reports como from the interior OF Alasks
that the Indians claim To have found . petri-
ned ship l.2Oo feet In length, on high hill In
Alssks, and they believe the ship 10 be Noah's
Ark.
The Indians may have discovered q petri.
ned ship, but tia, historic ship has been 10
Gated a. Dandy's bridge. Az soon n Con.
sress makes the necessary appropriation the
work az digging 10 out Of the mud will begin.
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Uousaal.

On June Zth ths United States Senate, at
the suggestion Of senator Tillmsn. ordered
an editorial from the Pr . and Banner in
serted in tho Congressional Record. Il was
also ordered TO bs printed N . public docu-
rnens. The article was about the dispensary
ana hsaded sFiorida Seeking Light on the
Dispsnsary." Il has been published In news.
papers outside tho State.
II vs were vain, such Q compliment might
dSvssops . well defined case Of "svell-head." "
Aut ths brethren have long since knocked
the oonceit out Of us.
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SUMMER ELSEWHERE VIA SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

10 the name OF Summer Tourist Booklet
iu.t Issued oy the Seaboard Air Line Rail.
way, giving com plele Information relative 10
the various sea. side and mountain resorts oil
tho Caruiinss and Virginia.
Copy OF same can be obtained from any
agen. of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, or
upon application 10 the undersigned.
T.. b. Ryan, Gen. Pass. Agent. Portsmouth,
Va. W. F. ChristiRn. Asst. Con. Pass. Ast..
Atlanta. Ga.
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ENDORSED BY HIS COUNTY,

w. Boyd Evans the Favorise OF the
Democracy Of Marion In Conven.
don Assembled.
Whereas, w. Boyd Evans is a candidate for
Railroad Com iskioner. resolved, that we.
the Democracy OF Marion County. In cInsen-
ton assembled, endorse his candidncy aud
commend him 10 the voters OF the State IN
one qualified 10 perform the duties OF the Of.
nee with credit to himself and ndeiity To tho
State.
The above resolutions were passed unani.
mously.
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HoNoRED WHERE BIB WAS BORN.
Those who Know Him Best speak In
Highe.t Praise Of Him.

Whereas, W. Boyd Evans is announced an =
candidate for Railroad Com pmissioner {; and
whereas, We, the Democratic voters OF the
township In which be was born and rea.ea
knowing him 10 he qualified IN every. particu
lar TO all the Office 10 which he aRpirea Win
credit 10 himself and honor 10 the Stale
therefore, be II
Resolved. That we, the Democratic voters
of Kirby Township In meeting assembled. dc
endorse his candidacy. and instruct the dele.
gates elected 10 the County Convention 70 OF
Ter suitable resolutions commencing hlm u
the citizens OF this State for their support.
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Agents for Fire, Life. Accident. Bond and
Liability Insurance.
ABBEvlLLE, sc.
July ID. l9c2. n
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For catarrh. headache. neuralgia. croupe
colds, cuts and burns. use CRmthol. For sale,
nj Miiford's Drug store. Phone 1UI.
Candy fresh every weeF NJ Miliord'S Drug
Slore Phone l0i.
When you are looking for school books
tablets, pens, etc. don't forget the speed Dru-
Co., they can furnish what you want.
Trunks: Trunks To set. All sizes and all
prices. w. ID. BarKsdale.
Hot weather to talk about Stoves. but then
these are cook Ing stoves, regular hot weather
stoves quick cooiers W u Bark sdsle.
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State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
To the County Board Of Education for said
County:
We, the undersigued voters and freeholders ~
School District No II, do hereby petition your
honorable body TO give rs district NJ the lines
will hereafter show. and plat annexed will
determine the area which L. 9square miles.
Respectfully submitted.
bis
John u. X Bowie.
mark.
his
Gable Y wideman.
mark.
his
Napoleon Y wIdenan.
mark.
Francis widetnan.
Henry X widsman.
mark.
J.B. Palmer,
W. H. Palmer.
l.. r. Palmer,
his
JB.x Bowie.
mark.
J. II. Gray,
W. II. Kennedy.
S. w. Spence,
S. II. Palmer,
$. Is. Wideman.
U. w. Widemau,
]. q. Spence,
A. c. Kennedy.
r. II. Gable,
Bod Cres we'll.
The proposed new school district contains
not Iess than ninc square miles, and the tax.
ing OF territory from adjacent school districts
does not reduce any OF them below the Con.
s,itutional limits a. to area. The children liv'
ing In the proposed school district cannot con
tiy attended any OF the schools 10 the
adjoining districts.
All persons who may be opposed To the for
nation OF said school district are hereby noti
aed 10 appear In my Office at Abbeville al IL
o'clock In the forenoon OF August snd. 1909
and make known their objection.
]. 8. GILBERT,
County Superintendent OF Education.
July 10. lSO2.
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Stationery of all kinds, tablets. en- nvelopes,
box paper, paper by the quire or pound. W.
ID, BarksdRle.
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me speed Drug Co.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or ABBEvILLE.
By the County Board Of Education

PETITION.
the Honorable Board OF Education for the
County Ct Abbeville:
ye. the undersigned voters and freshoiders
school District No. IS. do hereby petition
County Board OF Education OF Abbeviile
,pty 10 order an election NJ the town oi
o Weat Tor the purpo~e Of repeating the
cial school tax Of three mills In said Dit'
4.
r.. l.. Reid,
J. X. He'll,
!. W. Wideman.
J. II. Bell.
J. ID. BrownIee,
w. T. Hawthorn.
7 8. Hawthorn.
J.N. Gordon.
J. p. Gordon,
W. Cowan.
w. 8. Jordan,
J. Il. McGce,
R.C. Brownlee.
X. H. Ciinkscaies,
David 9. Edwards.
ID. A. CraVfor
Samuel J. Todd.
IL. Lindsay.
Jas. II. Epps.
w. J. Bryson.
Drayion Nance.
p. X. Henry,
w. N. McAdams.
W.O. BrownIee,
J. e. Hawthorn.
FIJI. GeIk.
A. A. Pearson.
W. W. Edwards,
E.P. Kennedy.
J l.. PrsssIy,
C.B. Cowan.
RS. Galloway.
Geo. NJ. Collins,
James MsgiII,
Il. l.. Magill,
O.P. Hawthorn,
A. e. Hawthorn.
A.C. ClinkscaIes,
Tbos. v. Miller,
wv. Ellis.
J. 7. Magill,
NJ. L. Devlin.
D. l.. Dcvlin,
N. z. Pruiti.
H. II Henry,
Il. w. Haddon.
II. z. Edwards.
NJ. +. Kennedy.
A. l.. Russell.
Josephine PolblIl,
C.E. Todd.
J.R. Ellis.
r. Cowan,
]. H. Clinkscales,
in. Nance,
J. H. Brooks,
f. v. Bell.
J. 4. Todd.
II. T.. Bonner.
A. Selden Kennedy.
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Close connections At Greenwood for oil points on
g. A. l.. aud q. 4 g. RaiIwsys, and at sparlAnburr
with Southern Railway.
For any information relative 70 tickets, rates, sched
ala ETC., address
ERNEST WILLIAMS. Gen. Pssa. Agt Augusta,0s
T. N. EOkTH. s<oI. Agent
T. N. EMERsON. Trafiic Manager.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
By the County Board Of Education
PETITION.

To the Honorable Board OF Education for the
County Of kbbeville:
The petition OF the undersigned, one.third
the qualified electors md freehoiders OF tho
97th School District Of said coun y prsys that
yen order nm electIoo In said District for
special levy or three mills TO Supplement the
school fund for said District
=. J. Wskehsld,
l.. p. Hsrkness.
J. n. Prince,
IA. Anderson, II. D-
j. r.. Wax efeld.
W. X. CrowIber.
J. N. Knox,
A. n. Erwin,
p. A. Crowther.
ORDER OF THE BOARD.
The Requirements Of the Law In Regard TO
Lsvying an Additional Tax for School
Purposes Having Been Compiled with BY
the Proper Parties In School District
No. ~.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED, THAT AN
election be held ~ the usual voting place 10
xaid District on Saturday. the 10Th day of
July. 1909, for the purpose OF determining
whether an additional levy Of three mills will
be made Tor school purposes; that the trustees
OF the said District act a. managers OF the
election.
Managers of election must report result OF
election within three days after the election.
u.s.. GILBERT.
Chairman.
J. FRASER LYON,
r. r. GILLIAN,
] Board OF Examiners.
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We exclusive designs
can workmanship latest designs finest fin
s and quoted the history
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-13

children. The misery In the throat
Is dlphtherIa and II Is understood there
are many cases among the Indians in
that vicinity.
A. J. Fischer. chairman Of the health
committee Of the city council has de.
clared an official quarantine against
San Ildefonso on account OF the preva-
lence OF diphtheria there. All citizens
of Santa Fee are warned against going
there; and those coming from there
will he required to leave town at once
or be locked up and fumigated
DR.. Haelterman. OF Santa Cruz. las
been designated by superintendent
Crandall, of the government Indian
school, to attend the cases of diph.
iberia and other diseases at San llde.
ionso. A large quantity of the best
antitoxin has also been secured and is
proving vc~y successful in treating the
disease. several remarkable cures be-
ing reported from san il3c olso.--
Santa Fc New MeXicGa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-13

Santa Fc Veterans.

At the regular meeting OF Carleton
post. G.. A. r., Santa Fe. on Saturday
evening, the following Ulcers. who
will he installed at the first meeting in
mander. John X. McFie. senior vice
commander, John c. Hull. junior vice
commander. David p Demarest: quar-
termaster. Charles Wagner: chaplain.
Jacob Weltmer: surgeon. +. +. Ho-
bart, officer of the day. Edward krum-
pegel officer of the guard. Levi Miller;
delegates to the department encamp-
ment. w. $. Fletcher. +. +. Hobart.
alternates. William Bolandor and John
G. Hull.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-13
Had a Good Time.

A. j. Smell wanted to attend party,
but was afraid to do so on account of
pains In his stomach. which he feared
would grow verse. lie says: 81 was
telling my troubles to lady friend,
who said: Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy Will put
you In condition for the party
bought a bottle and take pleasure In
stating that two doses cured me and
enabled me TO have good time AT the
party" MIR. Smell Is resident of Sum.
mer Hin. n. Y. This remedy Is for
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-13
Report Of School superintendent.

Col. J. Frank Chaves. superintendent
Of public instruction. during the past
week has distributed hundreds OF
copies Of his annual report to county
superintendent of schools and to prin-
cipals OF city schools throughout the
territoy. He has also sent 400 copies
of his report to Delegate b. s. Rodey
for distribution to members OF con-
gress and to department officials. The
report Is very comprehensive and
makes an excellent showing for New
Mexicos school system. In the work
of sending out this publication he has
been aided 10 some extert by the bu-
reau o immigration. which has mailed
additional copies to officials Of educa-
tional institutions throughout the
country by whom they will be appre-
ciated and where they will do great
good.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-13
-------------------------
kodol Dvspepsja Cure.

Digests all classes of food. tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures dyspepsia. Indigestion,
blood. health and strength. Kodol re-
builds wornout tissues. purif es, siren
gthens and sweetens the stomach. Gov.
q. w. Atkinson, of w. Va, says:
have used a number of bottles of Kodol
and have found 1t to be very effective
and indeed, powerful remedy for
stomach ailments. | recommend 1t to
my friends. j. II. O'Rielly & Cob.
II. Briggs & Co.