The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-29
A RESIDENT
OF COLUMBIA
Has Narrow Escape From
Horrible Death in Most Re-
markable Manner.
FACTS PLAIN AND SIMPLE.

Friends read the following and
| if in doubt, call in our Office any day.
and not only will we prove the tory
to be absolutely true, but to leave nc
trace of doubt in the mind, we will
show you the man, himself we'll and
in his right mind.
The poor victim had been layirg
motiOnless, since early morning, save
the laborious breath coming shorter
and shorter For hours he had been
unconscious ana the minutes flew by
IN rapid succession, beckonlng him, as
1t were, to the grave. His POOR wife,
stricken by this sad intelligence that
he was too far gone for human AID.
stepped softly around the room, crushed
in spirit, yearning to 90 something to
help the one who had Joined hands
with her years ago to make life's bul
deDs lighter. Night was fast closing
the earth in its embrace and the howl
of the bleak wIntIy wind had com
menced its mouInful Call while sadness
filled the home and the spark
of life was ebblng away, from the one
who had fundly cared for the little
family, providing them with the good
Things of this world, anu gave to the
little tots who now stood In wonder
ment, watching the still form Ut clear
father, growing weaker aud weaker.
While they could not understand what
this all meant this hush of everyone
and the sad features of mother, yet
they knew full well something of great
power was In their midst. Death, the
great reaper of rich and poor, old and
young, was doing its deadly work, and
no one could stay its awful work, hut
all were forced to stand by and gaze
upon the pallid features, and see life
ebb away.
Listen Listen What ls it? Oh
do you believe it could do him any
good now? No Mo- No! Its too
late! But mab"e not. This was a
neighbor who had come in to zee il he
could be of any help, and by the way,
had beenhlred to dress the body and
prepare for burial after death, as no
doubt existed in the minds of anyone
ABOUT the man passing away sUon. he
asked if "MARVINE" had been given
a trial. No, it bad not. and as the
man had been given up to Ole he in
sisted they try 1t by all means, as be
felt it would and could do the WORK of
perhaps saving the mans life. So IN
sistent was he that the family let him
get the "MARVINE" at once, and !
poured down two teasponsful into the
almost oead man. In minutes to
the delight and astonish nent of all
present, the man had revived so much |
rs to show signs Of returning con
seriousness. The medicine was given |
again in two teaspoonsful doses. With
10 two hours from the time the first
lose was administered this almost dead
nan, who had been absolutely given
up to die by two OF ouI city physicians.
was restored to his right mind and
was suffering no pain Whatever, but
said he felt as though he was possessed
IF a new life altogether. He secured
1 bottle of "MARVINE" the first
hing the next day, 1.-THE ''MARVINE"
Used on him the night before) and to
his day has been increasing IN flesh
md feels better than he has tor years
Kind friends. the facts related above,
ire remarkable. l know, almost in
edible, but come over. il In doubt.
md the same man who was given
up to die, will tell the facts. rs
ne remem bers them, from the time
returned.
"3larvine' is today the talk and
wonder of the town. and the cures it is
Producing are nothing but MARVEL.
LOUS.