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!. sssewIe 81 ArehI Itsetu

It So sof ZEN sail TINT ii little learn
ing il d dang gerous thing for it.
ma kes people who know soIl ly d title,
conceited and critical But, on the
other hand we mus s. have q little
learning before we can have Inuells
and d little learning maj make fiis
ambit tious iinst steasd OF conc cited. 1T,
INA ppen eyes To a' housand
new int teresting thil ia ia everyday
"A little noWl ledge about arehi-i
tectpirs is mo off sa HELP too, than
little know ge abou mos othert
subject It Is res sii1np rtant: ffar
/ aYerag Am eriicar learn e,;
l0ok at his Cit int Iligentl than ID:
siss ata are the tribntaTi
ofs the 1naz lo man men
SD erei killed satE the sbatt or ssalarnis'
aS ered pt her things iio more;
ilnpor le hasS Sspe ent5 Iiu u,csiI
bis tim ins earning ichos
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s.s 81 l,5 {; q
Slie sR ar ri ,aH.,

{Sss fe1nene iIne ago, B, 3,
said al burg Ding lafe one night
into9a room in which III here was one
man sleeping Iais eloth hes were on on
a chair near tho head itlhe III II
was bending over these Clio it1es and
about To them fs.tt to The hill
when thu man sudd denl oke ll,.:
Without nj ONE ritti q ll,esi tatiio on lie
threw his / arms ari,ol isas
young then and but this
man foitas hines sas strong I
Mas. thin ssse coul al have crushed
me to- sif had want ted
it, was he put of The, house
with \ ia sst sss Sc before
he did that lles me dye to'
the tafb,iis md Jill AS ss1hei
Looked d mi m
his ss know, tth St man
took ftsslll ia in and kept
them sI Oh SsIli 3
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iIsEl Is AND ATlslN.
The Beginning Of one OF New YeFlsse
Sis Sewelry Stores. S5


Big aewelry Stores.
One of the we'll known iewelry5
shops In Broadway had its Begin
ming in an apple basket in the days
when New fork ~ omen shopped3 In
Canal street and the lower end of
Central park was far in tl,e esnnttry.
fdep who had stalls in w ashingt ton.
market and other men Who went
there to do their marketing will re-.
member d coniely young woman
who sat there day ii and day out
with her apple basket, offering al.
ways the bestpf apples for sale. Her
customers looked for her as regular
" as one Looks for daylight in the
morning, ard she never failed them.
And all the time the young woman
was putting aside in a little box at
home the collars she could saEa
from her few sssOnal needs
She was On friendly terms with all
the butchers and green gsocers and
fruit eellers who had stalls in the
masket, and when they were tight
pressed foP snoney they turned TO
the apple Woman for help. Always
she wac ilsE@ sayings TO
help them over their tight places for
d week or q month or Rix months.
But her friandsh;p did net blind her
to her business opp porfuItities. She
charged them for, the money. and
not only this, but Bhe always re-
qnired eeenrit AS often as not the
security was q watch or ring or d
searfpin, and in course OF time she
found herself with d goodly number
of articles Of jeWelry edeemed.
These, to rotectS herself, she under
took to sell. To do this she quit the
apple basket and rented d very small
| shop md to- her stock added d few
new gooda. @ 0tflar stomers came to
borrow money on5t their jeWelry, and
/ ii 8 S5siIe was running a full
hedged pawnshop Gradual iaa she
prospered she did away with the
money lending and Y increased The
Ifainount Of new goods And as her
business grew she moved into larger
Iguarters, and at the time of her
death not 5ma11y years ago she was
Ireprted wealth ew 7 orkE Her
mid IS s II; 81 s5g
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THE QUEENS BAT
Odd sseron.sft an sssssss fisssziagasy "a An
ssIial ~ sikianai Fs,s val.

odd Geron.sFy yas ere "a "a sssziaaasy An
\ sual " slkianai lval.
The following Is an account Of
the strange cerenloliy liy praet etieed ut
The Malagasy natl festival every
year. as related by nearly ali the
travellers that have visit ed The land
of the HoYass sssE ainEdroana. y y
or royal batli, was first Instituted
by King Ratantio % and is held aInu-
ally by royal proc lainat ion iron, tho
ED Of NoYembe Der to the 81 9th Of
January, During this time no bus.
mess is allowed to proceed. The
people of the kingd donl meet the
queen in the ailser palace On the
first day of the festival. md red
cock isi then breughtt BY the head
priest oE saerifeeE of; the collrt IS
neck Is IRTf,nlg and the blood being
caught lin al banana leaf is carried
to the sovereign, who touches with
it her forehead, neck stomach: arm
pit, an ger nails and IN. thu talat
rest of THE assenbl iolhoWi ing the
example.
Next day The people enable
again for tho royal SSagt tfb in the great
palace "a III E nib il sse queen iaKesin ono
of the saere. corHsrs &c ttfss i.aIi, i.s i,
in a silver bath, being screened from
view by .iamb g held by her at
tendants. .i2
Amid $he firing of cannon and
the joyous shouts of her humble
subjects her maj jesty then passes
along the balcony. 8, "a from d horn
in her hand sprinkls ssi the crowd
with water she has just been using
for her abluti ions, egela ain1,ing az The
same iilns, s;T liasi ma, no am
purified. This spsin king is said
to typify The abundance o9aFa In dur
ing the coming year Il u
To be absent from The tffiie ceremony
would be to- inc cur the royal dis
pleasure. Ever Hiffe E, a Iso, must be
aith att that time, or
it is consid that she is as good
as divorced. The new year is then
supposed To- have begun, and ffor
several weeks there is3 81 great deal
of visiting and feas stin &. 53s5fS
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! 9peips,io Utserissico. ].

AS eapa able ofs aTiesi iinterpTetaz
ton as The tteran ofs tho ancient
soTacles vas ttlae speecl made by IS
Swiss onItaineef tho accom-
MED lS91 and Col lie explors
ing So ioa throug q tie Canadian
Monk
They cIiid it: d saagY to- ford;
Bear csrset, md ns did not ed 10y
4 lIhoug Ile laced it ith 81 exenigI
softt safe acros ss,I
lls surnei m did yed tlias stream
varA things on eros s,s he!
raid ani ghlat il sa but yet once sis.
ttiiso last
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Curfan's Wit.

Curran's ruling passica was his
Joke. and it was ,sroug, if not in
death, at least in his last illness. One
morning his physician observed that
he seemed to "cough with more diff.
Guilty"
''That is rather surprising ~ an
swered Currau, ''for I have been prac-
ticing all night
While thus lying ill Currau was Wis.
tied by friend, Father O'Leary, who
also loved his Joke.
81 wish, OLeary,'' said Currar to
him abruptly, 'sthat you had the keys
Of heaven
"Why, Curran r.
= Because you could let me ;n,''
said the facetious counselor.
SIT would be much better for you,
Curran," said the good humoHed priest
THAT I had the keys Of the othe,
place, because. I could then let you
OUT 5i.5 #
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FEES OF l.RVgYERs.
They Are Mot Always 40 large az They
Ss Y Are Snid 20 Re.s.. y.

( hey Are Not Always ss large as They
~. Are Said TO Be-.
The yast majority Of lawyers do
E no better than make fair living,
and, If an average could be made it I
would he found that i large number
must earn ridfcnlousIy small sums.
An estimate recently made showing
that there are not five lawyers in
New York who make $10O,000
year, not ten who make Sc 900, not
fifteen who make $4,000 and not
twenty-five who mike $4,000 is
probably not far wrong. u
Above all things, !: a successful
lawyer remarked not long ago, "ne,,-.
er take q lawyers word about his
salary. He doesn't mean to prerari-
cate, but the appearance of prosper
! 5ity is so large o part of his capital
that 'bluffing about. his income is a
natural habit. / can tel you what I
make in year, but I shouldn't ex-
pect you to believe it, and I
shouldn't wish you..to believe it, be-
cause it probably would be, uncon-
sciously eSaggera.sszeeJA. zeeJ.s = * K
So many different things influence
o lawyers charges that it is hard for
an outsider to even guess at his in
come. One man has en- invariable
| rule which he tries to carry out and
thinks he succeeds, sithougia he ney,
er has been able to carry it out ex-
actly in his whole career. He tries
to estimate the time he spends on
each case and to charge accordingly,
gradually increasing his fee as his
time has grown more valuable. An
other lawyer considers how the work
/ is done. If it is done in O great hur-
fy, forcing him to drop other cases
and to work at night as well as dur
/ ing the day to complete it, he
charges much more than for a case
that fits in easily Wit!a his thhe 0thheT il ia-
bor. Still another, q conscientious
man, who Tobs himself for fear OF
being suspected of rob bbing some one
/ else, figures carefully the value OF
his services to his client and reckona
! his fee upon results more than upon
time or upon his personal inconVen-
ience. s:.s; 3.t9 ssss i.:$
But there are thousands Of cases
/ for which no rule, can properly ad.
i just the fee. One example will serve,
i An action was taken a year ago BY
one man against mother for $780,
1 600, and the defendant came one
/ day 10 his lawyer to Say that he
4 wasn't willing to meet the matter in
court and that the lawyer might pay
the money to the man who had
brought the action. The lawyer had
j been interested in the case, is and he
Iasked his client to let k2al settle the
matter in hisIown way. The client
Iaes;s.i :aes; es;sssil on condition that the
i ease Was not to be brought to coiiTtt,
A few wealls.ss ID ID ter the plaintif with.
drew fha MT as TIE iiaV yeT had Id !
foreseen that he would. How much
ought the ,lawye to have charged
i his client for this services The Law.
i yer had spent little time over the
i case, but he had saved the man $40, ].
goo. He sent a bill for 81, 800, which
l was prompt u and grat ~ paid =:
Leslie 81 Magazine
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inlxi|Esiai,s sisif,t:,;..!

sissos ffilaIida unIlce of
Etille afeS i str of ckI ISrifis
gf eot sasiid sssf the cryst alg iiave,
HGa Iegl IL of
this si ait s. is
zl sii.,
isl sst
scna ana sas Is
the atCvs lKs slla
VAIN Iia MI { blue :,stS
Will fasla Hza I'D Illyssl ex ia soiff;
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Blue Ridge Railroad.
fecttve NOV. ~, 1909
,WEsTBOUND.

Ct; .WEsTBOUND. 4,
No. II (daily)---Leave Belton 800 IN.
M. Anderson 4l5 p. M. Pendleton All
p. m. Cherry 54 %. Il. & 55.sSi b.
m |; arrive " alfalfa 5.55 p. 10.
Eo.9 (Gaily except Sundsy} leave
Belton l0.45 a. M; Anderson I1.O7 a. M:
iPendleton .S2 q nj; Cherry ll.a9 4. ms
arrive at Seneea II. 81 Q. n. ~ js sl
II .45 q. M; Anderson ii.o7E d. M: Pei. &
dleton II .a2 O. M; Cherry 1l.S9 q. M: 1
Seneca LOS p. M; arrive Walhalls 10, q
p. "a. ~ s9;SFts
Is No. "a (dailv except snnday) g leave
Anderson II, 80 a. MI; Pendleton 0.59 a. 4
10. Cherry II 90 q. m !; Seneca !. .O5 p. na.;
arrivo Walhalla 40 p m. q, s44 no no
Eo. 8 (dsiiyl III ,eaye Bolton 9. Is b. na.ii;s
No. 23 (daily except Sur iay) leave
Be!ton 900 Q. nl., arrive ALderaon $50
O. M. s YEA a
S,=lI7s sEAsBoUND. NJ 81
=l No: Y tdaily Leave Walhalla5 s.s55 d.
M; Seneca sos q. M; Cherry p.I7 a. rls. .:f
sPendlston 9.25 q. M; Anderson 10, ,OO d.
M; arrive Bolton 10. .25 a.. N.
w No. 15 daily except Sunday )-1Iseaya
Seneca 200 n. M; Cherry 2.19 p. M; Pen-
aleton ole!s 8s,p ~ p J m:; g.: Andersen $40
No. 9 Sunday -, ~ leave Anderson,
$40 p: M; arrlys . ,iton s5 s.. d. 80
No =, {daily IL leave Walhallaa : 8. 10 d.
M; Seneca 5.5i p.3ins; Cherry; S. So ps IA. .ssS
Teton 6l2 p: :3Di.; Anderson T.a0 10 Z
nil arrive Belton q 5s p. In 4.
y No. "a (daily exeepsi Sunday Leave.
al, m. HI G.. BEATTIE, Pres. g 5s,
sS5: }J.SR. AN DERsoN. Sup. & =:
$iii "a nderaoriS S J. SJ..
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II.llsieffeesusal.I

A ClhiGa % slrl Il bad aone to
Tho 5ack part off e store tc ans yser
eariirg sli iisS
d boy ttesapo III ilJ5 is cHGrgss
PIN The lanna fyman
this
GsoE,eSs so ii 1oxftt la z Oh blond
ii 81. Isl svs got u soIngss g
sid The cons tisih BOZ e
believe ils do you alis gog,si.
I xi0a mig III ii bo stles 81
ai Ioii d u ,ss
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asE H l5assss 81, sissyi,. yriitsor.

ssssniith n oreest atuf-
aered $50 fhaE was paaliiiafll IL; Hear.
him try sssll,ea Qne day lhliis lhis laws
on tts
|eene s Eat tain sffaetsI
atboIs ease so se tried I i,h,e
noeia he paarei at the IS fffiiGes
gand said ht.
sl,a oIne down d ~
seasl lss ,etier =
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TAX JI'OTICE.

s THE Cooks for tho collection OF State. School
ar County Taxes Will be opened from October
1btbs 1905 TO December E1st, 1906 Inc Iusive and
fsona January lat, igge 20 March lot, 1906, Will
collect with the EsnalEya-f1e january i fer cent
EettnarY 2 Ger cent md from March 1st TO Iths
18TH With per cent After the 18th Of
MAfck Exeeutfans will be fssaed. s: 55
y he rate Of Tag Levy u es follow I: - y
Stats os mills
s
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slotl Us q . j lsat ieI eIis ss
al I'd bs III ill i pFsS spe osts sss

80 ~ 8 Pc n q 81
nors .s, & tis 81 sti1s
ali sse III
soe II sSsE s. ST n
4 AZ 4 ks & gisi
is pssts ii ID 81 Al us Es Her Her
sfs
is lsias aI,ss. sS III III
ID II zsi Il so N sslt.
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N ot,ce 81 Final 4 settlement.

B n office OF Final Settlement,
q The undersigned Ae enlinistra OF the
\ Estate6 66 Of, y MErR Raret u Parker, 8 de.
ceases, hereby gives notice that the will
on the 18th OF % ber, 1905, apply to
the j Judge Of Probate Of Anderson sCoun.
3ty,s 81. O., for a Final. Settle lenent Of said
sEatats and adischsrge from his Office as
So 81 JASPER i. PARKE ER, Admir-. 81
S5apt 13, a05 8 o. i 81,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of Anders6h. J. 4 80 q Z.

B l53a cnURE 3 or COsgsTON PLEAS.
Martha F,ckens, pfsintifs, agaIrst 8 Mary Jane
~ Thornley,, Perry Etckens. Sonny Plekens. Tiny
+ mons for Relies- mplaLt Served. S5 e 81
To the Defendants above named !: ailg; Et, ~ S,{S;
Won are hereby snmmoaed ana required 70 an-
|: Il Il awer the Complaint In this action, of which
asSpy y hsrssita sstyed upSn yoa and 70 serves e
suhser.b bers Mt fheis ofheo at Anderson, s. G., with
fn twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
cf ths day OF such 6ergice and II you fail to an
sysr The omp:aint within, the time aforesaid The
the relief demanded IN the Comp pIeiht.
IS DATED Anderson. q! O.. July 10.
4
me ths absent Dstendant,. Perri Picksns and:
soery 4! u 81 .s !. :,
tho Comp III SaerrinI which was filed In tne
Office Of the Clerk os Court for Anderson County,
c. on The Sth day OF August t9a5 within tuoa.
ydays after she sefylee hsrsof. elusive pf ihe
Day ofEefyice, the sPiainel VIII ap SlyS 20 che
Court for the relief demanded Id the complnins,,
|sSsi ssS VI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHf Gsc0CHRANsIsSES&ti 4
plainti ff,S AtforEeys,Es
e August 1905 s. 3, rs ~
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s|ThseEIsy,sla:I:

,ssSSl The eyes can be5 5grea strength;
ensd put ting the face down Into
aEs Sey eTeclip 5of water the frst
thing in the morning and opening
them nnder Nd This sia ia ffionlt
:;as if Sor
stRos OF dsYs tepii tepiids and grad
Rhall 1nai scpl plia ,5ls D; iin, pereeptti.'
sbIe u III III ID do Sshccit tos pnt
The iaea int 81 1niit te cold Wat ter 81 Will
icon easy alsi iss sSiilyiigorats ID
sing ffTsslling The syes
should he Wiipa ads nffter His By pass.
ing IL tiowel { gent gent tlys from ssaa
outsrs sallgl A ins the nose:
hat ter! toS lhlayeYa little aeuse
Practical raligion than Tie
finest eoiat ;or m of Ats postss q aspssla
/ ss 81 ' tissst ne ell sot Ssnii Ssnp
in bres .of ias aui.. 81
80 the mill INN arfiiSy1ss iS1 the
aefld Hiil hayss 40 for y 81 sl
81 arsst ins down ri winter
Md @snd snaii men 81 j ]. s,aa!
hen ppogs saniitss isi spurrsd ION
IBIS labor ss,e sssait spm aim ss oali-
B ssp
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W0FFORD COLLEGE FITTING scH00l

Three new bnildings.? Steam heat and electric
Lights. Head Master, four teachers aud Maeron Z
Campus. Students take q regular course In tbs
College Gymnasium, and have access to the COLI
lege Library. Sis pays for bosrd tuition aud all
fees. Sons of Methodist ministers do not; uaY
tuition. Next session begins September 20. For
Catalogue. etc.. address s5II 's3t-5. =; =
!: a. MASON DuPRE, Head Master.
+Nz=it ~ g!:lt EpaYtauburp &. a.
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y 10 tho absent Defendants, The 1SeEeel Marble
Company You will please take notice that the
Complaint ip thla action has beon this day fisd
In the efiee'of the Clerk OF the Court OF Commoa
Pleas for Anderson County. South Carolina.
4, 80. 9sI & ~ s. BoEHAsI &wATKiHs,F f. b
~ S 8 l$$ Us Plaintiffs Aftorneys.
N AdHuss 9s19DJ ~ 81 sSE A. tx
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08
DYE FOR LAND COMMISSIONER


 k. G. Dye 0f Forrest C ty, wio has been occupying r,spansibe elrIicsl position ln the Si ate band office fn' srv- eral years past. k p-lns urged hy fl ends all over Eastern AtEats.ts ta bscnu- s candidate for land commissioner aud 1t is yefy prehah hal he wAll toI m- ally ann ubee his candidacy in short time.-t 0mmeIcIal ApI cal.
 The Times has had no infnrma- ton from it's esteemed friend Dye, as 10 whether or not he has con. cluded 10 enter the campaign as a candidate for State Land Commis. sioner, but we want 10 say here and now, that we believe him fully competent to fill tho position, and should he conclude 10 make the race, it will afford us pleasure 10 vote for him and do anything we can to further his interests. We have known him since he was an urchin of tender years, and his father before him, and his splendid mother, with whom our family was intimately associated in years agone. These associations and re- membranes are dear to our heart, and besides, Mir. Dye being home product of whom we and numerous other friends are proud, still further adds to the pleasure of him for any State po- sition he may seek.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08
Not ice.

There Will be the following bridges let 10 the lowest bidder, on Saturday the 23rd day ot September. l4h5s
 One across Crow creek al or near where the tea9 crosses Grow creek between the N. .. Graham and the scott Bond places. ohe across lrst creek and one across See ond creek, l. AugUitie township
 One across Fifteen Nile bayuu as between the 4. (, Wood or the R. j. Williams place and the Brandon k Bauea place
 Parties who take the contract win he re- qulfe4 to elNe bond i9r fathtnI performance of contract The bridge across Crow creek VII be about Ha feel long, the one HcTass Fifteen Nile bayou wilt seBbuut 5B feet bong the oues across lrst and second creek VIII He about 5t or te feet tong. Each specification can be seen at the Courthouse The UaufI Ee- serves the right 70 reject any or all oid-
 E.. EOIBRE
 County Hzizez
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08
SlonIker Mill Times.

l. II. Cavanaugh and family. Of Moon Lake were Up visiting friends and relatives last Sunday.
 Mrs. Jacob Miller has been very sick for the last few days. but i, better at this writing.
 NIT. and Mrs. Green Devasier were guests of MT and Mrs. Aaron SloHiker last Sunday.
 MT. James Pierce. of Nheatley, and Miss JanesSie Dudley. of our neigh borhood. were happily married last Sunday about II o'clock. Squire Coffee Of Palestine officiating.
 NIT. and Mrs. F. F. Thomas. Of Jericho. were visiting with friends and relatives Sunday.
 HoRSEFLY.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08
Are You Engaged?

Engaged people should remember, that, after marriage. many quarrels can be avoided by keeping their di- gestiens in good condition with Flee tric hitterS. S. A. Brown. of Ben nettsyile, <. C.. says: For years. my wife suffered intensely from dyspep- sia, complicated with d torpid liver, until she lost her strength and vigor. and became a mere wreck of her for mer self Then she tried Electric Bitters, which helped her at once, and finally made her entirely we'll. She is now strong and healthy All drug gists sell and guarantee them, at Doe q bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08
Chamber!ain's Cough Remedy Acts
 on Natures Plan.

The most successful medicines are those that aid nature. Ghamberlain's $ Cough Remedy acts on this plan. Take it when you have cold and it will allay the cough, relieve the lungs aid expectoration, open the secre- tions and aid nature i'll restoring the system toa healthy condition. ThouS- ands have testified to it's superior eX- cellence. II coanteracts any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. Price, ? cents. Large size, 5o cents. For sale by l. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08

MT, and Mrs. W. k Tavlor came Very near losing their baby Wednesday night, by congestion of s omaeh. Drs. Merritt and Rush saved the child by heroic efforts, and it IS now improving.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08
Special Assessment.

The tax book for the collection Of the spe- cial assessment upon Inc real property m District No. 1. for the purpose of construct ing waterworks has been placed in my hands All owners of real property lying 10 the dls- trict are req uired to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date If such payment i> not made. action win be commenced at the end ef that time fer The collection of said assessment and for legal peuatties and cost.
 Gwen under my hand this the 18th day of AuEHst. IF1-
 II. A. KNIGHT. Collector.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08

Miss Pearl Davis, principal of the Colt school came down N ednesday to attend the Davis-Fiizhneh wedding. returning the S.me evening.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-08
Cancer Cured by Blood Balm.-Ail Skin and Blood Diseases Cured.

Mrs. NJ. l.. Adams, Fredonia. Ala, took Botanic Blood Balm which eff fectually cured an eating cancer of the nose and face. The sores healed up perfectly. Many doctors had given up her case as hopeless. Hundreds of cases of cancer, eating sores, sup perating swellings, etc, have been cured by Blood Balm. Among others. Mrs. B. NJ. Guerney, Warrior Stand. Ala. Her nose and lip were raw as beef, with offensive discharge from the eating sore. Doctors advised cut ting, but it failed. Blood Balm healed the sores, and Mrs. Guerney is as well as ever. Botanic Blood Balm also cures eczema. itching humors, scabs and scales, bone pains, ulcers. offensive pimples. blood poison, car buncleS, Scr0fula. risings and bumps on the skin and all blood troubles Druggists, x per large bottle Sam pies of Botanic Blood Balm free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co.,. Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and special medical advice sent in sealed letter 1t is certainly worth while Investigating such a remarkable rem edy as the Blood Balm cures the most awful, worst and most deep-seated blood diseases. For sale by !. H DunaNant X Co.