The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-10
ALL WBE;RRY INTERESTED.
The Great Payne Talks Of Wonder.
full Works Of Andes Reno
dies.

The citizens of Newberry are turn
ing out III large numbers every even-
ing to see the good free shows given
by the company and to welcome Mr..
Payne Oh his return to our city
again. His visit last year will be
recalled with much pleasure by
many Of our people as he came to us
just after very successful stay at
Columbia and the papers Of that city
were still talking about the wonder
ful young man and the many re-
markable cures made by Andes Re-
medies, many Of them being of such
an astonishing nature as to be term
ed almost modern miracles, and were
talked of all over the state and many
went to Columbia to see Mr.. Payne
and purchase these remedies. This
time the Great Andes Payne comes
to us from Charleston where the
News and Colfrer and Evening Post
state through their columns that
10000 bottles Of Andes Remedies
were sold in that city in less than
month being Inc largest demand ever
created for a medicine in the state.
Andes Payne is speaker Of rare
ability, very pleasing of address. Of
perfect cnuaciation and possessing
voice OF great volume Which proba-
bly, enables him to be distinctly
heard by the greatest number Of pco-
pie of any speaker on public plat
form Of the day and is one reason
for the thousands that gather nignt-
~ in every large city he has visited,
to listen to his lectures Oh good
health.
lie was seen AT pelham's Drug
store today and in reply to the ques-
t1on, sis your prescription for cat
tarlh - said: "y\nles Great Pre-
scrip,ion is the erandcst. discovery
OF the age for that very prevalent,
and fatal disease, catarrl. | say IA
tai, but not necessarily SO, if talk
ca III time it is the easiest thing in
the world to cure: but one is so apt
to procrnstivaic. TO put it off, YOU
know, by saying, % have only talk
Ell slight cold; I will be ali right
in a few days. 3
"You notice the clearing Of the
throat, continually hawking and cx-
pectorating mucous that drips con-
Stantly: but how about when asleep?
This dripping continues just the
same and passes down through the
oesophagus to the stomach causing
catarrn Of the stomach or bowels; or
passing through the bronical tubes
reaching the lungs causing consump-
ton. | shuddcr to think Of it That
great white plague of which you
newspaper men tell us 10000 people
died last year in this country alone.
eyes, Iyndcs' Great Prescription
cures catarrh, and / am very proud
Of the message / carry to every citiz-
Ell Of Ncwberry; it is a God send to
every home.
Many unsolicited testimonials are
being sent to the 'Paync Medicine
Company al Lexington, Ky. Among
them is that Of Mr.. w. &. Smith. Of
Columbia. who says, "l'or six Years
! had catarrh which affected my
Kidneys and bladder.,I was constant
ly troubled with hawking and spit
ting Of mucous matter, especially in
the morning. | had pains in the
front of my head, roaring in my ears
aad hearing had become very bad.
! was advised to try Andes Great
Prescription. 7 bought six bottles and
ii fasagiven me more good results
than SNaryihing T ;,ad tried combin-
ed andI now feel that my general
health is i'll better condition THAI
it has Been for years and together
with Aides Oil it has cleaned the
membrallce Innings Of my ears and
I now can near as we'll as l ever
could.'
Samuel L. Johlston, of Charles
ton states that ~: iclz had been
stiff for tv '-:.., owing to rheu-
matism Glc complained Of pains III
the small Of his back. shooting pains
in limbs. wi IN sitting he could nard-
ly get up ithout the assistance Of
cane or pulling to something. and
he had great trouble with his urinary
organs. He says "Andcs Great Pre-
scription and Oil have effected a