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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
MUST PAY RENT IN ADVANCE.
CT Your Box at the Postofflce WIN
Be Locked After April 1


Under the new postofBe e rules,
hox renters must ray for their boxes
es strictly In advance, or they viii
be locked out as soon as the time for
which they have paid has expired
Under the old rules the renters
we're given ten Gays grace, or IN
etheT words. they were allowed un-
t. the tenth of the month to pay
their rent but in this way Uncle Sam
Ioend that many people used boxes
tor ten days after their time ez-
r;red and did not pay for the quarter
thus getting ten days rent free,
50 it was decided to make the rem
ters pay stri tly in advance. there
fore those who do not pay before
the rfst Of the month will find their
roxes locked.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
Suicide Identified.

New Orleans, March 22.-After "
ing undecognized for two days the
body of q man who committed sui
eide here by drinking laudanum was
today identified as that Of Thomas
+ Ward, a well-to-do resident OF
louisville, N. Y, through photo
graphs which were sent here by
George Ward, Of Little Falls, n. Y.
brother Of Thomas Ward. 1t is said
Ward left his home while mentally
unbalanced
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
L Judge fitzgerald Denies
His PetitiN for a Lunacy
Commission
he 50 STATED YESTERDAY
Says if Necessary He is Prepared to
the Petition to the Appellate
court-Thaw Does Not Seem
to be Worried Much.

New York. March 22-District
Attorney Jerome today announced
that he was ready 10 go to the ap-
relate court in the event Justice
Fitzgerald rules against him on his
\tition for a lunacy commission to
~ Harry Thaw.
This statement was made by the
district attorney today when ne was
2sked what steps he would take in
case lunacy commission was de-
lied. Jerome, however, seems GER
tain that Justice Fitzgerald will
sane tion the appointment of the
commission.
Thaw Not Afraid.
Il am perfectly sane and not
fraid Of any lunacy commission
he court may appoint. l know that
lhew can decide but one thing
that is that I am sane. Everybody
nat knows me knows tnat l am
sane. and that win be the finding OF
lie lunacy commission"
Following this statement, made in
4 confident manner by Harry Ken
aall fbaw bis lswyers we're ready
to 50 to court 10 aght against tho
appointment Of a lunacy commission.
They were prepared to contend
that Tnaw is perfectly sane now and
capaIfa OF rrt+ c,.s,pt * -..tlt. l.. .
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
seAeoARo MAY ACCEPT
OFFER or THE SOUTHERN

While no official information Aas
teen given out by the officials Of
fhe seaboard Air Line railway it
IS understood that the otter OF track
see rights by the Southern railway
from Atlanta to Mason, will be ac-
oepted by the former road,
A dispatch from Norfolk says that
tae general Offices Of the seaboard
at that place admit that negotiations
are under way 5ut that no Official
information has been received from
President FINLEY Of the Southern
II 10 the 4nal consummation o' the
agreement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
Atlanta Will Be Headquarters
iOr The Southern Part
Of The Road
BIG fOGt 70 co THERE
Announces That the Big System
Viii be Divided into Two Great
Division With Headquarters
Washington and Atlanta.
roIlowIns from yogteraayA a.

Following from yesterday At
ianta Georgian will be Of nrHcn in
cerest in this city and section;
With The official announS emalt
from Washington that the southern
galway is 10 be divided into two
great divisions, Que Of them Atlanta,
under N. T. Richly, Atlanta, becomes
1 greater railway center.
II is practically assured large
uunmber Of railway men viii ONE
acre from t0e Washington Offices.
Probably the only man here inform
ed on the particulars of this great
movement is j. $. d, Thompson and
he IS in Birmingham Thursday on
business.
"At the Offices Of the Southern In
he Equitable building 1t was stated
that nothing more was known than
was stated in the official dispatch
hom Washington. II was iutimated
that The placing of a great division
headquarters here meant that seF-
era! hundred new men would be need
cd hore in The additional work
"How soon these changes and ad-
ditional clerieal forces viii be
brought here is MOI Anawn, 1t Is
probably the purpose he South
em to wait until the new Office build
ing is completed. However. as the
division change is to become effect
i've at noce. 1t may become necessary
to bring The clerical force within a
snort time. renting temporary Off
ces.
1T is assured tnat the change
means several hundred more in pop
ulaiton for Atlanta, with hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars in addition
Al wages.
at has been officially announced
that the Southern railway will be
divided into two districts, the north
ern and eastern aud the southern
and western The latter district In
Guiding everything south and west
Of Charlotte. will be- under the dir
ection Of IA E. Richey, manager,
with headquarters at Atlanta
The northern and eastern divi
sion. mclgding everything north Of
Charlotte. will be under the direct
ION of j. n. Scale. now manager
Of transportation, with headquarters
at Washington He is to have iur-
lsdction over 1900 miles of rails.
M e. Richey, who will nave his
headquarters in Atlanta. is now su-
perintendent Of the middle district
Of the Southern, with headquarters
at Knoxville. He is one of the most
popular cGicials of the Southern and
his coming to this city Will be vel
comod
I'll ~ Hutchns, now superintend-
cnt at Memphis, and well llnown
among The older railroad men Of the
city, viii be transferred to Charlotte
succeeding L. r. Loyal. who goes
to Knoxville in the place of Mr..
Richey
eThe headquarters Of Mr. Ricyhey
viii be in the new office building
which viii be erected as scan as
the new freight depot at MitcsE
and Madison avenue is completed.
The plans for this builGing have
ueen held open Tor some time be-
cause Of the contemplated change
ust announced"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
TRAM on
THE BIG G.I:yR .EI:QyR
WRECKED
ENf9RE TRAIN WENTADoWN EN-
BANKMENT - ENGINEER WAS
KILLED AND SEVERAL PASS
ENGERs INJURED.

Danville. Va. March 22.-Passen-
ger train No. II. of the Big -Four
route. was ditched at Avon, near
iLis place, this afternoon. consider
able damabe beina the result.
The entire train, composed of sew
eral coaches, besides the engine,
baggage and express cars, rolled
uown the embankment. majority
u the coaches being baMy damaged.
Engineer Gregory WIS instantly
Filled an1 seven OF le passengers
ntre seriously Injured, while mum.
aer of otders received Vhrokep arms
and Legs and We're mo OF less in
jurel,
Two Of tho Injured, it%s believed,
@ill die, The cause of theNxreek is
Unknown.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
Bloody Clashes Between
Peasants and Troops in
RgunaaIa
RIOTERS ARE aAlBING TOWNS
oll the Army Reserves Have Been
Called to the oolors-The Jews
Fleeing by the Thousands
from Troubled Districts.

Bucharest, Romania, March 22,--
ruhderipg recommended to-day at
Yaslui The peasants surrounded the
administrative uaEce, intending
Aemoiish the building, Further plum
@erpg occurred throushout the town.
Troops interviewed aad the major
commanding and several officers
we're woundsd The soldiers then
ihed on the mob. AMI wounded some
the rioters : se Of them W..
atabbed with hayonets.
Another collision occurred at Jas
81 between troops and 400 peasants,
who We're trying to Invade that town
Major Colori Was wounded. two
peasants were killed and many were
wounded.
All the army reserves have now
Teen called TO oolors, with the re
suit that the so letnment has at its
disposal plenty af troops to enable
f to speedy 81 araas the agrarian
troubles. A gea mental station at
toesir has Beea ordered to Boto-
hahni, which haa been tho scene
Of repeated raids on tae part of ma
iauding peasants, and other troops
ere being hurried from all central
Joints TO the scene Of the disturb
ances.
Large numbers Of Jews from Jassy,
aslui. Botosahni and other Molda-
Wan towns whica have been terro-
rized by the ext tesses OF the peasan-
try, have arrived here, seeking re-
fuge and assistance They report
that the Russian portion OF the pop
rlation largely participated with the
PEASANTS in the plundering and incen-
a.arism at Botosahni According to
tie latest adylces received from that
town quiet has been restored there.
The minister Of public instruction
ras telegrapheA 70 [ne educational
authorities " IN th% - WI
,uania to impress on the pessS5s,sfcs'
that the outbreaks are greatly to
their disadvantage. and that they
cannot exepot improvements in
tAeir conditions uadl quiet is restor-
Cd
In addition the managers Of the
rural banks have been ordered to
nform the peasants VINO are in re-
volt that no advances VI money will
be made to them while the distur-
lances continue.
SO soon as possible law will De
promulgated cErtalling the priyile-
aes Of the large and absentee farm
10. to whose abuses the recent d
orders are largely eitributed. Tn
der the new Law all the large ten
cncles will be curtailed to a maxi
r.um of five years, and tnen will
only be permitted TO control a linn
lied number of farms.
The calling aoyt of the army reser
YES at Berlad. Moldavla, led to ser
ious rioting. The men. as a rule.
were peasants or sympathizers with
those who had been raiding the eoun-
tIy, and some $50 Of them Before
coming their uniforms, paraded tns
streets Of Berlad. smashing windows
wholesale and plundering sever.
al Jewish shops.
The police ultimately restored or
der. The reinforcements now go
ing TO the froat are largely drawn
from Wallachia. so as avoid the pos
s'bilRsS of the soldiers fraternizing
with tlie nleorderlY peasanta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
FIREMAN KILLED IN WRECK.

Richmond, Va. March 22.-The
fast train from Norfolk ran into an
open switch at Crewe shortly before
noon today, killing Fireman T. Fl.
Brown and perhaps fatally ipJur-
ing Engineer J. X Pond. A number
Of other persons were slightly nurt.
The train was badly wrecked and
traffic delayed for several hours.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
TO KEEP BRUNSWICK CLEAN

Twenty-Four Trash i2eceptacles to
be Purchased at Once.
With view to keeping the city
clean. the city win at once purchase
twenty-four trash receDtacles, which
viii be placed at different points IN
q G city and al people will be ur-
gcd TO throw their trash in them.
In nearly all cities these recepta-
cles can be seen on almost every
corner. and they assist. in a meas
TIRE. in keeping city clean. Instead
Of throwing paper and other trash
on the sidewalks or in the streets
the people will be requested to use
these receptacles. They VIII be
placed over the city in few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
The "UnpardonabIe sln.0

At the Sunday night service, 7,3O
p m. in the city hall. Rev. Robt.
Kerr will discuss the above most
interesting subject Laying founda-
tions" viii be the subject for the
morning. service. II m All are
welcome 10 these services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
oozzcHsz HAS ON BIG CARGO.
Zee Line Frelohter Arrived In Port
Yesterday Afternoon.

a few days overdue, the Bee Line
Fighter ogeechee arrived In port
Yesterday afternoon from New
ORR.
The Ogeeehse has on an unusual
8 heavy cargo OF freight this trip.
qne goods are Tor local merchants
pnd those In - along the line
Of the rof 1g
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23

Rev J. q. Sammons, paStnr Sun
day morning subject; @Tae Result
Of Disobedienco ana the Reward "A
Obedience as Illustrated By twoa
Gods servants "A 4Great CITY
stirred by tho Religious Awak.
ening." Sunday school p,45 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.SO D.
All ,,t.ttora 80 ~4....--. -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
DETECTIVES At
bIAGENESS ON
The THAW CASE
Ssat There BY Jerome TO
Gather Evidence From Those
Employed There
AS TO IHAH'S SANITY
enderstood That He Showed Signs
Of Being Of Unsound Ming When
He Visited on the island a
Few Wears Ago.

" with the RAW
ERsSttiug pretty
delees is reliasly stated, was
recently in the city enroute TO Dun
4rness. the home Of the carnegies,
where, it is also stated, the detective
as sent by District Attorney Jer-
cale TO gather evidence to be sub
mitted when the lunaey commission
IS secured. showing that Thaw is in
sane
rhaw as is well known s
related TO the Carnegies, his sister
Icing the wife of George Carnegie,
The nephew Of Andrew Carnegie and
aou Of Mrs. William Carnegie. and
ns had often visited the latter ut
uqaeeness. Cumberland island IN
ss @ay Of otoer the fazt that
80 the island reached me
srHes win additional IN.
81 that White tAere he show
$siens of being q man OF unsound
iais ana therefore the detective
vas sent 70 secure what Information
hc could
Il Is learned that many Of those
atDloyed at the island remember
,naw who was Guest Of the Car
les law years ago It is stated
.hat be ted very gueoHy whAe
efer there and on several occasions
seted ike man Of insane mind
IN one instance, it Is said. he went
car fcr a horseback ride and before
he returned he rode the fast and st5-
iyh eed 10 death salloping over
iae island like Wild man Employ
ees there noticed his many strange
actiong Curing the visit and = is
,ated The detective s,Sceeded IN
LecpYag some y ry valuable evidence
Nnich will be 81 nitteq as evidence
when the iunacy commission tries
the man for insanity
ghe detective remained on the IS
isad for several days but did not
lei the Carnasies know what his
tosiaess was. RE secured admission
10 the resort through some Of his
friends. but he suceeeled in Inter
Viewing ali Of the employees who
we're there during Thaw's last visit
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
"euFFaAFETrEs" GO TO 4AtL.
British Women Prefer conftnemeut
to Paynq Fine.

London, March 22.-Twenty-six
"suffragettes" who were arrested
yesterday for brawling within the
precincts Of parliament, wera sen.
fenced this morning to from SIS or a
fortnight or $40 or month in pris-
on. They all elected to 80 to jail
and were taken away in the vans.
amidst the mingled cheers aud
Jeers OF the crowds outside the po-
lice court
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
80 80 EHll!ecouoHs.

Norfolk, va, March 22.-Dsnnis
simmons Briggs, aged 85 years, q
prominent lumber merchant Of VIII
liamston, n c., died suddenly to-
day from Hiccoughs while on bus.
mess TRIP 10 Washington, N. G. ar.
Briggs was 80 1.Rt oe the 40 of
MllIiamstQK Rs 49,. sgsIlenk
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
10 r4r eLAcKFIsH BANKS.
Trip VIII be Made WEaln
the Next Two Weeks.


the Next Two Weeks.
with the approach Of the warm
weather, the fishermen are DOOM
ing up while the hunters are com
relied to take back seat and those
who are fond Of tne hook and line
win now have their inning. Many
parties have been ont after drum
recently and quite a number OF the
big hsh have been landed. They
viii be biting better in about two
weeks
A trip to the biackfsh and snap
per banks Is already being discussed
and It is understood that the first
TRIP win Be made in about two weeks
some large boat win be chartered
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
PEOPLE ARE LEAVING JeKYL.
Many Of Those Who Have Been
There for the Winter Returning.

There for the Winter Returning.
Jekyl, the winter home Of the mil
cnaires, will soon he entirely de-
serted as the visitors TO the island
ire rapidly returning to their homes
n the north and east Those ybo
have been down for the entire win
ter are now about ready to depart in
f. ct many Of them left during the
rast few days and only few fam.
lies are now on the island
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-23
Presbyterian Church.

There will be 10 service at the
Presbyterian church at II a. m. Sun.
day, nor viii the 4 o'clock Bible
class be held but at 7.So
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.

] hereby notify the Tax Payers of
Leon county that / will be at the fol.
lowing places on the day mentioned be-
low, for the purpose of receiving re-
turns of their property for taxation for
the year 1907:
J. A. Anders', Monday morning, Feb
ruary llth.
Iamonia, Monday afternoon, Febru-
airy 18th.
Manning's Store, Tuesday morning.
February 18th.
Miccospkie, Tuesday afternoon, Feb
ruary 18th
Black Creek, Wednesday morning,
February l3th.
ChaiTres, Wednesday afternoon. Feb
WOodyiDe, Thursday morning, Feb
ruary 14th.
BradfOrdville, Friday morning, Feb
ruary 18th.
Anon Church, Thursday morning
February 2lst.
Hugh Blacks Monday morning, Feb
ruary 25th.
Ocklocknee, Tuesday February 18th.
WILLIAM .. AMES,
Tax Assessor, Leon County.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08
Death Of Mr.. Sans.

Today about the hour tor oar going
20 press We are SORRY. indeed. tu lcaru of
the death of Nh. J. /. Sans. manager
Of the Singer sewing morhru" offices m
this city of typhoid pneumonia He
had been Nj for several weeks. Mr.
Sam was an excellent young man AND
has made hosts of iuruds m Tallahassee
during the snort time he had resided
here
Mr.. Sans father aud mother had
come all IN, way tI,m Kansas 20 visit
their son and his wife. ami had trcu
mere only few day when tnru hoy
Wan stricken with TIE lIlur.. which
cause1 his death. They Will start ou
THEN homcward journey next Monday.
accompanied 10y the grl"f-.tlIchUn wife,
conveying with them for iutormrut m
their Kansas home all that i..mortal of
the one whom they loved and cher
lshed.
The whole community extends sym
pathyto. the bereavcd wife and parents
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08
bond 81 Control PfaatInR.

The Board Of Control were in regular
session in this city last Saturday, with
q full membership present, the business
before il being mostly routine work, the
matter OF the report of the board to the
legislature being discussed and arranged
for. Bids for the SIC, 900 building for
the Carnegie library at the colOred nor
NAL were opended and considered, the
lowest being from a Jacksonville firm.
The contract will be- let within a few
days for the building. The plans for
the building were made by a student Of
the cOlored normal, and have been ap-
proved by the board
The changes made at the female
college on account of the destruction of
ohe of the dormtOricS 10y fire during
the Christmas holidays were also APP
proved Toy the board. The necessary
equipment for the departments of art.
domestic science and music have been
replaced under direction Of the board
The board was i'm session all day, and
bate IN the afternoon, accompanied bV
Mr.. II. j. Drduc, state ms ranr" agent.
and Architect Edwards. Inspected the
female college.
The insurance on the dormitorv and
furniture destroyed by fire recently,
amounting To- 81, 800
Advertise your business with us
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORHmc
JOHN C. COLLINS. Publisher

Mr.. John w. Demily and wife, Of
ValdoBta, Ga, were in the city Thurs
day.
Col. Raymond Cay was shaking hands
with hosts Of Tallahassee friends again
Monday.
DIR. j. A. Anders was among his warm
Tallahassee friends again Tuesday and
Wednesday
Prof. j. w. Wideman has been spend
ing this week with his family and Tai
lahassee friends
District Attorney w Il. Sheppard, Of
the u. s. Court, has many friends at
Tallahassee, with whom he is quite pop
ular and who are always pleased TO
welcome him TO the Capital.
Judge Charles SwRyne and the Off.
GERS OF his court are gaining new per-
sOnal friends and acqualntancPs among
TaIlshasaeeans with each official or
pleasure visit made to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Grower gave
q chaFmingly appointed little dinner
yesterday evening for Mrs. BlOn Bar
nett's distinguished guest, Mrs. Robert
Howard Gamble, Of Tallahassee, and
their own charming young kinswoman,
MIas Lizzie Mays, Of Monticello.
Times Union, 9Th.
Mrs. Joseph II. Burroughs will enter
tain at bridge tomorrow afternoon in
honor Of Mrs William s. Jordan's
guest, Mrs. S. -. Chittendcn. Of ITALIA
hassee. Mrs. Burroughs always as.
sembles a cOngenial cOterie Of friends,
and her parties are always enjoyed.
Times Union, 9Th.
Mr. Richardson, very old and feeble
Confederate veteran, who lived alone
In n room ~ the west end Of the Leon
hotel, was found dead sitting In q chair
In his room last Saturday morning.
His remains were prepared for burial
by Undertaken PrdtOrlOus aud he was
funcralzed by Father lIugon. Only a
short time before his death Hon II
Clay Crawford visited, conversed with
and gave him some money, and left
him, never having the least idea he was
so III, and he was surprised u few hours
later to hear ne was dcud The pail
bearers were MesSrs, i. V. Gully, W.
+. Gutenberg, Thomas Costa and " VI
LangstOn
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08
In the Circuit Court of Florida, End
Circuit con COuntv-In Chancery

Greasy Simmons. Complainant, vs. Julius Sim
mons, Defendant-Bill for Divorce
IL having been made TO appear by the afhdavit
Of the solicitor for the complainant that the resi-
dence Of the defendant Julius Simmons is I'M
known and that there Is no person In the state OF
Florida the service Of a subpoena upon whom
would bind the said defendant and that the said
defendant is over the age Of twenty-one;
II is therefore ordered that the said defendant,
Julius Simmons be and he hereby IL required to
appear TO the said bill of complaint on Monday,
the fourth day OF March, 1907. and that this order
be published once a week for eight consecutive
weeks, in the True Democrat. a newspaper pub
shed in the city Of Tallahassee, and in said county
and State.
Witness, Henry r Felkel. Clerk Of said Court
and the seal thereof this 26th day Of December. A.
d. 1905
[sEAL] HENRY T. FELKEL.
Clerk Of Circuit Court
A true cOpy-Attost:
HENRY 7. FELKEL,
i4-St Clerk Of Circuit Court.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08
A Fine Picture Free.

\ collection of Charles Dana Gibson :
best drawings has been secured by the
New York World FORTS readers These
drawings have Deen reproduced upon
line art paper, each suitabl for framing
aud are now beng given away with the
New York Sunday World. These draw
lngs would sell in stores forno less than
- cents each, and often tor Sl."n You
may get them free with The Sunday
Worl
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08
Don't Put on

Until tomorrow what you can de- today
If you are sutrorirR from torpid liver,
or constipation. don't wait until tumur,
row 90 get help
Buy bottle Of Hclbuc and pct that
liver working right rrump'uc>- apout
health savcs many sick spells 80 Mrs
Ida Gresham. Point, IrN., writes "
used Herbino IN my family Tor ,lN
years, and find it does ALL 1t claims Il
s1a -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08
Notice of Liquidation.

Notice Is hereby given that stockholders owning
more than twO-thirds Of the stock of the Mercan-
tile Exchange Bank have voted that the said Mer-
camille Exchange Bank 20 into liquidation and be
closed The creditor Of the said Mercantile EN-
change Bank are hereby notified that the said
bank II closing up it, affairs and they required
To present their claims against the Mercantile EN-
change Bank for payment
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
CORPORATE Seal w. +. COACHMAN,
President
Attest
ARTHUR F. Penny Secretary 1897
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-08

II your blood is impure. thin, Diseased, hot or
full Of humOrs.f you have blood poison, cancer,
cubuneles, eating sores, eerOfulha eczema. lteh-
ings, risinRs and bumps. sSabby, pimpy skln
bone pains, catafTh, Theufinatlsm OF any SKID
disease take Botanic Blood Balm (B. D. 81
Soon all sores heal. aches and pains stop and the
blood Is made pure and rich. Druggists or by eN-
press 81 per large bottle Sample free by writing
Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ca y. 3. b. h espe-
ciay advised for chronic. deep-seated eases, as Il
cures after all else fails. 4-lyr