The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-07-05
The Wonderful knowledge To
Cure Disease by Hygiene
knowledge Comes From Understanding, So Get Under
standing:--It the Great Welsprng of Better Health
To Him or Her Who Hath It.

N. c.; E. w. Averson, police, Spar
tanburg;; Judge C. M. Bowles, Coro-
naca, s. C.
NJ. L. Donaldson, Qegislator) 1011
Pendelton street, with ten years ex-
perience, says it is as solid asa gold.
dollar, and Lee H. Wood, a merchant.
$50 South Main street, Greenville, s.,
c., who had acute indigestion, dying
away spells at night, says he would
not be without it. It stopped his trou-
bles at once.
Mrs. ]. F. Boggs (white), Liberty,
S. c., who was recommended to have
an operation performed, but after +
sold her the Hygenic Treatment, that
gave her the knowledge to do for her
self, she needed no knife nor doctor
for that trouble
Some Of the supposed needed opera
tons could be disposed of without the.
knife If you would only consult me
On the Hygenic plan, which consulta-
ton would cost you nothing if you
come to see me. And, If you needed
the operation you can not get any
thing that will purify the blood and
put the system in a more healthy con-
dition for the operation, quicker cheap
er, safer, more thorough, more perma-
nent and more intelligently than Hy-
giene when properly applied.
J. ". Davis, president First National
bank, Hendersonville, N. c.; D. T..
Stodenmire, real estate and money
lender, Sumter, and Mr.. C. L. Stucky,
Bishopville, S. c., all the above are:
whites. 6.
Rev. Richard Carol, Bishop W. D.
Chappelle, ex-president Allen Uniyer-
sity; D. M. McGill, P E., 2011 \ Sumter
street; N. H. Collins "a large mer-.
chant, 1921 Pine street, Columbia, s.
! c.; R. w. Westberry; employee of the
agricultural department, 10 Council
street, Sumter, S. c.; Prof. G.. NJ
Young, president HARRISON College,
Irmo, S. c.; Prof. E. J.SGregg, princi-
pal Hoge graded school, Newberry;
Rev. G. B. Hancock, pastor Bethlehem
Baptist church (colored}, who, on in
| PRODUCING me to his people and con-
gregation, after four years experience,
| told them he considered it was worth
| twenty-five dollars to him the first
time he tried it, and it certainly Is no:
humbug;. Gilbert Pettis, 615 Snowden
! lane, who has suffered with indiges-
| ton and shortness of breath for years,
and works at the white cemetery, IS a.
new man ia feeling, and troubles
gone; M. C. Scurry, II. F. D. No:
John Caldwell Cbarber) Caldwell
street, Newberry, S. c., and Peter Hem
derson. r. f. D. No. 2, Kinards, s. e.
Reader, if you or any OF your folks
or friends want better health than
Won or they have and are spending
money on your health, but doubt my
statement, it will pay you to FISK a
letter with a two cents enclosed TO
some of these people. We must pc
lieve some one.
] will be at Rev. i. W. Jennings,
sunset Park, Newberry, S. G. Phone
$50 8 rings, instead of Jack Douglas
on Saturday DeIore EAe nls nlsn ~.
day in June and Saturday before
the first Sunday in July. and remain
until Tuesday each time, and at the
SUNDAY school convention on Frlday
before the second Sunday in July, at
Vaughnville. Baptist church. five males
north Of Chappells, S. G., at Mrs. kacn-
81 Thompson's No. 157 Auburn Ave.
Atlanta, Ca, during the setting OF me
Grand Lodge Of the G. q. Q. OF odd
Fellows, at Mannings, s. Z. during
the Grand Lodge setting OF g. Y. =: 30. o J
Ia r and at Mrs. Francis 1. Ausuns
Al South St, Charleston, >. C- during
the setting of the Grand Lodge q tnes
Knights Of Pythias. All orders or So
cieties paying sick dues to us mem
hers will do well to consider tnls
treatment as you will not nave ohs
dollar out of ten to pay any more.
It will cost you from sow 70 sl0'9e'
according to your troubles
In leaving messages always ieA'e
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