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ii E MARLBORO-DEMOCRAT
BENNETTSVILLE, S. C.
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DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO.,
fSnb?or|ptlon prloet
One year.$1.00
Six months.50
Three months.BO
PERSONAL
J w Smith is spending the sum
mer in the north..
W F Stevenson of Cheraw was |
hore attending court yesterday.
Miss Nellie Bristow of Florence
is \^ ^ug her cousin, Mrs J J
W S Ellerbe and L K Breeden
were marshals at Spartunburg
commencement.
: G AV Waddill of Sumter was|
I here Monday ns a witness in thc j
?Crosland- Graham case.
Miss Evelyn Rogers of thc|
Greenwood graded school faculty
is visiting her sister, Mrs CPI
Wells.
Mrs Elizabeth Weatherly was
received into tho Baptist church
Sunday by letter from Red
Springs.
"-'Thc Adams House is not closod
during^he absence of Mrs Adams!
and Mrs Mcilveen, but is being]
conducted by Mrs Rosa Breeden.
H w carroll has been circulating!
a petition to have the dogs in
town muzzled, and it has been
signed by a large number of citi
zens.
Miss Myrtle Bonhn of Dunbar
spent Monday in town with her
cousin, Miss Ethel Thomas. She
was on her way to thc Ousley
Ham marriage at middendorf.
C E Tongue, the contractor on
thc nc." road across thc swamp to
Jwuaw bridge, was in town Sat
pUay and says ho will soon have
io rond completed.
Tho. meeting at thc Baptist!
chu . ii ,v iii bog m . Tri
janoth?x Marlboro boy ?nu i? do ,
lng wflrl in his adopted home in{
the far west. K L Manship, son ol'
JJ I) Manship of McColl, is manag
er of an ice plant at Kingsmore,
Arizona.
The Murchison school faculty
?has been completed by the election
lot M C Foster of Spartanburg,
principal, and Miss Vivian Ford
I of Rici) assistant in tho primary
department. Mr Foster1 has been
teaching at Greenville and Miss!
'ord at S partan burg.
ll B Fuller and family leave
hursday for their summer vucu
on to Saratoga springs, N. Y.
ftcr spending a few days there,
icy will go to Montreal, Can.
rom there will sail up the St.
aw renee, through the Thousand
. lands, westward through thc CH
IC chain of lakes, stopping at I
.li?rent points in the United
tales and Canada, and will spend
ic rcjjfaof thc summer in Chicago.
JOHN M. McFALL
crover Marlboro Boy Who Bas
Become a Successful
Teacher
JR^s paper has received thc
rwj^cctus of thc Donaldson Milit
ry school, located at Fayetteville,
C. The principals are Samuel M
'.ced, tr graduate and former pro
5SSor ol' tho University of South
'arolina, and John M MeFitll.
Mr M o Ku ll is former Marlboro
ey, and received the scholarship
. tho College ol Charleston from
lis county. The prospectus has
to following sketch aller his
mic:
JOHN MONTEITH MCFALL, A. M.
ILUMIUA UNIVERSITY, NBN YORK,
1903-1904 A 1) Colh-o of Char
ton; 1904-1905 Graduate Stu
nt College bf Charleston; 1901
05 Professor of History and
i?i in tho Charleston University
hool, Charleston, S C.; 1906
07 Professor Of History and
ttiii in thc Peacock Military
ool, San Antonio, Texas; 1007;
)8 1 I cad master ol' tho Peacock
iHtai'.V School, San Antonio,
t i-xas. .. . .
COW KILLED BY LIGHTING
Two Others in Mr. Baldwin's Sta
ble Stunned.
Last Tuesday morning a stroke
of lightning killed a COw in a stall
at W J Baldwin's, in tho eastern
part of town.
There wer o three cows in tl ic
stall at the timo. Mr Baldwin was
sitting on his back porch and saw
the lightning descend. Immedi
ately afterward, a yearling ran out
of tho stall atid commenced turn
ing mund in a dazed condition.
Mr Balwin went out and found
two cows lying down in tho stall.
One of them was making efforts to
get up. Mr Baldwin helped lici
to her feet and she walked off.
The other cow was dead, and
showed no signs of life after Mr
Baldwin got to the stall.
Neither tho stall nor anything
near it, except thc cow, was in
jured in any way or showed any
sign of the stroke of lighntning.
Mr Balwin had a horse to die
the night before, but it died from
other causes, and was not killed by
lightning, as has been reported
Weak women should try Dr. Shoop's
Night Cure. These soothing, healing,
antiseptic suppositories go direct to the
seat of these weaknesses. My "Hook
No. 4 Por Women" contatins many val
uable hints to women, and it is free.
Ask Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. to mail it.
Ask the Doctor in strictests confidence,
any question you wish answered. Dr.
Shoop's Night Cure is sold by
Jno. T. Douglas.
Clemson Agricultural College
Examination.
The examination for thc award of
Scholarship in Clemson Agricultural
College will be held in the County Court
Hoiise on Friday, July 3rd. at 9 am.
Applicants must fill ont proper forms,
to be secured from the County Superin
tendct of Education, before they will bc
allowed to Stand the examinations. For
detailed information apply to thc Supt.
of Education or to the President of Clem
son College.
Applicants for admission to the college
\vh? are not seeking for thc scholarships
will also stand entrance examination at
the court house July 3rd.
The Scholarships are worth ? 100 and
free tuition.
The next session of college opens Sept.
ng piK's after years of suffering Al
ny drug store.
IT'S ALWAYS BAD
Thc Best of Backs Arc Bad When
They Ache, and Ben
netts dlle People
Know lt.
A bad back is always bad.
Bad at night when bedtime
comes,
Justus, bad in tho morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for
it?
Know they euro backache
euro ovory kidney ill?
Mrs. R H Ham. of Cotton Mill
District. Darlington, S. (J., says:
" I am fooling in nob stronger and
botter since I used Doan's
Kidney Pills and ? do not hesi
tate to recommend thom. Be
fore 1 learned of thoir merit. J
sugered constant' from dull,
imaging backache* and terrible
ffpai? throughout the kidney re
gions. 1 could hardly furn in
bod and mornings when 1 would
arise, my back would bo so lamo
and sore that I could hardly
cress my self. My kidneys wore
quito weak and tho passage of
vre rel ions were distressing. !
used plasters and liniments bul
they did not help mo and when I
learned about Doan's Kidney
Pills, I procured a box, 1 used
thom according lo directions and
in rt few days the backache dis
appeared and my kidneys were
toting properly. 1
Kor sale by all dealers. Price
V) cents. Foster-Mil burn Co..
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the ? nited States.
liomember tho namo-Doans
-and take no other.
"Health Coffee" is really tile close
Coffee hnitntihi ever vet produced.This !
lever Coffee .Substitute was recently pro
duced by Dr Shoop of Racine, Wis. Not
a gralll Of real Coffee in it either. Dr
Shoop's Health Coffee is made from pure
toasted grains with malt nuts etc. Really
it would fool an expert who might drink
il for Coffee. No 20or 30 minutes tedious
boiling "Made in a minute" says the doc
tor Sold by R D Rogers & Ibo.
Thc Best Pi??s Ever Sold
"After doctoring IS years for chronic
indigestion, and spending over two hun
dred dollars, nothing has done mc as
mach good as or. King's New Dife Pills.
I consider them the best pills ever sold:"
writes 15 F Ayscuo, of Ingleside, N. C.
Sold umler guarantee at Douglas & bree
den drug store. 25c.
RECITAL BY
HONE GIRLS
ASSISTED BY MISS URMA
WEBSTER OF BOSTON
A Peculiar Treat in Store for Ben*
nettsville People Wednes
day Evening.
There will be a recital at thc
Murchison school auditorium on
Wednesday evening, july 1 which
will bo of peculiar interest to thc
people of Bennetts vi ile and sur
rounding country, not only on ac
count pf the high grade of the en
tertainment, but on account of thc
following young ladies who will
take part: Miss Urina Webster,
reader; Miss Clara Pearson, voca
list; Miss Grace Mitehcll, pianist.
Tho hist two are Bcnnettsville
girls who have taken the highest
stands in music. They both grad
uated at Columbia College, the
one making a specialty of vocal
and thc other instrumental music.
They were distinguished in their
departments, and have charmingly
entertained public and private au
diences in Columbia and elsewhere.
While Miss Webster is not a
Marlboro girl, she has many rel
atives and friends in this county,
whom she is now visiting. She is
a daughter of thc late Dr Webster
of Wilmington, and has taken a
course in the Emerson college of
Oratory, Boston, Mass. She is a
reader of raro endowments and
? training. She has publicly recited
in several towns, where she has
i been most highly complimented,
land she has ol ten charmed her
friends by her recitations in priv
ate homes, lier recitals consist of
dialect readings, monologues,negro
I and Irish impersonations.
I Tickets aro on sale at Douglas
CANDIDATES
u
Candidates cards arc published from
date of iascrtiou till tho election for
five dollars, cash in advance.
AUDIT! >K
1 hereby announce myself a candi
dato for reappointment to thc ellice
of County auditor, subject to thc ac
tion of the Democratic primary.
A-D .1 1? Campbell.
SI I Ki "IKK
l hereby announce mysell as a can
didate for Sherill of Marlboro County
subject to tho results of thc Demo
cratic primary.
A-i) W r Rogers.
1 am a candidate for thc olllce of
sherill' of Marlboro county, subject to
tho rules and result of Lite approach
ing Democratic primary,
A-h K .1 Woodley.
SUPEKVISt >1{
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for thc. olllce of County supervi
sor, subject to thc action of the Den.
oe ratio prima iv.
A-D ? D Graham,
I hen by announce my candidacy
for reelection to tho ellice of Suporvi
sor of Marlboro county subject to thc
results of the Democrat ic primary.
A-D Frank Manning, ?ir.
TUKASUBKR
I hereby announce mysell a candi
date for County Treasurer, subject to
thc action of the Democratic primary.
A-D c\V Crosland.
CLICK? OV C< >UUT
I hereby announce myself a candi
dato, for clerk of Court, subject to the
action of thc Democratic primary.
A-D John ll Thomas.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Clerk of Court, subject to
oho action of thc Democratic primary.
A-D .loll' D Kdc.ns.
I hereby annonce myself a can
didato for clerk of court,subject Lo t he
action of thc Democratic primary.
A-D Tom c Hamer.
I hereby announce, myself a candi
date for re-election to thc OfllCC of
Clerk of Court, subject to thc Demo
cratic primary.
A-D .1 A Drake.
CONGRESS
I announce myself a candidate for
Congress from thc sixth district, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
A-D PA Hodge*.
UNITED STATES SENATE
I bog to announce my candidacy for
tho United States Senate in the ap
proaching Democratic Primary, and
1 respectfully solicit tho support of
the Democratic voters of the State.
IA.D. u. ci. Rhett.
Town of Bennetisville, S. C.
For Year Ending April 30, IS 09.
An Ordinance for the purpose of raising
funds to pay current expenses and ex
isting indebtedness of the Town of
Ik-nncttsville, S. C., by requiring tho
payment of a License Tax for Hie year
1908. by persons or corporations en
gaged or intending to engage in any
calling, business, occupation or pro1
fessioh, in whole or in part, in said
Town as may heroin be specified, and
to provide a penalty for neglect or re
fusal to pay such License Tux:
Whereas, the. present revenue of tho
town of Hcnncttsville from the taxation
of property, and other sources, is inade
quato to pay nil of the current expenses
.md deina nd obligations of the Town and
Whereas, by act of thc General As
sembly of South Carolina, the cities und
towns of said state, are authorized an
nually to require the payment of such
reasonable sum' or sums of money tis n
License Tax, by any person or persons
ir corporation engaged or intending to
.ingage in any calling, business or occu
pation in whole or part within the said
.ilios or towns in said state, except min
isters of the gospel ?nd teachers, and to
,>ass such Ordinances ns are necessary
to carry the provisions of the said act
into effect.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the
power thus granted to us and for the
purpose of increasing the revenue of the
Town to a sutUeient amount.
be it ordained hy thc Mayor and al
lernten of tho town of Denbettsville and
?>y authority of the same.
Section I. That any person or persons
ir corporations, engaged in any calling,
business profession or occupation, in
\vholc or i- 1 '"Whin the limits of the
Town of 1 , as may hereafter
bo spec)fl tain on or before
1st day of a license there
tor in tl Hereinafter proverb
'>od. An persons or eorpor
11ion cor r intending to com
mchce br id Town on or after
the 1st d 1908 shall in like
mumer CUSO therefor, before
.Mitering calling, business,
professii liions, as are herein
liter sp
Sec. ny person or persons
ir corp? Igcd in or intending
to engaj ailing, business, pro
fesi?n i n for which a license
is requit ply to the Clerk and
Treason own of bennettsvillc
for thc > 'ibm all such licenses
dial) ho . shall ?it ti.o ii.?., -f
_. ... t^iihiigj uusiness, profession
or occupation for which license is re
quired.
Mid. The placo where such calling,
business, profession or occupation is to
he ( a t ried on,
Whereupon the clerk and Treasurer
shall, upon payment of the proper tax,
issn.- tho required license, Nothing here
in contained shall in any manner affect
any <ither requirement of law elsewhere
enacted or ordained in regard to any
calling, business, profession or occupa
tion.
s.e. m. lt' any person or persons or
corporation shall exercise or carry on
.my calling, business profession or occu
pation, tor the exercise, carrying on ot
doing of which a license is required hy
this ordinance, without taking out a li
cense, than sueh person or
p e r s o n s or e o r p or alio n
shall, in addition to the license tax, be
subject to a penalty ol' twenty percent
of thc amount of such license tax, which
ta\ and penalty shall be recovered in the
manner hereinafter prescribed, and if
any person or persons or corporation re
quired so to do by the tenus of this or
dinance shall refuse or neglect to make
out, ami deliver lo the Clerk and Treas
urer of tue 'town of bennett-ville on or
before the time herein required the slate
nient provided for by Section ll of this
Ordinance, or shall make a false Mate
rnent or shall refuse to take and sub
scribe an oath or allirinalion as to tho
truth of -nih statements, or any part
I lie; cot, or from any cause shalt fail to
take out such license as may be requir
ed by this ordinance, the said Clerk and
Treasurer shall report the ease to the
Mayor, who shall proceed to ascertain as
nearly as possible the business of such
person or persons or corporation, tor
which he, she, they or it may be liable
to a license tax therefor, and in COSO
of default, for l he pllrpOSC of such ill1
vost iga Hon the said Clerk and Treasurer
shall notify the person, pei80119 or corpo
ration in default to appear before the
Mayor at his ofllco at a time stated in
said notice, and also such other person
or persons as said Clerk and Treasurer
may desire to examine, and thc parly
sought to be charged with said license
tax, if he shall attend, together with any
witness called as aforesaid, shall be ex
mn i ned by the Mayor under oath or nf
(lunation touching the nature of the
business of Mich party and everything
which may evince tho amount of license
tax for which such party shall be liable.
Prom the information thus acquired the
Mayor shall find and assess the amount
of license tax due by such party, wheth
er he, she or it. may have attended the
investigation or not, and shall add there
to a penalty of 20 per cent thereof; and
should such license tax mid penalty tu
not paid within ten days thereafter, the
said Clerk and Treasurer shall issue an
execution therefor under his hand and
tho seal of the Town of iJciinottsvillo
directed to the Sheriff of Marlboro Coun
ty, in said State, aha* tho said Sheriff
tax and penalty by levy and sale of real
and personal property as now provided by
law, for the collection of taxes; together
with an additional five per cent of tho
whole amount, which shall bo the
Sherill's compensation for making such
collection in addition to one dollar for
making sueh levy, which shall be paid by
Hie delinquent without entry or mileage
fees; Provided, however, that any per
son, or corporation shall havc^ the
right of appeal i<* thc Town Council of
Bcnncttsville (notice of sueh appeal hav
ing been given to the (Merk and Treasur
er within live days from the time at
which sueh assessment of license and
penalty shall have been made) and upon
hearing sueh appeal the said Council
shall make such order therein as shall
seem just and proper, and provided fur
ther, that, in lieu of thc remedy above in
this section set forth to enforce pay
ment, an action or actions may be
brought by the Town of Bcnncttsville
in any cc art of competent jurisdiction
for the recorery of said license tax and
the penalties thereon, and provided fur
ther that any person, persons or corpora
tion who shall carry on, or attempt to
carry on, any calling, business, profes
sion or occupation without a license as
herein required or who shall neglect or
refuse to give the information required
or to answer such questions as may bc
required or who shall fail to attend be
fore the Mayor to be examined by him
when so required, ns provided in Sections
ll and III, of this Ordinance, may be
deemed guilty of a violation thereof be
fore the Mayor or Council, may be fined
not more than one hundred dollars or
be imprisoned not exceeding thirty days.
Sec. IV. That all licenses granted un
der this ordinance shall be posted in
a conspicuous ' place, except in case of
vehicles fer hire, which vehicles shall
have placed upon them metal badges,
with the number of badge and the li
cense year marked thereon, such badges
lo be furnished by the Clerk and Treas
urer upon payment of the license tax.
Puilarc to keep such a badge upon such
vehicle shall subject the person owning
or using the same to a penalty of not I
more than thc dollars or imprisonment
for not more than ten days upon convic
tion thereof. Thc licenses granted under
this ordinance shall at all times be sub
ject to inspection by any officer of the
Town of Bcnncttsville, and no calling
profession or occupation shall be carried
on elsewhere than at the place named
in the 1?C0I18G therefor, unless authority
be granted by the Clerk and Treasurer,
which authority shall be endorsed on
the license.
Sec. V. All lice?????? ~i v:y> -
cord ol ?ill licenses issued, and all monies
received therefor, which money shall
be applied in payment of current ex
penses and existing indebtedness of the
Town of Bennet tsville, ami for no other
pin pose.
Sic VII. Tin- following sum or sums
. if money are required to be paid to the
said Clerk and Treasurer for r. license
io carry on nny basin s, calling, profes
sion ur occupation, in whole or in port,
within tlie limits of the Town of Ben
net tsville, as in such case specifically ap
pears, viz:
Collection <>f Kents, &c, ..? 5 00
Kxpress Com])mies or Agencies .CS 00
[usuranee, Kire, Accident, Hail
and Live Stock Co 5 00
Life I usu rance Co's each 10 00
Hilliard, Pool or Bagatelle
each 50 Ot)
Pawn Brokers, e.ich per y ear 25 0U
Plying Jennies, steam or horse
riding galleries per day >?
.per week Sit) 00
icc deniers, retail, per year, 5 00
Side of Sewing .Mai hines, Organs,
Pianos, when not in connection
with other business lu 00
Laundries or Agencies 2 ,">o
Patent Rights of any kind ll) 00
Telegraph Companies or Agencies 15 00
Contractors, per year ."> 00
Contractors doing their own work
pay no license
Lightning Rod Agents, per year 5 00
Tin shops per year .'> 00
Bakery, per year 5 00
Brokers, Mdse, per year or less 10 00
Cabinet .Makers, per year 5 00
Bulling Works, per year 5 00
Restaurants, charging not over 25
cents per meal, per year 5 00
Restaurants charging over 25
cents per meal, per year 7 50]
Bill Posters, per day 1 00
howling Alleys, each per month, 5 Ut)
Bicycle Kepa ir Shops, per year 5 00
Bill Posters, per year 10 00
Dealers in fresh meats, beef, mutton
pork, goat, tish shipped into thc
county 10.00
?.Hotels, not charging over $1 per
day. per year 5 00
Hotels, not charging over $1.50
per day, per yoair 7 50
Hotels, not charging over $2 per
day, per year 10 00
Skating rinks, 10 00
Auctioneers per year or less time 10 00
Exhibitions, traveling theatrical,
musical, art or others, for gain,
per day or night 2 50
Lunch Tables, or selling cooked
food on streets, per day 1 00
Kerosene or other Oil Co's 50 00
Architects, per year io 00
Plu moors poi1 year GOO
Dog License, each dog per year 1 00
Lawyers, each, 10 00
Doctors, each, 10 00
Livery and Feed Stables, per yea* 10 00
?Livery Business, nt lier t lian livery
sim ll proceed to collect thc said license
stables for biro, one horse team 2 00
two horse team, 3 00
All Boarding Houses, engaged in
the business of keeping boarders,
whether regular or transient
per year G 00
barber Shops, per chair per year 2 00
Piano Tuners 5 00'
Peddle rs or agents soliciting pho
tographs, lithograph pictures, &c,
for enlarging or copying, pr week 5 00
PcddlnrS offering for salo any kind
of mdse, to consumers, per week 6 00
Telephone Long Distance 10 00'
Planing Mills, not in connection
with other works, 10 00
Iron Works, 10 00
Real Estate Agents 5 00
blacksmiths and Wheelwrights,
cither or both 5 00
Shoe and harness shop, or either 5 00
Traveling dealers offering different
kinds mdse, notions or articles
per day G Q0
Cotton Seed Buyers, per year 10 00
Dealers in Horses or Mules, 35 ?0
Dealers in Patent or other medi
cines on streets, pjr day G 00
Marble and Granite Works 10 00
Telephone Exchanges 50 00
Dealers, Automobile Agents for 20 00
Occulist per year 10 00
Occulist, per week 5 00
Undertakers, per year, 10 00
Ali tailors cleaning and repairing
clothes 5 0f>
Dentists, each 10 00
Drays, Wagons, 1 horse per year 2 50
Drays, Wagon, 2 horse per year G 00
Cotton Buyers, each per year 10 00
Hanks, from one to $10,000 10 00
banks, from ten to $25,000 25 00
Hanks, from 25,000 to 50,000 50 00
Hanks from $50,000 to $100,000 75 00
Manufacturing farm implements 10 00
Loan and Trust Companies, 15 00
Traveling Book agents, per year 5 00
["raveling Fruit Tree agents
Selling or delivering, per year 5 00
Resident Mbntogrnphers per year 5 00
Non-resident Photographers pr year 5 00
lewelry not in connection with
other other business 5 00
Agents for Stoves, Ranges and
other household articles per year 10 00
Up County Wagons occupying pub
lic square, per day 1 00
Railroad Companies entering the
town, capitalized at ?250,000 or
less, per year 50 00
Railroad Companies entering thc
town, capitalized at over $250,
000, per year 100 00
Merchants doini' business les*thou
vb. hid la .ii each ?10,000 ?wi lei
up t mn including >0,00s)pe'
50c
iViid ph ' ll ii . Villon 1 sales up to
ainl i i ?ii?'ii ?< i?l 000 ncr 1000 2'?c.
. ii .??."_ -i?OjUy'U per ?J?u 10c.
On less than 10,000 per year 5 00
Cotton tanneries, each 25 00
Jil Mills, each 25 00?
Circus, or show, or animal exhibi
tion per day or loss, in thc dis
cretion of the Mayor from $5 to
100 00
building and Loan Association lo 00
Fach and every newspaper 7 50
Joli printing not in connection
with newspaper 5 00
l andy Manufacturers G CO
Merchant tailors soliciting from
consumers, lier year 5 00
Coal and wood yard, not in con
nection with other, business, 5 00
Iee Cream, Soda water. Lemonade
and bruit stands, oil street per
day 1 00
Sec. VIII. That wherever in this or
dinance the terms person, persons, cor
poration or party is used, the same
shall include not only the principals, hut
in their absence shall include any agent,
clerk or other employee, such agent,
managing the calling, business,, profes
sion or occupation respectively referred
to and generally where a license is here
in imposed for the carrying on of any
calling, business, profession or occupation
and the same is carried on by any agent,
clerk or employee shall be subject to thc
penalties herein imposed, should the
calling, business, profession or occupa
tion he carried on without taking out
Blich licer.se, ill the same manner as it
he, she or they was or were the pro
prietor or proprietors of the said calling,,
business, profession or occupation.
See. ?X. That this Ordinance shall'
take effect on and from the 1st day ot
May, A. D. 1908, and all ordinances or
parts of ordinances inconsistent here
with are hereby repealed.
Done and ratified in Council this the
20tli day of June, 1908.
A L Hamer,
City Clerk,
L J breeden,
Mayor.
Tired nerves with thai "no ambition"'
feeling that is commonly felt in spring
or early summer, can be easily and
cpdckly altered by taking what is known
to druggists everywhere as Dr, .Shoop's
Restorative. One will absolutely note a
changed feeling within 48 hours after
beginning to take thc Restorative. The
bowels get sluggish in the winter-time,
circulation often slows Up, the kidneys
are inactive, and even the Heart hi many
cases grows decidedly weaker. Dr.
ShoOp'S Restorative is recognized every
where as a genuine tonic lo these vital
organs. It builds up and strengt hens
the worn-out weakened nerves; it sharp
ens the failings appetite, and universal
ly aids digestion. It always tpiickly
brings renewed strength, life, vigor,
and ambition. Try it and bc convinced.
Sold by
Jno. T. Douglas.
