The Aberdeen weekly. [volume], December 29, 1905, Image 2

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The Aberdeen Yeehly
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
T
The Weekly Publishing Co.
T. T. DEAVENPOKT. Editor and Manacer.
Subscription - - - $1.00 Per Year
Fit I DAY DECKMHKU 2
Tin Mi?.i?-iiiii Igilatun will
convene lxt Ttitlay.
, Tli Irginlatur fluld not ovt
lax itself in intn luring tM-ii'Itw
M1K K:i )i fuMuU r fliouM put a
elieek ujm that r.ittiKint projwii.-i
ty that lia- -ii.uim-d h tuu-lt of
tlir Hiioii in the Kift and rrslvt
to intrdinv no Itit w-nsiMf
untit. Th jn-I' io nt rat a
I1i"lat4r y tin quantity of law Im
pnipiw's nor tin quality of hot air
h lilraty in tlw -:iit;il hall. Iff
i extinint-d anol appn i atol hy tin
quality of what h ami ?ny&
ami th ahility In iiiunitrt. in in
tliM'lii'iiig the lun tim tit of ln.lf
Hiini' l:wf. In tin- approaching
rion a wild .-pirit of rxtravaiStiMv is
th thrii ttiiing pro-ii-t, Kwry
p-rNii who holds a Stat oilier, or
iispim to on, and i-v-ry linul of a
Stit institution, v. In tli r t-dma-tional
or othrrw i.i, is iiit-rti-d to
havr his Kilary raistd or to g t an
in r awl appropriatiott ami has hal
hi. intlm iui s at work for months
to that end. The average hgislator,
whi-ii hi g-ts to Jark.-on, will ln-ar
complaints and ttmpl. tints of the
Jiigganlly sa!ari Niil ly the State
ami tin inathtptate appropriations
niaWe for the .-iprt of its institu
tion. The fart is the salaries mw
are so attnu tive that randtdatrs will
run o r t-aeh other and snd htin-dn-ds
of lollars of their own uiom-y
year after next to secure them. The
t"oiI tnu-tly that llii.s iimt-f
"
ter oi Ktiarien i n-u as n is, aui
that fhc legislature will get down to
work and enact laws forth general
welfare and for the more rapid de
velopment of the State.
The Misi-ixMJ.pi delegation in Con
gress have Ih-cii assigned to the fob
lowing committees: J. S. Williams,
Ways and Means; I.(i. Humphries,
Itiver and Harbor; Mr. powers.
Public Buildings; K. S. Candler.
Agriculture and Liquor Trafbe;
Mr. welkin, D. C and Pensions; ,lin fid days for turkeys.
Adam llvrd. Elections Xo. 2; Mr. ' -""-
Hill, Post Ollin. and.P.-t PoadsJ M"." baveU-cn invested
and Mr. Spight, Marine and Fid.-j1" 1,4 w rjmnttions organizid in
cries.. Taken alt.-gvther, the MijMiippi within the pa.-t two
.:.. .i i ....: : , i:..i i.. i years.
M!Mppi 'H Ug.HMMI I.' I irilllillilj
placet 1.
The friends of constitutional pro
hibition will make an earnest ctTort
at the appnaching ses-ioii f the
legislatun to have that measure in
trMratel into the organic law of
the State. These gd Jwople are
)iotiet in what they advocate and
eatiiestly tlesire to improve the
moral cnditious of the common-
wealth. They are just mistaken in j
the means to accomplih that end, i
The history of constitutional pro-j
hihitioii in other States' has proven
that such CieeiVe measures incite
to rvt-ellioii and thus promote vio
lations. The drink habit is an evil
for moral .uasion and the sooner
the temperance pi.pie direct their
effort tluit way the U tter.
The whiskey evil in its varioii
phases, and restricted, as it is, by
prohibitive enactments and the Um
of public M ntiuient, is bid in the
liest form in which it now exists,
bnt this cannot ! eorttortd into
an argument that the saloon evi r
was, ever can 1- or ever will l a
solution ( the question'.
lion. J. (J. Uobins has Uen ;tp
kinteI to succeed t'haiicellor W. .1.
Ltnil), rt-!igneI, as Chamvilor of
this litrict. The apmintmeut is
highly gratifying to the M-ople and
the lar of the district.
Eggs have sold timing the Christ
mas times, in the various markets
of the State, at prices ranging from
to 2' to iA) cents the dozen. The
disparity of values in the various
towns, m doubt, is due to the wide
ly differing jmpularity of cggiiog.
Here in 'Aberdeen, w herevvh.it little
whiskey that is drunk is taken
straight, eggs sold at 2-V. a dozen.
The Pontotoc Sentinel in referring
to the grand jury empanelled at tin
late term . of the Circuit Court at
Pontotoc, says:
"The grand jury was dead game
and heJtl oil to its job well. ; We are
iiuformed, however, that it too has
e$ lsrt jmd loose." c.c : .
Cllnd.bleedins.itching and protrod
Ic2 ptVM are instantly relieved by
T:n : This remady Is pat op in
co2x?stle- tubes with noale - attach
. ocat, that the medicine may be
cl izsLia Erectly where the tron
tl cs!xUs. nanlSan reaves io-
dou oy j. a. uay. -
The Poaltry Exhibit.
Seven hundnkl and fifty bird,
dogj pigs, rabbits, turkeys, geese
and pigeons have been entered at
the Mississippi 4 Piroltry and Pet
Stock Exhibit, which ha Uen in
prognss here since Wednesday.. The
display is by far the most elalwirate
in the history of the association and
has attracted largr crowds and ag
gregation of hinls than heretofore.
Mr. S. T. Lea, of JlodgiV, South
Corolina, judge of the association,
completed the scoring yesterday at
it o'clock p. 111., but too Lite tO get
admission in this paper.
Today has U-en w-t apart special
ly for ladies, every one of whom is
cordially invited to attend the ex
hibit at the court house.
To-morrow the last day of the
show, and ieope from the eountry
who may l- in town, an invited to
call and see the display.
The otliit rs of the association for
the ensuing year will U elected at
the close of the exhibit. Ill all
proUihility Aberdeen will U clnisen
for next year's meet. Too much
cannot le said in commendation of
the oHiecrs, to whose management
the fplcltdid success of the attsoria
tion i largely dm.
WINNERS.
Again theOaklawn Poultry Farm,
Dr. L. (!. Nisltet, Proprietor, has
won lirt premium on the excellent
White Wyandotte? hred on his farm.
At the Alabama State Poultry ex
hibit, held at Montgomery last week.
Dr. Xcsbit was awarded a beautiful
gold-lined loving cup for the best
breed of White Wyandot te4 in that
exhibit. Also his birds have taken
first premiums at Starkville, Miss.,
llunt.-ville, Ala., and Marshall,
Texas, this season.
Ilr ' i.l at li-ia irt-iOaiii ti ) m inniil
. . m
4f.I llitt fill- kTtllll M if 1.1ft. I I il-lti I
his farm.
The ollicial ciaint for mayor of
Xcv York was complete! at mid
night last Saturday night. The re
turns sliovd that Mct'lellan re
ceived a I mil t ".IK) votes less than had
Imii acereditctl him fixing his ma
jority over Hearst at almut olOO.
Why not resolve now!
wait for the new year?
Why
Thanksgiving ami Christmas are
"I kill prove da is puttin' too
much water in le whiskey nowa
day' said one negro to another on
the street, Tuesday.
How yt.u tells dat?" asked the
other.
"Case dcre was t few tlrunk nig
gers in Alrerdeeu, Christmas, " an
swered Sam ho.
The Weekly nHicv has the largst
line of job stM-k, visiting cards,
e!!lug stationery etc. ever carried
in the city. It has the newest lines
of type and docs, the most up-to-date
job work. A trial will con
vince oll.
CCTCJbARS tearing the Hawkes
ami I.iblMy marks is the llnest, and
ohotiki Im iilentided ly their mark to
avoid imitatioie. The only way to
get Hawkes' and lablx-j-'H is. thrtmgh
tf. MAI K II "J E W K I. It Y STORK.
Florence Davis Mippirted by El
liott Dexter in "The Player Maid"
will In the attraction next Thurs
day, January -I, at the 'Tern pic The
atre. The Kaleigh Times of Octo
Irer .51 has the following to say:
Miss Florence Davis, the ietite
little Southern actress, who is mak
ing a name for herself in "The Play
er Maid," was here last evening in
the leading role of that delightful
comedy.. This is Miss Davis' sec
ond visit to Ualeigh and at each
pnentatioii she has captured her
audience by reason of her demure
loveliness and clover acting. Miss
Davis has a iart that is perfectly
suited to her, and is to le congrat
ulated in securing a play that brings
out her special powers, ami to have
selected a company of such clever
artists to supimrt her. Miss Davis
will always find an appreciative au
dience in Raleigh."
This is but one of many favora
ble criticisms of this clever young
actress and her decidedly capable
company.
An Emergency Medicine.
For sprains, bruises, burns, scalds
and similar injuries, there is nothing
so good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
It soothes the wound and not only
gives instant relief from pain, but
causes the parts to heal in about one
third time required by. the usual treat
ment. Sold by all dealers in medi-
At one time or another between now
and Xmas, you will need - something
in the Jewelry line. See ' bur' line
brlnj your favorite catalogue we
trUl save you ncsay. v-r ': - -
OBITUARY. :
rDr.'H. V. Hendrick, m of Maj.
B. O. and Julia Hendrick, was
horned in Columbus, Miss., July
30tliKl853. lie professed religion
and joined the Elm Street M. E.
Church South w hile attending col
legt at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn.,
and finished bis medical course.at
Col lege "of Physicia'ns ami Surgtns
Baltimore, Md. Practised medicine
a few years but bad hV give it up on
account f ill health. : .
He was happily married to Miss
Quilla Peavy Jan. Si, 18UU.
Dr. ilemlrick was a man of high
moral standing, honored and es
teemed by all who knew him. He
was a man of the highest type of
Christian character, deeply pious,
consecrated in heart ami devoted in
service. His interest and his zeal
for his church was beautiful. He
loved the church and its mission
and devoted himself and means to
its service. He was his Pastor's
true friend. He serve 1 the church
as Trustee, Steward and Superin
tendent of Sunday SchtHil ami in all
these places he was true and faith
ful. On Sunday Xov. .", at his home
near Egypt, Miss., he pissed quiet
ly away and on the following Tues
day was laid to nst in the Odd
Fellow's Cemetery, Alrerdecn, Miss.,
to await the resurrection of the just.
He leaves a wife, sister and brother
to mourn his loss.
T. M. Bkowni.kk.
Our advertising should tlx two
thoughts firmly in your mind: We
meet all competition and have gotHls
in btock. JIaikr Jkwelkv Stork, tf
If you want to buy your winter sup
ply of canned goods, see us at once.
We have the stock and prices.
F. I). CAKTER & Co. Phone 79.
Has Stood the Test 25 Years.
The old, original CS ROVE'S Tastless
Chill Tonic- You know what you are
laking. It is iron and quinine in a
tasteless form. ro cure no pay. 2;e.
We carry the swellestline of X-mas
STATIONERY in the city, from
$1.00 to $5.00 per Box.
tf. MAIER JEWELRY STORE.
Diamond Ring on credit.
Maier Jewelry Store.
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
le, b. All druggis.s refund uie money
if it fails to cure. K. W. C! ROVE'S
signaitire is on each box. 25c.
Parker Fountain Pens 75 cents.
Maier Jewelry Store.
100 Wedding Invitations $5.50
Maier Jewelry Store.
Anyone suffering from Kidney pains
back ache, bladder trouble or rheum
atism who will take a dose of Pine-
ules upon retiring at night, shall be
relieved before morning. J. A. lay.
Qrip Quickly Knocked Out.
"Some weeks ago during the severe
winter weather both my wife and my
self contracted severe colds which
speedily developed into the worst kind
of a lagrippo with all its miserable
symptoms," says Mr. J. S. Egleston,
of Maple Landing. Iowa. "Knees and
joints aching, muscles sore, head stop
ped up, eyes and nose running, with
alternate spells of chills and fever.
We began using Chamherloin's Cough
Remedy, aiding the same with a dose
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, and by its liberal use soon
completely knocked out the-grip."
These Tablets promote a healthy ac
tion of the bowels, liver and kidneys
which is always lienefieial when the
system is congested by a cold or at
tack of the grip. For sale by all deal
el's in medicines.
A reasonable amount of food thor
oughly digested and properly assimi
lated will always increase the strength
If your stomach isa "little off" Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you
eat and enable the digestive organs
to assimilate and transform all foods
into tissue-building blood. Kodol re
lieves Sour Stomach, Belching, Heart
Burn and all forms of Indigestion.
Palatable and strengthening. Sold by
J. A. Clay.
A Certain Cure for Croup.
- When a child shows symptoms of
croup there is no time to cxj.crimiui..
with new remedies, no matter how
highly they may be re-commended.
There is one preparation that can al
ways be depended upon.' It has been
in use for many years and has never
been known to fad, viz: Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. - Mr; M. F. Gompton
of Market. Texas, says of it, "I have
used Chamberlain's Cough- Remedy
in severe cases of croup with my chil
dren, and can truthfully say it always
gives prompt relief. For sale by all
dealers in medicines. 1
Indigestion is easily .overcome by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, be
cause this remedy digests what you
eat and gives the stomach a restal
lows it to recuperate and grow strong
again. . Kodol relieves Indigestion,
Belching of Gas, Sour Stjmacn, heart
burn, etc, and enables the. digestive
organs to transform all foods into the
kind of rich blood that makes health
and strength. Sold by J. A. Gay.
- Mow's This? '
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F.'J. CHENEY & CO.,Toledo,Ohio.
We, the . undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years.and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and flnanciaUy
able : to carry out' any obligations
made by his firm. ., ' , C- I
i Waxdinq, Kinnan Sc Marvin,
- Wholesale Druists, Toledo, Ohio.
. ilxll' Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. - -Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all drc Hsts.
Ta HiS's Ft-Uy kJ fc? eonsti
f c a,- - ' - 5- v' .-i :
Abordoon. Ilicsicsippi.
Tfce beanttl, tsilttful gad rmir
ahly located city of Aberdeen, )jhich
has never known an epidemic Lf any
description, . is anxiacs in, , her: , pro-'
gressive 'aspirations to correspond
with parties seeking locations for fac
tories and other industries that may
add diversity to her commercial, ag
ricultural and financial pursuits..
. We have; a 'population. ; including
suburbs, of about 6,000; three great
railroad systems the Frisco, Illinois
Central " and" "Mobile "&0hi6" ( part of
the Southern and flowing 'byua the
I Toinbigbeeriver.'' Three banks of "am
ple capital and abundant resources
meet every financial demand; splen
did public schools and buildings;
churches of almost all denominations,
Protestants and Catholic; factories
for the production of clothing, lum
ber, buttons, iee, cotton seed oil, sand
lime brick, in addition to a machine
shop and foundry, toll gins and nu
merous minor industries. As regards
water, we have the illimitable river
supply; about fifty delicious outflow
ing artesian wells; and the best sys
tem of water works in the State is
now being installed under municipal
ownership, with splendid sewer sys
tem. The region tribntory to us is
rich in timber.particularly hardwoods.
Our prospects art bright for new
railroad connections to supplement
the present fine freight facilities and
give control of- new territory. . The
present freight to this citv of steam
eoal from the Alabama mines is 80c.
a ton, or $1.40 laid down, and cannot
be excelled. The liberal State ex
emption, as to factories, is supple
mented by City exemption, and no
place, anywhere, can offer better or
cheaper factory sites, with easy rail
road connections.
We have an active Business League
that invites you to visit us, and will
take pleasure in demonstrating our
claims and sustaining our assertions.
Any communications addressed to
John It. Young, Secretary, or II. II.
Serae, President, will meet with
prompt resjHmse.
Write to us if you cannot come to
see us.
Abkkdekn Business Leauuk.
New Louisiana Sugar House Molas
ses, at F. I). CARTER & CO'S.
Don't be humbugetl by spectacle
order fakes. Come to Maier's Jewel
ry Store for glasses.
Sec our line of X-mas Candies, from
5c. to $5.00 a Ikx.
F. I). Carter & Co. Phone 79.
Elgin or Walt ham watches in eases
$3.75.
Maier Jewelry Store.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
One 50-Acre Farm with two
story, eight-room Residence, one
half mile from Aberdeen, on South
Meridian Street, and one suburb
an Residence, one-story, 6-rooms,
11-2 acres, in western suburbs of
Aberdeen. Apply to
J. M. OILMORI-:, Aberdeen, Miss
Dec 22, 1905-tf.
UNO. S. filcCLANAHAN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
ABI-KDI-P.N. MISS. - . .
Convenient Homes a Specialty.
1'Ians, Sieciticntions and Estimates
sui'inittcd on application.
October 6. 1VI.
FARM LOANS.
We are enabled to negotiate install
ment loans on
Improved Real Estate at 7 Per
Cent. Interest,
in Minis of Sl,tM)0or over. Smaller
amounts at N ix-rcent.
LEFTWICH & TUBB, Attorners.
Gracelul Uoneo
A Dlr for a Perfect Flgtirs Is lasaparabl
from a Lov of th Beatttifnl.
The scent of, the violet or rose is as
Erecfcras as the lovely flowers whose
reath they are, and while the lives of
flowers are brief and we can only enjoy
them for a day, the beautiful woman givet
the pleasure of her fragrance to us as a
permanent blessing. The soft fragranc?
of a beautiful woman suggests purity",
health and elegance; she is the refinement
of civilization; an imiex always of Rood
taste and an unerring badge of gentility.
BRADFIELD'S
Female , Regulator
in regulating the lunar periods in woman
permits of no wrinkles, pale cheeks ox
tortured nerves and shapeless figures. It is
Nature's remedy. The druggist may offer
something else and call it "just as good"
but the menstrual organs will not be de
ceived, and permanent injury may result.
Try our Regulator. Of all druggists i.
Our treatise on Woman " mailed free,
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA. OA
CUARAR.
TEEO
BT A
tur-i CIF0SIT
Railroad Far Paid. 500
FH8K Counes Offerad.
Board at Cost. Write Onlck
. f7r m , .... . -
w.u.:r:.tu
, ' i vl- 1.1?. ! Hi
perous
Fire Insurance,
Dwelling Houses, Barns, Store Houses,
STOCKS OF GOODS, GINS,
And Other Property in the
Gountry and Towns,
Insured against loss by tire in the best Companies at lowest rates.
Office with Monroe Banking; & Trust Company.
IV. II. CARLISLE, Agent.
ivri'ivivivivivrrrrm ivivivivivivivivivrrivrrii'mi
IP-.
C. R. SYKKS, Vice-Piwt.
Klonroe Insurance Agency,
INCORPORATED.)
Represents 28 Companies with Combined
Assets of over
OX E 1 1 UN REJ) MILLIONS!
The roeent eonflagration? :put gMl lmsintss people to thinking.
Don't wait till you have a lire! INSl'liE NOW!
We write Tornado Insurance.
Mas Stood The
No-Curo-No-Pay.
Low Home-Seekers'
Texas, OMalioma, Indian Territory, Arkansas,
Ilissouri, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico,
Three-fourths the regular one-way for Round TriR..' jStop-overa rth H
ntions, One-Half . Fare plus $2.00. All on sale January 2 and 1C,
"'' . and February G and 20 ;. . J . - .',
Lox7 Tourist Rates to Florida and Southeast.
;;Tlirducrh Sleepers; Dining Car Service.
For information and literature write:" :.. ; - . !
r 1 V ' J N. C0RNATZAR; A.G.P.A., MeraDhis Tenn:
: - W. L. EVANS, T; P. A., ; : P : "
i. li'
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ew
cn Happy and Pros
to one and alt!
Lasky's Fire Store.
J. C. MtFARLANE, Jr.. St-c'y.
Test 25 Years
50 cents.
and Colonist Rates to
Year
The Charter of Incorporation of
the Aberdeen Furniture Manu
facturing Company.
fc-ction 1. V. Yuuiitr. It. 11. Patterson and
their aMMiatos are lieredy t-reat-l a ImhI int .
lorate umirr ami by the sty le ami name of the
Aberdeen Furniture ManufaeturiliK toniany.
atut hall havo suevession for fifty years.
SH'tiin 2. The domicile of xaid eoriMii at ion
shall he Al-nleon. Mississiipi : S;i id eor ra
tion is lierehy aiitlioi iel and eiiiOtt ered to have
and to hold, to purchase and to se ll, receive and
enjoy real and personal property necessary lor
the transact ion of a wholetvale and retail ftirni
tureaud mercantile business, aiul tor a tuiuituie
factory.
Section 3. Said corporation i-; hereby author
ized and empowered to hold said real estate lit
tee simple and to sell, rent, leaseor inortt;aKc. or
otherwise il is(ose of or encumber said real -s-tate
as its Hoard f li rectors may -ht't. Said
ruriuratioti shall hao the riht to issiielKnds
and secure the payment of same by uiorttrafe on
t he plant of said corioratioii aiul its imliu l.
and to (five such other Security for the pa ui nt
of the name as the Hoard of Hireclors may elect.
SaKI coriHiration sliall have the ru;bt to sue and
to Ik? sued, contract and to In con! ractcd with,
plead uud Ik1 impleaded, and to adopt a common
seal and by-laws at its pleasure.
t-ection 4. Said corporation shall have the
rurht and is hereby ant horietl and emtKmcrcd
to ito a wholesale and retail furniture business
in said city and elsewhere in said State, and to
buy and to sell troods. wares and merchandise
of every description in such lots anil (luaiilttits
antl on such terms and in such manner as may
be determined by Us Hoarl of Oirectors.
S4t-tioi) 5. Suid coriMiialu.il is hereby author
ize.! and em;K)werel to ere t, maintain and oi-c-
ale a fill u itu re factory in or near said town of
Aberdeen in said county of Monroe, ami to l
and to be caused to be done, any and every thine;
which, in the judgment of the Hoard of l)nel
ors of said corporation may Im- necessary for Un
successful oiK-ration r sail plant.
Section ti. The ottiecrs of said coi utralioii tthall
consist of a Hoard of liireclors or not less than
three members nor more than seven, which
number may be atri--l uiu by the sto k hold
ers at the organization of said -orioiatioii. and
a President, Vice-Irc:sident. Secretary-Tieasurer
and Uenerai Manaiter. Th- otti-e of Sccictary
Treasurer and tieneral Manager may be tiilnl by
one ersoii should the Hoard of lirectorssoelct.
All otlicers shall be elected from the stockhold
eis of said corporation and hold their office lor
one year, and until their successor are elected
and jualitied. Said election of ollicers shall take
place ot such date and place as maj ! acnul
Ultni by the stock holders at the organization of
sai I t'orKralion. Said Directors ase hereby an
Uioricd and ciniMiwcn-d to till sin h vacancy in
tht ir number as may tx-caused by death, resiir
imtitin oroihtTttisr, by the election of them of
a.iy stockhohler or stockholders. All salaries of
the otticers or saitl corporation shall be fixed by
the Hoard of Diiectoi s, except the salaries ol the
emiiloyees who are apjxiinted by the titlientl
Manager of said -orM.ral ion. which (Jcncrul
.Nianairer shall have the riht to hx the am of
the employees.
Section. The capital stock of said crir.i
tion shall be fifty thousand jmj.ouo.uii i dtilais,
(ttvidetl into shares o! one liundretl 'iHO.i.it dol
lars each, saiil corporation n.ay orvanie an. I b--Riu
business w hen the sunt ot twenty-live t hou
(talid (i.".ii.0o dollars shuil l:av been mi!i
sci itxxl and 10 i r cent of Mid amouiii iail in.
Section . said 101 ihu1km hIuiII. hi adi.'itioii
to all the powers and privikvva hen in conferred
have ail the owers and privileyi-s confcireil 1
t'hapter of the annotated lime of luiri and the
amendments thereto.
December 22. 19o5-3w.
THE NASTIEST
FEELING ON EARTH
Is when expectoration Is Impossible, and you
re forced to swallow the fi&me material ha thai
I riianharifed from the nose f These oiTen-ii ire
MUCXJUS DISCHARGES
from the noae, and that drea3ful droppin(?
down" in the throat, axe tnetantly relieved by
PORTER'S CATABRH-0,
Tblfl proppli)x Down" in the throat in
caused by Catarrh, and this feature of Catarrh
la actually the filthiest of any connected, with
tli entire human system.
CA-TARRH-O
Immediately relieves that dreadful "Droppirii?
Down," and also any tendency toward snet xicg
or of any mucous discharges from the no-.
A single box usually cures, and the riBr
fPt.iCATioN (fives relief. No cocaine, no
fbiute, no narcotics. Price, SOcts.
PoHitH WiDicj.vE Cu., J arid, Tenn.
P.K. Thomas, Nettleton
FRENCH FECALE
A w.Cutiii lun tat St 1 1 ii.h HmvtTW.
maum ra fail t ty
$ l.0 per kx. Will asnd tbem M trial, to be pud tor
vlM rvlicTed. Sample, free, lr ar OtukUi 4am M
have tbeai arad jir orders t the
wwrrtp Mcoicat. co.. mo T. uo m. .
Sold In Aberdeen by J. A. QAY
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