The Aberdeen weekly. [volume], December 29, 1905, Image 4

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The Aberdeen Weekly
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
BY
The Weekly Publishing Co.
t . T. DEA VEX PORT. EUitor and Matuurcr.
Subscription - - - $1.00 Per Year
FRIDAY PKCKMKKR 2ii
Mississippi Convicts.
The d-ei.in of t'haiwvllor Mayes
at Ja-kAn, Mitainiiin the iiijuno
tion Mittl out Iy Jovt-rnr Varda
luuii apiint the Hoard of Control
in connection with the Sandy I.ayou
cunt row ry. was an alle and ju.t
interpretation of jrovi.ioiis n the
Mi-'-iippi eoiistitutioti nlatinn to
fctat- convicts. In Mis.ijpi, :m
ill other States, tlie pnietiee of lt :s-
omviet.' present-! fr many
year a wrious proUUiu. The
jrt was dealt with in the late con
stitutional convention of the State.
SVveral provision wen put into the
new charter on the Mi!ij-rt of inn
victs, s.-4-tioii providing that "no
penitentiary eonviet .Ii;tlt ever !
leased or hired to any r-oiior r
iii!S or corratiou, private or pub
lic, or mia.i-puojie, or boanl, after
l-- niU-r ls'., ave as author
ivl in the next . rtioll," whieh
jpvil s that "the a iture may
authorize the elnp! mellt, llllI T
State Mip rvi-ioii and prop-r otlieers
and t m ploy es f tie- State, of eon
victs on pubtie roads, or other pul-nork.-s
or by tin- levee Ix.aid of
any puMie I-vfs.T The opioii.n
id Chaiieellor Maye?- turn d on ther-e
pro is ions.
The Hoard of 'olitrol, over the
pnt: st of (loverisor Vardaiitan.eon
traetad to ha-eto II. .1. M lniriii,
owner of Sandy Hayoii plantation, a J
eertain iuiulr of i mivii l for the
jear l'., tle State to r -i- "it's
hare of the crop and for the labor
of the conviel ." It was
argued in !f use of the lard s ac
tion that, under the resolution
which tiovernor Vardamau opp.
!, the State was IcM-e of M I.all
rin's land instead of M-I.uiiriii l -illj;
the leaser of the State's -otivicts.
Th Chancellor v r prop rly de
clined to take this iev of tlu-U-s-tioii.
lie held that, inasmuch as
McLaurin wa to pay th- State a
certain tipilated sum "for the la
lr of convict," out of which ar
rangement a profit would accrue to
him, the act of the Imard wasclear
ly in violation of the letterand spirit
of the coii.-tilutiou of the State, and
that tiovernor Vardatuan in .- k
injC to enjoin the InKird, vas simply
piTfonniiiK a duty n-mirel of Itini
by his oath to uphold the law and
the constitution. Mississippi .should
take no Icickward step in the mat
ter of handling the convict proMt-m
anl the State will not, if we may
rifely jiidp- from tiovernor Varda
man's d teiiuiin d action in the
fandv Havoii mattei. rhanerllor
.Mil . s ha mad.- it plain that the
tiovernor was cl.arlv within his
rijeht.- nnd the ineid-iit should t;ie
tiip!isis t what is Kcic-rally n
Uardidas M i-isippi'. stt!d and
hUlll.ilK' plley toU.lMi State Coil-
Mts. New Uilr;in Tine s-I). m
cmt. A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, Wind, IUee!::ig .r lVutru.l
iig lilo. iruiistv.4 refund money if
11 to Ol.NT.MO luiif t-. eire any ca:e,
no matter of tu.w Icng t ludizi.;, in 0
to It days. Firnl aiiieutkn gives
vane and rvst. aiv. 1i your druggist
hann'i n s ml .Vk . in stamps aio it
will ihj lorwardtni osi-paKl liy Paris
Meii.iiie t.'o.. Sit. luis. Mo.
Kvery time ttoii g-n-s up a cent
a jtund, it nn aii.- io round num
bers 5O,MO,0m for the fellows
With the cottoli Mi. p. I.t her go
up, we don't i are how far. Not all
the incrcae w lii l! into the cot
ton licit, a a putiou of the crop
has l-ccii .oid; but there will it
enough f the llidtnsc land hele to
enable many a gr.-w r to wear two
(fallows s.Kai m iaette.
LiILLLXIl. KA M V
Itm Mother is Well.
Tkebaby b healthy because during th i
period of gestation its mother ud th ;
popular and purely vegeUble liniment,
9 .
IiOufilCXrO U fflCnd I
, . . . . t . t
Mother's Friend I a soothing, softening, !
reUxgtUituu. muscle maker. iuviK,
ontor and freshener. It puu new powet
into the Uw:k and hip of a coming mot her. !
Xt is applied externally only, there u
o dosing nd swallowtngof nasty drugs,
ma inward treatment at all. i
The state of the mother during gestation
KMT influence the disposition and future
f the child; that i one reason hj moth-
era should watch their condition and
Moid psin. Her health, that of the child
thWliTes. deind on keiping fres
t i IL. -i.i i.-
SeeV. sUrof heart and'peacefu!
sViaML WoOwr's FrlesMl can and will
sake TOU so. Bearing down pains, riorn-
ir-T sickness, sore breast an.t insomnia art
cif relieved by this wonderful remedy,
Cf dncsisU at i.oo per bottle. .
Cad for our book -riotberbsod' free,
t1 CT'rnsia KtVUTCa ca ATLtanA. Ct
ia bows. aa4 vt4
yousUX Try iU
THE 1 . HV tj lQ COM r ANY
Tell...y they endorse Virol SvlbriUvy in a tran8aion uniess
J'
Fin. . Vino ii.jrii ia a c-oncen-
trute. .n a . . rnj lien al cur
iJffJ lul JV. rClU.a:
without Jn,i. .,ii t nus?andi'8lature, they would give their
uj)!et 4. ic stomach, ana n-turd it
work, n.erfore, whers old-tVsr.iontii
cotl liv oil or ervtuL-iona will do gooI
Vinol will do far more good.
Second: Because Vinol ia not a
patent or secret medicine; it contains
no injurious drugs to react upon tbo
hyutcm, and you know just what you
are taking, as everything it contrinn
in printed on the back label of every
boitle.
Third: Becau.se Vinol acts first up
on the stomach, creates a healthy ap
petite. Lone up the dilative organs,
purifies and enriches the blood, and
in a natural manner health is restor
ed and strength is created.
Fourth: hince we flrnt put Vinol
on the market our admiration for it
has steadily increased, because it
rarely diapioints a customer, in fact
we can truthfully say we never vohl a
medicine more satisfactory to create
Again Vinol is endorsed by eminent
physicians and guaranteed by over
two thousand of tho loading druggists
of this country. These are some of
the reasons whv we believe in Vinol.
phoknix imvu CO.
The commissioner of internal rev
enue is after the dealers in patent
medicines that contain more than a
certain per cent of alcohol, and is
now engaged in making up his list,
w hich he deferred in order to give
the druggi-ts an opprttniity to dis
nsc of the stocks they have on
hand before enforcing the law rig
idly, which he proposes to do after
the first of Decern I cr, and will al
low none of this c lass of goods to lie
sold without a license, (insersand
others w ho sell lemon essence and
other flavoring extracts, which con
tain a large cr cent of alcohol,
inu-t a bo In- provided with a spe
cial liquor license. Iloonville I5an-
lier.
"l-'ewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
The secret is out and Aberdeen can
go on living just as if the riddle had
never been asked.
No, it can't, cither. Aberdeen is
not going to be what it was before.
Its houses are going to be brighter;
its ieople a little more prosperous
they are going to have some of their
money leit to buy other things with.
Tne answer to the riddle is this:
you can paint a building with fewer
gallons oi Devoe Lead anu Zinc paint
'than with mixed paints, and it will
wear several tinier as long as a build
i.ig painted with leau anu oil mixed
ty hand.
'There's proof abundant of it a.
over the Lnite stales. There wdl
soon be proof aou ldant of it in Aber
deen. Whac Mill the peopie do With the
rest ot mcir money.
Now, why s;iould't the Demo
crats oo s mc oargaining on their
side? Why should they not insist
ujxm a statid up tight upui the tai
ilf as tl prie.- f their sup'iort of
the railway bill? They are in a poor
niinoii' in Congress and a minori
ty "in ii-. ver do much in that Ixsly,
ot;t th y cotdd iitaKc it very thorny
for tie 11- pu: beans and give the
t'rcsi!'i!t a g'nwl deal to chafe over
if they would gi i together in a solid
mass to push t lie taritl question to
the fpnt, alongside of the rate
measure, making the two issues to
go together. The railroad interests
would help tin lit hold hack the rate
regulation measure and they might
in- aolc to overtake it U fore the ses
sion i owr with the tariff issue,
and there would lie a situation for
mIs a:! men, for l!.tscvclt and
t ic Congress. Charleston S. C,
I'ost.
How's This?
t'f. r lluiulrcl Dollars Ke
vaitl for tasecl Catarrh t!iat can
.ot 0? cased by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
K. J. Cil K.NHY Ac t.'O.. Tokdo.Ohio,
Ve, l!i i undersigned, have known
J. CSn noy fur the last 1 years, and
.eleve him perfectly honorable i:i all
.u.si:,s traiisuctions, anct tinaueially
t cany out any obligations
,:a by his lii-m.
'ai.:i. Kinn'ax & Marvin,
:'.. -sale liu;cgists, Tc lelo, Ohio.
Mali Catarrh Cure is taken iiit-rn-.
acting directly ujm the blot d
i...": mue sus surfaces of t!e system.
. e t ituoi-iIs ent Tree. Price y."w. per
-Site. St.Ui by ail druggists.
im' Hall's l auiily l'iiis for eoiisli-
Cud r the dummy ede the
!a aids of Sup rvisors have the pow-
r t i detetniinc what bank of the
' e unty should k ep the county's
Uueiuy, and t riuire security for
kecpirg it. Such a law ought to le
I Hsil, and the I milk ught to lie
eiuirgcu lmcnsi, p r cent, or
moie, for the use of the money, and
the Hulk Wblch wuld give swiinty
'atal p-iy the largest inter st should
I I. . .i. i. .. i.:..i. 4i
11 ,:U4N l" "V
s!ioti Id U- awardnl. It is much
I tetter for the jietiple to have the
niotiev jmid bv ta sin Uiuks where
it can ! U.rrowcil anl u-d until
le-eilct! than t have it loi'ketl up
, ... ,
:d withdrawn from circulation,
With security from the ixmk and a
f,rst i,n n assets, public luoncv
i st-cure in hanks than
"orc 1.ylJ? in nk8 UlUll
" saf- s or vaults the county could
p:iun . Lexington Advertiser.
A Certain Cure for Croup.
.... . . . . ,
l,e a ch4 iW Sow . symptoms of
cn;V there i no time to experiment
witJ new remedies, no matter how
h!S!ily they may be recommendet'.
J her Is one preparation that can a - f
? ,qna upon, u nas oeon
in we Kt man y t s unu has never
been known to tao. i chilaJn's
VonR remedy. Mr. il. 1-. Oomptcn
Market. Texa, says ef t, "I have
usetl t'hanilerlaiii'ii Ccngli Remedy
u severe cases 4 1 crcap with my chil-
oren, acu can ti utmuiiy say it always
rives prompt relief. For sklo by ill
tlci;irs ia medicines.
i rrii'rt li for olfl mt.lo. Wfn lr nifklV '
M. ::v ;.v::i.;;: :.." : "" ' "vir if vour stomach is a iittieon"
..r And to .,-ihl Htrenfrth after a ! Uypepia Cure will digest what
" ... ... ' eat and enable the digestive
Jeei -mi kin z.
Time arv so.ne men of such dull
money parses from hand to hand.
Tin - re are men who would hold up
tfuir hands in holy horror if it were
.UKK. Kt.-d that, as members of the
votes for United States Senator in
exchange for $1,000 in gold, yet
those name men wohld exchange
their votes in a senatorial election
for a promise of a Federal appoint
inent to a landotthc, postofliee or
other position paying a desirable
salary. And what h the difference?
Is one plan of selling tine vote any
less corrupt than the other? If
there is any choice, in the two the
sale for cash is preferable, for the
exchange upon the basis of a fed
eral apointment results in two seoun
drcls getting in otlice instead of one.
Portland Orcgonian.
A reasonable amount of food thor
oughly digested and properly assimi-
latetl will always increase tne strength
Kodol
ou
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. (lay.
I Iii. 1). V. Houston of Aler
crdeeii is in the city with business
la-fore the Supreme Court, where lu
should feel very much at home, hav
ing served as special judge for sev
cral months, where he made a gfMsl
record as a faithful and competent
e.xisiunder of the law. Jackson
('larioii-Ijcdgcr.
Cirip Quickly Knocked Out.
"Some weeks ago during the severe
winter weather both my wife ami mv
self contracted severe colds which
speedilv developed into the worst kind
of a la grippe with all its miserable
symptoms," says Mr. J. S. Kgleston,
of Maple landing. Iowa. "Knees and
joints aching, muscles sore, head stop
Ied up, eyes and nose running, with
alternate spells of chills and fever
We began uningChamberloin'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 beneficial when the
system Is congested by a cold or at
tack of the grip. For sale by all deal
ers in medicines.
The Charter of Incorporation of
the Aberdeen Furniture Manu
facturing Company.
Section 1. C. W. Younr. K. II. Patterson and
their associate are tit-rebjr createil a body cor
x)rate under ami by the aty le and name of the
Aheruccn rurniture Manufacturing Coiniiany
ana kha.l hate huccinaion lor titty yeara.
ejection 2. Tne uomiciie of aaid corporation
ntii be Aberueea. Mitwissipin : Haiti corKra
lioa ia hcreuy a jinoried nj emiowered to have
ana to hoi. j. to purchaHC auJ to sell, receive and
eioy real and iersoual proiert necesury for
the transaction of a wnoieaaie and retail f urn U
tureanu increantile businetta, ami for a lurniture
lactory.
fei:t:ou 3. Said eoriKration in hereby author
bed nuU eniiiowereU to holu Kaid real estate in
lev fciinp.c uid vo aeil. rent, lease or iuortrare. or
uknerue uisikjik. o. or encumber nuia real ex-
talc Jit us axui. cl iJiretlon may elect. S&ia
coriotai ion shall have the right to Usuebonus
ana iKX-ure tne rayrtu-nt ol hauie by moi U;a;o on
tne ilant of Miiu ccriioration and ita tirojui t
and to Kite aucti otucr aei-urity lor the wiynn nl
oi w.e Mtmo as the ..oani of lirocto.n may elt-ct
.-aia con T.ia:iou anali hac the ruiit to tue and
to be atied. contract aud to be ccntiaititi uilh
l.ita.i an J be unixuiueu. and to a.iuit acomtiioii
mki ana Uy-laMa at i nimnurc.
v.tion i. faid criiOiaiion shall have the
riachl and is beii-oy authruel and i-niowcrcd
im.na whokiuwe m.d retail furnituic busiiu.s
ia tattu ciU miii eiM-wltere in Mtid Mate, and to
b.iv and to oed fcooub. narea ami mrrxliiiiiie
of every decrition in Much Iota and fiuant:iu
and on such tenua and in such manner an may
srvucicr.tti let by lii toarl of Oi rectors.
Nxiion 5. Siil coriKratiou i hereby autlior
iei. (Ail jntowviei to erect, maintain and oic
atc a furniture lautory in or near said town of
Abt-rueen in aaid cojnty of Monroe, and to ilo
and to be ciitiKed to lie uone. any and every thinir
hici. in tne juilirmcnt ot the board of IHrect
or oi paid corKration may be neii-xjtry for the
iiiXtkotul oceratinn of said plant.
!eilioii 6. Tne officers ot aid oji Krat ion shall
co-ii of a lutard o Director oi not Ichs than
three member nor more than sevin. which
nil.) titer may be agreed uikii by the slock holt:
er at the oiranuattoa of said cvnorat ion. and
a Ciesirent. V'ice-Frosident. hecretary-Tieaanrer
an J Ueiicral Manai;t-r. The o;hce of sotTetary
Treasuier and lieueral Manaxermay be tilled by
one ierMn should the board of liirectoinao elect
All "tliceis shall be elected Ironi the sto tholl
ecn of sabi corioraUon and hohl their otlice loi
our year, and u;i;il tbeir huvimo:-s aie elected
nun iuaiittrd. fa id clivtion oi offices shall lake
i!uce ot nucUtiatc and i-luce as may Le am ttii
ui.tii iy the stock iioster:) at the onrauiza;ion ol
ori-oittirin. Mid Oi lectors aie hereby an
t;iorUi nl tinfioweretl to till audi vacaiicy in
l,u ir nuuiM-r as may he caused by death. reur
aal mn or otherwise, by the election of them ol
any stockholder r sttK-kholderx. All salaries ol
t!ie oiticeia of saUl oriioralion slutll be hxed by
the lumrd of Directors, except the salai ies o: the
employees who are apiKtinted by the Oencial
M-tuaaer of saitl coi loiation. which fieneral
Msnatrer bhail have the rucht to ha the aires of
the emidoycea.
Section 7. The capital Mock of saiil cori-ora
tiMi shall be f.tty thousand (oO.0ou.oi' dol.a' v
JLi i.iol into sluirtti ol one hundre-d i:00.(Jt 4o;
ars ca.-h. said corpoialiou nuy orvanize uuu l-e"
Kilt bu.iness when the sum oi twenty-live thon
miiii wij.ouu.uo tioiuirs shall liave lieeu sul
s-iilei and 1U per cent of saiJ amount iai.I in.
f.evliouS. fvaid corpoiatirtn shali. in adtJit ioi
to al the Kwrr an l prl iletres heiein eonferntl
have all t he oeis aid r-iivilves conlerreii by
I'roitJtfr -5 of the annotated t ode ot U,&1 and the
jiiitni.mi-ut tlaneto.
Ix.xemler22. IVr-.'..
GRIP-IT
Does not make you
sick or otherwise in
convenience you, and
cures the Worst Cold
QUICK!
GRIP IT usually
gives relief in about
eight Hour, and rare
ly requires a longer
time.
GRIP-IT contains
neither Opiates nor
Narcotics. It simply
cures ; that is why the
pain ceases.
TrtC ORIP DEMON
rosy be either opening hLiartna to frrarp you or
he may altvadjr har rou within hi prafp. But
In rithir Itistano aaiuj!;; ?;-fwec f tjPIIMT
trtit reller yon. Try it otioeT tf'f a!is"iio4
for all kinds of ffradachea. Neuralgia, Ctiills.
Fever; and especially lor the paius peculiar
to fexaalvs.
PC2TEB CO.. Paris. Teoo.
P.K. Thomao, Nettleton
A Sara, runui Iniir tm Scteaaaca V twracAno.
Crca Kiwa ti raiu s5-' r-.' s-u.
a$I.Mr'. S. Will m4 Hot M lMl,b W tail Mr
tea MMiL Smpw nsr. ir yar
k Ihrm armt fmt Kbn l Ite
UNiTCOMCOCALCO..aoaT4,Lan mn.P.
Sold in' Abgnkca by J. A. PAY
T-VT TTTTTy T,
LSr.2dJa j:.
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III
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'Drightcr(
rcascftfr
YteMsPW-Acr
Prospects
TTo have U many actual
photoirrapbs of cotton
Colds on which no fertilizers were
used and pictures of tielda on which
other makes" of fertilizers were
used. Results of these crops were
dismal failures There are much
-brighter prospect" ahead for the
?roirreMivo farmers of the South.
wo and three hules to the acre are
only ordinary yields where
Virginia-Carolina Fartilizcrs
are used with proper cultivation.
Make your cotton mature early, and
thus escaK5 the Loll weevil and other
damaKinif insect. You can easily do
this, as well as Increase the number
of bollstand their size) on your plants
by plentifully using Virginia-Carolina
Fertilizer. Ibis method will
tremendously "Increase your yields
per acre." Don't be fouled Into buy
ing a substitute.
Virginia-Carolina Cbaamlcal C.
Richmond. Va,
isorroik. va.
Durham. N. C.
Charleston. 9. C
Baltimore. Ifd.
Atlanta. Oa.
Savannah. Oa.
Montgomery. Ala.
Memphis, Tenn.
Shreveport. La.
irij;iiii.i-Uarolina Fertilizers
have been used for several years,
in this section and have given
general satisfaction to the far
: mers. You will fiiul it to your
i interest to continue the use of
, these fertilizers which are made
by men who have had long ex
i trience in making high grade
: gofnls. We would advise you
not to experiment with new
brands that have not been test
ed in the field. Most any fer
tilizer mixer can make fertilizer
sik h as it is, but it takes an
: EXPEUIEXCKI) fertilizer man
ufacturer to make the best and
highest grade goods which will
"increase your vields per acre.'
LAN tl CARTER IIDW.
CO., AGENTS,
' Aberdeen, Mississippi.
..AltKRDKirW.
SSHOOL JF MUSIC.
ESTABLISHED 1885.
CIIAS. tJELSOtl, . M.A.,
TEACHER OF
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Har
mony. Thoroughbass, His- '
tory of Music.
STUDIO, at Longley Residence.
Sept. 29. 100S-2L
Sec oar line of X-mas Candies, from
6c. to (5.00 a box.
F. D. Castes ft Co. Phone 79.
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cft(el2 Year Greeting!
We hope all our friends and patrons have en
joyed a very Merry Christmas, and we sincere
ly wish each and every one
A 1ery Happy and Prosperous New Year!
Being ever mindful of the liberal patronage
in the past, we will strive with renewed efforts
to serve you even better in 1906 than ever
before.
Yours truly,
ABE RUBEL & CO.
No.
First Miona
Aberdeen, - Miss.
ESTABLISHED MAY 1 , 1887.
Capital, :-: :-: :
Stockholders' Liability
Surplus :-: :-: :-
Total :-:
C. It. SYKES, President.
A. J. BROWN, Vice-President.
T.S.CUNN ING HAM Vice-President.
DIRECTORS:
J. M. ACKER. BAXTKR MrPARLAND.
J. C McFARLANE. Jr.. LEONARD 11URKE.
T. S. CUNNINGHAM. J. F. PLANT.
ABE RUBEL, Jtt. SAMUEL HAAS. C. R. SMITH.
W'c grant every favor consistent with safe I linking, and would K-pleased
to have your business.
New Lumber Yard,
Near Mobile & Ohio R. It. Depot.
GEO. I HYE, Prop'r.
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Shingles
an J Building Materials.
Yellow Pine Lumber and Red Cedar Shin
gles & Specialty, Qal axjcj ee me.
PHONE 262 GEO. P. RYE.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
(XVCOarOBATBD)
Long distance lines and telephones of
this Company enable you to talk almost.
anywnaro in ouMuwrn inuiana, ouuuioni
Illinois. Kentucky, Tennessee. Mississippi v.
and Louisiana. We can put you in quick J
and satisfactory communication with the J V
people of this sreat section of the country
We solicit your patronage. Rates reason-
able. Equipments and facilities unsurpassed.
JAaCO C. CALDWELL.
3656.
lank,
$100,000.00
100,000.00
20,000.00
$220,000.00
OFFICIOS:
J. C. WICKS, Cashier.
J.C. McFARLANE, Jr., Ass't Cashier
C. E. HAMILTON, Assistant Cashier.
A. J. BROWN.
Z. A. FERGUSON.
B. C. JIN KINS.
W. G. SYKES.
GEO. C. PAINE.
C. R. SYKES.
G. H. WATKINS.
C. E. HAMILTON.
LCLAND HUMC.
T. D. WEBB.
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Inotantlr relieves all
I Achra nml Pin, bo. I
faltniz jroM-rtiii f the 1
hrouh the Kkin nl c u
caum tii ftonlhiiijf. hea
ronti &re Uikea in thr
rl.kt I. ihc Wkl of Ike (rotable. Connect
and Intluuimation are ireveblxl or quickly
removed. It ptriutuu-utly
Cures RHEUMATISM
and NEURALGIA
without fail, because It nutralizwth pol-wn
in the 1IkxI iulori them iitHrtiv, au! their
are thi u thrown oil with the natural wokhwof
the body.
V h its hundred!) of t-tininnias from
tboe who have lw-n enred ol I hst tlread din
eaes after Bufierina untold ngonie for y'rH.
rotn thiM htwe i.ti9eiiil jttiuta have ho
come fi i.ie omr more after
UHirK the Liniment
from rriili-8 who have leen
able to throw away thtr rruici-A
mre trying thin niax" rt ni! v .
Yon ouctit to haxe a lx.nl. f
Ir. Hunt's fCnKum Root Lini
ment in the houxe thin minute
no t lling how noon jou'll ri- I
it. Il'a 25o or 5(ie at your I ruij
KiKt'a. Or. if be bon't got it,
writs us.
SISS
RANGUM ROOT
MEDICINE COMPANY
SparlM-k-N.al Cm., Sol. Irtrl.tv.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
Sold in Aberdeen by J. A. Gay
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