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AJVEUDEEX, MISSISSIPPI, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1008.
NO. .V2
THE ABERDEEN WEEKLY
IS ISSUED
EVERY FRIDAY MOILNINT.
BY THE
The
ABERBE
WEEK
Y
We Sell
on the positive guarantee
that if it does not give satis
faction we will return the
entire amount of money paid
us for it. We mean this
and ask all those who are
sick and need strength to try
it with this understanding.
PHOENIX DRUG CO.,
Aberdeen, Miss.
I The Acknowledged Leaders.
"The three- acknowledged leaders
'of tlx-.senate Messrs. Anderson -f
i I a e, Lcftwieli of Moup.h- and Frank
j lin f Pontotoc," i the via? in
i which the Memphis cirnitar'n
!!; ksiin f'orr-hpond-itt p'aecs tlm-t-:
g' it I ri ! ' i i . ""The fir-t shall U- hist
i atid the la -t shall ! tir-t.'' S-n-
tors Anderson :nd L -ftwich r-pr-j
s nt th thirty-eighth district, tlie
: . ln-'t on the calendar, l.ut oerpuy the
first position in point of ability in
: that br;in'h of the h-trisl.-itu n.
...BRIGHTEN-UP WITH THE...
Latest Styles in House Painting
We are taking- this early opportunity of advising our trade of the
colors in house paint that will be popular and in demand dur
ing 1908. There are six handsome combinations in vogue
for this season:
l Body
Trimmer
I F..r more than'a month th- Ken-! ;) J
Htckv legi.-lntUie has -.-en balloting k $V f
: for United State S-nator. and; ff Porch Floor
(there is yet no hope ,f breaking the; j,j
COMBINATION No. 1 .
S. W. P. 357
498
" 484
" 367
P. F. P. 45
Feel EVERY CHANGE
OF WEATHER.
A Bad Back is
During Wet or Changeable
Weather.
Is your hack like a barometer?
Does it toretell every change
weather?
Iocs every roM settle on your kid
i.ej'H?
Bring aching, throbbing pains?
Doen it disorder the urine?
The kidneys are calling fer help,
line Doan's Kidney 1'ills.
A. OoawttH. of nil (iriiml A v n m-.'M er it ntn
Ol
(ieiulloek. Although former (i'lV-
crnor lieckham was nominated by
tlie I). iDocratic primaries last sum
mer, there are seven senators and
i representative of the party who re
Always Worse ; fuse to tit v the election, and they
hold the "balance of power" be
tween the D.-mocrats and Republi
cans. For the sake of the interests
of the party the recalcitrants ought
I to make a sacritice of their giudg
agdnst Reckhamand redeem the
; pledge of their party as expressed
hit the primary election. The dem
ocratic party of the nation does not
f the
controversies in any of the
critical
time.
COMBINATION No. 3.
S. W. P. 462
499
" 434
49
COMBINATION No. 2.
Body S. W. P. 353
Trimmer 387
Sash S. W. P. Gloss White
Roof S. W. P. 393
Porch Floor 1 P. F. P. 45
COMBINATION No. 4.
oral
MiHM havh: "Mt w iff h'A silfT-refl c nll'!f nibl.Y
1th kiilney cli-MHsi-uiii i.uiiis in her bn k ami deHerVe to sufler as SI result
I in. Colli winch st ltl'-'i in ! r ki.lm-.vs was the
lartinir rwiint of 1 he t r n I j ! . a t 1". rst she th'Mlferht
it would I'liw away Imt inst;i. il liU'w uorsc. I I-tateS, especially at this
l.ad henr.l a riet atU I tomi s KMney
I'll In ami when she he aim- so l,;i.l. I rot hern
la and she omniii'-iii'i-l Liking them. Tti act.
d iiiiickii an.l thoiouflil.v . !oi i.j tin- tune she
had taken thr-- ho.x.-s. hhe as -:i :i cvei . i Department, in a speech at Chicago
nevfr hear hrr. l iam o: n.-Hoarnc. j.in in ;
t he back and kilin s'itn.v inoif. Her h.nUlii
Secretary fJarfield, of the Interior
fool anil 1 can trntli'ull.y s:iy that Ooaii's Kid
ney Tills hell"'! her w lieu mini i rami n- had no
effect. My v. ife avid 1 h:ie!.oth recoinmeiidol
th-n to friends of on: .mil all sie.ik very highly
of them."
For sale !v all ih-alers. Price one.
FoHter-Milbmn ( omp'y, Unflalo, New
Vork, tole agents tor I'liited States.
Remember the name Duan's and
take no other.
SILVER ALUMINUM JELLY MOULDS FREE
IndU idiiallj Moulded Uestcits urc iw con
didered the roi-r t h in:. The moulds are hard
to et outsidw Ihr larue : it i . hid ux'is of
JBLL-O. The Iiainly Hi'-mmI. in te'- them ah
iolutel tree, t irciilnf in each paekate eiijiani
inr and illttst tt mi: the different pattern.
.KI.L-1) iiiMilil h.'nll (jood L'locrs at ine l"-i
package. Do not accept a substitute or you will
be disappointed. '
BOWEL TROUBLE
SudJen weuther rhanRes p.i eatintf
tixi heartily of tr"en fruits and vege
tablesthese ure the chief exeittnsr
CauMSnf Howi'l Complaints. Of course
the weathT can't tie helpd and irren
Stuff is very teiiiftini?. ho the best
thinsr to do is to be as prudent as pos
sible and have a s;,fe and certain
remedy handy in cac of atuck.
Dr. Mozley's
LESION ELIXIR
cures promptly and positively all forms
of Bowel Troubles. It al o retrulates
the liver, purines the bUwnl and tones
up the syj.t m to a healthy vigorous
condition. Thonsandscf fandli'.s kcop
it on hund. as tte best home medicine
in existence, and the plcasanteat to
take.
Sold lor 35 years by all druoalsta
60 cts. and $1 Bottla
One Dots Convinces'
I
FT
Kistacyand Cladder
Diseases
It li.isbeon estimated that ninety
per cent of the people have eittier
a madder or Kidney trouble.
Numerous remedies have been
olaced on the market for the cure
which
these diseases, none
compares with
DR. NOTTS MELON-SEED
COMPlTNO
KIOKEYANO BLADDER REMEDY
It is skillfully prepared, con
taining the active principle of
meiou-seed hn and favorably
known to phvsicians as Nature s
curative for Kidney and Bladder
diseases, combined with the most
effective drugs known to modern
science.
It never fails to cure where
directions are followed.
Druggists sell it at f0 cts.' and
$1 per bottle. Manufactured by the
HESSIG-EULIS DRUG CO.
Memphis, Tenn.
Guaranteed under the Pure Food and
Drutf Ad ot June 30. 1WO
ifcq pttritv anvl reli
al.jiiVv.Frr'Sed . re n a d iss by them
jv selves. Farmers
.V' ,; i r jJ ll? a t'.tem becaue
kVSTV- on 11,11 1 eicn-
.vy nient n t ci
.A sre-.is voursure-
VS tv lies in buying'
V f (T,isspiit outby
JT a conscientious
1 . . V, .r
& house.
Ferry's Seed Ai.naal
for 16 KKF fc. Address
0 M.Fitsv I CtOttaStT, MiCS.
hist wrcK, dei laretl that I'n sitleiit
Iloosevelt h:tl prevented a revolu
tion by his campaign against preda
tory wealth and the unlawful trusts
and corporations. It is true that
the country, especially the Demo
cratic political division of it, has
been up in arms against these bra
zen violators of the law who have
Keen all the while fostered and pro
teetedlhy Republican administra
tions, but the idea of a revolution
being imminent had not uocurred
to many of us. Let us l' thankful
that we so fortunately escaped it.
Body
Trimmer
y. Sash
d (
XVlHJi
, Porch Floor P. F. P.
Il Body
Trimmer
Sash
rcooi
Porch Floor
Body
Trimmer
Sash
Roof
Porch Floor
S.W. P. 371
462
S. W. P. Black
S. W. P, 367
P. F, P. 46
COMBINATION No. 5.
SW.P. 489
" 387
" 382
JJJ
COMBINATION No. 6.
P. F.P. 4b
Body
Trimmer .
Sash
Roof
Porch Floor
S. W. P. 470
360
366
472
P. F. P. 46
The above combinations apply only to Sherwin-Williams line,
acknowledged the best Paint on the market, and can be had
only from us. Come and let us show these combinations and
talk Paint to you.
Lann & Carter Hardware Co.,
ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI.
Taxpayers
Read, Consider
Act.
and ' nor can the oMieers do
j than they are d ing.
i Do you desire to pay
! tax, whatever that may he
any more i The Proposed Road Bonds,
i
KniToft Ai'.kki'Kkn Wkkki.y:
the
oad I
2o years)
longer, with no hope of any letter
roads, or do you want permanent
roads lank? The answer is very
simple, and I helieve 1 can hear
EhlToli AllKKPKKN WkI KI.V.
We have watehed the progress of
our road building for three years
under our present contract system
and retrai'd it as an imorovement
ov.o- H, ,.!d wav hut fnllv con- I Vt'r' roatl t;lx VW. speaking from
viuced that it is impossible to make
a iermanent road out of dirt, Killing
it up and ditching as is done at
present, bu1 necessary for perma
nent road huilding, nor do we ex-
First Assistant I'ostmaster (ieiicr
al llitcheok has resigned that post
and entei-ed actively uioti the mnii
agt nient of Secretary Taft's cam
paign for the Republican nomina
tion for the presidency. The first
elTorts in his new role is saide to be
a canvass of the Southern States in
the hole of rounding up delegates
to the Chicago convention for Mr.
Taft. The delegates from the South j payers o
seem just now to ! m demand nyi
Utth factions of the Republican par-; road- worked under contract at an
ty, and the indications a iv that the (average of about S:'.() or per
anti-Taft crowd, in the event of 1 mile, making a total annual ex
failure to secure the rt gu!a r delega- i p, -nditure of Sl.lMiO on these
tions, will organize Imlters and n- j various links (,f n.ads, with no hope
deavor to seat them in the conven-lof any material changes in the con
tion. Whatever may ! the out-1 dit ion of the mads at this reason of
come of these stjuabliles, the old- the year. Suppose we continue this
annual expense for 2") years, we
the sum of
Utter mads
peet any more in the future of our
contractors or oilieers in charge for
we c-red it them for having done ail
required of them under their re
spective cont ract.s and the oflicers
have done all thi-v could with the
means available
a business proposition to the tax-j
our ci iimtv. j
iave about h00 miles of.
The Aberdetwi Examiner of Feb.
14th contains a suggestion, from
the pen of lion. 1. II . McFarland,
that tlie county of Monroe issue its
Uinds to the amount oi $2o0,(0.()0
to improve the public highways of
the county.
I am an earnest advocate of all
that tends to the material prosperi
ty of "Old Monroe." Her roads,
bridges, and ferries, are the vast
arteries which supply the sinews of
commerce, and it lehoovcs our
ever-vigilant Board of Supervisors
to resort to ways and means by
which her thoroughfares can be
of interest, non-taxable, to Secure j t5t..,iv ;in,l nent.anentlv main-
j t L
tained. The county of Monroe,
a business standpoint say, "Let u
have permanent improvements.1'
If this is your answer, let every tax
payer in our county get busy :ind
help start the project, ;by securing
the names to a petition asking ouri
Hoard of Supervisors, at an early date j
to proceed under section olll code I
l'.)0i), tt) issue Kinds at a low rate!
'n - 1. i- .j
W,. ,l, i,v t,. not ! a" mam roaos leaning to our row
" 1 i
time experience of wielding the bal
anee of power in the national con- will have expended
ventions of that pai ty by the negro o2").(HK) with little
vote will never again le enacted.
than at
pre
is neeessarv to
workings, that the
nt.
iia vt
l!i cause it
these annual
roads in ay be
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the
most obstinate coughs and expels the
i j . .i ...... o.u..
com irom tue tsiein tr o in mimiv , . .
laxative. It is euaranteed. The sren-; K,TH UP ll-
nine is in the yellow package.- J. L. j and it can not lo done for any
Shell & Co. " I
money that we may make roads on i
uvns
and markets. I'y thi- plan we can :
build these permanent roads, and :
when built the annual exp use j
which we are paying now can go:
into a sinking fund to pay olT the j
bonded indebtedness and we will j
enjoy them while paying for them. !
We recommend that tlie Fanners'
Educational and Co-operative Union !
of America, take this matter up in !
their locals and aid us in this move- ;
ment, and send instructed deh-ga" j
tioii to our county union at its next :
meeting on the oth day of March,
at lcckei scjiool House, so mat we
may have an expression on this sub-
since the days of reconstruction, has
exercised commendable judgment
in the selection of Hoards of Super
visors, who have Ruccessfully man
aged the internal affairs of the coun
ty with credit to themselves and
without financial embarressment to
the county.
Inheriting a debt of more than
S200,(MX).()), contracted by the Re-
; publican administration prior to
I 17", the Democratic party, .uc
; ceeding to po Aer, addressed them
selves to the task oi discharging tins
debt. It was promptly liquidated
i and for years the credit of Monroe
i county has not been impaired by
j outstanding obligations. While our
j have a legacy of debt to be left the
rising generation, Monroe county
has pursued the even tenor of her
i . . . ...
way. .Magnificent structures oi steel
'or iron have been built across the
principal water-courses. A modern
jail, equipped with every prison ap
pliance has leen erected. Provision
has been made for the maintenance
of the poor within her borders in
the purchase of a county farm, and
the erecting of comfortable tene
ment houses for these helpless peo
ple. Contracts covering an expen
diture of more than S20,tX are an
nually made for the U tterment of
her public roads. In short all the
affairs uf the county have been prac
tically and punctually administered
"living within her income."
Monroe county lias no Uinds out
standing, and it should U- the ix.li
cy of the Hoard of Supervisors, un
less some exigency should arise, to
refrain from pledging the faith and
credit of the county, in a Und
issue. Experience has demonstrated
that with the annual outlay of
money for road purposes, it is only
a question of time when our public
highways will le permanently im
proved. The plans for the permanent im
provement of these highways have
leen thoroughly discussed and Tap
proved by the three supervisors,
now en'ering upon their second
term of otliee, and these will be
supported by. the new members re
cently elected. The building of
roads cannot U; accomplished in a
week, month, "or year. The weath
er conditions and the labor problem
are Inith to U' solved, and in the
light of past "experience, it seems
that all has been accomplished that
has leen hoped for. Let us all
have patience, and accord a hearty
support to our Supervisors in their
erYort to accomplish a work with
which they are not only familiar,
but in which they are vitally inter
ested. Cni.KN.
Monroe County, Miss.,
Feb. 17th, U'OS.
HEALS j
o OLD SOMES
"I suffered habitually from consti
pation. Doan's Hegulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that they
have been regular ever since." A.H.
Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
HOW HER UFO WAS SAVE!)
WHEN BITTEN BY LARGE
SNAKE.
How few people there are who
are not afraid of snakes. Not long
ago a harmless little garter snake
fell on the wheel of an automobile
which was being driven by a wo
man. The woman promptly fainted
and the car, left to its own resources,
ran into a stone wall and caused a
serious accident.
The bite of a poisonous snake
needs prompt attention. Mrs. K.
M. Fishel, Route No. 1, Hox 40,
tells how she
bitten by a
saved
large
No old sore exists merely because the flesh is diseased at that partic
ular spot : if this were true simple cleanliness and local applications would'
heal them. Whenever a sore or ulcei refuses to heal teadilv, the blood is at'
fault : this vital fluid is tilled with impurities anil poisons which are heinff I
constantly discharged into the place, feeding it with noxious matter and)
irritating and inflaming the nerves and tissues so the .vote cannot heal. I
These impurities in the blood m.ty be the remains of some constitutional j
trouble, the effect of a debilitating spell of sickness, leaving disease germs
in the system, or the absorption by the blood of the fermented refuse matter,
which the bodily channels of waste have failed to remove. Again the cause!
may be hereditary, the diseased blood of ancestry leing handed down to!
posterity: but whatever the cause, the fact that the sore will net heal shows J
the necessity for the very best constitutional treatment. There i nothing '
that causes more worry and anxiety than an old sore which tesists treatment. .
I.very symptom suggests pollution
ana disease the discharge, the red,
angry looking tlesh. tlie pain and in
flammation, and the discoloration of
surrounding parts, all show th.it deep
down in tlie blood there are morbid
and dangeious forces at wotk. con
stantly creating "poisons which may
in the end lead to Cancer. Local
applications are valuable only for
their cleansing and antiseptic effects;
thev do not rcu h the hiood. w here
the teal cause is located, and can
therefore have no real curative wotth.
S. S. S. heals i, Id s.Tcs .v eng low II
to the fountain head of the trouble
and driving ut t he poi- n pi i p.iuci ug
srerms and morbid matters which are
keeping the nicer open. It removes every patticle of imputitv from the cir
culation and makes this life sticam pure, fresh and health-sustaining. Then
as new, rich blood is carried to the place the healing begins, all discharge
ceases, tlie inflammation leaves, new tissue and healthy llesh are formed,
and soon the sore or ulcer is well S. S S. is the gre.ttet of all blood pun
tiers and finest of tonics, just what is needed in the treatment, and in addi
tion to curing the sure will build np and strengthen every part of the system.
Special book on Sores and ("l.e's an 1 any medio, il ad vice desired furnished
free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA
I want to recommend S. S. S. toanr wbottt
in need of a blood puober.'and especially al a
remedy (or ore and obtmte ulcen. In UTT
1 bad my lr( badly cut on the thu-tp edge ot m
barrel, and having on a blue woolen Hoc' inj
the place mas badly poioned frora the dya. A
great sore formed and for yeait no one knows
what I suSared with the place. I tried, it
seemed to me. everything I had ever heard of,
but I got do relief and 1 thought I would have
to f o through life with au angty, dischaigmg
sore on my leg. At last 1 began the us of
S. S. S.. aud it was but a short time until 1 saw
that the place was impiovmg. 1 continued tt
until it removed all the poison from my blood
and ma ie a complete and permanent cure oi
the sore JHO. hi. LIS.
2J0 Mavy Street. Brooklyn, X. Y.
the
present standard,
ess
ject. Respectfully, j sister counties have issued bonds,
V. II. Kolh, j in aid of public enterprises, and
IFF!
W' 3 n -Jam- L J .
II J I . s-ya;
Il fX"
Upon request of Gov. Noel I'resi- i
dent Roosevelt promptly relieved j
("apt. 1. ('. W'elborn from his posi
tion as military instructor at the
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, and he has Ix en ordered to re
port for duty at Fort Laven worth,
Kansas. At that post he will have
regular soldiers to deal with and lo
under the discipline of army oflicers,
where he will probably not get so
gay.
The town authorities of Hazle
h u rst in this State last Friday re
voked the franchise of the Cumber
land Telephone Company and gave
it thirty days to remove its poles
and wires. If not removed at that
time tli marshal was instructed to
cut down the poles and destroy the
wires.
FLOUR.
5YLP
To Our Friends:
After extensive improvements in our mill, we are now making a new and distinct
grade of Patent Flour, This new grade we guarantee to be the perfection of milling,
both in color and rising quality. It is in a class by itself and a grade never attempted
by other mills. The 5 YLPH label, which has been so long and favorably known, is
used exclusively on this NEW grade. The grade formerly made and known as Sylph
is now put out under CONCORD label and is a fancy patent flour. We ask that you
give this new grade Sylph a trial. Thanking you for your liberal patronage, which ex
tends over a period of 50 years, we are respectfully yours,
H. L. HALLIDAY MILLING CO., Cairo, 111.
This new Sylph grade is sold by W. L. W ATKINS & CO., and W. G. PEUGH.
Dillsburg, Pa
her life when
snake.
"On August 20, 1000. I was bit
ten on the hand twice by a large
copperhead snake. Leing a distance
from any medical aid, as a last re
sort I used Sloan's Liniment, and
to my astonishment found it killed
all pain and was the means of sav
ing my life. I am the mother of
four children and am never w ithout
your liniment."
Feel languid, weak, run-down?
Ileadach? Stomach "off"? Just a
plain ease of lazy liver. Hurdock
Blood Bitters toneit liver and stomach,
promotes digestion, piyiries the blood.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, R. -J.
Warren, spent last night in our city
and returned with several negro
female prisoners charged with the
illicit selling of whiskey to le tried
before U. S. Commissioner. Stark
ville News.
Look Out
Of
clow
The man at the top
and the man below
all sorts of people
look out for "Star"
when they want a
ood chew.
PLUG CHEWING TODACCO
"Star" quality has never been equaled "Star"
value is Ix yond competition- "Star" sales art;
greater than the total sales of any five other kinds.
The best is always the cheapest "Star" is far
more economical than other chews because it's so
stantial so wholesome and juicy so
elastic arc I lasting.
I5e sure and jet "Star" accept no substitute.
IJO,000,(JfxJ IOC. fitefs so!J annually
In AH Stores
4
mm
Madame Dean's
Pills.
FRENCH
FEMALE
A SATB. Certain II k-
FOB SUPPRESSED
MBJtSTRUATIOl. m e TO FAIL.
Haff! Snr-! SSpeedv! ."Stttisfiu'tion Uuar
nlnl or Mouev iWunrttxl. Sfnt pre
paid for tl.lW pr r box. Will send then
on trial, t be paid fer when relieved.
Samples Five, in.tit-t on petUng the
trenuine, aeeept no substitute. If your
druggist docs not have them send your
orders to the
G11TE9 MEDICAL CO., loz 74, Uscistir, Pi.
Sold in Aberdeen by J. A. Gay
fff? For Indigestion.
Jk J V A Relieves sour stomach,
palpitation of the heart. Digests what you eat
FOIJEYSHOifEYTAI-.
srto tH couh ssd bl luniJ
The bill fur statutory prohiiiition
t 11
was ra?- pv me legislature
last week and was signed by the
Governor Mondaj-. It goes into ef
fect December 31, when every li
censed saloon in the State will le
closed for the first time in its his
tory, and Mississippi will enter
upon a new era in that respect.
At times when you don't feel just
right, when you have a bad stomach,
take something right away that will
assist digestion ; not something that
will stimulate for a time but some
thing that will positively do the very
work that the stomach performs un
der ordinary and normal conditions,
something that will make the food
digest. To do this you must take a
natural digestant like Kodol tor Dys
pepsia. Kodol is a scientific prepara
tion of vegetable acids with natural
digestants and contains the same
juices found in a healthy stomach.
Each dose will digest more than 3000
grains of good food. It is sure to af
ford prompt relief ;it digests what you
ett and is pleasant to take. Sold by
Phoenix Drug Co.
FERTILIZER.
We are sole agents for the ALABAMA CHEMICAL Cofs
"RED CROSS FERTILIZERS and the BIRMINGHAM
FERTILIZER WORKS' "MONARCH MEAL MIXTURE
and high grade ACID PHOSPHATE.
Your money will not buy anything better.
Our prices are right.
We are prepared to fill orders now to-day any time to
please you. Investigate our goods and prices.
Phone No. 159. W. G. PEUGH.
cMr. Farmer :,
i
A Square Deal
Is assured you when you buy Dr. PWcs
family medicines fur ail the luijreai-
ents entering into theru are print--! on
the bottle-wrappers and th-ir formulas
are attested undproath as beintt complete
and correct. You know just w hat you are
paying for and that the ingredient art
gathered from Nature's laboratory, being
selected from the most valuable native
mediciDal roots found growing in our
American loresGTBrfwijvhUe potent to curt
are perWCti harm!va to the most
delicate womeVa WchiiJTPTrr Not a drop
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triacipies used in them, viz. ;,"trf f'i'"
rer.n-M glycerine. Inia agent possesses
tntrlnaic mea.clr.a.1 properties of ttsown
ew-; a UJUP b (OiHftLiii .(iii uv
ferment, nutritive and soothing demul
cent. ;ircerine plavs an imjorta!it part in
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery In
the cure of indigeM ion, dyiwpia and
weak stomach. atwmlt tiy sour rNincrs
heart-burn, foul br.ath, mated tonzne,
piKr appetite, gnawing feeling in tom
ach. biliousness and Kindred derange
ments of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Besides curing ail the above di.-tre-ivinn
ailments. the"Goiden Medical Di.covery "
is a specit5c for all disease of tlie mucous
membranes, as catarrh, whether of the
nasal passages or of the stomach, bowels
or pelvic orgns. Even in its ulcerative
stages tt will yield to this sovereign rem
edy if its use btt persevered in. In Chronic
Catarrh of the Nasal passages, it is well,
while taking the "Golden Medical Dis
cover?" for the necessary constitutional
treatment, to cleanse the passages freely
two or three times a day with Dr. Sage s
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
of treatment generally cures the worst
cases.
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bron
chial, throat and lung a (Taction, except con
sumption in Us advanced stages, the "Golden
Medical Discovery" Is a most efficient reni
dy. especially in thoe obstinate, hang-on
eoughscaned by irritation and coneeHon of
tlie bronchial raucous membranes. The " Dis"
covery " Is not so good for acute cough aris
ing from sudden colds, nor must it be ex
pected to cure consumption in it advanced
stages no medicine will do that but for all
U)e obstinate, chronic courha. which. If nee
lected. or badly treated, lead up to con sum p
1 tion. it Is the best medicine that can be taken.
Your cotton crop depends upon the y
t
number of pounds which you use of our $
fertilizers.
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TENNESSEE
VALLEY
FERTILIZER
COMPANY,
FLORENCE, ALA.
..TIN
WORK
In addition to SANITARY PLUMB
ING we are prepared to do....
Tin Roofing, Guttering, Piping, Stove and Pump Work.
T. It. WARBURT0N.
PHONE 95.