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The Kempsr Herald THE CHURCHES. PiittSBY ': k ! vs— •, i vicps on 1st Sunday ,iu each m-u.lh ut 11 n. in. and 7 p. m.: on 2nd and 4th Sundays ut 7 p. in. J.O. John son, Pastor. Sabbath School at 9:30 u. m.; J. W. darter. Superintendent. MBTUoniST—Services on 2nd Sunday In each month at 11 a. in. uud 7 p. in.. H.B. Purrlll. Pastor. Sabbath School at th.Stin. in.; B. R. Kuyk endall, Superintendent. BAPTIST—Services Oil 3rd Sunday 111 each month ut 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Jesse R. Buck, Pastor. Sabbath School at 2:30 a. in. W. J. Par ker, Superintendent. Secret and Fraternal. Jefferson Lodge No. MO, A. F. * A. At., meets Thursday night on or before the first full moon lu each month at 7 o'clock. A. A. IIammack, Secretary. Svoo'si Lodge No. IBrt. K. of P., meets the 1st and 2nd Monday nights in each!month, at 7 o'clock. H. W. Bescheb. C. O. A. A. Haxmack, K. K. S. Hcoolia Camp No. 73, W. O. W., meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights In each month, at 7 o'clock. O. T. Douglass, C. O. J. W. Carter, Clerk. scooha Iiodge No.2,131. K.of H., meets the 1st mid 3rd Tuesday nights of each month, at s » do, k. jjrI) ji.-vokk, Reporter. Scooha Ledge No. 2,737, K. and L. of H., meets the first and third Fridays lu each month at 7 o'clock p. m. J. W. CARTER, Protector. A. W. Ktkuthers, Secretary. TOWN AND COUNTY. Plenty of watermelons now. See Kauh’s lineof groceries before von bitv—they are fresh. Miss Carrie Rosenbaum is visiting Meridian freinds this week. George McCrory is now hustling freight at the M. & O. Station. If you want to know what “Cas cade’' is look in our advertising col umns. , The dwelling house being erected for Mr. Oliver Eastland is nearing completion. Willie C. Persons is working with Mr. Tom Parnell, the blacksmith, over the-summer. A. A. Hatnmack has Coffins, Caskets, and a general supply of Undertaker e Geode, at lowest prices. Some of our lads are making their own living during vacation davs, They deserve much credit. For Salk.—One medium-sized Hall's combination-lock Safe. For information apply at this office. That young man Burner, former night operator, was in town Sunday. He appeal's to be “st uck” on Scooba. It. is claimed that, with plenty of rain, the farmers of Kemper will have to buy but little corn next win ter. Mr. J. S. Jenkins, the popular rep resentative of Marks, Rothenberg & Co., was here this week looking after trade. Mr. C. L. Kitchens spent last week with home folks at Binnsville, returning to his work at Louisville on Monday. Mr, J. G. Cherry, of Sucarnochee, was one of our callers Saturday, and had his name enrolled on our sub scription list. We understand that there is now seven murder cases to be tried at the next term of the Circuit Court in this county. Eastland, the druggist requests us to state that there will be no cold drinks sold a,I the drug store here after on Sundays. Mr. John Meacliani, of Hickman, Ky., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Meacliani, and other-re latives in this section. The Irby Bros, have greatly im proved the appearance of their store front by a generous use of paint. Let the goo work go on. The old gallery and shelter in front of the Edwards’ building, was torn away this week, and a neat awning placed in its stead. Mr. H. G., Arnold a pleasant young gentleman from Meridian, is now holding down tlie night opera tor job at t’ne M. & O. station. Car-load of Corn aim other Feed Stuffs just received and for sale by “Hoc” Stuart, Scooba, Miss. Attorneys R. E. Willborn, of Meri dian, and Joe Reaves, of Macon, came in Tuesday morning and went over to DeKalb on legal business. Mr. ancl Mrs Sam T. Watts and Miss Bet tie Duke left. Monday for Canton, this state, and will spend a short season at .Springs near that place. The brick work on Mr. Joe Cra mer's new store building was com pleted last Friday, and the carpen tering is being pushed as rapidly as possidle. All parties who purchased tickets to the lecture course, are requested to call at Eastland's drug store—the rebate on their tickets is now ready for refunding. To Cure a Cold in One Day take LAX ATIVE BItOMO Quinine Tab lets Druggie's refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE’S signature is ou tack box. 25c. At Duke's Cheap Cash Store they are selling Jieigler’s Ladies' Button Shoes for 75 cents a pair that for merly sold a', from $2.50 to *5.00 a |)Air-ko]0Sjng out at way l^elow cost X S A fi: < :.,ng, inofe par !ieul.uT . •: will. The home de stroyed notified tbe treasured me mentoes of a happy past. Every object therein is hallowed by tender association. The family Bible, con taining the records of those who were before us—of those who have come upon the scene since our ad vent; the old cradle, in which was rocked the little ones now grown and wrestling with life's problems; tlie little dress or shoes that mother laid away so carefully when she bade a long farewell to the one now sleeping beneath a grassy mound on yonder hillside. All these are gone, and the old man and aged woman, life partners for so many years, look into one another’s eyes and turn and cannot speak. Prof. S. M. Graham, a son of Mr. J. AV. Graham of Oak Grove, who has been in charge of flic public schools at Gloster, Amite County, as principal, the past term, spent part of last Friday in town en route to starkville, where he has been designated by the State Superinten dent of Education as one of the con ductors of the Normal at the Agri cultural and Mechanical College. Mr. Graham is one of the brightest yoiyig men sent out from Kemper in many years, and gives promise of at tailing great prominence in his chosen life work. Mr. E. E. Trammill, who for the past eighteen months lias been hold ing a lucrative position in one of the large dry-goods establishments of Memphis, Tenn., is spending a short vacation with his parents, Air. and Mrs. S. C. Trammill of near town. Earl lias a host of friends in this section, and all are pleased to learn mat ne is wen auu pruspeiuus. Mrs. W. H. Stuart and daughter, Miss Kubie, left Thursday last for Meridian, thence to Forest, and after a few days the young lady will go to Lauderdale Springs for a two weeks sojourn, in the hope of regain ing the health injured by her recent attack of typhoid fever. Her many friends here will wish her an early and full restoration. Probably the biggest thing of its kind each year in the Delvalb neighborhood, is the annual picj-nic held at Brittain Bridge, on the N.‘ W. Hopper place, This year it will be held on Friday, July 20th, and everybody is invited to attend. There will be music by Jones, Band, dancing and speaking. A good time is assured all. Wantkd—by Chicago wholesale and mailorder house, assistant man ager (man or woman) for this county and adjoining territory. Salary $20 and expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent. No investment or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write at once for full par ticulars, and enclose self-addressed envelope. Scpkrintkndknt, 132 Lake St, Chicago, 111. Wantkd—Two printers for coun try newspaper and power job office. Will pay from $32.00 to $15.00 per month in cash promptly. Applicants please give reference, stating age, etc. No cigarett fiends or habitual drunkards need apply. J. K. Oliphant, Poplarville, Miss. Tom Boyd, of near Binnsville, wanted in this county on a charge of criminal assault, was arrested at Livingston, Ala,, last Friday, and Deputy Sheriff (5eo. Alexander left for that place Tuesday morning 10 bring him to DeKalb. Mr. Alexan der returned the same evening with liis prisoner. We have a short note this week from Mr. Henry Gross, forinely of this place aud now the agent at the M. <fc O. depot at Sliuqulak. Henry has taken unto him a wife, since he left here, and is prosprous and hap py. All wish him well. Mrs. D. I,. Turner and two chil dren, Marguerite and Belaud, of Fort Gibson, spent several days of the week with Dr. and Mrs. J. P\ Tinsley, and are now guests of Mrs. Turner’s brother, Mr. J. A. Byrd, at Binnsville. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar is the original laxalive cough syrup and combines the qualities necessary to re lieve the cough and purge the eyeiem ot cold. Contains no opiates- Sold by 0. Eastland, the druggist. Sunday McLendon (colored), wan ted in this county on a charge of murder, was arrested near Birming ham, Ala., last week, and is now in jail at Dekalb. Mrs. S. D. Stennis, of Mt. Nebo, this week spent several days with her uncle, Mr. S. P\ Clark, who is very ill. She returned home Mon day. The “Sans Souci” Club will meet, on Saturday evening, with Misses Carolyn and Lolita Rosenbaum, from 4:30 to G o’clock. If you want your Cuffj, Col'are and Shirts laundricd in first class style, leave them with Jae. D. French; he will send for them, if notified. Mrs. S. C. Wilkins and two chil dren, of Crawford, are visiting the former’s daughter, Mrs. James E. String-fellow. Mr. Jas, E. Stringfellow this week placed a neat awning in front of the store building occupied by T. Rauh. Mr. W. H. Stuart left Sunday morning for a ten days sojourn in. South Mississippi. See notice from County Superiu* tendent of Education, elsewhere. Haul) has jgst Received a nice line of staple and fancy groceries. See change in Eastland’s ad. .. v.. ..a,-; . i*-iJrigWJt .'xistf aw 11 w rnmmmmammmfmma a?r««s22H®»**asi»a « 1 Everything | | to Eat! I French carries u complete line of ■ I Wluple anil Fancy Groceries, and lie ■ ■ would ho pleased to have you call g and examine the entire slock. Can.tie:; and Canned Goods a spe cialty. Also, ngont for Deering Harvesting Machinery. It will he to your Interest to eget priced here before buying. Everything fresh. I FRENCH, 8 The Grocerynian. 2 I. Ill—III llll’IF—faMU——I Contrect for Bored Well Let. A meeting of subscribers to the fund to pay for the sinking of an ar tesian well within Scooba’s corpor ate limits, was held at the Bank Monday evening, the greater num ber of the contributors being either present or represented. Several propositions to bore the well were submitted, one from Mr. John II. Pinson, ol’ Geiger,(Ala., be ing accepted and the committee in charge of arrangements, Messrs. Stu art, Kuykendall, Twilley, Eastland and Watts, was instructed to con tract with Mr. Pinson for the work. Mr. Pinson’s proposition is, to bore 1,0'K) feet for $550.00, and to go 200 feet deeper, if necessary, at the rate of $1.60 per foot; the subscribers to the movement to furnish piping and ot her necessaries. * . i... 1__ 4-: T»r T1 .X 11 contributors of sums over $25.00 fav ored the Union Church lot, abeut tiie centre of town, or further west, and the sentiment of those present being almost unanimous, the church lot location was adopted. Something over $1',1UO.OO has al ready been subscribed to the fund for the boring of this-well, and the greater part of this amount lias al ready been paid in. Further contri butions are solicited, as the mere boring of the well will not end the work by any means. It is hoped to place a largo tank above the well, to erect a neat she ter over it, and to lay a good-sized pipe from the well to tlie railroad frontage, where a watering-trougli for stock can be placed. There are many from out of town who will be benefltted by this inno vation; they are invited to subscribe something. Mr. Puckette, the con tractor, has offered to donate $50.00 worth of cement work. The game is on—let’s play it to a finish. Modest Claims Often Carry tiie Most Conviction. When Maxim, the famous gun invent or, placed his gun before a committee ci judges, he stated its canying power to be much below *hat he felt sure the gun would accomplish. The result of tho trial was therefore a great surprise, ins ead of disappointment. It is the same with the manufacturers ef Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera ami D:arrhoe8 Remedy. Tuey do not publicly boast of all tins remedy will accomplish, but prefer to It t the users make the 8 ate ments. What they do claim is, that it 1 I Mnnieinnl** AM VA /I! A»»ll AAA rlrPA'l. terv, pains in the stomach and bowels and has never been known to tail. Foi sale by O. Eactland, druggist. Another Good Man Gone. At Burnsville, on Monday, after a few days illness from cholera mor bus. Mr. Will Bidgway breathed bis last. Interment was made Tuesday evening, the services being attended by a largo concourse of friends and acquaintances. Deceased was a merchant, and one of the best citizens of Kemper; lie was unmarried, but leaves a large family connection. To them we ex tend our heartfelt sympathy. -—•-*»«--— Old Chronic Sores. As a dressing for old chronic sores ►here is nothing so good as Cbambar lain’s Salve. While it is not advisable to heal old sores entirely, they should he kept in a good condition, for which this salve is pppecielly valuable. For sale by Oliver Easlland. Notice! Notice ! I The School Board will meet at De Kalb on Thursday, July 26th, 1906, for the purpose of looking after the location of schools. I. M. Thompson, Co. Supt. of Fid. Sheriff A. B. Tartt on Monday ar rested, at Dt Kalb, a man named Dalton Cavenaugh, wanted in Polk V/Ouliry, xr.viirt, uii ti r>c; duction, and for whom, we are in formed, a reward of $1,500.00 is of fered. It also appears that Caven augh is wanted in four states for bigamv. The Texas Sheriff has been notified and lias replied that lie will come after the prisoner. Does evil still, your whole life fill ? 0->es woe betide? Your thoughts abide on suicide? You need a pili! Now for prose and facts—■ HeWitt’s Lit tle Early K’.sers are the most pleeean and reliable pills known today. They never gripe. Sold by Eastland. On the opposite page will lie found an advertisement of the South Miss issippi College, located near Hat tiesburg and presided over by Prof. W. I. Thames, one of the best known educators of the State.' H. V. Clark and H, H. HUir ttt'ti still alive at this writing, hut both up! rap 1^1 V failing. If you want Lumber, c^li on ' w. H. Stuart. ? mmk t * v - At vw'Wiu-v*—‘ —a —< -■ Card of Thanks, • Editor Kfmper Herald: We desire, through the.volumns ot your impel', to return our sincere thanks to the ninny friends and ac quaintances who have so kindly as sisted us in replenishing the house hold goods, weaving apparel, etc., lost by (lie fire of the night of Jun< 20th, which destroyed our home and its contents. Words cannot adequately express feelings of appreciation in matter* of tliis nature; the heart is full, the tongue tied. God only knows how deep our gratitude—and God only can repay. Very truly, K. C. McCueiuht and Family, Wahalak, Miss. Mr. McCreight informs us that the Are was caused by a defective lamp burner, to the best of iiie family’s knowledge. The house was an old and large one, and the dry timbers burned like tinder. The family, ex cept Mr. McCreight, were attending religious service at the church; he was dozing, and aroused just in time to save himself. Everything was lost, save a trunk, a few blankets and a gun. We understand another house will be erected on the site of the one de stroyed at once. A Tragic Flu sh. A watchman's neglect permitted a leak in the great North Sea dyke, which a child's A ger could have Btopped, to become a ruinous break, devastating an entire province ot Holland. In like man ner Kenneth Mclver, of Vancchoro, Me. permitted a little cold to go uunoticed until a trag e finish was only aveited by Dr. King’s New Discovery. He writes: “Three doctors gave me up to die of lung infhimnittion. caused by a neglect ed cold ; but Dr. King’s New Discovery saved my life,” Guaranted best cough and cold cure, at Eastland’s drug htore l/Oc. and $100. Trial bottle free. From Southern Star, July 4. The Reunion was set for the 5th, and 6tli, of September. The Baptist protracted meeting lias been postponed from the 2nd, Sunday to tlie 5th, Sabbath in July. Miss Alma Overstreet is attending (lie Nomal at Starkville, Mrs. John ttewin is teaching her school at Streetfield during her absence. Mr Herbert Hopper is preparing to build a neat residence in the South ern part of town. He has a good portion of the lumber on theground. Found.—Near Dr. S. I). Stennis’ residence during tiie month of Dec., 1905,—one pair of gold rim spectacles apparently new; case was stamped: “Barber, Meridian.” Apply to Dr. Stennis, Mr. Nebo, Miss., for further information. Mr Hugh Overstreet has returned to North Carolina to resume his duties in connection with colonizing foreigners, etc. He will not be at home again until next summer. Hugh is a sober, industrious and competent, young man, aud we un derstand lias an excellent position. There will he the annual big pic nic at N. W. Hopper’s or Brittain Bridge.on Friday the 20th. inst. Speaking, music, dnacing and an all around good time. > Everybody cor dially invited to attend and bring something good to eat, Col. Hopper is goning to see that everything is in “apple pie” order, and an excel lent time is looked forward to. A sweet breath adds to the joys of a kiss. You wouldn’t want to kiss your wife, mother or sweetheart with a hue breath. You can’t hi ve a sweet brea'b without a healthy stomach. You can’t have a healthy stomach without perfect digestion. There is only one remedy that digests what you eat and makes the breath as sweet as a rose—and that remedy is Kodol for Dyspepsia. It is a relief for sour stomach, palpitation of the heait, and other ailments arising from disorder of the stomach and diges tion. Take a little- Kodol after youi mpals and see wl at it will do for you. Sold bv O. Eastland, drngg'st Last Meeting of tfie Season. The Twentieth Century Book Club was called and fittingly entertained in a social feature by Miss Mary Kennon, Friday evening, June 29th. As the guests entered they were carried to the dining-room, where cafee par fait with cream wafers was served; after which the guests were grouped at game tables in tbe assembly-room, which was attrac tive in the summery decorations of white and green. Water lilies and pearl roses were the chosen flowers, and white and green shades softened the lights. Music and progressive games add ed to the merrymaking of the occa sion. The score cards, tied in white and green ribbons, were unique geo graphical souvenirs, each one repre senting a different State. Pineapple frappe, vanilla ico cream and angel-food cake were served on game tables. The Club adjourned at. 11:30, and disbanded far the summer—not to moot again unless called by special invitation for entertainment. X Bowel Complaint in Children. During the summer months chi'drec are subject to d senders of tbeboweh which should receive careful attentioi as soon as the first unnatural looseDets of the bowels appears. Tne best medi cine in use fur bowel complaint, if Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy, as it promptly conirok any unnatural looseness of the bowels, whether it be in a child ur an adult. For Eale by Oliver Eaet'and. Picture Framing. Mr. James Adams is now prepared to frame picture—almost any size and almost any quality of frame. He will do the work very reasonably, and will furnish prices on request. Samples of different styles of fra ming may be seen at the Bank or at his residence. Tub Kumpku lW.A!.p, the Memphif Coromeicitd-Appeai (weekly) and Home a ad Farm, fqr one vear for $1.50. Mr. Myrick aqd three chil dren, of Cliftonviile, visited Mr. £. E. Stringfellovr this week. NOT Live. C3* i i-C.# [ L.ONe','b!JT c.riO^ "" "" "”‘p """*' ' ' " *" ' "" WINTER WHEAT, MILLERS/ f BESTFtOtP HAY, GRAIN,SALT. ^ ^VLPM BEST CORN MEAU, j jAiflEc h fiy SCOOBA, MISS A Card. To flic Tax-payers of Kemper Co.: We desire to extend to you our thanks for your Cordial hospitality and furthermore for the rcdiness with which you have listed your property and Educable children. | The books are now on file as per] law, for 30 days subject to your in-1 sped ion. Very truly, J. ]f. IToLMRS, Tax Assessor. Twenty Year Battle. “I was a loser in a twenty year battle with chronic piles and malignant. sores, until I tried Bocklen’B Arnica Halve; which turned the tide, by curing boih | till not a trace remains,” writes A. M. i Bruce, of Farmyille, Ya, Beat for old | ulcers, cute, barns arid wounda. 25c. a' i Oliver Eaetland’e, druggist. Wo have a New Home (drop-head) ! Sewing Vachlno, which we will sell cheap for cash. Pasturage Notice I Having in charge the large pas ture of the Estate of the late James H. Duke, I am prepared to pasture stock by (lie week, month or season. No stock admitted unless special arrangement is made, and stock will lie held subject to foes for pas turage. S. C. Tram hell, Scooba, Miss, For Sale! Very Cheap! One second-hand KO-saw Brown Cotton (Jin, with Feeder and Con denser; one Brown Feeder and Con denser for 00-saw (fin. Iteason for sidling—am putting in improved system. Apply to W. If. PARNKf.r,, Scooba Miss. A Guaranteed Cure lor Piles. Itcdiinp, B.ind, Bleeding, l’rotrudinj Piles. Druggia's are author/.id to-re fund money if l’AZO OINT’ISJsT f—iIs to cure in 0 to !4 dm v. 50c. The First National Bank, Meridian, Miss., will issue *Timo Oe.rtlflcntes.of Deposit hear ing interest at the rate of -1 percent peran nuiii. We lmve delermim,\<- to do this in order that tvc may otter tp the public t lw* best possible provisions fpr the handling ol tlieir savings, as our wall known strength and conservative methods fiiKiib < for our depositors tin* fullest pcotj etioii. 'J'hcs*. eertlfieates draw interest arom date of issu ance and are not subject io Havings Bunk restrictions, thuH making them most desir ably to such of our friends ami pH l ions who deslro to create saving accounts. In this way you have the ml mi ulagc.of having your deposits with a National Bank.operated un der the strict (though wise) laws of the Na tional (Jovermnent, and we neefl not ud|f that we stand among the strongest lustily tions in tlic Hlntc. Correspondence wanted. First National Bank Meridfan, Miss. Capita). $:.w.i»kuv Surplus 1J0,(IUMIH HtockholcJurs" Liability. 2(U,!»kh*i Protection to Depositors. |t)iO,Oi'O.UU Heavy Steel Cables tied together securely with steel wire stays in uniform meshes make the substantial, solid, handsome ELLWO0D FENCE lit is scientifically correct in every particular. No waste material-, no weak piare anywhere—no foolishness. ELL WOOD FEHGE is all fence. It does its duty all the time, holds stock securely, outlasts your neigh bor's cheap and wobbly excuse for a fence, and is guaranteed to you by the largest and financially strongest concern in the world in fence manu facturing. There is no reason why you should not have ELLWOOO FENCE. There is every reasun why you should. For particulare unit prices, address VV. R. PARNELL, (Scoot!A, Misa. f? --- ■' : ■■a.^=asss=n SHOOT You want to HIT what you are aiming at E£?| —be it bird, beast or target. Make your Ifjl shots count by shooting the STEVENS. |J/ For 41 years STEVENS ARMS have Wi carried off PR EM 1ER HONORS for AC 11 CURACY. Our line: P Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols W Beautiful three-color Aluminum Hanger will be forwarded for :o cents in stamps. J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co., P. O. Box 4095 CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS., U. 8. A. - - - --- ---1 The New Fast Train BETWEEN St. Louis St. Louis AND AND New Orleans Mobile Only the handsomest of Pullman IJhrnry observation nice ulus Oars, w ide VestlbuledCoaches and Dining Cars, with Electric JJehW and Funs, are used In the IJmited For all Information cull on your Home Agent, or write Jno, M, Beall, Q. p, A., Kt. J.ouls, 41o. IF** Eastland’s Drug Store [ ™ I am still haiMilluK »Tf M f 1\T .CjH f « 20 i-IL JEM* JB~i JL «L a. s nnd the best grades. r^0 Come and get my prices. The paint is under a guarantee. 1 1 vil,s 11 Hoadley’s Ice-cream „»**».,*. §j .<C When you buy Oream, l>o sure it's HoaUIcy’s. I Ruanibtee it to In* hatter ;^> '5? than all others. It la frozen la Memphis by. machinery; of course they can g <2fi boat us. <p My line of gC STATIONERY AND TOILET ARTICLES | 0 Is complete. ‘V> 5 c All Sixes Patent Medicines. ->> ^ ^ Bott-er keep It Eastland’s Antiseptic | In the house for pains, aches, burns, bruises, still joint ;, «*tc. I guarantee ££ every bottle—“no cure, no pay.'’ Ask -your friends a i»out Cjfi' ' * it; they have used it. pj* | Soooba, Mdssistsippi. ^ “CASCADE” Is the finest Flour, made out of Pure White Winter Wheat; every Barrel guaranteed, and money refunded it not satisfac tory. I also keep on hand the celebrated Brand “ELK.” Joe Cramer, AGENT, | SCOOBA, MISSISSIPPI. | J. M. AUST & SON, | Feed, Sale & Livery I SMBEES, I SCOOBA, - - MISSISSIPPI. 1 MULES AND HORSES h For Hale, or Kxehanged in Trade, at all times. Always Bargains in this line. The Patronage of Drummers Hollered. First-class | Teams and Mate Drivers Furnished. « We will do a regular l ivery business, and will furnish teams at all hours jj —day or night. .Write, ’phone or telegraph when wanted. general Merchandise! Fresh Goods Being Received Daily! Prices Right! Try Us. T- RAUH. Brick Store, Fronting on Railroad. I t "".""Grove’s Tasteless Chill "Tonic | 1 hnc stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million B I bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you? No Cure, No Pay. 50^ i TMlMJft*i1iWi«il18liBMliiiriliiiittrii 11 nliiiiilfaiM[Mi1iii~ iClttitflilMitiiiiiamuMi . . J .