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Tile liinnswid Times.
IXiUbllihed 1889.
The Brunswick Call.
Ettabliahed ISM.
Tile Brunswick Times-Call,
CONSOLIDATED 1900,
Published
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ceive paper should be reported to the bunlncs*
oftlce. Address all comma nicatiouH to.
THE TIMES-CALL
Brnnswlck, (4 a.
TO SUBSCRIBERS:
bnMriber are requi*tcd to notiiy the offlee
tiken the; fell to get ny Issue of the Tlmw-
IHUL Attention to this matter will be (;•■
Utd hy the publiaben.
6*THOR H. LKAVY Editor
tt JLAHD A. MULLINS, Baiinen Manager
Henry Watterson want* anew pi at
form anil anew !e;der.
Bt. bimon and Cuuibe land are botb
enjoying a good bueinese at present,
Tho New York World nay* 'i’illineu
even pastes tip It's resignation on a
p.tohfork.
A Florida exchange says the legisla
ture ot that (late did one goo 1 thing,
anyway -adjourned.
Tho Monsoon, owned by a Ilrunswiok
lau, built in Brunswick, and built by
Brunswick workmen out of Brunswick
lumber, and sailed by a Brunswick mun
has put the boat masks of Savannah
and Charleston to thinking.
Talk of no extra st ssion ot congress
>b again being revived. Uul-ss mob
bo.'Biim Should bii absolutely necessary,
it would be iu bad taste to urge the
matter upon the pri trident at this tune,
when he in so bowed down by sorrow
over ike condition of bis wife.
The movement now on foot to erect a
mammoth auditorium In Brunswick
skauld meet the approval of our popu
lace generally. Such a building is badly
needed and the Tjmics-Uaj.i. aincoroly
hopes that the p'an will prove success
ful
SENATORIAL RESIGNATIONS
Henry M. Smith, formerly the expert
Journal clerk of tho bouse, and an em
inent authority on constitutional as wel'
as legislative eul>j*cte, parliaments-ily
fays:
“Governor McS aeeney has no more
authority to either accept or rrjeot the
resignation than bae the intseogral
hip door. From the foundation of the
government the right if a senator to
reaigu bis at any time, wilht ut let or
hindrance, or even assigning a single
reato:i for ,-ueh sciion, has never been
questioned, a id thi-re have been nearly
two hundred resignations of senators,
la one instance (Jess e hi dsos, of
Kentucky, in 1815) he governor with*
held the resignati in from publicity in
the hops that Mr. 11l daoe might he
induced to reconsider 1 is action, but no
governor has ever assumtd, or suggested
even, th-.t be had anything whatever to
do with it, save to communicate such
resignations to the legislature ot hie
stata and to the Berate of tho United
Seales, until G nernor McSweeney’i.
rcmarkal.de p rtormauco. This question
has bseu settled uniformity in the State
courts find by tbe senate i'Belt, that
body being under tbe condition the sole
arbiter in this case ”
In the desire to save S.uth Uaroliuti
from an acrimonious campaign in an
off year. Governor McSweeney has
overs.'cppcd his prerogatives lu ibis
matter.
XO THE PUBLIC.
With this issue uiy osnnection wi-b
the Times C.u.l cranes, I heartily
tbsak the people of Brunewick foi
tbe'r liberal patronage and kind cun
eiderttion during the past year and 1
hope to serve them again in the near
Xu’uff. A H. LKAVY.
SHERIFF’S SALES,
Vi T ILL be Bold before the court hou-o door in
" the cllvof Rrun-wick, Glynn county,Geor
gia, during the letfal bourn o i -am, on (he timt
Tuenday in July next, the following described
property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel
of land comprising lots No. 27, 2d, 25 and
the southern 16 feet of No. 24 in Johnson’s addi
tion to the city of lliunswick, in said county
and slate, a (shown by a map of said addition
made by II J. Simmons, civil engineer, on
March &), ixui, and having the following dis
tanceK, courses and ltd euts to wit: He
ginning at a point 185 feet from the Old Town of
said city ou a line with the east line of Albany
street anu runniug thence on the staine line 2*5
feet, thence north seventy-one degrees, east I*6
feet, thence back towards said Old Town on a
liuewith the west line of Amherst St. 285 feet to
to the place of begidning. Levied on anil soi l
as the property of Stewart Johnson under and
hy v irtue of an execution issued from the supe
rior court of (ilyun county in favor of James
Harper and against Stewart John son for $1535.(0
principal, $1284.08 interest aud cost.
Also at the name time and place,
the following teal estate, situate in
Glynn county, to-wit: An undivided one-thud
iiiteiohl in and to those several tracts of land
hereinafter described all situate in the 2tith dis
trict G. M , Glynn county, Georgia and leing
described as follows to-wit: The first tract
containing 225 acres of .-alt marsh, being the
same tract of land granted to Mary A. Lam
on bt on the l*lh day of May 1*77, by the state
of Georgia, said grant registered iu Hook of
Ifeadright A li, page hill* and having such shapes
metes and bounds as are delineated upon a plat
attached to said grant, together with ad and
singular the riparian rights, creeks, oyster
bed- and each and every appurtenance unto
ibosarne belonging or in anywise appertaining
The second tract cont aining 35 acres of high
land, more or lomß, and being purl of wh&l is
know nas tiic Hell Point Tract ’ and being the
same liact of land former)) belonging to dames
K. Lnmhright aud described in a deed from
James K Land.right uto Joseph E. Lumbright,
trustee, recorded in Hoak U, pages 802 ami 808 of
the general records of Glynn county, Georgia,
reference to Maid deed being hereby nud fora
more full and maple description of said proper
ty. The third tract being that tract koown a*
**ilog Crawl Tract,” which Said tract adjoins
said .hen* tract next above described, con
tained 75 acres of land, titnreor less,and hound
ed ai follows: Last by land lately owned by
M. L Mi r lion, known as ‘TU 11 f*oli t/' and a
direct continuance north of llie went line of the
said M. L. Me shod, to the division line between
Willi mu aud Jacob Moore; south and west by
a creek and marsh; w**m by a line cominenctYig
on the eugeof the marsh opposite to the dwells
mg house on said place, running north to the
lliHt road constructed Iroin the mam road to
••HogCrawlthence north, parallel to the east
I ne of said tract, until it strikes the division
line between Willium and Jacob Moore, unless
:uoh line should run Into a tract of land
containing 25 antes given or sold hy Thomas
Goodbread to Joseph Good bread’s wife. In
tiiateveut, by Hie east line of said tract of laud:
north by thedlvision line between William and
Jacob Moore; aud a fuller description of winch
isfoimd in the deed ft (mi Alexander Hcrantoii
to John I*. Lamb and William It. Hiiukley, re
corded on the 4th day of April, 18(17, In book At,
page 420 aud 127, of the geueiul records of
Glynn county, Georgia; the foregoing tract of
land having been conveyed on the 24th day of
December, ISBU, by warranty deed from .James
T. Lambright, as trustee,to the defein.ant in
the w ithin and foregoing 11. fti , which deed ban
never been put on record. Levied on and
sold as the property of William Ifi. Burba*©
under and hy virtue of a mortgage li fla ia uc-i
from the Superior court of Giynn county in
fiivoi ot John L. du Higoon and agadlftl W. I* - .
Jlurhagc for $8X3.85 principal besides mteres
aud cortt.
Almo at the Kami* tlnn* au<l place, tb
following il*Hc'ibil ir(|>cri.y to-wit: That
coi tiiln lot. tract or parcel of land aituutc lying
and being in Uiu city of Brunswick, county (-
Giynn and ntatc of Georgia,* and particulaiy
dlscribed a follows to wit: That tract of lanii
with eutln one hundred and llficen (115) feet
and HhU‘B two liundiod and I.wonl.v (22<i) lout in
length and hounded on the o.ihi hy Jolmaon
Hlicetoiie hundred and ilftcen (115) feet and oil
the went by Gordon street one hundred and fif
teen (115) foot and bounded on the north and
fouHi l>\ lands belonging to ino ornate of
t rtuimiri Dart, Triih.oe.
Said prodci ty levied on as the property of
I'. M. Dai t and children under und by virtue of
an execution isaued by 11. J. Read tax collector
lor slate and county taxes du© for the year IhnO
auiount of la\ i o*i Ihh des iutorCMl and coat.
Levy made amt letu nud to me by U. K, I’yloH,
Deputy bh iii).
W. II BKIUUK,
Sheri(l, Glynn county Ga.
CITATION.
OEOHOIA—GIynn Oounty.
'To whom it may ooncern.
J. A Montgomery having applied to
me for permanent letters ot administra
tion on tho citato of Thomas OK'onoor
late of said oonuty this is lo cite nil and
singular the creditors and next of kin
of Thomas O’Connor to be and appear
at my ofii te within tho lime all wod by
law aud rlidw cause If any vney can
why pcunanecit admin slration shou and
not be granted to J. A Montgomery on
Thomas O’Connor’s estate.
Witness mv hard and offlo al slgna-.
turc this (ith dav ol June 1201.
HORACE I)ART,
Ordinury,
CfitluyV* 1 11 * 1
KV' Start Right
IL''Te i s oSSIFiBFjI i'o you'll enjoy
Br—twt iJC firgtKM llvtnK In this con*
wE **' j£ HfejSl tury. Heotl Uioro
9 HfcvSk Bvntptotns of tils*
ftiMMi Liver aud
Rptw it KWlnoys:
rinckHche.Conßtl
■■ ph 1 1 on, Ulienma
tlsui.l-ossof Appe-
CA Yai^fv li rTTi ami Bleep, M<l
K2FQ £s§ Breath, Itiluht a
HjM| ffIMV Pinholes,
Lruvol laid 1111-
* yr hu t* hobs.
■ DR. THACKER’S
■ LIVER AND BLOOD SYRUP
hft* womlerfulßUCfiO*a©urlnirtli<‘HO nilin.'iiffc
91 All who list* It pttv lU* the bent rutniMly for all
W§ dliMsaee . f (UeHv*r,l>U*tdßntl kidneys. Try it
Your dnißprlftt hits Pr.Thticlior’Bl.lTcr
and Moon Hyrup, ond Dr. Thacher’B
them. If ho won't, Bond UB 25 cent*
for a parkngo, or 60 omite for a bottle
■ - Hut Try Your DruffgUl First.
9B Write onr Consultation iVpartmenl r*-
gM plaining your symptom* aud recelvo free
confidential advice.
01 TUAt UKR MKDICIJIR COMPANY,
y 3 thltanoo|s, l'M. J
I—PAINT— 1
bP9 Removes a’l Corns, Bunions and Wartt, tk
without pain, speedily und permanently
- All Drurtgiftis Roll Abbott’s m
/ A . L ast Indian Cohn I*AWT.
W. J. Butt’s.
HOW’S Trtisr
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ri -
ward for any case of Catarrh that oan
not be poured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
K. J. CHKNKY A CO., Toledo, O
We, the undersigned, have kuowu
F, J. Cheney for tbe last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and finan
cially able to orrry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Tiuax, wholesale druggists,
Toldo, O.
Walding Kinnau A Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
ally, aot-.ng directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c, per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall’s
Family Pi Ur are the beat
PETITION FOR CHARTER
STATE OK GEORGIA, County of Glynn.—
To the Honorable Superior Court of said
county: The petition of B. Padrosa, Lewis W
Reach. H. S. Lee, J. B. Abrams, J. M. Blood
worth, John W. Thomas, F. Joerger, and B. P.
Coleman, ail of the said county of Glynn, re
spectfully bliows;
That your petitioners for themaelven, and
such othcit persons as they may hereafter aaso
ciate with them, desire to he incorporated un
der the corporate name and style or News Pub
lishing Company.
The capital stock of said corporation to be
three thousand dollars, ($8.0C0,) to be divide*!
into three hundred shares of (he par value of
ten dollars each, with the privilege of increas
ing said capital stock at any time, upon a vote
of two-thirds of the original stock, to any
amount not exceeding twenty thousand dollars
any of the capital stock to be issued
at any time, to be paid for by the i*erson sub
scribing for the same, either in cash ot in
property, leal or personal, in amount at its fair
market value, equal at least to the amount of
stock at par so being paid for,
111.
All of said three thousand dollars of capital
stock has now been subscribed and is ready to
be paid in upon the organization of the com
pany.
IV.
The term of said corporation to l>e for twenty
years, with the privilege of renew al thereafter.
The object of said corporation is to publish
and circulate a newspaDerin the city of Bruns
wick, aud do any aud all kinds of printing, and
other contract work of a similar nature.
VI.
The powers desired are to sue and bs sued
contract and le contracted with, buy and sell,
own and control any and all classes of property,
r'-al or personal, necei-sary essential to the con
duct of the business of said company. Tiie right
to conduct a printing business, und to do all the
ihingH mentioned in paragraph five of this pe
tition. and to do all other work which maybe
done in and about a printing, publishing, or
book binding business; and al*o|tbe rigut to
exercise all powers usually given; to copora
-11• >iirt of like character.
VII.
The home and principal place of bust
ness of said corporation to be at Bruns
wick, Georgia, with the right to establish
branch olllccs at such other places as the busi
mss of uaid company may from time to time
require.
The premises considered by your petitioners,
pray the grant of an order creating said coi po
ration with all the powers herein-before men
tioned, and that such other and further order
in th*: premises be granted as may be mete and
proper.
ATKINSON DUNWODY,
l’elitioncrf’ Attorneys.
Tho foregoing Is a true copy of tho original
now on file in this office. 'J ins June 7th, 1901.
If. F. Dir BIG NON.
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County, Ga.
AI >MI NIH I'll A.TKIX SALK.
STATE OF GEORGIA-County of
Giynn.
The undorsig'otd acting under Ihe
u horlty if an order of the court of
ndiuary ol said county, granted at the
April term 1901, thereof, will sell b
fore the court house door in said coun
ty, between the u.ual hour, of public
oalep, on the first Tuesday in July 1901,
at puulic auoiinn to the highest nud
best bidder, the following "described
property, beloging to the etts’e <f
Lydia Gatchei, lute of said oourity de
erased to say;
All of that tract or parcel ol land
lying,; situate and being In said county
sn . eta e( ud in the oity of Brunswick
'.asrein, and in the portion of said city
i all(d the Old town of Brunswick and
f mne a remnge in Btiape witn ends
rif tv-six (08) snd sides n mty (90) feet
long, and 'dentifi id on the map o the
city known as Baldwins tnip of Bruos
w ck, by number as ihe we.tern flhy-.ix
iii i lie Its (00 90) of the ctstern htlf
(l 2) of Old Town lot mini her two bun.
dretl and th rly eigh' (238) and haying
the particular oour-es and di-tinces
mentioned and desciib.d in ihepetrion
to said court f >r leave to sell the same,
to which for description reference is
now had. The ter mi of the sale will bo
cash but if a solvent and satisfactory
purchaser > ffere, time will he extended
upon the terms of one third of the pur
chase pries c ish and one third in one
tear and one third in two years, tho
deterred payments to bear eight per
cent per Hbuum interest sod to b* evi
denced by notes made, and secured by
purchase money mortgage made wi ll
covenants to suit the nntlerßighed. The
uroportv is well located and the titles
to ii are perfect This June C.h 1901
Mary E. P anders
Administrntilx on the estate of Lyda
Gatobi 1.
CITATION.
GEORGIA- -Glynn County.
To whom it may concern:
1) D. Moore having in proper form applied
to me for permunont letters of admnitdration
on the estate of Emma Morgan late of said
county, this is to cite all aud singular the
(•minors aud next of kin of Emma Morgau to
bo and appear at my oilico within the time al
lowed by law, and show cause, if auy they ca n
why purulent admirist ration should not be
granted to D. J>. Moore on Eimnu Morgan’s
estate.
Witness iny hand and official signature, tills
3d day or May, 1901,
II o 11A CK 1’ A UT, Ordinary.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Will be sold hoft re the court house
door in ihe city of bruuswick, G'vnn
Coti t, Georgia and .ring the legal fct ur.
ot sale on tbe first Tue-day to July uexi
the f< lto.ving oe.cr,boi troperiy to wit:
Alt cl t.'a certain lot or parcel of land
lying and being in the city of B-ues
wiok, county of Glyun and fate ot
Ge >rgt, desenbod according to the
plan anil map of said oity roa *e by Gee.
U. Baldwu In 18117 as follow, to wi :
All of Ne*' Town iot number seven
hundred ami tweuty.two, the euuthern
one ihird of Now Town lot number
seven bundled and twenty ili.ee, tbe
southern one-tl.irils of New town lots
numbers seven bui dred aud tweetj -six
and seven hundred and iwenty.seven,
aod five by f r y fmt of ai alley he
iweea said onestl.ird of tot number
seven hundred and twenty-ser n,ontnc
west ands iid one tid of lot number
seven hundred an I twenty-three and
ad ut s• Id lot number seveu hundred
nd iweniy-two on the raid laid
con'a'nins, in the agerega e, forty by
oee hundred auil tlriy foa. and haviog
tbe following courses and disiance?, o
wii; Begin 11 1ng a'a point on tlio west
ern lti ® of B street eighty fee: south of
'be of K street and K
s rest and run ng ihei ce westerly, a’
right angles w th line of B etrett, one
hundrid anil fif y tee', thence .-oath rly
at right angles lor y fee’, ttience esle
ly at right angles one hundred and fifty
feet ‘hence northprlv, slorg tbe west
ern line of B street, forty feet to yoint
of beginning, said lot nutub r seveu
httodre] and twentv-two containing
fhirtv by ninety- me feet, said souihern
ono-thiril of said lot number seven hun
dred and tweu'y-lhree con'ainmg ten
by ninety-oue fee', and Bald southern
one-thirds of said lots numbers seven
hundred ud twen’t-six and seven hou
dred and iwuniyteven conatn-ng
twenty-seven by forty feet each. Said
properly having be n levied on as the
property of Mrs, Bvna Wallace, under
aud by virtue of a fi. fa, issued from the
Supetior cour o said county in favor
of the loteretaie Bo ldins’ & Loan As
sociation vs. Mis. Bens Wallace, prin
cipal sum duo being $698 S3 besides in
terest and cos’s. Written notice of levy
givea defendant in possession.
W. H BERRIE,
Sheriff Qlynn county Qa,
The oldest and best clothes cleaner
at ttie Brunswick Cleaning and Pressing
Cos , 504 Monk street. Phone 353-3.
Jae, G Carter, Mg’r
BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. JUNE 8 1901
dill 0 MO Stilt
from the many beautiful models in oar
display ofj
"TRIMMED. HATS
then ascertain the price. It wii! be less
than you think the hat is worth. Our
Milliners got tbs inspiration from ex
pensive French models, but the mate
rial and workmanship are American
therefore much cheaper, but none the
ess good and artistic
MISS KITE SLATES
*.H ; GIJw7CBSTKR ST.
Miss Mamie Smith, Middlcsboro, Ky.. writes:
“My little sister had the croup very bad. I gave j
her several dvses of Koleys Honey and Tar and
ho was Ustantly relieved, It 6aved her life.
W. J. Butts.
Try the new remedy for oostivenees,
Chamberlain's Htemach and Liver
Tablet*. Every box gauren.eed. Brice,
25 cents. For sale by I. N. Bishop.
Druggist.
THK WHEAT BCOUBGE
of modern times is consumption. Many cures
ami discoveries from time to time are published
but Foley's lioDcy and Tar does truthfully
claim to cure all cases in the early stages ;and
always alt orda coinforl and relief in the very
worst cases. Take no substitutes, w. J. Butt
Bkin affections will readily disappear by
using Dewitt’s witch Hazel Halve, look out
counterfeits. If you get Dewitt's you wll
get good results It is the quick and
po dtive cure for piles, w. J. Butt's
?j
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Dyspepsia Curs
Digests what you sat.
Itartiflcially digests tbefood and aids
Naturo in strengthening .ux! recon
structing tiie exhausted digestive or
gans. It is Llie lat est ciiscovereddigest
ant and tonic. Mo other prcparatioc
can approach it iu effleiency. It in
stantly relievesand permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
Sick Headache, Gastralgla Cramps and
all other resu 1 ts of ini perfect, digestion.
Prlccsoc.st.dll. Large size contain. 2H times
•mall six©. Hot U all about clyspepsßt maLodfree
t-w F C DW*Tt * CO-
W. J. BUTTS
people
Bad Circulation Is the cause of most of the ills that come with old age. With
advancing years there is a decline of strength and vigor—the machinery of the
body moves with less speed and accuracy. Because of Hie weak and irregular
action of the heart the blood moves more slowly, becomes impure and loses much
of its life-sustaining properties, and muscles, tissues and nerves literally starve for
lack of nourishment. A sluggish and polluted circulation is followed by a long
tram of bodUy ailments. Cold feet, chilly sensations up and down the spine poor
appetite and digestion, soreness of the muscles, rheumatic pains, hard and fissured
skin, face sores, chronic running ulcers on the lower limbs and other parts of the
bodv these and many other diseases peculiar to old people are due to a lack of
healthy blood aud imperfect circulation. Restoration to health must come through
the building up and purification of the blood, thus adding strength and tone to
the vital organs and quick, healthy action to the circulation.
S. S. S. being strictly a vegetable blood remedy and the best tonic, makes it
the most valuable and efficacious of all medicine for old people. It is free from all
mineral ingredients, and mild and pleasant in its action. It cures blood diseases
of every character, even those inherited or contracted iu early life. As the system
gets under the influence of S. S. S. there is a marked improvement in the general
heulth, and as richer and purer blood begins to circulate through the body the
appetite improves, and there is a softness and elasticity about the skin that you
have not noticed for years; sores begin to heal, pains in muscles and joints grad
ually cease, ai.#you find that it is possible to be happy and healthy even in old age
Our medical department Is In charge of physicians who make a study of blood
and skin dtseasAt. If you would like to have their opinion and advice in your
case, write them all about it and you shall receive such information and advice as
you want. This will cost you nothing. Others have found our medical depart
ment of great benefit to them—their cure being much more rapid as the result of
some special directions received from our physicians.
Don’t be your own doctor when you can get medical advice free. Book on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed to all who desire it.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. GA.
FEM ENINA" 50=
%oim FOR WOMEN
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For FEN ALE DISORDERS
vJ. A a OOL.^
DENTIST
OFFICEDIN KAISER BUILDING OPPO
SITE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
ELI ZISSIMATO,
302a Newcastle St.
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::: ini an
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
All Kinds of dandy .
A BPKAINKD ANKLE QUICKLY
CUBED.
“At ooe time I suffered from a seve
re sprain of the ankle,” says Gso. K.
Cary, editor of the G lide, Wsshiogron,
Va. “After using geveral well recom
mended medioir.es without success, I
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and
aoi pleased to eay that relief esnie as
soon as I began its use and a complete
cure speedily followed. This remedy
has also been used in my family for
frost b*ttec feet with the best results.
I cheerfully recommend its use to all
who mav need a first class liniment. ’’
Hold by I N. Bishop, Druggist.
LYou r e much more ijliabale to decease
when r jur liver and bowels do not act
p rop r iy. Dewitt’s Little Early Kisers re
3o heoause of disease, W.J. Butts.
baking - ironing 1
anything that can be done with a wood or coal fire is done M
better, cheaper and quicker on a V \
{m WICKLESS
'AS f“ OH Stove
f; Heat is not diffused through-
sold whereverare sold. ;
W J . BU T TS
frooDKorv
AYcgctalle Preparationfor As
similating she Food andßeduia
ting lite Stomachs andßoweSs of
iNfildS fsffCHU-UKLN
Promotes Digcslion.Cheerfsif
ness anti Resi.Contains neither
Opium.Morpltiite nor Mineral,
Not c otic .
Jkope of OUI ArSMtUELFITOISR
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Z m 49 years old and have been suffering with M vM\ 1 )]r
Change of Life. 7 had flooding spells so bad that
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another person since taking it. lEjt
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R Is the devout wish of nearly all people to live to a ripe old age.
None of us want to die young. This universal desire can be realized If
care be taken of the health in early and middle life. A little precaution then
will add many years to our existence. Death can be kept away a long
time. Happy, healthy old age will be the lot of the woman who promptly
corrects the ailments which afflict her sea. In youth, Wine of Cardui will
take the female child safely over the dividing line between girlhood and
womanhood. Asa wife she needs tt to help her through the trials of
pregnancy and childbirth with as little discomfort as possible. At the
Change of Life it will help her over the dangerous place that appears in
her pathway between 40 and 50. Then will come many years of truly
blissful existence. She will grow old slowly and gracefully. To the last
she will preserve that charm and beauty which are always characterise
. of perfectly healthy grandmothers.
LADIES' ACVISSRT DEPARTMENT. '* “ f° r women ilone to decide
For advice in cases repairing special whether they wiU be healthy or
sick-, The remedy for their sick-
UUICIKK tu., Chattanooga, Term. neSS is Close at hand.
LARGE BOTTLES OP WINE O P CARDUI
SOLD FOR $l.OO BY DRUCCISTS.
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