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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1896)
20 Yeers Crawford ville Bfcm.icrat, Jgftfe tkhiUlu d 1876, Consolidated Oct. 6, 1893$ I'eopleS A(ttfo< at< , ) Ksta. t »fi!<h«-d i89Ji. I * VOL, XXI. Hanusack, Lucas & Co ' i r ^ Atlanta, Ga. SAVE MONEY On’Iediciasi. We Sell onlv the purest and beft of medicines and at lowest cut prices of which we append a few: D.rulJ.' B. tanieBlood UalmJtW Aleoeks PlaiSeis BrtWTOTwea HW.cr? W' Carters Little Liver Pills Hi Halls Hair tienev^r VS Harters Iron Tonic' Jf> Hostetlers Bitters M Malted Milk 75 Pinkhams Compound 75 Pears Soap 1.1 Pitts Carminative 18 Pierces Fav. rite Prescripti’n <58 Packers Tar Soap 1 21 Dr. Hammack’s Blackberry Compound, a splendid remedy for all bowel troubles, 18 cts. Dr. Hammack’s Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, far superior to all other sarsaparillas, 68 cts. gtarScnd to us for what you need. Express charges are usually 250 . on all packages under five pounds. HAKMACK, LUCAS & CO. ATLANTA, GA- Fine Dried Califor¬ nia Friut. Sweet and Fresli Oranges. Cocoanuts, candies and apples. Fresh cheese and trackers. AT- M. F. GRIFFITH, ketail Grocer, Crawfordville, Georgia : If your children arc Kill j-ct to croup watch forthe first symptom of the disease—hoarseness. It Fnipnhei Iain’s Cough Remedy Is given as soon as the chilil becomes hoarse it will prevent the attack. Even after a - roupy cou»Ii has appeared the attack can al¬ ways be prevented by giving this iem edy. It is also invaluable for colds and whooping cough. For Sale by lb ■ K J. Reid. Mrs. H. M. Holden, of this . ... , .. • “ v,smng • CvIacon ' _ FucKleo’fi Arnica u! 'o. Tlic Be t Salve in tn • ‘ or M fa: n its, Bruise’ 8 , Sores, Ulcer?, ShV U eum, F V or. Tetter, Chnp\)Cii Mauds. 0!*i*i Iains Corns, and all S 8 i*i E;*u:»t ons. Mini pos ; - live v cures Piles or no pay required. It i ircarantHcd to give satisfac-ion o* ia >' vy rut uncled. Price 25 evut* per box. y, i sale by I O' K. J. lt‘i i. —Good time to dig potatoes this week. Some of them are having the dry rot. “H'-wto Cure all Skin Dwa*e." M Simply internal apply medicine “Swaync’s required. Ointii.uit Cures ” clear, wbl’e and healthy. Its great heal ing and curative powers art possessed by Swi^’JoInnu-m A ' ,k Dr ° K * is * LA DIES’ DRESS ROODS! Velvet Trimming All Colors. Pasmentrv,Fancy Buttons,Dress Binding, &c Fancy Worsted per yard. 10 tod sc. Black Henrietta Cloth, 10 to ’-iyc Black Serge u 10 to 60c. Black Mohair, dress goods, 20 to 60c. ~ All Wool Tricot,............. 21C. When you want Dress Goods, Call on us. We guarantee Satisfaction. THE A r Ia & te g£ CATE-DEMOCRAT. r'fVT ..... . i 5 "' Royal Gennatum- }-M'a-iv iiet.ol M Sage.* Canivrtv Cure -4 Syrup ot Furs 84 Tulls Liver Fills n Vtola t.’wim :w \V illianis Fink Pi.Is 81 s Winslows S iothingSyrup 17 Wyeth.s Bee-t Juice 75 Wampole Cod Liver Oil lid And Everything else r.t Simi¬ lar Low Prices. Was Almost Mr. Ed. A. SanfV&T was found in his room in Augusta Monday morning in an unconscious con¬ dition. His family was notified at once and his mother and sister from Waynesboro came up, but by Hie time they reached his bedside Ed. had/allied and was able to greet t-hefn when they came in his room, Drs. Blan cliard and Wilcox attended him. He hadC an over dose of antepi iue for headache, spells „:,ich he ottei, suffers, aud he tot' J m much. It came very near < b’ death. It was at first tho prooanleiie’tfefi it 'v vfh suicidal intent, His friencijs here remember him as a usual),v jolly fellow who would be far from suiciding. Tried to Burn It. Friday morning of last week, before day, one of the heavy freight trains on the Georgia Railroad was rushing along at a high rate of speed just above Greenesboro, as the train was nearing Richland creek, the en¬ gineer saw a big blaze of fire flash up before liun. _ He r stopped as quck as possible. The trestle over the creek had been set on fire. The trainmen put out the fire and went on notifying a squad of traclonoa of th. Are. They repaired to the trestle and to their surprise found that the g re ] la( i been re-kindled and was again devouring the trestle. There seems to be some very mischevious scamps along the line who would wreck the road regardless of who they might kill. The trains are often rock ed west of that place and on tc wards Atlanta. Any person who throw rocks at a moving train and try to wreck one is do should _2- caught and punished.^ _ The best way «o avoid scalp disease, Lair falling out, and permanent baldness, i* to use the best preventive known for that purpose—Haifa Hair Itenewer, Alliance Store. “In the Interest of /II the People.” CRAWFOKDV ILLK, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, IS96. SIDE-WALK NOTES. Pure Homo Matters Picked Up by Our Local Lo cal ReDcrters Hepcrt re. WUmt Our People Are »oi.. R and Saying. Thiug. our Friend* Tell *». Fresh fish- and oysters at Jno. Stephens'. J. W. Meiere ^ .....^ returned —Mrs. to her home in Oglethorpe Sat urday. - -Mr. W. T. Richardson family spent Sunday at and near .kumaugs. ArbnckTr /g Coffee 2-c pound at Jno. St.r s'. —A whi 1 Monday morn¬ ing gave « a winter-time appettrence f —Mrs. Janie Howard returned Tuesday last to her home at Stephens. Ga. —Mrs. Joe Farmer and Miss Cattie Farmer are visiting in At¬ lanta this week. —There have been a great many gin-house tires in this sec' tion this season. Mrs. L. F. Stephens has just received a nice line of Cloaks, call early and get a selection. —Mr. S. H. Rhodes is repair¬ ing the Level Hill (colored) Bap¬ tist church this week. —Col, W. O. Mitchell, of At¬ lanta, was here this week look ing after some business. -Miss Hattie Chapman has been quite sick this week at her mother’s near Mildrafo* —Messrs' Jas. R. Asbury & Co., of Lynnville, are shipping cotton seed from this point, —Mr. W. T. Chapman and his sons have bought a plantation from Mr. W. R. Gunn near town, —Mrs. Hattie Heath, of Not wood, visited the family of Mrs. Gorham in this place Sunday last. to -M.ss her home Lula at Union Griffith Point return^ bat urdk” tjfeffer a visit to relatives hero.' '"*"*■ —Mr. J. H. May has bought tho Gus Bird place from Mr. Bird and will move out there soon. —Miss Marion Hubert of Har¬ lem has been visiting relatives and friends in this place this week. —Mr. A. J. Melton and family have moved back to Augusta where they will make their home. •—Oscar Chapman went up to Atlanta Thursday last and spent a week under treatment for catarrh. —Charlie Lanneau is spending this week at home. He will re turn to Madison the 1st of November. — Hezzic Richardson has gone up to Conyers. There is talk of his moving back to that place another year. —Mrs. John Thompson was quite sick at her father’s in this place Saturday, but is a great deal better now. —Mr. .T. T. Taylor, of near Sharon, has had a black mare to stray off or has been stolen. See not}ce - n this paper . —Mrs. J. F. Baughn, of A tb ens, spent Saturday night With her brot he r W. P. Hubert in j-bis place, returning to her home Sunday. —Some of the V>oys report see¬ ing ice one morning this week. Others say it was true and it was at least a foot thick at Will Reid’s bar. — There have been more cotton seed bought at this place this year than at any place of its size in the state and higher prices paid for them. —Mr. Newt Chapman has painted and papered inside his brick house here in town and has moved thereto. He will contin¬ ue to improve the lot until it will one of the most desirable in _ Kcjv. K. r- hi. r u. ii Harris - u , is solicited to take the pastorate of the Baptist church at Sanders ville. He went down there this week to see something about the call. He decided to decline the offer. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. (Jone to AlaWauL* Mr. W. G. Bristow has closed out hls buS,,le f S hel ’ ll has m 0ved t0 Alabama. tv’ 11 has - made his homo ht"^ several M^TS »»^haS UlUnx VV friends who are We sorry thul him hap- le;i\ ing as. wish a\?vh sue ess his old Alabama ho te. 'InSSHK/' __ __ ^ jealoqjs negro ?a at. Clark Taylor tydut to a g.-ttP-riitg with Ms wife in Ogtelhd c county ^ Saturday nigh- a i got mad . iVith liei .. n e #7 , ,ed to go home with her, and sty* wont on towards home alone, fit ho over¬ took her and shot, l 6 r to the ground and then- jum|ed on her and stamped her Wains out. He them escaped. r Kvmarkalflfi Ctti w The book now being bent out, for one-eent stamp, by the ]Titanic Booth Hahn Fo., of At'l nta, < <t , certainly shows Botanic, BloodJ»aMi. (l>, B. B.) to be. a wonderful reiflu|, for bill’d ing up, and emingal! nNnnerof Woo-1 and skin disease Th</ oertifi-a os are from well know per ,le, and the cures tity. performed ft is almost median a{igyrer far credit better • a ne , than the many snbstittt *s, said to be ’ just as good.” tested Buy B. B t!-> JB, old $1 reliable and long . pr. large bottle. S'or sale >y 1 > -uggists (lilt House anti iiani Iiurm-tl. Mr. Joe Grant’s ‘-ginnery tit White Plains, burye-l to tho S round Flida y la st > Bl ' sidos 11 . fine gin outfit and- buildings, 2:, or more hales of .'■•ufon and bashels of soe 1 w, ' ro dl> stroyed. The flame blow across th a street and c.iugAt tho barn of Mr. building Albert Howcjj, and Vg tmd >od lot burn¬ of ed the corn, fodder, pea#,'*' uc. We sympathize with tip. gentle : mom in their loss. I * If Troubled With ltlieiuu tflain Heiul Thin Annapolis, Ayi ltd?. 16, 1894.— I <>/<» Chamberlain * Balm lor j b{jgl i|) ,. llion |f’ umalistn ..litis and the - on Wilt* Cll.fftl JM > • « Olllliu HU tv t<> the public. Jno. tif Brooks, dealer m Imota, »\ioe*, etc ; No. 18 Main St. ALSOUKADTHIS. A'echanicaville, St. Mary C’o'nnty, Md ,—I sold a bottle of CliiiinboiInin’s Pain Balm to a maul who had been suffering will) vhi'tinmt'mm for *«vorn! year*. It made him a well man. A J. McGill. For sale at 50 cent* per hoitfo by I>r, U. J. Reid. A Horn© Killed. Messrs. Edwards, Caldwell, Dyer, Henry and Fallen bought a car-load of horses and mules | in Atlanta last Friday and had them shipped here that night. Next morning the load of stock was here, and one of the belonging to Messrs, Bob Ed wards and Lain Caldwell was found dead. It, was killed in ! transit. The railroad claims J that it was not the road's fault but we are told that the owners of the horse will contend that it was the road's fault. A flood Sliowlntf The, tie, ,v town, council of Cra v fordvillo met this week and elected M r. J W. Tucker mar shitl for the ensuing year. Tho old council made a report of their years work which shows: B il i,nr : on hand Nov. 15 1895 .-•■Cl, I _ Liquor F’ines ... ...... ..... 174.83 Street tax..... ..... 90.75 Sale of Mule.......... 20.00 Total collected ,].... $1902.03. Paid out.... 8 ! 0 . (ifj. Balance on hand Oit ! 21 . 1808...... .. .. *1151-37 They All Cral.e It, Rev. F. K, <twi ns, pastor M. E. c hurch, fireenville, Ga., sty*-, “I take »ei y jffrefit pleasure King* in recom Royal - mending to tlie p iblic Germeuier I have been using it at ,j tnw4 f or t | )re „ ,,. aiR f or Dyspepsia and Nervousness with the mo t fying result*. I think it is due wonderful medicine to any that I huve known a immLer t/f rniwifiiCTi an*J ot# * - era who have taken it, and ho far an I now jvmernLer they all utieak of if h curadve and Htreng^tfiening effecta with uriatinted praise. No one who buy* ^ -jr. l ,,-•« tl,e tr ub'es f,, r w },; e |j it- !S !< e<*?nen#iod will ex change it for any filler inc Iieine.’ New package, urge IxAtle, Htk * J • ____— - 2d lbs Granulated Sugar for 1 . at Jno. BDiphens . THE COUNTY NEWS. Correspondents’ Reports of What Their Nokhbore Talk _ Of tl*e Happen luff m In Their Respective Lo¬ calities- All the News. POWELTON NOTES. I.KUMAS. Mrs. Lunce Brake is quite sick with pneumonia. Little Mamie Wheeler was taken sick at school yesterday. The almost unbroken drouth has presented the sowing of oats up to the present date. Farmers are nearly through gathering their crops, which ex¬ cept in favored localities are turning out very short. On account of sickness of the pastor’s wife, we had no preach¬ ing at the Methodist church at tho last regular appointment. Mr. W. M. Wheeler has made arrangements to supply our vil¬ lage with fresh fish on every Saturday evening. This is quite a convenience. Rev. B. H. Ivey, pastor of tho Powelton Baptist church, has been called by the Sparta church for two Sundays, instead of one and will give up the here. Pastor Ivey has a strong hold on the affection of the membership of the Powelton church, and he will not be given up without a strenuous effort to obtain his valuable services an¬ other year. There is more Famu li in this se • lion ot die country than ah oilier ilia GHHert put together, ami until the lust few years was supposed to be ilioit u ble. For a great many years duct or pronounced it, a local disease, and pre scribed local remedies, ami by eon st,.ntly failing to eure with local treat¬ ment, pronounced it incurable* Science has proven catarrh to he a constitutional disease, and therefore inquires constitutional treatment. Mall’s (’atari'h Fine, manufactured by F, ,J. C huttey & Fo., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the 111 »>ket. It ia ItAen internally in do* ;-V t r • fV t **• In m ft v «*t , Wty»flf!lI«' It acts diiectly on the blood smfaces of the system. Tl.cy offer one hundred dollars for any ease i• fails to e. ire- Send for circulars and testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & FO,, Toledo, (). So’.d ^ by Drngu’wl, 73o. tlio !m*t. j, ( IMIln .-urn ROB LEI SON ITEMS. nv iN'couN'rniH. The Autumn leaves are begin ning to fall. Mr. T. B. Smith is quite sick at this writing. The people here have nearly finished gathering their crops, Mrs. Nentie Kao, of Washing ton, is visiting Mr. J. T. Heard and family this week. Messrs. Callahan and An shipped . , . drews .mot n i < o o t of cotton seed from here this week. Your scribe tins been absent for some time and now makes apology, will bo inoro in the future. [Thanks. Ed. A D.] Your C!orros))omlenl in puny with Messrs. Haul Murden and Zack Broome at b’tided the Georgia Baptist Association at VVarrenton last week. From an estimate made here we have shipped so nothing over !l hundred bales of cotton and will be us many more yet to ship as several farmers have, not dis fwised of their cotton yet. Thonj fore the crops around here is better than expected. The. school exhibition at. Pub lie Square academy on Friday ^ fis * was a decided success. They had an interesting programme and n hirgv and aft on fi v<* au ( jj erJC< , Everyone enjoyed the (>r/‘ a-^ioTl. Mrs. fiox knows how good e>.hi ntion . to get. up a am is also a good teacher in our public schools. Senator W. r l l 4 lynt lifts rented the Dr Rhodes lot in ’he eastern end of town and will mow his family ihorofo this winter, We extend them a hearty welcome. Tho ch<NUMi.st place m town ^ bny pfrooerh s and jwitentfned icincs is at Jno. Stephens . Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. I Powder ABSOLUTELY PUKE SHARON ITEMS HY SO-SO. Love Morshon visited G.unnk Monday. Wo are having beautiful weather now. Digging ]>otatoos are I ho or dor of the day. Mr. Ned Healing visited his sister in Atlanta last week. Our town was over (lowing with horse traders Saturday. Mr. Parks Ctriton, of Union Point, wus in tho city Saturday. Their was another Gypsio in town Saturday and Sun day. A good many from h ire will attend the Warren F,>-. Fair this week. Mr, and Mrs. May of Craw fordvillo visited Mrs. Ferguson Sunday. Misses Jesse Ferguson and Luna Moore spent Sunday id Hillman. Miss Mollie Keaton, if Birm inghani, Ala., is -visiting rein tives here. (> Mrs. If. M. Hill and children, of Fulverlon, visited relatives hero lii^j week. A good many of our citizens wont up to Atlanta on the excur •sion 'Thursday. Miss Mary Willie Kims, of IlilUnn-n, is here spending awhile with Mr. Freak. Mrs. Dr. Moore, of Milledgo villo, is visi^iug her daughter Mrs. J. A. Kendrick. Sharon high school is in a flourishing condition. Now scholars coming in every week. ivnss Mine liner lei.ui t wit iu her homo in Macon Monday to the regret of Imr many M.ss ... , Luna Moore lias gone to . Norwood to make her homo with , her parents. ... We regret . her ' leaving . . Sharon. . Mrs. R. 1. KendricK and daughter Miss Annie Belle and Mrs. J. A. Kendrick at tended the Association at Warrei.t.m week. Father David, pastor of tip Catholic, c'mi’ch at this place, has ret urned after spending some months in Franco, at old home wit It his pa,r m< s. lie also visited Home. The Darlington, Wo,, Journal says ediloii.illv of a popil.nr pll'' lit 111 'di “We knoIV T out experience tluit FlianitierlaiiT* Colic. Cholera and Dianliocu Kcmcly i* nil Giat i-* c-aini c<| for it., ;im (Ml l wo itrc i-’ofi* ]\ HtO)» |»f< 1 excniemiiu^ |»:ii*• m and j/tt-sildv Hived ih IV-mu an tin'v /'rave VVn would not re*nl cany o/i*r ni^Iii i< in tho Iuhih**/ V i I‘ Ml-' <•>' tnalmtbted y saves uur<* p iiu m. t Htifr. ni.Lf than any o tic in lluj world. Every family keep n jn ilm )ioum* f f»r it i^hiiioIm* ikmmI «*l h»«>uit or later, Fo, h ilt- by I)». 1 *, ^ *< •<’ I - DOTS FROM THE oitOVE. IIV MOONHIIINH. Blight fr -t Mmiilay morning. Moevery one you meet nee.ns 1 1 hav a cold. MiAnnie Aiir im, is visiting the drove tills *i -k, Mr. (J. F <»( AitifUHtsi, visit**-! IrU-wi-i in thincomr/iuwlty Ja-t w«-, Mr. him! Mr* Tom K‘*:»tiri- k. r«;l nUiivi In thUntfctloii a f«*w tlayn ago. Filin* Griffith, Ilttl-’ -on Mr and Mrn, Jo** Oritlltii we barn Is very «b k with pneu monla. Mihm'H Delia Mooto and Annie Brook*-, of Jiaytown, attended the BaptHl A ^-R i ation iunl week. Minn Lilli*- Burnett n» -'D a vfMt to rein lives ami friends In Washington last week »n«J returned Tucs-lay. Hev. T. B, IVftit preached at the Ha; town Bftptint church la*i Hu inlay aft#u ihhih U/ a very g oo'l crowd. Good many expert, to attend the Coun¬ ty Fair at Warrenton tf*in ‘Think It will !>#• bet ter than hi«f year. Ouchm who the young man who had a lift of plot men taken and \n ranne they were not pretty talk* *! about throwing th- rn In iJi*' fire. H'unc of the tartnern are btiiv towing oh' If Hick ’a prediction is true, th#*y had better h#>w »low or they will get, left ( ,u them like 'hr were a few years ago * hen they -owed k» e t©naively and ell gnt kille#!. Is the Best. $ 1 . In Advance. NO. 30. G:u-*s who tti.- young man ia wlio went, lioi'si'-lia -k riding with a crowd of young people l:isl S.mri’.ny evening (ot nmt.e. hU jflrl wan ft'onjt) and didn’t get hon e mi II ali-'iit.ten tint night and left early next morning In the same dirc-toin. Think lu'Mimt have nome attraction. In many i us,>«. the first work of AVei’< SnrsiipiirtUn la to expel the effects of ti e other niedli'inc ; Hint have been tried In vain. It would he saving of time and money if exporiin.’liter* to ik Ayer’a Hirs.i parill.i in Hr :.1 hi*:end of at last. COTTON MARKET. T 1 h v following nvc the Inf<*«t <iu«t«t!nuM for cotl'Hv in ('rsiwfortlvilUs corvcitnl every ThursilrtV cvmiinf?: Good Middling........ .j Middling ........... r. Low Mi«ldli:ri...... ......f! I'M Strayed or Stolen. Fr om tIn* Iio'imp of A. Iv Tayh>r, otic Black Man*, uhoul 10 or 12 yearn old, weight, ahoul 8 K) or Odd pound.H, 'To any one w!io will rctir’n or lot me know aliout her l will y for 1 ho trouble. J. T. TAYLOR. Sluiron, Ga., O d. 2 ), IMPrt. !, i iiotd. Mr. A. J. Adkins, the popular hotel in in. late nl Augusta, now lias n splendid house at MSI Ma¬ rietta Ml, Atlanta, where he iw vites all his friends and I lie traveling public tq come ami make their ho ne with him while in the Gate City. Mr. Adkins knows how to make ,.Jtis guests feel at home and his rates are at ways roMiSonalilo. K e notice bf his holid in Hi is pap r. CASTORS A For Infants and Children. — Is 9# SOME LOCAL MATTERS. Mr. VV. II. Wynne of Han dersvlllfi visited relatives here tin, , week. , M( . ( , , () w Ut)WarA , of 11 ., j„, v j||,, v .,'at in <'rawfordville yf v ,\ uv M) . T V V«h, ei.didite for G.mgi-s,t. ■ here Sa!..ir day, 1 o a good crowd. Fall ami Winter millinery, 1 ; u . nice.I, ever brought here, j Hi at V 8 * j. ]•'. Stephens, -2 I, mice ford, of n - :tr Eyrievilie h i.; raised three < It potatoes, , irn and tur¬ nips, on on • piec of ground this ' 1 T.l TO Was a s lie at t he S. (: utpiimn hour 1 .lead yester I a! wit iff *i iii hI, of the too! vehicles 1 stock I d:.,jai ,i•;! of. CURED AT H ’iCEARS. Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure Victorious. No I|t l»t,r IM < Ur It!' 1 t'iifj hJm>W Mill’ll 51 r«'F Ben: 1) n vcri.dibkj pa.trli*.r<:h, 711 yt*H» 11. Vo ;ih nlrm»*r in itr* jJU'iit •(? I lit t»t»v<T<’ mk ’Dm this *, Now vy h > jrf, > a,. , I., ■ 1 I h urt, < -'tirr* c t,<\ j i now Mind und w«II. im r i} j b \ N i #1 7* o .4 ' O N -» rrr h : v !, /-m Mr i Hamupi. O. Stour. Or.v". imUr, I V*’H. I have ixtitn trouhhiii with In nrtdi 111 M 1 ft yt-nr*i nr mure Mw>, ot the time J Dad it wan not stife forifto to HO oil n* . *t fJlzy.y t«fK lie, v/nuUl CKtutts f:il iin/ / ha I rv'-’ri: fn atfr>n, tshortn* nh of t#r» ath and r .'ifji ji j,;t that rendered we heljvii:****. Ail quiet. jjhysIci'iD In i A 'h i tint for Tun. J.'i-t vvtts I to advl o *;d k*‘or»!oi; takifit? nVt rntiittnriii Dr. Miled New Heart Cure, and b«f< • f f • d fi ,. ,* i <\ tito first : <■'!*: f found th • turn in ne .,;ih a Ood'MQfi. I hive nt»w uMxi four hollies in ait and am f» rely sr«-U. Ia»n73ye* t r* of fign h n d h a v ** Uri d a prwl'/'i rig,dost i> »t DFfdlclD* a ail my life, hut T wj}} not a!5 <w t hW l4> giving valtiabie my ux *i. n»o my to wrought the* trrL-atcure your I lio re me' y La*. In me. ti.U to ahnw t y a up ?■-' tton ot l>r MHeV N*'w I! art Cure - c L <>. bTOXti. Or. Ml leu Heart On r« !.« ' i on a lit! 70 guhrant4*e that/ th© first bolt 1© will b*. nefit. Alldrui?i;l*tf... w*ll It attl, l-otUfcti for|> f or it- will be nent, t^repald, Medical on receipt Elkhart, of prlco tad. Miles Co, Ur. :s’ Heart Cure
