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THE MACON TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 20, 1804. WILL REBUILD AT ONCE, Encouraging Resolution Adopted by Southern Phospbeto Company Directors. FULL INSURANCE STATISTICS. How (It* Insurant* Was Olsfvlbaftd Inasg tit* Ilacss Agcarloi-Th* Work of Clearing; Away lha Debris I’omniMicoif, The Southern Phosphate Works that kero destroyed by Are Sunday morning will be rebuilt just as toon aa the material can be had end the plans drawn. This was decided at a meeting of the directors bt the company held yesterday afternoon by the passage of the following reeoJu- lion: ‘'Resolved, That It Is the determine t!on of the board of directors of the Southern Phosphate Works to rebuild tbs plant iw*n44y de««roy*d by flr#, and that the treasurer and general manager be authorised to take Immediate steps to protect the goods, pending an adjustment of, ths losses by the insurance companies. ‘'Resolved further. That they be thorlsed at once to make such arrange* for the continuance of the business of the company by arranging for ths man< uforturi* of Its well established brands ol fertilisers.'* Already a large force of hands has been put to work removing the smouldering debris of the burned phosphate works and just as soon as this con be cleared away and the new uiatorlail put on thp ground the work of rebuilding will be< gin and be pushed repl&y until com* pitted. The total amount of Insurance on th« buildings, machinery, stock and add chambers Is $44,600, divided as follows: MILL BUILDING, fjondon Assurance Corporation $ 1,600 Commercial Union Assurance Co.,. 2.000 - Greenwich Plro 1,600 Home. Now York 2.600 Western Assurance 3,01* Niagara 2JWJ Norwich Union 2.000 Northern 2,0*1 Lancashire 2,000 Liverpool, London and Globe 2,600 North Urltls‘1 and Mercantile 2,600 Underwriters' Agency 2.000 Phoenix 2,600 Maoon Fire 1,000 $29,000 AOIP CHAMBER. Commercial Union Assurance Co....$2,600 Hartford Fire 6,000 London Assurance Corporation 2,600 London and Lancashire 2,MO Home, New York 2,600 Norwich Union .... 1,500 Caledonian j.ooo Underwriters 'Agency 2,600 North IlnitJrfh und Mercantile 2,600 VnMnn<il li'lra o r *.K mn BTOCK. RAW MATERIAL STORAGE BUILDING. I'j'.llne 4,009 Hartford i,goo St, P»ul Plro and Marin. 5,000 Girard *joo Weelern 1^00 Commercial tTnlon Anuranne Co.,., t ono LonIon and Lancoslro 1,51K) nuoo MATKIUAL-MJLL nUJLDNO, Hartford Fir. >3,000 MANUFACTURED noons * tm ° Hartford Fire $ 5.000 ort#nt 1,000 t low ACID. Itoyal FIro Imuranco Company,,. ,> 1,000 t 1,000 HTORAOB BUILDING. London Aaauranc, • i non Atlanta Homo I 3.000 RECAPITULATION. Th« following .how. tha amount of In- stiranr. toprr.«nted by bio reiipectlvo TUB NBW MARSHAL. Cap*. John D. IlarrcU Spent Xcstcrdaj in tiio C.tjr. Capl. Joint D. Harrell, tho new United Stub* mirnliai for tho southern district of Georgia, spent jrotUrdajr in tho city. During the nToratag Cnpi. Harrell speat several hours at the Un tod State* oount house gotting acquainted W.tti thfono who are to he .tasixxated wfcb Km and In getting an Met of tho work-ins. of die office Capt. Ilarreil mode n favorable Itupnasleu on every ono lie mot here, and, if looks go for attjth'ng, lie tV.il not only bo a Oral active mordi.il. Imt a man who will lie popular with everybody. When nuked f lie would make any cbtingni In the marshal's office Capt. Harrell mis non-aoaimlttal find said lie toad not g.ven the matter any thought. It :* not txd’evo!. hosreverj that any rtutiget will Ik- made, ns a more thurouglily iflLlont corps of dep uties ooidrl cot be fouit-l and every ono of ettoem "» expert ecrod in the line of work required of lt!m. Gup!. Hurrcfl wjs accompanied to Macon by OonuresHiDSn Ben Uiuroll, who Is hfs warm personal friend and who mme near Rewind tltp appointment for Chg*. 1Iam.ll when Marshal law- era* Was appointed. Capt. Harrell bah not yet made It's boim, which *20,000, and relumed home la«t night for Girt purpose, lie will In all prob- nlVijty pive a personal bond, as Its has many wealthy and lDffu@ntt.il friends trim are ready to luck h in. I'lwvi- ottsly the United Stores government re- (ptlred s personal bond, but the last session of congress si amended the law as to permit tin offleitl to give bond with a guarantee cotnpinv. Capt. Har rell will e-rffcurn to Macon ns mon ns Ks bond is mide and take charge of Hie office. ANOTHIBR FIllB. SlterlfT Wcstoofflt’a House Almost Com- plutcly Destroyed Last Night. Between 8 and 0 o'clock last nigtit flm brel.e out o»t tlio roof of the kitchen of Silt'll(f Ham VVoxMHU'* house, at tho comer of CaiBioun and Asli Ntrcots, and, being far removed from ettlicr ong.no house, wan almost omipteroly de stroyed, togdltoor with a largo portion of bis housttow d- piods. Tho alai.tm was 'turned in from box 53 and company No. 4, In whose li»- trldt ttlie l»x is loeaitod, responded pramiiiy blit, on account of too gnvrt d.ribanec, only arrived in time to save the trails of Ittoo house, tlie roof having burned almost cvmrplatoly off. Tlio house was a ktrgn one-story feline building, crdntvlnlng six or seven rooms, nnd was valued alt about *2.oOrt. The greaitor poittlon of (too furniture was saved through the mriicst efforts of ittoo nrfgWtant. The hnnranco w.ll wit cover tlie lost. The Itro orijsinuited from a defective due Unit ran through toe roof of tho k!token, and had gained good head- way When discovered. agenolm In Mseoni Osorts B. Jswttt..., riant * Hurt Cobb. Catsuits* & Oobb j, George II. Turrta A Sons O. C. * T. U. Conner E. P. WllUngham b. a. wim Macon Fire Insuraneo Company” . 11,800 . n.soo . lt.t.10 . two . MOB . LOCO . 3,000 .. T »5i on hand,valued IhJSo 00 ?! h *’ . b **‘ n tound to tie vet? on^t toi 3 Zr'; 52? lh ‘ »«“ lti»uran« *m Protect the company from kies. now tollevea that Us loan wilt not tie so treat u was at flr't to°"rM, as the ratlnwted In., nt ,n„, on grenterdatmse™* too tnanuftetured goods. QRIJILNAL POCKET UP. °a« Negro Got Twenty' Tears In tho roattoct ory !'or RtmAtry. Tlio orlmliv.il docket rats takeu up in the superior court yestiratay aixl will occupy the attention of the court front now on. Judge llanlctnao evidently thinks only the st-venuc pun shmeut sufficient for people who eonunit burglar.es, for lie oeuteueed aUk-k I-'makliu to tweet- ty yoar» in too ponieeuusry yesterday for tha* offense. PYauklin ki tlio negro who robbed toe more or A. D.tua i Co. nisi oilier storm iveeutily. Horace Smith, for larceny from toe IkHbK-, avas also g veo twelve months. \V.llIo Colltna piwuted guilty to a OrallSe of larceny from the lvonse anil waa given one yeur in too peniten tiary. WHU Purker, who was elurged with forgery, entered a plea of guilty to obtalung money unitor false pro- tt-asoi and was given u year in the penitentiary. WITH ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE. A SeaRK*onal Eivpeuuxit Ooctirrcd at lUeuwood VoSerday. A ruivomB.-r Avho eanto up on the Georgia Southern train last night tout of n aenBitlotMl amatt made at Lake Park ye*vrdajr. The puttira arrested Riroto Oaduscv and a'uuu oann-d Plrktft. The '.nformatiAi goes to show that Mrs. (lantuge was a married rrornao living M ltichwood and tto* her husband objected t > the elope- went anti (etivraphed to Lake Park aa tom as he learnnl Htat the erntple tad skipped out and hrd them arrested The ptrtk-s to the affair are sold to lie very well known n that sew ion. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powdct- WWW's Fair His hot Mwhl ut toot oat*. TIMED FOR LUNACY. Ordinary Wiley !« Engagetl in Hearing a Very tueervMling Case. Tlie ret.etiveo of Jlr.v. Mary Muloy ttdnk thiut gooff woman 1* twfler.ng from mttiltal trmthie, so they cesiciutled to have tier senit to at- asylum, am! to tliait eml sramt out n writ of liiuiiey before OsaVniry Wiley, who ah on Mra. Maloy’s ease yesterday afternoon. The good lady h.ul attorney* present ^o defend her, und tlieso attorneys at- tpaapted to show tha* Mrs. Mnloy pos- ikWw* eonslderahlo property which some oPtior relaMves did not think her iMnpcttnat to tiandle, so they thought TeM *o handle It for her In outer to pwteeit her mMltwtt taiekntcr*. It was ntsil nlli-gi-ff that Mm. Malay tad willed this pivporty to olher than her rela tives. and th s led to toe snap .-Ion that her mind was n-w ripflvt. Tho case ontitd not be rondudod yosteutsy nnd OhCMt-y Wiley adjourned tlio hear.ng over till today. THROUGH L1BE ESTABLISHED St. Louis to Jacksonville Direct Is the Latest Hove in Railroad Circles. SOLID TRAINS FROM ATLANTA To ths Florid* autropolle—Ths V. c. and St. I-, W. and S.. and A- and F. All Withdraw From tits I-asarngrr Sasoclailon. TO MEET TONIGHT. Important Meeting of Macon Team of Football Players. A GOOD 8HOWINO. .Statistics of tha Dials Fair Poultry and Bvnclt Show. From a carefully compiled Hat of too awards In tho poetry, pat atock and bench shows at the tats Dixie Interstate Fatr It U found that then wore on exhibition rhlokens other than bantam. I.MI; ban- tame. Ml; turkoj-a, 51; geese, K; darks. IM; pigeons, ■»; pe. towla. •; guinea fowls, a making a total of 4.1TS birds exhibited In ths [uultry department, bo- atdra a large number uf cogs blrda, rab- blts. ferrets, gulens pigs and mbits mts. . In the bench show there were lfl dogs exhibited. The members of ths Middle Georgia Poultry and Pet Stock Assorts, tton. of which Mr. Edgar Ross Is presl- dent and Mr. James It. Corbin secretary, took fuky M pr cent, of the premiums at tho Dixie Fair. Macon and middle Georgia U the head centre for thoroughbred poultry A CORRECTION. In Mr. Newman’s advertisement Sun day orourred these words: "Sale Con tinued every day until everything la sold In bulk." . Hu- words "in bulk" were not In thetr Proper ptae^. Tbs sale will be continued at retail, or way one wl.hlnu to purchase In bulk can do so at ten than manufac turers -coat. TlirjugJi trains from AOufca to Flor ida and through eleetpors from .It. Louts to Juckaovnttlle <a the laiteal In railroad circles. The nervtoo will be comrtieaoed meat Sumlny, November 25. and will prove an tonovsltlon in South- .inn raktroad clrrlea. A covnblKhtlon han been formed be- tareetn the Louaxvllle and Natovlllc- Nianvitle, Ctoaittaisooga and at. Um'ji. Wiiva-rn and Atiawtic, Central of Geor gia. Georgia South era and Phnft. sys tem by aihloh t-t lo ito be dome, making a direct (through route from St. Louie to Jacksonville ndlhout change. It ts to be a double-daily •arvtce, too, and botween Atlanta and JUekaonvHte toe (rathe will bo run through solid. It (g jrrdbalMe ttOtsut Wain No. 3 wiil be called ttf6 "Dixie Flyer," end that the route will be so termed. An effort wilt be made to make the service ithe nvool penfeot to be found nnywhece In the clxuntey, and m expense wilt be spared to paptiloirtze the route. The airninifretnenit into have two Bleep- et* leave St. Louis' dally over the Lou- tovlBe ahtl Nashville at 7:20 a. m. and 7:35 p. m. At Nashville bheae slewpera adJI be tuirm-d over to the Nashville. Chudionooga ahd St. LouIb, leaving dhere at 9:10 v. vn. and 7:30 a. m. From C-talttanooga they will go to Atlamiki ^erthu Western and Atlantic, leaning Ohujtnnooga ult 2:33 n. m. and 1:20 p. m ill ■^*122 ?. * ol!d <«*n will be nude Ulero a1 7;!0 «■ <e. and 0:35 p. m., turtd coming 46 Miron over tj.'ie rlte l (S»m Th * 11 raj nr n III ar- riveln JKuvm dally at n n. m . alm i i 0 ;23 P; uj-( 1-M.vSng _Maictin over the Gearrla Southern and Florida a't 11:10 o. m. ,-irtl 10:33 p. m. The traltaj go to mtom over c isp' wl ' 1 Southern amd Florida, awr tbKhc Han't va1'? n ™ a ^ n *. TI /' ,on alt 3:10 P- m- and E iL :,, .' M™ 6 trailM urttlvc In Jackson ville alt 8:25 n. m. and 7:26 a. m.. making only one might out. s Tho n«-w oomiblrtutlon waa all the talk -AM 1 ?* PJJWPSer men vested imer^ * otualng no IkWJo genorat N.. C. & ST. L. AND W. * A. WITH DRAW. A big surgaise On ralltytud circles lies waTini. 0 Si n, ^ on, !!fo b Z. ttl ° nnwAtncebeot , vcerterrtw twut (he Nash ville, Ohaibtanoogi ariil Western and At- sSwhe^n'p?* Wl " w , leh ' Iraw from the” Porv-rnger AatMeJaiWon. It la generally euppr.ned theut this tan been <* the r -oulV yjj 5vl ’'• The following l»t- Pr-^JTS'S" 4 ' SttnhJman fropi P T;Si^£ n *i, Jl " • Thonvio anmouncew II: Ttn lir nn r n t yi,1,r '•Ircukir letter or V ""“oo (hat the L. & o' will withdrew from tho f?n ^ij ..^ l !f w ‘i twwr Aaxoctoition at Ihe , x "tohftai from dhe re' oofufcodcatlon. 'thru cant- 2502232? * 4vc " nc,t1fcco " ,a ' 1 it •»"» m V’ "'«•««> niUrond will ntao wd'Chdraiw from tho SauBhero p R „. eengerAmoriq'tdon eg (he exiplrsltlnn of tdx modt3h» from tlhlts (laibe,'* TUB ATLANTA AND FLORIDA (ALSO. Along trtoh (he above comes the an- !E! i '!2Ki >t Atlanta ami F~r- IdaaHI tdso tvlBhdiuw from the neuuol- SwSL.* 1 T IW ' l “ cin « M * imantlon to witodanw ltocetvnar WisHlum Rmlley tl5nf lrt * following expkuui- •ta ttocytotoa-'wtoh Article VIII. of H U ^^ n0 , rrt 01 ,n ° Souoherh Hu-ociiger Aasocxatlon. I heedby give ?VrolH U n 01 ** e Atlamu, and Cwt ® ftn i' ‘o wifihdiaw from the bouahet-u tauticnger Anaocla- •uon, Aitev ceasing (o bo a member of the antocUhton alt (he rul, B , "X «^ wli’i. “?hL SS tonurjy complied with, the only reason tor wl>hdrawal present impoverished not aWe 10 ^ SHORT LINES. V CITY -NOTES. 'AFTER TWO YEARS.—Mr. B. M Bell, the efficient superintendent of the Consolidated street railroad, left yesterduy for Naahvlile on a short vis it to hla mother. He has not visited the' home folks since 'the winter of 1893. over two years ago. Sir. Bell Is one of tho best street railroad .super intendents In (he South rand Is held In high esteem In Macon. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.—It should be explained that there was no Sun day school at the Christian Science reading room Sunday afternoon on ac. °? unt . th ' keyB having been mls- Placed. The kind Indulgence of friends ^a re< ii U '* ,te<1 . by t!w one responsible. “•? 2J 1 « r * toidted to attend the meet «(?^™S° P 5F BS - STROZIER.- i tS * ^* ed mother of Mr. R. L. Sirozler, collector for the Exchange ® anlc - Sunday after a nrief iff. "***• remains were interred In the Rutland district, yesterday. The deceased ana* a devout Christian lady, Mteem **■ held in high esteem by her rminy acquaintances; Flonkla brave* It heavy, na Is indicated aml P °Uroiato lU ^, C SL <' h «, Southern aim u cot tpai Sou them mn-d Florida „ The following membeni comfwslng the Macon tenth of football playen who are to pity the Mercer team on Thanksgiving Baggagwnmster Cherry la tmporinrtend. day at Central City park are requested tog (tha work of rcgxuvtnw tihe IlnlXn to moot at tha Young Men-a Christian Araoclatlon nxmu at 8 o’clock tonight to transact Important business: Stetson, Johnston, Massenburg, Good- wyn. Turpin. Worron, McLendon, L. An derson, C. Anderson, Boggs and Harry Jones. Tho team baa decided to offer a prize valued at 83 to the young lady selling the largeat number of tickets to the game. Tickets are X cents each, with 15 cents extra to the grand aland. The game will be for tho boneflt of tho Public Library, and as both teams era practicing dally eoma good playing may bs expected. t oy As. SiSSSSS^'sS* new a *W ohurt pavemen; fa Hfyl. Urn r <lltv’ B hSi ‘ V * w Tork 15 In remambeccd Iff -iwS r V ia .-° ne .P f 0,0 flrm of j. a Mc- o-w mOio m.vl is* ltno *‘n Ocntract- hu*t *he Georgia Southern end sRasaaB«- , SS? -HIS SISTER TO WED.—Cal. J. R. Cooper. Jfucon’n wrell known lawyer, |.f( afternoon for his old 'some In Gwinnett county to attend tha marriage of his sister, (Miss Annie Cooper, which .will tike place tomor row. The prospective groom Is Mr. Joseph Foster of Atlanta. COLORED VOTERS TO MEET.— Summerfleld Martin, chairman of the Fourth ward colored voters, has Is sued n call for a meeting of the voters nt Union 'hnll, on Cotton avenue, for tonfght. They Intend to take some action concerning local politics. NO .ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND. ENT.—The' announctenept that Mr. James .Goldman had .been employed as assistant superintendent of» Park er's Railway News Company was n mistake.' ‘A! SECOND REHEARStAL.-The King's Daughters will have a second rehearsal of the •‘Brownies" at the residence of 'Mrs. Mallory Taylor this afternoon. The piece Is progressing most favorably. COMMISSIONERS TO MEET.—The county commissioners will hold thetr «^S r o m0n,th,y routing today. Clerk .’T 0 ""' nt n °lhtug beyond rou- tine business to come ttp. GRAND JURY IDLE.—The grand Ratordav* lao? 1 In se9,)cm «lnce rddlnti l n t 'i tatVlf * g turned out forty- Monday an ' 1 ”vcr tm ' !-•» taut BUCKLEN'S ARNICA S.VLVE. The best salve In (he world tor Cuts, Brutsee. So roe. Ulcers, Sslt Rheum, Fe ver So rot. Tetter, Chapped Hoads, Chll- blatos, Como, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively euros Pllps, or no pay re quired. rt ta guaranteed to givs per fect mtkractlon or money refunded. Price 33 cents per box. For sale by H. J. Lamar & Son. REGISTERING SLOWLY. The Books Will Be Open Only Four (More Days bTOl “ clf wd auw Just 831 voters hud tvrt«- temj for tlie apprauhia* aldcrmanfo "tu2S2 held on Decombr 12 taw to-ro days in wBifea the people can rrwtater. as the aav > SS t Sass.'% t Y >k * *° ^ bops open ^ to know tho kitvo tbtewIvM *»ave ivot paid (kttUy ttSrS^eE"?’ und . , ' ,h<> *i» touts KttSlKi'St "StSSSSffSSV *• — UNITED STATES COURT. A Number of does Were Sat for Next Weeitk. In ths United States count ynHcrdav the Central RaUroSfnta DonWnl^toS' Rowena M. dark vs. ts. (ui.?lf whtoh were brought by'toe'major'ard (Otmmony toregud to an, btotaoTtaS ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Why do so many people M fat rees—’Want -more wagee? I tlwuriit YOU -were b* imr very well pal»l oonalderlok that I do aboat ttie half the work. Dam eat Sc—You forget, mum. now n»uch H coals cm for ndverUshi* for new altuallons.'—Ncw York Weekly. be nude'miserable _ Btipatton. dir.slue^ t by indigestion, con* Joss of appetite coming up of the food, yellow skin! “.'I? 0 tor ™ ^uts we wm MI toeS bhiloh'a \ ItalUcr .suurantced to cure them? Sold by Goodwyn A Small Dn,* Company, corner Cherry street and Cotton avenue. •' AT ST. ASAPH YESTERDAY. First Race—Three-fourths or a r T.ine, 1.171-4. . Gn/llatm, 110; 6 to 1 fslm ,, . Blloktlawk, 101; 3 to 1...... (p onn v 2 &t ®Jtor Vest. 101; 16 co 1 ,3 faocond Race—Three-fourths' tulle. Time, LIB. McKee, 103; 1 (to 2 fGrlfflnV , Doggett, 103; D to 2.... (DoS t Loben'gula, 104; 8 to 1 ...(KeSot t Tlilrd Race—One and one-eighth miles; soiling. Time. 1.58.. b MarthaU, 103; 3 to 6.... fLamlw , Mlos Dixie. 99; 7 to 6 ..'.(Jc^fc)^ WXc^e^^ &otV»u ito-.:::::::::SfASS3f js tersnj.““* *» fSW&sr&zzsm: 10b; 11 to 6 (Doggett) Sixth Raoe—one mile. Time; 1.42 Our Jaok, 103; H to 5 ..(Latnly) 1 §5 5®' 102 ’ 2 to 6 (Doggett) . Ed Kearney, 103; 8 to I (Griffin, • Nf&SroT 0 '" n,lle: S5nt lcmen: C S2. 1M: 3 to Nelson) 3 i rack last. IN THE PAVILION. Weather dear, and track fttat. nt St. Asaph yesterday. The showing made was four favorites out of seven. At tendance In tho Pavilion quite large and speculation above tho average. Judging from tho looks of the card, then) will be a oontlnuuitton of (ho good sport to-day. First quotiui'-ons received in ‘Putzel’s PavHton at 12.45 p. m. AT ST. ASAPH'S TO-DAY. First Race—Threefourthq of a mile; selling.—Orlbund, 110; Itodman-B.. 105; Andrews, 103; Bktrre, 98; Abingdon, 101. Second Race—Ono mite; handicap.— Marshall, 113; Nero. 1W1; Prig, 106: As signee, 108: Panway. 100; Equity. 100. Third Race—Six and onedxuf lur- loogx: selling.—Pulitzer, 105; Runyon, 100; Plenty. 100; Fldetlo, 100; Lorlmer, 104: Void, 104; Flirt. 109. Fourth Raoe—One-hhlf mile; maid ens.—Buckeye, 110; Chicot, 110; Cherry Blossom colt, 110; Asia, 110; Flash, llu: Son Erreur, 110; Ntoovalh, 110; Iroglen gektlng. 107. Fifth Race—Seven-eighths of a tolle; selling.—Prince George. 112; Derfttrglt- Oa, 109. Sixth Race—Flve-elghths of a mile.— Entrloa close at 12.45 p. m„ Nov. 20. We hoard a mechanic say he w not bo without Salvation Oil. It kills pain. Awarded Highest Honors—World's Fair. DR, CREAKS IM mm MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grips Cream of Tartar Powder, ft*, from Ammonia, Alum or any other xduPwnA 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. |leads the world. fLibbey’s rs 1 Hlgltaxt Awttl World** FCr. you want theiS finest quality cut 5 glass, buy goods| v)^r£r^!v b»ving this trader mark. 5 CHAS. ft SOLOMON, Sole A£oL vl\ By inspecting oue special offers for this week, an array of genuine Bargains. THIS WEEKS All-Woo! Suits of latest make, fit and material guaranteed, only $10.00. These Suits are regular §12.50 nnd $15.00 values. TIMS WEEKS Extra-long Overcoats, single and double breasted, very popular, only $10 and $12. A fresh shipment of extra fine Kersey Overcoats just received, very stylish garments; yours at $15 and $18. Finer grades at $20 and $25. THIS WEEKS A special good Suit of Woolen Underwear for §2.00. A visit to our store this week means a big saving to you. 515 CHERRY JB>— P. P. P, PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT AND POTASSIUM Makes Marvelous Cures : in Blood Poison ; Rheumatism :and Scrofula Pimples, BiotohesSl and Old Sores 3 Catarrh. Malaria ~f and Kidney Troubles Are entirely rcmoTca by P.P.Pa —Prickly Ash. Poto Root end Potw slum, tho greatest blood purifier on • earth. ABERDnsn, O.. July 21,3891. . •*&<$ 2IC9SR3 Lippman Bson., SavnDuab. JX-. Ga.: DBAft Bum—I bought u bottle of ' yourP.P. P. at Hot Spring*.,Ark.,p.n<i *—**■$*) IfchA* done mo moro prood tbnn tlireo months’troitrr.eatat tho Ho: tsprlcso. • p ^^5 5 Bond three bottles O. O. D. #—*j ctfully T^rannwK. i Aberdeen* Brown County, O. — p. p. p. purlflos tho blood, buildsnp' Capt. J. D. Jobntlou. *-^S2s5 i-tra ‘ v ~ weak Bad debilitated, give* .. , rtinm mfT1 , t taor— <Y?P b^uN to’lhi’SScIPf^'rolenlS ZSE a of P. P. P. for eraptioOs of fbo eltln. Z diseases,giving the patient health and h«ptilnenH where Bickneffe, glnomy foellngs and lasaltado first prevailed. suffered for neveral years with n ■ Q i — , pimpled, Tener^eald head, boils, UyUnBr , eczema-we may say, T7ithout fear of contradiction,that P. P. P. Is thobest 1 blood purifier lu the world.and makes , |>cfUtlTt;, rj.HcUy and permanent curoa and am now entirely cured. (Blgnod by) J. P. JOHNSTON, Savannah* Ga. flhln Cancer Cared* toarowboM.y.fcm»«ra WlMUd ."»5f, 1 a'"5KSr , - 036 ays — and who*e blood is In on Impure condi- • tlon. due to menstrual irregularities, , are peculiarly benefited by the won- d. ■ r f u 11 • >: i ic n nd blood cleenslur prop* > ortiesof P. P. P.-Prickly Azh, Poke Root and Potassium. BpnmanBiP. Ut., Aug. 14th. 1893. H uuk In tho hlghe.it tenna of TOrflSSSft 1 (cine from rny ovrn personal troubles* xoura truly. MMRdce. I was affected with hear® ^ disease, pleurisy and rbeomatlaL lur^j '35years, \Tastre?to:lby tho vi-rybe.-t phyfclulans ana ep*>ut hundreds of dol lars, tried e\ery known remedy with out findingri'llcf.i ’ v - standing, and found Rreat relief: 1C purifies tho blood and remoTeaaUIr* rltntlon from the seat of tho disease *-*4!53 and prevents any spreading or tho sores. Ihavotakenflvoorslxbottlea • and feol confident that another course , rrTl will effect a cure. It has also relieved me from indication and atomaob • ••<39 J relief. I have on , ono bottlo of yourP. P. P., cheerfully say It has done cheerfully say It has done me more good than anything 1 have overtaken. 1 can recommend your medicine to all ouflerers of the abovo disease*. • MRS* M. M. YE ARY. Springfield* Green County, Mo* * Attorney at Law. 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