STALEY R. F. D. ITEMS.
Dwelling and Contents BurnedOther
Interesting Note.
On Thursday of last week the dwelling
bouse of Jackson York was burned. The
contents of the house was consumed also.
On Sunday 21st, at about 2 o'clock, the
stock barn of -T T Kivett was burned. lie
succeeded in removing bU mules, horse,
and cattle, but a large quantity of feed was
burned. The origin of the fire has not yet
been learned.
Miss I.acy Ashwortb has junt closod a
successful term of school at Cedar Grove.
The school at Shsdy Grove closed on ac
count of scarlet fever.
The members of Mt Heaaant Baptist
Church called Rev G W Harmon, of Ore
Hill, to serve them as pasto.- the remaindei
of the year
D W Williams has Bold his farm to William
Tard.
W M Wright recently moved into his new
home.
Iles9rs Elder and Lineborry have moved
their saw mill from near Trovidence to near
Maley.
John Patterson has bought fiom J A Pat
terson, the mill on Sandy Creek, known as
the Wrightsell mill, and will take charge
the first of March.
At Liberty.
The Bazaar given in the Trodon Hall
Monday night by til" PliilatUca Chios of tlie
M 1' Church, was gieatly enjoyed by all
Although the night was aomwhat disagree
able, the attoud noe was good. Misses Fan
nie Cameron and iluttie Ashlmrn sold candy
in tho Japanese booih. which was very at
tractive. The young ladies weie dressed
in Japanese roxtuiii.'s anil tlie boom itecorut
ing-t were eliii lly Japanese fashions. Tin
Gvi BV fortune teller. Miss Swanna Pickett
was kept very buy in the t-nt The Coloni; 1
pirls served cream nl caKe. mis pan
alluding strictly to W asiiinuton s I'lrtuday,
with decorations of red, white ond blue.
Tho Township .Sunday School Convention,
which should have been held on the tilth
Sunday in January, was held last Sunday at
Bethany. The usual business was transact
ed, after which henson Kinirev, K W Pickett,
and lioy lieii.el were electt-d, respectively
for President, Vice President and fecretaiy
for the ensuing year.
Dr Lncy r'oust has been very ill with ap
pendicitis. He was taken to St Leo, where
he un erwent an operation Mondac.
Among the visiiors we have noticed, Mrs
Dennis Lane, from Ramseur, visiting Mrs W
T Smith; Mr and Mrs T A Moffitt, visiting
Mrs R E Patterson ; Miss Jes.-b Worable
has also been with Mrs Ernest Crutchliold
at Mrs 'league's for several days.
Master Owen, from Randleman, is with
his grand jarents, Mr and Mrs W B Owen.
Surprise Party.
To The Asheboro Courier:
On Sunday morning Feb 14th, H A Un
derwood went to his father's home, Samuel
Underwood, near Asheboro, and asked bin
U take a walk with him. They had not
gone far before they met Robert Plummer,
of Asheboro and his wife and daughter, so
Mr Plummer joined in with item. When
they returned, to the sarprise of the ' father,
he found a table well furnished with food
things to eat it being his 87th birthday.
We found him in his usual health and able
to enjoy the surprise. Three of his child
ren were preseat, Mary M Millikan,
f Sophia, and hasband, A W Millikan and
their children; Gurney Millikan and wife,
Nannie Cbalkley Millikan Emery Millikan
and Dora Millikan, Henry A Underwood
and familv. of Asheboro; Darnel Under
wood, shelly Uoderwood, Orthow Uader
wood and Cora E Underwood, the veung
est daughter of Samuel Underwood and
living a borne with him and ner motner,
Angelina Underwcod Others present were
Robert Flumawr. of Asheboro, aid family,
Thomas Bonkemeyer and family. Allen
joyed the day.
An Attendant.
Fair View News.
A J Culler, of this place, visited home
folks at High Point Sunday,
G W Bill, of Trinity, has accepted a
position here as dairyman .
i Ed Millikan is spending part of this
week at Elizabeth City attending a meeting
of the Jr 0 U A M.
Mr Brokaw is spending a short while at
bis place here.
J J Marley will move his family to Flint
Hill soon.
Charlie Gray is recovering from an attask
of lacriope.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Elder spent Saturday
night in Arcbdale, visiting relatives.
Miss Florence Strange, of Lexington, is
Tieiting her cousin. Miss Bessie Crouse.
Joshua Bedgecock. of Bigh Point, spent
Saturday and Sunday at J H Millikan's.
Messrs I ewis Millikan and Irvia Crouse
spent Sunday at Thomasville
James Little baa purchased two wolves
and expects some fine sport when hi turns
them h ose.
Henry Younts, of Fullers mill, visited
Jason Crouse Sunday evening.
Mr Williams, of Wallhury College, was a
visitor here Saturday and Sunday.
Nancy Gray, a maiden lady, who lived
near Mt Vernon Church, died last Thursday.
She was 77 years of age. Death was due
to old age.
Ralph Iteaif.
The school at Browers Chapel, taught by
Mibs Maie Ridge, of Asheboro, will close
lnuisday. Miss fudge has taught a suc
cessful school
Miss Id Cox and sister. Miss Kodema
spent Sunday evening with Mrs Roella
Mcea.
kiss Lessie Sluder visited Mies Florence
McPherson recently
Messrs Koscee Miller and Will Hughes,
of Asheboro, were at A C C x's Sunday
evening
Messrs Homer and Windon Allen, Fred
Styrea. and Suland Smith, of Asheboro, Ad'
lni Scott, f t Ralph, were at E H Cox's
Con lay evening.
Matter Garret Allen, of Asheboro. has
wen spen ing a few days with his grpnd
aaoiber. Mrs Wjney C,x
Master Eh-oy Cox and AstorLuck visited
Garret All. n Sunday.
Beautiful Heme Weddlnsr.
On last Thursday evening Feb 18th, a
nomber of friends and relatives gathered at
the home of M" and Mrs Y H Cox, at Pre ''
to witness the maninge of their daegtit r,
Miss Norva, to Rev Wui Ashley, of Greens
boro.
It was a quiet home wedding. J C
Brown J P, p f i'nvd the ceremony Tw
tri le wss beautifully attired in brown aud
white. The groom wore tbe rrgulation
blank.
After the cerem'iny the partf retired to
the dining room where they louud a beuntay
ful feast spread for the cohesion.
A Rare Opportuity !
is here offered to the
Sick and Suffering
of our Community
Read, Reflect and Act
carefully Ihonughly accordingly
Visiting Specialists
From the
Cleveland Institute
of Medicine and Surgery
Legally Chartered and Incorporated
CLEVELAND, OHIO;
Will pay their first visit to
Asheboro, N. C,
And will be at the
Central Hotel
Friday, March 5,
Tell your sick friends
One Desk.y Only
9 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.,
FREE
This Inatltute. composed of a group
rcaularlv araduated nnyeiclans and sur
gcons, licensed, legally; chartered and In
corporated under the laws of Ohio, sends
at Its own expense, that eminent med
ical specialists in order to introduce the
latest methods and newest discoveries In
Siedlcine and surgery, such as, the system
ef treatment under the X-Ray, Violet
Bav. Flnsen Ray, Hydro-Therapy, and
Electricity in all Its forms, etc., to give
to those who call on the above date, con
sultation, examination, a diagnosis, and
dvlce absolutely free of charge. These
men will giv you the benefit of their
skill and medical knowledge.
Thtre Is in this case no experimenting.
or guess work at your expense. You will
be told whether you can be cured or not.
if your case Is curable they will put you
under treatment Immediately; if Incurable,
they will give you such advice as may
prolong your life. Their treatment always
gives quick relief, and ultimately posi
tively cures. Being prepared to cops with
each individual case, the human system
thoroly cleansed of the disease In a
natural and direct manner, and Improve
ment is noticed and felt at ence. Even
worse cases, some that have been
given up as hopeless by the local physi
cians, are treated without any Inconve
nience to the patient or the pursuing ef
his or her dally occupation.
If you are Improving under your Family
physician, do not come and take up th'rfr
valuable time, as they must absolutely
refuse to treat any one who Is under the
care of the local physician. They wish,
besides, to give each visitor plenty of
tlm and their undivided attention, but
they can not listen to long stories not
pertaining to your trouble. They have dls
carded the old methods and remedies
used for ages by the medical world, and
which It would be folly and useless to de
pend upon any longer, foe they are not
known te cure, as thousands die depend
Ing on them for relief.
The following list of dseases only are
taken for treatment: Diseases of the Ner
vous system, Hesrt, Stomach, Liver, Kid
neys, Lungs, Catarrh (Purulent or dry),
consumption In the first stages. Epilepsy,
fits, or falling sickness, deafness, diseases
of Women, tumor, Pseudo-Cancers, piles,
those of a chronic nature only. They treat
deafness by an entirely new method, and
hearing In many cases Is restored at the
Office In a few minutes. Catarrh In all its
varied forms, Ilka other diseases If once
taken .Vjnder treatment. Is cured perms
nently to remain so and never to return.
It matters not whom you have seen or
with whom you have treated, do not fall
to call, as a visit and examination will
cost you nothing, and may restore you to
health, er even save and at toast prolong
your life, aa thousands of persons will
testify by authentic and unassailable tea
tlmonlals from all parts of the Country.
If you suspect Kidney trouble, bring
two-ounce bottle of your urine, voided In
the last twenty-four hours, for chemical
and microscopical analysis or examination
REMEMBER. The Free offer Is given
during this visit only and will not be re
peated. Persons commencing treatment
upon their future visits will be required
to pay. All those whose cases are taken
for treatment, medicines and remedies
wll be given them right after the exam
ination, or any other work that 4thelr
cases may call for will be done right
there. This Is not i C. O. O. scheme or
other catchy snare or trick. Whatever
your experience may have been with oth
ers, this Firm conducts Its business upon
a Legitimate and business ethical and
professional manner. Do not let your pov
erty Interfere with your chances of re
covery, as all persons rich er poor, Irre
spective of your position In life will be
given courteous treatment. Whensoever,
or by whom wanted, a positive guarantee
to cufd will be given else no caaa Is tak
en. Thoe having complicated diseases
of long standing, who have failed to get
well ana consequently Become discour
aged, are partlcula-ly and especially In
vited to come. Testimonials of those com
pletely cured after a course of treatment
has been given them. Is the reward ex
ted, wanted and looked forward to by
t.ils "Firm of Physicians."
The Doctors can only be seen at the Ho
tel Parlors. No calls are sought or re-
sponded to, unless by special arrangement
with the local physicians for consultation
only, in which case a fee of $10.00 Is de
manded and Insisted upon. Local physl
clans who desire consultation for their
patients will be accommodated at the
Hotel during business hours free of
Hiarne. ,
Office Hours, 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
OON'T FORGET THE DATE.
Friday, March 5.
JUDGMENT
Did you ever hear anything
but praise for Vick.s Croup
and lPneumoiiia Salve? It ia the
best- 'It's wrrth $25 to $50 and
often more to any family.
25, 50 and SI.
All drcgaisa.
S -
Bf.ee Ball Teasa Ba.tertataaaemt.
At an early date, the members of Tbe
Asheboro Base Ba'l Team will give a rol
licking, fide-splitting concert at thn New
Town Hall.
Tbe entertainment will be on a high moral
plane.but full of mirth provoking hits local
and otherwise.
The boys need new uniforms, bate .gloves
and niits. There is no money in their treas
"hey give our people unbounded enter
tainment ana ai version oy ineir mm exuiui
tions of ball playing, during tbe season, at
heavy expense of time and money, witDout a
penny of remuneration t ' themselves, and t i i
due them that our pi-oj la stand by them aud
assist them lilierally in their efforts to pro
perly outfit themselves for the coming sen-
Better and more interesting exhibitions
will be given this season by the team than
ever before, as tbe management is preparing
a regular schedule with other team fur
games each week during the summer and
early fall. Further notices will appear in
regard to the entertainment
Plculc On Pilot Mountain.
Shiloh Sunday School will have a picnic
at l ilot Mountain Saturday, April .M, IWi'J.
Dr C 0 llu'lbard ami w:fe, of rarmi-r,
ill lie nr-'seutainl address the audience.
also Hon E ij ill Muffin, of Asheboro, (Prei.
of (.'o. Conventi. n) has an iavi ation to
present an in ke and address ou the ocii-
lou.
A cordial invilnti"n is extended to all
ouie and let u enj-iv U.e duy lonetlur and
ry to help advance the work of the Mauler.
t'ltUf. r. M. WtUUUl, upt
MoCitt, N. C. t-Vb I.-., l'JOU.
Pitbull Items.
Messrs S A tVx, K N" Luck and J I)
W'l leb have inst'iie.d tu'ephones
Mrs li N' I.nrk is on ili cick list.
Mis T W Auiiiuii visitrd Mrs C M Keirn
Sunduv eveni.ig
Mru.nl Mrs T M Keanis visited Aira Will
Mitness Siiuidav ii'!;'it
1 huildi'its Aumuu visii.hI Mauley " ll.i.ims
Mindav 'Veil li c.
lrS I rJauroek and nine sod, v :v le,
visited lier sister, Mrs Muu-rva Kenrns, oi v
day last week.
Itamsear Items.
Mm I.nvina Allridsre. of Cedar Fall", visited net
duuvhtvr, Mrs, Hard ' Allied, the past two
weeks.
Mrs Harnrr. o( star, came up lastweez lo visit
her eoulu. M'j a K .ponu-on.
iiisn Kuli Hnves. one of Handleman's most
charm un and popular youtiK laiietcarnedovn
Saturday te viait the MIm-k Slack.
Work on t he larire addition to tne Kainseii
furniture factory bCKins this week. This l.u tory
hen completed. Kill lie a credit sedan donor
tn nnr town and couutv.
Miss Annie Black has re'urned to her work iu
the ftrurieil Schools of HI lib Point.
Ili.nOnt Scott, of Fnuoh. accompanied or ner
friend, Miss Daisy Monitt. spent Saturday aim
Eundav wltn ner parents nere.
W T Foashee leit Monday for a trip to Greens
horn. Elnn Coileee aud oilier Dolnta.
Prof 0 V WoosTev. of Aklieboro. spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in town.
Miss joule lonn.vin ana i h wyue were nappni
married os the 17th Inst. Rev J W Caldcr r-
lotming tbe Interesting-ceremony,
A Due ron and a beautllul daughter curae
the home of Heal Brady respectively last week
Mrs Campbell, ol Wlnntou saiera. is srenaiug
the week witn ner son, wm tampoeu.
Farmer Notes.
Rev Mr Ware attended the Circuit Quarteily
meeting at Concord church, preaching two ex
cellent sermons, one on Saturday morniiif. and
again at 11 o'clock on Sunday. Mr Ware la the
new presiding-eioer on tne ureennooro .tiiwict,
and the people were quite favorably impressed
with his executive acuity, as wen as nia ureacn
inc.
several newpnonee were put in si ranner
last week. 8W Kearns, atvs elt Kcarn, ana
MraT H Fuller have a lihoue at their home.
and Kearney Plummer one at the Roller Mills
Two or three new telephone lines to connect
with tne oentral omee here are wing laaaea,
and It is nrobable will b built soon.
Kim Anuie jonnooa, wno is teacninR in Lex
ington, spent Sunday with relatives In this
vicinity.
There is a brand new boy at the home ot Madi
son Hammond and another at Marvin Kearns'.
Tha musical riven bv the Faraier Cornet Band
about a week aao was entered by a fair sired
audience. The proceeds amounted to a little
more than Of teea dollars.
Mrs Dm a Lewis, ol Asheboro. visited la tbe
community Saturday and Sunday.
NOT1CK. LAND SALE.
Bv virtue of an order of the Superior Court of
ttaoaoipa UHirry, norm irouna, m epeciai
Proceedings entitled rtallie K. Oeltrane bv her
next friend Jacob Coltrune v . Jcs Col rane and
Nathan Cjltrane, I will sell at public auction lo
iha highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door in Atheborw. S. C on Monday, the 82nd day
of March WO", at U o'clock M the following de-
termed real etate, wnira is hiu lor pertmoni
bain lanaa lying ana Doing in tne t,-ounty oi
Kanooipn.Nortn Carolina, adjoining tne lanns
ol Madisoa Kirkmun, tne Mm Holder pla
Roddr: Swalm. aud 1 orn Divlnuev and othen:
south 41 degrees west Is chains snd W links to a
white tltnt, uieuoe seutn m aegrec east H chains
and W links tn a bunch of ash bushes in tbe
eadow: thi n je south U degrees w.t H7 chains
aud Tullaks toastakeln thcoiicinal ,lne: thence
south w enalna aud ou uuits to a black gum,
Kirkmao's corner, thence east 8si chaiua v s
stone, i u the eat side of the pad In J. Stane'e
line, thenr. south t chains to a itoue, thence
east an cnains ana i- nnit tea mine, wienie
north IS chains and Si links to astute In Curtis
corner, thence west U chal is to a none, theuce
north 7 chains and 60 lirks to a po-toak, theuce
west to the becoming, uniitalntug ijuu acres more
or lees exiei4 about W acres swld. rl of said lands
to Kam ieTiuuey and about si acres sold to Rod
dv 8walm.
inis is valuable lanus ootn tor tne timoer
thereou aud for farming aud trueklna business.
It lies close to tbe west side of the town ol Liber
ty, If. C.
nis tne ruin asyoi r eoniary, iuoi,
ELIJAH MnKFITT,
Commiaslonor.
North Carolina, Run-)
dolth Co. )
Bailie Smith and hua )
band A. n.builtu 1
elals, )
NOT1CK.
Beile Hussey and husband George Husoey,
Will Vuneunnon, et al.
The deieialaut Will Vuncanno
will take uotlce that an action e
titled as above hu been comnienreil In the 8u
periorCourtof Riuidnlph County to sell real es
tate situate in Cedar (.rove luwie-hiu. Kiiudol
County. North Ca oilna, or partition among the
tenants In commou. and that said Oefnd
ant will take notice that he is required to
appear ueiore vue Picric 01 tne nuperior tuurt oi
said county at his olll.-c In Aliebon, N.C., on
tne nrst day ol March, iwy, audansweror deuiu
tn the petition In said uroce tPuz. or the Pol it
'o lets will apply to the Court ior the relief de
ma ide in the said petiimu.
T .Is menli day of Jan.. 1909.
W. C. HAMMOND, Clerk Superior Court.
The
BANK, of RANDLEMAN
Randleman, N. C.
Capital and Profits $18,W.
4 Per Cent Interest
Paid on Time Depoaita.
S. BRYANT, N. N. NEWUN
President. Vlce-Pres,
J. H. COLE, Caaltler.
THIS GREAT REMEDY IS
RECOMMENDED FOB
Acute and Chronic Diseases of
the Kidney, Liver, Bladder
or Urinary Organs and
Acute, Clurouic Rheumatism,
Uric acid, lumbago or gout,
PREVENTS
BRIGHT' S DISEASE
Dissolves and expels Gravel
or Gall Stones. It heals and
removes irritation, Inflamma
tion, Ulceration or Catarrh of
the Bladder.
The Test That Tells.
Dothan. Ala.. Jan 21. 1909.
Dr Kilmer & Co.. Kinehamton. N V.
Gentlemen: About one year ago two of
my ciii'dreu sullered liadly from weak kid
neys and dia!)t s; thir urine was very bad
and they would have severe spells of diz
ziness, snd were all ran down in health. I
was just about discouraged. I tried eeveral
niedies and finally a doctor, but tbev did
it seem to improve. I knew of a friend
ho was takini? Swnuin Hoot for kidnev
rouble with good results, and I decided lo
t some for tUe children. I noticed there
as some improvement after thev had taken
wo large bottles, ami coi. turned to eive it
) them until they had taken, a half dozen
lotilns and were well on the road to recov-
y. 1 think Swanip.Root lias done more
r my children than any other medicinH I
tv. tried Mid I recommend it to one hav
ig children who snlfered as mine did.
1( W. UN - EN BY,
City Clerk, Dothan, Ala.
A Georgia Wcman.
Sparks, Cia., Jan 11. 1909,
Dr. Kilmer & (io., Binxhainton, N. Y.
Gentlemen:--.Ninie time auo 1 was troub
led with kidney trouble; had snvere pains in
liack and tti'.s. Was treated by a physi
cian, but wilhotit any benefit I noticed
some Swamp Hoot advertising and resolved
to give it a trial. After taking four bot
ties I was completely cured. Have not
Buffered any pain at all since and can re
commend Swamp Hoot to anyone suffering
trom kidney trouble. suicerely.
MKS. E. V STEVENS.
Baptist Minister.
Brinsoa, Ga Jan. 20. 1800.
Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghatnton , N. Y.
Gentlemen : Some time ago I suffered
severely with pain in my back and hips.
Uy back pained me continua.ly and I felt
miserable. A friend recommended Swamp-
Root, I obtained and took the content of
two bottles when I felt relief. My back has
not troubled me since and I can thoroughly
recommena swamp-Koot to anyone suffer
ing from ki nev troubles, as I find it afford
ed me great relief.
xonrs very truly,
BET. E. T. DAWSON.
Results After Using.
Boston, Ga Jan. 13. 1909.
Dr. Kilmer A Co. Binghamton, N. Y.
Uentletnen: borne time ago I was
troubled with kidney trouble.. I thought
for some time I was suffering with Diabetes.
I bad severe pains in my bacc and hips. A
friend recommended Swamp-Root and I de
cided to give it a trial. I obtained a bottle
treat a druggist and after taking a few
Qoees, felt relieved. After taking several
bottles the pain was entirely gone and I
have not suffered the slightest sioce. I jan-
oot he too enthusiastic in my praise of this
wonderful medicine and it oivs me irreat
pleasure to give my testimonial in regard to
lis menas. -
J B.EOUNTREE,
Former Mayor and Member Legislature
We have sold Mr. Ronntree Swamp-Root
and have also sold it in a number of cases
for kidney trouble and always with perfect
ausiaciion.
3- C. Adams ft Son.
ll
F YOU NEED A MEDICINE YOU SHOULD HAVE THE BEST.
Swamn-Root is not recommended fer
the day and get ap many times during the night, have siu uti 1 1 o. irrituiio.i in 'ping or
Swamp-Root will be found just the remedy you need.
Don't Be Misled For example, When you
r , ' e. ; k- j- ' uu;iug aouieuiiug eise in 11a place, every time be succeeds
in selling you a worthless substitute he mikes mire prnfit, but you are humbugged at the eipenaejof your health.
NOTE. Every reader of The Courier who has not tried Swamp Root, the Gieat Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy, may address
- Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y and receive a sample bottle free by mail.
At all
A Sworn Certificate off
'Get the Habit'
We are creatures of habit
Many "Get the habit" of going
to the btandard Drug Ce.
every day.
"Get the Habit"
It Grows
"Get the Habit" of being
served by us and you will "Get
the habit'.' of being satisfied.
We carry only pure drugs, the
best in toilet articles, corres
podence paper, perfumes, tooth
brushes, etc.; etc '
Standard Drug Company,
Asheboro, N. C.
The Value of a Remedy Is Proven
by its Cures.
Els-wood. Ala., Pec. 14. 1908
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Biughamtoa, N. Y.
Dear Sirs: -I have derived such ffreat
benefit from the use of) i.i ronicdy, Swuiup
Root, that I believe it to be most important
for the public to knorf iu woitii. t or tue
past tea years I have been the most miser
able of mea. Did t Vn"w whit the
trouble was but had to urinate very frequent
ly Loth day and night; was all puffed up
generally. Could not bleep uioru limn a
couple of hours at a time, t u gt eatiy Jin
trnesad after eating a meal pd ttis nliont
worn oat I had tried n"nrle evrvthinu I
could aee advertiaed aud hear ol. wnhout i Dr K!lrrtor'3 Ukoroas Is On th out
helwig me toany g.eat .0nt. uuut fi-ady slde wrapper of every bottl..
in Or'oher last at Kipan, Wis., I purchased
a one Hol'nr Hctt'p of wsmn, Rnot nnd com
mencHd taking it according to directions and '
1 followed that with another bottle and ex
perienced such great relief and benefit from
same that I purchased five dollars worth at
Uuntsville, Ala., and continued its use and
am now taking it, lut in smaller doses and
twice a day in place of four times a day and
believe that by the time present supply is
used up I will be entirely well. I am feel
ing better now than for ten years past. Can
eat and sleep first-clans, in fact I am feeling
so good that I cannot resist telling you
about it. Voa are at liberty to publish this
testimonial should you wish.
Very respectfti'ly,
TIKH STALLARD, V. S. A., Retired,
Box 7. It. R. No t, Elkaood, Ala
A Clergyman.
New IloaHs, L-i., Jan. 22, 1909.
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Hinchaiuton. N. Y.
Dear Sirs: I write today to the public
that your Swamp Root cure'd me of kidney
trouble. I was almost past gninK; Imving
spasmodic p Us with n l.Uneys tht were
breaki'-.K (i.iwn my cm tuuti.'i The best
medi'ia! aid ua em Iti.ed and thy pro
noimcd my tmuhle as rilboli iu tin kidneys,
but were unable t.i do mo any permanent
good.
I took four b .ttles of Swamp-Root and lie
came a writ man. This was six years ago
and I have had no trace of the trouble.
Yours for suffering men,
REV. J. R. TAYLOR,
Pastor Baptist Church, New Roads, La.
Mail Carrier's Experience.
Bl untville, Tenn.
I have been a rural letter carrier for over
five years. Some two years ago I was taken
with severe pains in my back. I used
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M. B. HENDRICISON,
Rural Letter Carrier, Ronle No. 2.
A Contractor.
Donslsonville, Ga., Jm. 20, 1909.
Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamtoa, N. Y.
Gentl-mea: About four years ago I
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tism in my hips. The pain 'croea my bask
became so severe that I cooid hardly
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Rural Route No, - I. Kdgelicld, Tenn.
Results It Has Proved.
Dothan. Ala., Jan 21, 1909.
Dr. Kilmer Co., liinghainton, N. Y.
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Yours respectfully,
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A Prominent Mason
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Fully Satisfied.
Wayoross, Ga.. Jan. 5, 1909.
Dr Kilamer A Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
D ar Sirs: Daring last October I saffsr--d
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bcai ess
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