Myrtle Point Enterprise: Rep
resentative Hermann's bill pension
ing the survivors of Imlian wars
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up to and including tbe year 1856
bas been favorably reported to tbe
L o c a l it e m s !
bouse. Tbe committee wav unani
mous in tbe vote.
Mr. Hermauu
Mr. and MrB. Cash Goodman of
Tuesday made a complete showiug
the lower river have been visiting
as to tbe history aud policy of tbe
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
old war pensions aud demonstrated
ABSOLUTELY PU R E
that tbe time had now arrived
Goodman, for several days.
when tbe service pension to these
John Goodman completed the
old men should no longer be de
W. H. Erdice has leased the
N E W
S
N O T E S .
plastering o f the new hotel several
layed. Tbe estimated age of tbe
Clover Leaf Creamery at Myrtle
days since, and is to be congratu
Oregou BDd Washington survivors
The
Webber
Piano
company
is
Point for the coming j ear and will
asking for a receiver to be appointed 1 is 67 years, O f tbe Cuyase Indian
lated for a good jo b well done.
, begin operations about the middle to close up their busiuees. Their I war, there survives hut 136 and
Oregon Kidney Tea is sold on a of A ¡, He e,8 4 cenU [(6r |b
liabilities are said to lie $225,000.' about 60 widows. There are not
isitive guarantee
cuarautee by N. G. W.
r
,
r
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jositive
to exceed 4000 survivois of all tbe
A special message was sent by
i’ erkins, of Myrtle Poit-t, and Dr. for manufacturing up to 200 cows.
Indian wars of tbe nation extend
When
the
patrons
reach
300
cows
Clevelnud
to
congress
in
reference
8 . L. Leneve, of Ooquille City.
ing
to 1856. Under Mr. Hermann’s
to the lynching o f some Italians in
Don’t forget that Dr. Strange, then he manufactures for 3 cents,
hill there will be included tbe
per
lb.
The
II
ekald is pleased to Colorado. The president recom Rogue River, Yakima, Cayune and
the populnr Roseburg dentist, will
mends appropriations for the
other Indian wars of (be Pacific
be here soon. Hold your dental hear that this creamery will ruD. families o f the parties lynched.
northwest, those of Texas and New
M.
M.
Melvin,
representing
the
work, and be sure it will be well
The Kentucky legislature is Mexico o f 1859-1855 and tho Sa
Wiley B. White Music Company, engaged in a delightful dead-lock
done.
bine disturbances of 1836.
In
J. P. Tupper and Peter Loggie, o f Portland, Oregon, was in town over the election o f a senator. I f tbe California aud Utah wars there
of Bandon, went to the bay on last ° °
Wednesday.
Mr. Melvin these object lessons ure not enough nre few survivors to be incluled iu
to disgust the American people the benefits of the bill.
Wednesday. They were on busi expects to return to Ccquille soou with our present system of elect
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in the interest of that popular
ness connected with the Riverton
ing senators they are hard to dis
Scrimpitt—
Doctor,
this bill of
musio house.
Persons wishing gust,
coal mine.
youra is preposterous— ridiculous!
musical instruments will do well
Gen. Harrison has come out Dr. Chargom (blandly) — Well, I
Oregon Kidney Tea is natnro’s
to wait until Mr. Melvin comes declining the Republican nomina don’t mind saying that it is absurdly
own remedy for kidney troubles.
W iley B. Allen is the tion for the presidency. From the low, myself!
Eor sale by N. G. W. Perkins, of around.
Myrtle Poiut, aud Dr. S. L. Leneve, most popular and reliable music fuss the eastein press makes about
F ogg— My wife couldn’ t make
of Coquille City.
dealer in Oregon. Persons dealing his rather too previous declination head nor tail out of that play last
Bass— Women nre not
T. E. Mars, of Bandon, who lins with him will be treated honestly oue might think that the country night.
is now in great danger o f collaps quick in such matters.
Their in
been speudiug three months in aud the H erald takes pleasure in ing. Perhaps it may survive.
telligence doesn’t seem— Fogg—•
San Francisco, returned home on ' recommending this music bouse.
The Republican Young Men’s Well, I don’t know about that.
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last Wednesday and expects now j A H u u r t i- r r i il I n v e n t i o n —T l » r S ( w clubs of Oregon, composed o f sneb Next day she was aide to tell mo
U a w lia c Flat trail.
to remaiu at Bandon.
gray-haired youths as J. N. Dolph wbat every woman in tbe audience
J. M. Inman is traveling agent for and many others, wsre bolding a bad on.
Wilson A McGraw are kept
qnite busy, but they are specially one of the most complete fiatirons convention in Portland last week.
Some time back the play of
ready for yonr horseshoeing and ever invented. It is as much a They spent the time in a sort of “ Hamlet” was being performed at
necessity
in
a
family
as
a
kitchen
mutual
admiration
society,
and
plow work. Dou’t forget to give
In a scene
stovo or a sewing machine. It does contemplating the beauties of the a provincial theater.
them a trial on these lines.
with Polonius, the crafty old cour
away with the old, tedious process Inst legislature.
tier asks: “ Do you know me, my
McEwen & McCain o f the H er of heating irons on a stove. The
From the mass o f contradictory lord?"
ald are agents forth oC . W. Pater cost of running the gnsoline iron is
The prince responds—
son marbleworks at Marshfield. If virtually nothing, and the saving of reports in regard to Cuban nffnirs “ Excellent well; you ore a fish
you contemplate erecting tablets or labor for the women is so great that it is impossible to glenn the exact monger.” On bearing this an cld
monuments, call and see designs no family can afford to do without facts. But enough is known to woman in tbe pit stood, and shak
make it safe to assert that the
and get prices.
a gasoline iron. This aparatus can j patriots are bolding tbeir o w d , ing her fist, shouted excitedly:
Mrs. Mary Symons of Myrtle be used for many other purposes, while the Spanish at Havana are “ Well, 'and s’ posing be is— that’s
better than plor-ectin’, anvdav!”
Point, mother o f Mrs. Devaul of and amounts to a small gasoline | broken lip into factions, and are
stove. It can be used for making a
this place, who lms been visiting cup of tea, warming water or milk, fighting among themselves. Also
her daughter for some days, went etc. Tho H erald has ordered one, there is great suffering in the cap
ital.
home Inst Wednesday.
She re and advises its friends to do the
ports Mrs. Duval’s child much bet same.
attaint du\]
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articles
on
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SARSAPARILLA
cured onta
WH CUBE YOU -
A Bright Lad,
Ten years of age, but who declines to give his
name to the public, makes this authorized,
confidential statement to us:
“ When I was one year old, my mamma died
o f consumption. The doctor said that I,
too, would soon die. and all our neighbors
thought that even If I did not die, I would
never be able to walk, because I was so
weak and puny. A gathering formed and
broke under my arm. I hurt my finger and
It gathered and threw out pieces of bone.
If I hurt myself so as to break tire skin, it
was sure to become a running sore. I had
to take lots of medicine, but nothing has
done me so much good as A yer’s Sarsapa
rilla. It lias made me well aud strong.’—
T. D. M., Norcatur, Kans.
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A Y E R ’S Sarsaparilla
Trepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mas».
C u res oth ers, w ill cu re y o u
Murphy— Finnpgan, yez owe mo
*2.
Finnegan— Oi know it—but
Oi’ m goin to kape it as security for
the 50 cents je z borrowed from me
a year ago.
Old lady— Can you saw wood?
Rollingstone Nomoss— Pardon me,
madam«, bat yon are slightly at
fault in yonr tenses. I f you menu,
can I see wood, I may say that
my eyesight is slightly defective.
A woman lawyer has somehow
broke into the Pittsburg bar, and
now the Allegheny county bar
association is in a tempest respect-
ing tho means o f getting rid of
her. It is all a waste of energy,
she lms come to stny, and the way
is to conciliate, not to fight her, if
slip is lawyer ennneli to hurt.
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We take this opportunity o f inform ing
our subscribers that the new Commission®
o f P ensions has been appointed- H e is au
old soldier, and we believe that soldier»; and
their heirs will receive ju stice at h is hands.
We d o not anticipate that there w ill be any
radical chnntfes in ttie a d m in istration o f
pension affairs under the new regim e.
W e would advise, how ever, that U. 8 .
soldiers, anilor», and their heirs, take steps
to make application at onoe, if they have
n o t already done a-», in o rder to secure the
benefit o f tbe early tiling o f their claim s
in case there should be any fu tu re pension
legislation.
Such legislation is seldom
retroactive.
T h erefore it is o f great im
portance th a t applications b e filed in the
departm ent at the earliest possible date.
If U .S . soldiers, sailors o r their widows,
children or p arents, oesire inform ation in
regard to pension m atters, they should
write to T ub P ukss C laims C ompany , at
W ashington, D. C ., Rnd they w ill prepare
and «end the necessary app lica tion , if they
find them entitled nnefer the num erous law 9
enacted for their benefit. A ddress,
PRESS C L A IM S C O M P A N Y ,
P . O . B ox 385.1
W ashington, D . C.
Nervous Shock.
E. W. J oy C ompany — Gentlemen:
This is the first time I have attempted
so write for three years. Have been
to nervous and weak that I have
laid in bed most of the time.
A friend who had taken your
Sarsaparilla seut me two bottles.
The second one is most gone, aud
I havo gained twenty pounds, and
surely feel a new woman
I was
pale, thin, no ambition. Had given
up, ns I had tried so many remedies
and doctors, but found no benefit.
If you care to publish this you have
iuy consent. (Signed)
Mas. A. C. T i l l m a n .
Alemeda, Cal.
Mrs. J. H. James celebrated an
anniversary birthday at hor home
A N D
Inst Wednesday evening, February
6 th, unexpectedly, but pleasautly.
It was a “ surprise” by her neigh
bors and friends, who spent the
evening with her an 1 extended con
Headaches, Billiousness and Tor- PORTABLE AND
MARINE.
gratulations.
It proved
very pid Liver disappear when you take
u von think o f buying nn
pleasant greeting.
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
J
fiatarli Cannot be Cured
M IIIR If
IIO IIM
AT
IIO .V IE .
W ith LO C A L A P P L IC A T IO N S , p » thpy
cannot reach the sent o f the disease. Ca A ll A g f i i f j ’ i n r t H | u l l l e - i ('l i i i n c « »
tarrh ia a bloml or coiiHtitutional diacaae, | t o I t u y T u l» t r I » o r Al «» lim n r u i n .
anil iu order to core it yon muat take inter- j
The publishers o f the H erald
nnl remeuiea. H a ll's Catarrh Cure ia taken
internally, and nets directly on the Mmol |,RVB accepted an ncencv for the
mul DiiuMiH HurfRocH. Hall s Catarrh < lire j
1
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is not a quack m edicine
It was proscribed Coos B ttV Mftl’hle Works of C . W.
• ..... t in . thia
ali . conn
>nnn !
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by one o f tin* beat physicians
try for yours, ami ia a regular prescription. Patersou at Marshfield. Mr. Pater
engine o f any
size or kind send for «.nr C A T A L O G U E
N O . .TO. con taining illustrations
and
prices o f every kind o f engines from 1
np to
horse power, at b ottom prices,
or L I S T NO. till for yacht engines, boilers
ami bout m achinery. E ither sent free.
GHA 8 . P.
1»7
W IL L A R D
& CO,
CANAL R T K E E T , C H IC A G O .
isfaction.
His prices are lower
than those of the Willamette valley
shops for the same class o f work,
The Bandon Block Coal Com
and yet agents for foreign marble I
pany have had Prof. Kauemniz
workers are in the hnbitof ruuniug |
drafting coni bunkers for their
through this country and takiDg
works at Riverton. They are hnv-
orders for their work, thus taking
ing a little trouble about a right
the money out o f the county that
of way, but will not be put to seri
ought to be retained here for such
ous inconvenience, as they are
goods.
Patronize home instila. I
offered free right o f way to the
tione, and men who work and live !
Riverton dock. They are planning
here and are responsible for their
to build a number o f tenant houses
contracts. The H e r a l d manage
for miners ns rapidly ns |M>Nsil>le.
ment joius Mr. Paterson in guar- 1
The exposure to all sorts ami con auteeing every jo b done by him to
ditions o f weather that a lumber
l e satisfactory and in accordance
man is called upon to endure in the
ramp« olieii produces severe colds with designa. Mr. Pateraon is also
which, if not promptly checked, a gentleman to deal with, aa tile
result in congestion or pneumoDiu. H e r a l d can testify from former
Mr. J. (). Davenport, ex-manager of busiuesH relations with him.
the Fort Itragg lied wood C o, an
('all at the H erald office aud
immense institution nt Fort Bragg,
Cal , says they sell large quantities see specimens of mnrble, photo- |
of Chamberlain’s Cough Heinndy nt graphic views of slat's, monuments,
the company's store ami that lie has etc. We will also have on exhibi
himself used this remedy for a tion at our office samples of Mr.
severe cold and obtained immediate
relief. This medicine prevents any Paterson’s wolk in the near futnre.
tendency of a cold townrd pneu Iu the meantime persons wishing 1
monia aud insures n prompt recov work in this line will do well to call
ery. For sale by Dr. S. L Leneve, nt the H erald office and consult i
druggist.
with us.
$100.00
Given Away
Every Mouth
t o tho person submitting tlie
■<Mt m e r i t o r i o u s It tventioa
SP
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during the preceding month.
w i f sb i V k r p a t e n t s
FOK INVENTORS, and tho
o b je ct o f this offer is to en
courage poriona of an invent
ive turn o f mind. A t tho
same time wo wish to ImproM
the fact that
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It’s the Simple,
Trivial Inventions
That Yield Fortunes
—such as Do Long's Hook
ami Kyo, ”800 that Hump,”
” 8 Hfcty Pin.” ‘ ’ Pigs in Clo
ver.” *.\ir Hrake,” etc.
Almost evorj one conceive«
Q
a bright Idea at som«> time or
other. Why not put it in prme-
tleal use? YOU ft talents may
lie in this direction.
May
mako your fortune. Why not
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AVlt> W AYNE MARION sold and gu aran teed in A tla n ta , G e o rg ia , over tour
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ON SUMPTION, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
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and give (mediate relief
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PINION OF EX PERTS.
On December 13. 1803, Dr. Herman M 11:::*'. baoterologist o f tlie licalth
board of N c . York city, In'oi mo I llial body that canfl'iniption was caused by
a small louse, parasite or germ; that it was oontugiou* and cat up the hmuaa lung.
Oil December 14, 1S!)3 (sn' II. nltli Reports), tho Im ilth hoard decided that Dr.
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wc have to fl^bt in case, of Consumption.
| C lE N C I THROUGH THE MICROSCOPE
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warm blood drops of mao a» wiili lie naked eve von see a worm in a rose or
scaterplllrr eating a greo i leaf. Therefore . Dr. V. it. Sell ck, special!«, sayc
■ “ The only medicine of future Is that which « ¡11 d.siroy tho g onna of disease.
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. yon that tho same gases which ar* so deadly to the fly mu t certainly have a siinl-
i lar eii'sct on tlie “ tubercle bacilli,” the moth eating parasite on tlie lungs.
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GASOLINE
It ia composed of tne beat tonica known,
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dirifctly on the nincona Kurfacea. The in his line on the Pacific coast, and
perfect combination of the two ingredient«
ia what produced such wonderful reaulta in guarantees all his work to give sat
curing Catarrh. Hend for testimoniala free.
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John Barker, who resided alone
J. Fred Bnrker, from the Heeeta
Head lighthouse, who has been in a small bousi on the rauch of
selected ns keeper o f the new H. J. iilakslee, on Elk river, was
lighthouse nt Bandon,
passed found dead in his cabin on Friday
through town last Wednesdf.y on a week ago. He had been suffer
liis way to take charge of the new ing a long time from rheumatism
aud it is supposed that it went to
light.
Lee Goodman has been trying a bis heart causing sudden death.
cork leg the past few days, and He was fonnd lying on his bed
manages it fairly well. We con dressed in bis best clothing, and a
gratulate him on getting one nt note was found near him cantain-
last, for he had been so often inter ingan order for the payment o f a
fered with and his hopes blasted | small sum o f money,
by disappointment before.
Geo. Moulton ngnin accepts the
ngency of the Pacific nursery at
Tangent, Oregon, and will canvass
Coos county. This is a reliable
firm and already known ns such
to Coos couuty patrons, while
George is also well known and
deals fairly with our citizens.
if
you want fruit trees of any kind,
true to unme and at fair prices,
give George Moulton your order.
DEM O R E S T ’S
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Foggs calls the regulation des
sert nt his boarding house “ pneu
mntic pip,” in reference to the elns-
j ticity of the integument and un-
jsubstantiality of the filling.
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In December, lsfi2, I started fr< m Georgia to Florida to die of consumption.
The disease hud been slowly C reep ing o n me fer flitcen years. I was a skele
ton, 140 [rounds, no digestion, no appetite, no anihltior., and no special desire to
live. On my way South I become acquainted with an old Doctor. With his hc'p
sod advice I Invented the Swamp Angel Medicine. On March 1, 1S!>4, I had been
nalng thia medicine about fourteen months, from 100 to 300 drops a day. On my
return to Ailania, after an absence o f less than a year s e llin g this medicine, I
i «tepied un to Mr. Wright, chief o f the detective fo rce in A t anta. an d one of tho
smart «V men In Georgia remembering faces, and extended m y hand. He said:
I “ Really, I don’ t remember you; seem« like I have seen you somewhere.”
This is
D W. Marlon, the man you saw three straight month« every day at 97 Decatur
i street.” "Indeed! indeed! Is that so? I never would have known you. IIoiv yon
■ have changed! You look ten years younger. What on earth have you bejn doing
oyoursclft” Taking from 100 to 300 drops of Sw mp Angci Medicine every day,
was my reply. Mr. Brannaii. chief clerk i f tlie city delivery for the T.omnr-Kan-
kin Drag Co., who sold me drugs every day for three months, dU not know me on
( my return. I had a room rented on Cherry street, Va- on, Ga., during 1892. I
met the policeman. Mr. Taylor of that beat a year after [ had commenced tlie use
o f Swamp Angel Medicine. He said: “ Surely you are not the man who was
dying of that terrible cough and lung trouble ill tlie rear of Wings printing shop?
Why, when I passed your room at midnight, I heard that cough. I said to myself
you are not long for this world, and here you show up in the pink of health.
! What have you been doir.jj to gain so rapidly and look so much younger? My reply
*** the same old story, ‘ Swamp Angel Medicine.”
Ill fact, kind reader, few
people w ho knew me’ a year ago, a consumptive invalid, can recognize me to-dav
I weigh 1 TO pounds, have a good appetite aud the powers faculties and passions
of a man in the prime ot life. Now, let me say to you that if you have lung dis-
.rase, don’ t delay if you are not dying. Try this wonderful germ killer! '
ESS CURED
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Tittendcn, ot Atlanta, Ga., cured of deafness of fifteen years standing
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and Mary Caswell, both of Atlanta, cured of almost total deafness, af
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ter doctoring for rearr. Many cases cured, can't name them.
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“ HEUMA 1 ISM CURED.
Theodore Fletcher cured wttii two bottles of medicinr; had spent 1900. e
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Coquille
m . ’ A -ie opred with tho medicine alter suffering five years. Mrs.D. Bronvif
enred a badly lullrnicil and swollen arm in one night with Swamp Angel. Eph-
rnm Johnson ill bed b I x months with inflammatory rheumatism, cured In threo
weeks. G. W. Owens siflVred since the war with rheumatism; cured completely.
>V. S. Noilly, tin imiatism all over the body and partly paralyzed, cured sound and
well with Swa-r p A 'gel Mcdiclu i in two weeks. Tlio above people live In Atlanta.
Mr. Kiker. Of llnelmuna. O»., on crutchos three month«, commenced with Swamp
Ang'd M dioltie ; in two d ,v« threw ids crutches away, ami in twe weeks he wai
out in tlie ll -Id a work. A late case is reported as follows : “ J M. Jon««, J. I*.
Iloilo, Ga.. 3-1 t. IS'lt. S iys : Mv wife lias been in b,d eight months with rlieumal
tlsm »nd one b it le o Swamp Angel Medicine has htr nearly well.” So it goes in
a li * mired e is-*». I' t i't name them—no space.
WOLLEN Bit EASTS, TUMORS, GOITER3, WEN'S, AND SWELLINGS
uro caused by p i unites. The milk In a woman’s breast »ill sour and ferment.
Then commences he mischief. Kill that trail ile cv ry t me with Swamp
Angel Medicine. Goiter., Tn i.o-s, and Wens are dcvolopin > worms. Kid them
e ve ry time with Swamp A 1 gel M dirine. Wall Chapman, S i n Jones, (colored),
M o llc Di k*on, II. Temple, all of Atlanta, all cured o f bad cases of tumors, au I
go ters. S.iei Jo ies, esp eiail/, was being choked to death w.tli i Urge goiter on
the neck. In one m > ith v is wearing a col ar and necktie, same as other people.
Swamp Angel M »1 cine did toe work Could ad I tidy eases it'had space.
IDN'EY, BLADD ER AND LIVER TROUBLES.
Swamp Angel Medicine Acts most effective on tlie Kidneys. The nrina
offon smellsof die nslicin') especl illy when taken i i large doses. O. W.
MeWidiam, pr sid -nt of tlie S ih-Aiiiance at Stockbrid.go. Ga , could not stoop and
pick up a pm. After using Swamp An gel Medic ne he c mid pi, k up 130 pounds.
It made him a new man ; belt r than he had bean i i twenty years. James Jackson
Atlanta, s fibred for vea s with d'aV tos ; cured w tli tw j botil a of S.vamp \t 12 ei
Medicine. Rinse! Whaley. A ¡.uta, c .red oi .nilanimation of the b.addcr la uue
w<iek with Swamp Auir*d Medicine.
8TUMA AND CATARfU L
cone;ed*d
the bes-. m- died experts to b3 cause 1 by poradte.«, germs or
nicroVs; Sw im » An *el Medicine never f.ds to i.lll the bugs. Mrs. Spinks,
living on J. J. Urogdin’ s p ace, ne tr Li*rcuccville, Ga., hal been propedupln bed
six montM wiili a-thun. In h week aft r c nnmencing the use of Sw.tmp Angel;
MeUoinc she -va* «1 < a d d nu^ her ow.i h »usework. Cou d give jfou many remark-j
able arcs of b .ill cata rli und asthma. Swamp Angel Medicine will cure if you
give it a trial.
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RESIDE LAS D IARRH EA AND COLfC
are a 1 eau«e.l by ge; ,i*. microbes or pirasltcs. John D inlal«, Atlanta, waa
struck ivitlt a bboti.ill In'. A gush in* the check and three teeth out.i
Eres’ pe as sot in. Throe days af'or hi« face w i< a horrible sight. Saturday night'
commenced Wall S va np Angel Medicine. M eid iv nt irning, :io symptoms of a
swollen face. J. It. Clow ir, Atlin'.i, at in I light said : "Oh, I will die beforoi
d a y ! ” Congestion of the stomach. I). W. Marion pampel five doses or 150
drops into tini gentleman in i1 itiiii ites He «ra« up and walking ¡»bout in tui
hoar. N. H. C l ¡air •, a i i g • f irmer of Fult >n eo i tty, says: My unde wai siok
frbm 3 a m till Up in. I then d ci.oho l him with two tabicspoonfiill of Swamp
Angel Medicine, lu tw c ity minute< that mate wai up eating oat*. Miss Ella
Clower, says: “ Not one o f tlie tell child ii has had LiQrlppe, a cough or coltl'
this winter. At the tir.t symptoms of trouble we give an l take Swanm Angel
Mnllcine.
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Margaret Morto i, 45 Courtland street daw l in bod six months with con
sumption In ies* than one week after commencing the use o f Swamp Angel'
Medicine she waa walking around and attending night »hows. In two weeks)
she was walnrig a mile in the hot August sun. J \V. McDonald, West End, Ga.
suffered thirty years with throat aud lung disease ; cured sound and w ell’ with
Swamp Angel Mellcin •. Dora S ickland, D'-Kulb count}', down in bed threo
months witu ootun nption ; she wai walking about everywhere after commencing
the use of Swamp Angel Medicine. I«nao II iriier (E i*t Point, Ga., J. H. Thom s?
J: H. Cooper, Mattie To nkins, Aleck H.iyaood all of Atlanta, was cu.cd o f Inna
disease by tills remedy'
YSPKPSi.V AND INDIGESTION,
Swamp Auyel Modi I ,» is a woiid-rful tonic, and therefore
Dyspepsia an ! lud gi'-tl in. Tills tronM • i* simply fermenta Ian of tho
ttomach. Formen »tieni« rcgvmwnd n. Seey'list rising and milk souring through
microacop Million« of hug« are visib'e. So »itti Dyspepsia, indigestion, and
«our belches ; the ga*tric Jttic. « have failed to fire,: digestion. One dose of Swamp
Angel Medicine puts an imni 'diate »f p to a'l fermentation in Hie stomach. !(, kiln
the bug«. Cures in .Vintiti; A. T. Hinui i n, W. 8. Webb, J. K, 8 a y ,O J L
Hornby, W. G. Gibson, and lihimorc In Atl tuta alone.
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That thcrearc few bottles returned. Dr. J. C. ‘ ' o i l i * Co.. Biichannat», Oa.?
says: Three hundred butte* of Sv.rnip Angel Medicine sold and guaranteed
here ; only thr e mplalnt- ; sli ■ goes ¡ike a daisy a I g|rc« perfect sat Infection. *
Dr. C. D. McD maid, of Mcl)> migii, Ga.. > i v i : S || on - b m Ired b it'lcs of I
Swamp Angel Me lUvne here, under it g.iaian o . I hare It id but one complaint,
one bottle returned.” Bagwell Brn'her*. Lawrence.' tl , G . . says : Have «old
«hr««* hundred battle« Swa i p Angel M li'due her.-; i give« unive.«al satiafaetioa. ”
BraokaA Ivy. Covingtin, Ga., writes: Have »old o.e r one hue I ed bottle* of
SwampAa|«l Mod cine : gnarairent ere y bvttl® • and hive n»t had one bottl-s re
turned.’ , Cap. Smittel 8. I’egz, AUnr.ti, Ga. «ovs “ I traveled with Dr Mari
on six months and sold over 5 UK) bott cs if Swamp Ange Medicine, under a poe.
alive guarantee, staving from two to tour weeks in each town. 1 only had two
bottles return'd during this line.
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