The Santiam news., March 20, 1908, Image 4

PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. 2.
Dr Hjirtrian has claimed fur many yean that Penna is an EXCELLENT
CATARRH REMEDY. Some of the doctor's critics have disputed the doctors
claim as to the efficacy of Peruna.
8ir.ce the ingredients of Peruna are no longer a secret, what do the medi­
cal authorities say concerning the remedies of which Penna is composed!
Tate, for instance, the ingredient HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS, OR
GOLDEN 8EAL The United States Dispensatory says of this herbal remedy,
that it is largely employed in the treatment of depraved mucous membranes,
chronic rhinitis masal catart h , atonic dyspepsia catarrh of the stomach),
chronic intestinal catarrh, catarrhal jaundice (catarrh of the liver:, and in
diseased mucous membranes of the pelvic organa. It is also recommended fur
the treatment of various forms of diseases peculiar to women.
Another ingredient of Peruna. CORYDALIS yopmac a i.
United States Dispensatory as a tonic
CEDRON 8EED8 is another ingredient of Peruna, an excellent drug that
has been very ¡*r,-e|y overlooked by the au
fession for the past fifty
years THE SEEDS ARE TO BE FOUND IN VERY FEW DRUO STORES
The United SUtee Dispensatory says of the action of cedron that it is used as
a bitter tonic and in the treatment of dysentery, and in intermittent diseases
as a SUBSTITUTE FOR QUININE
OIL OF COPAIBA, another ingredient of Peruna, is classed by the United
States Dispensatory as a mild stimulant and diuretic. It acts on the stomach
and intestinal tract. It acta as a stimulant on the genito-urinary membranes.
Useful in chronic cystitis, chronic dys­
entery and diarrhea, and some chronic
diaeasee of the liver and kidneys
These opinions as to the ingredients
of Peruna are held by all writers on
the subject, including Bartholow and
Scudder.
OF HYDRASTIS, BARTHOLOW
SAYS it is applicable to stomatitis
(catarrh of the mucous surfaces of the mouth , follicular pharyngitis 'catarrh
of the pharynx , thionic coryza 'atarrh of the head
This writer clusec
hydnutis as a st aachic tonic, useful in atonic dyspepsia 'chronic gastric
catarrh . catarrh of the duodenum, catarrh of the gall duct, catarrh of the
inteetn.es, catarih of the kidneys 'chronic Bright s disease . catarrh of the
bladder, and catarrh of other pelvic organa
BARTHOLOW REGARDS COPAIBA u an excellent remedy for chronic
oatarrh of the bladder, chronic bronchitis catarrh of the bronchial tubes .
BARTHOLOW STATES THAT CUBEB, an ingredient of Peruna, pro­
motes the appetite and digestion, increases the circulation of the blood. Use-
fnl in chronic nasal catarrh, follicular pharyngitis «catarrh of the pharynx),
increasing the tonicity of the mucous membranes of the throat. It also re­
lieves hoarseness Useful in atonic dyspepsia 'catarrh of the stomach . and in
chronic catarrh of the colon and rectum, catarrh of the bladder, prostatorTheo,
and chronic bronchial affections.
MILL8PAUGH, MEDICINAL PLANTS, one of the moot authoritative
works on medicinal herbs In the English language, in commenting upon
COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS, says that it acts on the pneumogutric and
vaso motor nerves. It increases the secretions of the mucous membranes in
general. In the mountains of Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Carolina,
"collinsonia canadensis u «■ r - ¡¿«red a panacea for many disorders, including
headache, colic, cramp, dropsy and indigestion. DR SCUDDER regards it
highly as a remedy in chronic diseases of the lungs, heart disease and asthma.
Three citations ought to be sufficient to show to any candid mind that Pe­
runa is a catarrh remedy. Surely, such herbal remedies, that oommand the
enthusiastic confidence of the highest authorities obtainable, brought together
in proper combination, ought to make a catarrh remedy of the highest efficacy.
This is our claim, and we are able to substantiate thia claim by ample
quotations from the HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES IN THE WORLD.
Our Peruna Tablet
Is Peruna With
Fluid Removed.
Mlk<-
Na Woadrr.
flow folur iti' |H>ln.-«*iiiln la th'
park look !
fat—An' pboy not!
hoV a mirar ? Judge.
SAVE THE CARTON TOPS
• n.-l N-«wp WNtppmr* frv»xs
“20 Mule Team Borax”
rn»! :, «• *n-| *s- Nah«* thw* fi»<
!><>u't al- b wan
There i. »very p->*»il>ility that th. wait­
er« ut the l'aria cfoa will shortly *<> on
strike asti» in support of tb.ir cb.rlsbwl
right tu wear mustaches
VALUABLE PREMIUMS FREE
M «•<• u>*««*o*4 ••'« <»• W 144« HIM 1-4
..., rill .4 •»**•
r.ciric coast sosai co o«kiu4 c«
THE WET WEATHER
COMFORT AND
PROTECTION
afforded by o
COMMUNITY I TUCK URkfcUlNM
«■.lai.t.a tb. My«e«rp.
They bad sropfwd a meiMrul io look
at U m I latiraa bulbilng
Olr.ctor French, of Idaho F» pari mon I
"W hat was the otywt.*' a»k«te one of
Station, on Ardant ACeocOtO.
the «trousers la the “Swing N«w York" i
B> II T Free r h tHrertor Meh. tiwrMsal
a»t<>n»bile. "In making It • threwcor-
Maffb, M- m « m W .
| b< red structorsY*
"A. nearly a. I bar. been ahi. t«'
Tho eterk breeder la ufton sarrlutialy
| Usra." politely answered the chauffeur, hamlluapprd In bia work by tha more
I “the objwt wan to curst a triangular nt loaa com pint a laulat >n of bis work.
pie, e of ground **
I T >ia ia »epa« tolly tru. In tha Weal
I where many auction* are not
thickly
I. Br««S Io Xsw lleea
i entiled as tha older portions of tbs
Always ebaSo In AlUa'e Foot F-r—. a pow.le..
BoOMtitBeo thia condition ia
t< rumh-.t. sweating, aetelllg, axilla. I eel. country.
urea eorna. I.growlng ..Ha and bunluiM. Al duo to a mistaken atli'tfle on the part
«lldr ggoia and at**« Meres, jbr lr-.ul orw.fl
• "> a leurite. Haai.ls mai «-I FHi.U A44i«w of the breeder—• tendency which ia
Allen X U.nul*i. La Hoy, N Y.
quite m U sib ) to men who a re not aorno-
t<>tn.d to organised effort in atnotn-
reir It xw lllry.
plisbing a given objert.
I roiar to the
“Why don't you go to work!“
quite prevalent whim that it several
“Work '“ rejoined Mraiidrrln* Mike
men eng ago In the «sms hiMlnraa the
“Look at de thousands of poor fellows
work will bo over done, and the mor-
that la lookin' fur work an* feel In' nus
k.t h r the products dMirriyeal or swri-
V a Ilia wlduUt It.
Now work ain't car
onsly inipaited
In no department of
weary to me. an' I sin' goln' to butt In agriculture la thia condition Ires likely
an' reach fur It merely fur d. aake of to prevail than in the product Ion of
havin' nomethlng to brag about.**-- pure bred or even well bred five stork.
Washington Ntar
Th" more animals of merit prodooed in
any given locality, the greater likell-
The tjreeowlrb ot.aereatory will bar.
hoal of a better rnaiket. owing to the
to b. stored.
From year to yeor th.
fact that often a f<*w superlar animal«,
magnetic ubeerratlona mad. tb.r. has.
even, are not aulfwietil to attrort the
b*x>rne lea. reliable ber.tua of the in-
The
creasing tyaftc . and the Impending estab­ Interest of lhe prospective buyer.
lish me nt of large alwtrlc works In the Im- buyer which th. stock breeder wtehee
medial, neighborhood will make It nere» to interest is the man who is looking
•ary to make the nautical «alculatioua for several hen-l, a cur lend, or perhaps
several carliude, of animate at one
elaewher.
time.
Any one who baa attempted to
Mo n.ra wilt Cod Mr. WlaaloWs O- tntng
Syrut- the b at t-eeit 1-- ua. toy that/<hU-lsm> look up a cnrltatd i f cattle of any par­
-ting th. uwthlug psrlud.
ticular ly|* or hired, can well under­
stand trow difficult it is to find the de-
sited number of suilabie anima!a in
A. to Yipolep.
Mrs Chugwater Jiwtah,
thia r«p*r any one Ireality; a:<d tn cum the ani­
aaye a mao named Hlrkman baa «net the mals liar, to be selected from remote
city as Jared Ylpaiey'a neat friend Wbat herds wluit a vesmg problem II is to
-loea that mean!
asartnble the anima'a at any given
Mr Chugwater llub* ft doesn't m-an point for shipment.
Now if a number
anything in thia rase
So man elite svsr of farmers in any given locality would
really got nest to old Yltialey.
all agree to breed the same kind of
liveetirh, thr-n it might 1« p owible for
Th. m neral water produc of the
a buyet to get the entire lot drulred
I'olted States during IMM was 4M.SIH,-
from that |wrti< uter section.
Wi gallons, valued at ll.fut.M«» a very
Another I tn f«,rtant point In favor of
otis.drrable m<reaw over the previous
tier
Three figures i-onteniplata only tho community !>rre>ling would l>e the op­
natural
mineral
waters
taken
from portunity offered *<>r comparison. When
a lirecdrr is ¡isolated from other men
rprlngs basing so-as n.-lK-lnal qualities
who are handling the same kind of
stock, he may not have th. opportunity
Deafness Conoot fie fwed
by local ap|dlratlnris, as they eannot reaeh th. to check up hie stock to are if the de­
dleea—1 portion of the sar 1 here la -.«ly one
way to rare dealne-s. and that Is be eonstltn* sirable |oint. are being brought out as
tlui.al r.u—lies I‘eat nee- lee. .red by an in
they should be.
Some Important char-
flaui.d er-ndltlon of lbs mu.ooa lining of the
busterr>Ian 1 ub*. " hen this tub» is I tiCarmel acterlstico may be overlooked unlra.
you bare a rumbling sound or lintrrfeet bear
there is some standard of escellence
(ng. a .<1 when It la entirely etoemf, iwalne-a 1« available, with which to romjwro bia
the r«wu t. and unl««s the tnrtaniinmlon «■•'* l-
own tesulla.
tak«a iiai I tl at ha *• -
- I iwIu n * ■
rendition, brartng will be <l.rtmyed lor 1-4 st ,
One of the moet serious hindrance* to
nine rases outof ten are reused try Catarrh,
whirh Is nothing but an Indatued cvndl.'on *d the im|irovern--nt of the breed, of live
the mucous but fares
He will glvoUne Hundred liollara for any stock In the West, is the difficulty in
re.* of I’eafn.-e (reused by ralarrhl that rap (««tiring new blood when It aliould lie
not irrurwd by Hall's Catarrh t ure bind fot
Introluce-i.
Several individual caasw
olrrulars, Ire.
V J CttKXgY 4 < O .Toledo. O.
liave c-mie under our olwervati»n where
Mold by tlrneirlsle l&r.
a splendid foumtetion was allowed to
Tas. Hall's Family fills for rouatlpatlon.
run out, through too cl<«e breeding,
aider earl. In. Htoa.
which could not 1» avoble-l, e ice pl at a
'Tiora. would >ou lie willing to marry gieat ei|>enM and trouble in securing
a young man who has to make hie own new blood from remote sections of th.
way in lhe world and who baa nothing oountry.
but bin lo.a tor you to recoin mend him!"
The question of hwwl and care could
"Certainly, Herald If I cared enough be much better solved in any given
for hit», but at present I don't know of
community If a doaen men were hand­
any au< h young man
Frosty west het,
ling the same kinds of live stick, rather
Isn't It!**—-Chi<ago Tribune
than a dosen different t) | m - s and bn-e-la
Th-we ideas are Icing pul into actual
rssrrlag Maternal tnerlaeS.
“They look asartly alike, and you dree, practice in feme Motions of the Missis­
them eiartly alike, Mrs lllghandgglo.** sippi valley, and if nerded there, where
said the caller
"How ran you tell theta th« country ie densely populated. It ia
apart 1”
doubly important in lhe I’ac'fic North­
"That Isn't bard to do.' answered the west, where termers have not many of
mother of the twiae. "If I elap Johnny the conveniences of
transportation
and bo swears a blue streak f know it's and rapid communnution tl-at are en­
Diab.”
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joyed in the more densely populated
r-vn at. Vde# Paare and an n-f-r .as rxo-aM sections of the country.
f.lN ,
. ■ • r cured by l»e. Kllwss II.as
kUro lb...... . need r r r ns:a gltrtai s-u. and
uaaues Irr.h. IL Ktt.se. Id. Hl Arch at., fa Us., fa
POTATOES FOR ALCOHOL.
S licker
?
( lean
Light
Durable
Guaranteed
• ■««■• Hee lers-llr.
Cannibal Queen Well good by. dear,
t'ni going to my Bowing meeting.
Cannibal King — Wbat charitable
work la the meeting engag'd u|»m now!
Cannibal Queen — We are making
high nei-ked dresses f>>r th. poor
ctety women of lariMlon
¡A>ndoa Tit-
lilts____________________
It. Oat th. Job.
"The last
time I saw you." said
Travers, "your neighbor wasn't welt.
You rememtier you were telling
n>e
about his III iumm !"
“Yea," said llerrlam, the undertaker,
“It terminated
favors er that
la
It terminated fatally."
Philadelphia
I'n-aa.
Illa Krewe.
"We live and learn.” obMrvtd Mr.
lllrker, glancing up from hie paper.
“Home of tie do,” said Mr Knocker,
acidly. “Have you been trying to join
ua!"
“Ikm't be funny.
Hut I've found
out for the fl rat time that the Fr<-n<-h
oipreMlon 'bora de combat'
doMii't
mean 'war horse." “—Cleveland la-ad
str*. wove.
M-
W.L
•r.
Hr
Improve
Your Baking
K C Baking Powder will do it I Get
n can. Try it for your favorite cake. If
it doesn't raise better, more evenly, higher,
—if it isn't daintier, more delicate in flavor,
—we return your money. Everybody
agrees K C has no equal.
•
IZf* BAKING
FiA V POWDER 4
ure, Wholesome
Economical.
Does Your
Heart Beat
Yes. 100,000 times each diy.
Does it send out good blood
or bad blood ? You know, for
good blood is good health;
bad blood, bad health. And
you know precisely whit to
take for bid blood —Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
endorsed it for 60 years.
Ow. traMM« IWUS. »r K*a S'onS I. • Cees-ah
Hrsr. rail
•--'MUa-li-s rMSM.iue
H«,l«»-M srs Ibra
Une «S-
In-l-s t .'f Wlr-g r«fw««r.| from
l--4f 4ai f
a- ea'«r. Iels«4"4 K»»r IKe hewsla «••
• uh Ar.r-S nils. U-ss HUS- AJI >•»•*•*»•
Spring Medicene
The best is Hood's Sarsaparilla. It
is the best because it does the most gotxl.
While it makes lhe bl<x»d pure, fresh
and lively it tones the stomach to bet­
ter digestion, creates an appetite, stimu­
lates the kidneys and liver, gives new
brain, nerve and digestive strength.
An unequaled list of cures—40,366 tes­
timonials in two years proves its merit.
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Goethe *aa M2 »ben be rompieted
Faukt.
Who aatd ”Too old it
IT’S FREE
SEND FOR IT NOW"
TI k !U-«< Fr*aH Tre* And l^mr Pkust
Rdbitiidl
(oiistipdtinn
tin tb« H>aff‘h»»«Mt
J. J. BUTZER
192
Front St.,
C. Gee Wo
Upi'muirwutl) v-<nx»nel% ;w • - t
p, > S.tff.,1 ( II oris'with U m - iissis I. hk t-
o| Hw one truly b«*ti«juuM lov.it«*
TW w - a ’H bin-’»» raliabki
CHINESE
r< itMsl«, Syrup <i| fig* a>«i IjisirijS* •
ulii<4i «-nalilc* iHM-tul- .m n-yulii
luiluts ditily sotl.it
ossis I uikv
Best and |<rk
to na­
DOCTOR
ture nMJY lie £ra«luuHy <l<*|svi
ulusi no totijS-r tu*sl<‘«l astlu
U • >.fn «gw4f
• . -.II» that
r-co-l «nd 1« gpe.
the- w fid h^e wxte»«l«e-
I* »»--I
If
rvtnedics.k-lw'n nvpiiicif. an-to « uiwim
nature aiu) not to *u|>jil<iiii tlw ivutur-
<J |<ii«<Ii<m*, wh««-li uu.st ck’jiend ulti­
mately
u | hki
nv>p<>r nourtdmipnt,
proper r|fo«-lt,an<l t rjjht Ilk mf> j^n.-ruily.
Ilijh t ,f* t>«’il,^i< nil
tni> the j^eiiuin«»
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SOLD BYALL LEADINC DRUGCISTS
utw WI- uil>, ic£i«ur |Mtce 50«^. Hottie.
Th*r» are forty *• if ht
ríais i.»’4 in iW ♦
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Portland. Oregon
A SURE CANCER CURE
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Pi««»*« Manta««« Thto
No. 12
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different mata­
-ti <».’ « j . i;.-,»
"II h - Kind You
I lav«- Alunya itouglit has borne th«- Higna.
ture ol' ('has. II. iTrtchrr, and has been mail«' tinder hi*
licrwoiial Ntipcr*ision for over 30 v«'ar*. Allow no one
to d«H-«-ivo yon in thin,
Cottnf«-rra'lta. Imitations and
“ .fiiet-H»-L"o«M| •• nr«« but l xperiiiK-nt*. and endanger tho
health of Children—Experience ngalnst Experiment«
What is CASTORIA
Caotoria 1» a harnile«* *uib*fiftife for ( »«tor Oil, Pure,
goric. Drop* and Noothinir Hyrupa.
It 1« Pleasant.
It
ctintalna neitlicr Opium, etorphine nor other Narcotie
aub.inure. Its uge I. its guarantee.
It tlcslrovs YVorm*
anti allay!« I'<'vrrlshn<<«s, It eur«-* I>iarrh«ra hik I Wind
Colic. It relieve» Teething Trouble», cure» Constipation
i«nd i-Tatuh-ncv.
It aaslmilitt«-» th«« Footl, regulate» the
Ntomach and Bowel«, giving healthy ami natural sleep.
The Children’» Pamu-cw- Tho Mother’» Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
President of Washington State School
Gives Interesting Facte.
Ilf J. t* A-Mock. Warhuirtua Klat. lolls«
t-ullman.
The newly orn«nls«vl Com merecía I
club of Pullman, Wash., is now per-
te<ting arrangements f r the installs
lion of a denatured alcohol plant in
that city.
Preaident Bryan, of the
Washington btete college, who te chair­
man of the committee on denatured al-
oobol, ia conducting lhe n<>gotlatione
for the purehsM of a large "still,” and
if the plane of the organisation are est­
riad out, the plant will be in cqwralion
by the time neat .«waon'e p Jato crop is
taken from the field.
l>l-i tuMÍng the
pro«p-«ta for denatured alcohol, Presi­
dent Btyan said:
"For the pul year the state esperi-
wient station has hail in trend the mat­
ter of gathering Information relative to
the practicability of atlliaing this im-
portant crop in the manufacture of de-
natur-dalcohol. OarefuI analyte, have
been made to determine the amount ol
alcohol that potatoes of this region will
yield.
We have found that one hun
dred pounds of potatoes will produce
eighteen poumls of starch; that eigh­
teen pxnxte of etarrb will produce nine
pounds of alcohol, which, 1 believe,
sells at from &0 to bfi ern'a per gallon.
At this rate, the alrohol from one ton
of potatoes would sell lor about 81 A.
"Alcohol ran be made from the small
potatoes as well as the large ones, and
in thia fact lite a source of considerable
saving io tho farmers.
Also, waste
fruit can be use«I, and considerable Slic­
es« has bs>en reported fr< ui the nee of
corn, and eren the stalks.
Thia dena-
tnrrel alcohol Industry should be taken
serioualy by lhe farmers and business
men of the Northwest; for it means the
utilisation in a profitable way of a vast
amount of produce, such as small pota­
toes, off grade wheat, waste fruits, etc ,
which are now simply a source of dead
loao.”
To test a nntmeg prlck It wltb a
pin.
If It lo good tho oli wlll lo-
stantly apread round tbo punctura
A teaapoonful of powdered borea
•<1d«e! to leiiling atardt wlll givo a lue-
ter tu tire elothea and prevent tbo troll
frutti atlcklng.
Hottarkerpera wlll qukkly recngnlae
thè conVentBlwe of ker-plng thelr apice*
In glaaa Jars
A glene« trite tbein
a beu cuore lo uerdiiL
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Rome, under Au(u»tu«, bad < fir* brif
• da and forra of night pohea. numbering
King I lward * f 4 of , . vem’ tgpk,
h** * u« raJjr spreads on Kuaaiafl
k bread.
tn all T.UUU man.
OLD
SORES
iSX
BY IMPURITIES IN THE BLOOD
Whenever a »ore refuse« to heal It is because the bl
healthy, as it *!•-..ul 1 le, but is infix-U-d with j
.
t
»! is not pure and
-rm» «. r bom« old
t
'
■ i-- • t
usually afflicted with old a r«s are j- -sons who I. tve r< i< hr I or p.i-.-.cd mid­
dle life. The vitality of thalhxxl and *trcn;;th of t'. nyst. : t Live naturally
begun toilecline, »n<l the poisonous germ» whi h !,.« #. unulated because
of a sluggish and
f the»yste:::
- ! - I.'.ary taint
which has hitherto been he! I in check, now force an ■ utL t on the face, arm»,
kg* or other part of the U«!y. The place grow . r I an ! nt ry, fester* and
eats into th- snrr um’in ; tissue until it 1<
■
-i a «.hr nic and stubborn
nicer, fed and kept ojien by the impnritiea with which th<-l I - I is saturatexL
Nothing is more trying ami disagreeable than a stn: ’ -n, t n-hcaling sore.
The very fa-1 that it resists ordinary remedies and tie itmcntt is good reason
f<>r suspicion; th«- same germ producing camc-rous v.l.ci . it I., k of every
old »ore, and «<;»-. ally is this tn:.- if the trou!
an inherited «me.
Washes, salves, nvr iudixd anything else, appl: 1 din t’.y t > the sore, can
do any perman« -:t g - I; ne ther will remov­
I was sffltcVM with » sera nn mr
fa«-« uf Itiur yonrs' standlnr. It ing the Bore with c.ra-tic J l isters or the
**• a small ylruplu al flrot but It •urge.«’* knife make a Luting cure.
If
gradually «raw Iar«ror and wnroa
la «v.ry way unxtí I Mcsma cv.-ry particle of the diseased flesh were
alarm.d about It and cnnsiUt.d taken nway another sore would come, be­
Mv.rat physic t«na.
T
all
troatad ina but th« • ro continu*« cause the trouble i i in the I lood, and the
to »row won«. 1 saw H. H. H. ad-
T.rllMd and eotrounnrod It « »••
and after t.kln« It a white I w««
eomplately curod. My blood I*
now puro and baalthy from th*
•«»et of B. B. H., and them I. '
txmn any sl*n of ths sors slue«
B. B. 8. ourod it.
THUS. OWZN
west Union, Ohio.
S.S.S.
PURELY VEGETABLE
DLOOO CANMOT BE CUT AWAY.
The cure must come by a thorough cleans­
ing of the b'.-
I.
In .'«. S. S. will be found
a remedy for»-«res »nd nb < rs of every kind.
It is an ini - jualk--! bl.»-! purifier*— one that
goes directly into the circulation and
promptly cleanse* it it all poison* and
taint*.
It gets down t > the v< ry bottom of
the trouble and ( >rc« s < ut cWry trace of im­
purity and make* a complete an<t lasting
cure. S. S. S. change* t ■ quality of th«
blood so that instead of ft« ding the <’i cased
parts with impurities, it nourishes tbo
Irritate«!, inflamed f. ah with healthy blood.
Then the »ore begin* to heal, r.rw fl< h is fi rm« 1, all j .in nn 1 inflammation
leaves, the place scabs over, and when 3. 3. 3. has j
' I the blood tho
sore is permanently cured.
3. 3. S. is L r sale nt a’l hr t class drug store*.
Write for our t ;«e« tai l«»>k on sore* and nicer» rm 1 any other rucdicad adviog
|rvu desire.
\Vc make no charge I r the book or adv i <e.
THE BWIfTSPCGIFIG GO.. ATLAHTA.
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