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TSe giants of ihe forest must yield at
lust to the continual blows of the woods
man. When the human blood has become
clogged and Impute the little drops of
Hood's Sarsaparilla, properly taken, will
fell the oak of bad blood.
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w. u. momillan.
tit month! itKiniiitiiiiHiiMMMiKtMii vO
PUHL18HKD KVBItV FUIDAY
Boterod at Ihe post office at Rod Cloud, Neb. as
econd class mall matter.
AUVKKT1BINO IIATKS:
Local advertising 6 cents per line icr Issue.
Local Advertising for entertainments, con
forts, socials, etc,, Riven by churches, charltablo
societies, etc., whoro nil lnoncjr raited thoro
from ateuscd wholly for church or charitsblo
societies, first ten linen free and. all over (en
lino 3)4 centi per line per Inane.
Local advertising of ontertalmncnti, concert,
recitals, etc., where per cent Is given to pro.
moters, S cents per lino per Issue,
nt.i-f.ir Anrin-risiNM.
Ono column ir month.......-....... I7 00
One half column ncr month ..... 3 K)
One-fourth column per month... 1 iS
General display advertising 8 cents per
Inchperlssue.
Republican County Convention.
A republican county convention for Webster
lunty la hereby called to meet at tho court
county
imnaoin ltiwl f'lntut on Thursday,
Heptembor
7lh, 1IW. at 11 o'clock a.m.. for the purpose of
nominating a candidate tor me ouice or
Clork of tho District Court,
County Treasurer,
County Clerk,
County Judge.
County Hupeilutcndeut of Public Instruction.
County Sheriff,
County Coronor, ..,. . .,
County commissioner for the First and Fourth
Also to elect delegates to attend the Judicial
convention to bo hold at nastlngn, Nebraska, on
tho 10th day of Hoptcmber, 1809,
Als j to elect delegates to the state convention
to be hold at Omaha on tho 2lst day ofSoptera
bor.ltitfo. .. . . ., ,
Tho various townships and wards aro entitled
to representation follows, based on the vote
lor lion. M. L. Ilayward In ltnti, for governor,
allowing ono delegate for each ten votes and
major fraction thereof so cast and ono at large
for each township or ward, to wit t
DKLK0ATES
DKLEUATM.
Outdo Hock..
- 10
,. 6
Stillwater. 0
Oarlleld.
Lino .........
Walnut Creek...
lleavor Crook
Pleasant Hill .
Olenwood.. Inavale ..
Harmony ..
Kcd Cloud
Kim Creek... ..... 7
llatln - .......... ..
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L'athertou .......... - B
Onk Creek...- -. i
, 6
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7
.. 7
.. 0
. 8
Potsdam ........... ... u
lied C'oud, 1st ward 18
Ued Cloud, 0d ward. 14
ToUl.
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And for tho transaction of such other business
as may!como boforojtho convention. . .
O. II. CitoMi, Chairman.
L. II. Fort, Secretary.
An ofllcor of tho Burlington route
tolls a good story of a man in his terri
tory to tho Chicago Times Herald as
follows: A Nebraska farmor carried a
mortgago of 14,200 on his property,
and it was a burdon bard to contend
with. The wheat crop of 1897 was
enormous and prices high. Ho ap
piarod at tho bank shortly after bar
vwt, pulled out $4,000, and asked for"a
loan of 1200 to onablo him to canool tho
mortgage note. Tho banker, who hold
tho noto. ursod him not to bothor
about it, but to go and buy cattlo with
his 14,000, feed his corn crop, and in
that way get tho maximum for his pro
duct. "No, sir," replied tho farmor, "I
want to pay that note now. Then whon
I harvest tho corn crop I'm going to
pay you back that 1200, and thon do
you know what I'm going to do?" and
his honest faoo beamed all over with
pleasure. "I'm going to buy a now
buggy t" This little incident tells tho
story of thousands of others out in Ne
braska, and tho fact that during tho
last six months ono concern has ship
ped to ono tirm ono hundred nnd thirty
carloads of buggios and carriagos, av
eraging about twenty-two to tho car,
makes it ovidont that prosperity Is
with Nebroskn.
.V young girl cf liftcpn and her lover,
aged eighteen, committed suicide by
shooting themselves, at Arapahoo last
Friday, bucauso tholr parents objected
to them bocomiug man and wife until
of ago. It was a common enough
tragedy, being duplicated ovory day In
this progressive country of ours. Such
things ought not to bo. Tho parents
aro wholly responsible In such cases.
Thoso llttlo silly girls should no moro
bo allowed to run around nights with a
fellow, than lambs should be left un
guarded at uight for tho wolves to got
What does a little half-developed wom
ana girl of illteon waut with a fol
low anyhow? You soo thorn ovory day
every whero, by day and by night, run
ning around stooping in love sickness
boforo tho last tuck in tholr dresses Is
lot down, and wo lotthotn run and gad
arouud and pick up tho llrst worthless
stick of a mau they como across, to bo
married, divorced, deserted, or to tight
woman's hopoless battles with ma
ternity and povorty, or to bo betrayed
aud deserted, or to moot a fato nimllar
to the girl at Arapahoo. Yo, uods,
what a horrible mess It all Is I Bettor
for the old world espionago of women
-the Spanish duenna, tho commercial
matrimonial contract of France, and
(ess brutal tho bargain and solo of
wives by the heathen,
Si
'It must bo somotlng torriblo to edit
u pop paper in these days of booming
prosperity," says the Goodland (Kan.)
Maws. "Just how a mau can work
'.himself up to write tho uncanny stuff
that they dish up to inoir roaaers we
don't know. With signs of prosperity
all aroBd them, not only In tho east
but tight hero In drotuhv western
Kansas; with tho repot l from huslni'ss
centers of grenttT nativity tlinn ever
before in nil trntlt1; with pileosof (nrm
product" higher tlinn frr tho Inst live
yonis; In (net prosperity, everywhere
and Hid pooplo hnppy, how etui thoy
write Mich doleful stuff ns thoy do,
The man with bins full ofwlientnnl
corn, with cattlo In his pastures and
with money in his jonus don't helieru
It, and if ho docs ho says, 'I'm a pop,
hut I nln't In tio wnyshnrdup;tho edit
or must mean tho other fellow.' Hut
they go right ahead writing it; never n
cheerful hit of news in their papors;
nothing hut gloom. No doubt when
thoy write tlioso things thoy pull down
tho curtains nnd shut out tho sunlight,
thon light a solitary candlo nnd begin
to grind out nbout tho whltoslavos,
how tho trusts nro eating us up, how
tho octopus has us in his grasp, how
tho plutocrats havo their hcols on our
nock, and thon blowing out tho candlo
to make gloom uinro comploto aud tho
picture darker thoy wind Up tho wall
with tho crlmo of '78. Possibly tho ed
itor sits on a tack while writing, and
puts gravel In his shoos when ho is
working tho pross in order to bring on
tho gloomy footings, Wo got several
of thoso funoral notices at this ofllce,
and whon half a dozon follows como in
and plank down their dollars as now
subscribers, and wo begin to fool Jolly,
consistent with our years, wo just pick
up ono of thoso papers and road a fow
oxtracts."
Ono of our exchanges remarks thata
man in a neighboring town "has bcon
lined for squeezing a girl's hand," nnd
thon nsks "what should have boon done
to him If ho had held it nnd hadn't
squeezed it?"
Wo rogrot that tho oxchango should
havo paused right on tho threshold of
a subject, tho pursuit of which might
havo led a thoughtful person to a con
conclusion of inostiuiablo vaiuo to man
kind. Tho quostion it asks is ono that
involves n careful consideration of tho
ontiro8ocial strucluro of civilization.
It cannot bo ignored, evaded or an
sworcd lightly. If a man can bo lined
for squeezing a girl's hand, it behooves
us to detormiuo, if possible, what pun
ishment, if any, should bo inflicted
upon tho man who, having secured
possession of a girl's hand, lots it slip
through his lingers without squeezing
it. Scientists ngroo that human affini
ties and antipathies havo tholr origin
in tho hands, and tho contact between
tho hngors of two individuals, regard
less of sox, olthor produces warmth or
a chill. However this may bo, scionco
has boon unable to account for tho ex
istence of tho man who takes a girl's
hand in his only to lot it drop again
without bestowing upon it any more
sympathy than if it wore a red hot
stovo or a oako of icoj or for tho man
who takes a girl's hand in his and lots
It allde through his lingers without giv
ing it any moro tondor consideration
than If It wero a laundry bill or a po
litical circular; or for tho man who
treats a girl's haud as though it were a
pioco of brittle grass, and he wore
afraid a llttlo squoezo might break it.
That thoro aro many such men in ovory
community thoro can be no doubt, and
that a large percentage of them escape
tho punishment they so justly deserve
is but too true.
Thoy go through lite taking the
hands of girls in theirs and dropping
thorn again like hot potatoes, careloss
of tUo disappointment and unhapplness
they aro strewing on all sides, and oven
tako delight in tho fact that their clam
my and elippory touch was permeating
ovory nook nnd corner of society nnd
dampening tho gnyoty of a a nation.
Exposition Colonial Exhibit
contains a distinctive exhibit and in u
comprehonsivo uinnnor covers many of
tliu great national resources of Hawa
iian aud Philipino Islands. This build
ing contains also rare specimens of ani
mals, reptiles and birds of splendid
plumage all intorostiug to Americans.
In tuldltidn to thoso exhibits .in tho
Colonial Building, thoro nro special
buildings, tho Filipino Village, tho Cu
ban Vlllago nnd Hawaiian Village,
whore is found tho natiro people, liv
ing ns at homo in tholr respective coun
tries. Tho Colonial features of tho
Greater America Exposition are real
life, you can soo tho people, mon, wo
men aud children nnd lt"tr thorn poak
to each other, sing their native songs
and play thoir instruments of music.
Can any ono afford to miss this oppor
tunity?
About one month ago my child, v hlch
is tifteon months old, had an attack of
diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting. I
gave it such romodlos as aro usually
givon in8itch cases, but as nothing gave
reliof, wo sent for n physician and it
was under bis care for a week. At this
time the child had been siek for about
ton days and was having about twenty
live operations of the bowels every
twelvo hours, nnd we were convinced
that unloas it soon obtained relief it
would not llvo. Chamborlaln's Colic,
Uualera auu Diarrhoea lfemeuv was
recommended, and I decided to try It.
I soon noticed a change for tho bettor;
oy its continued use a complete cure
was brought about and it is now per
fectly healthy. C. L. Hoggs, Stump
town, Gilmer Co,, W. Va. tor sale by
11. K. rlee.
The Chief and tho Chicago Inter
Oean one year torf 1.35.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
ELM crtKEK 1'IIKCINOT.
Tint republican voters of Kim Cicck
product are ritiMted to meet at the
usual voting place on Thursday, Aug
ust U4t, 1899, at 12 p.m. for tho purposo
of choosing seven delegates lo attend
tho county convention to bo held at
Red Cloud uii September 7lh, 1809, and
such other business as may come bo
fore the meeting.
C. E. Putnam, Com.
WALNUT CIIKEK I'UECINCT.
Tho republican voters of Walnut
Creek township aro requested to meet
at tho school houso in District No. 8,
an Wedncsdny, September Oth, nt 2
o'clock p.m., for tho purpose of elect
ing flvo delegates to nttond tho county
convention to bo held in Rod Cloud
September 7th, 1899, and such other
business as may como beforo tho moot
Ing. M. C. Fulton, Com.
rLEARANT HILL.
Tho republican voters of Pleasant
11111 precinct aro requested to meet at
tho school house in Cowlcs, on Satur
day September 2d, at 2 o'clock p.m. for
tho purposo of choosing oight dolcgatos
to attond the county convention to bo
bold at Rod Cloud on September 7th,
1800, and such other business a9 may
como boforo tho mooting.
D. 11. Kalev, Com.
BATIN.
Tho republican voters of llatin pre
cinct aro requested to moot at tho
Harris school houso, on Friday, Sep
tember 1st, nt 2 p.m. for tho purposo of
choosing four dolegatos to attond tho
county convention to bo hold at Ued
Cloud on September 7th, uominato
precinct officers, and such other busi
ness as may como beforo tho meeting.
Rout. Harkis, Com.
LINE I'UECINCT.
Tho republican voters of Lino pro
duct nro requested to moot at tho regu
lar voting place in Dist. 84, ou Satur
day, September 2, at 10 o'clock a.m. for
tho purposo of choosing six delegates
to Attend tho county -convention to bo
hold nt Red Cloud on September 7th,
uominato precinct officers, and such
other business us may como boforo tho
mooting.
Jos. Saladen, Com.
UED CLOUD PRECINCT.
Tho republican votors of Red Cloud
precinct are requested to moot at tho
court houso, in Red Cloud, on Satar
day, Soptoraber 2, at 2 o'clock p.m. for
the purposo of choosing oight delegates
to attend tho county convention to be
held at Rod Cloud, on September 7th,
1809, and such othor business as may
come boforo the meeting.
C. H. Potter, Com.
STILLWATER FKEGIMCT.
Tho republican voters of Stillwater
precinct aro requested to meet at the
Johnson school house on Monday, Sep
tember 4th, 1899, at 7 o'clock p.m. for
the purpose of choosing six dolegates
to attond the county convention to o
held at Red Cloud on September 7th,
1899, and such other business as may
come before the meeting.
F. C. Johnson, Com.
OlRFIKLD PBECINCT.
The republican voters of Garfield
precinct aro requested to meet at the
school houso in Dist. Mo. 85 on Tues
day, Soptember 0, at 3 o'clock p.m. for
the purposo of choosing 0 delegates to
attond tho county convention to be
hold at Rod Cloud on September 7th,
1899, and such other business ns may
como before tho meeting.
M. L. 1). Smith, Com.
Temperance
Women hold up Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and "Favorite Pre
scription " as examples of what all med
icines should be in absolute freedom from
alcohol and narcotics. They are strictly
temperance medicines. They contain no
alcouol, neither opium, cocaine, nor any
other narcotic, l'nlse formulas of Dr.
Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
" Favorite Perscription " having been pub
lished by ignorant or unscrupulous per
sons, Dr. R. V. Pierce as president of the
World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, Buffalo, N. Y.. the manufacturers
of his remedies, offers oae thousand
OolUn for any bottle of these medicines
which on analysis shall show the pres
ence either of alcohol or of opium, co
caine, or any other narcotic.
Suits against the originators and pub
lishers of these false formulas have been
Instituted, and in order to effectually stop
the publication of these malicious false
hoods, Dr. Pierce asks that his friends
will send him copies of any circular,
pamphlet, or other advertisement, in
which the statement is made that "Gold
en Medical Discovery " or " Favorite Pre
scription " contains alcohol or opium or
other narcotics. Address Dr. B. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Feeding Cattle for Sate.
1000 head of extra 2 year old Iowa
-aeon. 1000 bend of Nebraska nnd
Colotndo 2 and 8 year old stews. 1000
head of cows nnd jearllng nt eel's and
Heifers. Terms cash or lime.
SurKitioit Cattle Co.,
Superior, Nebr.
"I suffered from piles for ttfouty-iive
years, and after all so-called cures had
failed was permanently cured by ono
box of DeWilt's Witch Hazel Solve,"
soys Ell Hale, ofJLumbor City, Pa. He
sure you got "DoWitt's." There aro in
jurious and dishonest counterfeits. C.
L. Cottiug.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho District Court of the United States for
tho District of Nebraska.
In tho matter of Wm. O. Dlmmickyiiankrupt.
in uanitruptcy
State Hank. Martin Hros,
llratl
Iftbui
Atlonal Bank
of lllno Hill, Nebraska, ahuUAburgh Ilink,
SliullsblirBh. Wis.. C. A. DavM. H. Y. Ilakcr,
rairuciu, lowa, Amnni;oiimyiniii, innings,
Nebr., Galena Nalloual Uankjf.nlenn, Ills.
You and each of you, wlf take notice, that
Wm. O. Dlmmlck, wk upon his petition, ad
Judged a bankrupt, an!) yoJF names, appearing
unon the list of crcdltom 1111 with said rotltlou.
you aro hereby nollllcch tlat the first meeting
of creditors, of said ba&wutit. for the purpose
of filing and establlshliiftWhelr claims for choos
ing a trustee, of bis estate, for examining said
bankrupt on oath, and for tho transaction, of
such other business, as can lawfully como boforo
such meeting, will bo held boforo the under
signed Iteferce, at the oUlce. of A. M. Walters,
in Ulue Hill. Nebr.. on tho 30th, day of August,
A. I). 1889 at 10 o'clock a.m.
Witness my hand, hereto at Hastings, Neb
raska, this 14th day of August, A. D. 1399.
J. A. OinotNEn,
Referee In Uankruptcy.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Stato of Nebraska,
ska, I
T- 1
r of tho
S
w e osier uouniy
in tno mauer
estate
Nvls Sorgcrson,
Notice Is hereby given
all persons havlnz
claims ana uemanas a
lust Nels Sorirersoii.
lato of Wenster county,
eceascd. that tho time
uxea forming ciaimsi
alntt said estate Is six
montus rrom ino inn
T Of August. 1899. All
such persons nrc rcqulrbd to present their claims
wnu tno vouencro 10 me uouiuy juageoi sam
county, at his ofllce therein, on or beforo the
12tb day of February, 1900, and all claims so filed
will bo heard beforo tho said Judge on the 13th
day of February, 1900, at lu o'clock a.m.
James Durrv. County Judge.
Dated this l&th day of July. IW.
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS-
Stato of Nebraska, I ..
Webster County, f" In the DlstrUt Court
thereof, of the 10th Judicial District.
Tho Nebraska Loan and Trust Co. I
I'lalntlir.v
vs I
Nelton Phelps, Emellno Phelps. I
ins wire, dames ai. jioss, -
Itoss. his wife, first name tin-l
known, II. W. Gulllford, first)
full nnmo tintnnwn flti.l1 '
Ou.l' I
te uii'V
lemU.l
n, and I
tees,
ford, his wife, llrst name
known, Alfred McCatl, Sale
M. ......... ......r .. .., ....
Paulson, Charles 11. llutton
William M. Lowmau. trustees.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
The above named defendants James M. Ross.
Hoss. his wife, llrst name unknown, and
each of them are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has
llleilflu the above named
court us peuuan a
defendants named
agalni
them and tbt other
that the object and
prayer of aald petiu
of
tne plaintiff are to
lorcciosa a mo;
November. 1S
arlng date the 1st day of
ted
defendants Nell
(his wife) tothi
Dy me bdovo namea
ips and Emeline Phelps.
nil
estate situate 1
",
on the following- real
county of Webster and
state or Nebrasi
the southwest
wit: The west half (H) of
rter
(Ul of section thirteen
18)11
in townsni
(1) north, of ranee twelve
westortue
xth (6th P. M.
'he said defendants James M. Ross and
Rosa bla wife, first name unknown, are further
notified that they, and each of them, are re
quired to appear and answer said petition of
plamUff, on or before Monday, the 2Sth day of
August. 1899, or said petition of plaintiff will be
taken aa true, and a decree will be rendered
atalust them, the aald defendants and the other
defendants named herein, decreeing that the
aald mortitSKC! be foreclosed: that all the
above described real estate shall be appraised,
advertised and sold at public auction by the
sheriff of said Webster county, to make and
raise the sum of 1157.60 due to plaintiff-on Us
aald mortgage, together with Interest on said
um at the rate of ten per cent from the 1st dar
of June. 1899, aud the costs of this suit and such
sale; and said decree will further provldotbat
you, tho aald defendants, and the other defend
ants named herein and each of you, shall be
forever barred and foreclosed of all equity of
redemption and other Interest la and to said
real estate and every part thereof.
NaurusKA Loam and Trust Co ,
ByJoHK M. Raqan, Plaintiff.
Its Coanael.
Onlcr of Hearing on Probate of Foreign
State of Nebraska, I
Wtiatr nountv
"r-"--T m. i l ..- .- ..
'ebster county j
-
At a count:
IT uouri, oeia i me vouaiy court
Room, In and for aald County, Wednesday, Aug-
n.ttth a. n. 1199.
In the matter of tho estate of Luclnda Fourt
On reading and filing the petition of Ida Ellen
Fourt praying that the Instrument purporting to
be a duly nutncnticatea
f of tho last will and
testament of said deceases
, aud of the probate
thereof by the District Cflurt of the County of
Allamakee, State of
low. and this day filed In
this court, rony w
allowed, riled, probated and
Mpnntld as tho la
will and testament of said
tut state of Nebraska and
deceased In and fol
tiiHtnilinlnistratloii
iff he estate of said deceased
In and for tho State
Xcbratkn be granted to
Ktlulll ii.rourinj
ordered that A
nlulstrator.
.IIMI.B. te", ... ., llPff ... IL
ist rt, A. D, 1999, at 10
o'clock n.m-1 nslK"Cd for hearing said pell
tlon when all persons Interested In said matter
may appear at n County Court to bo held In and
for sold county, nnd show cause why the prayer
of said petitioner should not bo granted; nnd
that notice of tho pendency of sntd petition and
the hearing lucrum vk kiwi iu mi ivioum in
terested In said matter, by publishing a copy of
this order lu the Iteil Cloud Chief, a weekly
newspaper printed In said County, for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing.
(Atruocopy.)jAMM
REFEREES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Notlco Is hereby given that by virtue of n
decree of the District Court of tho Seventh
judicial District of the State of Nebraska, In
nnd for Thayer County made and entered In
r.Vi nmiTt on the iMtli day Of June. 1H99. In a
rertaln causo In said court pending, wherein
Henry It. Wood Trustee, Is plaintiff and Ten
nent Ronalds, Frank Hunter trustee, Kmma S.
oerrlsh. Katherluo L. Drown,' .Margaret D.
llMWn. lltMGU DIUTTH. ttll'W
lllnn Ilrown.
fth L. Ilrown.
vlora Drown MelnAustltl
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nimui , trrana
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lin.nd David 8. O
y administrators with the
will annexed of tl
esistif oi nenjamin a.
adltrir administrator and
Drown. Herbert E.
ovortitor Tennont
onavds trustee, (jeorge
Graham llell Stewsr'
i,nv Prink Wood.
trtMiee, uuaries w. inn
notto wood, lieunr
Wood administrator
Wood. KlUabeth L
Francis O. Wood gua
hd guardian, Isabella
Drown administratrix.
Ian. Charles II. llabcock
andllentylt. Wood executors of the last will
of Isabella W. Dabcock are defendants for the
nartlUonof the following described real estate
situate In Webster County, Nebraska, togother
with certain lands In Thayer County, Nebraska,
lThe'West half of the South East quarter or
secUon thirteen (IS) In townsalp one (1) range
eleven (ID containing eighty (80) acres.
The Bouth West quarter of section twenty
four (81) in township one (1) range eleven (ti)
containing one hundred sixty (IflOf acres.
The North East quarter of section twenty-
nine (89) in townsniu one iwranga iweiveiiz;
containing one hundred tlxty (top) acres.
And which said decree directed the under
ite r lii said cause to sell the above
described real estate at Ihe front door of the
Nebraska, as upon execution for cash In hand.
Therefore the referees In said causo will ou
Tuesday, the 18th day of September, 1899 com
menclng at tho hour of two o'clock n.m. of said
dav at tho front door of the Court Houso In Ited
Cloud. Webster County. Nebraska, sell said real
estate at publlo auction to the highest bidder
for cash In hand.
Dated August lOth,...)
A. Lihdskt, J-Rererees.
M. H. Wxiss. )
IticnABDs & DiKSMOiia. Attorneys,
Hebron, Nebr.
ONLY ONE CURE
FOR SCROFULA.
S. S. S. Is the Only
Remedy Equal to this
Obstinate Disease.
Is equal to any blood trouble, and never falls to euro Scrofula, because, it
?:oes down to the seat of tho disease, thus permanently eliminating, every
race of tho taint.
The serious conieauences to which Scrofula aurelv lends
should impress upon thoso afflicted with it the vital im
portance of wasting no tlmo upon treatment which con
not possibly effoot a cure. In many cases where tho wrong
treatment lias been rolled upon, complicated glandular
swollings havo resulted, for which tho doctors insist that
a dangerous surgical operation is necessary.
Mr. H.E. Thompson, of Mllledgevillo, Qa., writes: "A
bad case of Scrofula broke out on the glands of my neck,
which had to bo lanced and caused me much suffering. I
was treated for a long while, but tho physicians wero un
able to euro me, and my condition was as bad as when I
began their treatmont. Many blood remedies wero used ,
but without effect. Somo one recommended S. S. 8., and
I began to improve as soon as I had taken n few bottles'.
Continuing the remedy, I was soon cured permanently.
and havo never had a sign of the disease to return." Swift's Specific
S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
Is the only remedy which can promptly reach and cure obstinato, deep-seated
blood diseases. By relying upon it, and not experimenting with the various
so-called tonics, etc., ail sufferers from blood troubles can do promptly curod,
Instead of enduring years of suffering which gradually but surely undermines
tho constitution. S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and never fails to
euro Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Khoumatfsm, Contagious Blood Poison, Bolls,
Tetter, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers, etc. Insist upon S. S 8. ; nothing can tako its place.
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Thero are dozens of remedios recommended for
Scrofula, some of them no doubt being nblo to
afford temporary rolicf, but S. S. S. Is absolutely
tho only remedy which completely cures it.
Scrofula is ono of tho most obstinate, deep-seated
blcod diseases, and is beyond tho reach of tho
ma ny so-called purifiers and tonics because some
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