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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1896

Page

8

Kentucky Miracle Judge Tells How He Was Cured

Circuit Judge John M. Rice of Lawrence County Kentucky describes a long battle with rheumatic and sciatic pain that left him nearly crippled. He details treatment in Hot Springs and Silurian Springs, then credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health and liver function. He notes the pills are sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Co New York and priced at 4 dollars per box or six for 2 dollars. The piece also includes an Augusta Chronicle remark on southern farmers needing to raise their own food and cotton as a surplus crop.

Covington John M. Rice Louisa Lawrence County Kentucky Sixteenth Judicial District Frankfort Washington Kentucky Post Judge Rice John Hot Springs Ark Waukeshaw Wis Dr. Williams N.Y South Augusta Chronicle

Grandest Remedy Claims Cure for Consumption

Chilhowie merchant R B Greeve reports he suffered from consumption and was given up to die before trying Dr King s New Discovery which cured him with two bottles He praises the remedy as grandest yet and notes success in his community Trial bottle available at drug stores Also mentions 200 Texas cowboys headed to Cuba aiding insurgents threatening Weyler’s position and implying potential damage.

R. B. Greeve Chilhowie Dr. King Texas Cuba Weyler

Electric Bitters Promoted as Nerve Tonic and Blood Purifier

Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a vegetable tonic that tones the nervous system, stimulates the liver and kidneys, aids digestion, improves appetite, purifies blood, and boosts vigor. Sold 50 cents to a dollar at drug stores. Also notes a pending legislative fight over railroad monopolies.

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