AN INVALUABLE CURE.
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ClllILS OR AGUE AND FEVER, Cured in .tem hours, by thc usc of CIEM- ENS' lNDIAN TONIC, and no mistake. ENliE uncxampled success of this truly naricaiied Il Tonic, in curing in few hours, where ALL other remedies have failed and that too i'll cases of six, nine, twelve and eighteen months standing warrants the assertion, that, il taken according o direction, it is intuHibic.

 \ long list of Certificates in proof of it's inlalli. biliy might be added but the few set forth upon the wrapper of each bottle is deemed sufficient. Try t and be convinced that il is the most pleasant most certain, and the very BEST remedy ever offered ,8 the public, for putting speedy termination to Chills or Ague and Fever. The fact that the recipe was obtained from the RED MAN of the forest silcnces all doubt as to is being anything but purely Vcge able-NAfURES OWN REMEDY-and may therefore be taken by every with the most perfect safety Persons living in Ague and Fever districts, should never be without supply of tls iap1lua6ie Tonic, in if, they will ALWAYS find a certain friend in time of need The great and rapidly grow ing popularity of this medicine, may cause others 10 try and initiate it-thcrelorc Dc sure 10 ask for CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC, put up by GEO. W. HOUSE, proprietor, whose name is written upon the label and wrapper ot each bottle None genuine without his written signature.

 Extract of letter from the Rev F \. OWEN of Memphis, dated Nov. I6, Is E:

 "lfg Dear Sr.-I have tried Clemens Indian Tonic in six different cases. and find it eiIcacious in very high degr9c II arrested the chill in every instance, and as yet there has been no return. 1 eheerlnlly give this testimony that others may be induced to use remedy both safe and elcaciois in curing chills and fever. Yours, very iruy''

 From Me GaLSrWe Chronicle, Oct. 2i, 1913. Dr. D Y. ScOH:-DEAR SIR:-Wc have used Clemens Indian Tonic in many cases of Aguc and Fever and we find it in every particular what il s recommended 10 be in your advertisement. Wehave heretofore used most of the popular remedies in use for Aguc and Fever, and we cinhcStatngly' rccop- | Clemens to tlJa ft the public, from personal experience and ob5cr- vation. as a safe, certain, and prompt for the Agne and Fever in any form or stage of the disease Yours, &c., P TEACHER

 NJ. ]. PRIrCHETT,

 LEVI COLEMAN.

 Extract from letter, dated Bear Spring Furnace Oct. 29th, isl3:

 Mr. Gee, IF. House:-DEAR SIR:--I have soll the Indian Tonic that your agent left with me- and the money is ready for you. have been requested by my neighbofs to send for more; those wlio have tried 1t have EJeat confidence iH M Send me fur. ther supply, and direct il to the Cumberland Iron Works.' 'sYonrs, respectfully.

 ID. II. ELLIS

 9cs- Put up and sold wholesale and retail, by GEO. ". HOUSE, proprietor, Nashville Tenn. Price < per bottle. To be had also, al the drug and dry good store ot K. T. BYNUM & co,

 Scar6oroagd's Laddtng, Uai0n couafy, .7yk Where may be found, at all times, af extensive and general assortment of staple and patent med- cnes staple and fancy dry goods, groceries, bagging rope, and twine al unusual low prices. We woGl1 with due defcfencc 10 our brother mer- chants solicit ar examination Of our respective stocks Of dry goods, drugs medicines, paints, oils, dye stuls groceries &c., St,, from those who may want goods, before purchasing elsewhere.

 k. T. BYNUM & co.

 x. B.-A general forwarding and commission business will be transacted by us the most req sonable terms. K. Y. E. < CO July 2, lS15. 42-2w