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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
INDIANS on SMITH RIVER.
The Ranches OF John r. moore and
Len. Lewis Cleaned out Of
HOrses.-SOldiers in Puf.
suit. with Col. Gilbert
nj

Len. Lewis Cleaned out Of
HOrses.-SOldfers in PUP.
/ suit, with Col. Gilbert
at their Head.
Husbandman Extra.
DIAMOND, May 2O.-The mail carrier
from Camp Baker to-day brings the start
ling intelligence that Indians appeared at
the ranches of J. I. Moore and Len. Lewis
this morning, driving off all the horses
about the places. They secured large
band and went toward the mountains, east
or north, informant did not know. The
news was communicated through the
valley, and to Camp Baker as soon as pos
sible.
| Within a few minutes after the news
reached Camp Baker, Col. Gilbert and Capt.
Clifford. at the head of from Is to 20 SOL
diers and all the available men at the post,
were on the road to the scene Of the raid,
as fast as horses could carry them.
A party Of men will leave this place to-
night for Smith River.
BATTLE on TIE WHITE GULCH DIVIDE
TWO INDIANS KILLTE CAPT. CLIFFORD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SENDS HELP.
9:3Op. m.-Messenger Spaulding has just
arrived from Camp Baker, bringing the
news of Il fight between the Indians and
the squad of soldiers and citizens under
Capt Clifford. on the Whites Gulch divide,
roads, about O'Clock this evening.
A soldier named Stillwell (teamster) who
was returning from Helena via the Whites
Gulch road, met Corporal Abbott. one OF
Clifford's party, who stated that they were
having fight with the Indians, that they
had killed two Indians that he knew of,
and that Capt. Clifford had received Il slight
wound in the upper lip. Abbott gave Still
well pony to take to Camp Baker tn |
he had taken from a dead Indian. Still
well heard forty shots. The fight was
raging in the timber south of the road
AS messenger Spaulding came in he met
Capt. Cliff0rd's horse. with saddle and
bride, going towards the post, and fears
are entertained lest the brave officer has
fallen. a man ut Watson's, who saw
ClHord's horse pass, said it was wounded.
The firing was heard ut WatsOn's. Cliff
lords party numbered only six soldiers
md four citizens. Nine Indians were seen.
The entire number is not known.
Col. Gilbert, after seeing the party fairly
IN the trail this morning, returned to Camp
Baker and started Il wagon, with commits
aries, on the government road toward
Shaw. CliHord's party are, therefore,
without grub.
A party is organizing here now. who
will he on the battle field, which is only s
niles distant, at 3 O'Clock (dayiight in the
They will take rations.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

Governors Allowed to Re DiStric,
their Territories.

The appropriation bill for the govern
ment OF the Territories has passed the
House, and contains measure of special
importance to Montana in allowing the
Governor to re-listrict the Territory.
Should this provision meet with the APP
p.oyal OF the Senate. Custer county will be
represented at the next session of the Leg
stature.
The bill appropriotcs S25.5O0 for Mon
tana, us follows: For salary Of Governor
! Chief Justice and two Associate Justices.
at $1,000 each, and Secretary, at 1880
Sl2. 200; for Legislative expenses, ST., 500 :;
for co tingent expenses, $500.
1.-The bill sets forth that the councils of
each of the Territories of the United States
shall not exceed nine members, and the
houses of representatives of each shall not
bcrs of each branch of the several Terri
toral legislatures shall receive cOnpcn-
sation of four dollars per day each during
the sessions provided Tor by law, and they
shall receive such mileage rs the law pro-
vides: Provided, That the president of
the council and speaker of the house of
representatives shall each receive six dol
lars per day for the same time. And the
Governors Of each of said Tcrrt Dries arc
hereby authorized and directed prior to
the next election for members of the legis-
laturc thereof. to divide their respective
Territories into as many council and rep
rescntatve districts as they are herein en-
titled to, which districts shall be as nearly
equal as practicable, taking into considera-
ton population, except Indians not taxed
Provided, That any of the legislatures
which may meet before said election may
make the said districts and appcrtionment;
and provided further, That the Legislative
respectively in said Territories
may readjust and apportion the representa-
ton to the two houses thereof among the
counties and districts. in such man
ner, from time to time, us they may deem
just and proper: but the members of eth
er house as authorized herein shall not be
increased, and all parts of sections 1917.
lS49, 1853. and 1922 of the Revised Stat
Htes, in conflict with the provisions herein,
are hereby repealed"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

uon and meaning OF the poem, the parties
most interested have not the slightest reas-
on to doubt the faithfulness and integrity
of each other.
Second: That the poem did not, and
could not possibly have any reference to
the young lady III question, much less to
any event stated to have recently trans
pired. we need but call attention to the fact
that the poem has been in contamination
and in course of preparation by the author.
MIR. Davies, for several months past, as is
more fully attested by Mr.. Davies, himself,
as we'll as by the statements of three highly
respected ladies' of Bozeman, and which
are published in another column of this
paper. After these statements it is hardly
necessary tor us to brand as false another
insinuation, viz: That we had anything
whatever to do with SUI .gesting, debating
or working up either the plot or subject
matter of the poem.
Third: The young lady knew all about
the poem before it was published. On
Saturday evening, May 18th, we told her
the plot and plan OF the poem, and that a
portion of the poem would appear in the
next weeks COURIER. She having told us
that She intended leaving town the follow
ing Tuesday, We told her that some persons
in town might think it referred to us. and
said that if she thought it would create any
talk or trouble We would have MIR. Davies
change the name OF his heroine. No OBJ
lection being made, no alterations in the
poem were suggested or made.
For veritication of the above facts we
respectfully refer to the young lady her
self. knowing full well what she will have
to say in regard to the matter.
Is it not passing strange that the valiant
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

also keep all kinds Of Canned Goods r.r,,-
Groceries and Clothing, in the Bogert RricH y
purchased in Montana. oan %
t44tfl T. BRrNrrr
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

Ulll.
North Troy. w.. May ia body OF
strangers are enca,nped in the woods near
this place. They are I'LL Irishmen. well
dressed and intelligent. Accessions are be-
ing made TO the camp almost hourly. The
Canadian militia has been called out. and
there seems to exist feeling along the
border that the immediate invasion of Can
ada by large army Of Fenians is more
than probable.
The Chicago Freemasons are LAYING
themselves out for the grande. BANQUET OF
modern times. The triennal meeting of
Knights Templar of America will be held
in Chicago in 1850. and it is proposed to
give banquet 10 10000 Knights. The
cost is estimated at $4,000. The tables
will be arranged on the lake front. if the
weather permits, otherwise in the Exposi-
ton building.
The Bismarck Tribune complains OF
the gripping or keeping back Sc Elements
ut the West by niggardly appropriations
for surveys, and states that not an acre OF
land west Of the Missouri, between Bis
marck and the Black Hills. and between
tina: and the Yellowstone. has been sur
veyed. Settlers are scattered all along
these routes, but they cannot make per,na-
nent improvements, because they are liza
bic TO strike land granted to the railroad
which they will be compelled to abandon,
or perhaps purchase at an exorbitant price.
The Tribune also speaks of the unneces-
sary amount of land embraced in the mill
tary reservations, and calls on Judge Kid
der, the delegate from Dakota, to exert
himself to get these reservations reduced.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03
Tcnncsscc's Tobacco Crop

Commissioners Killcbrew furnishes
the following to the Louis, lille Tobac-
60 News concerning the crop in this
State:
81 estimate the quantity of tobacco
grown IN Tennessee for the year 1877
ut about $4,000, 900 pounds.
'ln those sections of the State where
the ftrners are skilled in the culture
aud management OF tobacco, there will
probably he one fifth lugs; in other
places. where tobacco has recently
been introduced gas q crop, one thru.
The average OF Tugs will &c nearl,
onr-fourth.
~ have heard Of several crops in
the Clarksville tobacco district that
will not have one-eighth Tugs; on the
other hnnd, | have seen many crops
outside Of the GAINESVILLE district Tia,
will he nearly one.half Inys, owing Ia
the rOwdel condition in whicc the
tobacco was cured, causing house
burn; besides much of it in the hitlirr
To % growing sections was housed in
rail pens and open sheds, and has
been greatly damaged by exposure to
The weather."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03
COunt:rfcitS.

A new counterfeit lvr-dolIar note
on the First National Bank OF Iluno-
Yer, Pennsylvania, has made its ap
pcarancc.
All the o. notes Of the following
banks bearing the name of 5. B Colby
~ register ARE counterfeit Fist Ma
tonal Banks Of Aurora, Ill Cm'on,
III Chicago, III. Paxton. Iii. and
Northampton, Mass. All the genuiuc
fvea OF these banks have the name OF
L. r. ChlttcnGen as register, with the
exception ofthe FIRST National Bank of
Paxton, Ill, on winch Is printed the
name Of John Allison as register.
The counterfeit $40 note Of the Mu-
nice National Bank at InIilnu, has ,Ec
names OF John Allison az Register, and
Spinner IA Treasurer, while the zen
uine issues have either the name. of
Colby and Spinner, or Allison snd
New. All tens on the FIRST National
Bank Of Lockp0rt, N. T., end on the
First National Bank of Ponyhkrepslc,
N Y, having the name Of 5. B Colby
IA i1cgister. are counterfeit. The gen
uine NOES bear the name Of l.. +.
Chit,cnden.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03

Til, sub com uiltce Of WAYS AMI
Mrauo have before tnrm n prop 'sltlnn
% reduce the tax on distilled spirits 10
4 " cents per gallon, pail YAK 10 y"
rUlIGrtcd nj the dIstIllrrt, aud all -PIr
lIs % 30 tree after the tax i, 80 pnIn'
rhns is urged nv II, ~ Interested he
cause they cuuId Vprra'r t''f'r b''N'''''e
upon les. capital. Congressman bnF-
~r!I1rI, wac Is, charge OF tiie mailtr W
committee. is ia favor Ul It,. bat wants
10 srr whether in the general q"
,irurliOu Of the revenues tLc amount
can be rparel. The tol,arco people "I
the SDuill Hanl the tax reduced from
the present rae # ~ cents per pDuno
Ia ~ cents, 81 The ground that the
revenue ran le spared aud ,hnt they
want al their money - operating cap
i,ai Con,rr-snAn Packer, who ha.
charge Of this mnttrr. lavOis i re
also inNors giving 10 ir 'tuc"r- 'h'
mi, IIrAr of srIiin: 500 vurth Of 'plI
lo"nccn zach year Ia "ou-rmrts nu'I
manufacturers THr r venue ~ 'pl,
o, ,'r>r r!I,, hat tiu r,'Inmtl'' 4
a.rev H. IL. lhr Iu>i NilI ai>U lfnhn-
bly Nv takcu uit l"olIr, y, III" fr,l No.
ct tO'arcu manufacturers. IL llr lhi
on lptrrru III rr,iucr,l, IL" pies u
~ stem 81 slamA all prIhn'h h'
continued, aud +,iI At Il discount r., p
rr.euti0Y III" r du'trun. 1t IL pr"""
bic that Htunlnrlurin1 ~ snI~l- VII
be nIlu n,,i airOhol tree ui lnX, az,
that thr inty on thrir ~prudusts lnl'
winch alcohol enters ~ prumIncn
in.leiirnl viii h. curr"spoudiagIl re
dncul The committee will not m'
ready 10 report eforc February.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03
KI...ED DY \ MANIAC son
Terrible Fate Of a Supposed NV
York Leather Dealer.

There came IN on the Knnsas Pacific
last uigllt d putty Shcrti knowilon, %
Snrrwan county, Kansas. He had IN
ciiarge a Young man nuHed Arlhur u,
Wills. n msulnr l. 1919 n young
mnu arrived III Mtrr, gathers ranch
on b aver Cr" X. anl aplli"d for work
~ n"rlcr or CO.'S hoy Not wanting
any assistance. CT. Mcrrlwralbpr re.
ferret The Young man 10 ONE TcxtuS
who were her ilng about ten miles west,
a" returned a fe" days sItrr ani ap
y led I r board. aud offered 10 altumi
the cattle herd gritls II he could ne
permitted. Being a quiet, honest
lr"kiI2 youth, he "no per nlt,,l 10 re-
main ia IN" 'iugnn,, or cave, and sub
,'qn"ntly engaged III lIcrilns dc
would rrmsIl out AZ night, amt bc ab
sent somrllmes tor i've or three day ~.
Dc had IN adherence tor wrItln4 or
r~ral'n2 aud appeared I" 10 always IN
tread of something. o. his return
;roln II of his lolS Irlps II"m the
! l'''H Nv fI''lA'N hI WV HIhI WIN
ne iutruInc"d ~ his lalucr, They
srut n'a,, and l't"r - tr" week, alb
.rn" r"rurnr and seemed to Z rn-
.a2,u IL purchasing carte aul ~
nrrting. Tn"y dit MT want TOR ~
ur,, and the old mgn mate II, qIrut
itrip. 10 Wnli"v tor letters, They
,Irn ceased 10 "Xcllr rrrn ,rk ~ CO.
r. shy amou2 lUr nrrI r., ~ were
IrI t. thrm-rivs>
About tErr- t"et> n.o the Wei,
herd, nunhNrNlg anunl l3U lrtl %.
cattle, was then ~ ltcrrd, nn'i "lllOni
u irrlrr. Last SuuIHN three cattle
rurn iu,lr down |, the Wr,is up, IN
u n,iue on Beaver creek. sad "trc
surprised TO hnd tnrvr denl PONIES ana
srv IAl dead 'tu2s Ilrng in front oi me
cave or tuG 1T 10 the hauk. ~ sIgn
Of lite Was visible aside The door
was found uilaslened, nui on entering
Il terrible seen" wrS Witnessed. Inr
IIeailr-, nuIv Of old mae Wells WA,
found near The entrance to The cave.
llrr young mnn was reclining III -
Uei,ll or bunk IN the iurl!">t cn'l ~
the iinl\ lighted den, evidently asleep
hen aroused ne sprtug from lic br'l
with something N ms arms "'lcj' was
wrapped IN u iIankrt lie attempted
to shoot the in'rmiers, bat WA, prompt.
" seized, ani IN the struggle Inc head
-! his father rolled uut Of the blanket
Tie was 4 la,ing maniac.
An Elimination of the papers and
cuIr'-p nd, nee showed that the old
man w,s l. A. Wells, oinerk draI"r
~ leather and )iIirs, Nv York cit
His son had tmrn accused Of sImr
rrimr-ilr correspondence "ni the pa
lbrr~ found So.in"i u md cate mnI,itr
IT N. ~lir HIS liz iler unl lulowcd
uIm Opl l., kansis amt nas r~ntrsvo,-
IL! 10 Reclaim his pV. hui lost ms ill.,"
IN rhc r,,rupI. II" is ing taken To-
NcN IprH "y ,Nrr ton Ut III, m'lh"f,
lni will T." pIhvr't III Al s,l lam. Ne
Is ,lolpul %, tunes, hut Is 81 's"i\
guar ed Kansas Guy Timcs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03
Nonresident Notice.


Marks Il Fitzpatrick vs.. The state Bank
OF South CArolina,et ais.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk IL Master. from
complainants' Bill in above cause. which
il sworn to. that the dcten iant. The
State Bank OF South Carolina, is a non
resilient OF the State OF Tennessee. so that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be
serve, upon 1t.
1t j. therefore ordered that publication
l,- made Tor four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, published IN Winchester.
Tenn. rrquirin. said nonresident de-
PENDANT to appear on or before tn" fourth
Monday in january next. beforrtheChan-
Gerry Court at Winchester. frdnklirnn
ty. Tennessee. and plrai.an>wrl or lemur
to romplainant>' ill. orlhc same Willie
taken fUraonirssec and set tor hearing rX
parte as To it. Witness my hand. ut
Office in Winchester. Tennessee, this
Dcccmbur 18th, 1877.
TIL FINCH. G.. 4 NJ.
d'20-iw ~
Fitznitri"k 4 Gregory. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03

The Atlanta Constitution snys il is u
well-cstahli>hed fact that the negroes
of the South are lro"iug tired Oi va
ting with the carpet haegers since they
themselves receive no part Of the Loaf
that their suifragrs have SO long help
cd to prepare. The Constitution w, +
they are learning, slru,y. II is true. hut
nevertheless ci!ectually, that their lsst
interests are dependent upon the pros
prrily OF their old masters, unl cites
the following in connection With the
late election in that State: "Onc ui The
most noticeable features of the race i
the wonderful strength displayed 10y
the independents. In almost ever,
county whcr there was al ihlrpeni
cut race the nominee was beaten antl
The independent lriumphantiy elected
Tue negroes, it appears, were more
lhan willing To have the color iine'
broken down. and raj ged themselves
un'ler which ever Dem Icra:lc lea ter
Their choice fell upon. In many cases
The majority Of the negroes wen, with
the regular tirkct against the indie
pcndcnts."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03

According To the New Orleans
Times, the lcauing editorial writers on
the Lonion Times get 1000 gnincns
per AMMAN, which il n very lair salary
llc largest salaries pad in America IL
not quite equal to this. DR.. Connery.
tho managing editor Of the New York
Herald, receives $4,000; WhitcIan
R'iI, Of tie Tribune, $4,000, Gins
A. Dana, the editor Of the New York
Sun, $4,000; lIurIburt, Of the World,
$4,000 The Boston newspapers pay
well Ilascall, the editor Of the Her
aid, gets $4,000, aud has just received
a years leave Of absence 10 20 to Flu
rope, his salary being continued. The
Western press pays very fair s~al,rirs
the leading editorial writer on the
Chicago Times gets $4,000. and the
managing editor $4,000; Watle:son,
OF the Courier journal, 81 800, and nm
interest in the profits Snechan, of the
Chicago Tribune, $4,000. The largest
sum paid in America to any editorial
write. is that received from the New
York Herald by Charles N,rLhoH lie
gets $4,000 n year and writes when
ard what he plcascs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03

What glorious achieve ments are
possible TO Us if we only possess good
health, with it,. usual accompaniment
of q cheerful mind! Therefore no
means should I've neglected !" prcSrr'"
is ,igrr and restore it when impaired
Bear IN mind that CouSsens Com
pound Honey Of Tar, which relieves
Whoopina Couah, Sor Throat amt
Hoarscucss, etc, Is al inIaliinle "nre
for Consumption. That dreadful dis
ease which cons,gns 50 many g'Itc'
N II and women 10 M early grave can
he cured by ConSs"ns' Compound
Honey Of Tar, Price 80 cents u hottie.
For sale hy e & Phillips, W'nrhes-
ter, rem
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03
N0n-Resjd Mt Notice.


William Frame ct AIS ". ID + l.srkin ana
wife It AL.
Upon motion, and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction Ut tie Clerk of the tolintN
Court of Franklin county, Tr' n" from the
romplainunt'S amended petition in this
rlu> =, which j. sworn 10, that defendant,
John Ilill. ish non resident oftie state OF
Trnnr,sre. or his residence unknown, so
III, ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon him.
II j. therefore ordered that publication
be- made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring said NONRESIDENT defend
ant toappcar on or bvtoretIlr lNt Monday
in February next, before the Honorable
County Court OF Franklin county. Tenn
and plead. All, wrr or drmnr to complain
ants hill. or the same will be taken tor
confessed and set Tor hearing TX pattc n
to him,
Witness my hand. ut oiiir" in Winchcs
ter. thi, Drrrinhrr Stll, 1877.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk,
BY I'D. Arledsc. d.. Z,
dcl3 Nv ~
Davis 4 Martin, Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03

The Montgomery (AIa.) Advertiser
and Mails Grccnvlllc. Ala, letter tells
Of the existence Of q Mormon sect IN
Butler county in that State, within III
teen miles Of Grernwllr, under the
leadership Of a seIf%.proclaimed saint
names Weary, who says he is inspired
vet 'iors not seem disposed to make
himSrlfa vicarious IA liilcr IN ''ehall
Of his followers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03

Gcorgia's new constitution prn,idrs
that. in ease of II challenge ut the polls.
the following oath >bail b. taken b,
the voter:
IL do solemn, swear that | u,,,
not given or received. MOI do ! expect
To give ar receive. any money. treat. ar
other thing OF value, ty whici, ms
,"tr ur an, vote ~ affected, or rxpcri-
ed Ia he effected. at this election; nor
have ! given or promised any reward.
., made any :hrcat. by which to pr"
vent any person from voting nj Ibis
election"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03
\ on Resident Notice.
B. l.. Ridley ana others Va. b. VI. Hdsr2e
and others.

B. l.. Ridley ana others va. b. VI. !la.rae
and Others.
IT, this cause it appearing from Sue re-
turn f j. X. bod l.. Sheriff OF NuIa1s,
county. Tenn. on the subpoena to@u.Fs,
the h,li. tLat LrOrelle RuSSworn ~ Dgir,
at.lnw OFT. E.S. RusSworm. is = ei.s@rn
ofth State OF Louisiana, and sflrgs'u's N
non-r .ident OF the STATE OF Tennessee. 70
that the "rilnary process Ut ltH ranEot ye
served upon him or her.
IL is tlcrrfOreJr Tered thar atuiiratiua
be made for four successive seets iu tAs
Home Journal. published in ~~lNDhn.;a-.
Tennessee. requiring said Don-rgaitor.
defendant To appear on or hsiUlr th" @tt
Monday in January next, nrtogy ~.
Chancrry Court ut Winche-ter, Irn9.
and plead. answered" demur 70 rOu.rlrlu-
ants' bill, or the same will be r,rgr tog
confessed. and set for hearing c1pArte 80
to him or her.
Witness my hand. at Office H. "''a.
chester. Tenn. this Dec. 2tth. lr,i
T. ii. FINCH. G, &, X
drc27-4t (4A)
Davis Il Martin, solicitors f0r co,n,
plainants
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03
NONRESIDENT Notice.

Irs. Eliznhrth Cochran, by next friend
CIR Cochran, V Tnc ~ShclDyvillc Sa-
wings Bank ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to Tn,
satisfaction OF the tirrk < Master from
roI %lpIainant'> Blll in tue above cause,
Nhirii il sworn TO. That &. l.. Cochran Il
defend mt in said bill. is nonresident OF
the state Ot tennessee, 50 that the ordlna-
~ process OF law cannot be served upon
him.
1t ittnrr,krc ordered that publication
bt ma Y TOR tour consecutive week in tie
HON. JUurnAA, published in Winchester
Tenn. requiring. tie SAID non resident
defendant 10 pptar "n or before tHe lt'I
Monday in January n,At, brIor the Chan
Gerry court Winchester. Franklin coun-
~. Tenn. amt plrdi answer or drniur t.
compartments bill. or the sallc will he Ia
ken for confessed and set Tor hearing rN-
partc as to him. Witness my Iand at
office in Winchester. Tenn. this Nov. -.
1877. I. II. FINCH, OK NJ,
drl3-It ~
HI Carr aili John Simmons. Solicit
ors for complainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03

Too much cannot he s,il IN praise .,
that great cough remedy, Cnu>SrnS
CnnpOumI HONEY OF Tar. l. will not
"uh afford relief in case of an o:lina-
~ c"ld, hut the sufferer with Con
'unP'i"n ma, rei' on it ~ u vrrina-
nrnI cure IL taken IN tine. and accoih
my % ,irec'ipns. 70 prr.uns In II, q
with chronic cough, ri.i'h hl1 nf's
their rest Al night, il affords ,.crl aml
refreshing steep. and Iur Coughs.
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, Scr"
Throat. lI~rhrSeness, etc II Is simply
one Of the greatest mcliral bIrS 1,n.e
Of the age. Use Cous,rn,' C"mpouol
II mev Of Tar Price 80 rriiS II rnr'!r.
F"' sal" ,l G. G.. Phillips. WInct"s
T., Tenn.