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The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
OsCEoLA, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1888
.ulnn was very nnieA "

l.. .nng was very quieA"
louse broke up any-win'
/ door stove imp"
ot."
thing of the teacherp"
him through the door sit.
Is feet on the desk reading
EP Seemed calmP"
jared that way"
thing of a big, raw-boned
long arms an big hands,
high felt hat painted red,
lueP'
: noticed him. -
he wslkin' round talkin'
his thumb under one gallus
on his shoulder"
e was sitting on the ground
school-house, with his back
rec. His nose was all bloody,
were hanging down, and he
(. His clothes were about
off of him, and one of the
was carrying his striped hat
! to him from the creek. "
sw'ar if that don't beat mel
n no slang at you or offer to
hink he saw us at all-onc
sed up"
nothing s'prises me nowl
plan didn't work. "
as it?"
at feller's my boy, you see,
,d to lick the teacher this
1t | reckon from what you
ng went wong somewhere.
give him a longer 'rithme-
ian he orter, an says | TO
nto the little dood an whale
how him that you under
5 the matter o Hanuer?'
It he'd do it an that I'd
ne other two school officers
1ther teacher somewhere,
wouldn't be enough O this
ad 4 gun when he got done
says he, Pap, don t be scarf
e small pieces of a school
in round here long durin'
~ One eye shut and his
J An Bill al'ays claimed
hter. tool I'll be teetotally
, amt been trottin' in the
for two years. When he
| don't bring out the old
rrup him myself then you
c. A black eye an nose all
y, wait till half-past four
,ou'll see q big, lazy, double
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

TIE Governor has issued . proc.
lamati"u asking the County Jsdgss
to appoint . delegate from each
county to attend a. Immigration
Convention to be held at Little Rock
or the 3lst. inst. Owing TO our in
ability to rush around Of late, We do
not know whether our County Judge
has made the necessary appointment
or not, but suppose the matter has
been duly attended TO.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Just think Of the THERMOMETERS

Just think Of the thermometer
down to 30 or IS degrees below ze-
ro at various points in the country,
people freezing in their cabins on
the prairie, cattle and horses freez-
ing in their tracks, coal famine, wood
famine, biizzards, death and destruc-
:ion. Think OF all these things, and
then thank God for Arkansas, where
we have Just taste of winter-just
enough to invigorate the system and
prepare us for summer.- Little
Rock Demo
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

l hold that no maa deserves to b
crowned with honor whose life Il .
failure. He Who only lives to eat
and drink and accumulate money 10
. failure. The world 10 no better
for his living in It. He never kin.
dies FIRE on . frozen hearth. I re-.
peat with emphasis that he is fail
ure. There 10 no Heyh in his heart.
He worships no God bat gold
I Cicero.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

JUDoIHG from accounts of the 70.
cent blizzard which prevailed
throughout the Northwest, the North
pole must bs some whsre in Dakota.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

TEE case Of Maxwell, which was
taken sp to the U. 8. Ssprs.s
Court on . writ Of errOr was remand
cd for want Of jurisdiction, and Mar.
we'll will sadosbtsdly hang ss q.
early day.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

-Aavsrtissrs BY the year ~ill+s'ssssietee
~ heir isGitisa1s $usisess.
~Yssrly st'sr<issns.ts nay S es es,Is ~ .bs,s..
rSes fear sinss Asring the yssr Tree o' sns's''
-Psv,ass ssaf~seting for yearly sessI,,ss. :.
~. asA Aies> ausAAng from any eAnse. WI
SCssr.l sIert4ias rat - Pes e'ns 'ass'''e'
0Ds ASns.
~versls. sA~srtAssnaests, SET ~ sn,s:t. ,n "a
A1Vsrisip n 4 gssdes. nest ss peAa Ies W
SsssS. Or . dspesit nsAs With ssns ose "A'.
Oe nav AssigastA.
~usrrissss s.A Assshs. .et s.sssSsss ,s. .ss
a,ssa Siii be % blished ~ news, rse e u.
~ sAtsaasisa tr1Aales Of respect. ~Aeef h.H'
~ ~ insitstioas aharssI - sASs's'se"en"'
IAN pA,ssssi matter. letters sr eo..ain'. ~.
ssWsss sssasg fesss t.Ai.sa. t.as.s rro. rassy
~ seruss, sfgAaAssstoss - sse.sss' VII"
GssSel fes - ssAsr sdssrtass0sne
~-Is eli issitinsts AenAeNs ~ 81 ~ sS n
>vseis o. CssssfssAvs party. sr q ese
SSSoees Of The general ps1zss apes ssfess
- fuuss viii set fail q tts dusJ
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

SPRAKRR CARLIsLR's title to his
seat in the House, which was con.
tested by Thobs, Was confirmed BY
q sote OF l64 tot.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

The Memphis Bridge Bill passed
the House, and now goes to the
Senate.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

IT is reported that Parnell, tho
Irish patriot, has Dancer Of the stom.
aoAe.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

lGOlICU tn be made Cut this out and re-
MI IWH, turn to us, and i've will send you
uOLVD free something Of great value and
Importance to you, that will start you In husl-
ness which win bring you in more money right
away than snything else In the world. Any one
can do the work and live at home. Either sex,
all ages. romethipg new. that just ooins money
for all workers. We will start you; carital not
needed This is one Of the genuine, important
chances of a lifetime. Those who are ambitious
and On nterprisiag viii uot delay. Grand outht
rec Address Tspk b 10 Ausrs's, NAine.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Official Directory.

COUNTY oFPIcERS:
e>ssN auh Probsts Jsdgs-L d tsassh.
,Aeoait aad Ceanty Clsrt -AsEh ht'Siss
,ia a.1 Cell setsr ~. Q. hAss~.
0oas " kxantssr I>sen keaasaa.
S.ssy rrsasurr-yamss i.istan
S,svsy sarveyor-R Arehiinon.
Nn.N Corosrr-J. N. Lawrence.
Oosa,y Aseessor-Bethel l.. NM
noNRoE TOWNSHIP.
Svauees Of the Psaes-N. q. 'asSvr'gs'. j.
II stsphsnsop, n Z. Tasdy.
O~ssta blew W Ward
MUNICIPAL OFExCRxs.
1aysr-Bsn II. Baochas
Rscordsr-Lesn kcssaar.
A,S.,n.,-Jaucs IistoA v. B. hale d. II
Isuvsses, y. L. Avery. Y. A. bamn"ts
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
H. II. McV eigh,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OECEOka.
Mississippi County Ark

IsSIs0hPFR ""y
Will practice in all the Counties of
this (2d) judicial Circuit, the Sn-
preme Court of the State, and in
The adjoining counties Of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to colleo-
tions, to the payment OF taxes,
examining and abs:racting titles,
and to whatever may appertain to
q general Land Agency. Jan. If.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

JUSTICE LAMAR, is the way he is
addressed now.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

that n1HK0 =
| less slaves 4,
White hair
their lifepar
score Of nilt
the lively 1
danced til di
early mornl
work
Middle cage
stand that 80
To these M
visits were d
TO a rugged
Sometimes
taken i'll. I
the exposurdi
ed. They fol-,
these coinni
herbs which,
ests and field
ure has u cu
remedies asl
quickly throN
in the system
The unplea
tice with min
after effect I
ern physical
urel
A drug sat
ural, conseqI
If any of the
traces Of the
out a particu
cry of life is
natural powc
There can.
from the labo
II they are 4
vantage of kt
Their efic
and the propt
disease, will
ence Of ages
Their disui
through the II
cities and viii
remedies DIFF
business entt
these old tim
classes.
Tho propr !
dies, In theI,
would be I
remedies ofI<
vestigauonI
formulas of
and successi
valuable. 4
They will
general titldI
edics. D" Ami
"Sarsaparilltt
LOG Cabin |
the stomach
Consumption
"Scalpine,n
tract" for in
an old valuat Z
LOG Cabin !
is also "A "Tot
Cabin Liveri
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
APYOINrnKNr OF II. 3. eHC SOUTH.
Oseeols Circuit.
IouIaa ChAnAl. MQillnI A0O

.'E.s E....a su.a., ,-r.e.. po,.,. ..r.l.s ard
-i~Ss 90 al Ocldea Iaks at o'clock p. n
Tsird su.day y-Osesela, norni.s and s'snt'
al A. Dun wants Chspel ats e'slock, p m
Fourth SusAsy-Elnet. u s'slsse' .. -
A1iii BsJss. s'el'es ;pHHausra. Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

nss PreAiSAtiou Alliance nsszs ss.ry lct sos
Al a ,lays n o'slsek p. n. ane snd sso
Ath Sunds0s .. J - y. N q @sas Esvt.s
q. 3. Hale, .Sks.,x
rreadeat.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices under this head. giving name. oeeupa.
fien, business or profession, End location. will
ss ch zrssd - per annum.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28

ma Pr~ssy tsriaa LAAAss' AID eeeiesy nssss
.,Sssy wednesday avsraoon at eei@cA' .s,s
Ai>l 0s,A rieA's vssidssos.
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Masonic.

ne stated sounasiestions Of Ossola Ledks
Ns ~. A. 2 4 A. n. Viii As h1d the ssaI.
0cnSsrs ere srdersd to attend prompty.
Al Mater haaens In coed Standing AN
HarliaAy invitsd 10 attend
=, eri~ Sf tx. r. HA1k. ". u.
koDs RSBssAu, Secretary
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
X PREWITT. N. d.
Physician L Surgeon

OAeE-DrWE Store.
fAras-Cssh OF good acceptance.
0nassla. Ark. .astohss -. 1850. sfsd
The Osceola times., 1888-01-28
Tribute Of Respect.

y yaitaaundnd ALI To
The Somerset reporter., 1888-06-14
Fruit Notes .

s-raGi aui g1osaaerry bushes Sh1Hli
BE- Hraued every wear. II 'heY are praH-
ei a nee form the w hoar larger and
fncr frnif. ar8 he latter VII naf Dee -
apt Ia uii3ew.
Matthew Cra~for1o IF ohio recommends
shallow culture for tiaekberrie>. Some
wy successful plantations are never
cultivated. hut receive special muichingS.
For m1chine goo berries and eurraut>
10 material = better than the short Clip
p.na> from the lawn. Il lies closely, and
keeps down weeds and promotes needed
GOODNESS to the soil.
Fire i the hest preventive of diseases
in orchards. II all the old wood be piled
mp and burned it will greatly lessen dis
eases and insect attacks. II should be
done early in the season.
Do not force your Young pear trees
too rapidly. a il i claimed that the
blight does not a readily attack trees
that grow slowly as it does those that
grow quickly. \ grass crop VII soon
rnin peach orchard.
The grape rarely fails when allowed to
climb on trees. l. matters not what kind
Of trees. or whether they are living or
lad. If they only have branches that the
tendril> take hold Of.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-06-14

Society women nowadays thoroughly
realize the Importance Of good health in
the matrimonial market, and New York
women are today much stronger and
healthier, as a rule. than the men are A
few minutes on Broadway bet ween Four.
teenth street and Thirty second, on the
west side Of the street, of Saturday
afternoon. will demonstrate the truth Of
this assertion The women, as a rule,
are fresh of face, erect of carriage, their
heads are well poised and their arms well
rounded Their figures are trim and they
walk along with a strong and regular
stride, The men, on the other hand, are
too often sallow and loose jointed. fat
chested and hollow eyed. and certainly
but little else can be expected when the
late hours usually kept by them are con.
sidered and it is remembered how many
dozens of cigarettes they smoke during
the day and how many deadly cocktails
are imbibed. New York Mail and Ex.
press.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-06-14
A Test Ca Sc.

Some time ago gentleman Of this
city purchased mileage book eYer The
Portland * OE8en>hurz. from a party
who lad no further u-e for L. The COM
pany claim these books are nst transfer
able. ON the passage from Bartlett -
Portland the gentleman rendered i, To- the
conductor. and he refused - accept IT,.
Tie gentleman paid fare under protest.
He then consulted counsel, and on Satur-
day again presented the book on the road
The conductor refused 70 receive ii. aud
tie gentleman declined to pay the fare
on the arrival Of the train in Portland he
was arrested, but Judge Cleaye> was on
hand and arrangements We're made for
the prisoner 10 appear for trial before the
Municipal Court tomorrow. The gentle
man will >ne the road for false impris1n-
ment. for being iaker to the police Sta
ton in the patrol wagon. and the road
will see what rights they haze in the
mileage books - Faa}o4d Pres
The Somerset reporter., 1888-06-14

In the discussion Of the Mills hill
Mr.. Mckinley of Ohio criticized
what he termed the strange features
81 the bill. and said: What in the
world had the bill done for the PEG
Die any way. what had it done for
the farmer, II had taken the duty
practically off everything he grew.
off every product OF the farm and
field 1t took the duty off wool.
What did in return! Everything
that he bought was dntiahlc. The
coat he Wore. the hat that covers
his head, his shoes. his stockings.
his sugar. his rice-everyfhiDg is
dntiabl-. But everything heraised
was put on the free hist. The duty
on wool was gone. What had the
Democratic party given the agricul-
tnrist in return for this slaughter
of his interests! Ii had given free
sheep dip. The bill made the farm
ers wool free. but made him pay -
per cent. for the shears with which
he clipped his sheep There was
the sheep bell-the goldedshod
shepherd from Massachusetts (Rus-
selI would know what he ment: it
was a bell that was put around the
neck OF the sheep to inform the shep-
herd of his flocks. The bill made
sheep bells dutiable at - per cent.
adj valorem. Why, the sheep would
be ashamed of the gentleman.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-06-14
Oregon s Verdict.

r. t--a.t = tl- election II oregon !
5 --4.f =. - = 80 heqob.9s0, So
e1r,a>- n13 - = ..-.f--> - - tle Demo
cra., IL - $50 - -, a f~t3 81
2 E. u -te f-e- - f. s1-~-a-- zut - tr-e
frz5s p tYw a-fa-- C.H.rs>. ufeu> ta,
Pr, seu,l4- csUrs - ~ tae large>t
K-psa.ie4u vlet3ry nee liz way. 3 Te-alt
showing Yert pls'Ul s iae drifi - pa.itic4.
sentiment 40 ti.e ias5-a c ~. LAT TIE
Administration rreaanlze1 IL, III. #T,Af C.
Of t. c5T'--> : st.awn - lie fat faat
TIE teleraI service 81 het - before g>e4
a. +; aa> Seen ~ 9esr rc1er t1e Dire
ION u or reform President. = open
an bold Ha> i1e attempt - til pfse
h,l1er- - shape - campaign - their
satisfaction TIA; toe Portland pr~E8niau.
a. nds.en5"E. paper denounced iAl>
-ham-ful Interference 70 aum.~tasg ale
iAo2aaz-. Th- Administration w2-
chiefly Interested "a capturing ihs IL =
lA'Dse. WITCH al .Iect niieI >iate>
>-1ai9r. ami - lai- eud emi~>Arie- were
M INTO 'ae safe po1niifuly Supplied
y IN money - corrupt The YplerS. 4 pHs
lie. T. ~ch-rLBz ws~ frgite>>. how
ever. a. tie legislature : over" hsimiBg-
j. Republican ~ an Increased majority
l. = a-o ) EuIrcsnt omen nat tie first
Cpugre--Iuan u Ire elected 10 the Fifty
I r. Congress h4- behind him the largest
Republican majority cast 10 this State
since the @sr. majority ma, carries
with I al emphatic reputation Of the
free rad theories ~ ch m8>t uret,>ar-
ily fora lae foundation q tie Democratic
caupal II The report of lhe r, gun Of
49, viii - pleasant music - Republican
ear a. over The country Il
The Somerset reporter., 1888-06-14
j. o. Haines.
Tl:iIi-aa GT.sgt4: !is.I
Frank Barrister

I;esH'i'u dsyHie Lay. foaied June sth- I-.5
bred = John SehiuIey. Nerh Rlver, =. Z. j.
stand. - hands. uBe iaeh high nd Weighs I5t1
lh- All smooth and seuni aBi u be best Ii
FrfBs Bsrri.fer Va. -Ired by the no'.-i
pf-Z taxing e-da r .fs. OF. Bar7iter. q j"
Pea-e, E.q Gresncrofi. bsT isgion. got by
sEmTefoi'' III Dam Bounce" H. Honest
7 ~ r. e1 BafTisfeI was shown four
filne- l-si and : iuei; the following Pi-zes.
VIZ, - a. the shropshire and We-i MD
land " cultural society, >+roud AT tu~ Bath
and NJ - Neeiiug al Wofee.ter. rio. this IL
rr-l "a, Londou.i Al TOE Sres' Yorkshire Snei-
etY'. Meeting Al Eafus|e1 he wa piaced nj.
ana - a. highly commended Il ius kuya Agri.
cuiturs -pciffy ~ ENGLAND a. Csrli T..
J.; dam yde=siae mare sired hy an iTR-
poried Cyd.-.fa Ia Hon ana j one Of the
MT nai- pnz' tas-r. on 'he Island.
FrsirE Bsrri-ief j. rof jraftrr but a draft
heT-e 81 -Pi.Bdid phr -ique and hi- get are
surbas should commend him "a al breeders
= hp are liking Tor nf-ie!a-s d:ift bor -.
such - oUr 'sflH-fs .houid first give their at
tent on. TIM hnr-e ha- stood for service II
-anef-,-i Comfy the past TX seasons. and his
ov ner i how Wiling 10 guarantee him 10 bf-
ih- egua u not he superior Of any draft
boT-s- iu somerset He -IAud- OH his merits,
atd be stock can be seen and -Iseak- for itself.
A. -Alnpl. of y ha' hi. get ar able TO
shnw a TN months old colt dropped ty mar
OF ~ f. that LOw weighs - h., while q y r
radgeWnck farmer ha- colt after ihi- "a lion
ont Of AN 100 10. mar that weighed - ilis.
WIN three months old. Farmers 81 Somerset
County. j. hot such <. * a. this what you
should look after, A. "A draft horse this stall
ion runy ucesi all Il hi superiority at the som
ersrt en;Ia} Agl society Iast fall. When h..
out pun 81 all competitors ans did il easily.
This hor-c vii make the -na<oD Of i-s- all
the tiue except Wednesday. and Thursday.
at ny sfabi. No. le iearitt ~ sknW hogan.
aud th"-r day- al Duusli Brothers stable,
Mad -4u BIZ ige.
IERM-, 5000 to warrant, s. 20 Single Ser
vice
All mares al mss of oEneT. Mares distressed
% considered with f1ai, al.n mares bred 10
this horse only enc-. aud the owner Of the
mare ~ line 81 s rpiee win he h0lde1 FOR sci
vice fees.
May l-s- MURRAY q LIBBY.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18
A SEVERE COLD.

had a severe cold for over two
months and thought would try Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy ] commenced
taking it last Friday night, and to day,
Wednesday, | am cured Of my cold. |
can truly say il has no equal.
w. Ii. KINCAID, Post Master,
Baden, Kan.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18

back into sour district. II would be
nonsense to compare these figures with
amount paid in, and distributed IN
Custer district. (,,ter l. plainly self
supporting liz schools tiourishing with
only a 5-miIl levy money in treasury
OF district ut all times; prompt payment
of taxes &c produced this result, and not
throueh stealing from other districts.
In fact | cannot find where the districts
could be touched, being in debt from
their infancy, and al through failure to
pay taxes. out Of 10 ranches proved
up, and on the tax list, only twelve have
paid their taxes for 1887. Thirty-tive
ranches have 1886 tax still due thereon.
In the month of April and May the
county will owe for annual bond interest
nearly $4,000, and yet | am asked to
discontinue the collecting of taxes, with
no money to pay these preferred claims.
| must close, trusting. TO hear from You
all as soon as possible. One dollar paid
me on taxes will cure all the wounds
Jake can i%nflict, with his goose quill, for
the remainder of my term of office.
T.. II. FLYNN, Treasurer.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18

That is TO say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won.
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air-passages. but the thousands of
little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought not to be there,
your Lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cannot no well.
Call it cold, cough, Group. pneumonia.
catarrh, consumption OF any of the
family Of throat and nose and head and
lung distractions, ali are bad. All ought
to be got rid of. There is just one sure
way to get rid Of them. That is to take
Boschce's German syrup, which any
druggist will sell You at IS cents bottle
Even if everything else has failed you
you mag depend upon this for certain.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18

A sale of respectable proportions and
some interest is on dit, and will very
probably be consummated in the early
spring. 1t concerns the Lookout min
ing property located in the Castle creek
district in the west end of this county.
This property consists oftwelve mineral
claims, a water right and mill site. 1t is
under option to parties in New York for
100000 and the option expires in May
An abstract Of title to the property has
been prepared and will be forwarded to
day by express to the eastern parties,
together with necessary deeds. This
sale is in line with the statements made
heretofore hat the west end of Pen
nington county vas coming to the front,
slowly but straightforward.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18

Messrs. J. Morton, Of Cedar Rapids,
John l.. George, Of Milwaukee, and IL.
ID. Fisher. Of Florence, Wisconsin, left
here yesterday for the Golden Summit
property. The first named two are in
terested in the mine the latter is an
expert from the Gogebic iron region.
Nothing was limited at Of the nature of
their visit to the mines If reports are
true, the Cedar Rapids company is pre-
pairing for some extensive operations.
Large contracts for wood and timber
have been given out, it iSsaid, and other
things have been provided for. The
mine and mill are IN good working
order, and can readily be operated on a
large scale.-Journal.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18

Governor Church is in receipt ofmany
letters from charitably disposed people
IN the east asking if the storm sufferers
of Dakota are in need Of pecuniary aid,
This is very kind ard very thoughtful
and enquiries Of this nature are cxcus,
able in view Of the exaggerated reports
Of TIE blizzard and It's effects given the
eastern public. The people of Dakota
do not need any help. They are album.
dainty able to take care of themselves
and to give in aid Of suffering humanity
elsewhere. People in the east in neeC
of substantial help can be material,
assisted from the blizzard bel. of th,
northwest. File your applications early
Press and Dakotaian.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18

Stock entrusted 10 his Charge will receive care
il attention,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18

ing your communication, 50 that the
public may read the motives governing
me in this affair, and be the better en-
abled to Judge Of the powers, principles,
trials and tribulations of a county official
in the active discharge of his du.y.
Your obedient servant, restricted by
law, T.. III. FLYNN,
90. Treasurer.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18
A REMEDY.

tits with especial pleasure that We
call the attention OF our customers 10
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. AlIer
fifteen years of constant use it has be
come very popular. 1t has gradually
worked its way into public favor by its
remarkable cures of throat and lung
disease and by people who have been
cured by It's recommending it to their
friends and ncighbors. No one suffer
ing from a throat or lung trouble can
use il without benefit. 1t Will eur u
severe cold in less time than by any
other treatment. 1t is one Of the few
preparations that may be given to
children without danger As it does not
contain 4 single injurious substance. 1t
has undoubtedly saved the lives OF
scores of children by curing them Of
Group and has never yet failed TO cure
even the most severe and dangerous
eases of that disease. We append a
few testimonials from people who have
used If.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18
A PHYSICIANS OPINION.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is The
best IN the market.
w. l.. GLEAvEs, NJ. ID.
NnIoway Mo
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18
COUGHS.

Having had the occasion to use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy it gives
me pleasure TO state that | found it to
be one of the best medicines for u
cough | even used. In fact | was cured
of a cough that batlled all other cough
medicines but Chamberlain's.
n. K. BURNETT,
Atalissa Iowa
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-18

Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy is the
boss and sells on its merits. The large
sale IN it here was produced by one
family deriving great benefit from the
use of IT and recommending II to their
neighhors during our scige of whoop-
iug cough.
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