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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-09
THE BICYCLERS' RETURN.
hwendeman Took Nineteen Prizes While
In the East.

Took Nineieen Prizes While
In she East.
william Swsndsman aud G. X. Anderson
retnrnad TO Helena yestor day from q trip
OF nearly two months In tho east. during
which tho former took part in number OF
big bicyclo meetings. carrying of nineteen
prizes for first. second and third plncss.
They left hers July l5 and went TO New
Caflisle. Ind, who're they made their head
quarters for tho time. The frst Yaoe meet
ing In which they took part was at South
Bend, Ind. Though Swcndeman finished
among the leaders he took no prizes. fact
that was no doubt duo TO lack OF training.
At Niles. Nieh., however, Swendemnn won
tho eighth and quarter mile opens and the
mile handiosr. From there they wont to
Chicago, whsro Swendemsn was either
first or second in every heat. He
Also won one nrst place in the
two-mils handicap, and wns second in the
half mile and mile handtoaps. At Wauseon,
Ohio, he got the half mile open with the
best men in the state against him, was se,-
ond in the two-mie handicap and third in
the mile handicap. II was thsis that he
began TO show his riding qualities. From
there the bicyoliRts went to Chicago and
took In the fair and then wont to Kansas
City. The water there made him alex. but
he succeeded In getting five prizes. being
second in the quarter mile open, the half
mile open and tho two mile handicap, and
third in ths mile open. wbero he was
"pocketed," and In the mile handicap. In
one OF the races no rode second to the great
johnson. At Salt Lake Swsndeman won the
hnlf mile open on five-lnp track in 1:l1.
and took first and time prizes in the i've mile
handicap. catching tho field on the first two
miles. He rode mile for the Utah oham-
pionshtp breaking tho record from 2:52 to
2:3O. From Salt Lake the travellers came
on home. Sven deman, by riding second to
johnson. won the championship for west
Of the Mississippi river. Anderson did not
ride in any of the races. having his hands
full attending to swendeman. They 20 to
Butte on tho 18th 10 take part in she races
there. There will be como big prizes and
unless unduly handicapped Swendemsn
should get a few.
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IN THE SENATE.


Several Members Mako Speeches ON tho
niiyer Question.
WASHINGTON. Sept. Sat the close Of tho
morning business In the senate. Voorhees,
called mp the repeal bill. Faulkner. of
West Virginia, add sssed the senate. He
said he would vote for the repeal bill. but
declared no would present au amendment
for the coinage OF three millions OF silver
dollars per month until $500, 900, 600 were in
circulation. He predicted n defiois of $780,
OOO. 600 for this fiscal year.
Faulkner was followed by Turf lie. of
Indiana. He said he favored bimstallisn.
The issue was not whether silver should he
turtle, used as money. but whether its
pu chase should be continued. The very
act of purchasing was discrimination
against silver. because gold was brought TO
the treasury. He predicted an era of free
trade and a free ballot. When these were
seou cd the free coinage of silver would
necessarily follow.
Jones, OF Arkansas. followed In opposi-
tion to repeal. as II now stands, declaring
that to redeem the party's pledges the
entire sherman act should be repealed.
When Jones had finished IL WAS $3.50.
Voor hess rose and said no would not ask an
unreasonable session. but he tho ught $3.50 an
unreasonable hour to ad iourn. Ii there was
no senator WHO ueblEVu W sIe6A ue WOulu
have to nsk n vote. Hale. republican, OF
M aine. hoped Voorhees,, if he could control
the situation, would not consent 10 ad-
ioutnment. The republicans had refrained
from taking mp time by answering speeches
made on the other side. with the exception
of Sherman and perhaps ono or two others
on the republican side. who were In favor
of repeal. Thev had sat silently in their
seats ready to vote at all times and had
taken up none of the time of the session
and they were now in that attitude. ready
und willing aud desirous of voting.
Woo hees was rather nettled by Hale's
remarks and replied In somewhat heated
manner. senator Dubois. republican. Of
Idaho. said Hale did nor represent all Abe
republicans. Itsesined difficult for Hale 10
realize the fact that the republicans had
lost control OF the senate.
Teller explained why 10 was that he pre-
ferrsd to proceed to- morrow instead Of to-
day. There had been no unnecessary delay
so far as ha (Teller) was concerned and he
intended 10 debate This question until he
had thoroughly satisfied himself that he
had discharged his duty. Aldrioh. rspubli-
can of Rhode Island, obtained the floor
and after a brief talk the senate went into
executive session and soon adjourned.
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SOME NOMINATIONS.

Runyon Becomes Ambassador to Gar
many-Smailer Places Filled.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 8.-Ths president
ssnt the following nominations to the sen.
ate: Theodore Runyon. of New Jersey.
ambassador to Germany; ]. 8. Willis. Of
Kentucky, minister to Hawaii; II. n.
Smythe, Of Virginia. minister TO Hay ii;
Ellis Mills. of Virginia, oonsul-aeneral TO
Honolulu; w. 5. Carroll. of Maryland.
oensui-general TO Dresden.
Munyon's appointment 10 In line of pro-
motion. He was appointed minister to
Germany during recess. and now becomes
ambassador. Albert Willis. ex-member Of
congress, is a leading member of tho bar Of
Louisville, 50 years old. nmythe IL editor
of the Graham Headlight. 40 years Of ago.
Congressman Marshall vouoAss for his de-
mecracy and ability.
The appointment Of Willis a. minister
to Hawaii 10 regarded as official notice that
the islands will not be annexed. repre-
sentative of the annexationlsts 10 here, with
whom a treaty could be made direct with
ont st nding u man to the islands for the
purpose. Blount's report will probably be
made public In fortnight
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BY Vote Of Ten to One the House
Of Lords Defeats the
Bill.
A Force Of Police on Hand to
Protect the Mobiles From
Violence.
Few Friends OF tho Measure Found in
the Upper Honss-Riots Increasing
Among Minors.

LONDON. Sept. 8.-A significant feature
OF the home rule discussion In tho house OF
lords ts the fact thnt special police foroe
was ordered to report for duty In the palnce
yards in front of tho house Of psrlisment
In order to be ready for immediate action
tn case Of hostile denomination against
the lords whom the lattor should leave the
building after division On the homo rule
bill. Tho house presented q brilliant and
almost unprecedented spsctaols when. at 10
p. M. Lord Salisbury rose to deliver the
last speech in opposition to the homo rule
bill. The house was crowded. as we'll as all
approaches. Lord Salisbury was loudly
chee ed whom he arose. In the course of
his speech he said: "Ths proposed rsten-
ton OF Irish members in the commons is an
outrage SO enormous and Rrotesque that 1
am surprised that any responsible govern
ment dared to suggest 1t. Cheers.
IAN the Arguments Of tho government
showed their policy one OF despair. They
had NO right TO take step which endan-
gersd the existence. happiness and prosper
ity of the Irish people. The men who
would govern Ireland, should the bill pass.
are those who have been found guilty Of
criminal conspiracy. Should We not be In
Infinitely worse position than at present. II
wo entrusted Ireland to such men, in the
event Of trouble with the United States OF
any other foreign power2 Loud cheers.
If you allow this atrocious. treachsrous bill
to pass. You would be untrue to tho duty
which has descended TO you from . splen-
did ancestry"
Tho carl Of Kimberly spoke for the bill
on behalf Of the government and division
was takcn. resulting 419 against the bill,
and forty one for ID.
In the street an immense crowd awaited
the announ cement of the result Of division.
A strong detachment Of police mingled
with the crowd and were drawn up In front
of the entrance to the building. When the
result finally reached the people II was re-
ceived with vooiferous cheering. An anly-
sis of the vote shows that the twenty-fv
bishops and arohbishops who were present
~ division all voted with the majority.
The vote was the largest ever recorded in
the hause Of lords.
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lSTaTe sEaI OF caLLFoRN1a1~E

+ To-Day the Native Sons of
tn. G lden West will celebrate
their anniversary at Napa, Cal.
The Golden State is forty
three years old to-day, and an
elaborate pl ogramme in honor
Of this double celebration of the
State and her sons is one of ex-
cePtional elaborateness. The
various parlors into which the
membership of the sons is divi-
ded, are largely represented at
the joint gathering.
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May Decide to Deport Cinnamon,

WARRINGTON. Sept. 8.-Ths teleRraphio
report of the decision OF United States Dis
tEiet Judge Ross. at Los Angeles. that Chi
nese illegally In the United states may be
deported, In spite OF lack Of funds. was the
intsresting topic of discussion among off,
einls OF the treasury department and the
de; artment of Justice to-day. Several oon-
ferences on the subject have recently been
held. in which Secretary Carlisle. Attorney
General Olnev. Assistant Secretary Hamlin
and Repre- Geary, of California,
decision has about been reached to execute
the law as far as means at hand will pei NIT.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Flyers Over Eastern Courses Who Came
Under tho Wire in Front,

Flyers Over Eastern Courses Who Came
Under tho Wire In Front.
LAToNIA, Sept. s.-Fast track. Thirteen
sixteenths of . mile-Bonnie Lassie. Judge
hughes. Cora Taylor. 1:23; mile-Judge
Cardwell. Peabody. Vida, l:43N; six fur
lones-Rejection. Bob Speed. LINDSAY,
1:16l6; eleven-sixteenths of n mile.-French
Lady. Parish Queen. Glorinns, Ill; Ave
furlonRs-Sigurd. Danube, Buck Edie.
1W4.
snEsrsnEAp BAY. Sept s.--TTack fast
seven furlonss Speculation. kirkover.
Rosa H.. l:30 3-b; Futurity oourss-Don
AlonLo. Annie Bishop. Mask. l:l0 30;
Futurny course - Fnctotum. Rightmore.
Busi'ua. lao 1-6; Ramrpo. sound
more, kudulph. l:42 80; Futuritv course
Lady bess, Stonsnsll. Roslyn. l:l0 l.b.
WASHINGTON PARK, sspt, s.Trnck fast,
240 psoe- Whirling, Intone. S gina. 2:24 Z;
2lg srot-Miss Ida, Pa ole Hildburn,
2:l1; 2:2s srot--Jennto Brazil. Star Princess,
Diamond Joe. 2:16s4; 2:l6 rnce--CoastmAn,
Wilkie X. Atlantic King, 2:lOia.
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Emiu Pasha Certainly Dead.

LONDON, Sept. ga letter from an officer
of Emin Pasha's expedition confirms the
report Of the murder Of Emin. and an
nouncss the hnding of box Of Emin's
dispatches, Written Just before he was mu =
derel. The box 10 now on the way TO Eng
land. The letters describe In detail the
capture OF Nyanga. which was stormsd
March 1. The Arabs lost 800 men. Only
two Europeans we're killed.
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Millions for Nayies.

LONDON. sspt. S.-Est!mates for new wa,
vessels, az announced in tho house Of COM
mons to-day. were: England E12 1888. 900,
France g2.9l8. 900. Russia el.692 900, Ger
MANY e947. 900. Italy $l,o00000. An effort
80 bring about discussion Of the GOAL
miners ,iots was pronounced BY tho homs
secretary a. premature aud vas not sue
nasaful.
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Needed tho Cry for He,p.

foNkERs, N. Y. Sept. s.-Tho committee
to arrange relief for 10000 starving work
men have gone 10 work in earnest. IL is
believed that soon they will rolieve the
most pressing wants. The fact ia thousands
were actually starving who never before
stood in need
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THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Csaters the
Past Weeh.
New YoRK, Sept. 8.-The olearinns of the
banks OF the principal cities for the week
as compared With the corresponding week
of last year, were a. follows;
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saloon Hurnc,i.

saloon burned.
Special to the Independent
LIVINGSTON. Sept. a.-Ths saloon of
Michael O'Asllsy, of Horr, vas burned this
morning.
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Base Hall,

Chicago 6. Philadelphia 3; Cleveland Z.
Washington 0; Pittabutg .. Baltimore &;
Boston II. Louisville T.
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HEALTH

Is one Of the blessings. conferred
by nature which should be jeal-
ously guarded,
Far too much careless negli-
gence is displayed in the selec-
ton OF garments which will
preserve health.
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Total for tho leading otias Of tho Unite
States WAS 319a.bIb,000, a decrease of $40 ~
cont compared with tho same week last year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-09
WEALTH

May contribute comfort and
contentment, but neither would
be enjoyed without good health.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-09

Attendance Increasing and Interest Crow
ing-Some Features.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-07-08


All feeling good from the glorious
Fourth
Mr. Bob Yates and his wife, and Ozro
Britain and his best girl, spent the 4th
10 Washington.
c. j. Everard returned home from
Jefferson township, where he has been
canvassing for his popular book.
Mr.. Fred Stewart moved into his new
and beautiful residence on Mill street.
Wheat il all cut around here, and
farmers have gone into their corn crops
again.
A great many Of our young folks
spent fourth OF July, in Jasper and re-
port fine time.
The lawn party given by the Z. Il.
church Saturday night was the incest
ever held in this place, the profits being
about twenty-five dollars.
Mr.. Curran Adams aud Pete Wagner
with their best girls, raised lots OF dust
Tuesday as they passed through town
en- route to jasper
We were glad to learn where our an
imaI escaped from, as our cousin cores
spondcnt told Us, but we are very sorry
he missed the fellow BIO slung bis SLAM
der at AZ have, or havn't anything
TO do With choirs, or prayer meetings.
although il wouldn't hurt me, or our
slick brother correspondent either We
only trust he will not expose his igno-
rance in any such manner again.
ON TINE.
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not and dry.
Harvest rs over.
White river is low
". N. Iiarri. il the new =. VI.
River bottom farmers are busy plow-
Ing corn.
Mrs. James Harris aud son, Of Illinois,
are here visiting relatives.
John y. kroiel started for Tcrrc
l!aute Wednesday to attend the Sons OF
Veterans encampment held there this
week
The Morning Star band Of ihis place
attended the Worlds Fair" celebra.
ton held at Lemons church, July 4th
VIM. y. Cooper can be seen out on the
road singing MY horse and buggy. IA
ra, ra, boom.
The Portersvlie Dramatic club will
play "Millie,' or Out OF bondage, Satur-
day July 18Th At Geisles's Hall. Come
and see II.
John Rise, our hustling black it'll,
was seen on the streets Sunday evening
"all smiles That's right "Risey," 20 H..
w w. Cooper, our saw aud planning
mill man. is making great preparations
10 build him new house IN the east
end, Mehnc and Jackie contractors.
Rev. a. NJ. Couchm IN preached a, The
Union church one OF his able sermons
last sunday. Text, SAY now. Shib-
Dolcth.'
IKE WIN.
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White sulphur Springs

The Pike County. Indiana White
sulphur Springs lloIei Is now ready
for guests. Large improvements have
been riadc and new hotel has just
been ompleted. The water cannot be
exccled IN the -tate for dropsy, liver
complaints and kidney diseases. and j.
guaranteed TO cure the worst cases OF
dyspepsia. The Springs are located ten
miles west OF limiting burg On the All
Line X. ri, yclpcn station. Reduced
rates on Air Line. Visit these Springs
III Won visit any. Good Accommodations
for 8 20 per week.
II. HFRniG, Prop. and Manager.
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rrThc big row at the State Normal,
which resulted in breaking up this years
class. and spelling three years work on
account Of the bull medicines OF Pres.
idcnt Parson, should result in the next
Legislature changing it to State hecley
Institute. There are twenty better Nor
mai schools in the State now than the
ono AZ Tcrrc Haute. And while they are
At il the bloomington fol de rol shonld
no turned into an Insane Hospital Cut
Off worthless appendices and old dolts.
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A rate Of one fare for the round trip IL
hereby authorized for the below named
tickets to be Of iron-clad form.
to be sold on dates and within limits as
specified:
To Degonia Springs round trip tick.
els will be sold good for thirty days At
one and one third fare during the sea
son. On Saturdays round trip tickets
will be sold at one fare. good 10 return
the next Monday.
The same rates as for Dcgonis will
also be made for the White Sulphur
Wells in Crawford county.
CLEVELAND, OHo.-North American
Smngerfest. Tickets 10 be sold July 10th
and llth, good going until one day after
date OF sale, and returning one day after
date OF execution at Cleveland, but not
TO reach Initial point later than July Is
1898.
IxDIAxAToLIs. IND Baptist Young
Peoples Union OF America. Tickets to
be sold July 18th aud 18th. good going
until one day after date Of sale and re.
turning until one day after date Of exc
cution at Indianapolis, but not to reach
initial point later than July IL, 1898.
l.. T.. & st. Louis to Chicago.
Passengers for Chicago on Train No
So from Jasper to Evansville, leaving
Jaspcr at 10 40 a. m, upon informing
the Conductor, can have the Worlds
Fair Special on the 4. 81 L. Ii. held for
them at the junction in Evansville. thus
enabling them to reach Chicago at ~ p.
N. the same day. less than IL hours
from Jasper to Chicago.
Jos. BENEDICT, Ag't Jasper
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See the Worlds Fair For Fifteen
Cents

Upon receipt Of your address and fifteen
cents in postage stamps, we will mail you
prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of the
World Columbian Expositlon the regular
price i Fifty cents, but as we want you q
have one. we make the price nominal. You
will find il a work of art and thing TO be
priced. 1t contains full page views Of the
great buildings, with descriptions Of same,
and il executed in highest style OF art. II
no, satisfied with il, after you get il, w. vii
refund the stamps and let you keep tho
hook. Address H. f. Bucklen s GO, Chi
caro. Hi
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Those Who have used Dr. Kings New
p;scuverv know it, value and those who
have not. have now the opportunity 70 trA
!, frec ,'allon the advertised Druggist and
ret trial bottle, free. Send your name
,nd address To II. Il. Bucklen 20, Chl-
ca~o and get sample box Of DR.. King
NV ,,jfs pills free, a. well A. . copy q
Guido ! Health ana Household Instructor
frea An d which II guaranteed 70 d'
vou GOOD ana cost you nothing. MARTYR
Friedman Drug store
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nMv little boy was very bad % Tor two
,.,l,s viii diarrhca We used various
medicines, also calIeu il two doctors, ou'
nn,hinr done him any good until We used
,,hsmborlains culic cholera and d'afrhea
remedy, which gave Immediate rcl'.i ano
.oon cured HIM. | consider y the bcs' incu-
;e,nr made and can constentipnsly recon-
mcnd X ID all who need diafrhca " coa as
,nsairinc. !. Il. Hare, Trenton, Ivy: ~
md 10 cent bottles for sala " y fr''u'
uun.
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PERSONAL. Mr.. John &. Decker, a
citizen Of Jasper 80 years ago, came UP
from Evansville Monday 10 spend the
4th with old time acquaintance ana
friends.
Misses Tillic Mayer. Title Bussman'
Katie Mueller. Mary Mueller. mrs y
Schenck and Fred &. Schcnck. OF nv
ansville, formed jolly party OF vis''ors
to Jasper on the Attn.
Mr.. Frank Eckcrt and family, OF Louis
Vile, paid visit TO relatives IN jasper
on the 4th.
Miss Jennie Bacon. one Of The origh.
young school teachers Of Troy, visited
her uncle, Mr.. Brit. Lcmng, on the 4lh'
Messrs. John Friedman, Robert y.
Roitet and Joseph Fireman. Jr., o. Jas
per, started on Wednesday to visit inc
Worlds Fair.
Hon. w. A. Wilson and wife, Mrs. ,
Cooper, Mrs. w. A. Traylor and Misses
Jessie Traylor and Maggie Wilson VIII
visit the Columbian Exposition mex
week.
The Jolly face Of Mr.. John Z. Hagen
Of Owcnsboro Ky, shed its smiles OF
the celebration Of tho 4th IN Jasper
Mr.. J. p. Miner. of Perry county. Wis
tied at Mr.. w. 3. Hunters this week.
Mr. Louis Uallcr. OF Evansville cam
up,o Jasper on his bicycle last Monday
We made the trip in eigh, hours. inclun
lng sloppagcs At Boonvillc tor break
last and at Huntingburg for dinner
''c says The roads most Of the way ~
too rough for good bycvclc riding. ye
his time for tho GO mics would bca
'ha, Of an ordinary horse.
Mr.. John Heichclbcch, Of Louisvill'
~, came over Monday 10 celebrate ~
forrth and hold sweet communion VII
80 apple or his eye" but owing 20
Slight indisposition his visit was not
pleasant az II would otherwise have bee
he returned home on Tuesday cvcnin
when he comes again tho COURIER hop
mat he will be enjoying excellent heal
ana that the atmosphere hcrcabouts "
% fragrant with tho rich perfume
orange blossoms.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES since our last:
Sterling Price and Ellie Koch.
John o. Bray aud Ida Stephens.
Andrew II. Wilson and Judy Collins.
VIM. c. Williams aud Mollic Dicckma I
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Notice.
In the change Of name OF
dubois Lumber Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dcrsigncd tho dubois Lumber
corporation duly organ
lied has flied in the Office Of the clerk
OF the Dubois circuit court its petition
for the change Of its name 10 Jasper
Handle ami Lumber Company"
Dated this 1st day Of July. 1898
DUBoIs LUMBER COMPANY.
July z, 93.3t by Joseph Friedman Pres
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BUCKLEN,s AKNIcA SAVE

THE BEST SALvE Ia hc world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. salt Rheun. Fe-
YER Sores, letter, Chappei Hands. Chill
blains. Corns, ana a SKIN ErDpiions,
and positively cures l..s, or no pay re-
quired. II Il Guaranteed 10 givc'perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box, For sale at Martin
Friedman Drug store.
hpril lSa5.--iv.
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De- Wits Witch Hazel salvc cures phcs'
Ia wits Witch Hazel Salve cures burns
81 Wits Witch Hazel salvc cures sores
81 witt. Witch Hazel Salvc cures ulcers
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Last iall ! was taken with kind Of sum-
mes complaint, accompanied with WONDER
lul diarrhea. Soon after my wlies sister,
VINO lives with US, was taken ia the same
way We used almost everything without
benefit. Then | said, let as try Chambers
lain collie, cholera and diarrhea remedy,
which we did, and that cured " right
away. think much Of H. as it did for me
what il was recommended to do. John
Hcrtzler Bethel, Berss Co, Pa. p and 5o
cent bottles for sale by NJ Friedman.
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All the talk in the world will not con-
vince you SO quickly as one trial Of De-
N,tts Witch Hazel Salvc for -calds, burns,
bruj.es.. skin affections and piles Martin
rriaIluian