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The herald., 1895-04-26
PLACED ON THE SHELF
A Bill in the Arizona Legislature Changed to
Death

Death
PHOENIX, Ariz., April &c. F. Hoff.
chief clerk OF the last legislative council,
has verified the suspicion that the county
classification bill has been changed. Two
sections are gone. The provision that the
law take effect January 1897, and the re-
pealing clause are gone. The bill passed
both houses and was referred to fhe en-
crossing committee. When returned to
the house the sections had been dropped.
The question arises whether the bill the
governor signed is legal. The officials of
Pima county will contest and probably all
OF the officialcs in the counties where sal
aries are reduced will assist q.
1t is said the fate of the immigration
wv rests ON the determination of this
The herald., 1895-04-26
A Tout in Trouble

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-Fred
Warren, hanger-on at the race track,
tried to turn trick today and got into
trouble. He offered the colored boy who
has charge of the Ledette tilly $3.50 if he
would dope the tilly befors her match
race with Seraphin today. He gave the
boy a syringe and bottle of laudanum
with which to do the work. Instead. the
boy reported the matter to Charles
Boots. the flly's owner, and the horse
was carefully guarded. Warren's efforts
were needless. however, for Seraphin won
without trouble.
The herald., 1895-04-26
Forest Fires Raging

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, April 25.-
Word was received here that forest res
are again raging in the vicinity of Phil
and the inhabitants are rushing to this
city for safety. There were several farm
houses burned yesterday and there seems
no probability that the fires will abate.
The woods are very dry and are fit objects
for the fire to prey upon. Unless rain
comes soon the fires will certainly create
wide desolation.
The herald., 1895-04-26
There Was No r1rs. Learv's Cow

CHICAGO. April 25.-By overturning
lighted lamp last night Mrs. A. j. Cook
was fatally and her husband and two SOM
severely burned. The family had moved
into the house during the day. and the
husband and Mrs. Cook were fixing ur
q bed for their son.
The herald., 1895-04-26
At Nashville

furlongs, selling-Necedah won. George
Miller second. Black Hawk third; time,
Ills.
Four furlongs-Excuse won Rondo sec
ond. Forget third time, :4934
Five and half furlongs-
won. Katie G. second, Lay On third !;
time, 09%.
Five anu a half furlongs-Signora won.
Springtlme second. Rachel third; time,
:0915.
Mile and a sixteenth-Pittsburg won,
Van Buren, second, Millard third; time,
go.
The herald., 1895-04-26
Pulling for the Convention

NEW ORLEANS, April pa meeting
of citizens was held at the Grunewald
hotel last night for the purpose OF taking
steps to secure the assembling of the ma
tional Democratic convention in New Or
leans. committee was appointed to
take charge of the matter, and every
effort will be made to accomplish the OBJ
inct in Wow
The herald., 1895-04-26
AFTER THE LITTLE ONES
The Latest Scheme of the Insurance Con
biUe

biDe
SAN FRANCISCO April 25.-The local
insurance situation may be said to have
improved a little today, for the reason
that the leading offices have about all the
business at deeply cut rates on their
books that they care to have. number
OF the agents who represent large compa-
nies have come together and there is a
tacit understanding that they will refuse
such business for a time and enable
weaker concerns to overload themse
with it. The moral effect of such action
is already beneficial. Still the insurance
situation is in anything but favorable
or even hopeful condition.
Nearly everywhere in this state local
boards of underwriters are being organ
lied.
The herald., 1895-04-26
THE IRON WORLD
An Advance in Prices Is Asked by the
W General Workers

General Workers
NEW YORK. April 25.-The Iron Age
today says: The feeling in the iron trade
is undoubtedly better, but the newly ac-
quired strength is not yet herculean. TO
some extent the actual advance in prices
is asked because the start has been made
from a lower level than SELLERS have been
willing to acknowledge.
Advices from Pittsburg and the va ieys
indicate a weakening In Bessemer pig 20
q shade under 81 in the valleys. But it
is pointed out that the quantities offered
stop should any serious labor trouble
arise over the wages of the blast furnace
men in the valleys.
The herald., 1895-04-26
AROUND THE BASES
What the Ball Players Did on the Eastern
Circuit

CINCINNATI, April 25.-Cincinnati,
A; Pitsburg, 7. Batteries-Farnam and
Spies; Hart and Sugden.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-St. Louis, p;
Cleveland, 4. Batteries-Ehret and Pietz; I;
Cuppy and thinner.
Brooklyn. a. Batteries - Gleason and
Robinson; Lucid, Stein and Grim.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Louisville,
Is; Chicago. 4. ries-Cunningham
and Cole; Stratton and Moran.
The herald., 1895-04-26
INFLATED the Game Iaws

; SACRAMENTO. April 25.- County
Game Warden Helms. on Wednesday, ar
rested Manuel Fells. q fisherman, for hav-
ing sturgeon in his possession during
the close season. Fells pleaded ignorance
OF the law, but he was fined $50 by Judge
EenrY, which he paid.
The herald., 1895-04-26
At Memphis

MEMPHIS. April 25.-Sx flu longs
Barney Aaron, j., WOO, Francis Pope
second, Brown Dick, third; time, :19H.
Half mile-Colone Barrett won. Lal-
time, 0:514.
Six furlongs-H Hancock won. Miss Norma
second, Grenada third time, :19A.
Six furlongs = Hodgson won, Roube
second, Burrell's Billet third; time,
1:17M.
Five furlongs-Siva won. Shield Bearer
second. Cyclone third; time, :04M.
Mile and a half-Jim Henry won, Wa
hatchie second, Royal Price third; time,
2:45A.
The herald., 1895-04-26
nomes For All ut Your Own Price

Woollacot Trac- at auction, Saturday.
April 27. at p. M. on the premises. No
reserve! No linit! Be on hand and let
your bid be known. Maps. catalogues,
etc.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO..
12l S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-04-26
Rev Ell Santa Anita to Run

NEW YORK, April 25.-It was an
nounced at the Office of the Coney Island
Jockey Club that Rey Ell Santa Anita and
Sister Mary were among the latest entries
for the Suburban handicap.
The herald., 1895-04-26
kentucky's Card

LEXINGTON, April 25.-The Kentucky
Associa ions nineteenth annual spring
meeting opens tomorrow. More horses
are on the track than have been here for
wears. A large crowd came here today.
The herald., 1895-04-26
Ii You Want a Nice Home

Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly an
effectively ou the liver and bowels, 95c
The herald., 1895-04-26

Fho Way to reach catarrh is through the
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla, by purifying the
blood, removes the cause of the disease and
permanently cures catarth. Take only Hood's.
The herald., 1895-04-26

Locate on the Woollacott tract. Grand
auction sale of 81 lots, Saturday, April
27th, on the premises. Particulars
EASTON, ELDRIDGE IL CO.,
III S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-04-26
The Magistrates to Go

ALBANY. N. Y, April 25.-The bill
to remove the police magistrates of New
York city has been passed by the senate.
1t now goes to the assembly.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-27
,r,s fec on cents

$5 25, printers fee 90 cents. 5ox112l2 feet of north side of lot block 763s taxes and cost $5, printers fee 60 cents. Part lots and block +, S0x200 feet. begin so feet from northwest corner Tenth ave- nue and Twelfth street. running on west side Of Tenth avenue 80 feet, taxes and cost SC 50, printers fee $l 30. Lot block 1s1, taxes and cost s5 50, print er's fee Go cents. Two-thirds interest in lots II, 12 and 13 block 54, taxes and cost S5 67, printers fee 90 East half lots and 10 block 754, taxes and cost $9 CD, printers fee 50 cents. Lot block 76s, taxes and cost s9 %, print West half of southwest quarter block ITO, taxes and cost $11 50, printers fee 9O South part lot block 779, taxes and cost So 90, printers fee 50 cents. Lot block s46, taxes and cost $1l 50, print All lot 3 except 65 feet of east side, block so0, taxes and cost $6 50, printers fee 9o alf interest in lot 152x210 feet, between Ash and Cherry streets, block sl9, taxes and North Sap R H ot bloeE s5e g taxes and costs $6 30, printers fee 60 cents. North half Phelan's addition lot block z, taxes and cost $4 oO, printers Tee 9o West haIf lot.7 block 5, taxes and cost s7 75, printers fee 50 cents. Lot and east half lot ' block 9, taxes and costs SPA co, printers fee 6U cents. Lot and east half lot7 block u, taxes and cost Sl0 To, printer $ fee 50 cents. Lot block IA taxes and cost $6 50, printers fee 6o cents.
 Lot 10 block IT, taxes and cost $11 60, print Lot IT block IS, taxes and cost $14 %, print CTS fee Go cents.
 Part lot block 20. taxes and cost S16 50, printers fee 60 cenls. Lots 19 and 20 block fl, taxes and cost S11 50, printer's fee 60 cents. Lots and Il block 93, taxes aud cost $9 %, printers fee to cents. Lots 6, and block 94, taxes and cost $3l 50, printer S fee GU cents. South part lot block 99, taxes and cost $21 90, printer's fee 60 cents. North half lot block loo, taxes and cost $29 Go, printers fee 60 cents. Subdivision lot block 1O6, taxes and cost $6 50, printer s fee 60 cents. Subdivision B half interest in lots and fee 90 cents.
 Sub c half interest in lots l 3 4 block 106, taxes and cost $15.25, printers fee 6Oc Sub north loo feet of lots 15 and It, block 1o7, taxes and cost $e1 50, printers fee Sub lots and 10, block I13, taxes and cost $16 50, printers fee COG. South half ol north half of lots and 9, block 121, taxes and cost $1b 5O, printers fee Lots and ', block 157, taxes and cost $6 50, printers fee 6Oc.
 Lot 26, block 1S4, taxes and cost $5 %, printers fee 6Uc.
 Lot r, block 1s7, taxes and cost $4 %, printers fee COG.
 Lot 13, block POS, taxes and cost S6 50, printers fee soc.
 Lots 1 IT Is 19 20, block 214, lots 1 3 IT Is l9 20, block 215, lots 3, block 2l6, taxes and cost $31 50, printers fee soc. 34 feet of lot IT, block 235, taxes and cost $5 50, printers fee soc. 25xl5o in south half block 237, taxes and cost $3 50, printer fee 6Uc. Lot 1, block 23S, taxes ana cost $i co, print er's fee 6Uc.
 Lots 1 2 $ 4, block 241, taxes and cost $6 50,
 GEORGE EUsTIs.
 City Tax Collector.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-27
City Tax Sales.

By virtue Of executions issued to me by the city clerk of Birmingham, Ala, whereby I taxes for the year 1893, with costs added. on the property therein named, will sell at pub lie outcry to the highest bidder, for cash, be. fore the door of the city hall of Blrmin gham, Ala, on
 THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1895, between the legal hours of sale (10 a. m. and 4p. m.) the following described property sit- uated in the city of Birmingham, Ala same being assessed to OWNER UNKNOWN-to- wit:
 Lot 20 and 10 feet of north ends lots IS and 19 block 90, taxes and costs ST 75, printers fee soc
 Lot block 137 taxes and cost $19 %, print er' S fee 60c Lot block 137, taxes and cost $21 50, print er's fee COG Lot block 16o, taxes and cost $11 50, print er's fee COG Lot IT block 16s. taxes and cost $s %, print er's fee soc Lot block 1ss, taxes and cost S7 50, print er's fee 6oc Lot 19 block 227, taxes and cost $4 50, print CTS fee COG Lot block 421, taxes and cost $5 75. print er's fee COG Lot block 421, taxes and cost s5 %, print ter 8 fee COG Two-thirds interest in block GA, taxes and cost $26 50, printers fee COG 50x140 feet south part of west half lot block 622, taxes and cost $6 50, printers fee Commencing 100 feet south from southeast corner of Avenue H and Twenty-sec street, 1Oox10o, block 744, taxes and cost SC 50, printer s fee $1 20 Lot block 747, taxes and cost $5 25, print CTS fee 60c
 South half lot block 75s, taxes and cost $9 %. printers fee COG Fronting loo feet on Eighteenth street and back east 150 feet lot Il block 775, taxes and cost ST 75, printers fee soc Commencing 192l2 feet south from southwest corner Avenue I and Eighteenth street, thence west 2o712 feet, south so feet, east 207l2 feet, north 80 feet to beginning, 80 feet on west side Eighteenth street block TSP, taxes and cost $6 50, printers fee $2 10
 Begin at northeast corner alley and Avenue fronting 52 feet on north side. Avenue and back along alley 142l2 feet block TSP, Begin 120 feet north from northwest corner of intersection of Seventeenth street and Eleventh avenue, 150x60, block 7S6, taxes and cost $4 %, printers fee $1 20 Begin 160 feet west of northwest corner of intersection of Eleventh avenue and Sew alley 237l2 feet, west 60 feet, south 237la feet, east 50 feet to beginning, fronting 60 feet on Eleventh avenue block 7s6, taxes and cost $14 %, printers fee S2 10 Begin 65 feet north of northwest corner Twelfth avenne and Sixteenth street, feet, east 100 feet i'd beginning block 7se, taxes and cost $4 0o, printers fee $1 50. Begin 65 feet north of northwest corner Twelfth avenue and sixteenth street, west 100 feet, south 65 feet. east 90 feet to beginning block 7s9, taxes and cost S4 %, printers fee S1 50 Lot 30 block 7e4, taxes aud cost $3 s2, print er's fee COG
 Lot block ss4, taxes and cost S7 %, print err s fee 60c
 Lot block 12O, taxes and cost S31 50, print er's fee soc
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-27
City Tax Sales.

By virtue of executions issued to me by the commanded 10 make the amount of city taxes for the year 1891, with costs added on the property therein named, I will sell at public outcry 10 the highest bidder, for cash, before the door of the city hall of Birmingham, Ala. i, On
 THURSDAY, MAY ?. 1895, between the legal hours of sale (1o a. m. and D. m.) the following described property, situated in the city of Birmingham, Ala. i, same being assessed to OWNER UNKNOWN, to-wit: Lot 13 block IA, taxes and cost $3 50, print
 CT s fee 50 cents. Lot II block 14, taxes and cost $3 50, print
 err s fee 60 cents. Lot 15 block IA, taxes and cost $4 75, print Lot 16 block IA, taxes and costs 4 25, print
 er's fee 50 cents Undivided half interest in lot sub G block
 IA, taxes and cost $4 %, printers fee 90
 cents.
 Lot block 300, taxes and cost SC 50, print
 err fee to cents. East half lot 6 block 61s taxes and cost $6 50,
 printer fee 60 cents. Lot block 619. taxes and cost S11 50, print
 er's fee 60 cents. East half lot block 61e taxes aud cost $4 50, {,
 printers fee 60 cents. Begin 100 feet north from northwest corner
 Avenue H and Twenty fourth street, run
 north 2j feet west 100 feet south 25 feet
 east loo feet, block 743, taxes and cost
 S4 %, printers fee $1 50. East half of east half of southwest quarter,
 53lsx2OO feet, block TIA, taxes and costs
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-27
City Tax Sales.

By virtue of executions issued to me by the city clerk of Birmingham, Ala, whereby am commanded to make the amount of city taxes property therein named, will self at public outcry, to the highest bidder, for cash before the door of the city hall of Birmingham, Ala, on
 THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1895, between the legal hours of sale (10 a. m. and D. m.) the following described property, situated in the city of Birmingham, Ala, :, same being assessed to OWNER UNKNOWN -tOWit:
 Lot on east side of Twentieth street, begin 15O feet north corner Fourteenth avenue and Twentieth street, fronts 90 feet on Twen- tieth street, runs back 16o feet to F. D. Nabers' lot, block 765, taxes and cost $3 50, printer s fee Sl S0 Lot 50xl35 northwest corner block 795, taxes and cost $6 50, printers fee 6Oc. Lot 105x140 feet southwest corner block 7s6 , taxes and cost $14 O0, printers fee COG.
 GEORGE EUSTIS,
 City Tax Collector.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-27
City Tax Sales.

Eyvirtue of executions issued to me by the city clerk of Birmingham, Ala. whereby am commanded to make the amonnt of city taxes for the year 1889, with costs added on the property therein m med, I will sell at pubic outcry. to the highest bidder, for cash, before the door of the city hall of Birmingham, Ala, on
 THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1895, between the legal hours of sale (10 a.. m. and situated in the city of Birmin Rham, Ala. same being asses sed to OWNER UNKNOWN fo-wit ' One third interest in east half lot 14 block 60, taxes and cost $3 50, printers fee COG One third in terest in east half lot IT block Ct, taxes and cost S3 50, prl nter' s fee soc One-half interest in north half lot 19 to 22, block los, taxes and cost $51 50, prin- ter's fee 90c
 Subdivision c, lots 16 and IT block 113, taxes and cost S34 co, printers fee COG
 GEORGE EUST1S.
 City Tax Collector.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-27
Legal Notice.

State of Alabama, Jefferson County-Probate
 Court-12th day of April, 1895.
 Estate of Mamie W. P. Adger, deceased. THIS day came Andrew M. Adger ,administra- l tor of the estate of Mamie W. P. Adger, de- ceased, and filed his account, vouchers, evil dences and statement for a final settlement of his said administration.
 It Is ordered that the Eth day of May, 1895, be appointed day for making such set clement, at which time all parties in interest can appear and contest the same fl they think proper M. T. PORTER,
 4-13- 3t-sat Judge of Probate.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-27

LOU . DlOck ZSo, CTS fee 6Uc. Lot 4 block 29S, er's fee COG. Lot 5 block 29S, | er's fee COG. | Lot 6 block 29o, | er's fee COG. | Lot ' block 29S. | er's fee soc. | Lot 1 block 299, | er's fee COG. | Lot 2 block 299, | err s fee soc. l Lot 3 block 299, | err s fee COG. | Lot i block 299, 1 er' s fee COG. 1 Lot 5 block 299, | er' s fee COG. | Lot 8 block 299, CTS fee COG. | Lot g block 299, err fee soc. | Lot 10 block 299., | err 8 fee 60c. Lot 1 block BIS, 1 Iu err s fee COG. 1 Lot 2 block SIS, | err s fee COG.
 Lot 3 block SIS, | err s fee COG.
 LOU 4 DlOcK J IS, | er's fee COG. | Lot 5 block 319, | 1 err 8 fee soc. | Lot 6 block 319, | er's fee COG. | Lot ' block 319, er's fee COG. | West half lot 5 bl | printer s fee | Lot 2 block 42S, l err fee 60c. | Lot 1 block 434, | 7s er's fee COG. | Lot 2 block 434, | fee COG.
 | Lot 3 block 434, | er's fee soc. | Lot 4 block 434, | fee COG.
 | Lot 5 block 434, | fee COG.
 | Lot 6 block 434, | fee soc.
 | East half lot ' blI | printers S fee | East half lot IA, | $2 25, printer | Lot 15 block 43 | printers 8 fee l Lot 16 block 4 | printers fee
 | Lot IT block 1 I printers s lee | Lot IS block 43. | printers fee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-28
Secretary Walter Gresham Dead.

Press dispatches from Washing
ton give the particulars of the
death of Secretary of State,
Walter Q, Gresham, which event
occurred in that city yesterday.
Walter Quintin Gresham was a
soldier, Judge and a statesman,
eminent and distinguished in these
great field Of human endeavor, He
rose to the rank of Major General
of Volunteers during the the rebell-
ion, He was for fourteen years
United States District Judge for
Indiana and for eight years United
States Court for Illinois and held
three cabinet portfolios-Postmas-
ter General and Secretary of Treas
ury under Arthur and Secretary
of State under Cleveland.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-28
A Railroad Going Begging.

The Little Rock Gazette of this
morning give the following as to the
auction sale Of the Little Rock u
Memphis railroad
The sale Of the Little Rock and
Memphis railroad under the ham.
mer will not take place June II as
advertised by Special Master in
Chancery Chas, 9. Waters, The
sale has again been postponed and
il is announced now that October
II will be the time Of the sale,
Three times the sale has been post
poned and each time the same rea-
son has been assigned, |. c., to give
prospective bidders q chance to pre-
pare themselves for the bidding,
AS the day of sale approached and
the prospect for bidders was poor,
postponement was deemed the
best course to pursue. All the talk
about this and that syndicate be.
ing in the attitude of falling over
each other in Il frantic desire to ac.
quire the road Is not borne out by
developments, and Il really looks as
though nobody wants the Little
Rock and Memphis,
The only recent rumor with an
air of credit about II Is that the st,
Louis Southwestern Cotton Belt)
would like to get the line in order
to 90 into Memphis over It's own
property The Cotton Belt ls now
doing the biggest business in lts his
tory lts freight traffic being i'm.
mense and the interests controlling
II are said to look with favor on the
Little Rock and Memphis as a feed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-28

IT is A FACT.

That poverty is no crime.
That none Of us are perfect
That the rainfall follows the plow,
That a boys best friend is his
mother.
| That we are not proud if we are
rich
That a tree is judged by the fruit
it bears.
That a soft answer turneth away
wrath.
That law and gospel are both
good things.
That riches do not make man a
gentleman.
That you cannot see yourself as
others see you,
That genuine aristocrats are new
er "stuck up"
That there are more short graves
than long ones.
That prosperity is often harder to
bear than adversely,
That if you would raise good corn
you must plow deep
That God sends the rain on the
just as well as the unjust.
That a fool can often see things
that a smart man will overlook.
That You can lead a horse to wa
ter but you can't make him drink
That you cannot take dollar
with you when you leave tins world.
That some people know as little
about the golden rule as SWINE do.
That people who attend to their
own business have their hands full,
That when persimmons and pos
sums get ripe there be no sorrow in
the darkey's camp.
That less than one-third Of the
people in the world made every
thing that is eat and worn by all.
That if you wear the same face
all the week that you wear on Sun
day you will have but few enemies,
That there are homes in Arkansas
for thousands of Industrious people,
and that hearty welcome awaits
them,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-28
Winter s Schott.

not written and the written Ian
guage is not spoken.
Books are read backward, and
what we call foot notes are inserted
at the top of the page
The Chinese surname comes first
instead OF last.
The Chinese shake their own
hands instead of the hands of those
they greet.
The Chinese dress in white at fun
erals and in mourning at weddings,
while old women always serve as
bridesmaids,
They launch their vessel sideway
and mount the horse from the of
side
The Chinese begin dinner with
dessert and end with SOUP and fish,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-28
Geary Act Constitutional,

Washington May 27 The Su-
preme court of the United States
today affirmed the constitutionality
of the Geary Chinese exclusion act
in the case Of Lem Moon Sing, the
California Cinnamon who left this
country and was refused admission,
Justice Harlln, in the opinion, sad
that the statute entrusted to the
collector the power of passing upon
the facts in the case Lem Moon
Sing contended that he had acquir-
ed a domcile as a citizen Of the
United States before the passage
of the exclusion act. Justice Har-
lin said the remedy Of the appellant
was by appeal to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, If the act Of 1894
takes away from the alien appel.
liant any right given by previous
laws or treaties to re-enter the
country, the authority of Congress
to do that cannot be questioned, al
though 1t is the duty Of the courts
not to construe an act Of Congress
as modifying or annulllng a treaty
made with another nation unless its
words clearly point to such con
struction,
In conclusion Justice larlin sale
the court did not express any opin
ion upon the question whether Len
Moon Sing was entitled to re'entel
the United States,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-28
A Rare Opportunity,

In the city of Shreveport, La, on
account Of change Of business, hav'
ing grown old, gray and wealthy,
in the saloon and restaurant bust
ness, ! desire to sell the same. This
Is the first time this house has ever
been offered, and has not changed
hands for nineteen years. The
stock is small, furniture good, house
rent nominal, centrally located
None but responsible parties need
apply Call on raddress, CONNER
cial Restaurant, 20l Texas street,
Shreveport, la, 5.10-lmo.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-28

While in Stockton, Cal, some
time ago, Thos, i. Langan Of Los
Banos, that state was taken very
severely with cramps and diarrhma,
lie chanced to meet Mr.. @, M, Car
ter, who was similarly afflicted, He
says; 81 told him Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Rene
dy, and we went to the Holden
Drug Store and procured a bottle
Of it. 1t gave Mr., Carter prompt
relief and ] can vouch for its hav-
ing cured me, For sale by Smith
Drug Co.