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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-12
STEWARr US RIGHr.

Tribune: Eastern papers are making
lots Of fun Of Senator Stewart because
he said that the demonstration Of silver
had had the effect Of giving To few SO
much money and taking from the many
90 much money that the number Of
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-12

Croupy suiiocation-. night coughs and
all the common affections Of the throat
and lungs quickly removed by DR.. j. H..
Mclean Tar Wine Lung BALM.
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MAY SAVE YOU TROUBLE.

s~oasDnablo Knowledge for This Time OF
Blazing skies aud waited Dodlas.
Aoabbasoleafia your hatsR time. honorcd
precauuon agOlasI spustroso, AllttIo scaiona
bio knowledge IN the brain that tho hat pro-
tscH Will servo the same good purpose. Never
isoxeeS Of labor, eating iretting or drinking
more severely punished than In hot weather,
Never arc good sense aud self restraint more
promptly rewarded.
The system demands relatively large qualities
Of fluids, aud the problem Of summer drinks 10
important Ice water Is generally condemned
by tho doctors, who say there Is nothing quite
so refreshing as pulY'S Puro Malt WhlskeY,
taken with cool water not iced. The eject OF
this whlskoY d 10 tone the stomach and bowels,
which suffer IN slmmeras the lungs and throat
do in the winter months Tho organs Of dIges'
ton should never no chilled no matter how
warm the surface OF the bod may bo,
DulTy's Puro Malt Whisky stimulates them,
SO that food Is quickly dIgcstod and you don't
feel that dreadful weight In tho stomach which
follows the imprudent use Of ico'oold drinks,
TO endure the manifold discomtorts Of a heated
term sound elastic nerves arc necessary, The
folk with shaky nerves weaken aud wither Us
the mercury craWs upward IN tho tube, DufS's
Puru Malt WhSkey to rest and peace for the
nerpeS Asith trOO from insel oil. II does not
stiug and burn when swallowed.
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This remedy is becoming 30 vel.
known and so popular rs 10 need ne
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittcrs stag tho same song Of
praise. A puror medicine does not exist,
and ii Is guaranteed to do all TINT Is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases Of tho Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimplcs, Boils. Salt Rheim and
other affections caused by Impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent Us well rs cure all Malarial 70.
vers. For cure OF Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price % cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.. Drug Store. 8
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INsURGENp DEFEAT.
spAulIh Infantry in "a Fight with the
Cuban Rebels.

spaulIh Infantry Ia u Fight with the
Cuban Rebels.
HAVANA, July l.-Maior Chabran,
commanding a detachment OF 200 In.
iantry. has mot and defeated the inSur-
gent bands, numbering about 800 men,
commanded by Castillo aud Zayas. Tho
fight took place ut Mount San Felipe,
nea Arroyo Blanco, province OF Puerto
Principe. The government troops cap
iured three positions occupied by the
enemy, divided the bands and put them
to flight,
The fugillvss sought refuge in Mounts
Peperril0s and Sau RomRnes, leaving
five dead on tho leld aud carrying away
the wounded. The troops captured
forty.nine saddle horses, five carbines,
q quantity of ammunition, q number Of
TevolYers aud u silk banner. On the
side OF the troops only one man, q cor.
poral, was wounded.
The spanish cruiser MRgallRues, on
the lookout for INSTRUMENTATION,
noticed that the insurgents had occu.
pied the village Of Marabi, between
BaracoA and Duabo, At the eastern end
OF the province Of Santiago dc Cuba.
The Magallanes opened ire upon the
village with tho ships guns and landed
q detachment OF marines. The insur-
gents were eventually compelled to re-
tire from Marabi, where the MagallaneI
loft u number OF marines in garrison.
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W. II. NrisoS, who Ia In tho drug
business at Kingsyillc, Mo-, has so much
confidence In ChnmbNtlnln's Collie,
Cholera and Dlnrfhmi Remedy that hc
warrants oyOfy bottle and offers TO 10.
fund tho money TO any customer who IL
not satisfied after using 1t, Mr. Nelson
lnkog no risk In doing this because tho
Remedy IL n certain euro Tor tho dis.
eases Tor which II Ia Intended aud ho
knows H. II Ia Tor snlo ht Charles r.
Goolzo, VIII W. Irwin, John Klarl,
William y, Williams, Q, MunkcmellOr,
William II. naguo, II. G. Stewart, A, y,
gchcolc. j. Coleman, y. srltnopi, VIII.
INN MOnkOmollOt Wheeling, ", VA;
Bowie & Co bridegroom B r. Peabody
Il Son, BOnwNnd.
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LAST June Dick Crawford brought his
twelyO.months.old child, suffering from
~iniantlo diRrrh9a, to mt. II had been
weaned at four months old aud had al.
ways been Sickly. | gave 1t the usual
treatment in such cases but without
benefit. Tho child kept growing thinner
until II weighed but little moro than
when born, or perhaps ten pounds. /
then started the father to giving Cham.
borlAin'a Collie, Cholera and DiarrhmA
Remedy. Before one bottle Of tho 20.
cent sizO had been used q marked i'm.
provemon; was seer and Its continued
use cured the child. Its weakness aud
puny constitution disappeared and iis
fathOr aud myself believe the child's
lilo was saved By this Remedy. J. I,
MARLow, NJ. D., TamRroa, III.
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KNOWLEDGR

Brings comfort and improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
tho nccds Of physical being, will nttcst
tho yaluo 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
lts excellence II due 10 ib presenting
IN tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 tho tasto, tho refreshing md truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax
alive; cnectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches md icycrs
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction to millions aud
mot with the approval Of tho medical
profession, because IL nets on the Kid.
neyS Liver and Bowels without weak
cnlng thcm md II Il perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrupo Of Flw IL for sale Ivy MI drug.
pisis In Doc and 81 bottles, but " Ia man.
uinclurcd by the California Fig syrup
Co. only whose name IN printed on oyoty
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig
and being we'll Informed you will not
accept any substitute " offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-02
Serious Wreck.

PrrsBURdu, July 1.-The Cumbor.
land accommodation on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad ran into an open switch
at Laughlin station near here about
midnig.:. aud coliided with n switch
engine. The crew Of tho shiitor all
jumped, except Harvey Louthcr. q
brakeman, who was instantly killed.
Fireman McBOth, OF the accommoda.
ton also jumped aud was seriously in
jured. A number Of passengers were
bruised and cut bv broken glass.
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LONDON. July LA dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Sofia says that
the situation Is serious, almost amount
ing to a state OF war between Bulgaria
and Turkey. News has beer received
at the Bulgarian capital thattWo BINDS,
composed OF ss%vsnty-dve aud ono
hundred men respectively. have crosied
Bulgarian frontier Into Turkish terri.
tory, where they captured two Turkish
officers, who were taken across the
frontier to Dubnitza, Bulgaria. twenty
two miles south Of Sofia. One man was
wounded.
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that official a long pin which ho had
aud Saldi ~ could have cheated You,
Mr., Warden, but thought would
not"
The official ilguroI OF tho execution
are as follows: Brought In death cham
Der at ll:20; current turned on vi ll;2li
current turned Oh at ll;9l{i current
turned on again at ll:22fi current
turned off finally At ll;292; pronounced
dead at lli2j,
II AUTOPSY,
There was a great deal Of interest in
the autopsy because Of BuchanRn'l de-
tendera' assertions that his brain was
affected, All the physlcIans wore pres.
ent. II was found that BuchRlan'a
brain weighed but Sl3 ounces, or about
IA to 10 ounces lighter than the average
brain. In gray matter and depth OF
celia 1t was up to the average
MTa. Buchanan had not arranged to
take the body up to 2 o'clock, and II may
be buried In quick-lime, although Gov
ernor Morton told Mrs, Buchanan that
10 NuAAh pay tuE hHu bulAAl' NAl'
Buchanan Ia resting under sedatiYes nd.
ministerial by tho prison physician.
A dispatch from Poughkespsle says
that when Mrs. Buchanan called on
Governor Morton early this morning
the governor was overcome by the
womAn's pleading, aud tearS stood In
his eyes as he lifted her to her feet and
told her he could not grant her request.
''The highest courts have confirmed
your husbands conviction, and have
no right to interfere, II was my sym.
patty for you that led me to give him q
reprleve, said the governor.
The governor asked Mira. Buchanan
many questions about herself, 0x-
pressed sympathy for her, and told her
that II sha ever needed assistance to call
upon him and he would gladly help her.
After drinking q cup Of coffee which
the governor handed her, Mrs, Buch.
anRn left Ellerslie and took the s
o'clock train Tor Sing sing.
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s.Horne Co.,
Penn LTO. aud Filth st., Plttsbarg.
JULY BARGAINS

noWpreVail all over the store,
Stocks must be reduced to
the lowest possible basis for
the semi-annual stock taking
on August lst, Prices are
cut right and left to clear out
everything,
Dress Goods,
Silks,
Ladies' Suits.
Ladies' Waists,
Mems and BOYS Clothing,
Children's Wear,
Glass and China,
Furniture.
as we'll as all other stocks,
come under the price'pruning
knife during July.
It's the best month in the
wear forthe economical buyer
tovlsitthe store. Or ifyou're
too far away to come, write
for facts and prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-02
CAIsNEGiEs DENY
That They Are Using the Aluminium Pro.
cess In Manufacture OF Steel.

That They are Using tho aluminium fFo'
cess Ia Manutnoturs OF Steel.
PlrrsBuRdu, July Tho Carnegie
Steel Company, limited, filed an answer
in tho United States dictrirs court to-
day to the bill Of complaint filed by the
United States MATHS Company, which is
a suit to restrain the Carnegie company
from using the aluminium process in the
manufacture oiiron and steel. Tho an
sWer is q denial that the company ia
using the process described, that the
letters patent on the improvement are
invalid and Il valid the process is with.
out value. The RnsWer claims that tho
Carnegie company is pot now aud never
has been engaged in the manufacture Of
castings Of iron and steel by the process
or in the manner described In the bill
Of complaint
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-02
ARcnpIsnoP KAIN,s nE1IEF.
His Predecessor Receives the News of Ills
TFnuafsr with n PTnnoF Spirit,

His Predecessor Receives tbs News of His
Trnusfsr with a Proper Spirit
ST. LOUIS, July lit became known
to-day that Archbishop Kahn has notI-
fed Archbishop Kenrlck that ho is to
be succeeded by tho former and that he
had been translated to another diocese,
Archbishop Kahn read the papal bull
to the aged prolate last Wednesday
morning. The news seemed to cause
Archbishop Kenriek no surprise, and
when the reading was concluded he
said: "rhis Is a very proper step. l
shall place no obstacle in your way, but
shall, without DELAY, make out deeds
tranierring to you the church property
which / now hold"
This IL a great relief to Archbi shop
Kahn, who was doubtful how the aged
predecessor would receive the news.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-02

For n quarter OF n century DR.. Eing'a
Now Discovery has been tested, aud tho
millions who have received benefit from
its uso teltiiy to lA wonderful curative
powers In ali diseases q Throat, Ghost
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
tho toat 40 long and that has given 90
universal satisfaction Is nc experiment
Each bottle IL positively guaranteed TO
giyo rolioi, or the money will be round.
cd. II Ia admitted TO DO the most rolf.
Rblo for Coughs and Colds, Trial bottles
FREQ at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store,
LatgoslgO Doc and 81. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-02

keyscr VIII Celebrate In Great StEle'
SPECIAL Dhpstsh 10 ne intelligence.
KEYsrR, W. Va, July l.-KeySer peo-
pie are making great preparations for a
mammoth celebration Of the Fourth.
The intention Is to mako 1t an over.
whelming IuccosL. Every business man
OF the city Is taking a hand. Tho OBJ
iect Is 10 add a trades display TO the pro.
cossion. Special trains will bo run and
low rate iaros have been secured. Hon.
6. W. Atkinson, OF Wheeling, 10 10 be
tho orator Of tho day.
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LowMAS, W. Va. June 8, lsO6.-Mrs.
F. q. Mulhollan, Of this place, writes as
follows to G. l. Hood & Co., Of Lowell.
Mass; l have taken three bottles OF
Hoods sarsaparilla. / was completely
run down when I began taking It, but
now / feel like a new person.
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WAsmSoroS. D. c., July L.-Up to
the hour Of DR.. Buchauau'a OlOctrOcu.
ton to-day NO appeal had been fIIed in
the United States supreme court, Tho
officials Of the court had expected 1t in
view Of the presence in the city Of
Arthur W. Butte, attorney for tho con.
demned man, but Mr. Butts did not
present himself at tho court during the
morning, nor did no consult any OF the
justices Individually, so far as It has
been learned. Tho court officials are Of
the opinion that the eIeclrocution set.
ties all legal complications, and that
there can be no further action in the
form Of collecting damages from tho
state Of New York, as has been Sug.
geSted.
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Hood,s PlIl. curo Indlsosllon.


July 8 to 18th inclusive, the Bali.
more & Ohio Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets, Wheeling to Mt Lake
Park and return, at rate Of s. so, good
returning until July II inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-02
BUGHANAN'S END.
Tho Famous Murderer Pays the
Penalty at Last
his ElFE'S REl UNlYAILING

Though GovOroor Morton Treated
HOr With Great oonsldoFation-on
Three Previous Occasions no Had
Boon Spared on tho Eve ot tho Day
SGT for EEoCutIoO-story of His
crImo-ono of tho Most Noted Cases
in Criminal Annals,
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PITTSBURGH
SUMMER RESORTS.

THE ALBEMARLE - VIRGINIA
i AVENUE. near Reach. Atlantic City, NJ.
ELEGANT and modern Central location The
terms arc reasonable Illustrated booklet mailed
upon application. CHARLES COPE
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SPLENDID PROGRAMME, 22HE2I' N T fave 56 Ct FFEE BEST

Manning hours devoted to tho Ladies' Work. A mil aud Interesting ppghmme. hameESP
cr'Tav Monlaf 18TH " e. 4 u Day, Thursday, lMh. FAkhLls pNn. sRWlV ,MW,NnEn
nav W,pIEw I'D Tho famous silver Lake QunrctC every day. Excursion m@o OF sS
S% Tr%;mimr nrtopls aud uanN Of more than twenty other speakers
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buchanan won't to bod at 2 o'clock
this morning, but did not tako oil his
clothes, aud rs,tod very unOalily. lio
was given n now suit Of clothes, and his
cell was entirely rO6tlol last night, aud
olI those growsomo details evidently
added 10 his nervousness, which DO.
camo moro apparent ~ tho moments
lcL Whom Warden Shgo returned to
Mia Office aitor hlH carly visit to tho
death house, no found q telegram from
Mrs Buchanan. II reads
40 WdtdH ldo'i
AN p]lendings vain, Governor eau.
not possibly inteticro
"ASSfE BUCHANAN"
During tho execution Mira buchanan
was In tho wardsn'R house, having come
there aitor tho witnesses WOr0 summon
od to tho death chamber. ShO was ex'
ltemply nervous and whom told oi tho
death Of hor husband, broke down aud
went bitterly. ShO was taken caro- OF
BY Mrs. Sage.
Mrs Buchanan II Ia destitute clrcnm.
stances. her expenses 10 Rlin1 Clill
having boon dcifaycd by Wardad Sage
There IL story current thiialtornoon
that whom Dr. Bnchnran WAS yiaitod
by tho WARDEN this morning ho handed
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Jos .Horne& Co.,
PITTsBURG, PA.
s%TArloMERx. aooksEre.
DEDUCTION IN
HAMMOCKS.

In order to reduce the large stock
Of Hammoelis we have on hand we
have made q reduction Of from 10
to % per cent, This Is the best
bargain In Hammocks you will find
in the city.
CARLH Bros.
1905 Market Street
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03
HE SAD DEATH OF JOHN VAIN, JR.

John, Letter known as Johnnie Vain
 only child of Mr and Mrs John Vain oi
 the Glen, on Saturday afternoon last in
 attempting to board moving train near Towantic station on the New York and New England railroad feli between the cars and was fatally injured. He died at an early hour the following morning at his home where he was brought.
 From the best reports it is thought one pair of trucks passed over his limbs, but it appeared he was internally injured also. Amputation was not performed d as iJ was seen he could not hope to rally. He was conscious to the last. The fu- neral occurred, Tuesday afternoon from his late home to the St Rose cemetery where intermeut was made and it was attended by many of his friends and shopmates. Early in the day mass was celebrated at St Roses for the repose of his soul, as during his last moments the dying man had expressed wish to die in the Catholic faith. He was 24 years old. The floral offerings were profuse and elegant. They consisted of pillow with the words :'Johnnie" from his parents, standing cross with the words. Our Comrade' from the baseball club, of which the deceased was member, a gates ajar with the words, "Our Shop mate," from his shopmates and wreath of roses from Mir and Mrs c. W. Sloane, superintendent of the factory. The pail bearers all members of the Glen baseball club were: Arthur J. Gallagher, Martin Crotty, John F. Far rell, Harry Kane, John Kelley, and Michael F. O'Connell. The flower bearers were John F. Kilbride, M. F. Collins and Thomas Kane.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03
MISS BLAKE-MR MURPHY.

A very pretty wedding occurred at St Roses, Tuesday, at which Miss Mary J , second oldest daughter of the late John Blake of Walnut Tree Hill, was united in marriage to Daniel Murphy of Dan- bury, Father Fox officiating. The bride was tastefully attired in a gown of golden brown cloth trimped with white brocaded passementerie. She were a bouquet of white carnations and carried white prayerbook. The bridesmaid Miss Nellie McCarty, was also attired In brown, with light trimmings and wore 8 bouquet of pinks carnations. Matthew RatchfOrd of Brookfield acted as best man. After the ceremony they returned to the home of the brides mother where a large number of invited guests had as- sembled and a bountiful repast was en- joyed. The afternoon and evening was pleasantly spent with songs and dancing, music being furnished by parties from Danbury. After short wedding trip they will make their home in Danbury, where the groom is employed.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03
VALUED ENDORSEMENT.

Schaghticoke, N. Y.-It is ignorance
 rather than anything else that makes life miserable, but ignorance of the
 value of pr David Kennedy's Favorite | Remedy does not exist in Shaghticoke
 to-day, as blood medicine and nerve
 tonic it stands supreme. One of the
 principal reasons for it's popularity
 comes from the great benefit our fellow | townsman, Andrew Sipperley, derived l from it's use. Mir Sipperley has suffered | for years past with a chronic kidney trouble, frequent bilious attacks, and at intervals with violent neuralgia in the head and face. Up ito last fall he rarely knew well day. A that time his wife, who had learned of the good Dr. Ken nedy's Favorite Remedy has accomplish ed, determined to have him use it. In writing about his sickness, MT Slipper ley said:
 "For severel years was subject to at- tacks of kidney trouble and gravel which was attended with most excrucia- ting pain, but since I began the use of Dr David Kennedv's Favorite Remedy I have had no serious trouble, and my general health is greatly improved. I know of great many people about here who have used Favorite Remedy, and in every instance benefit has followed. One of the officers of the Albany, N. r., hospital recently said, in speaking of Favorite Remedy: "I know of it's great medical value, and to my knowledge it cures the diseases for which it is pre- pared.''
 The great value of Dr David Kenne- dy's Favorite Remedy lies in the fact that it dissolves the excess of uric acid in the blood. Such ailments as rheuma- rism, neuralgia, nervousness, and the sickness peculiar to women all come fr la, T dissolves the acid, thus curing the dis ease. In cases ofScrofula, diabetes and Bright's disease,it has cured where other treatments have failed.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03
HOW ABOUT THAT DOG ?

At the close of May the number of dogs registered at the town clerks office was but 250. This number is more than 100 less than last year and 175 less than three years ago, the number of dogs reg istered gradually decreasing for num- Der of years. The opinion prevails that there is just as many dogs in town as ev- CT and that large number of people neglect to register their dogs. The au- thorities propose this year to have care ful census made of all dogs in town by school districts, and those who have not registered their dogs will surely be pros ecuted. The names of those who have registered their dogs will this year be published in THE BEE by school districts.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03

FIELD GhANGEs
 There was large attendance at tht meeting of Pohtatuck Grange, Tuesday night, the usual number being increased by company of BrooBfield Grangers They assumed charge of lecturers hour, and presented a program of rare excellence. The program rendered was as follows:
 Reading, "Easter at Mt Pisgah," Mrs Weld Vocal solo. Miss Matte Griffin.
 Paper, "Our soils," Rev k. l.. Whitcome.
 Song, sheriff Elect s. k, HawleC.
 Reading, "Why the tree agent was sad. , Paper. 'The advance of spring." Edson N Reading, "Marital "reminiscences" II. W Andrews.
 Recitation, "The woman question:" Miss Julia Hawley.
 Song, "Quaker courtship," Miss Kellogg and Mrs Beers.
 Good night song.
 The following were the Brookfield Rev and Mrs Whitcome, John and Miss Lettie SagendoTf, Eugene Lake, Miss Mattie Griffin, Mir and Mrs F. H. Beers, Miss Florence Kellogg, Arthur Man fl Id, Charles Camp, Fl. l.. FooCe, Mir and Mrs c. D. fl. Kellogg, MT and Mrs k N. Hawley, Mrs Edmund Weld, Miss Julia Hawley, $. k. Hawley and J. Howard Peck. Following the literary program refreshments were served by Pohtatuck Grange. Worthy Ma>ter Glover then called for speeches, and brief addresses of welcome were made by z. $. Peck, Rev O. O. Wright and A. P. Smith, which were responded to by Rev k. l.. Whit come for Brookfield Grange.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03
GREATLY SURPRISED,

II had very severe cold on my lungs that caused much soreness and gave me considerable uneasiness in regard to the result" says Mrs T. E. Smith, of Billeri- ca, Mass. "A local druggist called my attention to Chamberlain's Cough reme- dy and on his recommendation I gave the remedy careful trial. The result surprised me ;I recovered entirely in three days" 9 and 50 cent bottles for sale by E. F. Hawley, Newtown, and Samuel c. Bull, Sandy Hook.