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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-18
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than othcrsand enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is duo to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of apcrfect lax.
alive; cilcct,nlly cleansing the system,
dispcllng colds, headaches and fcvcrs
aud permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of tho medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance ;,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
urncturcd by the California Eig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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Hall a teaspoonful OF sugar scattered
over dying fire is better than kero.
senc and has no element OF danger.
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Westminster
Gazette this afternoon published long
interview with Mr.. Johu Burns, the
labor leader, in which he criticized the
United States, and says that "in spite
o! the abuses Of Iammany. anarchists
and milliona,re'. sound Americans are
only too grateful for our criticism"
Mr.. Burns says he will return to tho
United States next autumn, adding:
"For nowhere in the world is there
moro need OF the Englishman's helping
hand u
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SAVE pOcToR's BILLS

Y paying attention to properly regulating
Wn bowels thereby preventing thousand
sni ono arrangements Of tho system which
,'iIa% neglect Of this prccaution. Onco
va w.. Tor this purpose, DR.. Picrco's Pleasant
f'llns are nlwnys in favor. They're purely
tW,Seinne md far better, M liver pill, than
nian pills or calomcl. Their secondary effect
=, u n Keep tho bowels open and rcgular-7not
,, rTs MANY ANGUISH. Of Glen Edston, Mar
,mn' ~, ". Pd.. writcy; "TwO years agO I
Nat IllN and ntnn,nntaI tad In,
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The kidneys bcconc sore aud cease TO act prop.
crly. Relieve thclr distress aud set them In viz.
orouS motion with llostcI;cr's Stomach BIi,crs.
and all vii! be well. Otherwise, apprehend
Bright's disease. diabetes OF a,buminurIu. al
dangerous innladIcS. MalRrIn. dyspepsia, con
situation, biiousne" and nervousness ali yield
10 this bCnIguant and agreeable medicinal ascnl l.
which promotes appetite aud a gain IN vigoi
and flesh
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DOVER, DEL, Jan. 1.-Two ballots
were taken to-day by tho Delaware log
islature fsr United States senator, with
the same result: as yesterday. There
seems to be but little show OF breaking
the dcadl ock ut present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-18

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE duke OF Argyll,
who tainted on Tuesday night while
addressing meeting at Glasgow, has
announced his retirement from public
life, aud in SO doing has cancelled all
his engagements,
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my stomach. a ply
stefan pronounced my
ease 'Cntarrh OF tho
Stomach hut he could
not help Irr. I lived
u month without solid
food md when ] tried
TO cat ! would volnit.
At this time ] bcRnu
taking Doctor PIrrce'a
IicaBGnt Pellets, and In
two weeks | wins dccid-
eddy better. ] nm now
In good bcnlth, md
never felt better In my
HE. ! hRyO u bctrGr
cOlor, cat moro. md
cntlng-havlng Enincd
l Dcgal taking them. :.
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YESTERDAYS SESSION
or tho West Virginia. Legislature
Busy Ono.
BUSINESS DONE IN ERCH BRANCH.

rhrcs Bills Passed IN tho senato--lin.
portant Committee Rcports--Sow
Bills Introducrl-sIr Smith Intro.
ducns joint Resolution TO Invcstl.
gate the "speak Easy" systom OF
Selling LlIuor-lsoutino Proceed.
inGs,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28

banouet given by Lindsay Coleman OF the
Western Wheel works ut the himbali
hotel Theodore Il. Mersclles Will have
charge of the Eastern party, when VIII
be made up as follows; n
p. S. Collins of PENNSYLVANIA, Geo. u;
Gideon. chairman of the racing board
Of the League of American Wheelmen;
Isaac Potter, chief consul of the New
York State division of the League OF
American Wheclmen; w. :. Bull, secre-
tary-trcasurer of the New York State di-
vision League of American Wheeimen;
Robt Gentle, chief consul of New Jersey;
lanes Tattersal, sccretary-treasurer
New Jersey State division Leageu OF
American Wheelmen; Samuel 4. Boyle
president of the Associated Cycling clubs
of PENNSYLVANIA; J. J. Nannort. secreta,,
ry-treasurcr Pennsylvania division; Fred
Kerr. president Of the Associated Cycling
clubs of New Jersey; \. Edmund Hill
dick, president of the Metropolitan di-
vision of cycling clubs; Frank l.. Z Mar
tin. w. =. Tucker, A. X. Child, secretary
of the Cycling board Of trade; Abbott
Bassctt, secretary of the League of Amer
lean Whecmcn; and Sterling Elliott, chief
consul of Massachusetts,.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Grin is epidemic in Plainheld. Conn: In
many instances whole families are suffer
Ing. and the physicians are busy night
and day.
Several sections OF Vermont have been
recently attacked by the trolley fever.
and in two or three instances the Symp-
toms are quite encouraging
The most rapid growth in the exports Of
Jansn j. in floor mattinss. which now SO
Ia the United States and Europe in lots
OF 10000 hAles ST i time.
Rank note paper is made Of the best
Quality 81 linen rags. the linen being pJr-
chased in bolts and cut up by machinery
for the purpose Of making pulp.
About SiIaO00 worth Of oySteTS have
b.-an gathered since September IL. On the
natural beds Of StraIfO0i Snd Bridge
port. Conn. The business was never
better
In an old rat'S ncSt found in the chin
ney II au old house 81 liconier. Pa., last
week. were some papers bearing date
ITO s Mexican 6ollar Of ia. and s
Mexican Quarter Of H.
The Camden. Ne. cucumber mssnates
report that this years shipments anlount'
81 70 240o barrels. cr more thsn 100 mon
than LAST year. II takes $500 Of these
cpcuubsrs TO I'll hsroel
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
The bvcilists of Kansas Citv have or

The cyclists of Kansas City have or
ganized themselves into society to over
throw the tyranny of the watering-cart
man and urge the general improvement
of the city's streets.
Bert Goodwin of Carthage, Me-, shot a
white hedgehog last week, which is quite
a curiosity. The fur of this animal COW
ers the quilts, while on the dark species
the quilts are the longer.
The potatoe crop of the UniteQ States
this year is 2,00O,O 900 bushels, or about
100,000000 bushels more than the crop
of 1894. The onion harvest also. is the
largest ever known in this country.
Names mo Mans land" is situated in
the town of Parkhurst, strip of desert
where not even bug can thrive. No
body claims it, nobody wants it, and it is
the only place in the State that tramps
steer clear of.
found prehistoric cemetery of great
extent containing thousands of graves.
Some of the graves were opened and in
them were found pipes, cipher ordinances,
beads, pearls and other trinkets.
In building a Gardiner, Me-, wharf a
silver coin was excavated which the coin
collectors declare to be over 200 years
old In spite of its extreme age, the
piece of money was so bright that every
figure on it was easily descernible.
A bored well at the home of Robert
Martin, in East Sedalia, Mo-, has acted
most peculiarly since the recent earth
quake. AT times the water will rise to
the top, bubbling and foaming and max
ing a rumbling noise, and then sink again
TO its normal level or below
The building which Verdi is erecting in
Milan as home for aged musicians is to
cost 100000, and the composer will him
self defray all the expenses of it. But Il
series of charity performances will be
given in Italy this winter to establish an
endowment fund.
1t is Il very common occurrence this
fall for deer to swim across Penobscot
bay, from Northport to 1Sesboro, Me-, Il
distance of three miles, and many are
puzzled to account for the progress of the
animals in the water and just what in
clineS them to make this trip.
\ Washington man complains that the
copy of one of Charles Reade's novels
furnished along with newspaper he pur-
chased omits many of the best passages
of the book. as he found by comparison
with the authentic text. 1t was only
half the novel and apparently cut down
with an AK.
In Japan the nose is the only feature
which attracts attention. The nose de-
termines the beauty or ugliness of the
face. according as it is big or small. This
,pIOoaUly uue 10 the 1acl that differences
notes constitute about the only dis
| tinction between one japanese face and
mother. In Japan a lady who has .
huge proboscis is always a great beaut!
| md reigning belle.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
KIND WORDS FOR CUBA.
A Meeting of Prominent Men VIII lie
Held in New York Tuesday

Nov York, Nov. 2I.-An important
,nrrtin,. in the cause of Cuba will be held
I'm Gamer Institute Tuesday night unuGr
The nuspiccs of the Jose Martl cluu. 1t
is understood some strong RESOLUTIONS
viii hc adoptcd in connection win tne
Cubnn cause. and the prominence OF inns
mart will make the occasion slShlllsSI!,'I,t ~ y
Among the officers of the meeting VII pe
Ex-Governor Flower, cN-MlnlStSrS Jon,i
Rigclow and Patrick Egan, Col: hopIi w.
In,scrsol. Warner Miller, Austin Cor0ll'
Andrr,y Carnegie, General Horace Tor
for. General Daniel Buttcrheld, Murat
unlstcnd. Amos J. Cummings, ana many
udprs and cX-judgcs and representative
husinrss men and city Othcllls.
Eyprrssions of sympathy have been re-
,.,ivcd from many men of prominence
nv thr committee having the meeting III
charge. Among them are: o., -.
Andrew Carnegie look WIN laNoI
upon every effort TO free America" e''
from European control; ,,.;,,, of
patrick Egnn-Thc brave patriots Oh
cuba have my most cordlal S!"P"'"' III
their splendid struggle. ,u,,or
Thc Rev. w. s. Rainsiord-All h2hor
ia Cuba's brave sons. All lovers OF l, NJ
Iom must bid them God speed W.
watch their struggles. We pray lot thrlt
success and deeply mourn for their o'"Ne
who fall. A., nm
The Rev. Joseph Sivcrman-,AS nh
American | am in hearty sympathy WIN
The movement. would rather see Cnpn
free than annexed to any power, even
America. May the meeting b" success
and advance the cause. .,.,,,,,,-
John Oakley have always Syhpn-
thizrd with the oppressed IN any CHM ii,'h
and my hearts desire IL that l ma! Nv.
a. 500 Cuba free and participate III
,occtinr 10 celebrate the event. -,
Gnrrnl Martin n. McMahon-lhe
,.,nsr Of Cuba and her people is the cause
Of humanity, and | sincerely, hope tha ina,
promnt and proper action viii be- taken
Inv the government Of the United states
~ snrurr 10 the struggling patriots oil
that island what they have assureHiy
right 10 claim from this great repuhh'
iusticr and recognition
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
NIARAGUAN NEWS.

MauaGua Nicaragua, Nov. 9.-N DIRK
on the railroad from Rama to Lake NC
aragua was begun i'll August last by
General Reyes. who declares that he
will now soon complete contract with
A company in the United States TO COM
plete the road. which he declares VIII
not cost much. although competent civil
engineers have twice made preliminary
surveys from Rama to Lake Nlcaragua
and reported the cost more than S-u'uVo
in gold per mile.
Considerable political disturbance has
inst developed among high officials of
the government of Nicaragua. Inc I'M
mediate cause is n decree issued October
10 by President Zelaya granting the I'M
portation of sugar free Of duty for the
ensuing two months. Many persons
believed large profits were 10 be gained
hv importing sugars from California.
4 brother of the present minister Of
the treasury in September ordered sew
eral tons Of white sugar from San Fran
cisco. His brother, about that date,
went 10 Eastern Nicaragua. Soon after
he left the capital the president issued
the decree. The sugar ordered from
San Francisco arrived IT Ccrlnto and
came into the country free OF duty
Then f. Pueblo. daily. owned by Jose
n. Gomez. charged that Minister cane,
los knew before he left the capital ana
when his brother. Juan Ca!leJoS' eruGr;
Cd the sugar that the president would
issue such a decree and at once gave that
information 10 his brother. The spe'
cial importation of sugar was few
5svs after the attack in the newspapers
sold in the name of the government OF
NicaraCus. thus adding other complica
-;nDS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
NEW YORK STRIKE.
The HouScSmithS and Bridscmrn Show
no Signs Of Weakening.

New York. Nov. 24,-rhc meeting of
the United Houscsmith's and Bridge
mems union ut Clearcndon hall today
WAS A large one. The session was pro-
lonced for four hours and the situation
thoroughly discussed. The men are de-
termined TO stick together and there are
no signs Of weakening. They feel strong
in their position and are encouraged by
the pledges Of financial support from
SympathizinE unions. kilograms were
read at the meeting today received from
Chicago. Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit,
ST. Louis and in fact from every city IN
the country where there is houSesmlth
and hridgeman'S union. Other branches
of labor have forwarded resolutions OF
Sympathy, endorsing the stand taken by
the strikers and advising firmness and no
Jeparturn from their position. Addresses
AT the meeting were made by Daniel Har-
ris. treasurer of Central Labor union;
George n. Lloyd Of the tin and sheet iron
workers and Charles w. Hoadley ot
Electrical Union No. 5.
Delegates Farley Of the Hcxagon Labor
club also spoke.
President I.arey said the union was in
no Immediate need Of financial assistance
and he had 81 declared to all who had
proferti aid
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
QUARANTINE MATTERS.

MesSrs Kleberg and Tullis of the Tex
as live stock sanitary commission are III
the city consulting with Governor Culber-
son about letter recently recently re-
ccived from Secretary Morton. In this
letter he informs the commission that I'M
less they adopt the United States quar-
antine regulations for Texas that the
United States government will Quaran-
tine the entire State. The only objection
the Texas commission has to these regu-
lations is that they extend from Febru-
airy l to December l of each year. and
they think that the quarantine is not nee
cSSary after November l and will ask for
this change rs to date. In all other in
stances. however, the regulations are sat
iSfactOry.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
.DoN'TS" FOR THE NEW WOMAN
Several Bits of Wholesome Advice That
She Should Heed.

Don't chew cloves, says the New York
World.
Don't bet on horses.
Don't stay out late.
Don't be effeminate
Don't tease the baby.
Don't kiss the butler
Don't sit cross-legged.
Don't mix your drinks.
Don't insult young men.
Don't beat your husband.
Don't dress like Il woman.
Don't deridc the weaker sex.
Don't laugh Mt your husband because
he can never find his pocket.
Don't expect him to surrender all the
friends of his courtship days.
Don't speak to young men on the street,
they might be respectable.
Don't grow impatient when your hus-
band gives YOU 4 curtain lecture.
Don't be forever harping on the length
of your husbands millinery bill.
Don't try to deceive your husband with
that old story about 1.-The lodge"
Don't get into quarrels in public places
when in the company of gentlemen.
Don't expect him to buy $50 worth OF
household supplies on an IS allowance.
Don't be swindled out of your change at
church fair by charming young man.
Don't tell the gentleman with you that
every ballet-boy on the stage is an old
chrome.
Don't bc above dropping into the butch
or shop to order the meat on your way
down town.
Don't permit your husband to ride Il
diamond-frame bicycle. That is wom-
ans privilege.
Don't make the acquaintance of tiashily
dressed men. They often prove to be ad-
yenturerS.
Don't fail to treat courteously the gen
tleman who chaperons your young man
ut the theatrc.-Chicago News.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
HARRISON ANp HIS ROOM.
IN president Visits New NcrN sand NvG-
fcrS With Leaders.

fcrS With Leaders.
N,yy York. Nov. 2+.--TNvo Republican
rrcsidcntial looms were operating IN and
sr,npa the Fifth Avenue hotel today.
Ex. President BENJAMIN Harrison was n
por,,d 10 he working his own boom
quietly, although neither lie nor MS
friends would say SO Tor publication
Josrph II. Marlcy II Maine, who Is chair
man Of the executive committee 81 the
Ernublicau National COMMITTEES, was
pushipc the bOOm of Thomas Il. ke'd.
In his task he has the support o; Thomas
I, platt. unless all runloTS ato3t are IN
founded. Ii Is said that Mt. M9nle!
favors Whitciaw Reid for second place
ON the ticket. This would make the team
Reed and Reid
General Harrison went IL church in
the forenoon and met several old aC-
,CaintancCS in his suite in The Flitn
AVrn,,c hotel in the afternoon. Mr.. ana
Mis-. BAKER. formerly az Indiana, MvFS
hiS s,,r>tS Al dinner in the evening. An
,,r,,S Carnegie and Dock CommlSSloneT
E1ward {. O'RriSn had : long conieT-
Cnl,, with General Harrison. Neither
would talk for publication, but IN SPEAK,
ing with 4 personal friend atteTWaFNl
Mr.. Carnegie said: General HARRISON
puhliyanS can nominate for the pTcSl-
iracy. He has been tried and has allied
the hill Splcndidly.
Thomas II. Carter 81 Montana. chair
man Of the Republican Natlonal commit
r,,,. Was 81 the Imperial hotel today
Mr. Garter is known 70 h quite friendly
IN General Harrison, hut he would mol
summit himself openly. Chairman Gar
Tor Slid he was opposed 10 any coalition
NTH the PopuliSts in rcorsanIzins tht
>rnstc. He docs not think an Slhanc
ls,tvcSen PonaliStS Snd Democrats Il
i could h ctfccted. would hurt the he
Among the distinguished Harrison
,s,orlcrS who were in the city tocAy W,
tSrncral John {. New II lndlana, k,'1
,i,l3 proctor 81 Vermont Senator sc
nbrn II. Elkius vi West Virginia aht
National Committeeman RichSrd (. hes,
ms ~ Missouri. Senator hlSinS : 50
- ~ a strone candidate for Second p-~0'
On the Harrison ticket H.
,~hiesco is favored by most 81 the it .s
,sSon pseople as the convention Clt!
,sh;l,D the Reed champions are stro1s
,c- San Francisco. There is movement
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
WILL CELEBRATE TO-DAY.
GolhamiteS AT Atlanta Will Give tbs
Natives Touch of High Life.

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. IA wild rumo-
obtained general circulation and some
Creience ON the streets today that the
New York delegation 10 Atlanta had
bought ont the exposition for tomorrow
and would throw the gates wide open
to the public The story was 4 CaraUi.
Of course. but il served 10 show the i'm
preSSion the New Workers have made on
the Southern metropolis by their array
Of distinguished men. their special trains
and the reception they are preQ9rl 10
give 10 the people Of Atlanta Monday
evening.
Though the visitors have spent today
quietly for the most part. nesting from
the fatigue and preparing for the celebra-
ton of New York day tomorrow, the
day has not hScn without its events.
This morning Mayor Strong. Hon. Seth
Low and other prominent members Of
the party. escorted by Squadron y. st
tended services 81 the cathedral % st
Phillips, where the Il. Rev. kenoch Mel
son. bishop Of Georgia. dictated. Thi:
afternoon the New Workers we've tender
al s Inception by Mrs. Joseph Thomp
son. president Of the hand Of wome-
MANAGERS Of the exposition. Every in
coming train brings acccSSionS 10 III,
Empire Stste contingent. and the bright
rcd ribbon sni oXydized silver badge
worn by the men from Manhattan iSlADj
have been the most familiar objects abou
the hotels sDi public resorts al day
Ii Is prObablS that by tomorrow. whcI
public exe0ciScS in celebration Of New
Io7k iSy Sre - be held II the exposition
auditorium. fully 1900 New Yorker
viii h IN Atlanta
WHEELMEN WILL ATTEND.
New York. Nov. 2i--On next Tuesia!
s large party II well known wheelnleu
oapNeSeat;rE the principal organization
81 the Eastern States. viii leave Ihi
city On a special train for AJlanta- Sat
p0iay Is 70 l. s gala dAy for wheelmea s
the Southern exposition. During the dS,
Z there viii h racing Of bicycle riders frou
81 over the country, sud in the evening
( the hscyciiStS are 20 Be- entertained ST
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
WE'LL "IIrELED" WITH HEALERs
Another Miracle Worker Bobs up Ill UP
position to the Doctors.

New York. Nov. 24.-P. Is. Mason OF OF
WoodclilT. \. j., claims to be possesseu
of "hcaiing power" similar to the famous
Schlattcr, who has created such sen
sation in Colorado. ,,.o,,,o ro,i-
Mason is the leader of strange ren-
,i"ns sect in the vicinity of his home
Known ms the Angel Dancers. or the
"Churchmcn of the Living God. -,
lie is preparing TO more strongly us,
scrt himself rs n healer without LOSING
his nlnrc as the head and center OF MS
little band of dcvOut followers.
II nm willing to heal those who come
ia me- in faith" said he. land do so
without money and without price; l oniE
trust in the Lord. know Schlattcr 5
front mower | have healed since the
beginning of my ministry and know what
il is Faith is the only thing necessary,
/ have helped women who nave been
afflicted for years. have helped man!
who nrr here in this house. ! say pray;
PRAYER will make you well; SIN ana nau
health come from wrong living. | say
DO ms | have done; cast ont sin. Get on
YOUR knees and pray to God. lie does III
filings. can do nothing. | am only an
instrument in the hands of the Lord
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28
ONO SlLVERITES' PLAN.

NvvcMnd, Nov. T4,-Ihc slIVtr UcIHV
Gratis OF Ohio propose going into the presi-
dental campaign next year.
Iudse f. i. Blandin Of this city, who
stands close TO Allan W. Thurman OF
Columbus, said today that plans were
being formed for the nomination OF
silver candidate for the prcSidency' \
,~nnfrr,,n,N, Of silver men will Ne held i'll
January. either NJ Chicago or Washing
ton. 10 arrange for n convention 10 be held
in April next. II is proposed 10 nominate
Sihlcy Of Pennsylvania for president and
some Western man for vice president.
with these candidates" said Judge
Rlandin, I'VE will 50 10 the Democratic
National convention and ask for their en-
dorScmcnt. II the Democrats refuse 70
endorse the ticket we name we shall MAKE
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-11-28

c. o. Yates, the druggist. will tell you
that no one is better qualified 20 judge
er, because he bases his opinion on the
experience of all who use it. Fer this
reason he wishes us to publish The re.
marks of other dealers about al article
which he handles. Messrs. G. L. Moore
& Co, Newberg, Ore, say: I'VE sell
more of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
than all others put together. and It al
ways gives good satisfaction" Mr. !. L.
Allen, Fox, Ore, says: II believ Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to be the best
l have handled" Mr.. w. II. H cbeock
Columbus, Wash, says: "Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy sells well and is highly
praised by all who use it"