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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29
JASPER INDIANA FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1895.

Of manufacturing. that we will soon
rank among the first Of manufacturing
states.
.One hundred years ago the Indian
tribes almost relgned supreme IN the
forests and OH the pralries OF Indiana
Within the recollection OF those VINO
have lived only 30 years in the state has
ALI this wonderful Improvement been
virtually made. When my father, the
late Hon. Hugh McCulloch. came into
the state in 1881, the state was almost
wilderness. He had TO wade or swim
the streams, follow trails through the
woods and sleep at night in Lighthouses.
or by campfires. For nearly 20 years.
as director OF the State Bank OF Indiana.
he rode ON horseback four times year
from Fort Wayne TO Indianapolis. and
, / frequently made the trip with him
when boy III carriage.
..Compare this mode Of travel to the
palace car rushing through IN a thou.
sand different directions at rate Oh ~
miles an hour. Surely. in her centen'
NAL wear. not as "A state, but from terri
torial organization. she has reason te
! celebrate and to do il in a manner befit
ting her most wonderful development
4 i hope state priue my P"l'o " -
enthusiasm of city pride. that was 70
Gently manifested in Fort wayne. ant
that all her citizens may help 70 max
the Indiana centennial celebration on
of the most useful. the most ostinterestine
the most beautiful that has ever beel
given by nation, state or CITY, ana tina
q degree Of durability and permanenc
may be associated with 1t, that ma
, make it remembered and enjoyed
, successive generations for ages to come
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When Faustus had printed on. IN
lAsO. a number of copies OF the Bible.
ne undertook to sell them IN Paris.
where printing was then unknown As
he sold his copies for 60 crowns. while
the scribes demanded 500 for their
manuscripts. he created universal as
but when he produced tne
comics as fast as they wanted them and
lowered the price to 80 crowns all Paris
was in agitation. The uniformity OF
the copies greatly increased the won
der. Information was given to the po-
lice against him as a magician. his
lodging being subsequently searched
and . greater number Of copies being
fouLa they we're seized. the red INK
with which they were embellished was
supposed to be his blood, and II was
seriously adjudged that he was In
league with the devil. and It Is pre-
sumed that. II he had not fed. he would
have shared the fate OF those wnom
superstitious judges In those days con-
demped for witchcraft--Jewish Mes
senger.
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"wny FAVOR FREE SILVER:


n. KAisor Of -Monsy s...- Tells Why
He Believes n 10 20 I.
Because am q bimetallist. believing
that silver should be restored to q po-
sition OF equality with gold as . money
metai. having its relative value
nxed by law and having the
same recognition at the mints
al gold. Because believe that
the experience Of centuries has
proved the adaptability and advantage
of the double standard. Because do
not think that the experience of the
past twenty years shows any improve
ment in the condition Of this country.
or OF the world, as q result Of adopting
q single gold standard-far from It.
Because l believe the world had none
Ito much money when both were legally
recognized on equal footing. and that
there has not been more than half
cnough since one was delegalized. Be-
cause the demonstration OF silver has
Increased the demand for gold. ~ausing
an appreciation in its value which
makes II exchangeable for double the
quantities of other property. Because
that appreciation Is to the advantage
of the wealthy class and q great detri-
ment to the poorer masses. and because
II believe that silver demonetiEation was
, brought about with deliberate pur-
, nose and intent to benefit the money
! lender and security holder. Because
II believe the production Of silver Is
leading American industry, deserving
the fostering and protecting care OF the
y lgoyernment-I am a republican protec-
Zionist. Because I believe that the In
tent expressed in the original adoption
J. of the gold standard by England was 70
lslincrease and perpetuate the power OF
the government: that II has fully ac-
complished that purpose to the pre)u-
dice OF other nations. ours among the
'o number. and that 1t Is a policy inimical
y TO the best interests of our own people
J-l-I a-, an American and favor an
mi American policy. Because the enec
ie Of the single gold standard 10 to com
al pei the payment Of twice the amour
n OF debt Justly due to the holders AM
:, IA ulanipulators Of the worlds gold, an
the par value Of that debt is alread
about one-half the assessed value Q
~ all the property Of the country. Be
In cause the continuance Of the gold
Dw standard policy is transferring to silver
le using nations 80 large q proportion
les our manufacturing interests as to ser
wolously cripple American prosperity
an and when these industries becom
- nrmly established. as they will by tn
4 ~ continuance Of this policy, American
no can never wrest from these nation
lor our lost trade. Witness Japan. Chin
~. Mexico. There are many otns
iasl reasons. These ought to be sumciei
20 TO Justify my belief.-Charles v
Greene. In Chicago Mail and Press.
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Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice IL given that hereafter the Tris
tee OF Madison township will be at the
store room OF Mr.. John r. Norman, in
Ireland, on every Saturday, for the pur'
pose of attending to township business,
and all persons having business with the
township are expected to conine 1t 70
those days.
The township library is kept at Isaac
Alexander's in Ireland, where all NAV
obtain the books. :,
The Indiana School books will b
found at Norman 4 Gray's store at al
times. JOHN r.. NORMAN,
AUG. 10. 'a5-y Trustee Madison Tp
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Good Residence I'm Ireland
For Sale.

House Of eight rooms and two halls
and good cellar, with three town lots in
Ireland. Good water. stable, and other
out buildings. In good order every
way: nice home near churches and
schoolr, with good society surrounding.
Will be sold very cheap and on easy
erms. Apply to G. DoANE, Jasper.
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In An Cosrsssy.

The Professional Beg pardon. sir:
but you wouldn't mind my asking You
for a quarter to get something to eat
with?
The Sophisticated-Not at all, not .
all; and trust you won't mfno my DID,
ding you kind farewell without going
through ths additional sorrow o. pars-
linz With Z quarter Boston TranecrtDe
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Miss vanderbilt's new gowns, &C.
cording to report, lack about ter
feet Of being bloomers.-Inter Ocean

The duke Of Marlborough com
plains that New York policemen are
too rough. If the duke will note
the size Of the fortunes some OF them
have accumulated, he will see that
they are pretty smooth, h,-kansa'
City Journal.
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Correspondence OF the Jasper Courier
Opinion Of q Native Dubois Count
Democrat Of Kentucky Politics.

FRAxKFoRr KY, Nov. Is, 1895.
Editor Jasper CouRIER:-l was
born and raised near Jasper, the
County seat of Dubois. In my ex-
perience in elections held in those
days, the people Of Dubois coanty
would every time give the Demo-
Gratis majority Of ten to sixteen
hundred. left my humble home
lin 1884, and located in the Capital
|City Of Ky. Ever since | was in
lterested, directly or indirectly, in
NEARLY all elections held in KY
|either precinct, county, district
State or Presidential elections. IL
|our city our registration books shov
"a democratic majority Of tifty-one
slater the recent blow-up the vote
cast showed a majority of over tw
hundred in favor Of the repuf lical
party. There is but one consolation
Q THAT | have. There has never in tn
. past thirty years been a Geverno
e elected in our grand State OF Ny
|by larger set Of fools than wa
Wm. O. Bradley on Tuesday, No
vember, 5th 1895.
:. Hon. w. O. Bradley did not &c
. |only the negro vote, but he got tn
) A. r. AS, and big portion OF sore
HEADED democrats. In conjunctlo
: with our grand Peoples party ticke
he gained the victory, and 1t
e |called a landslide! 1t stands
!. treason that every good Democri
!, Ishould notice the increase in bale
n headed men for the next four year
2 as bald heads will certainl
1 lshow: and SO does sore-heade
!. democrat. For one instance wi
q Isay, as an example Of the grand o
: . lganization Of the A. +. AS
.s every one Of the members woul
v take the same oath on his matrlm'
n Inisl DAYS as he did the minute !
y became member OF the A. +. !
,e There would certainly be no divor'
of suits in the country.
!. IL our old citizen, VIM. Hays,
y y Pike County, is living yet, | am &c
/. tain that he is still grand old der
in ocrat. believe that neither Il
!. A. p. AS. nor the peoples par
Of could persuade him; and am 81
At isfied the Republicans couldr
i'd touch him with fifty foot pol
4. liz Mr.. Hays was to know OF Ky:
%. ling Republican, am satisfied
to would shake his white hat, inste
=. ~ Iof waving it.
w ve If Mckinley, Of Ohio, becomes
candidate for President, W.O. Bra
lev will have the honor to have
n. name used for Vice-President frt
'o' ~ old Kentucky. But my hon
.es opinion in regard to the democra
Or party in this State is they will q
oss The democratic candidate for Pre-
10. m dent majority Of over 3O,Oo
ion the year Of our Lord 1896.
III. II is my opinion two years is (
90. ss enough for any sore-head to mi
. est |up his mind, and realize what
ed, has done this year.
vill Very Respectfully,
nsi. prTER A Flu
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A
Mean-Looking
l-etter-Head

Has lost many a dollar
for business men. II a
man is Judged by the coat
he wears, he is also judged
by the letter-head he uses.
An artistic and business
like letter-head has often
been a basis Of credit. 1t
may be looked on as a good
investment. Let us fityour
business with a good coat.
We DO fine printing.
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w. e. COX,
Attorney at Law,
Jasper. INDIANA

Prosecuting Attorney for the nth Judicia,
r,rcuit and will carefully attend 10 any civil
hu-inrss entrusted to him In ANY county o'
the circuit. ,.,.o c,aro
Dec. =, 'W-ly
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W.. TrsylS.. W .. """s@r'
TRAYLOR & HUNTER,
Attorneys at Law,

JASPER. INDIANA.
VIII practice in the Courts Of Dubois ana
adjoining counties.
sS-Dffice over Dubois County stare nnhA'
April n. r2
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s~Subscrihe for the COURIER.
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INDIANA'S PROGRESS
THE TIME FOR FiTTlN6Lv EXHIBIT.
ING IT TO THE WORLD.

Hon. Chas. L. J.wstt Says the Proposed
C~ntspuisI should He ON . Scale oi
Great Msgni ificsnce- omm issioner 10
Cuiloch Thinks IL shoaid Have Fsr'
mAusnt Features
Mesa free press., 1895-12-20
Sa ntR Fe, PrescOtt & Phenix
Pine TR BILE.

Effective 1905 a. a., Saturday Nov.
10Th, the S. F. P. & P. Ry., will be.
gin the following train services.
Train No. l, passenger, will leave
Ash Fork 7.15 a. M, arriving at Pres
colt 1000 a. M, leaving Prescott 1O.1
a. m. arrive at Congress 2 so p M and
at Phoenix 4 90 p M or 8 90 p m
Phoenix time
Train No 2, passenger, leaves Phoe.
nix at 8 80 nj arriving at Congress
10 40 "a m, at Prescott 2 80 p m leav
ing Prescott at 2 IS p NJ, arriving at
Ashfork at S 20 p m
In addition to this excellent passen
ger service, making good connections
with the Santa Fe System trains
Ash Fork, and shortening the time
from Prescott to Phoenix and vice
versa, passengers will be permitted to
ride on the following fire. ght trains
No 81, leaving Ash Fork l 80 p m
arriving at Prescott 5 Is pm
No 80, leaving Prescott 7 40 a m,
arriving at Ash Fork at IL As a m
The above trains run daily
Train No Al, leaving Prescott at
7 10 m, arriving at Congress at rs
m, and at Phoenix at 3 80 p m
Train No 42 leaving Phoenix at
q 10 a m arriving at Congress at II IS
m and at Prescott at pm
Trains Nos Al and AZ will run each
alternate day
This extra service will, no doubt,
be appreciated and due advantage
taken of same 1t is in line with the
present liberal management of the
road
Mesa free press., 1895-12-20

Name. Description. Amj
John son, r. Sons 8 Co, 20 feet North
front lots l, 8, block IL, and per-
sonal property tax, 8ll.25, o lien
on said realty and improvements
on same, IS. all situate in Village
Of Mesa City, total tax 1855, cost
Of advertising, one dollar. total. :. q 10 81
Johnson. F, Sons & Co. East half lots
2,3. block 3. Village Of Ne City,
tax. 81. Ii. advertising 81, total. 81;
johnson. J r. lot 8, block 81, Village of
Mesa City, and psrssnsI property
tax, 45c, lien en- said realty, and
improvements on said lot. tax $s rs
total tax 1914, cost Of advertising
one dollar. total. otal..,.......,..,,... 814
johnson, L w, 80 feet South front lot2,
block 25, Village Of Mesa City. tax
55c. iWprov emeuts on said lot, tax
1896, total tax ~ so. advertising
ons dollar, total ...,,,..,.,..... 55G
Mesa free press., 1895-12-20

In accordance with Ordinance No.
"a of the Village of Mesa City, passed
April "a, 1895, 1 hereby g,ye public
notice that unless the delinquent taxes
tor the fiscal year 1895-1896 under
levy and assessment of property in the
said Village of Mesa City by authority
of said ordinance and herein above set
forth together with penalty and costs
as added thereto by virtue of said or
dinance are paid on or before the
Sixth day of January, 1896, that l will
on said day between the hour of 10 a.
m. and 4 pm beginning at the said
hour of 10 a. m, at the Village Hall
in the Village of Mesa City, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the real and personal prop.
er.y upon which said taxes are lien,
or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary to satisfy such taxes, penalty and
costs of all property then remaining
upon the foregoing lis upon which
said taxes, penalties and costs are then
unpaid.
=. B. LEWIS,
Marshal and Ex- -Officio Tax Collector
for said Village of Mesa City.
Mesa free press., 1895-12-20

!
Prof. VIM. Stowe Devol, OF the
Territorial University, called upon US
last wednesday.
Quite number of cattle in the
valley have died recently from bloat
caused by eding upon the luxuriant
alfalfa.
Mrs. Mangerson's iistle girl who
was so badly burned, died W-dnes.
day nigh. and was buried yeater-
day.
Prof John Nets of the Lehi schools
and Prof. Fulton of the Alma schools
are attending the territoriali institute
at Prescott.
A man woke us up the other morn.
ing to pay bis subscription. That
man don't loaf all week and tell us
he'ftsee us in 3 day or two.
4 Mexican was up before Judge
Spragg Tuesday charged with having
fighting jag on. He got twenty
days in Jail.
President Masten and Secretary
Cutter of the M, & P. 4 S. r. v. r.
R., visited Mesa one day last week.
OF course, Honshell was with them.
Billy Moore left for Los Angeles
Monday evening to attend his suit
pending for the recovery of the re.
ward for the capture Of Kid Thomp
son
The drama, can Unconditiona
Surrender" given in Tempe Wednes-
day night by Tempe local talen. is
said 20 have been most cordially re-
ceived by the public.
IF we can't do busine>s on business
principles, Well call TO our aid some
one who can. We are now loading
Judge Spragg up with alot of business
that we haven't been able to handle.
The Mesa, Tempe and Phoenix
military companies threaten to have
| a competitive target shoot at Phoenix
on Xmas. The Mesa boys won the
last shoot and they'll be apt 10 win
the next,
Harry Zuck, the genial young at
torney of Tempe, has been very sick.
His many friends hope he will again
be out soon. Fla geniality has won
hina host OF frieads since his resi-
dence on the southside,
Mr.. Tucker, who is an expert in
the tanning business, recently tanned
some leather as test, with Mesa
groSn canaig e. Mr., Crosse, who ~
leather worker of axperieEce. pro-
nounces its quality frst-class
The young ssdies of the Normal
School will tender reception 10 the
young gentlemen of the Normal on
New Years eye at the Normal build
ing, Tempe. Refreshments will be
served and fine literary program
given.
Prof. Devol has been in Tempe
this week making fina ! arrangements
for the experiments in the feeding of
dairy cows. The experiment is 10 be
FIRST made upon herd of thirty cows.
Fred Hough, manager Of the Tempe
Mesa Creamery and Cold Storage Co.,
will lend an artistic hand in conduct
ing tho important tests.
Don't forget the sump, uous din
ner at the Mesa Restaurant on
Christmas day.
Christmas dinner at the Mesa
Restaurant.
To THE LADIE IS Ifyou have
sewing machine of any kind that j
worn out, and the stand is in good
order, don't be so foolish as to pay for
new machine when you can get
new head from $40 to $25 from Tom
Depue at the Noyelty Shop.
160 acres of land for rent very
cheap. Apply at this Office.
DELINQUENT HXL/S7|
Mesa free press., 1895-12-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Tuesday night was the coldest of
khe season.
Mr.. Argyle of Casa Grande. was in
Aown this week.
The railroad will run an excursion
to Mesa next Sunday.
The plasteripg OF the Baptist church
has been completed.
Baxter McCreary was up lroN
Phoenix Tuesday.
Excavations are progressing for
John Barnett's cellar.
The Yuma Bee is dead, hut the
S-nsinel is stall onsguard.
The stages continue their regular
twice day tr ps to Phoenix.
Grand preparations are being made
iRsPhoenix for the Car nival.
Bishop Horne's six-months-old
baby was buried yesterday.
DR.. Chandler has a,fine'' plat Of
essnsigre growing on his place.
The walls Of the Normal school
building are about'completed.
Miss Sic Allison is home from a
several weeks sojonrn in Phoenix.
The experimental station is to be
fenced and more trees planted on it
Seed oats for sale. A fac quality
Apply at fsais,NEce.
Walter Rogers and Miss Rape3ye
were licensed tn we | ,Ps asdsv.
Prot. Wm. Stowe Devol Of the
Univ4rtity. called on as Wedp es-
day.
II your knife or sciszors are dul
bring them to tha Nosslty Shop. :.
Mrs. Nellie Welch. nee Peterson
has gone to Congress to join her hus-
band.
Profs. Case and Anderson are attend
ing the Territorial Teachers Institute
at Prescott.
Homer H. Mcneil Of the Nc
Neil Printing Co. .'was in town on
Wednesday.
A secondhand pump Aad 40
feet Of pipe as good ss new for sale
At the Novelty Shop.
Another Farmers convention is
TO be held on the 18th and 18th
af January.
Arizona oranges are coming to the
front and no place produces better
ones than Mesa: I
The canals are full Of water and
entire country is being pretty thar
oughly irrigated.
After. Sunday the train will leave
here at 5 O'Clock for Phoenix, in
stead Of at 1915
The Odd Fellows Of Mesa will give
q grand bali in Coop hall next
Friday night.
Jake Pulitzer, the rustling outside
man for the Mcneil Printing Co. was
in town Friday.
A aecond hand pump and ~ feet
sf pipe, as good ais new, Tor sale at
the Novelty Shop.
Mr.. White, late of Valparaiso, In
diana. has bought quarter section of
land rortheast of town.
The s. F. P. g. P. now carries the
mail between the northern apd south
ern parts Af the territory
Whenever yon want anything
done you can't get done anywhere
slse, coma to the Novelty Shop.
Mr. White is here from the east for
che purpose of putting in the turbine
~hesls for the electric pant.
Two nice rooms to rent; or vii
furnish one room with board ia pri
rate family. Enquire at this Office
VIAvI CERATE cures croupe, sore
throat. sore eyes. rheumatism, bruises,
ste. Mrs. Celia A. Smith, Agent.
Mesa free press., 1895-12-20

J;shpson. W lots s, I, ,lock ls, Village
Oh desa City, ia 81 10, personal
p" erty tax, ~ Of, q hen on said
r'at y,an,tt taS on ,,pro, eng ats on
I IA lot, IS otai ,n, IS rs, sost of
| AAsos sisimk. one dollar, LvLai..,. III
| johnson, F. Sr, lot 4, block %, Village
or Mesa City, tax, 75c, improvem'ts
on said lot, tax g. 90, cost ct ad-
vertisinY, one dollar, total. rs
Lamb, V. lot 7, 8, block rs, Village of
Mesa City, tax z.63, cost OF adver.
t'si z one dollar, total. ........... SO
poHeroy Bros, DO feet south front lot 2.
oioek .. tax, ~, improvements ON
saile, tax, $12. total tax $l5, cost
OF advertising, one dollar, tOtal.... 16 90
Popsro,. T Z, south half of west half Of
lot 8. block l3, Village of Mesa
CITY, and peEAVnal PROPERTY kSx Of
b3c, " lien on sa,d realty, total 75c,
Improvements on said lot $.ss.
coss OF advertising, 81, total. 3 SO
onssoy. W e, East half lots 2, 8, block
13. village ol Mesa Citp, tax, 03;,
tax on improvements on same $1.70
cost of advertising. 81, total. s 6s
Pomeroy, F, lots /, 2, block 90, Village Of
Mesa City, and personal property
eax, l5c. o lien on said realty total
Sl65, rnyiot cmentS ON said lots
$l.60, coyt Of advertising 81, total 1c
Pomer oy, X, lot 8, block II, Village of
Mesa City, personal property tax
&c, q lien on said realty total $l68,
improvements On lot, $1.l2,
cost OF advertising 81, total..... 3 20
PA.terAon, J L. lot Z, block 81, Village Of
shys. Guy, and personal property
y. lax. 38c, . lien on said realty. total H.
Sl.i3, inpr0. emen,s OH said lot, $3
total tax. "a. Ii, cost OF advertising
one dollar, total ...... ........... IL
Rogers, Mollie, south half Of lot and
all OF lot l. block l3 Village of Mesa
Citv,and personal property tax, 45c
? lien On Said realty, total $1.4S,
Improvements on same, 1892. total
$50. cost OF advertising. one dol
ier, totai .................. ~
Redwill. A. lots 3. 4, block 26. Village OF
Mesa City. tax S2.43, cost OF adver.
tising, one dollar, total. .......... ~
Lots l, 2, fractional block 40, Village
OF Mesa City. tax $l.5O, cost of adj
vert sing, one dollar. total. oo
W block 50, Village Of NJ 50 City,.
tax SSc, cost OF advertising 81, total 90
Ross. "A X, south half io,s 5, 6. block 70.
and personal property tax 3Sc, o
lien ON said realty. cost Of advrr-
tisng one dollar (all of said realty
being IN Village Of Mesa City total Is
Standage, ice, WI lots 4, s, block Is, VII
lage Of Me,a City, tax y3c. cost OF
Advertising one dollar, total $3.50. ! Si
Wing. ChAfles, part lots 4, 5 block 3. Viii
lage OF Mesa City. tax 75c, i.Aprove-
ments on same, So, cost Of adver.
tising one dollar, total ............ rs
22 feet south front lot block 5, Mesa
City, tax l.31, improvements on
same, $l60, cos. Of advertising 81
TOTAL. ............... ............ w
Winters e H, 130 IT front lot /. block 8.
Village OF Mesa City, persoal prop
erty tex $3.50 . lien Oh said realty
improvements on same $13.25, cost
Of advertising 81. total .......... 40 80
leo ftsouth front lot 2, blk s, Viii
lage Of Mesa City, cost of adverts-
ing 81, total ......... ............s 90
Lot 8, bloek S, Village f4 Mesa City,
cost Of advertising 81, tqtal...... 30
Mesa free press., 1895-12-20
DELINQUENT AXL/S7
OF TAKES

In the Village OF Mesa City, County
of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona, for
the Fiscal Year of 1895-1896.
Mesa free press., 1895-12-20

nishad and oyster supper will be serY-
ed to those who desire it at lsworth IS
Mesa Restaurant.
At the grand masque hall Mon
day night committee will he at
the door to examine the Mosques.
Any one who has children will re-
joice with L. B. milford, of PlainfeId
N. ]. His little boy, five years Of age
was sick with Group. For two days
and nights he tried various remedies
recommended by friends and neigh
bors. BE says, II thought sure 1
would lose him. I had seen Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy advertised
and thought I would try it as a last
hope and am happy to say that after
two doses he slept until morning. I
gave it to him next day and a cure
vas effected, ! keep this remedy in
the house now and as soon as any of
my children show signs of Group I
gsye it to them and that is the last Of
it." 25 and so cent bottles for sale
lby Druggists and Medicine dealers.