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The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

4 r0w Of Carolina poplsss and cotton.
wood Trees has been placed on etthe,
side Of the main street OF the town, ex-
tending for mere than half mile Al. d
the eitissus are looking forward 70 hav.
Ing . shady drive or . pleasant wall
undar the folinge. Sam Myers ssys
that they can have shsde now II they
take umbrellas.
Aoout 6fte~n Of the Old Fellows.
accom- mpsnied by their wives, including
Sam H. HufYm en- and kis-weli some
one. went 10 r ,cky Ford to stsend The
Odd Fellow's anniversary on Monday
lsA'. All rep>rt Hns iine and extoI
the hospitab'e isestmsnt of the r ,cxy
Ford people, but SAa, Huffman says hs
wont wear new shoes the next time.
A tramp lawyer RECALLED some OF the
boys here the other day With soms rec
itxtions snd remiscences and succeeded
In whecditag quite . number oi
donations and then proc~ed-d IA
exhilerste. He was smusine xnd harm
lesa. but showed that . man OF
education. - veil - othsrs, can bs
made useless BY tho mighty power Of
drink.
1. Writ MARKHAM and family have
moved 70 town, having rented the
home ranch fnr term OF sssrs. Writ
having ceased 70 be : farmer says be
is goins 70 wsaf his good clothes every
day, besides bisckin. his boots oncs .
week. ThssfasniIy will occupy the ale-
sant stone house just being completed
b. n. J. Lamb. after Mrs. Markham
Fetnrns from "a eastsrs tstp.
Mis- Julia Schmidt and her friend
Agnes Fortune. we're erjoying . driys
ssound town on Sunuay afternoon,
wlbsa the posy became friehtsn.d d and
sanaaaesab!s. thriving the girls ont
snd making run around the block,
aaslly falling Ia . hs,p. With tho cart
on Top. Miss Julia had her wrist
sDrainsd. while Mics Aguss received
soase sss Gro bruises: but both sre get
ting along nicely.
NJ. 3. y. htstAr vac 9utts sevsssly
injured o. Wedoesdav morning BY
b~tae thsown against the stove Ia the
east b0und local freight sbonse. Mr.
Slater vas standing, or had jnst rtssn
from HE chair. when the ,rsia va
vIoisatly jsm,a~d tossthsr and Mr..
Slater throSn ss stated. He va
bsoaght home later In the dav and u
,uAerinG . srsst dsal q paia. but bile
nsav friends hops that Il viii not b :
pesnsas.. { lejasy.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30


Tho Arkansas valley towns arc alive
70 their Interests, and arc building
business blocks aud residence honsss to
supply tho increasing demand Of the
Deople who arc settling In Prowers.
Bent, Kiowa. Otero and Pueblo couu-
ties The development oftlls farming
interests ofths sntirs valley BY meane
Of irrigation. brought about by the cAnsl
and storage reservoir system is no long
Or . theory bat . pleasing reality.
Thousands Of acres susceptible to high
state Of cultivation arc being prepared
and seeded 70 csvsaIs and fruits. Take
Il all In all the Askansas valley, with
it, hvorsd climate, altitude and fertile
soil. will soon beoome the most sxtsn-
I've farming and h'sie growing sections
Of the state. With Pueblo, city OF
yer 20 600 people. ~ the dis,ributing
center Tor this vasi tsrritosy and the
mining distsicts Of the moustains, vs
arc assured ofs good market and fair
prices. .-Kioss County Hevs.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

A special dispstAh 70 the RNky
Mouatais Esws iroa Sterling, Cososa.
do, on the 3Bth. tells ef IN eseaaisation
among tho farmers Of Logan counts
ebs the uIssmsts deabts pasposs ol
srovlag sasas bssts and best ssgss
nsasfaeturs. Ths piea si opseasiss.
the oripsatNs ssA psssoaal psuss6tss
Of which is Editor y. 4. Lsss, Of the
D~st eagas krisspFisp, Llseoln, Nsh.,
y that the farmers Of any gives sectiea
form - oPkaaisssioa Sbs IN pssesss
yeas, With nembsssAip tes o. 81 eaeh
IT The pasposs q rsspsctively eslsiva-
eipg q leAss eae-e euastss ef - sesv q
susas bssts ~ eesjRn ~ eeoossi
ss6ults. ths moeAeaa u pioasise I'D
eesstvseisss the eeee q psuduce3ua, he
|aineest ~ SaesheslsA matses oesoeed,
~ tts,d pss anses -, ~ sspsees %
~ eisses - su,A sxYetneasal ~.
eAse esssa n.oss shsm holonesd . ~
slsss afshs yeas " shs tslse ~ ~ ~
salslng ~ sssp issslf . . Msrb 4 sslss.
sbtle ~ ao1eohss1 gstpssbl sses,s q
sueh : nBpesnl ~ a1osslnAe1s - v,,l
- - eeaisa6s osSs nssa -
bN4tk ~ Uonee oo 6ssos = looei(y
sg1 y o. ~ ~ ~ ~ sSsel1ksn 4
lAe 11ee - sl 1lstIs
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30
TINE ARKANSAS VALLEY.


Prom the beaver Rspablicaa.
The Arkansas valley In this state Il
gradually dlling up with settlers whu
appreciate the advantages Of homes In !
locality whers soil and climate alike
contribute 70 spaks agriculture . SUCCESS
l. Z sspsstsd that al the way from Pus-
bio e Tho Kansss lios improvsnsnt !,
noiiessbls and ihst the advantages Of
that past Of the ssats arc coming more
and moss Into recognition.
The uppeF part of ths vallsy-in the
vicinity Of Canon Cisy-has long been
knosn = = good fruis region. Il nov
appsars that the pssise given II may Be
-xtsndsd 70 practically the whole val
Icy. q las = to whore the river enters
Kensas. There sssns to b no reason
shy this should GOT b the csst. ex.sp,
l,at the coll west Of Pueblo may bs .
mile different on account Ut psoxin,ity
The mountsins Probably tho cllnste
Dslsw r1sslo b semewhaa bestsr than
hs weet Of thst town becxuse the sl,i.
'rds y lses. In sny event the whole
valley bsswssn the Oaud canon and
.hs kaasas lios y . good agricultural
~ ~.
Cssleia sntsspsisss for the construc.
loo u jssienting csnsls ars at,saetins
.ttsntlcn, and by this means ! lars
,cresus of god Nod will b. brousht
npdss tiilaes. Il b doabtaul ie thsss b
ssy pan Of ths s(afs whsFs sugar bssts
couid b gssSa 70 srssasr 6sivsn,ssr,
tpd II = Encouraging to believe that
sentusUs In the direcsion of rsisjnx
shst prudust will b ansds h The nssr
iptusn.
lnnigssaNs Who may maize thslv
heuIte h The Asksnsas valley VIII lnd
il,es Y thsy ssts ths psecaation os ~
cssia9 Oeod wstss rights tIssv ssri lvGsg
~ llllnse eecsups - arcouns os dy6esh
~ - = - esG1sea q ~ MD
~ xaa( 49, y y 49, = she|
~ ~ thaa - m ss<ei6st - slas
eAs : tpd sss4 ~ fskeje W.
! n I. f,tjsG y y 4 W 11 dsslne i ss.]|
:: ! = : = :
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30
OUI DIRE.
ssuooUAaN rurA 400

aaoAas esr wvnAsUn- Ravevsr.
SALIVA aas nxT.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

Holly can boast Of . woman mule
diver. She can drive with one OF
both hands, and the way she usss
the WHIP 10 . oaation-,hat u, shs
10 just shout ~ lisble to hit the
person in the sest with her ~ she Il
the mules. The "devil'' heard 1
little tale Of . mule driver wha
drove around bunch Of hay in sh.
road 40 that h,s mules would no,
stop but from reports il seems sha,
our lady driver drove her tear oveI
. bunch Of hsv and they ran away,
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

The ranchmen In the valley between
Nepesss aud Ia Junts have bsen feed.
ing stock this winter instead Of selling
their hay 10 open markets. snd the re-
sult b tina the increase hAs besn about
6Av per cent In iaitsnins sheep. But
little hay now remains In the vicinity
Of the above towns. Tk~ experiment
hHs proven . very satisfactory one.
Some Of the rsnchmeu about Hutht'
~hoA,e raising large guam tiles Of xlhlfa
and find = slow sale could follow ths ex-
ample Of their nsishbors sown the river
with much proht to themselves. Pueblo
Opinion.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

II those young ladies who are
trying to 6sd out the sise Of the
"devil's" pants will call ON him he
will Be glad to give the desired in.
formation. He would like it under
stood that he is not running .
clothes exchange, bnt rather than
disappoiut the young ladies'. he will
exchange clothes providing their
shoes isn't too big. He wears No, o.
For the benefit Of those who wish
to talk Of the "deyil, of the hereafter
that awaits him, II certain names
appear in the paper, he will ~.
nounce himself few minute before
be arrives by boot similar to that
OF peafowl. Speaking Of peafowls
reminds me Of little story told on
one Hollv's most prominent citizens.
Harry P~ttes tells it ani it wo uId
Be "s,eslin' copy" il III. devil should
print It.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30
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LANAR LOCALE.
sAsAsrss ~ tAs eAisfsaia's nses,aI
cssrsseselsat ~ ~ cssatyss
Capital.

Lamar Ia about to change sight op-
orators asain. The present occupant Of
the position Mr. Hlans. being sent TO
Rocky Ford.
Bus,ness 10 quite lively "a. ong the
msrchsnts and every day sees large
loads Of eonda hauled ost 70 the
Various ditch camps.
L. H. Msnvilis has nirs nav resi-
dence on Nxsh street, and 10 giving Il
the outside painting. the inside having
been hnished some time ago.
Wednesday Wa one Of thoss dsys
whom the weather makes you s'don't
Hike yourself nor anv one else." The
wind and dust we're bed on Tuesday
also.
There u considerable talk Of i. nov
hotel hein1 put up here. There 10 no
bsster 6sld sas sueh an enterprise and
Lamar weuld b. . god phase for q
oi0Or0 90 hotel buIIdisg. We need an
obsrs hose slso.
Sone of The poIltiaiaas sso already
eommsneing ~ ssnes 10 The coanty.
snd an neGosiatlnss tss . ssppiy sl
snpe %. - - sepe II the votses. There
sre SONS voters, however. 70 whom
they have stsisss aseaehsd, aaA which
will hold well whea tAs pail eoass.
The sssisr Christian Hadssvos gives
. eosiai at The Methodist chsreh Friday
ev6atng aad - every BODY always hes
. delightful timA o. thsi, sptestsis-
msnts. there 10 sarA b b. ! ero~A. The
ehsrch hes ssesaly besa eomplstelv
rsasvsssd. aad . vssy psssty. - sDl
ehascAes ehoald b.
4 picked nine has lsess1 . ehalleaee
to the Fire Dspastaest NJ . ssas ef
tass ball. 70 10 plssed II The aesr
easuss. and Mselv tine Il psn0isel.
Frd - b psseticiaa - his veal
cegaas ~ psssnisesp shsa the gso.
shali - eseep aad that the I'm lsdliss
viii voi'up the studln' oat's 'sn.
?. .. Lvprh h passiRR the Asish,ee
tosichea m bio nsv Sssiesnsa o. the
mees, IN the sesth past o. town. snH
vill srcn br living IN cne Of ~ hest
hcnaes II thia psst ~ u. wns'd. Il h
said that hssss y psssias II eli ss biz
asass sine laafasaR Ne wneds. a~d Il
cnsesantly whtsaliss ~ taas of sHsas
8west HeAe.s
Th~ ssssoa 4 spsaiMs - asA M
vsslnus meashesB nfths lamae fh,MRe
0iub srs psepassRg ~ nats thslv uposl
lnps - ~ 4laes ppsesvrls. The esuh
hrs en6a seeNaoe1 e1astees eat tAesp
ead hsd Vote q oss1 aass lase yasv,
~ yxpoas nNeu ~ ~. Al ~
nsnbeu ~ ~ NJ - ~ sluisaapsI
~ eshes msoeeapeW ~ - ~
leestssl salsls =. Y eestal. ~ = s
eD 4 n 4 NJ n 81
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

The most profitable way Of marketing
alfalfa. corn or oats IL to feed them n
stock. At the present prics Of pork
corn will bring so cents bushSl II fed
TO hogs. Every ia,mer should have
enough hoE'. catsla and sheep 70 cnn-
sumo all the corn and alfalfa ne ialses.
By 10 doing he Is bound to 81 big
profit ON thoss crops.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30
AnlTvvllla.
|. a. slayes1.s . g .Ae ,leL lIse.

4 A. slayuskss 70 % lhs plek lIst.
n. vtntoa had elwht ktslo ples sAksa
irDm his bssas ~ ~ ~ seSosa. .l
b L. n~Clane was aoun 1voa u
Janta - eDssns . wssk = ~ eleAn4
: ~: ~ Rssss e. r:Sssse: . ~ I. - y. 80 d n
stvea - - esss gs 4 4 'ss' " 4 Il Il
Z. =, - ~ =. T. n 1 ~! las i j &
|:; ! (
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

Why protect the eastern wool manu-
fscturer and mot the western wool
erowerf Nprotection l. good fo- ono It
b good for the other and the western
senator's shoald take hrm stsnd end
give thnse eastern fellows to undrrAtand
that Amsrica extends considerably west
Of the Mississippi river,
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

We are now working Ia Colorado un.
der . new Rame Law whlch provides fos
. eaus warden and 6sh and lps<stry
commission; prohibits the killing ol
song berds; shortena ths period ID whl6l,
deer and antelope may l's killed By one
month; prohibits entirely the killing Of
elk, buAalo and mountain sheer; pro-
vides st,ingent laws relative 10 the
quantity Of eame or dsh which may be
tsker; H,rbtds the ssls sftiihes IL mar
ket and prsscribes ssvers penaItisS for
the violation Of the acs.-Fitli ana
Farm.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

King George il liable 70 have q revo.
luton on his hands ~ . result Of the
Greeks retreat from Lsrissa. Tie pco-
pie sppesr to Be Of the opinion that th .
retreat wss unnecessary xnd showed ex-
trsms cowardics on the part Of the lead
erx.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

Il hes been suggested that the
"dsyil" rrceiysa no kisses until after
ths messles havs felt Holly. H..
sesonds that suassssion bscauss b.
hasn't had 'em. but thea girls they
won't say losg.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

The "devi'" gives due notice to
al the Holly ladies that he will re-
ceive NO kissss By proxy, and sitter
this week hs viii pat no names in ON
credit. bat will pay = premium, 10
the same coin, for every order re-
ceived.
The Holly chieftain., 1897-04-30

An old gene is being rssurrecsed
and played in Holly. The game ID
called tsg-- same old tag tho ''dev,l''
played when be was KID II school.
Misses AaaR,s Newman. Della
Mitchell and Mamie Kilbe are the
champion players u present.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30
Peanut Butter.

A new use for peanuts is developing
as the peanut butter industry become es
better understood, says the West Coast
Trade. This product of the product
answers in the place of ordinary butter
for table use and is said to be excellent
for shortening purposes, and for gravies,
sauces, etc. In point Of purity, it is
superior to the best dairy butter. 1t ia
well designed for the use of vegetarians
who strongly object to anything animal.
There is already considerable de-
mand for this butter substitute, and il
is probable there will be an enlarged
market for the nuts. At present the
product of the United States is about
500, 600 bags annually and that Of the
world is 600, 900, 900.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30
BITNER'ssTR0UBLE
Created no Little Excitement in Greene
Vile.

Cfoapod no LlttIo Ex6lGemonC In Gfeene.
vile.
Greensville, Dec. 22.-It has been q
long time since this city has been
thrown into such state Of excitement
as that caused by the failure Of G.. NJ.
Bitner, the chicken king of East Ten
nessee, which was given by The Trib-
une yesterday. To say that the whole
affair was premeditated and was only
9 gigantic swindle, as many are free to
suggest, might do Mr., Bitner an in
justice, but it is true that his shortage,
which amounts to over $25, 900, is large
ly out Of the pockets of small dealers
at almost every station between Knox
vile and Bristol, and from people who
are not able TO stand the loss. 1t is
also q fact that some shady transao-
tions occurred over a large shipment Of
poultry which went east last week
which led TO the belief that Bitner quit
full handed. Mr.: Bitner's career has
been short but brilliant. His almost
phenomenal success in the business
gave him high place in the confidence
Of the people with whom he came il
contact. His business grew until ht
went into North Carolina and alsC
south of Knoxville. His prices were
always the best and his friends many.
He had established large store il
Fullins, and store and beef marke
here. Last week he purchased large
amount of turkeys and shipped then
east, giving checks that were not hon
ored. This brought climax and h,
was arrested, but subsequently released
no cause for arrest being found. Whel
the news was wired abroad every trail
brought in scores of his irate creditor
with blood in their eyes. The street
soon filled up and angry words ant
threats upon the life of Bitner wer
heard. Bitner armed himself and wa
kept hidden until the excitement sub
sided. Finally things we're patched u
to some extent and peace reigned.
The stores Of BitnSr were closed n
and everything tangible was appro
priated. Both banks here would hav
suffered, but for prompt action in clos
ing up the stores. They will not los
a cent. Just what will be done is no
known but unless something is done t.
paciiy the creditors Bitner will notlike
ly go into this business again.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30
POPULAR ERRORS.

A few errors Of common occurrence
IN speaking ana writing.
Suit of rooms.
Not "Suite (sweet) of rooms" This
is very fine expression for underbred
young men and women who delight in
the use of such words as "artiste" (fo1
artist; debut" "debutant". (for q
young woman who makes her first ap-
pearance in society; ''partake" for
eat); "observe" (for remark); "overly"
(for very; "retired" (for in bed); "res-
idence" (for home); ''loan" (for lend)
"oficial" (fOr officer); ETC., but all per.
sons really we'll educated in the Eng
lish language, repeat the French ortho.
graphy suit (sweet), as the veriest
swash. A note in Webster Diction'
ary says: "The affectation Of making il
French in one use and English in an.
other, improper, not to say ridiculous,
Things are sold by auction.
Not Eat auction"
1t is . quarter Of six o'clock.
Not "a quarter to six o'clock.
I have been at church.
Not "to church"
We live in Church street.
Not "on Church street"
We live in Fifth avenue.
Not con Fifth avenue"
Equally well.
Not equally as WE'LL"
Is Mr.. Brown within.
Not sis Mr.. Brown IMP"
He is older than she.
Not she is older than her."
Between you and me.
Not "between you and l."
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30
DEVIOUS DEFINITIONS.

Mute-The only female that ever goes
without saying.
Patriot-The man who bleeds for the
benefit of his country.
Experience Something brought by
old age or brings it.
Conceit-The thing that often gets
small man into large hole.
Windmill-The usual result of meet
ing between two puglists.
Politician-The man who bleeds his
country for his own benefit.
Malaria-What the doctor says you
have when he dosnt know what ails
you.
Christmas-The glorious season when
every man gets a divorce from his coin.
Heathen-A class Of people who meyer
waste their time quarling about re-
ligion. Chicago News.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30
The Senatorial Matter.

After careful consideration of all the
equities in the case, and looking to the
best interest OF the party, and therefore
Of the whole nation, and believing that
the nomination for governor will be
given to West Tennessee, we will sup
support the candidacy Of McMillin and
Taylor for the United States senate.
The first has been a CONSPICUOUS and
useful member Of the house for many
years, and for some years the real lead
or Of the democracy in that body. His
ability and experience eminently fit
him for the Office of governor, and will
make him q credit to the state.
AS to Our Bob, he is the peoples IA
vorite and need no commendation at
our hands. Everybody is familiar with
his services and the emergency that
called him from his retirement and
caused him to throw himself in the
breach and wrest the party from i'm
pending defeat, and the state from the
threatened curse of republican misruls.
And later, everybody knowshow credit
ably he has met every emergency.
and how the wonderful versatility of
his genius was shown in the beautiful
and eloquent addresses, that he was al
most daily required to make during the
recent Centennial.
But few men could have discharged
the duties that have developed upon
him with more credit to themselves
and profit to their constituency, and
recognizing these facts, the people will
send him to the United States Senate.
Paris Post-Intelligencer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30
CONDENSED NEWS.

S----~~~~~-
Now that various cracker and biscuit
companies has consolidated, ii is an.
nounCed that prices will be advanced,
in some instances as high as 30 per
cent.
Japan has no further protest TO make
against the annexation Of Hawaii by
the United States. The protests now
are coming from the people Of the
United States.
The Southern Express Company has
paid to the National Park Bank Of New
York, $4,000, being the amount ship.
ed by that bank Monday and stolen in
transit.
The Viena Deutsche Zettung thinks
the European Powers will have to recon
with the United States before they can
carry any scheme for the partition Of
China.
Gen. Weyler declares in an inter.
view that autonomy is sure to fall in
Cuba, and that il the Spanish Govern
mont persists in the scheme ii will lose
Cuba in a few months.
! Great damage was done by the sleet
storm which prevailed for three days
in Texas. The effect on live stock was
disastrous, many cattle being killed,
the loss to some herds oeing as high as
90 per cent.
A Connecticut man is pushing O
scheme 70 fund the pensions, giving at
once to each pensioner cash or nego-
table bonds ofithe Government equal to
the total amount he would receive dur.
ing term Of years based on life in
suranoe expectancy.
The Supreme Court Of Illineis de.
cides that the civil service law OF the
State is constitutional, and the decis.
sion will cause general shske-up Of
the Chicago police force, the Chief po'
lice having made many appointments
in violation Of the law.
In view Of the action Of the Ameri.
can Federation Of labor in condemning
the Gage Financial Bill. Secretary ol
the Treasury Gage has addressed tC
| President Gompers, of the Federation,
letter asking, instead OF denunciatory
resolutions, argument to show that Mr.
Gage is wrong and the Federation
of Labor is right.
i Oil Inspector Charles Kurtz, Of Ohio
has found three republicans in Cuyaho
ga county who are willing to lead 9
bolt against the reelection of Senator
Hanna. 1t is claimed that twelve leg
islators are pledged against Hanna
and the Kurtz men will try to unit'
upon Mayor McKisson, of Cleveland
as their candidate. Failing in this, {
deal with the democrats may be made.
The other Powers are becomin,
alarmed at the accumulating signs thai
the Russian grip ON China is becoming
: stronger. It ia said that Port Arthur
, and Kio Chou Bay were promised
Russia by a secret treaty, that Russia
sole adviser and is supplying money
and that China has promised the Czar'l
Government TO get rid Of British en-
ginesrs and German drill masters.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30

A Tennessee lady, Mrs. ]. W. Tswle
Of Philadelphia, Tenn, has been using
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her
baby, who is subject to Group, and says
oft: II find it just as good as you claim
it to be. Since I've had your cough
remedy, baby has been threatened with
Group ever SO many times, but I would
give him dose of the remedy and il
prevented his having it every time. y
Hundreds Of mothers say the same.
Sold by Ward & Friberg-The Bee
Hive
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30

A happy man is always healthy one.
1t is impossible to be happy or cheerful
or useful when one is suffering from q
discomforting cold or nasty little
cough. 1t is wonderful that people
will go on from day to day suffering
from these distressing disorders when
relief is so easily obtained. DIR. BELLS
PINE TAR HONEY cures coughs and
colds of all descriptions. II is swift
and sure.
Sold by druggists.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-12-30
There is no medicine in the world

There Is no medicine in the world
equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for the cure of throat and lung diseases.
This is fact that has proven in mum.
berless cases. Here is sample Of
thousands Of letters received: II have
tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
while suffering from q severe throat
trouble, and found immediate and Of.
fective relief. l can unhesitatingly re-.
commend it. ."-EDaAR W. WH1TMoRH
Editor Grand Rivers (Ky) Herald
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