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lie Should BE Punished.

ME EDITOR For the la-ttwo q, three
years s"iiio nInn or boy, who fears not God
nor regards inhu, hsS from lime To time
~ - -, .v,,.-,,-,
l"'k'd 'f palIDg., broken ,he fence AM
c"ntiiit'"d rtn"r unfrltnh!y acts /, ~
cviit'i, tii- individual lives on my Aide al
fn"n nun TIE uniformity Of these hustiir
dtuphSirairns together with ih- u-r-is,
"ncy With which they ere keptup, gives
"Vioenrr 81 the 'art ibnt n, SOM time -
IN ! i" either willingly or unwiilin.h.
haN"'!'i. 'hl- man or toy or .i'iIir ~ iJ.-
io!tS 'sa injury, ri'i,rr b. Ii,a.i,ing nv
s"J tr i'r tnan iheY are getting + ,tI.tnIns
ih+y ""nt'h re'us,",: th-m c,-dit, or s,iirln
sEch unntiGhboily Oiln,sc. Nox, wratev-
cr my isu l.. ard i'..v aTe many, th.r. ~
u" frtn Iving vhp warts - 'y.t on
"i'h i1"'ll' n.vie than 10 nnd keep on
erni tenn ana / desire t. ..y thus Lub
Eriy u THIS Individual, a. am nu. su,n
.; M" nTivti: r'ldf"-a mat ]. b. ~ II CONF.
- mo Ike fIisn and ri t..o MS Id.ntit,
] WI hunbly hel: h. pardon aud in
aihtipn. give hitn ten OF my hard earned
n'iihtH. or II be - tOp modest 10 cone
hiln~rif "A Iils1 suin VIII he pmId to anon.
81 his irchds or enemies who viii furnish
s.t!s!a,, ny e,i ,i'lent, ut h Is wherat ut..
II l.. IIfI.I
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LATEST WAR NEWS.



toMiMniA, 5. g., Mag 10 p III.
Dcspatchc, received in london
from Ihans Hal say that Admiral
hontcio, Of the Spanish Navy, who
escaped alive from naval battle at Ma
Mia, was killed by Spanish populacr.
In Hong Kong it is reported tiia,
the insurgents are massacrcing womcn
and children outside Of Manila, and
shat Dewey has not force to control
them.
The Cape Verde fleet is reported
at Martinique.
The I'ckin i'll sail Thursday from
San Francisco for Manila with sap
plies, ammunition and rcinforcrmcnts
for Dewey.
Two prizes were brought into Key
West this morning.
4.:I0 p. NJ. Wheeler left Washing
ton today to join his command 1T
Chattanooga.
Two American war ships arc reported
at Mole, St. Nicholas, Spanish war
chip watching outside.
The States protest against division
Of troops, and think that the men
from each State should serve together.
All the regulars have been ordered
from Chickamauga to Tampa.
Austria declares neutrality. I'rcsi-
dent Mckinley believes that the Cape
Verde feet has gone to the Phillip
pines.
The volunteers lavc been ordered
to Tampa instead Of Chickamauga for
immediate invasion Of Cuba.
Miles, lee and Qucscda confer this
morning over dispatches from Gomez
giving the plans OF the Cuban army to
join the invading forces
Belmont and ak other capitalists
will give the United States big bat
tloship. KoEsrEn.
WAsmNGoN. May l0.-Scc Long
received cable late this afternoon
announcing that the Cape Verde fleet
bad arrived at Cadiz, and this ends
all hope Of a bnttlc at Porto Rico be
tween Sampson 8 fleet and this Span
ish feet.
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stores to Ciose Early.

We the undersigned merchants and
business men of Anderson, agree to close
our place Uf business s(oaturtlays cxcepted)
at O'Clock from May IL, 1898, to June
!, lS"S; ut G:3O o'clock from June till
Sept. J., 1885.
Brown, Osborne Il Co., G. +. Jones a.
Co.. Julius II. We'll IL CO., II. B. FAINT &
Son, T.. W. Taylor, Sallie Bowie, Moore
u Lucas, Ligon " Lcdbetter, Lesser e.
Co., The Yates Shoe Co., w. A. Chap
man, l'rownlec d Fandivers, A. w. KAY,
Hall IL Milford, Brock Bros, Dean IL
fatlffc, J. i. Sullivan Il Co., G.. +. Tolly
4 Son, Anderson Printing and Stationery
Co., Fine Bros, McCully Bros, Osborne
d Clinkscales, Will II. Hubbard, ID. T..
Sloan, L. A. Archer, II. II. Russell, ID. G..
Brown q Bro, Enterprise Furniture CO.,
G. A. Reed, John NJ. Hubbard, l.. IL.
Scol. Geo. w. Fant Il Son, II. G.. John
son Il Son, J. Il. Ligon .Jr. & Co., L..
Ccsbcrg, Il. O. Evans & Co., The ANDY
Brown Co, ID. Levy, ID. +. McBrayer,
Sullivan Hardware Co., Harrison & Co.,
Webb Il Webb, Osborne & Bolt, II. r..
Hays, G. $. Minor Il Co., Strickland &
King, w. G. Mcice, w. Avery, Jno. r..
BurrlSR
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BoIenlan News.

Ne%o ot any Importance ID very scarce.
Maj. q. w. Mnret. who is one OF our
Oldest nud most prominent citizens. is
suffering from an attack Of neuralgia
Mrs. CLAUDIO T.. Shelton, OF Mccormick
visited hrr fathers family, Mr.. j. NJ.
Jolly last week.
Mrs. &. s. Maret, who has been in the
FiatwoLds section uf Elbert County, Gs.,
visiting her mother Mrs Carrie Brock
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mry. William o. Briant, of near
Gainesville, Ga, visited the lutter's father,
MIR. z. =. Cole. recently.
MIR Janes II. II char,ison, We are sorry
10 sAy, has b''cn IN feeble health for some
time. lls many friends l.ope TO SON seq
him re-tOroi; ~ hoaitb.
Married, at the residence ri .:c iiiuiat
lux minister, the Rev. Mr. Ballard. Oh
Tuesday, April 18th, 1893, MIR. Perry Hill.
Of The Fork, Anderson County, and Mrs.
Emaline Smith, OF Banks Count. Ga.
Married, by S. L. Roleman, N.P.. on
Sunday, April 10Th. 1898. Mr.. Lee Sharp
soh and Miss Bunch Nixon, all OF Hart
County. Ga.
Marrieo, by w. +. M. FAINT, E.u.. q:
Sunday, April ln'h l>9S Mr. j. e lilub
inii.der ana MI ~ Nauoy Foster, ali or tn.
Fo,H.
Mt. j. a. F. Barton mas just finished
painting his dwelling. which adds much
I" the appearance of bis premises.
The road machine has been very well
comeTisitor In the Fork for the past four
weeke. Mr.. Wade II. Chambiea la the
machine man and Mr. Watson Gary the
driver They have worked the most of
our important roads and have done some
exceiient work, which is much appreciated
by all who travel them.
Whooping cough has been prevalent In
our community for some time. I. is very
severe In some case-. thnugh We have not
ntEro or any fatal Gases Yet
Inc fruit crop is almost ~ failure in this
spcii0n.
Wheat and oa.s A:e ,h.. most promising
We ever cav at ,ii'> ,'ie III year. .
we near that quite Il mum Der OF horses
nave died In Tuwnville and vicinity re-
Gently: The cause |. thought to bs from
tho ELECTS OF eating damaged corn.
ihe yonng people OF Fair PLAY pio nick ed
AT Avery's Ferry last Saturday. All who
fun tune.
We are all done planting and have
commenced to battle with general green.
What about the wind blowing last Fri
day evening? We had to suspend work
in the fields for fear of tlmters hlow;us
down on us.
We think it about time for the candi-
dates to announce themselves in the pa
psIa. We begin to want 70 know who
they are. SCRIBDLER.
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Happily Married.

On last Thursday afternoon. when she
lhermometer waa registering uenr so de
gree, in Tho slihuu. Mr.. .Juo. "A. FAINT. oi
iI.lton Township, WAS happily married to
Miss Marjorie Presley, Of Charlts stou. at
tho residences Of prospective CDuuty Treas
urer. G. r. Kay, tho ceremony being uer
formed in an impressive manner by R,v
N. G.. Wright immediately after the
ceremony the happy couple repaired to tho
home of the groom. where All elegant re-
ception was rendered them. More than
sixty invited guests werU present and
merry making reigned supreme for Aev.
eral hours. Mr.. FAINT IL progressive
young farmer, who /, we'll and favnrably y
known Ia the eastern section of the Cuin
~. Miss Pfessley, although stranger
among US has already won many lasting
friends May heavens richest blessings
rest upon them. GUEST.
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Another Suggestion.

your paper somebody has suggested a
nunber OF gentlemen for the people of
AnderH0n County To vote for. and we no.
tlco no has left ont the eastern portion Of
the County entirely. We'll, we are free to
vote for nybody NE please. aud we ask
space i'll tho old. reliable INrELLl0ENCEIs
to suggest ticket 10 the voters of our
Eonn!S, and il anyi,nay cen boat it. al
right. Here it is: For the Senate, lion.
Geo r.. Prince, Anderson; Representa-
tives, Hon. j. w. Ashley. IIonen Path.
j. {. tiauu. Fork, T.. T. Waketio!d, Car
win. DR.. w. Wilson, Wiiliamston, ard
g. L. kuy. Ielton; Probate Judge Brown
Wilson, l'elt"n; supervisor, Oliver Bolt,
.entervlllt; Treasurer, &. Nj. Barrett,
Rock MILE: superintendent Of Educa
ti"n, l.. NJ Mnhalley, Williamson; Aud
itor, q. y. a.. l'oeinAn.
EOTEC
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NOTICE.

'HNliE management of the Equitable Life
4 Assurance Society in .h;s territory Is
dpsirous OF securing Ihe services IF n man
Of character end ability to represent it's
Interest with Anderson as headuua-ters.
The right man will bs, thoroughly edu-
Gated in the science of Life Insurance and
the art of *Cccessfu soliciting. There is
M business or profession not requiring
capllal wnicb II more ra,u uneTutive than u
HE agency conducted with entrsy md
ability. Correspondence with men who
desire "a secure permanent employment
aud are ulnbitious TO attain prominence in
the profession is invited.
w. j. RODDEY. Manager,
Rock Hill S G.;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

John Sherman ia certainly up
against, it hard in his old age. Forced
out Of the Senate to make place for
Hanna, and now kicked out Of the
CABINET. Sherman has made icw real
friends during his long publ. career.
but he has not deserved such shabby
treatment a. he has recently rccciyc'.
The Ncw Nor, Yrihuo. rciiiarl.
Even q year ago such appointments
as those Of Genera! Wheeler and Gen
cral Lee would haze been almost i'm
possible 4 common enemy ha, re
moved the last ycStiec Of prescription
The spul.crncr i, ~ anxions to de
Tend 'i- country as the northcrncr,
and some anHiety is expressed in the
South lest the war end before the old
Confederate, have he chance to march
under he Stars aud Stripes
Nothing has occurred since our
tronblc with Spain began that i, more
gratifying To the national feeling than
the rigorous action Of the Mexican
60, crmmcnt in guarding carefully
against i trcachcrous assault upon
this country by Spanish residents Of
the nciShboring republic President
Daz has no idea Of permitting Span
ish sympathizcrs within his territory
to draw Mexico into compromising
attitude toward the United States
Great Britain, realizing the potency
OF the growing power Of the United
States, is willing, nay, anxious, to
bring about an alliance of the English
speaking people. To such advances
our country should not be deaf. If,
as Christian people. VIC earnestly
desire the peace OF the world, in no
way can we sooure it SO cffectuaIly as
by the combined strength and unity Of
purpose Of the United States and
England. The world would he
gamer by such an alliance
OF all the senselcss fads Of which
woman is guilty, that Of trailing
skirts is the most devoid OF sense and
reason. A lady passed us on the
street tho or day and the rattle Of
her silk and newly starchcd skirts
made us think We were being ovcrta-
ken by u hailstorm. After she had
passed VIC wished we had been, for it
would have been far more refreshing
than the cloud Of dust which her
tra;lirg skirts swish smashing over
the dusty crossing threw into orr
faces
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

The southern newspapers are doing
the farmers and all the people of this
section good service when they urge
the planting of larger food crops and
the raising of more hogs. The war
came upon us when it was not too late
to provide, at least partially, against
the calamity OF short food supplies in
the south this year. Already the
prices Of provisions have advanced,
and they will 60 higher as the war ad-
vanccs. ltpasscs comprehension that
the great majority Of the farmers of
the south have gone on year after
year relying upon the west for their
meat and bread when they could have
raised it at home for less than it's or
dinary cost. Now that the price of
corn, tho price of wheat, the price of
meat, the price of everything to eat.
is sure to go up and may remain unus-
ually high for year or longer, it
would be the height Of folly to dopcnd
upon the western supply instead Of
our own farms.
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yellow Iaundice Cured.

Suffering humanity should be supplied
with every means possible for Its relief.
1t IL with pleasure we publish the follow
ing: This Is to certify that was terrible
sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for over
ak months and was trested by some OF
the best physicians in our city and all "a
no avail. DR.. Bell, our druggist. recon-
meuded Electric Bitters; and after taking
two bottles, I was entirely cured. now
take great pleasure in recommending them
TO any person suffering from this terrible
malady. atm grntefullv yours, NJ. A.
Hogsrty. Lexington, KY" Sold by Hiu :
Orr Drug Co.
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NOTICE.

TEHHE Firm of nj. D. Kennedy Il Co. is
"A dissolved. and the business will be
continued by the undersigned at the same
stand l will bs pleased TO serve nv
friends and the public with choice Fresh
Meats and Groceries. Give me & call.
S. A. WHITTA KER, Depot Street.
May 4, 1903 As %
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

= An Atchison (Kan.) schoolboy
upon being ordered by his teacher to
write composition in verse concern
ing his native State, sized up the
situation as follows: Kansas is the
State the grasshoppcrs ate, where the
cyclone blows careless and free, where
the jackrabbit hops and the Populist
yaps; still the State > pretty good for
TO see
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

The war that the United States is
now carrying on with Spain is IN
doubtcdly adding to the stock of in
formation possessed by the average
American in regard to other lands than
his OWN
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Col. William H. Wolborn, the
ssi;cl father Of y G. Welborn, oc .his
city, was married on the 2lst of April
to Harriet Nandivcr, Of Habcrsham
County, Georgia. Colonel Welborn is
81 years old and his bride is IS. His
son, y. Z. Wclborn, did not know of
the ceremony until yesterday. Colo
mel Welborn lives on Tugaloo River,
in Oconcc County, and has a number
Of friends hcrcabouts. - GrscnriUe
NcwS.
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NOTICE.

TNHE public is hereby warned not to
Il hire or haybor Don Kutled-e. wife
and children. colo red, who are under con-
tract TO work for me during the year 1893,
and who have left me without cause.
Pereons disregarding this notice will be
prosecuted.
w. w. CLINKSCALES
Craytop, 8 C..
May III 1928 46 10
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New Orleans has furnished rcgi
mcnt of volunteers that need not fear
yellow fever, having already had it.
Secretary Algcr is in favor nf amend
ing the army bill, SO AS to take at
least G,O00 such. Senator Uaffercy
says that 10000 can be had in New
Orleans.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

Thc.unitc States Supreme Coart
has declared the dispcnsary law con
stitutional, with the reservation that
individuals may order liquor for pri-
vatc consumption without hindrancc
from the State authorities. This
means that the original package cs,ah
lishmcnts will have to 20.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

The United States Supreme Court
has decided that tho Mississippi suf
fragc law is valid. aud this is taken to
mean that the South Carolina suffrage
law will stand.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

Miss liclon Gould of New York
sccns to be very patriotic She has
offered tho Government $l0O, 900 to
prosecute the war, and is willing to
double the amount if necessary
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Masonic Notice

There will to II special communication
of Hiram Lodge Tomorrow (ThurHday)
evening, at : o'clock. sharp, for the pur-
pose OF comforting fellow craft degrees.
All brethren are cordially invited.
J. x. liOOp, W. NJ.
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Survivors or Co. l..

The .u, vivo-s Of Go. a." +. S. s.. are
r"quc-tsi TO meet az Anderson, G ii on
Saiesuay III Juno next. 10 revise the
Company roll
Comrades, many of our Rolls have
been destroyed Let us take the trag
ments, put them together. and perfect
what il left.
JOnH w DASIEf.s,
hBNER K Cox
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All the world stands with heads
uncovered i'll the presence Of II bravo
deed, and Dewey and his men arc GER
tainly entitled to the highest praise.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

1t is very evident now that every
candidate for the Senate and House Of
Representatives will have to define his
position on the liquor question.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

Dixie will be heard in Havana in a
few days, and it will be the ivclicst
air the Sraniards ever heard.
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ql.y1NIg(eg y ! = 2 = = =: SAM
Takes the Spanish Bull by the tail and slings him
over the fence and clear out of the pen, exciting
the wonder and admiration of the World

Bleeding starving Cuba
and greatest noby
corners the the from America
take me And the
and commanded gather his little
his tent and And Spanish with
proper facility Uncle sam grabs MIN by the tail and slgs
there much believing and paving earth hut the
Will remember Uncle Sam
But sending thousands braves
to the 'front.' while Dewey floats the American flag
while sampson preparing to clean the whole Spanish
down Havana give chasng which he SO uv de-
also
we know there Spanish american
other lurking and watching
GENTLY wachfl Of their ready with ammunition in
Our loaded and trained enemy
Kind Of shot e ~ -
Yardwde Domestic yard yarwde Sea Island 81 and Dc
hans &c yard Another lot Quilt Calico
an ~ quality Ovea 35 and asons best Shoe
~ ~ bottle good yarwde Bleach &c yarwde Bleach
Stockings
ac shooting competition with black 7c pair 0c
me 4c and 2ac
VIII sell high quality Sc yard heavy checked
h yard best striped and check Shrting 6
you been deferred rrn Shades account of
ne d. allow prlor tngoom lack very important
t II 81 listen to these happy iding give you
Shade 10c The Queen City 45c goods at
ne a No 4SO fifty Shade with beautiful fringe
Shade at 2sc Toe Shades !Oc How
long will they last do cay Well on The
question s how and yours all
picked aluminium Hair Pins Thmb two for
Be- Agate Iron Coffee Pots 23 2s Agate Iron a5c
va Foot Bath Tubs Zoe insng Pots 10: each Milk
3c set Gobs 25 Honey Dishes stands Oc
man ousehod Dyes lO Stick Blue for Snch Clulod
Starch DC and 10c package. Parafne Candles c
remember letting Special Glass Sale prices
many Goods until closed Don't too
Chewing Gum best made five different Aavo twelve
packs Ball Potash, 10 gallons 4c.
hrpaN NhpprQ fOr (,ho Ano;o,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For TREASURER

WILLIAM l. BOLT, the ex-Sherff.
IL hereby announced as candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the action of
Democratic Primery.
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Congress has determined to continue
in session until the end of the war.
We sincerely hope the war will soon
end
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-05-11

Missouri farmers realize as high
as $50 an acre by the sale of their
corncobs to the manufacturers of corn
cob pipes.
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doors, will surround every present one
We are assured that Alabama Is now
LAYING down iron in England at prices
with which the English producers say
they cannot compete at any profit.
One.half of all the standing timber OF
the country is in the south. Much OF
it is not suited to the making OF the
best furniture, but all has It's uses, and
will add enormously to the activity and
wealth OF that section. It is no small
matter, too, that the southern products
of the soil are no longer limited to cot
ton, rice, tobacco, sugar, and sweet po
tatoes, but include, besides early vegeta-
bles and corn, everything that is DOT pro-
hiblted by the climate. In recent years
experiments in fruits and other profitable
products of farming have led to enter
prlses that must swell the riches OF the
land. It Is not so many years since the
south bought all its meat and its corn
in the north, and the carrying OF these,
for which vast sums were paid by the
Impoverished people, was the main sup
port OF lines of steamers. The romantic
south is passing. So is the impover-
ished south.
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night work. He must go into heated
assemblages and into unventllated
audience rooms that are enough to take
the life out of him. He must visit
court rooms which are almost always
disgusting with rum and tobacco. He
must expose himself at the fire. He
must write In fetid alleyways. Added
to all that he must have hasty mastica-
ton and irregular habits. To bear up
under this tremendous nervous strain
they are tempted to artificial stimulus,
and how many thousands have gone
down under the pressure God only
knows. They must have something to
counteract the wet, they must have
something to keep out the chill and
after scant nights sleep they must
have something to revive them for the
mornings work. This is what made
Horace Greedy such stout temperance
man. I said to him, "Mr. Greeley,
WY dlC yOu AOAO Ou oAO 0NO
ject of temperance than other subjects %
He replied, II have seen so many OF
my best friends in journalism 60 down
under intemperance."
Oh, my dear brother of the news
paper profession, what you cannot do
without artificial stimulus God does
not want you to do! There Is no half
way ground for our literary people be-
tween teetotalism and dissipation.
Your professional success, your do
nestle peace, your eternal salvation,
will depend upon your theories in re-
gard to artificial stimulus. I have had
so many friends go down under the
temptation, their brllliancy quenched,
their homes blasted, that l cry out this
morning in the words of another,
"Look not upon the wine when it is
red, when 1t giveth its color in the cup,
when it moveth itself Alright, for at the
last it biteth like serpent and stingeth
like an adder"
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For eighteen months I have been well. AL
though Y years of age can go where wish
and sleep all night and wake up as cheer
full as babe and completely rested"
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
gists under a positive guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DR.. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind
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It is, or should be, the highest aim
of every merchant to please his custom
ers !; and that the wide awake drug firm
OF Meyers & Eshleman, Sterling, ILL.,, is
doing SO, is proven by the following,
from Mr.. Eshleman ain my sixteen
years experience in the drug business
have never seen or sold or tried a
medicine that gave as good satisfaction
as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DIarrhoea Remedy. Sold by E. T.
Whitehead d Co.