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The oasis., 1898-08-20

Sunday evening Mir. F. Luketich of Hermosillo, came up from the south and was at Nogales several days. He was accompanied by Mir. Antonio Arena, Of he Arena Fruit Co, of St. Joseph, Mo-, who had been visiting Sonora to arrange to handle the orange crop, in conjunction with Mir. Luketich.
 The premises in the Marsh & Main building formerly occupied by the h. ternatiUnal bank, are being fitted up for the use of the Sonora News Co. A carload of fine show cases and furni- ture is now on the way from the east, and will arrive shortly. When com pleted the new establishment will be one of the handsomest and most com plete in Arizona.
 Wednesday mornin. MT. Marshall F. Wright, Of Kansas City, Mo "a gen. tleman who has been operating in Sonora several years, was a passenger from the north returning to the field of his operations from a visit of sev- eral months duration in eastern cities. He was accompanied by MT. w. NJ. Morgan, of the same place, a gentle man who is now visiting Sonora for the first time.
 Harlow & Gowan are making exten siye alterations and Improvements in their offices. A large, commodious, well lighted and handsomely fur n ished room has been added, making now three office rooms The two rcOms heretofore in use are being re- papered, painted and decorated. Taken altogether the suite is very handsome, comfortable and conve- niently arranged.
 The Tombstone Prospectoro Of Tues day says: o. B. Hardy was in town yesterday from NOgales. Mir. Hardy has a bond on the Loudon- Gallen group of mines in the Wbetstones. a Id says work looks most encouraging, quantity of ore being deyelQned. IL is very likely he will ta ke up the bond ou the property and it is reported may do so before the term of the bond expires.
 Those visiting Tucson will find the San Xavier hotel one of the best kept hostelries in Arizona, with everything conducted in frst-class style Cap tain J. H. Tevis is a prince of land lords, and beside the San Xavier he conducts the railway eating house at Bowie, where trains in bol h directions stop for meals. There, as at the San Xavier, everything is frst-class, and travellers always get the best.
The oasis., 1898-08-20

Miss Kate Christ and MaSirr Ed ward Tlicomb. have been visiting ing in Guaymas. They returned home Thursday evening.
 Sunday evening Mr. E. J Murray superintendent of the Santa Rosalis mine, came up from the south, re maining at Nogales until Wednesda, morning when he started on his re- turn to the mine.
 Monday was the saints day of little May Peck, and in honor thereof the little miss entertained large party of her lii tie friends and acquaintances at the residence of her uncle, Mir. John T. Brickwood.
 Tuesday evening MT. George F. Beveridge, manager of Fl Urbabc mine, near Torres, was a passenger from the south, en route to San Fran cisco. The gentleman expected to remain in California several weeks.
 T have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family for years and always with good results,r says Mir. w. B. Cooper of El Rio, Cal. "FOr small children we ind it especially effective" For sale by Jas. B. Mix & Co.
 Las Dos Naciones Cigar Manufac- turing Co.,, have bought one of the Jones lots, on Morley avenue north from the warehouse of Roy & Tit comb, on which they will proceed to erect connexions building which will be used as a factory.
 Sunday Mir Sid Mullen of Bisbee, was visitor at Nogales. He had just returned from hunting trip in the vicinity of Clifton, and returning home came to visit his old haunts at the line city. He resumed his journey homeward Tuesday evening.
 Southwortb, the special edition fakir. is in New York City, having been seen there couple of weeks since As predicted by THE OASIS his proposed Sinaloa Ilastrado Ysn. lshed Into thin air In the grind of the mills Of tue gods no finer grist was ever turned out.
 Monday Mir F. c. Poisson of Lon don, England, managing director of the Santa Elena Mining Co.,. and a MT Hoffman of Manchester, England, shareholder in the same corpora tion, passed Nogales, en route to the scene of the company's operations in the Arizpe district of Sonora.
 The many frie nds of Mr. I. H. Hay, of Wells, Fargo < Go. s express, long agent for that company at Guaymas, and latterly at Phoenix, will regret to learn that he is seriously prostrated in health, an effect from the injuries he received many years ago in pro tecting the express from robbery.
 FOR SALE-A magnificent dwelling with three parlor rooms, one dining room, provision room and kitchen, large wire fenced corral, a we'll with superb water and some fruit and shade trees, to be sold for a reasonable price. For particulars call on or ad- dress Anton Proto, Nogales, Arizona
 In another column appears the an- that Mir. l.. B Hayes will be candidate for the republican of assessor of Pima coun- ty. MT. Hayes is well and widely known, has had experience as city as- sessor in Tucson, and would fill the position thoroughly, capably and ac- ceptably.
The oasis., 1898-08-20

Of May Brothers of La Francesa, was visitor at Nogales.
 FOR SALE-A small house with other Improvements and villa lot next to residence of John Dessart. Apply to Mrs. Martin. 4t
 Unless you are well shod you are not well dressed. Go to R. Vasquez at the Red House, and buy a pair of ele- gant and stylish shoes
 Doctor and Mrs. Bartleson have taken apartments at Mrs. Doyles residence on Crawford street, opposite the Mexican consulate.
 Ladies shoes, gents shoes, aud cnildren's shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red House-R. Vasquez.
 Mrs. Geo. w. Atkinson returned from San Francisco Sunday, where she had enjoyed very pleasant visit of about five weeks duration.
 FoR RENT-A building on Morley avenne, centrally located and very valuable for business purposes. Ad- dress ID" care of THE OASIS office.
 Little Allie Bradford, the seven year-old daughter of MT and Mrs. Wm. Bradford, has been very i'll with scarlet fever. She is now improving
 This week Mir. Ramon Vasquez of the Red House, has been unpacking and arranging on his shelves large consignment of dress goods, in great variety.
 The foundation for Governor Cor ral's new cottage, on International street, was completed this week and yesterday work began upon the super structure.
 A new ante-room is being built at Odd Fellows Hall. The new structure is of brick and stone. Why not emulate the Masous aud erect hand some temple?
 Friday morning nf last week Mir w. c. Cook of the Santa Rosalia mine, returned from San Francisco, remain. ing en route at Nogales until Wednes- day morning.
 We Sell the Best.n Drew, Selby & Co.'s fine shoes, combining all the lux uries Of fit, style and quality, at prices which defy competition The Red House R. Vasquez.
 MT. Antonio Arena, of the Arena Fruit Co., of St. Joseph, Mo, who was at Nogales, Monday, returning home from visit in Sonora, took the train Monday evening.
 Maurice Breen is erecting new frame building on the lot between Roy X Titcombs office and the old Masonic hall building. It will be leased to restaurant.
 Yesterday Mrs. J E. Guy, wife Of the agent for the N. NJ. & A. railway at Fairbank, came 10 Nogales to visit her nieces, Mrs. Wm. Frederick and Miss Charlotte Martindae.
 For a Dice, clean shave or an artistic hair cut go to P. P Bustamante, Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora fourth ioor rom Hotel Cazabon. Good barber, careful attention.
 The Delmonico restaurant, opposite THE OASIS office, is one of the best kept in Nogales. Their home made bread, both wheat and rye. is a spe- ,ialty worthy of particular note.
 MT James Keen, of Wells, Fargo X 1 O., has gone to Phoenix to take position as clerk in the office or the company at that place. It is thought |
The oasis., 1898-08-20
MORALES NOTES.
interesting Items Gathered Around the
 Lise Cities.

Walter Douglas of Bisbee, is visit ing Nogales.
 Schlltz beer is the best. Sold by J. T. Brickwood.
 Yesterday evening MT. J. E. Wiber went to San Francisco.
 Gunther's candies for saints day presents at James Mix & Go.
 For a good, cool glass of Schlitz beer go to J. T. Brickwood's.
 GuDther's choice candies are the very best. At James Mix x Co.
 Tuesday morning Mir. Bird returned from business trip to Tucson
 Wednesday evening Mir. Dick Rey- holds returned from La Colorado.
 Mr. Mace Burgoon has been i'll the present week, but not seriously so.
 Monday Mir. James Mcclure re- turned from trip to Kansas City.
 lfyou have property to sell, put 1t in the hands of Harlow < Gowan. Thursday Jack Gates and S. P. Me Cullar returned from the Bacanuchi TaDche.
 Display cards for sale at THE OASIS Onice-"H House to Let" Rooms for Rent, etc. For family use Schlitz beer is the best Sold In bottles or in bulk by J. T. Brlckweod.
 Wednesday evening Colonel Frank Morgan came up from the south, en route to Ll Paso
 Mir. Phillips, oi the Waters Pierce 0il Co.,, has been at Nogales through the present week.
 Wednesday Mrs. M. H. Jones was stung by scorpion, from which she suffered severely.
 Dr. w. R. Register, the noted spe- S'"iioos lS uOW db JnS D1tuOtEuiud. See his "adr elsewhere.
 Yesterday evening MT. Robert Bar tlett went to Texas. He will return in about fourteen days.
 New Home sewing machines, all styles, reasonable prices for cash. Pellegrin & Bashore, Agents. Banjo Dick has been laid up this week from hurt, and, while out again, has to walk with a cane.
 MT. P. Hook is in from the Cananea mountains where he is developing a very promising mining property.
 Colonel Willis P. Harlow of Noga- les, has been appointed aid-de-camp on the staff of Governor Murphy.
 Yesterday evening MT. L. W. Hilli- Aer Of the Yulo Mining Co.,, passed | Nogaes en route to San Francisco. is reported that MT. and Mrs. A.
 " -'N ehibk VI iChiONC tO Aiti tilO- | Slllo and will hereafter reside there. Casanova, the druggist, adjoining hE OASIS office, is this week in re- eelpto a large consignment of goods. Thursday evening Mir. J. F.. Beye ''uge came up from Minas Prietas on ousoess, returning yesterday morn ing.
 wednesday evening Miss Mollie nOng, who has been visiting Mrs. Moert Williams, retuned home to Florence.
 tomorrow Miss Ida Temple of Ben 'Ou' IS expected to come to Nogales to 's'I few weeks. She will be the guest of Mrs. Bird.
The oasis., 1898-08-20

My left eye and soft palate had been destroyed. and after tailuTe 10 get cured ai ht me and a visit io special isls in Kansas City, Dr. Register's new cure healed my troubles in five weeks. Am I2 years ef age aud have been cured, two years with no indica- tiOn of return.
 H. w. Cox. Cattleman,
 DURANGO. COLORADO. Sufferers flom Ilelnatism, blood poison in all sfapts, sIriciure and all private special distasts If either sex can get as god results at home fir, m this new discovery as these who visit the spliTgs.
 Consult Dr. Regisi CT at the Mont ezuma Hotel, Nogales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
THE TROOPS FOR SANTIAGO
General Miles Will Furnish All the
Men Necessary.
ELEVEN THOUSAND SOON TO EMBARK
The Army Which Goes 10 Porto Rico
WIN Tie strong Enough tn
OverwhcIm All Opposition.
ELEVEN THOUSAND SOON TO EMBAI

fcnecioI nisn,,cb Ia ,ho New York Herald
London Times and The Houston post
Copyrichted. 1895. By James Gordon Ben
nettD
Washington June 27.--.Tn give Major
O., c,,,s,.- -. -, ,,,.,. g.. as
"ei''' "i '''''''' 'i'' ''o'l'S Nv
sure complete victory to American armies
at Santiago de Cuba This statement was
,oado IN mo today Inv Major General Miles
the conlin"nueF OF Tue ARMIES Vi 'he 'n''uu
States. Before the end of the present week
an army of / 900 men, consisting of both
,.a,.,,,., ,a ,.o,,,n,oor. ,.iu have am
ieeu'"'' az"
parked from Tampa ana Newport News
for Santiago.
General Corratson,s brigade now a,
>, -, 49,. ~.,,,.o, ~. 49,
camp Aiscr' N"' mas oeen w ~ 'np
secretary OF war to proceed Immediately to
Newport News for duty in Cuba. A large
,or+ ~ his hrtgode viii ha embarked
800 dav tb;s wnok an the Crande
1o,ah,ssa and con, imn,ciiatelv IN rein
s sor,n NJ a." cornrol sbafter Genera,
Carretson;s brigade consists of about 1000
. Wv, ''''"
ins N.Y. s,oo,d d,ris,o, of tho tonrth army
,,or,,s 7',6ar conn,s1d of nri,,ndi.r Con.
81 49,. ~ r,;ii loaya 'r,mna an Thurs-
- H. ,,a ,,rooaaa "a sonfia,ro Under Tho
nr4 aiT nf n strong convoy, The entire
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28


ms under these unexneeted cn,ditio,s n.
once demnnd our attentin,, IN Ma nves,in,,
Of neNntion of nm phiilnnIras :,
and the answer Ia tbnf n,,estt,o Ia >"
''rhe answer a alra,dy recorded IN IA,
nrrativ, In me minds ~ tbn ,mnytcnn
neople TIM nex, o,esttnn IN oraer 4.
whether wo shall govern thosn Islands ~.
colonies.
Tint ia also nnswere1 IN IN, norntlye
for tho ronson that MIR forr, or ,nvar,
mcut rs moi auitrd TO the control ~ suh
feet people. and our own clflgsns aayocato
ihc riebt OF frco local self eoyernment Tor
all peoples"
eo,,,,,,.,>, o,, .,r,,, ,,,,.,
''tN '' li'p' tNNhi-NM'
Ni'''' '"en' Is 'ne Soi"uoh OF the prom
'"
"''' We p"" y" ~ NV Fhuippiuos'
"'''''"' ''''." up'n our poH'ieS OF 'raal-
81 w VIZ '"' "'i''"'S eN"''o' Oh '"oSe
iJs,,4 ~ 'up pV'p,v 'nV.r HaNe 'stao-
condition NJ tbetr non,,ta,inn n,ntr
wants This may require a protrarted pe-
,'op oil niii,a,y occupation, bh' that VIII
of norf wht'b NH , ~" s"t, ~. pp az
naval station that our commercial inter-
oStS rfpuire US 90 establish and maintain.
hru pea'e oou rlghttel an stable
island. nv th~ nnttyss am ,niit,,,, 20 c,'s
thcre should be reduced TO the reaulrc
mems OF q permanent naval station, This
is inc pan winch IN my opinion the calm
augment or the American people reflect
'bs npun the traditions ana policies OF this
government since is oHfablishm Mt by the
fathers VIII require to be carried out. II,
IA the excitement OF the momcn, Following
the briiliant naval victory at Manila, there
should be inomen'ary passion for terri.
tory The lust OF the conqucgor It will dis
out Wheh sopcr reason asserts ITSELF
=, ON Ser no'hing. Then consequent upon
me handHng OF the Philippines question,
winch should require ns 10 make alliances
WIN other nnIious?'
NO EUROPEAN ALLIANCE.
..f,.-,, 80,
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10000 Cubans will be left in Santiago TO
wrest that province from the Spanish gov
ernment. Major General Miles intends
that his command In Porto Rico shall DO
overwhelming in strength II will un-
doub'edly consist Of moro than 10000 men,
washington, June 23--Preparations for
hurrying renforcoments TO General Shaftor
and far tho Porto pic,, ov,a1tti,n ara ,ro.
., ~, -
s'eNS'Hs 's last DIS pos9lolc' "'"e'H' 9h''
ters orders are to send back TO Tampa Us
many of the troops with his expedition as
bc can snare
IL was stated "liicluIly toua. mat oeu'
elal Miles, commanding the army, would
command the next eXpedition which leaves
.h ,,o,,,a e.o, H., nH. g, ho
IA $3.50 ~ ~ 80 Ia tr' b a ~ ~
,atI,,1 M. ,,,,,s ,sr,,',,,,,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

HAVANA DESPERATE.
Reign Of Terror Exists OF tho Cuban
Capital.
BlANC0'S DEADLY PROCLAMATION
Mill Execute ANY One Who Disoqrecs
With Him.
SERIOUS TROUBLE EXPECTED
Police Force to Revolt Ualcss Full
Rations Are Served.
TROOPS SUFFERING FROM HUNGER
The wives ana Children or the Vol
untccrs Dying OF Want-Havann
Has 100000 soldiers.
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laws the ships could take coal only once
at British port under any circumstances
ana all OF the coaling stations after passing
the Suez canal being British possessions,
the Spanish supply would be exhausted
long before the end OF the voyage was
reached.
But there is also a question as to wheth-
or Camaras squadron could take coal even
az any British port until they had crossed
over half way between Spain and the Phil
ippines. as the British law declared that
they could only take coal enough TO carry
them to the nearest home port and the
Philippines would be the nearest port, af-
ter the half way line is crossed.
1t is believed that the canal management
will obstruct his passage on the ground OF
interference with navigation Thus there
is every prospect that from one or another
of these reasons the Cadz fleet viii be de-
tanned Indefinitely in the Mediterranean
sea, which is greatly desired by our navy
department.
BY the use Of some speedy vessels as
advance guards It may be possible for
Commodore Watson to reach the straits of
Gibraltar some time before Camara's slow
moving fleet could get there, returning from
Port Said.
Reinforced by ironclads Watson would
have the Spanish squadron bottled up in the
Mediterranean This is large bottle 1t
Is true, but it is bellved by naval officials
that Camara could he hunted down as sue
oessfully as was CerVera with his lying
squadron,
Operating in sea surrounded bv coun-
tries whose sympathies incline towards
Srain the American squadron necessarily
would be self reliant and self sustained
being fully provided with store ships end
golfers to avoid the necessity Of running
counter to the neutrality laws of the vari-
oils Mediterranean nnrts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

Mobile, Fla, June 27.-The Second Alabama
volunteers got away today for Miami. Pia-,
via Columbus and Montgomery. Ths camp
hese u now deserted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
A TEXAN SPY.
He Furnishes Information Concern
ing the Spanish Fleets.

lie
Ing the Spanish Fleets.
fSpeelai Cable Dispatch 10 tho New York Her
aid London Times aud The Houston Posi-.
Copyright, 1898. by James Gordon Ben
rnttN
Gibraltar, June FL had an interview
with Martinez Del Rio. Texan employed
by the navy department at Washington,
who arrived at Csdlz from Paris about the
last Of May and stopped at the Hotel
Paris, He passed as Mexican He Is
Spanish in appearance and speaks Spanish
perfectly, He spied for the navy depart
ment with wonderful success. joining Ia
the hue and cry for the so-called traitors
supplying information 10 the Americans.
He had an Interview with Captain Au-
non, the Spanish minister OF marine, and
contributed 200 pesetas 10 the war fund.
He was only suspected when the fleet was
leaving. He saw the fleet of and sailed
for Tangier, June H. and cabied to wash
ington.
He says II is his opinion that the third
squadron is all bosh. The Lepanto Is the
only good vessel. The iroRclad Alfonso
XIII is a thorough failure. having been
built wrong, and is only useful as a coast
guard. He leaves on Wednesday for Paris
via Marseilles.
He adds that he can not discover the
identity OF the correspondent OF the Her
aid. which he says Is undoubtedly the best
informed person.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
wATsON'S ORDERS.


Washington, June 97.--As soon as Com
modore schley can bo spared from Santiago
he will BE- sent to reinforce Commodore
Watson's squadron, which was today or
dered to Spanish waters. He will take wi h
him the New York, the Minneapolis, the
Columbia and the New Orleans, all OF
which are hlgh-class projected and ar
mored cruisers Definite orders, il can he
stated, have been sent to Commodore Wat
son to destroy the three armored cruisers
Spain has in course Of construction.
The Princesse de Osturias is at Cadiz,
where she is being completed and fitted
out The Cardinal Cisneros was at Cadi2
recently. but is now at Fsrrol and the
Catalina is either at Cadi2 or Carthsgena.
When Schley joins Watson they will to-
gether undertake the capture of a base In
the Balearic Islands.
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WAR BuLLEpISs.

ST. Thomas, d. ". l., June I'll p. m.--No
war news has been received here today.
Key West. Fla. June 27.-The auction sale
Of the prizes condemned by Judge. Locke b.
gan today and sal 900 was realized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28
TO OBSERVE THE FOURTH.
Governor Atkinson of Georgia Issues
n procIuuil tinn.

Atlanta. Ca, June a. Governor Atkinson
TODAY issued a proclamation calling on the
neopie of Georgia TO observe the Fourth OF
July. The governor, who shows his patriot
ism, hy wearing q cravat displaying the stars
and Stripes, urges the people to decorate thelr
homes and places Of business and to make
the anniversary holiday. This Is ne ilrst
limo since the war that a proclamation OF
his character has been issued in any south
ern State.
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DEADLY MISSILES.
BoiIets Used by the spnninrds Make
Awful Wounds.

b"IIet~ Used by the spnninrds Make
Awful Wounds.
Juragua, June 20, Via Kingston. jamaica.
Juno 27.-The spaniards are using brass
shcatcd lead bullets and tho brass rips
on touching aud tears the flesh horribly,
while the small brass spinters cause blood
poisoning. Practically explosive bullets
are used ia the itemingtons. They also
cut small cross over the end OF tho
Mauser bullets 70 that they mushroom on
striking, with n similar result. The out
lock here is threatening. Everybody be-
lieves great battle is imminent
Miami Fla June 1.-TWO compa lies OF the
Third Texas regiment arrived today. They
will leave tomorrow night for Key West
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HELL mas No TERVOlS.
Thus spoke survivor of the Amhus-
cade AT In QunsiDn.

London. June 2s.-A dispatch to tho
Daily News from Port Antonio. Jamaica,
says The conditions in which the Ameri-
cans entered the battle at La Quasina were
very unequal All courage would have been
scorched out of all less Thoroughbred men.
Their tongues were swollen from thirst and
their Threats shrivelled. Hell" laid a
survivor. has no terrors for me now"
The Americans appear 90 be suspicious
of the insurgents who could be OF immense
assistance in bushwhaching But how
can we be sure" says an American Off
Ger that any one Of them IS not a Span
lard ready to lead us into trouble. We
can't talk their Niger Castliian language
and when they guide us we have 20 go
it blind. We should trust them completely
or not at all"
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auhfON'S GUARANTEE.
o. as to Just What
"emedies Will DO.

Munyon guarantees
that his Rheumatism
Cure viii cure nearly
all case9 OF rheuma-
tism in q few hours:
that his Dyspepsia Cure
VIII cure indigestion and
all ftomsch troubles:
mat his Kidney Cure
VIII cure so per cent.
or all cases 81 kidney
trouble; that bis Co.
tarrh Cure viii cure
catarrh no matter bow
long standing, that bis
Headache Cure will cure
any kind OF headache In
a few minutes: that
his Cold Cure will
.r.st,I-I-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

IN ~ an0 = ,qulckIy break up aoy
>1s1 ~ Druggists, 4 cents : Vial
~ ~ Hsss advice write Prof. Nunyou.
49, II V absolutely fsse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

Key West, Fla. June 2T--A vessel carryinA
mail for the American sailors and soldiers en-
gagged in the Cuban campaign left here today
vessel bringing tho frst mail from the
army. Is supposed to be on her way to Key
West.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-07-28

Persons troubled with diarrhea will
be interested in the experience of Mr..
w. M. Bush, clerk of Hotel Dorrance,
Providence, RI. He says: ssFor sew
eral years have been almost a con-
slant sufferer from diarrhoea, the FREE
quent attacks completely ~prostrating
me and rendering me unfit for my du-
ties at this hotel. About two years ago
q travelling salesman kindly gave me
a small buttle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Much
to my surprise and delight its effects
were immediate. Whenever / felt
symptoms of the disease I would for
tify myself against the attack with a
few doses of this valuable remedy. The
results has been very satisfactory and
almost complete relief from the Attic
tion." For sale by M. E. Robin
son & Bro, and Miller's Pharmacy, in
doldsboro, and by Jno X Smith. at Mi.
Olive.