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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-05-19
BELL.
May 16, 1898.

uAoy 4OS 1OCCs
Quite hail storm visited this section
early Sunday morning
Farmers are quite busy now planting
corn as they have been delayed by the
wet weather for the last ten days
Rev. Collins will preach a memorial
sermon in two weeks at II a m.
Thos. Carey and wife, of PEBBLES,
Sundayed with Frank Storer.
Master Ellis Carl and Marshal Sent
man, of Lexington, we're entertained by
Homer and Ova Garrett the past week
Grandma Roberts, who has been on
the sick list, is better again.
Quite number of the 1 o. o. F., Of
this place, attended the Past Grand
meeting of that order Saturday, in
Hillsboro
Mr.. William Mace and wife visited
friends at Lexington the past week,
James Suiter and lady, of Harriet,
spent Saturday with his brother.in law,
J. w. Tener.
The q A. X Post, of this place, will
meet at Flatrun. May 3Oth, at 9 a. M, at
the cemetery, to decorate the graves and
will be here at II for decorating. They
will meet at p. m. in Bellevieu Park.
Rev. Smith, of Hillsboro, and Rev. Col
lins will make addresses.
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WINKLE.
May l6, 1898.

May 10, 1895.
Frank Walker and Alva Shafer have
each new wheel and are very busy.
Will King. of New Vienna, was here
on flying visit Friday evening.
Henry Walker is busy engaged repair
ing the Christian Church in Sugartree
Ridge.
Orlsnd Gossett and family, of Price
town, visited friends here Sunday.
A. 8. Galley has put up storage shed
in which are all of the best grades of farm
ing utensils.
A grape vine dispatch tells of the ar.
rival of twins at the home of Doc Kelley
in the suburbs. They happened to be
calves.
A. 8. Galley was in Cincinnati on bus
iness last week
Walker Bros are building barn for
Reason Hopkins near Danville.
L. ]. 6onner has his sawmill equip
ment complete and full force Of hands
are employed.
Lloyd Emery, who has made his home
for many years with his grandfather
here has gone to his father who lives in
Montana.
Mics Millie Walker is making her
home ct Merlin, o
1t 10 rumored that the New Market
Centennial win be held again this year
but 1t Is hoped that such monumental
fake will never again zee light.
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PRICETOwN.

may 10, 1895.
G. @. Faris attended church at Fair.
view Sunday.
DR.. Pratt was calling on his parents 1T
Dodsonville Saturday evening.
Messrs. Grant McOonnaughey and
Ellis West, of Harrisburg, accompanied
by Misses Myrtle Smith and Mantle
CLANCY, attended church here Sunday,
and we're entertained by WI. Cochran
and family.
Joe Donohoo, who has been staying
in Hillsboro, has taken mp his abode
with bis brother. James, Of this place.
Orland Gossett and family visited Mrs
Gossett's parents near Straitout Sunday.
The fathers Of the township met in
regular session last Saturday. The con.
tract for the cleaning Of the cemeteries
and the digging Of the graves was given
to w. A. Dodson.
Mrs. Elsie Robinson and children were
visiting Mrs. Robinson's sister, Ms.
Gertrude Ohaney, of Harrisburg. Sun.
day.
Ed. Sonner will move bis ssw mill TO
Milton Holden's land, in Dodson town
ship, this week.
Decoration day will be appropriately
observed st this place. Rev. Hayes, Of
Amelia, will preach the memorial ssr.
mon. The program in full viii b pub.
lished later on.
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RAlNsBOKO.

May 18, 1898.
DR.. ]. A. Mercer visited Columbus last
week.
George Browning and family. of Ross
county, were guests of W. A Browning
last week.
D. Elliott, Of Mt. Washington, visited
at NJ. v. Wheaton's last week.
Prof. E M. Roberts is home from
Centerfield wherr o has been teaching
during the past week
Dana Taggart, of Jeffersonville is Wis
iting his grandparents and other friends
here.
Craig Mcbride has begun the study of
law with o. N. Same, OF Hillsboro, as in.
structor.
Revs. jackson and Taggart and others
from this place attended the funeral Of
Mrs. DR.. Miller, at Petersburg last
Friday.
The artistic appearance of ]. E. Fer.
neau's residence reflects credit on Har.
vey Mccoy and Leslie Curry who did
the painting.
Don't fail to attend the s. s. union
meeting, at Boston, next Sunday at 2:30
p. m. Speakers from Hillsboro have
been invited. Rev. W. P. Jackson, OF
this place, will make an address.
The Epworth League, of this place,
will be reorganized next Sunday night.
A full turnout of the membership is de.
sired.
Aunt Jane Davis is visiting her son,
Rev. ]. Il. Davis, at Feesburg.
Rev. w L. Tyler, of Cynthiana, will
preach the memorial sermon at the M.
E. Church, Sunday, the 10Th, at 1880
a. m. The oration on the following day
will be made by Hon. Erwin Dunlap, of
Greenfield.
Mrs. Mary Louisa Miller. whose maid.
en- name was Thurman, died at her
home in New Petersburg, May 1lth,
1898. She was the widow of DR. ]. NJ.
Miller, to whom she was married April
9th. 1854, and who died December Sd,
1889 She was born in New Petersburg,
May Goth, 1885, but spent the years Of
young womanhood in Rainsboro, where
her lovely traits of character then ex-
hibited are still recalled with pleasure
by the older class of our citizens. She
Joined the M. E. Church in the days
of her youth and has since lived q
beautiful, consistent Christian life. She
was especially gifted in song and speech
and when the circumstances demanded
she was ready to use the gifts God had
given her for his glory and the good of
those aronnd her. She was the mother
of two SONS and three daughters all Of
whom were present to minister to her in
life's closing hours and to follow her re.
mains to Gilboa cemetery where they
were tenderly laid beside those of her
husband to await the resurrection.
Miss Mary Ross, of Hillsboro, is visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. Thos. Costello, this
week.
Mrs. DR.. Banan, of Nipgen, is the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. For.
aker, on Main street.
James Meyers and wife, of Marshall
township, were entertained by their
daughter, Mrs. Burch Snider, Sunday.
Allen Farrell received dispatch Sun.
day stating that his son.in-law, Edgar
Croizier, living at Lima had been seri.
ously hurt and could not live but a short
time. No particulars, however, were
given. Mrs. Amos Williams, sister.in.
law of the injured man, left for Lima
Monday morning. Further tidings will
be awaited with anxiety.
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Low Rates via B. & o. x-w. Ry.

Knights Of Pythias, Grand Lodge.
Dayton, o. Tickets on sale May Esd
and 24th. good returning May 28th.
One fare round trip.
May musical festival, Oincipnati. o.
Tickets on sale May oath to 2Sth, eood
rsturning until May 30th. One and
one third iars for the round trip
Convention Peoples, Liberals and 81.
ver Rspublicaa parties. Columbus. o.
Ticksts on ssls Nay Path and 26tb, eood
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MARSHALL.
May II, 1898.

may IL, 1898.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Boyd, of Washing.
ton, O. H., were guests at ]. H. Burnetts
last week.
The District Council will be held at
the O. U. Church June End.
h. II. Carlisle has returned to bis
homo ct Xenis after spending . few
weeks in this vicinity.
Don't forget the County 8. 8. Con.
vsntion. June llth.
Alvin Smiths little daughter has been
quite sick for the past week but Il slowly
improving at this writing.
: b. Burnett b bsautifyips bis houss
With hssh eoet ofpaisk
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LYNCHBuRa.

The first arrest made by our new Mar.
shal, g. B, Miller, occurred Saturday,
DR.. Duvall being arrested for drawing .
gun on one Of the men who is here in
the interest Of hypnotism, they, 90 it is
reported, having quarreled about game
Of cards. The hypnotist failed o.'an .
the costs, and Duvall VII esui.
Mr.. McCabe and wife, Of Cincinnati,
came up last Sunday to visit Patrick Nc.
Oabe and wife Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Dixson and wife, OF New
Vienna, called on Mrs. Dixson's parents,
James Henderson and wife, last Sunday.
Thomas Starr and wife, of Buford, viz
tied Mr.. Starts sister Saturday and Sun.
day.
J. O. Cumberland was called to Sicily
last Sunday on account of the serious
illness of his mother.
Mr.. Espy and wife, Of Georgetown,
were entertained at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. w. J. srofe.
HIS. Pulse was kept at home several
days of last week on account OF being
sunburned on the face and hands while
fishing.
Mrs. Jacob Minzler and little daugh-
tor, Jeanette, came up last Sunday to zee
Mrs. Godfrey Minzler, who is quite poor
ly.
Mrs. Herman Miller was in the city
Tuesday.
Rev. Buckingham, of Hillsboro, visited
friends here Wednesday.
When you come to town now be on
the lookout, a. it is Marshal Miller and
Mayor Murphy.
David Troutwine was in Hillsboro last
Tuesday.
Our town is still improving, several
new houses being built this spring.
W. H. Meadow was in Hillsboro last
Monday.
Mr.. Lou Delaney was taken ill at the
store last Tuesday, and has not been able
to return since.
]. @. Adair closed his store here last
Saturday preparatory to invoicing for the
men who bought his stock of goods.
Mrs. Belle Beard, of Buford, visited
Jas. Meadow last week.
DR.. Garner and wife attended the fu-
neral Of James Garner, at Westboro, last
Thursday.
Report has it that we will soon have q
new dry goods store in the room vacated
by B. O. Linton & %.
/, L. J. Dudley and County Surveyor
Murphy, surveyed the Silas Garner (de.
ceased) farm last Wednesday.
Rev. Clark and Rev. Smith were in the
city last week.
Mr.. John Garner attended the funeral
Of his brother at Westboro last Thurs.
day.
Mrs. James Cadwallader and daugh-
ter, of Blanchester, visited Dr. Gibson
and wife last week.
Robert Thompson and wife, of Chilli
cothe, were at George Townsend's for
dinner last Tuesday.
Prof. Mona and L. Faris were in at
tendance at the Teachers Association at
Hillsboro Saturday.
Robert Hodson and wife visited rela-
tives at Marathon last week.
Mrs. Margaret Holmes and H. s. Pulse
transacted business in Brown county last
Monday.
Ohas. Purdy and wife, of Wilmington,
came over Sunday to visit his mother.
who is quite ILL.,
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Literary Hess Fro. Tho Csstsry CO.

Literary Nete From Tho Centary Co.
Captain Alfred T. Mahan has written
paper for the June number Of The
Century on the causes Of the failure Of
the Spanish Armada. II accompanies
An illustrated article giving the storx Of
the famous catastrophe. bassd on manu-
script records and on the narratives Of
survivor and ether 6paniah deeunsnts.
This number Of The Century viii eoa.
tain several other axtielss oi squal tins-
linem
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Grant II Baker and Nora O Young
Frank Elton and Addis Esskine.
Alonso Hodson and Louslls Scott
Albsst Beatty and Nay etoops.
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Nsb. visited friends At this place last
Thursdsy
Rev. n n Osmpbell. President Of the
Ohio Oonfsseuos. will visit Union Chapel
nm June 4th and sth. He will pssssh
three sesmaas
W 10 TIE psssaat tims psaehae -
apisiussd. an4 tAess Vim h : lssoe -
~ them this -. 2s,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
Fremont County rs- Brandon.

After rather tedious and closely con-
tested trial, continuing for six days,
this case was given to the jury about 10
o'clock Saturday evening. and verdict
for the plaintiff WAS retorned Sunday
afternoon In the sum Of thirty-two hum
dred dollars, after credking one thou
sand dollars, paid by defendant subse-
quent to the commencement of action.
Mr.. Brandon was assessor and collec-
tor of Fremont county during the first
four years OF its existence. his term ex-
piring in January, 1897. In the summer
OF 1895, fund WAS subscribed by the
taxpayers of Fremont county, without
distinction as to either church or pol
itIcs for the purpose OF having thor
ough investigation of the county rec
ords. X. E. Hopf, assisted by A. II.
Mcconnell, was employed as account
ant, aud f. S. Dietrich, as attorney, to
take charge of the work. The books
OF the county were found to be in a
very imperfect condition, consequently
en,ailing more time and labor than was
at first anticipated. AS the account
ants conclusions from time to time be-
came known, however, settlements we're
made with various officers by which
considerable amounts were repaid to
the county, and Mr.. Brandon is the
only one whose accounts it became nee
essary to submit to jury.
After numerous attempts to settle,
the county filed the present suit Sep
tember 18th, 1897. Negotiations were
again begun for = settlement and con.
tinued up to almost the time OF trial,
the county two or three times Offering
to accept 81, 600 In addition to the 81 ,00t
paid, in full settlement, aud avoid the
expense Of litigation. On application
of defendant the case was transferred
to this county for trial, defendant al
leging that the people OF his count,
were prejudiced against him.
We understand that both parties art
not wholly satisfied with the verdict
and there is talk OF appeal or new trial
We are also told that two crimina
suits are pending against defendant, al
we'll AS some other suits for statutor,
penalties, all In Fremont county.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
LATEST WAR NEWS.
1t rs Twenty Days Old in Dawson
and q Paper Costs q Fortune.

DALLEs, TEX, Aug. 7.-R. S. Dor
man, formerly Of Denton county, now
of Dawson City, in the Klondike gold
region, writes to friend here:
'The latest war news we have is
twenty days old. A fellow brought in
newspaper yesterday and guess what
1t has brought him? Fourteen hun
dred dollars! He read it In Tammany
Hall and charged % head to get in to
hear it read. Needles cost rs cents
apiece: cordwood s75; house logs s5
apiece; dried beef IS a pound; pistols,
S. & w. 38-calibre, center fire, s2-dead
property. would not advise any one
to come here. got In early, or ! would
not have got = smell. But as it is got
q good claim and have refused 81, 500
for it,
Mr.. Dorman was in the big snowslide
in which 80 persons lost their lives. He
managed TO dig his way out, and went
to work with his partner rescuing
others.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
Idaho Falls Bond Election.

The bond election was quite spir-
tied one, but passed off quietly. The
vote was quite large amounting to 3ls
votes for water works and electric
lights. Two hundred votes were
cast for the water works and 100
against. Thirteen votes were thrown
out us spoiled and five were cast for the
electric light plant alone. The water
works proposition was carried, it having
received 200 out OF the 300 votes cast.
The electric light proposition was de-
feated. Times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
Tuesday, August rs.

ISL Perkins" one Of the brightest
comedy dramas of the season will oc-
cupy the boards OF the opera house on
next Tuesday eve. A novel street pa
rade will be given at noon.
Judging from the favorable criticism
the company has received from the
press generally, pleasant evening is
in store for Blackfoot playgoers.
AS the title indicates, the play is Of
the rural stamp with an honest-hearted,
shrewd, good natured 'Rube" as the
hero. Sam Burton and Lille Coleman.
who assume the title roles, are consid-
cred the best Yankee character imper-
senators on the American stage.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13

w. w. Mcdonald, of Ogden, expects
to move his family to Blackfoot within
the next ten days. He has rented the
residence lately vacated by Louie
Misslen.
All watches, clocks and jewelry left
with A. w. Dodd for repair, will re-
ceive prompt attention. All work pos
itively guaranteed.
Will rent or sell the Downing resi-
dent. Will also sell two cows and one
calf For particulars enquire of
j. N. DOWNING.
Do you want tailor-made suit? II you
do will take your measure and guar
antee fit. have three immense lines
of samples to select from. Give me q
call and examine goods.
d. H. BIETHAN.
The medical director of prominent
life insurance company declares that
an immense amount Of dyspepsia and
heart arrangement in this country is
due to the excessive use of coffee. He
contends that these forms of disease are
prevertable, as they are due to feeble
or selfish yielding to appetite just as
drunkenness Is.
Sailors OF the battleship Texas, now
at the Brooklyn navy yard, are driving
heaving trade in the sale of souvenirs
from the Cervera feet. The favorite
trophies are coins secured from the
Maria Teresa. One sailor had 1000 Pc
seta pieces, showing traces of the fire
through which they had passed. Even
bits Of rope and iron find purchasers,
though the supply in this department
OF relics is not likely TO give out.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
IT Results in the Selection of
Representative Men as Dele
gates to the State Con-
VeDfiOn.

The Democratic county convention
held ut Idaho Falls Thursday the llth,
TO elect delegates to the Boise State
convention, met at Armory hall and
was called to order at 2 p. m. j. c.
Anderson, OF Idaho Falls, was elected
chairman and Moses Wright, OF Iona,
secretary.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Committee on credentials,
permanent organization and committee
on platform.
Committee on credentials reported
and recommended the admission to the
convention delegates from the new pre-
cincts created by the board Of county
commissioners at their July meeting.
The report of all committees we're
adopted. On motion it was agreed that
the delegates be elected IS follows:
Four from the north of base line and
three from south OF base line, and vot-
ing by ballot. those securing the major
ity Of votes cast should be declared the
choice OF the convention. The follow
ing were elected: o. Buck, Geo. Chaplin,
Nate Clark, Moses Wright, sR. j.
Osborn, II. Stewart, Percy Jones.
There we're present 80 delegates and
they stood solidiy for the adoption of
resolutions upholding the Chicago plat
form and = majority voted giving sup
port to the present administration.
A dissenting faction held ''bolters"
convention and elected delegates, II is
said, who will endearor 10 gain admis-
sion to the Boise state convention.
THE NEWS believes the conservative
and controlling element of the Demo.
cratic party will not permit at the state
convention irregular elected delegates
70 obtain seats In that body. Discords
AnS dessensions are 10 be avoided and
IL there is TO be any advance made along
| the lines OF harmonious work and @
proper adjustment Of matters of great
est Importance 10 the state. refractory
material should be discarded, and, We
predict, = majority of the Boise state
convention will 50 elect.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
VERY Low Railroad Rates.

Round trip to Omaha. September 9th,
good returning until September 2lst,
1870. From Blackfoot TO Omaha and
return September 2lst, good returning
September 18th, $3.50.
For Democratic State Convention at
Boise one fare for the round trip rate
from Blackfoot Is el4.45. Tickets on
sale August 23rd and 24th, good return
ing until August 10Th.
One way rates to Chicago and st.
Louis, until further notice, rate from
Blsckfoot to Chicago first cl ASS 90;
second class, $500. ST. Louis, first
class, go. %; second class, 1850.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
Mormon Business College.

This institution opens Monday, Sep
tember 5th, 1898. The following courses
are offered: Bookkeeping phonog-
raphy, penmanship, telegraphy, type
writing, etc.
For catalogue and any further in
formation, address.
Jos. NELSON, Principal,
Salt Lake City.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that meet
ing OF the stockholders Of Cedar Point
Water Company will be held in Basalt
school house, Monday. September 5th,
1898, at :, o'clock p. m,
]. +. SHELLEY, Pres't
Basalt, Idaho, Aug. 9th, 1898.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-13
lTY AND STATE NEWS.

fA'lse Stty.
ses Esther Behle and Eva Rogers
gone on visit 70 friends In Ogden
alt Lake City.
wheat Is being marketed ut the
foot mill at u 90 per hundred.
nee carloads OF Idanha soda water
hippei from Soda Springs each
Vim. Kirkpatrick Is visiting
at Presto.
Robt. Parsons Ia reported seri-
III at her home in the Pierce res
BAsse,t spent last Sunday in
City.
red and Raymond Giyens and Mr..
allow are rusiicAting In Wolver-
anyon for fes days.
DC men are ready 70 go to war
they are needed and others when
are not needed.
emperance entertainment will be
in the Methods, church next
ny evening al so'clock. 8 Every
Is cordially invited 10 attend.
1iior Gagon and family expec, to
Soda Springs within day or two.
county commissioners OF Lemhl
b did no, recognize the women
making appointments for election
n.
hew No. 2 Smiths Premier type
4 was received q, the Blackfoot
office this week.
tyices mex, Sunday morning at the
odlst church by the pastor.
p,- Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Churchill
Miss Ramsey have returned from
indian teachers institute a, Colo
Springs. They repor, An enioyA-
nd profitable time.
>. Jno. Downing has been ab~ent for
k past visiting friends at Mont
!. MIR. Downing joined her there
bay aud they returned home Thurs
porning.
rrls Watson. OF Riverside was ser
Ill several days OF the week. He
frporied improving Thursday eve
}. Watson, OF Sal, Lake City, Is
ng her sister. Airs. C.B. Wheeler.
lsrs Dietrich & Stevens. attorneys.
ow located in = suite Of rooms In
ehle Block.
:. Lane, wife OF Passenger Con-
)r Lane, OF Poca,ello, Was . guest
Ed Hartiegan aud wife = couple
gs this week.
Interesting account OF the voyage OF
aaho volunteers from Honolulu To
u, made especially pcrilous be-
OF fire In coal bunker, appears
e editorial page In this issue.
}. c. +. Thum gave q party on
sday afternoon In honor Of her
n, Edna and Louise Perrsult, o!
Games were played, refresh
served, and those present spent
D pleasant afternoon.
disaffected ones OF the populisi
have concluded to '.hury the
bet" and will cousort with the Pop
In convention, at Boise instead ol
ring In a middle-of-the-road con
y Moscow alone.
exercises at the Methodist church
|ay evening we're unique In char
and quite interesting. The au
e was large and nothing but com.
able words were heard for those
assisted In making the entertain
an enjoyable one.
=. ID. s. Morgan has been danger
Ill for several days past, aud Il
critical condition.
e Salt Lake base ball team Il
ed for match game with the Poca
nine Sunday at the Gate Cit.
pds.
=, J. II. Yost arrived home b,
wednesday morning from he
trip Mr.. Yost and the othe
oers of the party are expecte,
today or tomorrow.
pm g. Brown left Wednesday 70
East He intends visiting Nes
City, Chicago and other metropol
places and familiarizing himsel
alllthe latest fs,ds OF fashion and on
may appropriate with pcrfec
taste goods of his selection to cor
TO pp7to-date apparel OF most fash
pie castern cities.
r. Mtaler, jeweler OF Idaho Fall
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Two Pointed Questions Answered.

What is the use of making a better
article than your competitor if you can
not get a better price for it?
Ans.-As there is no difference in the
price the public will buy only the better,
so that while our profits may be smaller
on a single sale they will be much great
er in the aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your make is the best?
If both articles are brought promi-
nently before the public both are certain
to be tried and the public Will very
quickly pass Judgment on them and use
only the better one.
This explains the arge sale on Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. The people
have been using it for years and have
found that it can always b. depended
upon. They may occasionally take ur
with some fashionable novelty put forth
with exaggerated claims, bat are certain
to return to the one rem edy that they
know to be reliable, and for coughs,
colds and Group there is nothing equal
to Chamberlain's Cougl. Remedy. Fol
sale by A. c. Ireland.