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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23

WASHINGTON. Oct. G.-The strongest
recommendation In the annual report Of
Surgeon General Van Reypen, Just made
public. Is that relating TO an increase In
the medical corps Of the navy. He points
OUT that while there has been a steady
increase In the enlisted force OF the
navy FOR the past two years. while the
marine corps has been swelled by the ad-
dision OF $3.50 men. there has been no
PROVISION made for a corresponding In
crease In the medical corps which liz
charged with the care of the health OF
these men. Every surgeon, who is not
SICK, Is said TO be on duty and the de-
partment has been unable to supply sur
Geons Tor need IN recruiting and other
duties. Therefore, the surgeon general
recommends that the corps be Increased
I'VE surgeons and twenty assistant sur
seons and Ave volunteer surgeons. who
served in the war and are now In service
ne transferred TO the regular rolls and
the age limitation be removed in their
cases There are eighteen of these men.
ana In some cases they are over thirty
years OF age. 1t is also earnestly urged
mat the naval assistant surgeons be
placed on an equality with those of the
army in pay and rank. Al present the
army can get all OF the medical service
IL needs, while the navy can get scarcely
any surgeons to serve. There are now
A"~i '0taisNiV9 III the IdHk OF assistant
surgeons. and there viii be eight more
during the year and the hope is expressed
that the corps viii not be allowed to die
out from lack Of recruits which must
follow unless the inducements are equal
TO those offered in the army. at least
The surgeon general calls attention to the
iact that OF the eighty-four casualties
during the war with Spain, only seven
teen lave resulted in pension applications
so far. most noteworthy fact in view
Of the report that eighteen OF the cas-
uaities resulted fatally
In concluding the report special atten-
ton Is invited to the excellent sanitary
conditions existing in the navy and espe-
cially In the Asiatic squadron during the
past year Early precautions were taken
To prevent az far possible the III eff
fects resulting from necessary climatic
exposure and to give the best care and
attention TO the sick. The results In the
philippines indicate high standard Of
physical efficiency In the squadron.
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Not How Cheap.
But How Good.
q UNTHER'S
VI ....cANDlES
Fresh every week Large
easortu1snI Eastern prices.

cheering Tor some moments. AZ the cheer
nv began to suoside some one called cut:
nurrah Tor Dom Paul The sentiment
WAS popular one and the Boer leader .
name was cheered again and again
After an address hy the lord mayor and
= Few words by Mr.. Redmond baskets
we're circulated. and IL is estimated over
as,oo was collected. Richard Croker gave
49,. Bourke Cochran. $3.50 and Mayor Van
Wyck, &1no
Ex-secretary Of the Navy McAdoc the
iasf speaker, said that the elocuen, basket
subscriptions were the beE response "a
the eloqucnce Of Mr.. Redmond
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16g Kill TWO men.
&uJND LOG DARRICADE SUR
nouxDED ny POSSE.
.>.v uesA rp occsDaats 81 'tore ~
nenspAsn, kan.-ku1 the Fest.
..4e, aaA wound the Preur1stoR
- Afterwards Ambush PaTty.

.nxyrsoE. Kan. Oct. e2.-Two robbers
- ,s~ht mot and killed one man and
-..,.Asd another In a store at Donipnafi,
80 shey later robbed, and today am
$3.50 and shot and killed q policeman
- -n,.ded another man, both members
,r.ss pursuing them Tonight tho
.ss,. are surrounded SIX mites north u
sss,crn- ard an attempt TO arrest them
-; he made II daylight.
"a dsad-Joan Brown. Dontphan; Reb-
.se.on pfckerson. Atehison-
gmnded--Charies Kucas. Doniphan, Jas
Hay Atchison
ne robbers entered the store Of Kuchs
:. ncnipnar al 2 O'Clock last night end
:. she ppsnt OF reviewers ordered a number
. man present To hold up their hands
- order was obeyed quickly and one Of
:. robbeys started for the money drawer
rsrhs aid Brown. postmaster at Dcnlphan.
- movement 10 resist. Two pisrols In
=. hands OF the robbers cracked Instant
5 brown fell dead where he stood and
r.rhs WINGED from wound In his am.
Ts,s xas the signal 10 fee and the stora
~.s cleared in wink while The robbers
hary,e.sly enpiied the iii and made or A
.svty made up OF Atchison and Doniplan
r.r. all heavily armed. started out this
,.arn,nr In search Of the robbers.
tate this afternoon SIX miles north OF
a,ehison. they came upon the robbers an
.rsres. the latter firing upon them from
.mbush. Robert Dickerson. an Atchison
noaBcs officer. was shot and killed a. tho
-, yalley. and before a rally could be
nsde BY the pursuers. James Hayes fell
sfth bullet In his arm.
rhs robbers were hidden from view. and
Tho posse, q; a disadvantage In the grow
IN dsrkness, were compelled TO withdraw
sf.er airing few shots. The robbers had
srnl.ca.ed their work OF the night before
ana again escaped unhurt. Tonight they
sre hiding behind tarricade OF logs. with
~ posss keeping respectful distance.
a dayhreak determined effort Will be
made 10 capture the robbers
Thty are surrounded and II will be i'm
posssble for them 10 escape
News OF the killing OF Officer Dickerson
caused intense excitement here. He was
{ man Of daring and we'll known Tonight
! spec.al train fairly loaded with armed
r,ef, left Aich!son for the scene.
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IRISH CHEER DOM PAUL.
Nestlng to Honor PaRnell Makes q
nemeastFation In Favor Of the
Dutch President.

NEW YORK. Oct 22.~The movement for
4 monument 70 the late Charles Stewart
Psfns!. In which Lord Mayer Talon, OF
Dublin, and JOHN r. Redmond, NJ. p.
have como from Ireland TO interest Amer
kans, was given an impetus tonight at a
hrgely attended meeting la the Academy
Il Music. Almost every Irfshman OF local
eruminenee was present, including Rich
lAng Island: Judge Morgan J. o'Brien
xssiding
Tie brd mayer and Mr.. Redmond were
escorted 10 the academy hy the New York
fsnd committee and by the officers Of the
First and Second regiments of Irish VOL
ssteers Of New York
The audience received the names Of the
sstingnished visitors by standing up and
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pCI,l,NAN-WAG DEAL.
said to he Beginning of Great Rail-
rnaI solidNttOn.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2e-The Chronicle to-
morrow Will say. As carollart OF the
Pullman Wagner consolidation deal. the
readjuss merit of railroad stockholders on
an enormous scale IS said. on high au-
thority TO BE- the next move on the
boards 4 finarcier with very close rela-
lions 10 the Morgan financial syndicate.
81 New York. now In Chicago, Is author
ity for the statement tina, the next few
months will witness a sweeping coneofi-
dation ~ railroad interests. The plans
81 Morgan and his allies. according 10 the
authority quoted are no less than the
welding together ~ the railroad interest
controlled by the Harrtnan-t;ouli ard
Vanderbilt interests
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REFUGEES At LORENZO.
Portuguese Town overrun With
Every species of Humanity.

LORENZO MARQUEE. Oct. 2t--r'c-
iaved ia transmission The tnwr IS fair
~ ox~rran with refugees among whom
are 4 thousand persons released from
Transxa8i lafis Thousands ~ natives.
men and women. were huddlpa tpget her
and there 10 q large representation ~
Johannesburg roughs. NslsNs ana IN
dams. who speaking different languages,
create a perfect psn6en}o~sgm
A transport has been ordered - take
she British destitute away Immediately.
TIE guard st nainauaifns, ou the east
err lire stopped q number % hafNrs Who
were trrtrE 70 proceed ~ Pretoria The
kafFirs ersleaVerss} - force 4 passage
ana crsa ~ th~ns Mas Shot
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Breaks Thousaud Mile Record.

NEW YORK. Oct civilians Fl. Brown,
who hes been endcavortng since Thursday
tn break the l. o00-mile road record, COM
pieted his task al J.X tonight. The ten
centuries. which were ridden over tri-
angular course near Valley Stream. l.. l..
were made IN about 81 hours, hours
ahead OF the previous record. Brown fin
ished In good condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23

DENVER. Oct. 22-!The Thirty eighth
regiment. United States volunteers. en-
route to Manila via San Francisco. passed
through Denver In three battalions today
The entire regiment arrived over the Bur-
lington and was transferred to the Rio
Grande road. the first section at 4 O'Clock
this morning, the second late this after.
noon, and the third about midnight
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GEN. Funston ACCEPTS.
VIII Accompany Kansas Regiment
Hom.r aud Rrfurn.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct - Tsr5e -fSe7
Funston res7zv Wired thu wsr DEPART
meat his acceptance cf th@ APRON rserst
az t~!gesite- general IN the newly formed
N,:uuteer service Gen. Funston vii re-
tuYu 20 Kansas WITH th~ volunteers. Y ~
will 10 mastered nUt. Oct efsr = III wiil
,hen ferzsri 80 erce fof du;v 81 she PHI
ts,rfr4aS
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Rrsaa and AtsE~sa Meet

CHICAGO oc; z -Wlgiism : Trya=
s.epg~4 80 tr Chicago t3s'av Ieax srasss
81 Tss~~; john = Aftse'8 TrTe former rev-
ee~~ assured ~ S&SY&s&a- that ~ as
yea ~ So sGta kts f~fe-4's > re stase ant
rvskr .@H sTssach~@ = ser the c&uc2fsa
e., rsarsttttea y - ready - hi3 NsT- - s.
SsssN rs ssvs.F - S@a york ats1 Ass}st-
~. Secretary - WaT Nels.s3thr ALL visit
Nebraska 81 tae interest u fha fsessshlLs-a =
ttr&sf
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KANSAS CITY. Oct 22-The Iamhardl
Italian Grand Opera Company has dis
banded here after a trip through the West
because OF poor business. This ends the
organization is concerned" said Edward
Bageara. manager for Signor Lamhsrdi,
but a reorganization will be effected by
next week"
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Revolution in Colombia.

COLON. Columbia, Oct. 22.--The revoiu-
ton has extended from Gun Dinamarca
to Lima. The Colombian gunboat Mo-
yaca IL about IN leave for Gauca where
an army OF 10000 men Is being assembled
by the government.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23

MOSCOW. Idaho, Oct 22--The trials OF
over 100 Occur d'Alene miners on a
charge OF stopping the United States
mails at Wardner April -. will begin the
coming week In the United States court
Several of the accused have already been
brought here from Wardner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23

AS Poet Laureate Austin notes the fsvcr
with which KiPalne's poems are received At
home and abroad II Ia not AT oil unlikely
that his siumbers are disturbed by the
fear that some morning ne may awaken
ard find himself on, OF the laureate fob.~
Topeka Capital.
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ARE you GOING EAST
Cali At the Northern Pacific once, Seat
tie, and make arrangements Effective
September 18th rate to Chicago SIS %
and all points In the East IN proportion.
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y,c~>~tsve Segss eE2a1>er tf.A ~ Nortee--
Tsrsk. So -ake -. - 50 q - Ma
go ara carresaea&9S TTssu-tseG . a..
Eastern q~ssrt~ Ycs a.. SEaa < 20 vszr
saxantSse 80 f-sxs exsr thss i-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23

Names of Candidates ia He Voted for
This Year ta the Various states

NEW YORK. oct - The following t.
sAs Est q states IN which elections are -
b. held this year with names ~ rau1i-
dates IN be- voted for,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23

Maryland.
Republican fickst-fs7veruor How'd
Tawr1tsas. comptroller, pahlip. l.. tf0d~-
borough. attorney general. aehn Y. /
Ftntiiav
Democratic ticket-~-tSove-rlbr john Wal.
t~r Smith; comptroller. pr " Re-.
ing attorney general Isi63r Rayne-
Prohibition tteket~-9foverner James
swami. comptroller. r r Hail. attorney
general F. = Eena-trSson. for naltf.
more cfty'$ representative &C the stats
c5Grt ~ s1p~@is Samuel n Srrwcker
1'atsn Reform tickes-(sovsrrcr II
William " Eil. comptroller william e
George. scr Baltimore Cstys -sprvses a.
tivs or the state coss,g ~ appeals Arch
BALI II Tavlor.
Massaeh asetts.
Democratic ttrkes-ficve-no- Raher.
Treat pa&ne y. lieutenant roverna-.
Iohn III Max. secretary Of common
wealth. Henry Lloyd, treasurer ar. re-
esfver general Joseph J flynn. auditor
E strcnr.s J. fs~-rT Brown. a.to-~ev
general John Il Morrison
E@ruhsseAr ttcket-tsavs-rnr ~ Mgr-
rAs Craze lieutenant governor JOHN L.
Rates. secretary ~ c@rrraonw wealth VIII
IAN - Ostn treasurer ard receiver gen
er2l. Edward s. Bradford: auditor AZ 49,
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TIE usax;acsse 10 nss>iy . a&nS On 'hs
;s1
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NJ Lindsay. OF Portland. is IN ne city
for a short stay. he Is az fne Rivers
hotel.
r Anderson. % Tacoma. Is among
the recent arrivals from the Northwest
ifs. IS a; the Imperial
Mrs. W ksbls, = Seattle. registered
Al the ST. Nicholas last week.
] d Gardner 81 Seattle. is IN N@w
York or a business trip. HE Is a. the
Imperial
~ 2 fIacke ~ Tacoma Is spending
a fer DAYS In $ew YORK. He Is stop
ping al ihe Everett
4 J Conner. u Seattle. registered at
the Grand nips early this week
Jeney and wife are In the city. They
A-e a. The Cadillac
M Armstrong u Ssyekaae. IL In the
csty ar Business trip. He IL at this
Imperial
a. II S~aYan Of Vancouver - ~ the
broadway Central ]. X Smith. % the
same city. t. also r. the Eroadway Can
traf
James r TEosr. 3r. ~ ss@aft5e - again
IN S~w YORK au business tr1p. sss ~
~ tae A!nsnsssEis
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19

George Theis, jr., was collected" last
week By a man named johnson, who
came in here and purchased some cattle
from Mr.. Theis, giving draft for s., 900
on bank, in payment, which was pro.
tested, aud johnson skipped for parts
unknown, and has not been heard from.
johnson lives in PaOla and has borne a
good reputation, the bank there v0uching
for him; but he evidently found himself
cramped, and it touched his sensibilities,
and he determined to flee. His standing
with Mr.. Theis was such that had he prede-
termined to skip he could a. easily
bought $4,000 worth of cattle as $1,000.
and any of our cattlemen would have ac-
cepted JOhnson's check for thousands.
Of course. Mr.. Theis don't enjoy the loss
to any appreciate extent. but he is
probably as able to be s'Gilletted'' as
any man in the county. and he should be
thankful that re can get such lesson for
only s3.O0O.-Ashland Clipper.
Mr.. Theis was in the city this week.
He says johnson was resident Of Paola
for Is years. Mr.. Theis had dealings
with him on former occasions, and he
was considered reliable. johnson ship
ped the cattle to Kansas City. where he
sold them, and skipped for parts I'M
known.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19

and important organs that bear the burdens
of maternity
Thousands of women suffer in this way
and do not recognize the cause, or if they
do understand their condition. neglect It
rather than submit TO the obnoxious EXAM
nations and local treatment insisted upon
bv the average physician. DR.. PieTce's
Fayorite Prescription is wonderful inedi-
cine for women who suffer in this way. 1t
does away with the necessity for these try
ing ordeals, and may be used in the privacy
of the home It acts directly on the deli
cate organs concerned, and makes them
strong, vigorous and healthy. 1t banishes
the disccnlforts of the expectant period and
makes babv's advent easy and almost pain
less. It transforms weak, nervous petulant
invalids into happy wives and mothers.
Thousands of women have testified, over
their own signatures, to this fact. The
"Favorite Prescription !" may be procured
from any good medicine dealer. Any wom-
an who will write to DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buff
falo, NY, may have the advice of an ernin-
ent and ski,lful specialist without charge.
Mrs. Cora NJ McLaurin of Rockport. copiah
Co.. Miss. writes: II had displacement and
treatment of our family physician for long
time but received no benefit had falling OF IN
ternal organs with liberation and enlargement.
] commenced using. DR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription Golden Medical Discovery Pleasant
Pellets and Extract of Smart Weed From
the first day began to improve. and in short
time 1 was able to do all my housework- 1t
had not been for your medicines would have
been dead long ago"
Stomach and liver troubles with sluggish
action of the bowels are cured by Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19
aRAY COUNTY INNS.

FROM the Jacksonian. t -s.
Some one tapped jng hast Sunday.
and ~ 4 result there were several plain
DRINKS In town.
Mrs. Charles Of Dodge City. an old
friend and neigbbor Of J. B. Armstrong
aud family, has been visiting them the
past week.
The section hands are laying new steel
aud raising the track in the yards. The
crossing on Main street has also been put
In good condition.
Hodgeman county has twenty thousand
dollars in the treasury, and is trying to
get it in circulation by paying bounty
of 81 on coyote scalps.
The Garden City Sentinel says now is
the time to turn the disc harrow on your
alfalfa fields. in order to reduce next sea-
sons grasshOpper crop to the minimum.
The commissioners will meet January
30th to take some action in regard to SELL
ing land owned by the county aud ac-
quired through default in payment of
taxes by the original owners. There is
wide difference Of opinion as to the best
plan to pursue in disposing of the land.
Joe Hole had his arm broken last Sat-
urday by being thrown from bucking
Holes place in FOote township. He went
to Garden City, Saturday night, to have
the broken member reset, DR.. Hollem-
beak being sick and unable to do the job.
At last reports he was getting along
nicely.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19

DR.. o. B. Cleveland, Anthony, Kas.
Piles, Fissure, Fistuia, Cancer, and all
Diseases Of the Rectum perfectly cured
without knife, ligature or caustic. Treat
ment mild with little or no pain. No
PAY UNLESS CURE Is COMPLETE. Also
Female Diseases cured in a short time.
Piles cured in from two to three weeks,
with no detention from business. Exami-
nation and consultation free. l have
used this remedy for twelve years and
never missed on case, and l challenge
the world to compete with it. Further
more. l live among you and with you
and do my work at your doors and ask no
pay or your note until you are satisfied
you are cured. Then why give your note
for large sum aud 60 to a distant town,
car fare and board bill added to loss of
time, and submit to the old barbarous
style of using the knife and run the risk
of eternal injuries when you can be cured
at your home to certainty. I will be
pleased to meet you at the Dodge House,
Dodge City, January -.
Ladies who prefer to can meet me at
the residence of G. B. Doolittle. in north
west part of town, January %.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19

We received letter this week from
Mrs. Rose Potter Crist informing US that
we were in error in announcing her mar
riage, and stating that sue was not mar
ried nor was not contemplating such a
step. She is living IN Topeka and has
position as bookkeeper for Whitaker
Brothers, wholesale fruit dealers. The
report of her marriage came from Meade
and we do not know lite origin; however
from what we have heard of Evangelist
Martin we are glad that it isn't true
Santa Fe Monitor.
There can he nothing said against
Evangelist Martins moral and religious
character, and the frequent inuendoes by
people who know nothing OF him, is
slanderous. Mr.: Martin would be worthy
of good woman should he desire to
enter matrimony. With those who know
him intimately Mr.. Martin is regarded
as a pure. honest and sincere christian
gentleman.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19
..RID Hor. NEWS.
Intense Interest In the Legislature
and the Administration.

Kansas people are always wide awake.
They are readers Of newspaper, Of
course. Everybody reads IN Ksnsas. end
everybody ought to read along with bis
home papers . good, bright, Interesting,
reliable, daily paper printed at the capt.
tai city Of the best State in tn. Union.
The Topeka Daily State Capital APP
peals to people who want to know, first
of all, the news, know it quickly, fully
and ungarbled.well reported and hon
estly and accurately presented in read.
able aud Interesting form.
1t will be mailed to any address In
Kansas or elsewhere for sixty calendar
days, for sixty cents, or one hundred
days for one hundred cents. A dollar
will more tiIan cover the entire session
Of the legislature aud the early days of
the new administration.
OF course, it is understood that the
State Journal receives the full Associated
Press report and publishes very large
amount of State, railroad, political aud
other news in advance of all other dailies.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19

Western Kansas will have IN abundant
supply Of water the coming season, for
there Is an unusual supply Of snow In the
mountains. There IL enough en0w to
last a year. comes . report from Denver.
A telegram states:
The outlook for water for irrigation
next summer is better than for many
years past. The mountains are covered
with great masses of snow averaging
from three to six feet deep At timber line.
and In addition it is packed in immense
drifts in the draws and gulches and will
for more than q year. There
will be sufficient snow left on the peaks
to make an average winter showing.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hart of GrOtOn, 5. d: "Was taken with
bad cold which settled, on my lungs ;
cough set in and finally terminated in
consumption. Four doctors gave me up,
saying could live but short time.
gave myself up to my Savior, determined
if could not stay with my friends OH
earth, would meet my absent ones above.
My husband was advised to get DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds. gave it trial.
took in all eight bottles 1t has cured
me, and thank God am saved and now
a well and healthy woman" Trial bot
ties free at w. F. Pines City Drug Store.
Regular Size SOC and 81. Guaranteed or
price refunded.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19

If there is anything that will turn an
editors Joy to grief quicker than fun
eral procession, il is when he is talking
fOndly to delinquent subscriber and
sees him shove his hand in the pocket
where he keeps his money and drag out
large plug OF Characterization City
Sentinel.
Or pull out his knife and begin clean
ing his finger nails.
The Globe-republican., 1899-01-19

"a newly married couple from near
Meade" says the Dodge GLoBE-REPUB-
ucAN, s.were intown Saturday seeing the
sights and having real good time. The
young fellow had . bow Of ribbon on one
coat lapel and flag on the other. He
had firm hold on his lulu's hand, and
led her all around town. They stopped
occasionally to gaze in fond admiration
at the great stacks Of candy in the show
windows and Incidentally to get little
stronger grip on each other. They were
real happy. Meade Globe.
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La Grippe Successfully Treated.

La Grippe Successfully Treated.
II have just recovered from the second
attack of Ia grippe this year" said Mr..
Jas. A. Jones, publisher of the Leader.
Mexia. Texas. sin the latter case
used Camberlain's Cough Remedy, and l
think with considerable success, only be-
ing in bed a little over two days against
ten days for the former attack. The Sc
cOnd attack I am satisfied would have
been equally as bad as the first but for the
use Of this remedy ~ had to 60 to bed
In about six hours after being struck
with it, while in the first case was able
to attend to business about two days be-
fore getting down" For sale by W. s.
Amos.