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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
READY TO ADVANCE
British And Americans TO Move On
pekin.

LONDON, July 30-A Tien Tsin die
patch date d July q states that the
British eId American troops were
then preparing TO be able to advance
ON Pekin at 4S hours notice.
PARDON FOR BOXERS
SHANGHAI, July 30.-Is is reported
that Ii Hung Chang is preparing a
pr, clam alton assuring pardon to the
Boxers if they will lay down their
arms.
ALIVE on THE TWENTY SECOND
PARIS. July 30.-A message from
Pekin dated July % lays the ministers
ware alive on thai date but In despe-
rate strait.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
YESTERDAYS GAME
of Base Ball Was an Interesting

of Base Ball Was an Interesting
One
The:game at Athletic park yesterday
between the Colts. and the G a. team
was interesting from several stand
points. The in6eld of the Colts was
strengthened greatly by the addition
of Beall at second and Krause at
first. Schauers was behind the bat
and did some nice work.
sullivan pitched while Hackett.
Hansen and Hunter held down the
outfield. With practice the infield as
it was yesterday will make as good an
indeld as will be seen in this part Of
the country, as the nen are all fast
aud sure. The playing OF the G. n.
.am was also an improvement and as
soon as they get all of their regular
msn out they will be able to put up a
good game.
The Colts leave Saturday morning
for Deming and Silver City where they
are to play Saturday aud Sunday. 1t
is not known as yet just who will go on
this trip hut strong team will win one
IL not both of these games.
The score yesterday WAS Ito II in
favor of the Colts.
Batteries for the Colts, Sullivan aud
Schauers: For G. H., Heath and Swee-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
THE 18TH'S SUPPLIES
To Be Shipped From Fort Bliss To
San Francisco.

Special Correspondence of the HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 2S.-
Lieut.. Col q Simpson, chief quarter
master department of Texas, has in
ssrucsed the commanding officer at
Fort Bliss, Ell Paso, Tex, to ship all
government and personal property Of
the 18Th infantry, left there at the out
b -esk of the war, to the depot ba ttalIon
of the regiment. now at San Francisco.
Tie commanding officer OF the batta-
lion teiegraphed and asked the colonel
t. have this done.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
EYER YB0DY MOVING
And If All the Plans Go
Through the Outlook Is
for the LivIiest Winter
81 Paso Ever Saw.

Indications are that Ell Psso will be
4 elevated within q few months FROM the
.ndignisy of a mule power stree: car
Line, to the possession of TWO thorough
ly up to date systems of electric sur
face railways.
The promises so often made by the
company which operates at present the
only street car line in the city are, 1t
Seems, to be put into effect in a .short
time, and almost simultaneously q new
com papy will begin work on second
li1e. The new company, it is learned
on good authority, hss secured the
franchise which was granted to the
citizens committee. and will
start line Of electric cars
through Ell Paeo streets in comp, tItiou
with the old company. This move of
the new company, 1t is ssio, l. the
cause of the sudden determination Of
the old company to change it's old
fashioned mule power to entirely
modern electric motive power.
The old company, it Is thought, tas
possession of the most advantageous
route, but the new company mas the
grant OF right Of way over many OF sic
most important streets in the city, and
will besides reach the suburbs, and
bring the residents of the more remov-
ed sections of the city within 20 min
utes OF the center of the tusiness pc
tion.
The presence of two rival street car
lines in active competition will
secure to Ell Psso one Of the mos valus-
Die instruments of growth, and will
be the beginning o! more extensive i'm
provements which cannot help follow
close behind them.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30

ROME, July 30.-King Humbert, oi
Italy, was assassinated at Menza last
night by Anglo Bresi, an Italian an.
archist, in the midst of the greeting OF
an enthusiastic populace.
The assassin WAS Immediately cap-
tured by the kings body guard, and 1t
was with great difficulty that the infuri-
ated crowd was prevented from tearing
him into pieces.
He is supposed to belong to one of
the many secret anarchistic orgsnizs-
tions: he no doubt took Luccheni, the
assassin oil the empress of Austria, as a
model.
The tragedy occurred late lsst night.
as the king came out of .he gymnastic
exhibition where he had presided and
had been distributing the prizes in
athletic feats.
The appearance of the king on his
way to the royal carriage was the sig
plause and cheering. The ovation con-
tinued as the party left the building.
It is presumed that the enthusiasm
for the king caused the guards who
constantly attend him, to relax their
vigilance.
The assassin was one OF the crowd
near the royal carriage. AS the king
passed him he drew pistol and sue
body of King Humbert before the
guards could prevent.
One OF the bullets reached the heart.
The king had just stepped Into the car
riage and was preparing to sit down
when the fatal shot was fred, and he
fell back on the seat. He expired half
an hour later.
As coon as the news reached Rome
the cabinet council was summoned and
met shortly af er midnight. 1t is still
In session. The news OF the assassin a |
tion of King Humbert was kept from |
the people until this morning. the city |
only being acquainted with the
report of the tragedy.
DS;- st ir,r a6fc
'ely summoned from Piratus. He was
returning from q cruise in the Levant
when the news reached him.
Signor Rscco accom- panied by the vice
president OF the senate took q special
rain at 7 O'Clock this morning for
Menza. They will arrange for the
of the body to the
'apital.
The body of the late King Humbert
les today in the chamber of the royal
,alace at Menzs, the Italian summer
esort where he was shot last night.
The remains will be removed here,
vhere the great state funeral will be
eld.
Anglo Bresi, the assassin, cynicslly /
onfessed that he had committed the
rime. He said: 81 am very glad that ,
was successful" {
There was a remarkable similarity !
etweeu the killing OF the Empress of {
lustria and King Humbert. it is |
elieved tn at there Is slow fuse plot !
tanned by the anarchists 20 extermi-
ate the heads Of the triple alliance. {
here is a universal wall over the II
,niency shown in the recent cases of 6
seassins OF royalty.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
PART OF A PLOT AGAINST TRIPLE ALLIANCE
According To Some, Whose First Fruit Was
the Murder Of Austrias Empress and
Whose Last Is To Be the Fall Of
the German Emperor.

1t Is not stated where the assassin Il
confined but he was proba bly removed
to the military prison at Milan.
Humbert I, the late king, was borr
In 1874, March IA: he was q son OF
Victor Emanuel, at whose death he
succeeded to the throne, January 9,
| 1878. He accompanied his father dur
ing the war OF Italian independence,
| was active in the movement for the un.
ihca,ion of Italy after the
struggles Of 1859, was conspicuous
In the organization of the
ancient kingdom of the Two Sicilies,
took the field on the outbreak of hos
tilities between Prus i.and Austr a
and as lieutsnant general commaudine q
a division in Gen. Cisldini's army,
distinguished himself at the battle of
Custozzs in June, 1866.
He married his cousin Princess Mar
garits of Savoy, April %, 1868. After
the outbreak of the Franco German
war in 1870 France withdrew it's earris-
on from Rome, and the Italian troops,
taking Immediate possession com ple,ed
the unifcation of the kingdom.
Within year after his ascension an
nj W
in Naples, but he escaped unharmed.
Both Humbert and his queen made
themselves very popular through Italy,
particularly by the courageou. visits
to scenes OF eptdemies, floods, and other
disasters.
They hsd one child, Victor Emspu
former Prince of Naples now king O.
Italy, born November IL, 1869 and mar.
ried to daughter of the prince of
MontenegroOctober "a, 1896.
Humbert visited the emperor of
Austria in 1881, and the emperor of
Germany iu May, lSS9;effected a triple
alliance between those empires and
his kingdom, and secured the adhesion
OF Turkey thereto as a protective
measure against future Russian move
ments, July 20, 1889. He was Humbsr
" in descent. but Hum bert a. KING
Of united Italy.
ROME, July 30-The Prince of |
Naples arrives here Wednesday to take
the oath. ae is now king Emanuel iii
aud 40 formal coronation is ueces.
AIRY.
GERMANY AND FRANCE EXCITED
BERLIN, July 30.-Empe-or Wilt IN
ent message of coincidence to the
oereaved royal family OF Itsly. and so
las President Loubet of France
The assassination caused a profound
ensation and intense excitement in
10Th these countries today.
RESULT OF THE PoPE'S POLICY.
LONDON, July 30.-The Duke of
York will represent the queen at the
dneral OF the late King Humbert.
The papers today cay the assassina-
ion was the most sinister of disas-
rous year. Two papers charge thstit
the result of the pope's snti-nation-
i policy, and his van hope of esta-
temporal power.
McKINLEY's CONDOLENCE
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The presld-
Mt wired the new king, 81 offer YOUR
1ajesty and the Italian nation nv
lncere coincidence in this hour of deep
bereavement.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued today
as follows:
Rsrdomiaoo Corrales to Miss DON
cians Munoz: and Pedro Miranda 10
Miss Rafaela Flores.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
Born.

Born.
Born to Mr. and Mrs A. K sp!au, q
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
National League.

SATURDAYS SCORES.
Brooklyn s, St Louis q.
Philad elpb's 4, Chicaeo ..
New York 8, Cincinnati 2.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
MOST TERRIBLE BLOW
That the Beers Have Received
For a Long Time, and
FOreshadoWs the Ear.
Iy End Of the War

LONDON, July 30.-Robsrts reports to
the war Off ;e the unc,pditionsl sur
render of the Boar General Prinsloo
with five thousand Beers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
AWFUL FALL
Twelve Hundred Feet To the Bottom
~ OF A CANYON

OGDEN, Utah, July 3O.-Gso. H:
Burgett. paying teller OF the Ogd, n
state bank, was killed in Pine canyon
yesterday by falling from a cliff TO the
bottom of the gulch, 1900 feet.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
W. ARCADIA.

Aug 21-WH BcWerN is enter
tanning friends from Ionia.
Charlie aud MabIc Murphy have
been visiting friends AT Lakeyiew
Mrs LAY Gee and son. Of Barryton.
are visiting At Mrs Geo. Gee,
MI and Mrs. NJ. L. O,teahou,e and
Mrs. NJ. Smith. of Beldiug are visit.
liz at }. II, Ais.
Last sunday Mr.. Hal gave some
timely suggestions for the benefit If
the Sunday school II wa, his last
Sunday with Us as he goes 10 Cincin-
natti in few days To attend Theo.
logical school
There viii be a chicken lie >upper
next Wednesday evening, for the
benefit OF Mr.. Hill Charges reason
able, 1t is hoped there will be a good
turn out. The supper viii he served
At John MurphyS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
RATHBONE.

Aug. 2sth-Many from this place
attended the Saints meeting near St.
Louis, Last Sunday
The social on last Tuesday evening.
given by the Cleaners, was not well
attended as goodly number Of Clean
ers from this place attended the pic.
mic at Ithaca on same day.
Mrs. Marshall Hopkins mother.
from Chicago is visiting with her and
other friends.
The dance last Friday evening
given by the stockholders OF the Mac.
cabee hall, was well attended. every.
body having good time.
Mrs. David Parker and Mr. Acklev
are visiting relatives in the south part
Of the state.
Last Sunday afternoon. during the
heavy fall of rain, Glib Easlick's
barn was struck by lightning.
There will be an ice cream social AT
the home Of J. Petit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
WASHINGTON.

Aug 28th-During a recent thun
derStorm, Peter Wolte's house wa,
struck by lightning. Fortunately NJ
one was hurt and the building escaped
serious damage
James Laid has rented the f. NJ.
Brown farm and expects 10 take DO.
session i'm the near future.
Henry Whitford is building a house
on his place.
Jas. E. Rhynard returned from Mid
land county this week.
Mr. Ackley is preparing to build a
house on his farm.
Mr.. Latimcr, of Ohio, visited his
sister Mr.. Nellie Rhynard and other
relatives, of this place, last week.
He returned home Monday.
The recent storms did considerable
damage to corn in this vicinity.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
ARCADIA CENTER.

Aug. p Mrs. McCarty has moved
TO Alma. Her granddaughter Miss
MabIe Reed will stay with her and
attend school.
Mrs Mcdonald received the sad
news Monday, that her brother was
Killed by a street car in Detroit. They
left for there TO attend the funeral.
which was held Wednesday.
Ed and Clarence Clark and father
attended the reunion at Chicago thj,
week
Wallace Birmingham has returned
nome from camp-meettng on account
OF Sickness.
Azum Roberts and wife are in chi.
cago attending the reunion.
Ezra EDDY has been visiting his
in ovid.
Miss Almeda St4dleburg gave a
party, last Thursday evening i'm honor
OF her fifteenth birthday.
Neel Ewers and family were AT
Cedar Lake over Saturday and sun.
day.
Our school begins Que week from
next Monday, with Miss Luella Gro.
-ier t. WELD the rod.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
FOREST HILL.

Aug. 2S-John Lanshaw ST.. went t
Chicago, Saturday.
j. Bauer went TO HubbardSton the
18th 10 attend the annual Ohio Picnic.
Miss Annie Palmer is visiting a sis
ter in Pontiac this week.
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
+. Creech, Sept. 9th. There will be
work TO Go.
Miss Anna LanShaw is visiting in
Alma this week.
Mrs. Bates is the guest Of Mrs. NJ.
Udell.
MesSrs Small, Henderson, ). and
ID, Brady attended tae Maccabee cele-
oration at Crystal the BIRD.
}. Baumaster and wife, of Isabella
visited Adolph Wilkes, Sunday
a full program is out announcing
the annual convention of the fifth dis
trict, NJ. c NJ. S to be held at For
est Hill. Sept. eth and 9th.
Mrs. NJ. Bauer is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Leonard, from
C0e.
Every member OF Forest Hill Hive
5 wanted at regular review. Sept.
The Misses Helen and Minnie Doanc
pent Sunday with Mrs NJ Moody.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
NORTH SHADE.

Aug. Crops in this part OF the
county are looking fine and grain is
turning out good
Miss Minnie Clark, Of Mt. Pleasant.
IS visiting relatives here.
Mr. L. Howell, of Battle Creek. was
here looking after some business mat
tiers.
John Staehely has rented Peter
Shong's farm and Bert Shong Is talk.
ing Of going to Mt. Pleasant in the
spri ng.
Mrs. George Crissmore is very sick.
Roy Cushman is enjoying a visit
from his cousin from Ohio.
II. VI. Kelly has sold his farm.
Mr.. j. II Stonebrook has gone 10
Chicago also Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hull
are the happy parents Of a five pound
girl.
f. a. Salisbury had a cow hurt by a
tree falling during the storm on the
10Th.
Mr. {. Mertz has been spending
week with her daughter, Mrs. F. II. |
She returned to her home
today
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
BRECKENRIDGE.

Aug. 2S-Frank SenSabaugh has
moved TO his farm in Hamilton town
ship.
Several parties in town are changing
| residences.
Fanny Stewart aud Iva ThisSell. in
a runaway, were thrown out. tut were
not very badly hurt. The carriage
gave the carriage repairer fine lob.
The corps are greatly improving
since the recent rains. The sugar
beets are doing fine.
The blowing for beets and wheat
has now begun in earnest.
A coal shaft is to be put down ON
the farm Of Robb Gamble. Of Emerson.
Ia the near future.
The X. O. T NJ. and L. O. r. NJ
picnic at Fox'S grove, on the banks Of
Pine River, was success. The crowd
was entertained by base bail game
between the st. Louis and home niEes
The home team won by score Of %
to 10
Mrs. Alexander, an old lady. tainted
at the home OF II. G Campbell. and
remained unconscious for some time
our school begins Sept Bird with c.
F. Pike as principal.
1T rains nearly every day now and
nearly every night.
Rev. Sharp and family have moved
INTO the new parsonage.
a. f. Milligan has gone back 10
lear Lake, Iowa, for the Minnesota
sugar Co, OF st. Louis Park. Mime.
Ota
A. G.. Moore has moved 20 town and
!, working in the planning mill for Mr.
1Urbert.
Several families are taking in the
:. A. X. excursion TO Chicago.
o.. +. Young is preparing 10 move
o Marlett, where he has purchased a
took OF hardware, etc.
One and three quarter inc hes Of
ain fell here Sunday afternoon and
iany devotees Of the camp meeting.
est Of here, got sprinkled.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
NEWARK.

Aug. 2L-IIarriSon Woo and wife
and a. ID. Perkins have zone to Chi.
cdgo u the National Encampment.
Iva Dingman will go To Elm Hall 70
keep house for her sister This fan.
Jeh kinsel and wife. wm. Hook
and family spent part u .ast week
at Crystal.
VIII Wise OF Owosso Is visiting his
cousin. VIM. Hook.
quite a number from Newark Il.
tended tie Maccabee picnic at CRYSTAL
Miss Susan Johns returned Sun
day from visit in \ lima.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
RIVERDAlE.

Aug. 2S-Mrs Miner was called to
NasSar by the serious illness OF her
daughter, Mrs. Roby.
Wellington and Forest Bradley are
at home from the north.
Chester Ellsworth, Of Saginaw, is
visiting his mother.
Carl LeMay started this morning for
McBlin.
John Stoughton aud wife, Of Webb.
vile, visited o. Chaplin and nep hew
Guy Stoughton.
The people here repaired their side
walks last week, step in the right
direction.
Mrs. Bert Capin, OF Shepherd is
spending the week with Bert's folks.
Mrs. Frank Graham is entertain.
Ing a sister, from Merrill. They all
spent Sunday at Crystal.
Mrs. DR.. Downer and children left
Tor their home at Chicago.
Will Strong has his house newly
painted. which improves its looks.
VIM. Dims and wife, from near Ce-
OAR Springs spent Monday Of last
week with their niece, Mrs. Slough
ton.
Clark Evans who lives west OF town
about a mile, was killed last Wednes- |
day by granary falling on him. He
leaves wife and six children, besides
hoSt.of friends, TO mourn his loss.
The Sunday school from here at.
tended the picnic at Elwell, today.
School begins Monday with Prof.
swift as principal.
Several from here went TO Chicago.
asst Wednesday to attend the G.
\. r. encampment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
ANN ARBOR SPEAKS,
Contractor Wooley, of Ann
Arbor Makes Public
Statement.

Mr.. Edwin WOOley, contractor and
carpenter OF Ann Arbor, adds his voice
10 mat OF the great army of Michigan
people VINO endorse The little conqueror.
Our representative found him at his
place OF residence, No CTS Fountain 81
MI Wooley appreciates a good thing as
90 most OF cur readers. and lac does not
hesitate TO tell his experience fer the
oencnt on others. Enforcement Of This
KIND has made Doan's Kidney Pills A
household word throughout the state
Inc good they have done has won them
many Title and such worthy names
among the people as the little conquer
or OF Kidney ills" little enemies 10
backache - modern wonder workers"
exc.
Mr.. Wooley says: II was subject for
years to attacks of backache o.. pains
through The loins and kidneys. Oeper.
ally OF dull. heavy, aching nature. but
often when the weather changed or when
moved awkwardly they became sharp
twinges Of pain. AS was doing work
which rCquired STOPPING it was very
painful exceedingly so, If caught cod
winch, as rule, settled in my loins |
RED VariOns remedies but was never
'uccessful In obtaining any permanent
benefit until | used DOan's kidney Pills.
NJ the time my back vas troubling me
great deal but shortly after | began
ne treatment The aching abated and |
Vhen had flushed it was cured. This |
> mon rs ago and up To date there has
'een no recurrence of the trouble
Doans Kidney Pills for sale by all |
lealers. Price 80 cents Mailed hy
Qster' VI Iburn O., Buffalo n. Y.
ole agents for the L. S. Remem-
yer Tie name DoanS and take no sub.
litute.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
FULTON CENTER.

Aug. 27.-Will Winner is at hom,
from the west. He talks OF goin.
back this fall
our school house is being cleaned
blackboardS being dressed over anc
various other improvements prepari
tory for September 3.
Several of our neighbols were al
Cry stal last week.
Geo. Kellogg came last week from
81. Louis with his livery rig, aud took
his wife and family back, where they
are now living.
The rains have helped fall plowlng,
late potatoes and buckwheat.
Mrs. l. +. Pierce visited her daugh.
ter, MIS-. Wood, Ia Alma, last Sat.
urday aud Sunday.
Ransom Walker and wife are talk
ing Of buying the Chas. Herr ok place.
Miss Bessie Stead is AT The Geo.
Stead farm for few days before the
fall term OF Scnoo.
Earl Bovee is home from Mt. Pleas
ant. We hear he has the principal
ship OF a school but did not learn
where.
Walter IIoXie is moving his STOCK
and other goods from his fathers 10
his farm near Middleton.
our mail carrier has new horse
and mail wagon and is now equipped
for all kinds OF weather.
DO not forget the Fulton Center
Farmers Club which meets with MI
and Mrs. Frank Wood, September, t.
An all day meeting.
The Snyder brothers, north Of Old |
Pompeii, are 10 have a cider mill at
New Pompeii, in the creamery build
ng, after September LIST.
Several OF our people talk OF taking
n the excursion TO PetoSkey.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
BRICE.

Aug. 27-MrS. j. Petit. OF NORTH
Star waited upon customers at theiI
store here part OF last week.
The German medic ne show pitched
lis tent here a week ago.
The NoItn>hade Center SUNDAY
school sent about six dollars 90 the
India famine sufferers recently.
Mr.. David Gardner is building an
addition 70 his house.
The Sunday school rally will be held
Aug. 30th in the Lewis Reynold T,
grove.
viii Barnes has been engaged to
teach the Center SchoCl and Miss
Debbie \ bolt the Dobson.
VIII Wright has returned from Or.
Dr. Bliss.
VIII Warner ma, secured the Sewer
school i'm the North Star for the nIl
term
Jim Gardner and J. {. Gardner re-
port pleasant time camping at
Houghton Lake.
The North Shade Farmers club
Will meet at the home of Henry Pas.
>enser, Friday, Sept llth.
John Steahley has leased the p.
ShrCng farm.
Bert Shrong will occupy the John
Clark home unit improved in health.
Mr. AID Mrs VIII Wright visited al
J. b. GncnerS IN North STIR last
week.
VIM. McGae', new clerk has come
% stay. He weighed nine pounds two
weeks ago and is thriving. This ac.
cunts for The cigars.
John Barrett la, left the ranks Of
,-chelordom.
The family OF the late Fred Tabor
re among the heirs Of Chas. Tabor
'bo died recently in New York State
"A millionaire who has made numer-
Us investments in this Vicinity.
Miss Mary Warner, who has been
lNiting friends here. returned with
er father, +. G.. Warner 20 their
ONE i'm Emerson this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-31
a Mother Tells How She Saved Her
Little Daughters Life,

l am the mother eight children and
have had great deal of experience
with medicines Last summer my little
daughter had the dysentery "a its worst
form We thought she would die. /
tried everything could think of, but
nothing seemed to do her any good, III
saw by an advertisement in our paper
that Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recon-
mended and sent and got a bottle at
once. II proved TO be one of the best
medicines we ever had in the house. II
saved my little daughters life am
anxious for every mother 70 know what
an excellent medicine it is. Had
known II at first it would have saved me
great deal Of anxiety and my little
daughter much suffering Yours truly,
Mrs. Geo. +. Burdick, Liberty, RI.
For sale by Bivins & Rhodes.