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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13

And now on this day, November q,
A. d., 1900 comes George Robertson,
attorney for plaintiffs, in the above
entitled cause and files, with the
| Clerk Of this Court in vacation, petit
ton for partition, stating among
other things that the defendants
herein: Louisa Roberts, Charles f..
Grosclaude, August Grosclaude, Chas.
G. Grosclaude, Theophilus GroSclaude,
| Lilly Grosclaude and Wilhelmina
Grosclaude, are non-residentS of the
State of Missouri and cannot be serv-
| ed with the ordinary process of law.
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk
Of this Court, in vacation, that publi-
cation be made notifying them, the
said nonresident defendants, that an
action has been commenced against
them by petition In the Circuit Court
Of Audrain County, Missouri, the OBJ
ject and general nature of which is to
obtain a decree of partition and order
of sale Of the following described
lands in Audrain County, Missouri,
to-wit:
The north half of the southeast
quarter Of Section g., Township 81,
Range 5 west; also Is acres the south
part Of the west half Of the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter Of
Section "a, Township 81, Range 6.
Now, therefore, you said non-resi-
dents are hereby notified Of the filing
OF this suit and unless you appear
at the next regular January term,
1901, Of this court to be begun and
held at the Court House in the city Of
Mexico, county and State aforesaid,
on the 3rd Monday In January, 1901,
and on or before the 3rd day thereof
answer or otherwise plead to plain
tifs' petition herein, the same will be
taken as confessed and Judgment
rendered according to the prayer Of
said petition.
And 1t is further ordered that a
copy hereof be published In the Mex
loo Weekly LsssD~nn, u wockiy ueIso
paper published In the said County of
Audrain and State of Missouri, for
four weeks successfully, the last inser-
ton TO be at least fifteen days before
the commencement Of the said next
term of this Court.
State OF Missouri,
County of Audrain. e"
|, j. @. Buckner, Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court within and for the county
and State aforesaid, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a full,
true and perfect copy Of the original
Order Of Publication In the aforesaid
cause as full as the same remains Of
record in my office. Witness my hand
and official seal. Done at my Office in
the city Of Mexico, county and State
aforesaid, this November p, "a. d.,
1900. ]. c. BUCKNER.
Scat. [sEAL. Circuit Clerk. /,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
DoCKEY CALLS ON M,KINLEY.
Missourian is Warmly Greeted by His
Old Acquaintance on His Visit
to Washington.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 5.-Ont
of the distinguished callers on Presi
dent Mckinley to-day was GOv-elect
Dockery. The two men were mem.
beers of the House together, and the
greeting between them was cordial.
After leaving the White House Mr.
Dockery visited his old associates on
the appropriation committee Of the
House. They completing work
on the legislative appropriation bill
but the members suspended work &c
tender Missouri's next executive an
informal reception.
Mr.. Dockery does lot take to the
Republican plan Of ship subsidies. u
have not given the matter much study
recently he said, "but | know that
the theory Of numerous American
ships on the ocean and a high pro
tective tariff are at wal with each
other.
''ro make shipping interests pay, YES
sells must have cargo each way. The
policy Of selling 70 everybody and buy.
ing from nobody does not help ship
ping. 1t sounds nice to talk Of
American ships taking American
goods abroad, but what are those
ships going TO do for cargoes coming
back to the United States, which is
surrounded by a high protection wall:
The cost of building ships has In
creased immensely; SC has the cost Of
operation. These two things and a
high tariff makes astrong combination
against increasing ship building"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
q a RECONSTRUCTION.
This Road Promises to be One of the
Best Equipped in the Whole
Weird.

The Chicago s Alton is undergoing
q physical reorganization. At Gil
liam Hiil, where the Missouri river is
crossed, three curves are being ellmi-
mated. Between Kansas City and
Slater thirteen and one-fourth miles
Of grade have been changed. Between
Slater and Ro0dhouse many grades
have been changed, and from Spring
field to bloomington grades have been
reduced on 13.s miles Of track, making
the maximum grade, with n excep-
ton, onc-half Of l per cent. Between
Bloomington and Chicago grades have
been reduced on 12.7 miles of track.
The renewal OF sixty-one bridges has
been completed, work on thirty-nine
more is in and when completed
II, 400 feet Of old bridges will have been
replaced by new structures or culverts.
Fifty-two thousand tons of rails have
been purchased, and when all have
been laid win cover 4lS.65 miles Of
track. About $780, 900 ties have been
renewed. Eighty miles Of track have
been ballasted with stone. Four new
water tanks have been erected and
seven new standpipes have been put
in. All telegraph stations have been
equipped with semaphore t~rain-order
signals. Four interlocking plants have
been established and nine are under
way. Fifteen miles ofside tracks have
been laid and tw~enty-three miles are
in process Of construction. A new
coaling station has been installed at
Mazona and others viii be erected.
Six new steel turntables have been in
stalled. Three track scales have been
purchased. The shops at Bloomington
have been remodeled. Over ninety
five miles of new telegraph wire have
been strung. Two new passenger trains
Of ten cars each have been purchased,
Twenty passenger coaches, two cafe
and smoking cars, twocoach and chair
cars, four chair cars, four coach and
baggage cars and two coach and mail
cars have been added to the equip
ment. In addition, seventy-five loco
motives, s%ixty-seyen passenger cars
and 4,467 freight cars have been
bought.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
waIrPIEe-POsr REVIVED
PrisoEer Who Refused TO Work Cot
Twenty Lashes With q Horse
whip in Newport Eewa

NEWPORT News Va. Dec s.
Despite the fact that the Legislator,
Of this state abolished the whipping
post nearly twenty years ago, and al
corporal punishment in state institu
tons, Street Commissioner Wilson
yesterday thrashed Henry Lee, !
negro prisoner serving a year in jail
because he refused to work in the
chain gang on the streets.
The negro was taken to the police
court and forced to strip. Then hi:
hands were passed through the bars OF
a cage and made fast on the other
side with a pair Of handouts. He was
then given twenty lasiles with horse.
whip.
During the chastisement the negro
did not utter a sound, but every time
the whip cracked across his back he
jumped high into the air and tried &c
wriggle as faront of the reach of the
whip as the chains that bound him
would permit.
Commissioner Wilson says the
whipping was authorized by the City
Attorney, who informed him that
there was a city ordinance to the
effect that chain gang prisoners are to
be whipped for refusing to work or for
misbehavior. The question whether
this ordinance, passed by the council,
should stand win no doubt be raised,
should the whipping-post be con.
tinued.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Rich Lose ability 10 Enjoy

The wealthy soon become satiated
and fall victims to ennui, which is
worse than WEAKNESS. See these in
their boxes at the opera. Below them
and above them enthusiasm runs riot
when Reszke or Sembrich sings. They
applaud languidly with dainty fan
upon the gloved hand. They do 1t
because they think 1t is expected of
them; but their eyes do not light up,
the color does not come into their
cheeks, their bosoms do not swell with
emotion. No; they are tired, they are
worn out, they have gone through too
much, and even music cannot move
them. They are really to be pitied.
In the highest gallery sit men and
women who get more out Of music
than these people. They get delight:
and of delight those who have too
much are soon incapable. john G..
SPEED in Womaa's Home Companion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
STwenty Years Agos
This Week.

Mexico had a broom factory.
Logan Mundy was very III.
DR.. R. G. Runners mother died.
John Stranhan died at an advanced
age.
A young man in Fulton cowhided an
aged clergyman.
r. r. Perigo was a baggage twirler
on the Wabash.
Audrain county was out of debt and
had 500, 900 in her treasury.
A. L. Spinney was a railroad mail
clerk from Mexico to Chicago.
Frank Tomlinson was yard master
of the G. & A. at this point.
Barney Hooton was badly injured
at Roodhouse ILL.,, by the cars.
Rev. j. d. Ferguson was to be
rector Of st. Paul's Episcopal church.
Prof. J. P. Blanton was president OF
the Northeast Missouri Teachers AS
ISOLATION.
G. D. Ferris among other things
advertised So bedsteads ''for your
mother-in-law."
]. w. Ritenour sold his residence in
east Mexico to Mr.. Minor, of Ken
lucky, for 81, 720.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Sold By druggists, $50
Halls Family Pills r. the best.


We refer to everybody that wear
shoes. Our sick covers the ground
We want thgladies to see for them.
selves that we have all the latest
novelties modern footwear (ideaI
kid Welt prk and cushion sole turns
Patent FATHERS in 1901 styles.) We
carry tb stock and can ft your foot,
give 70 the best and ave you money
at tn same time. We are treating
the nm as well as the ladies, and do
not frget the misses, boys orchildren.
II tkes quality, variety and price to
plese the feet, and have come to stay.
Sget right and save money.
"A shoes at s..
$3.50 shoes at $3.50.
60 shoes at s2.25.
$50 shoes at 81.
e shoes atsL50.
For both men and ladies-rubbers
nd 0yershOes at cost.
P. S. MITCHELL, Agt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Andrain Ce1ntY Chicksna.


Mr.. ]. r. Lamsson, the famous chick
en- man. of Mexicos is home from
Kirksyille. there he carried off some
splendid prkes- The Kirksville jour.
nal referring to Mr.. LampSon says:
81. r, Iampson, of Mexico, is a
whole tam when be gets his coat of
in the Show room. He and Hardin
Cox, Qthis city, were a great help in
gettiG the chickens scored. Mr..
Lanpson was representing the Ortiz
Frrt Farm and had a string of win
ms here
Referring to the s25 prize, which
|dr. LampsOn brought home with him,
the Journal adds:
''There were about 500 chickens,
turkeys, ducks and geese entered on
exhibition. The main excitement
has been in the Barred Plymouth
Rock class, in competition for Dr.. G.
e. Stills cash special prize of SIS for
the hest male and -four best females in
the show. The judge, this morning,
awarded this prize to the Ortiz Fruit
Mexico, owned by NJ. b. Guth-
RE, and represented at the show by
r. Lampson."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Yves. Mstcalf head.


FfbA ~ Live Stoth hepJrtef-
After a lingering illness and a de-
cline Of health for several years, Yves
Metcalf died to-day at the home Of his
father at Mexico. Mo. Yves Metcaif
grew up from boyhood in East st.
Louis, was married here, did the work
of a man in every department Of life
and exhibited unusual ability in Office
and in the yards but a cloud Of dis
tress was On his life and he knew that
he was destined to die young from the
insidious consumption that could not
be cured. For the past year he had
given up all hope and no doubt ths
end was a happy release. His old
friends are all in sympathy with hi
family in their bereavement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
L. r WHITLEY RECOMMENDED
The St. Louis Attorney, Formerly Of
Mexico, May Accept 3 District
Jndgeship in the Philip
pine Islands.

Lebbeus r. Wiley, formerly OF Au-
drain county, now a member Of the
law firm Wiley s. Wiley, Of st.
Louis, has been recommended by
United States Circuit Judge Amos
Thayer, Of st. Louis, for appointment
as one Of the judges Of the United
States District Court OF the Philip
pines. Judge Thayer made the rec
ommendation at the request Of Judge
Taft, Of the Philippine Commission.
Mr.. Wilhey's friends say that the
appointment is certain. Mr.. Wiley
states that il would be indicate for
for him 10 discuss the matter. He is
a graduate Of Central College and the
Yale Law School and has been quite
successful In the pursuit OF his voca'
tion. Mr. Wiley is one Of the younger
members Of the bar in st. Louis, being
only 30 years old. II is understood
that the judgeship, for which Mr..
Wiley is recommended, pays 5000 a
year in American gold.
Speaking Of his probable appoint
ment a Mexico friend Of Nj. Wiley
to-day said: II have for some time
known of this tender and Mr.. Wilfey's
conditional acceptance. The Office
comes in connection with the Philip
pine Commission, OF which Judge Taft
is chairman. The duties are very
similar to that of a Federal Judge
ship and viii include the work of
changing the islands from the civil
law system to that Of the common law
as prevails almost universally through
out the United States and all of the
territories and possessions. 1t is a
wonderful field for a young lawyer of
ability and ambition and as one Of his
friends / advised him to accept il.
Mr.. Whitley is an example of what
young men with honor, devotion 10
principle, and energy intelligently d.
rected, may accomplish. His friends
here viii doubtless be very proud of
Z the distinction
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
rEN YEARS Aao rH1s WEEK.

TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Jas. B. McIntire died.
DIR. A. p. Spence died in California.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. A. Hunter we're in
Johnston, Tenn.
Rev. Erwin, of Walker, Mo-, moved
to this city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Wright
a daughter.
L. Cleveland bought the Lon Haw.
kin's farm near Liberty church.
Silas NJ. Johnson, Of Lincoln county,
and Miss Lille Warsham, Of Audrain,
were wed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Notiee Of Sale under Deed Of Trnst

WHEREAS, William G. DYE ana
Cynthia A. Dye, his wife, by theil
certain deed of trust dated the Goth
day of December, 1897, and recorded
in mortgage book No. is, at page SIG
in the Recorders office of Audrain
County, Missouri, conveyed to the
undersigned trustee tine following
lands, situated in Audrain County,
Missouri, t0-wit:
The northwest fourth az Of the
northwest quarter al of Section thir-
ty-ive l35, Township fifty-three 153l,
north, Range nine t9l, west of the 9Th
L. NJ, excepting therefrom two f2l
acres in the southeast of said tract
heretofore sold to Baptist Church; the
land hereby conveyed containing
thirty-eight 1881 acres, more or less.
And whereas, the said deed OF trust
was given for the purpose of securing
the note therein described; and where
as, the same is due and unpaid; now,
therefore, in order 10 comply with the
said deed of trust, l will, on
Friday, the 28th Day of December.
a. D., 1900,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3
p. n. OF said day, sell said lands at the
east front door Of the Court House
In Mexico, Missouri, to the highest
bidder for cash.
r. P. HOPKINS,
IDS. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Ladies. Attention.

French Tansy Waters are compound
ed from the recipe Of one Of the most
celebrated French physicians, who
used them in his private practice for
many years with unfailing success in
the treatment Of painful and sup
pressed or irregular periods, and they
can be depended upon to give relief in
all cases. French Tansy Waters is
not a new remedy, having been sold in
Mexico for more than ten years, and
thousands have found salvation from
suffering and complete relief from ir-
Irregularities. Be sure to take only the
genuine in red wrappers, printed in
gold. Price, g.. La France Drug Co.,
Importers, San Francisco, and for sale
by Buckner & Whitney, druggists,
Mexico, Mo. Sole agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
ESCAPES sUIToR's BY DEATH.
st. Louis Woman Takes Poison Because
Sweetheart TAINTED Her.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-Haying borne
the taunts Of her sweetheart as long
as she could, Mary Ernst, % years old,
ended her misery by taking poison.
A man, whose attention Miss Ernst
rejected recently, wrote a letter to
her employer, signing the name of a
negro to it, and asking If he kept
company with Miss Ernst. A similar
letter was sent to the negro. The po-
lice were called in and the letter
writer was arrested, but not prose-
IcUted.
Miss Ernst's accepted sutton acquir-
ed the habit of haunting her about the
letter episode every time they quar-
relied. Sunday be did it for the last
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
VERIFYING ELECTION RETURNS
Many Minor Errors Delay Official An
nouncement Of Results.

JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 6-Notwith-
landing the Secretary Of State has
Id three or four experienced clerks
a sork on the election returns since
u week after election, it is believed
TIT the Official figures cannot be an
no7ced for another week OF ten days.
1e yeridcation Of figures has dis
eloS hundreds Of errors in the re
turl Of clerks and election commits
sionS This has involved volumi-
noRsprrespondence, and, In frequent
c~asesSemand new certificates.
MOI Of the errors are important
enoug 70 change results, but no GER
tihoat'of elections will be issued un-
til cxat figures are ascertained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Donbla Wsddlne At Auxvaaa

AUxvAssE, Dec. 5.-Richard A
MeFee and Miss Katie F. Ellel
were married at the Baptist church
in this city at 7:30 O'Clock this even.
ing. At the same time and place Mr..
John III. Beckley and Miss Mamie B.
Britt were married. The pastor, Rev.
]. S. Jesse, oficiated. The grooms
are prominent young farmers Of this
vicinity. After the wedding parties
had left the church the large crowd
which had assembled was addressed
by DIR. John Henry McCracken, Pres
ident Of Westminster College, and By
State Superintendent OF Schools w. I.
Darlington on "Edueation.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
B~oTILovERs TRY SUICIDE.
Swallow Poison After a Quarrel, Not
Knowtg Of Each Others Action.

ST. LouD Dec. Miss Anna Lam
bert, % yeas old, Of 2O4 Dorcas street,
and william McGyerck, a teamster,
had a sweethsrts' quarrel last night,
and this afternoon at 8 O'Clock each
took carbolic add In separate parts Of
the city and nached the City Hos
pital at the sane time. Antidotes
were applied, ami it is likely that
both win recover. Miss Lambert says
that McGyerck had promised to marry
her and that he filled to keep his
promise, and that she became so de
1,oondent that she wished to end hel
ihe. Both say they did not take th'
polsoh u prearrangement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
SUES THE @. & A.
Michael Jordan, of this City, Sues the
c. & A. for Defamation of
Character.

Michael Jordan, of this city, has
brought suit against the G. & A. rail.
road company for the recovery of S.
900 alleged damages. The plaintiff in
his petition states that the defendant
caused their detective, R. Green, to
arrest him on the charge of petty
larceny alleged to have been COM
mitted in July 1900, and that at his
trial he was acquitted. Mr.. Jordan
alleges that his reputation and good
name was damaged to the extent of
$1,000, and asks for 1900 a~dditionalas
punitive damages. The cause for
action is supposed to be the arrest of
the plaintiff in July on the charge of
stealing old railroad ties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
PARTIAL LIST OF CADETS.
The Missouri Military Academy is in
a Nest Prosperous ConditiOn-The
Glasses Are Well Organized

The Missouri Military Academy Is
IN a prosperous condition and the
are all we'll organized and un-
der able Instructors. A partial list OF
cadets follows:
Fonville, n. G., NJ. NJ. A.
Miller, II. r., Clarksyille.
Llewellyn, T. w. Mexico.
Guthrie, John, Mexico.
Fonyille, Theo., NJ. NJ. A.
Dorsey, NJ. j., Gillespie.
Arnold, s., New Ark.
Tanner, NJ, Sizeston.
Bradley, 1. O., Mexico.
Laws, A., Bachelor.
Sanderson, W., Joplin.
Warren, A., Carthage.
Kemp, o., Bachelor.
Ilgenfritz, G. NJ, Sedalia.
Patton, L., Paynesyllle.
York, Carroll, Glendale.
Yoohers, G., Marshall.
Vierling, i. r., Omaha.
Andrews, S. W., Arcadia.
Wallace, s., Mexico.
Lakeland, G. L., Mexico
Arnold, IT,, Kansas City.
Harris, II. NJ, Marshall.
Fry, w. w, Jr,, Mexico.
Landreth, ]. p, Neosho.
Cheverton, f., Rich Hill.
KEENAN,, @. B., Mexico.
Campbell, E. st. Louis.
Mellier, w. T., Eureka Springs.
volght, Carl, st. Louis.
Hall, H., New Iberia.
Shacklett, G. F., CORN.
Buckner, r. Mexico.
Rohrer, b., Council Bluffs.
johnson, O., Mexico.
Brooks, J. A., Mexico.
Benson, Ben, Omaha.
Orr, c. f., Wyaconda.
Wilcox, e. E., Cant.
Ruhling t., Kansas City. ?
Fonville, NJ, NJ. M. A.
Fritts, W. S., Mexico.
Price, j., Mexico.
Campbell, f., Louisville.
Price, N, Stuttgart.
Hit, Kerr, Mexico.
Baskett, Fl. g., Mexico.
Field, H., Mexico.
Beardsey, R., Council Bluffs.
Enos, Geo. A., Kansas City.
Clark, NJ. o., Monroe City.
Robertson, G., Mexico.
butcher, A Mexico.
BoSen, r. E. Council Bluffs.
Maxwell, f., st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
LIVE STOCK A%UCTIONEER,
Col. Doc. Elliott, of Springfield, I'll.
One of the Best Auctioneers In
the Country.

If you are in need Of a good live
stock auctioneer you should CORES
pond with Col. Doc. Elliott, office 92s
North Sth street, Springfield, Ill. He
has had thirteen years experience
in the east and northwest, including
many Of the best sales o fthe Dominion
Of Canada, and would respectfully SO
licit your patronage. Terms reason
able and satisfaction guaranteed
Please write or wire before claiming
dates.
Col. Elliott gives the very best Of
reference which we have examined
Col. Doc. Elliott also has on hand al
all times for sale registered cattle Of
all breeds, standard bred horses by
best siTes and dams In the country
Shetland ponies, game chickens, for
terriers, Scotch ~collies, Belgian hares
etc, Real estate, stocks, bonds and
equities bought ana SOLD. money
loaned on farm property; best rates o.
interest. Persons sending mail orders
Will always receive same treatment as
though they were on the ground.
Ii you are in need Of an auctioneeI
OF a national reputation, or want
stock as referred to above, correspond
with Col. Doc. Elliott, 925 North Sth
street, Springfield, Ill. d4t-wtJ1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Modern Woodmen Elect OH;osr,

The Modern Woodmen Of Americi
lodge Of Mexico elected officers Frida,
night for 1901 as follows:
J. J. Weimer, V. G.
w. ]. McLOney, W. A.
Edward Kunkel, Banker.
g. A. Mildred, Escort.
Tom Wilson, Watchman.
Mr.. Fox, Sentinel.
Medical Examiners, Drs. NJ. L
Crawford and c. 7. varn0n.
The delegates to the State meeting
to be held here in February were
elected as follows:
Chas. Powell.
g. A. Frank.
]. W. Plunkett
#. A. Sannebeck.
J. II. Horton.
Mr.. Campbell.
L. L. Jones'
E. w. Prussing.
NJ. E. Crawford.
The following alternates we're elect
ed:
DR.. E d.. Med. Bridgford.
T. J. Kelso.
T. ]. Hoxsey.
Geo. w. Ham.
]. n. Gross.
A. NJ. Trimble.
@. T. Varnon.
Ed. Kunkel.
j. ]. Weimer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
A TEXAS WONDER.
Hairs Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis
coyery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures dia-
betes, seminal emissions, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism and all irregu.
larities Of the kidneys and bladder in
both men and women, regulates blad-
der troubles in children. II not sold
by your druggist will be sent by mail
ON receipt Of 81. One small bottle is
TIVE months treatment, and will cure
any case above mentioned. DIR. T.. W.
Hall, sole manufacturer. P. O. hox6 29.
st. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials.
Sold by all druggists and Buckner s.
Whitney, Mexico, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
Rosrs Nav Come 70 His.nnri

ST. Louis, No, Dec. 5.-Genera.
Passenger Agent Snyder Of the st
Louis and San Francisco has wired
Geaeral Eastern Agent Franklin in
New York to see the Beer committee.
who are arranging for 600 families tC
immigrate TO this country.
The Frisco line has about q, OOC
acres Of cheap lands in Missouri and
Benton county, Ark. There is also a
good deal Of government land stlll sub
ject % homestead law along its line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-12-13
How to Cure Croun

MI. r. Gray, who lives meas Armenia,
Duchess county, N. Y, says: "Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy is the best
medicine | have ever used. It Is a fine
children's remedy for Group and never
fails to cure. When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, OF even after
the croupy cough has developed, it
will prevent the attack. This should
be borne In mind and a bottle OF the
Cough Remedy kept at hand ready for
instant use as soon as these symptoms
appear. For sale by Buckner &
Whitney.