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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10

Earl Ivey was in Chicago last
week
DR.. Godfrey was Sunday visitor
in Cassville.
-Galena is to have a new munich
pal electric lighting plant.
Frank Freedom and wife were
Plattevlle callers Sunday.
Carl Orion and Herbert Pendleton
of this city spent Sunday in CassvilIe.
Frank Butler and Marion Rose of
Platteville were in Lancaster on Sun
day.
Landlord Divall is among the I'M
fortunate this week-lost valuable
COW.
Harry Carthew OF Madison spent
few days visiting in Lancaster this
week.
Winnie Willis entertained her
little friends very pleasantly at h er
home last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Allen. Misses Averal and
Cheney of the Platteville Normal
faculty, accom- panic by Chas. Davis
were callers in our city Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
GRIST OF THE WEEK .
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Hiram Taylor and wife of Bee
town were Herald callers Saturday.
"A. j Buss the Platteville marble
man was in Lancaster on business
last Friday.
That woman YOU see with the tin
pan and big knife is hunting dande-
lion greens.
DR.. q. c. NARROW was in attend
ance at the meeting of the dentists at
Dubuque last week.
The Republican state convention
to nominate state officers will be held
at Milwaukee. Wednesday, Aug. s.
Editor Roethe and wife took their
departure from Fennimore Monday
for Arkansas on pleasure trip of q
month.
D. b. Brunson of Fennimore,
candidate for Assembly from this
district, looked after the fences here
Monday.
--Basford's delivery horse INDUCED
IN lively run about town Saturday
morning. Luckily no great damages
resulted.
Dwight Oliver, who recently
moved from Texas. has about COM
pleted his commodious new residence
on his farm in North Lancaster.
Miss Eta Peck who is teaching
at Beetown, and Miss Florence
Vaughan at Sitter. visited with
friends in Lancaster Saturday and
Sunday.
A strong draft OF wind blew
Neighbor Trowbridge's store door
shut Friday with such force that the
glass therein was smashed to
smithreens.
The Wisconsin national guard
will 90 TO Camp Douglas this year
later than usual. The first regiment
goes Aug. I. The third regiment
goes Aug. IS.
Jas Kemler drove over from
Platteville Sunday, returning Monday
accom- panied by his wife and little
son who have been visiting in Lancas-
ter the past week.
The Foresters and Companions
had an enjoyable time at their hall
Friday evening. Ice cream. straw
berries and other delicacies were a
captivating side issue.
Sheriff Fawcett arrived home
from Chicago Saturday morning. He
informs us that his condition is
somewhat improved as result of the
treatment he received there.
Mrs. j. X. Westing OF Clear Lake
Iowa, who has been visiting for the
past month in Lancaster, returned to
her home Friday. Her sister, Mrs. G w.
Knapp, accompanied her as far as
Fennimore where she spent the day
with Mrs. W. j. Dyer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
Attend the Green TAG Sale.

WANTED: A hired girl for fam
lily OF two Apply at this office.
Those who use Maple City self
washing soap will usually have no
other kind because it does better
work and does it easier. For sale BY
all grocers.
FL. ROYAL is a new brand Of
cigars that has been placed on sale
by our leading dealers. 1t is hand
made, superior to many 10 cent goods
and goes to the smoker at ) cents
straight.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
Attend the Green Tag Sale.

A GOOD GIRL can secure a good
place by applying to L. 9. HIcKoK.
MONARCH. CUBAN SMOKERS and
FL ROYAL Cigars are manufactured
bv NJ. $ Sickle & Co.. of Platteville,
who own and operate the largest
cigar factory in Southwestern Wis
consin. They invite visitors to ex-
anime their works as there is no
part that will not bear Inspection
EVERYTHING is clean and neat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
WANTED

WANTED: A girl for general
homework in small family. Good
wages. II. I. Walton.
YOU MAY just as well smoke a
good cigar as poor one. Ell Royal
IS 10 cent value in a ) cent size.
Two bars Of Maple City soap will
do as much washing as three of any
rosin-flled soap and do it better and
easier. For sale by all groeers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
-Attend aae Green rag sale

The first Of Tie week.
NJ. w. Gla>sen IF Hazel Green was
a Lancaster visitor saturday
Mrs. Allhea Kilbourn has rented
a portion OF the Mckinney homestead
south OF town.
Exc,r.;on ,atas are ,oon 10 be
announced FOR me reunion al Lancas-
ter on All roads
-Tbe lqaip. Aid Society vii meet
on Friday afternoon II > O'Clock. with
Ms Ia. Rlevaft
= ,,.p.,.l- ~, hoon an.
o;a...i ,.,,,a. ,r,hn, vico
John Eustace. reasoned.
rho - ..,. nd If the
NJ o,.tL,or 49, + :, ATTRACTIVE
faot,,s I'LL IL,
80
1a,,d 49, ho4 Is. b.on nroriouslv
Gtto4 "a. .1.o ,1.o.d n hat,er con
a;ti.n f,r ,.arl
v.;a
80 = = - : : 80
-" ~ i'"s '9'" :" o'' - ~ r',;ta,,a
:, eNN : - = - 80 = ,..-a $3.50
- ohort j. ,,o,,,t.,,. horo Tuesday
ovoninc
,, ia
=. ~ - - ~, Sooa a.
80 : . : - - ia
up. - ~ oe 90llo M ~ -, Pc. ,.,ors
:, ,,.o
ar L parstou
= i'o's " = ~ "
-"
= : : 80 : - -
~ - "7''"i 60 =
'o''' = 'i'
I'm l'-'''' 90 90 -
CUPID Is TO sleai 4 iii"tei ou l'u-
0''f 'e l'''iei''7 - ".'
49, 80
io'e'S - ~
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- = -
-1ahuloro 'onu , u '"Nes
MS departure next Nohoal On MS al"
nual soJourh TO west baueh' "hele
ne VIII Par'ahe u ene ""'el anu o"O
;,
nc 81" anu 80 ~ 49,
al hurricane siA ihileS I'm i'"''o"s
'ei' was 'oVaiiy ues''os ~ -,
al carry noui riiuay inoi iiS
property was y" nou " :. i'oH
nes a.0 ie'1e' ''n' W
hnoole' anu was ''''e' - =, 49, ~
wv Win No - - "ioe 80
u 'ne nie mas NO Oeel 10 = = = -
The Herald office mas complete
line of commencement programs SUIT
able for any school from the smallest
country district to university OF
high degree. we invite 'eaoner9 an'
PuPlis 70 can 'i'' i"'Pe'' 'neH,. "'
prices vary q COURSE accoiul"s y
quailtv OF s'och' oul We can - -
out hneiy at rate IN accofo'"ce win
your funds
EARLY risers on number OF morn
ings last week found the face of old
Mother Earth literally covered with
thick coating of very cold frost. On
each night the mercury had descend
ed below the freezing point. Pretty
good ice was frozen on standing water.
Just what effect this will have on the
fruit crop is a matter of conjecture,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
A SUIT OF WHITE.

f55 5TlN every cake of Ivory Soap there are 100
IS%I complete suits Of rich, creamy lather. Before
II2I dressing, put on suit of Ivory Soap. Cover
l29-&1A the entire body from head to foot with
1ather. Take the suit off with tepid water and you
will remove with it all the impurities of the body
which have been carried to the surface through the
pores. Use pure soap for this.
IVORY SOAPS 400 PER CENT. PURE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
Attend lhe Ereen - 81

: : 80 ~ 81 = - o'''.
Licenses towea have been granted
and ,ro. . vl,.I
$50. p,,,, = -"
Den, - platt,,ttfa 49,,
an3 NJ Sc, -, -
Inc Key ~ Eaton, president q
beiol' 'o.itse' WEI deliver h's eele-
. acc 'telufe ehtilied Inc Land q
me i5taS y X NINA Challenge 70
''e " eS'e'h "'lta III the l2hgrega-
'loh"L cnareh heN' FRIDAY evening
! re-. f'"so" VISITED emma !ast year
"''0 ? IAN 't.A' "a.h t9e customs ana
'ie l'e'tis 10y III lecture VT rs en-
'ei'"'''uS HI" instructive rom rs
S'Hu'aS - eng. ~ admission iee
~ " ol''' sec '51s SILVER coHeet'on
- ~ 5aNe" - 3elf'Y inc expenses
q 'ae iees"reE. fsop'e from me
country shoo'4 eaJ'Y TINS rare in'e.-
iee' u'' 'fe'l. DOORS open u 49,
lecture = commence II :" elocN.
We enjoy ed pleasant chat with
aifeh iianholn' an Old resident q
i-aneaS'e'' friday Ar. hannum sci
'ieo ~ az nome Jas' south Of the cry
proper III 1910 ana mas continuously
resiDeo 'hefe ever since lie mas
seen ni""N changes take pace IN Ian
easter anu ''Fail county nus lather
iooa'ea - 'he southern portion o. the
oou"'. - ioo'' ana II 1920 arreh
iian i = ~ Carried man on horseoacA
from Duouque TO Elh 0roNe. lie can
recount inh uiheraole carry rehliiilS-
ee"ses. MI ilahuuul uau@Hter
married ohas. Elliot an enerSeuc
''''ioi ~ = now ~ business a.
h'asie 1roNe' IA. Mr. Eiilot VIII DC
eiie'ii ''eied ~ poseopei PtoIie' nay
i"S D''e' eh SaSe" ia '"iiotinS tHeIe
d -" N'"iS az s.'i''ieN = piosl
i" : a. r-a1ie NIoNe anu Keeps 'os'e''
on 1iaht county allalt' through tue
ileialo'
The sad intelligence was received
by relatives here Thursday announce
mo the sudden death of Mrs. VIM. j.
Simpson AT her home near Dodgeville.
The news was complete shock to all
as none were acquainted with the fact
'ha' the lauy was III II an Deeeaseu
was thirty-siN ears u aye anu 4 oflue
o. out I'VE snort nloh'hs' iieI lliaio-
en- name was Maggie ChaSe anu as
sucn VIII DC reihehl oereu oS the large
circle q irlehus anu acluaih 'ahces ~
'hls herolu NOME iier iiIhesS was u
snort outatloh anu us serious cohSe-
quehces was not "uticiPa'e"' nc
luheral services were heiu al DouSe-
VIE frluay aua tue leinains Weie
drought - hahcastel on lhe evening
tram loI ihtel iiienl he'o ~ 'ne ~
lowing uay het ho'her' MrS' "
feacoch' sun resiueS mere rs 10 aiso
TWO sisters MRS. 0oSePn iVey ana MISS
I'm ma ohase. lhese win the oelea'
ed husband constitute the sorroWing
coterie VINO VIII ever hoie the name
Of the departed ioVeu one ~ iohu r.
memDrance' me sympathy o. al :
extended to the aiil'eted iam'Iy
DR.. Cronin experienced streak
Of bad luck saturday in the loss Of
two Of his finely bred colt,-that is
one Of them i dead and the other
badly cut by wire. The youngsters
had been kept up in the stable all
winter and SPRING and Saturday Otto
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08
LOAN SHARK MEN MUST Gu.

The assigning of their salaries to loan
sharks caused the discharge of thir-
teen employees in the Department of
Public Works on Wednesday morning.
Commissioner McGann was notified by
City Treasurer Ortscifcn that that
number of his civil service employees.
holding minor positions. had been
caught in the clutches of the alleged
loan sharks" and had assigned their
August salaries to them. He asked
for instructions. and the order for the
discharge of the employees followed.
Their names were then furnished to the
civil Service commissioners for action.
II has been the rule of the Public
Works Department for two years that
employees assigning salaries to loan
companies shall lose their positions.
unless ordered reinstated by the Civil
Service Commission. Commissioner
McGann says he believes man has Il
right TO do with his money ~ he
plcascs. and never interfercs. hut that
IL has been the well known and rocog.
nized rule of his department that no
assignment can be made To loan
agents.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08
SWiFTS NEW YORK PLANT.

\ New York dispatch says; Swift
" Co., of Chicago, one of the Big
Four" beef and pork packers of the
United States, has just secured control
OF the great business and plants of the
Eastmans Company, Of this city. The
Eastmans Company II veteran IN the
packing business Of the East and one
of the largest here, with gigantic plants
al the foot OF 18th street. The corpora.
ton has capitalization OF Sj,GuOOOu,
and in addition 10 valuable property
holdings has enormous abattOirs In this
city ana the East.
According to Louis Swift. who has
come from Chicago to take charge of
this end Of the business. the Eastmans
Company was not purchased outright,
but was leased for an indefinite period.
Mr. Swift, when seen AZ the Plaza Ho-
tel, declined "a give the details OF the
lease, but said the lease was indefinite
in duration. The company has been
reoreanlzed. &. +. Swift, of Chicago,
is made president, Louis Swift vice
president and manager, and several
Chicago men directors of the corpora
ton.
Mr.. Swift, while not directly admit
ting that this move means great step
In the growth Of the business, especial
ly In the eXpor, business, intmated that
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

ness which enables him TO swing men
and events TO his purpose.
Mr.. Reycll has nothing but contempt
for the business man who holds aloof
from politics and public affairs and
sacrifices convictions for fear of hurt
ing business" lie cites his own case
rs proof of the fact that participation
in matters of public nature and talk.
iug an interest in politics do not inter.
tcre with commercial prosperity; hut
The business man who pits himself
against the trained professional politi.
clan and seeks office not only exhibits n
sorry lack of Judgment, but risks his
business standing and almost invari.
ably vitiatCs whatever influence for the
public good he may have had.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

the great Underwater plant just taken
over was TO be enlarged and made the
warehouse of the great Western abat-
toirs. Mr.. Swift. who has just returned
with his family from Il pleasure trip IN
Europe, said in answer to questions:
NO. we have not purchased the East.
mans Company. We have leased II,
and for an indefinite term. We have
taken over the entire business, changed
all the signs. and are conducting the
business in the name of Swift " Co. |
have been back from Europe so short
Il time that | cannot give any details
of the business. have not decided,
hut | shall probably live here perma.
ncntly, rs | am to he directly in charge
of this part OF the business
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08
THE VERMONT ELECTION.

Everybody expected the State of Yer
mont to go Republican.
II always has went Republican since
the Republican party was formed.
Hut no one expected the Republican
vote to fall off almost % per cent in this
expansion year."
Perhaps expansion isn't going TO ex.
pand.
At the rate Of Republican decrease
in Vermont. Illinois will 20 10000 Dem.
ocratic.
The Republicans in Vermont. they
say themselves, were all wrapped III
In local issues.
The Republicans in Cook County ar,
wrapped up in local issues also and th,
result is that Mack may get left.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08
REMOVE LiHDBLON !

The marking of papers in the recent
police lioutenants' examination 10y isis.
ter" Bccbcc. noted for his dislike Of
incnt the uniitnoss of Robert Lindhlom
for seat Oh the Civil Service Board.
II is alleged that Mr.. Lindhlom was az
one time indicted for keeping Il bucket
shop. Ii Is alleged that lie has taken
advantage of the national bankruptcy
act. II in addition to these allegations
it can he proven that he was instru.
mental in putting sister" Bcchee Oh
the list of markers. his removal from
the Civil Service Commission will ill
q long.felt want.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08
POLITICAL CALENDAR.

Attorney W. W. Wheelock. of the
Board of Election Commissioners. has
prepared a calendar of election events
for this fall.
The calendar Is as follows:
Last day to file nomination papers is
Sunday, Oct. Z. 1900.
The last day falling on sunday, the
only safe way will be 10 Tile papers
prior to that day.
First day Of registration. Tuesday.
Oct. o, 1900, s a. m. TO 0p. m.
Second day Of registration. Tuesday,
Oct. 10, 1900, $ a. N. to o p. m.
Canvass by clerks. Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. II and Is. 1900.
Revision. Saturday, Oct. 20, 1000. @
p. III. to 10 p. N.
Applicant for registration. who Is de.
MED right to be registered as qualified
voter may present personally written
application under oath to be registered
to election commissioners on Tuesday
or Wednesday, Oct. 20 and "a, 1900. be.
tween the hours Of a. m. and . p. IN.
Persons registered who receives sus.
pect notice to appear before registry
board on revision day and who ap.
peared before said board in response
thereto and whose name Is erased at
that time may make written applica-
ton under oath to be registered to cleo.
ton commissioners on Tuesday or We'd.
nesday, Oct. % and "a, between hours
Of 0 n. IN. and @ p. an.
Application may be made to election
commissioners In writing under oath
to have names erased from registers.
Such applications must be made on
Monday or Tuesday, Oct. 30 and 80,
1900, between hours of o q. N. and q
p. m.
Election commissioners shall sit 10
hear applications to he registered and
10 erase on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 30, 81 ana Nov. !, 1900,
between hours of 10 a. III. and o y. m.
Application 10 County Court 10 be
registered shall DE made on or before
opening Of court on Friday, Nov. .,
1900.
County Court sits 10 hear applica-
lions for registration on Friday and
Saturday, Nov. . and 3. 1900.
Nominee may withdraw from such
nomination in the following manner:
Where the nomination is for such an
office as requires the nomination papers
10 be filed with Secretary Of state. 10y
filing with Secretary of state proper
withdrawal on or before Monday, Oct,
80, 1900. Where the nomination il for
such an office as requires the nomina.
ton papers to he filed with any other
official than Secretary of State, by Ill
Ing with such official q proper with.
drawal on or before Monday, Oct. 20,
1900.
Lodging house keepers must file
statement with election commissioners
on either Monday or Tuesday, Oct.
and ., 1900.
Secretary Of State 10 certify nomlna,
lions to County Clerk on or before Mon,
day, Oct. -, 1900.
Election Tuesday, Nov. G, 1900, 6 q,
IN. TO 4 j. IN.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

No person in the civilized world who
read, of the touching funeral ccremO-
MES over the body OF Italy's murdered
king can fail to be impressed by the
fact that anarchy is very small senti-
ment after all, and that it makes a
noise out OF all proportion to its size.
There is no hope for the anarchists in
the universal mourning for the dead
ruler, and the unanimity with which
the peoples OF the world protested
against the stupid crime Is a greater
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

One of the most popular Republicans
in Cook County urged 10 make fight
to succeed Cullom as United States
Senator Is DR.. T. n. Jameson, eX.Na-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08
~

WIN some good prophet call on Mark
Hanna and his satellites AZ the Audi
forum next week and tell him how to
fix mp matters in Indiana, Ohio and
Wisconsin:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08
>e1l

The Hon. Charles $. Deneen is the
best States Attorney Cook County ever
had. He will pulyerize the fellow Gold.
Zler next November.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

Men used 10 look about in deserts and
wlldernesscs for the fountain of youth
Latterly they are more sensible, and
look each man inside OF himself. From
teaching how to be young at 60, they
Went on 10 teach how to be young
though a nonogcnarian, and then how
TO retain youths vigOr for hundred
years. And now man has written a
book-and a mighty plausible book 1t
is-on "The Possibility Of Not Dying
Why not live forever; the advance
school Is saying. Is not the body re.
newed throughout every few years? Is
1t not merely a machineY Cannot prop.
er care and intelligence always replace
WORKOUT parts with new parts as good
as the originals, or even better in many
cases? Why not abandon the whole
superstition about the necessity of dy.
ing? There was an account in the
news recently Of youth of upward
of 50 who was making century runs
down in Pennsylvania. A wagon ran
over him and broke several OF his
bones. He was In the hospital a few
weeks and then resumed his century
runs. feeling, as Teddy Roosevelt
would say, "like bull moose" And
Physical Culture gives an account of a
New Rochelle woman of Oh who Is q
great dancer, as frlsky and timber as a
girl at her first ball, and who is also a
daring hOrsewoman and is only kept
from jumping the rope and rolling the
hoop by the entreatles of her great
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

4 trade journal estimates the Amer.
lean output of bicycles for the past
year AZ about 100000 wheels. More
than 100000 are exported, and about
100000 were reserved for home con.
sumption. Yet the bicycle is now no
novelty. 1t looks rs II the people who
have supposed and declared that
wheeling was merely temporary fad
would have to own themselves beaten,
and aim their dismal predictions at
tho. motorcycle and the automobile.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

grandchildren. who do not think il dig.
nified. To resolve to live forever Is a
laudable ambition. 1t is a good idea to
star If you don't attain the full meas.
ure of your ideal. at least you will save
yourself from being whining. shriv.
cled. unsightly wreck Of a human be.
ing at 20.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

blow to anarchy than any Of its paltry
and mean successes can compensate
g..
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

tional Committeeman. If Or. Jameson
wants the place he can land it. and The
Eagle predicts that Dr. Jameson will
prove one of the best Senators ever
honorcd 10y the State of Illinois.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-08

Some men the moment they are nom.
mated for office lose all positlveness Of
opinion. They are colorless. They
part with their convictions the moment
they part with private life. The times
will not tolerate that kind. men of con-
v!ctions are wanted, men who have
something to say. The proverbial
good fellow" will pass in town meet.
Ing or ward, but We want some stuff
in the man we place in responsible
management OF public affairs. Better
be wrong once in q while than nothing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-08
DICKINSON NOTES.

a special from Dickinson says: Billy
Ray is running the st. Charles hotel in
way-up satisfactory style to his guests
and adding to its popularity. Land
lord Ray has a nice line of valuable as
sets in the buffalo, elk, deer, mountain
sheep and antelope heads which adorn
the office and dining room. George
Gould of New York recently offered
him $500 for a buffalo head, but it is
worth $500, 81 rare have they become.
George Hughes is pushing the cleo
trie light plant to completion. The
wires and lights are in place and all
awaits the arrival of engine and gen
orator. The plant has a capacity for
1000 lights. The Hughes Company
also proposes putting in a telephone
exchange the outfit being ordered so
with electric light, phones, brick and
tile works, coal mines, wool and stock
industry, brass band and first class fire
apparatus Dickinson is in the front
rank of Dakota cities.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-08
A Minister'S Good Work.

81 had a severe attack of bilious colo.
got a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, took two
doses and was entirely cured, says Rev.
a. A. Power Of Emporia, Kan. aMy
neighbor across the street was sick for
over a week, had two or three bottles of
medicine from the doctor. He used them
for three or four days without relief, then
called in another doctor who treated
him for some days and gave him no re-
lief, SO he discharged him. I went owe
to see him the next morning, He said
his bowels were in a terrible fix, that
they had been running off so long that
it was almost bloody hux. I asked him
il he had tried Chamberlain's Collie, ChoI-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and he said,
No ! went home and brought him my
bottle and gave him one dose; told him
to take another dose in fifteen or twenty
minutes if he did not find relief, but he
took no more and was entirely cured"
For sale by 2. s. Beardsley.