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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-15

Misses Bessie Isenhart and Tressie
Reed are visiting friends at Bristol.
A. II. Wagner, dentist, does crown
and bridge work. Lift
c. S. Holden, Of Johntown, was one
Of our good republican brethren to Wis
it us Wednesday.
The sale Of Point Comfort lots will
commence on the grounds at lo'clock,
Thursday, June2l.
E. L. Stealey attended the annual
meeting Of the State Board of Em-
balmers at Wheeling this week. Mr..
Stealey is member OF the board.
Miss Florence and Mary Reid are at
tending commencement at Buckhan-
non this week.
The sale OF Point Comfort lots will
commence on the grounds at O'Clock,
Thursday, June2l.
Rev. DR.. Cameron, presiding elder
of the Parkersburg district, was very
pleasant guest at the home OF DR.. J.
B. Smith last week.
Mrs. Lydia Lowther, Of Mineral,
died at her late home Tuesday night.
She was about 20 years of aye and an
estimable woman.
DR.. George NJ. Holt, Dentist, will
be at home in Clarksburg, on the lst
day of May and remain 30 days,
Office at his residence 763 West Pike
street. 52-tf-
B. T. Southern, OF the firm Of Gee.
w. Southern & Sons, ClarksbuIg nurs-
cry men, was here on "Wednesday with
some very pretty samples Of ripe Early
Richmond cherries and some plums
and other fruits. The firm haSseveral
agents in this county and our people
can not do better than to patronize
them when in ncdd of fruit trees.
Weston independent.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-15

, A good Ice Cream Freezer at low
price at d X Reed * Co.'S. 2s-tf
Dr. and Mrs. w. P. Golf are home
from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Burns are Wis
iting in Weston.
Dr. Lovett is in Baltimore this
week.
Rev. VIM. Anderson was in Buck
harmon Wednesday.
Furnished rooms with all modern
conyeniences-444W West Main ST. 29-4
For blanks OF every description call
AT the Telegram office.
Miss Mae Amman went to Baltimore.
Monday, for visit.
Duncan Despard Of Baltimore, was
here this week.
Miss Edith Martin, OF ShinnstOn,
visited Clarksburg friends Friday and
Saturday.
A tribe of gypsies Is squatted on the
Philippi pike a mile from the CITY,
Richard NJ. Glover, OF Wyatt, has
been granted pension of 5000 per
month.
! HIT. Wilson went the first of the
week on a business trip to Ashevllle,
North Carolina.
jesse A. Sprout, Esq, prominent
Wallace farmer, paid our office
pleasant visit Monday.
LIT. Silcott, of Bridgeport. added
his name to the Teegram's suhScrip-
tion list, while in the city Monday.
Mrs. S. f. Swartz left Tuesday for
visit among friends in Ohio and MIN
neSota,
The ladies of the Adamston NJ. f.
church will give an ice cream and
strawberry festival at that place Tues
day night. June 10, 1900, to which the
public is invited.
Mrs. Jno. Koblegard, OF Weston, who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
! Powell, on Main street, returned home
Wednesday.
Fines imposed by Mayor Thompson
and collected since he qualified MS
mayor up TO June |, one month and
one week, amounted To s356.65.
That sterling Republican and jolly
good fellow, a. A. Lang, of Grassland,
was among our business callers while
here assisting in the nomination u
Captain Doyener. Weston Independ.
ent.
d. c. Mobley. the auctinneer. has
secured the new CLANCY business room
on West Pike street and will shortly
open general merchandise consign-
ment auction room. The business
will be conducted by ]. w. and D. G..
Mobley.
Mrs. Lee Raymond arrived home
Tuesday night from some months
sojpun in Santiago, Cuba. Mrs Mel.
Vile Jarvis, who accompanied her to
Cuba, returned with her as far as
Washington, where she viii visit sew
eral weeks.
Guy Peterson, who has been EN-
ployed in this Office for the past two
years, has resigned aud gone 10 Clarks.
burg where he expects to learn the
carpenters trade. Guy is tirst-rate
boy and we regret to lose him but,
alas, subtle thread Of pure affection
drew him away, away, away.-Weston
independent.
J
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Frank Armstrong is recovering from
a long seige oftyphoId fever
The sale Of Point Comfolt lots will
commence on the rounds at O'Clock,
7 lursday. June 81.
FOR RENT: Large, furnished
front room to gentleman. Apply,
80 Ut 217 Mechanic ST.
Miss Annie Kennedy, Of Parkers-
burg, is the guest of Mrs. Pat Nc
Donald, on North Second street.
Baptist church, Sunday, June II,
1900. Preaching by the pastor. A.
M.-Bread Cast on the Waters. P. NJ.
Strong Mountains.
The sale Of Point Comfort lots will
commence on the grounds at o'clock,
Thursday, June p.
Will receive callers Tuesday ard
Thursday Of each week at Viava
parlors, 45s West Pike street. Consul
tations free. Special invitation ex-
tended to all ladies'.
28-tf VERSA NJ. DAVIS.
Hon. Harvey w. Harmer went to
Washington City, Sunday night on
business connected with the office OF
census supervisor. He spent several
days on the trip.
The Governor has appointed Miss
Elizabeth Clohan, of Salem, as a dele
gate to the national prison congress
tn be held In Cleveland, Ohio, Septem-
Der %. Miss Clohan is the efficient
superintendent Of the Girls Industrial
School.
George Frush's manv friends are
congratulating him upon the improv-
ed condition Of his health and are glad
to see him once more Mt his chair In
Frank Welch's tonsorial parlor.
Prof. and Mrs. r. L. Brown return
ed Friday from an extended visit to
Mrs. Brown S parents, of Catlettsburg,
Kentucky. Prof. Brown was taking
his vacation.
! Claude Ogden, of AdamSton, whose
right leg had to be amputated because
of an accidenthe sustained while at
tempting to board train, is doing
nicely.
Young Mr.. Starkey, who had a heel
mashed Off in an accident at Pinnick-
innick mines few days ago, is doing
nicely.
The colored people OF Clarksburg are
arranging to have the greatest and
grandest tri-state emancipation cele-
brasion on the fair grounds Sept. %,
1900, ever held In the state. Watch
for large bills.
The Fairmontand Baltimore Coal s.
Coke Company has built ten splendid
miners houses out at Adamston and
will erect ten more. Our suburban
neighbor is otherwise improving and
promises to be hustler.
Prof. Orie McConkey will attend the
summer quarter Of the State uniyer-
sity, going to Morgantown about June
%. He intends to pursue the regular
classical course, good portion of
which he has already taken.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Fl. Odell returned
Saturday night to their home in Kan
sas. City, No., after a pleasant visit
with Mr.. Odells parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Odell. Mr. Odell is prosper
GUS wholesale merchant in Kansas
City.
The Clarksburp and Enterprise base
ball teams played a game on Kelley's
base ball grounds the 10th inst. The
score stood % to5 in favor of Enter
prise.
Captain Quinn Minter of the county
court. observed this week his usual
custom OF paying our sanctum pleas
ant visit. Captain Minter is ever well
come and his genial presence brings
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-15
Dr.. Lake PoIan

Eye specialist, Of Baltimore, Md.
will be at the KeSSler Hospital. Clarks
burg, W. Va, from May ], 1900, until
June l. 1900 Glasses fitted on Scienti-
tic principles. Eyes examined free
with the latest instruments now in
use. AStipmatic or near sighted PEG.
pie will do well by calling. 23-tf.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-15
Cunningham Bros.
lis Third Street.

B. w. Lee sollcits ali parties who
have houses or other buildings TO
move or raise. To call ON him at d. X.
Reeds hardware store, Main street,
Clarksburg. W. Va. All work salts
factory. lie is fully equipped for The
business. Ut
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
Black Brute is Shot Down.

ALBANY, GA, September %. Mr.. w.
>. Tarvcr, one Of the most prominent
citizens of Albany, went to the home of
a negro named Nose Ingram shortly be-
fore daylight this morning, called him
out and shot him with doubc-b barrel
shotgun, killing him almost instantly.
The cause Of Mr.. Tarvcrs act was an
attempted criminal assault by the negro
upon Mr.. Tarvcr's thirtccn-ye
daughter
Nose was negro about I5 years old,
and had been a servant in the rarver
family for number of years. He was
trusted almost implicitly by his employ
crs, and such conduct would never have
been expected from linn.
Several days ago he attempted the as.
sault on Tarvcr's daughter, and throat
cncd to poison her if sho told His
threats made the child keep the matter
secret until yesterday morning, when
she told her mother
Mfr. Tarvcr was out at his plantation
in the western part Of Doughcrty county,
and did not return to his home until late
last night. lie was informed Of the
ncgro's conduct and he went to Moses
house and killed him, as above stated.
Mr. Tarvcr has not been arrested, and
it is understood that Moses wife has re-
fused to swear ont a warrcnt against
him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
Tillman in Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, September 90
United States senator Benjamin Il. Till
man addressed Democratic gathering
Of | 800 persons at tho South Side Turner
Hall tonight, confning his remarks
chiefly to imperialism. ITc was fire.
qncntly applaudcd.
cone burning question: he said, sis
to determine whether or not YOU will
retain arcpublic TO live under or whether
you will set mp military dcspotsm"
The Porto Rican tariff law he clarac-
tcrizcd as "a damnabc act, for which
you will rise up and call the Republicans
to account
These people, he said, were promised
that they would receive all tho right, and
guarantees that the Constitution calls
for, but the Republican party has from
the start denied them their rights.
lie dwclt at length on the Philippines
and idiculcd the statement of Rcpubli-
cans that The war was over i'm those is
lands, and stated that in the face of such
reports messages were being sent to
Washington almost daily containing
news Of the killing of many Of our sol
dicrs lIc quoted Admiral Dewey to the
effect that the Filipinos were better able
to govern themselves than the Cubans,
yet the Cnbans were given their liberty
and the Filipinos remain slaves.
lie urged his hearers 10 arise above
party and vote for principle and liberty;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
MURPHY AND COLLINS FREE.
Two Convlcts Escape from tho South Carolina
Penltentiary.

COLUMBIA, $. c., September 23.-D. G.
Murphy, tho white man convicted of the
assassination of Treasurer Copes, of
Orangeburg county, and w. II. Collins,
a white burglar, noted throughout the
county, both serving life sentences, have
escaped from the State ponitentiary in
an ingenious and daring manner. There
was no inkling Of their escape till an in
spection in tho morning revealed their
cage of stool empty. 1t is supposed they
had six hours start.
Tho ponitontiary yard in which tho
buildings arc situated is surrounded by
brick wall ranging in height from If
toon to twenty-five foot. On this wall
there arc sentry boxes at intervals and
guards arc constantly Oh tho lookout.
Tho convicts wero about thrco wcoks
ago transferred from tho now to the old
main building, tho former boing now in
course of construction. All tho coils of
this building open on stool piazzas, run
ming around tho entire building. Tho
coils are merely holes in tho thick gran
ito walls, the occupants bcing kept So
euro by massive iron barred doors opcn-
ing on tho piazza. Tho doors arc hung
on heavy iron drop hinges, arc locked
with individual locks from tho outside,
and besides have on tho top a "v" shaped
pieco of iron fastened so as to project
outward and fall under stccl slido that
of itself locks every cell when dropped.
Murphy and Collins i'll somo way,
either from tho carpenter shop or tho
mill, optainod hack saw. With this
powerful little instrument thcy COM
plctely severed tho massive iron pin Of
tho top hinge of tho door at it's base.
They evidently priced tho door up
enough to give tho hack saw cntranco.
This done thoy could pull tho door in
ward sufficiently to twist it around and
mako an aperture large enough to crawl
through
That they wcrc perfectly confident Of
getting away may bo seen from the in
scription loft on the walls of the cell,
written on tho whitowash in large lctters
with Il piece of charcoal. On tho right
Of tho door was this: "God will deliver;
peace and good will to all men,"
On tho opposite facing was this: "Out
for South Amcrica-W IL. Collins, d. G.
Murphy. Goodby, for we arc gone"
On the wall inside tho cell was this !:
"In God VIC trust; God be with you till
we meet again"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
Surrendered to the Sheriff.

COLUMBIA, S. c., September 24.-John
Cooley, Robert Chastain and e. III. Hol-
liday, implicated in tho election riot at
West Dunkin, Groenvillo county, have
come in and surrendered to the Shcrifr.
They have given bond to appear for tho
preliminary trial October 3Oth. In the
riot one man was killed and several
wounded. Will Henderson has not yot
put in an appearance, although hc was
expected to do so with tho others. Pink
Jordan, llamp Owens and Ed Owons, tho
persons wounded in tho riot, arc reported
as well and able to be about
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
PLACES WITH HISTORIES.
''Tho Rover Travels Through Oconee and
Secs Interesting Spots.

SENECA, September 22.-Not long ago
the readers of Tho State had worry intor-
ostng account Of the Walhalla Semi
Centennial, as reported by Mr.. Banks.
lIo made reforonco to tho original pur-
chase of tho land for the colony from
Col. Joseph Gresham. Recently stopped
at the place OH the old stage road that
passes across this county, just above
Seneca and Westminster, whore Col.
Gresham lived before ho settled in the
Walhalla section. You must know that
Jos. L. Brown, Gcorgia's great war Gov
ornor, married tho daughter of Col.
Gresham. j was shown tho log store
house, still standing, whore Col. Gres-
ham sold goods and whore his daughter,
tho future Mrs. Brown, was clerk Tor
should l say salcsladyP) Tho building is
in vory good repair, being built of largo
hcwn logs, and shows good workman
ship. Tho place is now occupied by
Capt. S. NJ. Pool, recently elected County
Supervisor.
seemed to have COTTON into historic
country, for a couple of miles west of
that place passed the farm and homo
OF Mr.. w. N. Cox, in tho horseshoe bond
of Chauga River, and which was tho
home of tho celebrated Horseshoe Rob
inson, tho hero of John Pcndlcton Kon-
ncdy's very interesting historical novel.
And still Il little further on wost, after
crossing the Chauga, wo spont the night
at tho same house whore Kennedy met
Robinson and got tho facts for his book.
At that time it was tho homo of Col.
Obcdiah Trimmior, to whom tho latc
Col. John II. Sloan, of Columbia, was
near relative. Col Trimmicr is buried
in many rcspccts-a great lover of sport.
lie had largo family, 'ostly girls, and
never found tho business of his farm too
pressing to take his family rs milos to
Pcndlcton to attend ball. On one occa-
sion the roof of his house caught fro and
one of the young ladies climbed upon
the house and cxtiDguishcd tho blaze at
great risk to her life. In 1915. tho colo
bratcd dry year, Mr.. Clayborn Pool, Of
Grccnville, in travelling through this soc
ton, was impressed with the fine bottom
lands on Toxaway Crock, and purchased
the farm and moved to it. Tho lands arc
still the property Of his children. 1t is
only few miles from thcro to the little
town Of Fort Madison on tho Southern
Railway, and overlooking tho beautiful
Tugaloo valley. Hero on hill in tho
centre Of the town is granite column,
erected rs a monument to tho memory of
Col. Ben Cleveland, one of the heroes of
Kings Mountain, who is buried in the
ncighborhood
The site of the fort that gives namc to
tho town is on the opposite side of tho
railroad from the monument, but there
is scarcely vestigo of it left.
This section is full of historic incidents
of great interest and value, if only they
could be gathered together for prcserva-
ton, ROVER.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
Killing in Columbia.

Howard Allen, woll-known young
man, who has for some time been en-
gagged in sporting life," at Columbia, S.
G., last Sunday night was shot and killed
by Ed Smith, a visiting and unknown
sport" Tho story Of the killing is that
Allen mot Smith at the door Of his gamb-
ling house and told him that ho was not
wantod in tho place and to got away.
They had some words, when Smith
started down the steps He callod bacl,
at Allen and Allen said something to
him, whoreupon Smith fred on Allen.
The bullet struck Allen in tho stomach
with deadly effect. Smith attempted to
escape, but was captured by tho police,
and lodged in Jail.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
Notice Of Final Settlement and
Discharge.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !
OCONEE COUNTY.

OCONEE COUNTY.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
Andrew II. Ramsay anii Alexander Ram
say, Dr., Executors of the last Will and
Testament of Alexander Ramsay, Sr.,
deceased, Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas S: Ramsay, VIM. j.. Ramsay,
Geo. j. Ramsay, Margaret j. Rankin
nee Ramsay, Belle r. Davis neo Ram
say; tho hcirs-at-law of Mary E. Doyle
nee Ramsay, deceased, to-wit: O. Ram
say Doyle, VIM. r. Doyle, T.. Clay
Doyle, Virginia Jones noe Doyle; the
hcirs.at-law of Elizabeth r. Jarrett
nee Ramsay, deceased, to-wit Dever-
Mamie B. Simpson noo Jarrett; the
hcirs-at-law of j. Reid Ramsay, de-
ceased, towit: James w. Ramsay,
George Ramsay, Reid Ramsay, John p.
Ramsay, Wm. Ramsay, Bessie Ramsay,
Sallic Smith nee Ramsay; tho heirs at
law of Maggie Burwell noe Ramsay,
deceased, to-wit reid Rurwell, -
Burwell - Burwell, Defendants.
Tho Defendants above named will take
notice, that there will be final settle
ment of tho estate of Alexander Ramsay.
ST., deceased, in tho Court of Probate,
at Walhalla Court House, in tho County
and State aforesaid, on Thursday, the
18th day of Novombor, 1000. If YOU fail
to answer tho Petition filed in this action
within the time prescribed by law, judg.
mcnt will DO entered against you by de-
fault. The Petition in this action was
filed in tho Court of Probate, at Wal
halla Court House, in tho County and
State aforesaid, on tho 1lth day Of Sep
tcmber, 1000.
ROB'T A. THOMPSON.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
l.. 81 d. A. SMITH, Judge of Probate
,Oconec County, S. G..
September u, 1900. 37-42
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
News About Newry.

NEwRy, September 2l.-Editors Keo-
wee Courier: AS tho summer days of
1900 have como and gone, and the cold
antumnal days begin to appear with their
blue sky and twinkling stars, your
scribe, with tho thoughts Of tho past,
present and future before his mind,
asks that you allow him space in your
columns that he might tell your readers
about what is going on down hero
among the hills and by the rivers side
Rev. Henry NJ. Fallow closed a pro-
tractcd meeting hero last Sabbath evon-
ing amid the sad regrets of our people,
as he is going away to Louisville, and
perhaps this will be tho last service he
will hold with us.
Capt. VIM. A. Courtonay is spending
several days in the North.
j. S. parrott, of Seneca, was with us
to-day and reports doing good business
at that place. Vossio is n good boy and
we hope he will do wcll.
j. l.. Kcll, of tho firm of Richardson
Il Byrd, Of Seneca, was also with u.s. Wo
suppose, from what we saw hc was look
ing after interests that were near and
dear to his heart. Como again, Mr..
Kcll, rs others here with your best girl,
would like to see you.
The Ncwry store docs n lourshing
business. The store now has four clerks
in its employ, viz: Bob Boyd, Earl iIar-
per, II. II. Gaillard and Miss Lucia I. ~
The last two named arc from Anderson.
Miss Cater is at the head of tho notion
and millinery department
II. J.. Boggs is still putting up nico
cottages for the company.
j. Mat Whitmirc, of Jocasscc, paid us
flying visit few days since
Jacob Alexander, of Little River, is in
town to-day with load of produce
Uncle "Jako" is ono Of Oconccs best
farmers and makes his hog and hominy
at home as we'll as many other good
things. ANON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
Fair Play lions.

FAIR PLAY, September M.-Mrs. vii
ton Leo, her daughter Myriam and Miss
Anna Watson, of Anderson, spent Fri
day night with Mr.. Watson's family.
Messrs. John Leathers and Fletcher
Knox left for Alabama this week to ente,
the cotton business.
Mis-. w. E. Barton has returned from
Greenville County, where she has been
spending the summer with her parents.
Mr.. Glenn Shirley, of Parkertown, Ga,
is clerking with Mr.. w. j. Compton.
The friends of Mr.. w. A. Dickson are
glad to SEQ him in our midst again. He
expects to leave at All early date for Ar.
kansas.
Miss Nannio Barton, of Lavonia, Ga,
is spending week with hor brothers 8
family.
MIR. Preston Earlo is suffering from a
relapse of his former sickness. His many
friends will regret to know this.
Mr.. Z. Q. Marett has had tho misfor-
tune to loso several head of cattle re-
comfy on his Tugaloo farm. A veteri-
nary surgeon from Clemson College was
over on the 22d to investigate the cause
OF tho trouble. EIe pronounced tho dis.
case Texas fover.
Mrs. w. A. Quails and her little son,
Lamar, Of Atlanta, Ca, have been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. j. II. Moore, for
the past two weeks.
Mr.. William Grant, of Clarkesvillo, Ga,
visited his sons family last week.
Miss Dolly Knox, Of Tuscaloosa Train
ing School for Nurses, has been enjoy
ing a much needed rost with her mothol' 8
family during tho summer months.
Mr.. B. Frank Keese, representing a
hardware house of Atlanta, was in town
last week; also Mr.. John Jarrard, repre-
senting n dry goods establishment of the
samo city.
Mrs. Dcttio Knox and hor little daugh.
tor Fanona have been visiting friends in
and around Fair Play recently.
Tho Fair Play High School opened on
tho 18th instant with good attendance.
Mr.. Ezekiel Harris and wife, of Elber-
ton. Ca, are visiting Mr.. Il. II. Harris's
family.
Miss Hattie Leo has returned to Pelzcr,
where sho is engaged in tho millinery
business.
Miss Lily Lindsay, of Anderson, has
been visiting her brothor's family, Mr..
j. L. Lindsay.
Mr.. Kocls Marott leaves this wcok for
Groonvillc, where ho will pursue his
studies in Furman University
Mr.. Charley N. King and family, of
Spring Placo, Ca, spont Friday night
and Saturday in our little village. Mr..
King is prominent lawyer Of Spring
Place, having represented his county as
State Senator and also served number
of years rs Clerk of the Court. He mar
ricd one of our Oconoe girls-Miss Flor
cnce Cleveland, of this place. Their
many friends wero glad to see them on
South Carolina soil again. They have
an interesting family of six children.
Mr.. A. Il. Marctts baby girl has been
right sick with intermittent FOYER.
Our community has had the scvcrest
drought our oldest citizens have over
witnessed. The cotton crop will average
about one-third. Scarcely enough corn
will be made to fatten winter pork. Very
little hay and fodder have been saved
A good stand of turnips is reported
Rye is being sowD for carly winter graz
ing. OCTOBER DAY.
Have you sense of fullncss in tn,
region of your stomach aftcr eating? II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
Cured OF Chronic Diarrh@a After Thirty Years
OF Suffering.

81 suffered for thirty years with diar-
rhma and thought was past being
curcd,' says John S. Holloway, of
French Camp, Miss. 81 had spent so
much time and money and suffered so
much that had given up all hopes of
recovery. | was SO feeble from tho ef-
fccts of the diarrhma that could do no
Kind Of labor, could noS even travel, but
bottle of Clambcrlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhUa Remedy, and after taking
several bottles am entirely cured of
that trouble. | am so pleased with the
result that | am anxious that it be in
reach of all who suffer as have" For
sale by j. w. Bell.