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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
GREAT SHOWING of THE TRIuNE
Nearly $500 to the Ton From First
Shipment of Ore.

The returns of the Triunes maiden
shipment of ore to the Trail smelter have
been given in the I.ardeau Eagle. There
were $50 sacks of ore, the gross weight OF
which was i2lS0 pounds. the net weight
$685. pounds. or 305 pounds less than
twenty tons. The ore sized UP in these
proportions; Gold. s237.5s; silver, 81. ss5. rs:
lead s5Sa,a8 Total gross value. s., 10, or,
figuring on a twenty-ton basis s2S0.6T TO
the ton. Transportation and smelter
charges amounted to S436.65. leaving the
net proceeds s5.37e.Si or, on "A twenty-ton
basis. s26s. "a to the ton. II costs $40 ton
to pack IT to Ten Mile, SIS 10 haul IL to
the landing and $22 ton for freight,
transportation and smelter charges TO the
Canadian Pacific Railway.
The shipment was accompanied by A.
Ferguson. one OF the owners. and " Iade.
one of the iessees. They received $50 an
ounce for their gold and sixty-one cents
per ounce for their silver It is safe 10
say that every ton of TNriune ore shipped
this season tthe owners hope to get out
150 tons. part OF which Is already on the
way to the landine) will net at least
s2T5 ton. after paying S47 ton for
freight and treatment
The Triune is only about ten weeks old
and the lessees have over 900 tons blocked
out after having driven less than i25 feet
OF tunnel Not one single cent OF capital
was invested to open IL up. The lessees
co-opersted, leased the property stood of
the merchants for forty-five days and
went 70 work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
READY TO SHIP ORE.
Mines Near Bossburg Assume Airs of
Permanently.


Speaking Of the camps tributary TO
Bossburg. the Journal says the Pierre
lake section Is receiving the largest share
OF attention. and the First Thought mine
is the principal magnet that draws.
wagon road from Pierre's station has
been constructed TO the mine and ore
hauling, II is reported, VIII soon begin in
earnest over thirty men ape employed
breaking gold-bearing quartz in a por
phyry formation. Everything within
radius of three miles around the First
Thought Is staked. and several litigations
on Toulou mountain the Scotia is prov
ing to be a whale, there being so much
ore in sight that there is no question IL
Will be a valuable producer.
The Orient Company, operating a short
distance west of the Scotia. has a two
drill Rand compressor plant with a 90
horse power boiler on the road and is ex-
pected to arrive here in a few days.
on Sulphide mountain the Easterj Sun
day, operated by the Waukegan & Wash
ington Mining Company, Is showing up
well, having crosscut a ledge over twenty
feet wide. and every pound of the rock IL
said to be shipping ore. In this ledge they
have seams of rich ore. This company
has erected nearly twenty buildings and
has received diamond drill plant and
boiler large enough I. run the drill and
for hoisting. Men will be employed sink
Ing and drifting. as well as operating the
The Big Iron, east OF the Easter Sunday
Is considered great thing. 1t has ship
ping ore IN large quantities.
The properties on Contention hill are
putting on airs Of permanency. The Con-
tention people win soon be working on
large scale
on Fifteen Mile creek the Minorca has
day and night force employed and good
shipping ore is being piled up on the
dump.
The Examiner people. opera ting east of
the Minorca. are understood TO have
something good in sight that viii cure
sore eyes. This company is getting in
machinery to carry on work with.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
THOUGHT TO BE DROWNED.
Party Of seattle People Have Peril
ous Voyage 60 WILDLY Island In
GasoIiae Launch.

The safe homecoming 81 G. r Me
Chesnie ~ this city. with his wife and
two children Sunday afternoon put a.
rest the fears ~ his friends THAI he and
~ Puget sound. In company Nth J X.
Post and George r. Proctor. % this
~ the latter. FOR Useless has. Mildly
island. several hours before sudden
storm arose. Whey iuteniad returning
70 Seattle IN the evening.
From theh zine 81 their departure
until Mr. MeChesuie and hls family
reached the city on the Great Northern
completely disappeared. and the gravest
fears we're entertained by friends for
their safety The case was reported 20
the police
The three men are partners in "A wood
yard located IN North Seattle and thslr
trip 20 fsslnsS hay waz Cor one purpose
81 examining some fusl timber IN that
section They left Sentffs Friday morn.
inR BEFORE they had proceeded on the
the launcha engine @aN defective fn-
stead ~ reaching Useless hay Ia three
hours. 81 hai beer sxperred the vovsrs
took more thHn eight hours
III the meantime q heavy sind had
sfrENE ~ ans fha condition ~ thhse ~
the tsist bsf anne yefftpua The engine had
Just enough POSER GO give the Aagr~h
headWgy When IseieNB hay was AZ last
reached it wan found there was ~
landing place and 81 about 8 O'Clock the
launch n@s rNH ashore
Tbs party Kof safety 90 land II Wa
Impossible 90 move The launch ara SO
ives left On fhe beach The narfF ts~k
refuge AZ farm haHse close b. ubrrs
thNv were very hnaf3tabiy treated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
Activity in ola cold cnmp.

Superintendent J. W. westfall IL IN Fer
Ruson from the Old Gold camp, having
successfully plotted another tenderfont
safely over the scene n action Mr.
WeStfsli reports the Primrose iookin,
better than last week. more mineraiixsd
quartz being encountered with each eh0t
Indicating that the ore body Is not far
distant, Work "a also being pushed on
tha diagonal cruSscut IN the uufssr
workings ~ the Old Cold but e Will he
some little time vet sefore they get un-
der the hiC surface showing 81 rRiena
and pyritcs of from above A diagonal
crosscut IS also being driven on tine
Guinea Gold from the face ~ the tun-
mel Just driven. This win tap the Lead
az considerable depth AMI develop many
other charscterisucs u the mine. from
Be derived
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
NEW YORK.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Aug 2T-There was some disrosi
uon TO sell stocks today. and the market showed
settling tendency Throughout. sugar absorbed
close TO onefourth Of the days total dealings, and
its marked weakness doubtless had some sympathetic
ed. also. BY the apparent abandonment Of any pool
operations for a rise Unless the weakness u
sugar might be called such. there was urgency
in lhe liquidation, but there was an absence az
buying demand. The weakness Ct sugar found no
explanation IN news Of the day The approach
Of the quarterly dividend period gives opportunity
for the usual manipulation Of the stock and the
room traders inhilsntly trail 20 any movement
in the speculation which promises an appreciate
movement in prices The stock got down 10 within
q lis, and closed only a fraction above that
upon the demand from the room shorts Pressure
against Peoples Gas and BROOKLYN Transit seemed
to be courled with the movement against Sugar in
the early DEALING. and later American Tobacco was
knocked down, hut these stocks with the exception
Of the last. showed tendency 20 recover Brook
lyn Transit rising above saturdays level Losses
extended TO point here auA there in other
stocks. and New Jersey Central fell a. london dis
counts hardened today. and while money conditions
IN Berlin are for the moment easter, expert author
tiles affirm that very heavy obligations will have TO
be met in that market during the coming month
and later. Available funds in New York continue
apparently abundant, hut the season for the iute-
rior movement 81 currency u fast approaching
The bond market dun and reactionasy. Total
sales. par value, $40 900.
United States Is advanced II per cent in the
bid price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
WILL RAISE SUGAR BETS.
Inducements offered Farm~r. -
Eastern Wsshtnston WIN In
crease Acreage nj the rrao

Specinl Dispatch to the Posi-. fntatlisencer
., rn,isLMAN, Ans hlton Fulner, an
~ WAserly. has spent several dava III
ana around Pullman for the purpo~., ~
sontraetinE with farmers 90 engage IN
heft culture next year. aud suecessfs.f
better than he had expected ~ n .snr
bin. who owns the factory, So making an
oner 20 farmers that promises to secara
several thousand acres Of sugar fe~ta
next year. MIR F'uilmer contracted Tor
10 acres. near Guy, In two tranta aud
number Of smaller contracts were fnado
near Pullman
Tire contract provides that Mr. sspsh,a
shall furnish the seed. the machinery,
all help afsd, In fact. everything hut fha
teams and tbs land. which are FURNISHED
~ the farmer, and Is ell The risk lie takes
IN the venture Mr. cortsin pays All er-
penesA. Or advances the money to pay
ali ihe cash exIenAe Incurred. and waits
unul thr heels ars grown and delivered
a the faetery. when ne takea what he
advanced from the price paid 20 the FARM
er for his crop He further agreea 20
take the beets At q nxed price per ton.
delivered ~ the nearest railroad station
20 the land where the hests arc srown
and II. for any reason. there should he
a failure o. ne crop. he agrees 20 sssnms
Hll money paid by him for lsbor or 0tfser.
wlsa In the proauefian * the crop.
Thus Mr. Gor1tn assumes ail the risk
and, should there be a failure - tho
country, me farmer iqe-n nothing but ID.
time snd the use ~ his lard This 49,
sfaI Offer s. made for the purpose ~ In
dufinE farmers ~ engage IN beet rttitlyN
which Mr. Cortin insists II more prusltAbis
than the raising u wheat or other grain.
Mf Faiiusef says he a meeting wtth
sunteas eysrYN here and farmers are aax.
ious to contract for all they can euftt-
pa,e next year. A. result Re thinks
the factory vir ~ abe % run 20 sts
utmost capacity next yE@F
Speaking - this present conditions 0s
the heet crop and tho outlook Ter ihs
factory Mr. Fulimer rai9 The arrcmKs
~ sugar heete IA npt nearly - large a.
last yaar huf the Yield - nf3eh tesfrr
and the factory ~iit handle more herfa
than 81 did tEkt season We esperf about
isRs tons ~ beefs - BE- delivered a fhs
factofy ana hope 20 make from "A. ~
7se tors ~ sugar last neNeeH ths
herta aTrfeFea over - PER gsns sugar ard
the nveraEa price paii waH ts.ss ser ton.
TIE factory rays " ger tnH for sonfs
giplfinE 20 per cent sgEaf and fwNnsw4
Ave cents ser t8n Additional fer each
asaliionM pEr - q s'asaf n ne
hesarf fMe hxrsH are planted there IL
rnsrs fnoneY M Rect culture when properly
caadts ted thar ia Any utheF Crap tbs
farmer ean raisa ~ fHN FenFs this
VIA he TIE ieading Industry n Eastern
washington ass The country VIII - d.
slaeA fnt8 asaAH faFtaH ard sii es
more prosperous ttah eFrr n ths past
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
CHANGES IL THE rs TRAM.
Important Alterations Necessary for
the Hest Service.

The big tram running between the head
quarters OF the A. mine and Silverton IL
not working AS satisfactorily as was ex-
peCted. and some important changes are
20 be made whereby better service will
be obtained According to the Marysvilie
Globe. the strain OF pulling up 700 feet
at Silverton and 100 feet at the head
quarters. is too great for the puleys and
other machinery.
The tram VIII be cut in two nj the sum-
init and two trans made Of II. A loading
station Will he put In at the summit and
gasoline engine to operate the tram
from that point 20 headquarters. The Sill
verton end viii work on the grayity sys-
TEN as at present
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
NEWS md GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

on the inside that the road viii be built
from Northport 10 Cascade, via Flat and
Pierre creeks This route will give more
ore tonnage and is an easier grade. Al
Cascade the latter route will connect with
the proposed electric road to Republic
There are several survey parties running
lines on the reservation and their pres
ence at one point or the other is no crt-
terion to go by until the grade stakes
have haen set
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28

Much Speculation as To the Route of
the Great Northern.

The Bosshurg journal says Engineer
Lupfer cf the Great Northern Railway.
as 10 BoSshurE SUNDAY and left IS prl-
Vate conveyance Cor Cascade Many rl-
nlors -rc AGoat as o. What point the
Great Northern branch across the rcser-
walton will leave the Spokane Fans &
Northern line and which route ain Sc
taken. IL Is stated that surveyors are
nov at Work On a route from Marcus up
Kettle river 10 the mouth 81 Boulder
creek. and thence across 70 Republic, Bat
!s is reported by people who claim 70 be
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28
Greenwood ore shIpment..

Spceial ldsuatrh Co. tho Fort-fnteiIgeucer
GREENWOOD r. g.. Aug 4-.-Mara-
ger VI q Nohie. 20 rkhorH mime. own
coive4 returns from the tuirll IRE ahigs-
menf. Seventeen tors sent 20 che Trail
snieiter averaged X4a9 gross Tho shin
mont was experimental and the values
wsrr 80 satisfactory that the rnuvava-
r---L IA. ------- - -.-l on. non. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28

Special Dispatch % the Post-TnieillEeneer
sEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash, Aug g.
Development work is being steadily prose-
cufed on the claims 0f the Bald Mount
ain Mining COMPANY east ~ CIearIake
and very satisfactory results are secured
ana good hrRdwnv IS hcing made some
very hne ore has been taken out. ana
Tho promoters are correspondiuEly on
Outraged
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deau when they get under their ore in
the upper worktngs-over 800 feet.
v V V
Work on the City Of Paris, in Whites
camp, was shut down last week 10 make
necessary changes in the air pipe and
overhaul the machinery. development
will be resumed in a few DAYS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28

LONDON. aug E-Atchisou. III: Cansdiau Pa
cite. sii: Union Pacific preferred IA Northern Pa
eiae preferred q; Grand Tr'nk. e.; Anaconda, 3
Bar silver Firm; &sd
Mcney-at per cent
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I.ew Ratr. 20 caIlfarni..

Take she shasta route far san Fran.
cisco and on California p9ints ~
rafea quick tire and hTautls4i scenery.
rayes from Seattle go San Frarrfs,'s.
- y frs class flf - tourist. lrcttselnr
h9yth In standard or Teariaf psllfrari
car from Portland TAO fg&gns saflr
etsenle ~ r A. Southern Patiae C-,,s-
-.arv go First avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28

WASHINGTON. Aug = Todsy's statement q
the treasury balance in the general fana exclusive
q the $50 100 eald reserve in the division a
derrtiun. shows
Available cash balance ................ SIX ssi 1is
Gold ....... ....... .................. s. sec So
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK. Avg S--rhe Commercial Atvertis-
er,s London financial cahleeTsui avs.
The markets here we're as d,in as ditch water, ex-
osrt for slsht ACTIVITY in Westraans ard Ia PARIS,
which Is screwtng W Tintos
Ihe hank honEAt M 80 M gald 10 hars.
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New Map. Of chia9.

me Pest. Iptellsgencsr hss secured the
81 Saly 4 Cas- lates, folder map o.
CLina ard Asia These may BE- aecafea
81 Fnst-fntsiilEeBcsr b4slneas Offices at
10 cents each.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


Sixty days. S.sst; sight, SIS.
Financial.
Silver bars, else Mexican dollars, gss42sc Drafts
sight, lsc; telegraph. l0c.
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Mansy On AN. Ftcss a. issls res 'sat rfins
ulffrauflF napsf. G. y pea tsat sterling ezfhsrse
eEgs. vifh actual hieineH in hanhsrf' hals Il
80 ~ "a fHr dsHnaud, an8 A. " seaffs ~ slxfy
dsfs Tested rates. s. Eses 80 anf "a $3.50 n
CnmrnetrtRl blfis. 81 aia&s2 naf silver sise sa.
Fev certificates. nbaGse Mtfietn aeilars. sisc
GaTerrmeuf hoatt, sfrrns state hrnts. lraefiss
Railroad tunss irrerii1r
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me fsast.lniesl.99nrsr hss secured .hs
s.ets5afve Ttahs f5f NauhlARtan 70 RAsss,
Nr~sHF a Co.'S latesf fosfar map X
gstSra art Asia laese may Ge secured
AZ Post. irts'ixeacsF business offices 81
j. cents zach.
The Piraf avrnt5a cable haN cl9ned down
pending reeorstYuefioE Of Hf~e Extra
service wl8i 80 gfwsn 1r Nefsh seattle
aeG Cedar street divisions 80
EVENING concerts Discontinued AZ
Madison Ga&Fk. Concerts sunday after
noon Only.
on ard after September 1 steamer RO-
~ r. will leave coircntia street DICK FOR
Victoria n 50 g. m. Instead ~ II o'clock
MoHT94GES ard Insurance. James
Boutwell,. Boston block.
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When az Others fan consult the oa
kwng CANCERS
m ns We frn aPpress for the
Fema
Nu Debility Seminal Sexual
s Hoea i1mes Blood
cured Tor ~ $500 " '
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-17

The Pioneer cigar factory of Skagway,
wholesale cigar and smokers supplies. tt
Carpets in great VARIETY at Peoples'.s stf
The Seattle Bohemian Draught Beer Is
the best and most expensive draught beer
made in Seattle. For sale at the Seattle
saloon. corner State and Sixth avenue.
English corduroy pants. Clayson's,
Strawberries, cherries. fresh fruit and
vegetables just received. Chelander's,
Fifth ave., next to postoffice. -7-zt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-17
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
For the District of Alaska.

In the matter of the application of GER
tain citizens and residents of the town of
Skagwav, District of Alaska, for the
right to incorporate said town.
Upon reading the petition of more than
sixty of the resident citizens and property
owners of Skagway, in the above entitled
matter 1t is ordered that the same with
the tracings, showing the general outlines
of the proposed corporation, be filed and
that Thursday, June 2Ist 1900, at ten
o'clock a. m. of said day at the court room
in the town of Skagwav. District of
Alaska, be the time and place set for the
hearing of any objections that may be
made bv any person or persons in interest,
whv the said petitioners shall not proceed
to the incorporation of the town of Skag.
way as in their petition prayed.
That copy of this order be published
in the Skagway Daily Budget, the Daily
Alaskan and the Alaska Travellers Guide
In everv issue between the date hereof and
the date OF such hearing. and that copies
of this order be printed and distributed
generally throughout the town of Skag-
way, to the end that all persons In in
terest NAV have full and complete notice
of the hearing of said application.
Done In open court at Skagwav, Alaska,
this 10Th day of June, 1000.
M. c. Brown,
Judge Of the District of Alaska.
United States
District of Alaska
!, Albert D. Elliot, clerk of the United
States district court, for the district of
Alaska, do hereby certify that the fore
going is full, true and correct copy of the
original order of court in aforesaid matter
as fully as the same appears of record, and
on file at nv office and In nv custody.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
court at Skagwav in the said district this
10th day Of June, A. D. 1000.
[Seal] Albert d. Elliot, Clerk.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-17
DYEA PROVING A
A FARMING DISTRICT
Grain and Garden Truck
Easily Grown.
LONG DAYS A HELP
Oats Making Splendid Showing
Potatoes Equal to Any in the
Land--Peas Showing Up Well
Berries Success.
LONG DAYS A HELP

VIM. Workman is Just now winning
some fame same as one of the most extern
sive farmers in this part of the country.
In regard to his success in farming at Dvea
he says:
III have fifteen acres of oats which |
planted the last of April and which are up
about seven inches. Thev are as fine as
any grown anywhere. The climate here
is just right for growing oats.
81 have in six acres of potatoes which
are also doing well, and are getting we'll
above the ground. There are no frosts in
the vally and they naturally thrive. More
over, thew grow to a large size, and are
fine, round and mealv. They are not at
all waterv but are equal to the famous
Yakima potatoes, proved this last year.
Last year planted potatoes and some
that were left in the ground continued to
grow until as late as October 2S, when
the first frost killed them.
''Peas are now up three inches on my
place. They grow to be just as good as
can be raised anywhere. Lettuces and
radlshes and other such hardy vegetables
also do we'll.
''As fine grass as ever saw grows in
and about Dvea, and is now a foot high.
have millet seed coming to plant there.
"Raspberries, currants and blackberries
also do we'll in Dyea. Mrs. Wilson, who
has been there for wears, says she had de-
cided success in growing them.
81 tried to grow corn but failed. Corn
cannot be grown in this part of the ooun-
try for the reason it requires very warm
nights, sultrv nights, such as make it
troublesome to sleep,and such as we do not
have. However, the exceedingly long
summer DAYS, with scarcely two hours
night, give the more hardy vegetation
here great impetus, and in fact keep
1t growing almost constantly. The heat
that the ground here does absorb in the
long summer days scarcely has time to
get out of the ground, hence the contin-
uous punishment and the rapid growth of
vegetables and grains.
"Fall blowing is the best in farming
here. The ground, while good, needs to
be fertlized to make it first>class. How
ever, 1t is as good as the average farming
lands in most countries.
There is no question farming and gard
ening in this region can be made success
so far as production goes, hut the market
for vegetables is necessarily limited"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-17
Detective Work.

want shrewd, active man, In or near
Skagwav and Dyea to act as private de-
tective under instructions, Address immed-
lately H. c. Webster, Supt., Indianapolis,
Ind 6I44t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-17
NE w ARD.

The publisher of the DAILY ALASKAN
will pay ten dollars reward for the arrest
and conviction of anyone for stealing
COPY, or copies, of this paper from the
premises of subscribers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-17
CLASSIFIED rDvsR1rsEMsNrs.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
advertisements sxds tie bead Of "F~ Rest" 80,
Sale" or "Wss,ed." tuo cents per suord for first
ssrfsow essf per sord for each subsequent ssr-
fioH. Under bead Situations Wanted" ose cen
per word. No advertisement taken for less than
frDsnty- five cents.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-17
WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCE.

Rainier Hotel business and furniture for
sale, low price, low rent. Everything in
good order and immediate possession. Ex-
cellent opportunity. See Whitehead, Agt.
S. S. Humboldt. 6I24t
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-01-25
lie Only Repeats What Has Been
Said Around The World.

lie Only Repeats What Has Been
Said Around The World.
1t has been demonstrated repeat
edly in every state in the Union
and in many foreign countries that
Chamberlain's Cough Remdy is 4
certain preventive and cure fol
Group. 1t has become the univers-
al remedy for that disease. M,
V. Fisher of Liberty, ". Va,
only repeats what has been said
around the globe when he writes: 81
have used Chamberlain's Couol
Remedy in my family for sevcra
years and always with perfect sue
cess. We believe that it is not
only the best cough remedy, but
that it is II sure cure for Group.
It has saved the lives Of our chill
dren number of times" This
remedy is for sale bv NJ. G. Pader
Druggist.