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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-24
TWO CONFLICTING STORIES.
One Announces hatchery and the
other Protection.

NEW YORK. July IA dispatch 10 the
Herald from Chef0o, July q. says the
captain % British steamer who has Just
arrived from Newohwang reports that
there arrived there on Thursday a China
man protesting 10 be a foreigners servant
who escaped from Picking on the 18th on
which date the British legation was de-
stroyet and the foreigners butchered
The story Is credited in Nowchwang. An.
other telegram came from the governor
of Shantuug last night. Tie says
II have received definite Information
from Picking that all the ministers are
well and there r. no Illness among them
The proper Chinese authorities are devils
ing means for their rescue and pToiec-
ton"
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CHINESE AND BRITISH CLASH.
Two engagements Are Reported
Near MsihaIuct

ST. PETERSBURG. July 1.-TWO en-
counters are reported 70 have taken place
between British and Chin~Se forces near
Weihaiwrf. The latter Il was report 81
were repulsod after a stubborn encounter
No dates are given
" krufiEki TIA engineer % the Eastern
Chinrfs rsilSaY teieEraQhing from A..
catrAi iu tho transhalksi territory under
date OF Fri4sv. Juty p. reports the oc-
surRticu - Chai}&r ~ Chinese traotis
continued &c concentrate AZ Charhln.
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TROOPS ARE ORDERED OUT
Col. Worsnop Orders Battalions I'm
der Arms From Vancouver ana
wezfmt N

Special Dispatch TO me Post-Intelligencer
VANCOUVER. b. c.. July 2s-At II
o'clock Col. Worsnop. commanding the
Duke OF Connaughts Own. issued an or
der for full turnout OF battalions from
Vancouver, and New Westminster.
They will go TO Steveston at 2 O'Clock.
All the men will be armed and have sup
ply OF ammunition. The town will be
placed practically under martial law.
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WAsi8lN t5roS. July s--It IS unknown
80 rat state department even vet who
b. 60 command tAe International relief
rfieuu au IT'S march rs Picking With
tsS.ns tht sHA % thus month News afs-
patches ~ ike date have ASSIGNED the
comuaa1 20 one q tao Russian Eansr-
ais. HraEumlroT nnd fAueVi-h The STATE
department Knows NOT hing OF this. hut has
been assuming that IN the possible sweat
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| NDERSOh ACADEMY,
IgvTNoToN. CALIFORNIA

Thorough preparation given for Eastern
c0iIegau Graduates admitted "a Caiifor-
MIA and Stanford on mmeu1atI0n
Particular attention given 20 the dsgel.
0pment Of character.
Number Of pupils limited Those ad-
mitted must be Of good character.
Buildings and grounds eqaai TO those
OF any school on the Pacific coast
Catalogues furnished on application
w. W. ANDERSON,
Principal
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Will Rest at Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO, July at is re-
ported IN Honoluia tina, from sir 20 ten
United States troops OF cavalry viii he
allowed several months stay on the mill
itary reservation at i.ieiehua this winter
10 recuperate from t1eif Philippine SER
vice before being returned 20 San Fran
cisco to be mustered out.
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Bicycle Tax Uncon.tit.t,o..,.

PORTLAND. Or, July 23.--Judge Sears
in the state circuit court today rendered a
decision holding that the law passed at
the last legislature placing a tax OF Sic
on bicycles IN certain counties of the
state is unconstitutional
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PORT TOWNSEND. July 2s.-The
schooner Nellie Coleman arrived tonixht
from Cape Nome bringing thirty passen-
gers, all OF whom have hard luck stories
10 tell. Quarantine regulations will be
enforced against all vessels arriving from
Cape Nome.
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NO MORE LIGHT ON
THE PEKING MYSTERY,
Eassssa ssiii Discveaits Reports Of
safety Of the LeGations-Ru mers
- To ~ Haax Chang.

LcNboN, July ~ A. ms-The Chinese
munlcated 20 tho press tho following dis
patch from sheng. director OF the Chinese
railways aud telegrnphs and taotai Of
shanghai. dated Shanghai July q.
Information from Picking, dated Juiy
says that the tsung u yamen deputei
Won Jul. an under secretary Of the de-
psrtmen', 20 see the foreign ministers and
hn found everyone well, without any miss
ing the German excepted
:, zen fang La Is going to memoriaiixs
the throne 70 send them all, under 81
ereprt 20 Ttentsin TN tho hope that The
military operations viii then be stopped"
ssys FOREIGNER. Were Killed.
The Shanghai correspondent OF The
Daily Mall. ,elsgraphing July q. says.
A letter from Chinese osfirfaI in
shAntnng has been received by an active
functionary here containing the following
passage,
AT the beginning % the month. tina
faretsn missionaries made several al
tctnpts 70 srnd messages out OF pekfna
but thanks % tho strict watch kept en-
the city, the bearers we're all caught ard
executed On TIE tth instant only 400 fer.
s.zhera we're left alive In iaektng, and ere
nigh, when the bis guns we're incesSantIy
hrea, Il was knCwn that an the legations
ana ferelgueys we're finished. aithsgKh
pr.,endsd kilograms eanstaaloted these
pta~resces In Nsssia
The 81 Petersburg corraspcn4sut of TIA
p8ly Mail asserts that there are ar.
f-vcrces of opinion IN tAs Rassian coanclI
10 war
The minister Of war. Den. yepa,st,,
wishes 60 send 100 600 usen 20 clear ths
Fssels agf ~ ManrhuriA On thu othar
hand. according % this carrvspauAcNt
Emperor Nicholas wishes tha operations
limiied 90 the aefense and paeincation II
tAw frcRFcr districts.
Let Two strong srmies ona % the allies
ia the sNuSh ana the atheF ~ the HIS.
SLAMS iu thc north. coatront the t'hgn.s~
and the risins - the cear Is xata 10
argue woala BE- naunh 20 collapse
We wait Bn canaaests - - reported
- have tec AIRED az the conclusion II
sittisE ~ the cHdnsli What ~ fesfre
r. 70 ptotees opr fycntiers ara "a steef
into smooth Nstfrs fhe Chinese ~hlE, 2
state, aaw etssssa BY the waves q cissi
Nar.
chiasse JassiiaG tor rtne.
Thcyr T. rothisg further this maru{nx
that thrAwn ANY hGht NssH tho euYstarf-
@uN sfiuaftne Tao urNent dismal rfs,as
w@r~ addressed yesterday hv tha ehtnaNs
nanlsgrf Go tAN fektng government and
the aAminlafFAtNT 81 teiegrAFsh rer1-
nunicatt0N. strongly accommodating ina
restoration ~ teleEvarh amu1unicstfae
o. a. ~ enable tho POWERS g. learn ~
thc safety - TIE foreign ministers Ia.
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SALT LAKE, Utah. July n Troop G..
Ninth cavalry. Lieut.. Waite commanding,
iaft thiS -lty tonight sor san Frauclnco.
Thc colorea troopers are much slate6 AZ
fhe pvosvcct e saeiug active service On
f~htua
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Of the failure Of the internationais 20
agree among themselves on any otner
basis. the Japanese field marshal, Noohu,
and rank
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BERLIN Julv IA dispatch from
Taku. dates Friday. July n says the Ger
man for-s az Tlentsin has been reduced
70 30 men
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See our list of residence proper
ties on page IL this paper.
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A private message from Shanghai says
II is asserted that Ii Hung Chang avows
that the object OF his journey Is to place
the regular Chinese army I'm line with
the allied troops for the suppression OF
the Boxers.
The Times editorialiy suggests that Ii
Hung Chang Is playing the old game of
the sublime porte by putting forward pro-
posals which Will appear In different de-
grees and ways to benefit the powers 1t
says: President Mckinley has been
asked to mediate and the request Is fa-
cilitated by the care which has been
taken In Washington not to commit the
United STATES TO any very thorough-going
policy"
Indian troops are daily arriving at
Hongkong. Three transports reached
there yesterday. two others have left
Hongkong for Taku. Reports from Can
ton say the city Is outwardIy quiet, but
that there is a strong undercurrent OF un-
rest among the Chinese. Only few Eu-
ropean ladies have left, many still re-
naming.
According 70 the St Petersburg corre-
spondent OF the Times, Gen. Kopatkin,
the Russian minister OF war, will proba-
bly, become commander-in-chief OF the
Russian forces In China and will presum-
ably take command of all the allied
troops
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PREPARING FOR WAR
ON fraser RIVER


they win fish tomorrow IL adequate police
protection is afforded. The Gamers claim
that a warship has been promised to be
on the scene tomorrow.
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RALEIGH. " G. July E.-Ex-C;ov
Elias Carr died today in Edgccomh
county.
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I'll such proofs are secured no one here
Is inclined TO alter the opinion that the
time.
Humor circulates briskly around the
personality Of Ii Hung Chang. He Is
to the allied powers two provinces as in
demnity for the Picking outrages and
also 10 offer TO restore order and give
facilities for trade with the outside
world. on condition of the surrender Of
Kiaochow, weihaiwei and ManchurIa 10y
the powers, and the withdrawal OF all
missionaries. Little attention, however,
need be paid to any OF these rtinors
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glm Is. Mpril ouf feiner ssorm in
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Sc Sabren. Nus Dem st. Solotburn,
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Staaten uno lieB Iih i'm @oiben Sbale
nieoer, oamals elmer ritbtieen Wiloer.
nib. in tDelher oas 0eulen Der WoIfe
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Sm Sabre 1910 perebelihte er ii6 nit
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1890 feierte er nit ieine: 8attin Die
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ain9 ihm Die treue Gebens9efdbrtin i'm
5noe boraus.
Nm 81. Mai in ieiner Wobnuna un=
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bon n Sabren. gr binterldbt bier
50bne uno stuei 50dter.
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Gin ridtiaer Terfauf gu rebusirten
preilen bon
spiten=g gorbansen unb Giniaten.
Bei bleiem Gertauf f0nnt Sbr elm
gutes paar Der neueiten Gpiben 0or-
bdnge biaig taufen, oa mir einen aro-
ben Norratb baben, ber In oieier Wo1e
auspertauit neroen mub.
Dergebt nidt, baB mir ben ar0bten
Borratb BON Natten in Der etaot
babea, gu l5e., l7c. uno zoe. per 80.
Wdbrene oielem Gpe3ial Nerfauf
unb MIR in bieier Mohe pertauien mir
einrn 9uten 9erptm 3u 3Oc. per
Narb. Der anbers,po fur As bis soc.
per Darb berfauft uiro.
Rauit Cure Giite bel uns, benn
mir t6nnen gud an Mooitenmaaren
@elb fparen. Wir baben mebr aar-
nirte Dite i'm Norratb, ais iraenb Elm
anoerer Qaoen in Der 6tabt.
ytrfdumt nidt bieien Gpe3ial Ger.
fauf In Der eriten Suni.WD6e.
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ben neil es aud heute nod 10 piele WtenIden aiebt
bic. on Slutpergituns fterbeub. ibr 9eben nit bem
Wunfhe ansbauhen, ie bdtten bel 3e,ten ibr Ylut gc
Mattisfeit. 9er5flppfen unb Ntbemnotb, Sd5uiuocl
nnb Ghnmabtsfdue einfteIten ia tppbI ba mar eS
3eit oas glut 3u reinigen. aud baum nod als bic
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Ibianitoifen bic nd)t mebr aus bem &brper enternt
murben, grlnolt nergftet bate als bereits 5huere
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patierilbtt9e An5dmelnn9en 96n5litbe NppetitIofas
u T. IN. anfinbi9teu. aub ba mar es nod 3eif, fiet
nit ben, en5i9en Reilmittel fir lolte dde t6btlier
glnpergtftnng bilfe unb nene geunbbett sn perfdaf
ten; b. l. NIT ben felt Sabrbunberten bepdbrten ct
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Cine iibcrfii6igc sortc Clubs.

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nannten ygops' Clubs" pie pil3e aug
oer Groe. Wir balten niht piel BON
oerlei Spielereien. IS lit iblimm ae.
mug, meftn bic Nlten lieber in BEN
Club" geben, als au 0aufe bleiben.
Wenn man nun ben tleinen s}unaen
auh mod bebiilflih lit, 1ih an berare
tise unterbaltun9en auBerbalb oes
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oorseitis bic griuadlenen ipielen. Das
1T menisfens bic alte oeutl1e Manier
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2euten se9eniiber feblen IaHen. Da
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iein. Das Nahdffen bon seielihaftli.
den Gebabren dlterer uno ertpa1lene.
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len tuirc Ober niht. dnoert nidts an
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Die Gronilin.Dliible unlpeit Der
9appan poftoIfiee III AM Montag
Mbeno bollifdnoig niebergebronnt. gs
tpiro permntbet. oab Branoitiftnna Dor.
lie9t.
Oerr Spbn s. @erber BON gle,p
Oorf 1T aeitern bier anaefommen uno
aeoenft, Die Staot Der neuen Yruoerlie-
be tpieoer gu ieinen oauernben Wolnfb
au MAIDEN.
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fern bier in iibli1er Weiie 9eieiert.
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mebrere Ne9enihauer baiten, Itrablte
mdbreno oes llnl5ugs Der 0immel i'm
reiniten Slang.
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ruroe. bic Arbeit niebereeleet. We=
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nerben.
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suaes in Der Denniion=Oaro gerietb Der
Weiheniteller Ben. Gierlino 3tpilben
bic puffer stpeier Wagen Mno murbe
ihlimm suseridtet. Der Nrat tonita=
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Verlebunsen.
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elm allgemeines Sbiitteln bes Gopies"
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= Die Ohio @eiebsebuna bat 10 piel
an Den Sa9o9eleben berum voerbeHert",
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mill. Die 3eit. in tuelder gnten oe=
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rain & Wbselins giienbabn. 2
0ie iiinait erlhienene glopeae BON
Booth Sartinaton beibt The Gentle
man from Indiana. Sie @entle=
man mar bod nidt ettpa poifmeiHer
auf Guba !?
Oie Mustpanberuna aus lInaarn
nimmt bermaben su. oab oortise yldt=
ter bic &eaieruna enereii9 aufforbern,
aeeen bic gntoOlferung beg 2anoes po=
iitipe Wabnabmen gu erareifen.
- Sn @bieaao 1T Semano gu $40. 90
etrafe berurtbeilt tporben. neil ct einen
4opotaten nit einem 2obfer peral,ben
batte. Cine Beleioisung alIo 1T por=
banoen aetueIen Die Jra9e lit nur, ob
fiir ben Ioootaten ober ben 2objter Z?
\ Ni6t oas lei9tlebiae paris, aud
nidt bic auf sleider peselbobe Der 1u.
9eno itebenoen Mifoib etdote Wien
uno peit baben bic meifen gbeidei=
oungen, jonoern oas fiible 2openbaeen,
ndmli1 572 auf 100000. paris bat
nur 1862, Berlin 3O2, Wien 100 uno
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gIebeIano, &orait & WbceIina a
Gtieub ahu.

Mm @onntaa, 20. Mai, tritt elm
neuer Gahrplan in Strait. glah bems
Ielben weroen bic 3ii9e an Wodensaoen
lpie folgt BON Nem philadelphia abae-
ben
eiiolid Wormittaes 1913 Nad.
mittags 4.44 uno 8.42.
N0rolid : Normittaes 8.58 J, Na6-
nittaas 2.37 uno 6.55.
gln @onntaaen seben 3uae bon bier
ob @iiolid, Bormittags 7.05 uno
l0.43 Na6mittaes 6.55.
NOroli4, Gormitta9s 6.36 !: Na9=
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M. s. Garrel,
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Della M. Sbaooer. WiopaIe.
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Cornelius Marburaer = CLARA 6.
6apni. beibe bon 3oar.
Soibua 6armon - Map Clinton, beibe
bon Spmeroale.
Seize $. 1uiton = Glora Wef, beioe
bon Nem Gomerstopn.
gmerlon Dunlabp. llbri1spille, -
giter Bertha Meper. Susearamas.
Sbsosore s. 1eio - Marp &. Beller,
beioe BON Canal Doper.
Gbriitian grneft &ies, Yittsburg, 3d.,
= Goa Gies, Denuiion.
gomaro 9. Smith, 6anbppile- glard
RunB. port Wafbington.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31
Gin 8tebeIe ais prdmimnt i.

Seoe perion. bic uns bon iebt big
gum |. Nuauft 20 neue aablungsfdbioe
Mbonnenten brinat, erbdlt aIs prdmium
elm neues. elesantes Jielo Yicpcle.
Wer lih um bic prdmie betperben ,pill,
tann in unierer Office zines bieier
Bicycle in Mu9enidein nebmen. tt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31
Chippewa cate.

Der pie=Nic plab uno Weranit=
aunasort an Der Glepelano. 2orain &
Wbeeling giienbabn tpiro fir ipe3iele
0eielli6aften an uno na9 beln 80.
Mai 1900 er6ffnet.
ueber greiie ertunbiee man 1ih bel
ben N9erten Der Is. g.. & %. giIen=
babn. M. 8. Garrel,
3 General paila0ier Mgent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31
p 1cmotrAttid)e GomntD Go,..
ncuttutt.

Mm 6amitaa, q. SUM. tr:tt bier Die
oemofratifhe County Convention 3ll.
iammen uno iinb Die perihiebenen
3ownibips unb Beairie gu Der folgen-
ben 3abl BON Eele9aten beredtist:
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9ie goruablen finoen beute Nab=
mitta9 itatt.
@s lino Ganoioaten fir foIaenbe
Nemter 5u nDminiren Muoitor, Gom=
miiliondr, 9anomeller. Nrmenbaus-Di=
reftor uno Coroner.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-31

Die eingebiIoeien uebei fino bic
unbeilbarfen.
Nd1fen Wittuo1 Mbenb Der.
famlalnna bes .. q. u. 9.
69ulben MAIDEN i6dnDst nidt
i6uloi9 bleibtt nir Elm Mi1t.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-23
VERSHIR K.

Rev. Mr.. Dodge exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Sturtevant of Post Mills,
Sunday, the 18th.
A wheelmans tool bag isn't complete
without bottle of DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil. Heals cuts, bruises, stings, sprains.
Monarch over pain. DIV
Miss Lillian Rice, late graduate
of the Fitchburg, Mass, High school,
on her way home to Lancaster re-
Gently, made her aunt, Mrs. Ed" in
Parker and family, a short visit.
Women have clear: healthy complexion.
Pure blood makes it, Burdock B God Bitters
makes pure blood. DIV
Miss Lura Smith of West Faillee
was the guest of Mrs l.. f. AlliS last
week Tuesday.
Charles Babbtt of Sharon visited
relatives in town few days last
week. Mr.. Babbitt is at work haying
for Silas Titus.
Nervousness is cured by making the blood
rich and pure with Hoods Sarsaparllla. 1t
gives the sweet refreshing sleep of child
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Whitaker OF
Leomister, Mass, were in town the
first of last week visiting relatives
and calling on friends.
Christie Harding was home from
Windsor last week for Il short visit.
A boon to travellers. Dr.Fowler's Extract
of Wild Straw berry. Cures dysentery, di-
arrhoea, seasickn+ S. nausea. Pleasant to
take. Perfectly harmless. CIV
After the severe drouth the last
frequent showers have made vegeta-
tion boom, which gives to the farmer
very encouraging outlook.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-23
Tho Best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowel Troubles.

81 have been IN Il drug store for twenty
wears and have sold most allof the proprietary
medicines of any note. Among the entire list
/ have never found anything to equal Cham
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
div for all stomach and bowel troubles" says
o, W. Wakefield, of Columbus, Ga: his
remedy cured two severe ca,es of cholera
morbus in my family and have recommend
ed and sold hundreds of bottles of IT to my
customers to their entire satisfaction IL
oW,rJs a m,ck and sure cure in peasant
form, For sale by f.. A. Drown Il Co.,
druggist. NV