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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-13
Abba oddfeIIows.

Abba, June 13.-The Abba Odd Fell
lows will observe their annual Mem
orial day next Sunday. Lodges from
neighboring cities are expected to at
tend and a beautiful program has
been prepared:
M. w. A. will have their memorial
exercises next Sunday.
Miss Mamie Nelson and Hugh Den.
merry were united in marriage at the
brides parents last night.
The city council and the board of
health went to nes Moines this morn.
ing.
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HYnes.

Hynes, June 13.-Mrs. Maggie Wig.
nal and Bells attended the meeting
of the Holiness association in Abba
last Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lomax, a
daughter.
Thos. James, Rev. and Mrs.
O'Rourke and Mrs. D. A. Lowry were
shopping in Abba last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. James are visit,
ing at Laddsdale this week.
Ben Woolsey, who is teaching
school here, spent Sunday at his home
in Abba.
VIM. Lowry visit over Sunday with
his brother at Chillicothe.
Harrison Lee attended church at AL.
bia Sunday.
D. Littejohn of Abba was in Hynes
Tuesday on business.
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pleasant Home.

Pleasant Home, June 13.-Pleasant
Home is preparong to hold it's annual
picnic on the Fourth Of July in Oscar
Johnson's grove, one and one-halt
miles south of Bidwell. The following
persons have been selected to make
arrangements for the days program;
Mrs. Bachman, vocal music; Eva
Bachman, Vestine Willard and Bert
Dixon, grounds; o. w. Johnson, H
Dixon, seats; John Bachman and J. w
Haley, stand; H. Dixon and VIM
Shields, ice cream; J. B. Brooks and
8. w. ROSS, decorations.
Mrs. Wintermate returned home
Friday after two weeks visit with
friends at Mt. Zion.
Stella Potter departed Saturday for
Kewanee, ILL.,, to spend the summer.
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Unionville.

Unionville, June ia large crowd
attended the ice cream supper at Lib
erty school house last Friday night.
About 81 were made by the church
which will be used in purchasing
books for the library
Miss Chloe Clancy closed success
full term Of school at the Fairview
schoolhouse last Friday.
Several of the boys of this vicinity
took advantage Of the excursion to
visit the capital last Sunday.
Miss Ef1e Wilson, Of Moravia, has
been visiting with friends in this vi
entity for the last few days.
Miss Emma Weatherly who has
been visiting with her parents return.
ed to Moravia last Tuesday.
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Dudley,

Dudley, June 13.-Dudley still exists
although it has not been represented
very regularly in the Courier for the
past three or four months, it is just as
progressive as 1t ever was, and per-
haps little more SO in certain lines
of industry. The quarrying and ship
ping OF stone is more extensive this
year than 1t has been for some time.
Not less than an average of about
twenty car loads Of stone is shipped
from Dudley each week. The buying
and shipping Of stock has been carried
on quite extensively this spring. Our
baseball team is also deserving of es-
pecial mention. They have been doing
some excellent work this year, and be-
fore the season is over It is to be hop
ed that they will be the champions Of
the village teams throughout this sec
ton Of the country.
The Columbia school north OF here,
which has been In charge of Bert Car
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Ash Grove.

Ash Grove, June 13.-William Wolfe
and family, of South Ottumwa, visited
relatives at this place Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cassill spent Sun
day at the c. F. Brown home.
Caster Gillard of Bunch was here
on business last Friday and Saturday
Fenton Cassill and family visited
relatives near Bunch Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ahee and Alfred
Ladd visited at the home of her son,
H. T .Ahee near Green Valley Sunday.
Miss Aida Brown, of Blackhawk, Wis
tied Saturday night at the home of her
uncle, Marshall Albright.
M. L. Wheeler was in Chicago on
business last week.
Quite number of Hopewell people
attended singing at this place Satur-
Jay night
Miss Libbie Hamilton, of Orman-
vile, was an Ash Grove called Tues
day.
There was an ice cream social and
singing given at the pleasant home OF
William Leonard Saturday night.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Orren Cassill, Mrs. Elmer Bartlett,
Misses Cora Epperly, Grace Humph-
rey, 44ora Siglow, Maggie, Clara and
Carrie Albright, Clara, Ella and Anna
Hanah, Maude Bartlett, Mile and
Clara Simmons, Myrtle Cassill and
Gertie Proctor, Messrs. Eddie Garri-
son, Dave Ward Tom Cassill, Herman
August, Ross and Howard Cassill, Les
lie Epperly, Charles Siglow, George
and Charles Hannah The guests de
parted at late hour feeling that they
had spent a very enjoyable evening.
Miss Love Beedle closed very sue
cessful term Of school at Center Fri
day. There were several present and
all report good time.
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Rev. Valley and wife returned Sat
urday from New London, where they
attended the district conference.
Nora Day closed a successful term
of school at No. Friday. School has
also closed at No 8.
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Charlton.

Charlton, June 13.-Frank Jo1iff,
is now able to be around the streets
again without the aid of crutches.
The old Fred Holmes house at the
corner of Eighth and Grand avenue
has had the kitchen torn off and the
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Brookviiie.

Brookville, June 13.-The recent
showers have been welcomed, but the
farmers say heavy rains are needed.
Miss Bertha Moorman OF Packwood
is visiting this week with her brother,
John.
The Misses Edna and Lottie Steven
son of Packwood spent Tuesday with
Mary and Elva jackson.
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Chequest.

Chequest, June 13.-Rev. Wolf OF
Batavia, filed his regular appointment
at Union and Rev. Catlan, of Pella
preached at Providence Sunday and
Sunday night.
Misses Susan Bell, Mamie Linning
Amanda Groves, Flo Baird, Sudie His
sem, and Waldo Harryman all closed
very successful terms of school Friday
June z, with exercises in the after
noon.
Ray Gates and Miss Libbie Webster
of Leando, and Miss Wayne Morgan
Of Douds, called on friends here Mon
day evening.
Rev. Sam Webster and wife are the
happy parents of a little daughter
born few days ago.
Cheauest will not celebrate this
year.
"The Chequest Farmers Club" was
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Dahloneea.

Dahlonega, June 18Th. L. Trout
and Mike Ryan made business trip
to Eldon the first of the week.
Miss Chloe McClung of Portland
Ore, who has been visiting here left
for her home Monday.
A. ]. Rogers of Ottumwa was in
this place on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McClung visited
relatives at Bladensburg the fore
port of the week.
Farmers are rejoicing over the rec.
ent rains.
The Woodmen of the World gave
another of their social dances last
Thursday night.
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EainMeW.

Fairview, June 1S.--A large crowd
attended the entertainment at Mt.
Zion last Sabbath morning. the pro-
gram was good and WAS enjoyed by
all present.
On account of thu inelernancy OF the
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Underwear at
Under Prices.

Values unsurpassed in our ladies',
gents and children's Summer Under
wear. We can afford to sell at lower
margin than you find elsewhere. None
buy cheaper than we. some not so
cheap. Spot cash explains that here
you don't pay for credit losses.
Ladies' Union Suits, 4sc, 35c, 0oc
Ladies Vests, 4sc, 24c, 1ec, 1sc, 10c
Some down to Sc D.
and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Mems Summer Underwear at tx
48c, 39c, 24c, l9c and. lJl
Large assortment in infants, chill.
dren's and boys Simmer Underwear.
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BidWeIi.

Bidwell, June I'm. T. Chisman
and wife of Ottumwa visited relatives
in this neighborhood last week.
Arthur Grooms had quite an excit.
ing experience last week.He was driv.
ing along steep piece of ground with
his family in the wagon, when the
wagon upset and rolled over several
times. Two or three members of the
family were hurt, but none dangerous
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Chisman enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson
of Munterville, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Dickson and son, Merwin, Of Chilli.
Gothic, and Mrs. Margaret Dickson,last
Sunday.
Mrs. F. q. Perry and Miss Lena
Blackman experienced a runaway on
the bridge at Ottumwa last Thursday
The buggy was badly broken but the
occupants were not injured.
Miss Ada Burgason closed a very
successful term d, school at No. 8 last
Friday. A special program of recita
tons closed the exercises.
Miss Cora Dewey, after an excellent
terms work at, No. 5, closed the
school last Saturday with a picnic in
F.. E. Perry's grove. Swings, ham
mocks and ice cream abounded and
the many in attendance enjoyed the
occasion very much. A number at
tended from other schools in the
township.
A granary belonging to Henry Klein
gemeier was struck by lightning Sun
day. 1t was damaged several dollars
worth. No insurance.
Miss Cora Dewey returned to OF
tumwa Monday.
Allen Worley was an Ottumwa pas
senger on No. 8 Wednesday.
0. M. Stringham and family of OF
tumwa visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Garfield Friday.
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White Elm.

White Elm, June 13.-John Drake
and wife and Roy Hughes and family
visited over Sunday with John Sharp's
of Eldon.
Miss Ode Brown of County Line
spent Friday evening with Birdie Car
roll.
Earl Dawson made a business trip
to Pulaski Wednesday.
DR.. Bates of Eldon spent Sunday
with w. H. Davis.
Miss Jackson of Leando, was call
er yesterday.
Frank Haney left for Kansas We'd
nesday.
Our baseball team expect to 20 to
Douds Station Saturday.
c. w. Swain, Frank Sharp and Cliff
Richardson spent Sunday in Eldon.
John Hughes of Batavia spent Sun
day here with friends.
Miss Belle Brown of County Line
closed a very successful term of
school at Rosser last Friday with a
picnic dinner in the grove and spell.
ing at night.
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keOS auQua.

Keosauqua, June 13.-Judge Town
er, of Corning, candidate for nomina-
ton before the republican state con-
vention for supreme Judge, was re-
Gently in Keosauqua looking after his
fences.
A new brick sidewalk is being put in
front of the public school building,
which adds much to its beauty and
convenience.
H. E. Blackledge, son of Harrison
Blackledge, of this place, was recently
admitted to the practice Of law at Ka-
hoka, Missouri, passing very fine ex.
animation. Mr.. Blackledge has not
fully made up his mind as to where he
will locate to practice his profession.
Henry Mcintosh, who formerly lived
in this place, but for the last three
years has been living in Des Moines,
is in this place visiting with relatives
and friends.
Ray Moore, deputy county treasur.
er, has been confined to his home with
sickness and has been unable to at.
tend to his duties in the Office for a
few days. He is now much better.
The freight agent Of the Rock Is
land road was in town Wednesday in
regard to putting in a "spur" to the
proposed Pickle Works. He makes a
favorable report and says that he will
recommend to his company that the
spur be put in, which means that ii
will be done.
w. e. Fosnot. Of this place, while
out boating few days ago with his
gasoline launch, discovered two straw
hats in the river such as are worn by
boys of the ages Of about, and IL
years. Their presence in the river can
not be accounted for.
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kirkviIIe,

Kirkville, June 13.-Children's day
exercises took the place of the regular
service at both the M. E. and Presby.
terian churches last Sunday morning
Miss Sallie Thompson, who has
spent several years at Ft. Collins, COL,
is expected home soon.
w. S. Pelham has been improving
the interior of his store room.
Mrs. John Owens, who has been i'll
for many months, is better.
Miss Lille McCune, of Oskaloosa,
visited over Sunday with Miss Lora
Zentz.
Rev. Moore attended Children's Day
exercises at Salem Monday evening.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
had picnic in a grove near town
Tuesday afternoon.
The Kirkville lecture course com
mittee will hold their first regular
meeting of the season Thursday even
ing.
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VILLAGE Creek.

Village Creek, June 1s.-Mike
Schwartz, who has been sick, is re-
ported better.
John Tennyson is improving his
place by giving his house a coat Of
point.
Lewis BOSNIAN was in Ottumwa last
week.
Mrs. David Burton spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. Chris BOSNIAN.
Miss Mollie and C"ssie Burgason. of
Blakesburg. spent Saturday and Sur
day with Mrs. Joseph Harlan
Miss Clara koucn, of near Ottumwa,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Lewis BOSNIAN.
Chris BOSNIAN was in Chillicothe on
business one day last week.
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Cleveland.

Cleveland, June 13.-Mrs. Jas. Best
is home from a visit with friends at
What Cheer.
F. B. Thrall was a business visitor
In Charlton Wednesday,. go
Miss Mary Paris is confined to her
home with rheumatism.
Mrs. Dan Cruckshank is visiting rel
atives in Oskaloosa.
Our ball boys have won the first
seven games on the circuit.
Mrs. John Caswell is visiting Oska-
loosa friends.
Anthony Phillips house is ready for
occupany. He will move from Lucas
next week.
Cleveland has one new case Of small
pox.
D. o. Campbell spent Monday in Of
tumwa.
There will be preaching at the min
ers' hall Sunday morning by the Rev.
Leonard Keeler.
Mrs. Angle returned home after a
visit with Mrs. Jas. Archibald.
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weather Sunday the Rev. E. o. Tade,
of G. U. l., did not deliver his address
in the afternoon, but gave very in
teresting discourse in the evening
from the text, according to Luke's COS
pei. Luke 10: %.
Mary Bartholomew was in Batavia
Thursday.
Miss Emma Parker and Claude jack
son were Fairfield callers Friday
G. l.. Taylor, Miss Lila Manning,
Arthur Miller, Jennie Petzinger, Clyde
Miller and Anna Manning attended
Children's day exercises at Liberty
vile Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Parker, of near
Batavia, visited at the parental Par
ker home last Sabbath.
Rev. E. o. Tade and Charles R.
! Parker were callers in Eldon Monday
morning.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis McCleary visit
ed last Sabbath at the Gilbert Hill
home.
Mr.. Lovless unfortunately lost
three horses in the fire that consumed
his barn; he also lost $50 bushels of
corn and several other articles. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
| All are cordially invited to attend
the entertainment at Fairview church
Sunday evening.
LibertyviIIe.
Libertyville, June 13.-Rev. Eye
stone is visiting in Mt Pleasant this
week.
Both churches had Children's day
exercises Sunday night.
! Chas. McClain Of Fairfield called on
friends here this week.
| Ray Moore of keosauqua called on
friends here Wednesday.
| Mace Clinkenbeard sold his fine
black team this week to Mr.. James of
Eldon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitlock are Wis
tting inn West Point this week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle of Wynn are Wis
iting with Mr. Buchanan.
Mrs. Chas. Smith Is visiting in Des
Moines.
Grant Fell moved into Mrs. Fry's
property this week.
Lawn Welsh and sons left this week
for Ottumwa to work on the railroad.
Miss Grace Leppo is visiting in New
London.
The Davis family gave musical en-
tertainment at the County Farm
school house Friday ngiht.
The Methodist members here have
decided to build a new church soon.
Several from here attended the K.
Of P. memorial services at Fairfield
Sunday.
| Harry Hurst went to Blakesburg
Monday.
Mrs. Iona Durr of Batavia spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Starks, member of family
travelling over the country died here
Saturday evening and was buried in
the Fell cemetery Sunday.
]. Rank Bishop, of Selma, while visit
ing at James Laughlin's, was taken
very sick and is not able to be moved
home yet.
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HiohIand Center.

Highland Center, June 13.-During
the storm Sunday afternoon a barn on
the John Mick farm southwest Of town
was struck by lightning and burned to
the ground. Mr.. Mick saved his hors-
es but lost 500 bushels of corn, 100
bushels of oats, hay and farming i'm
plements. There was no insurance.
Mrs. J. W. Garner and daughter, of
Ottumwa, were guests Friday at the
w. H. Grain home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Funk, Of Ottumwa, Wis
tied last week at the home Of Dr.. and
Mrs. o. E. Baker.
Miss Gertrude Grain went to Wash
ington Monday for a visit with. friends
and relatives.
L. D. Baker was called to Nebraska
last week by the Serious illness of his
father.
E. G. Jackson, of Winfield, is visit
ing at the home Of hfs friend, e. w.
Hochreiter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stevens and Mrs.
Ellen Brown and children, Of Ottum-
wa, were guests Sunday at the Robt.
Mccormick home.
Miss Bertha Stevens went to He'd
rick Monday for a visit at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Houghton.
Children's Day was observed here
Sunday evening at the M. E. church.
The attendance was large considering
the rain Of the afternoon.
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Laddsdaie
IL a. m.

Laddsdale, June ia very sad &C.
cident occurred here Tuesday evening.
A young man by the name of Frank
Walker Of Eldon with friend was res
turning to this place with a dray wag-
on, to procure some plastering tools,
which they had been using for splas-
Itering the boarding house. Upon
reaching this place they came to a
bad place in the road. upsetting the
wagon and throwing both men out.
The wagon passed over Mr.. Walkers
body, injuring him internally. A ply
sician was called at once and pro-
nounced his injury serious. He was
carefully removed to his home in FL
DON He continued to grow worse un-
| til death came at 8 o'clock the same
evening. The other man was more
/ fortunate, escaping with few scalp
wounds.
Mr.. Harrington, now of Des Moines,
but formerly manager of the COM
tpany store at this place, was very
pleasant caller here few days recent
ly. He went away from this place
February 1. He and his bride have
been spending a few months in the
east.
Mr. Isherwood spent Saturday and
Sunday with Ottumwa friends.
James Baster attended the gradual
ton exercises of his sister at Beacon
the latter part of last week. Mr.. Bas-
ter's cousin accompanied him to Bea-
con to visit friends and relatives.
| Simpson Harvard and John Hinkle
transacted business at Eldon Monday.
Miss Ethel Hinkle was the guest of
Mrs. G. e. Copeland Wednesday.
John Hinkle went to Bloomfield to
attend to some business Tuesday.
There are two other families living
about two miles south of this place
who have been quarantined for small
pox. The family of William Yoder
are all so far recovered as to be around
except Mr.. Yoder, who is said to be
in critical condition, he having been
vaccinated just previous to taking the
malady, and both together are making
his recovery quite doubtful, the phy4
sicians say.
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Farminaton.

Pennington, June 13.-French Eas.
on, the genial travelling man, was on
the streets last Monday, shaking hands
with his old customers.
Miss Maude Myers, Of Bonaparte,
spent last Thursday visiting relatives
in this city.
e. L. Taylor and wife, who have
been visiting Mrs. Taylor's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coulter, left for
their home, Thursday, in Colorado
Springs, COL
W. r. Wherry, of Keosauqua, was a
Pennington caller last Tuesday.
Miss Lolita Perry entertained the p.
q. O.'s Monday evening. A fine pro.
gram was given and light refresh
.ments served
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Hilton.

Hilton, June 13.-One more case of
smallpox developed here, Richard Nor
ton who boarded at the Teesdale
house. He was moved to the pest
house Sunday.
Mrs. Crutchfield came from Lucas
Saturday to visit her husband and
both went to Des Moines on the ex-
cursion.
The baseball grounds are being put
in good condition.
DR.. Gray returned from Minneapolis
Tuesday.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-10-19
l.. D. s. A.

We are pleased to announce the fact that Prof. Wightman, our vocal music teacher, who has been i'll for the past few weeks is again out on his pins" and says that he will be able to lead the choir at the memorial servic- es of Pres. Snow to be held next Wednesday in the Assembly. He Is gaining in flesh at the rate of three pounds per day.
 On Friday Oct. II, the ce1ebra- tion of the moving of the Com ercial Dept. of the L. D. s. 4. was held in the Academy Chapel at 2 o'clock p. III. An excellent programe was rendered, in which the key to the Commercial School was presented to Prof. Burtfham by Pres. Maser. Prot. Burnham then presented to the Academy fine silk flag, composed of white and blue, the Academy colors.
 NIT.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-10-19
A FiendisIl Attack.

An attack was lately made on c. F. Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly proved fatal. It came thru his kidneys. His back got so lame he could not stoop with out great pain, nor sit in chair except propped by cushions. No remedy helped him until he tried Electric Bitters which effected such a wonderful change that he writes he feels like a new man. This marvellous medicine cures backache and kidney trouble, purifies the blood and builds up your health Only soc at St. Johns Drug Go.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-10-19
ATTENDTHE s. J. s. A.

The St. Johns Stake Academy
 IS now in a good running order,
 It has an enrolment of152 pupils.
 The roll is growing daily. The 9th grade are taking the follow ing advanced studies: Physical Geography. Algebra, Civil Gov ernment and General History. This school is the best and most advanced school Tn the county. It has two we'll qualified and experienced Professors and two efficient lady teachers in the lower departments. Any young person desiring an education should take advantage of this oppor- tunity ot gaining an education at home. There are no reasons why person could not get as good an education in this Academy as those situated in other places, and with much less expense. In the Theological course, which is held in the evening ot each school day at o'clock, the advanced grade use as their guide the
 Articles of Faith" The lower grade are studying the Brief History of the Church.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-10-19
NUTRIOSO.

The thrasner is running in full blast.
 Prof. D. W. Rencher, our school teacher returned from St, Johns yesterday.
 MT. Henry butler from Edgar spent Sunday in our little burg. Mrs. Benj. Brown, Mrs. s. C.. Love and MT. John Brown left for home Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Maxwell of Eagar came up Friday to at- tend the funeral of Mr. Maxwell's brother,
 The sympathy of the people of this community goes. out to the relatives of the two men killed on the White Mt. by band of out laws. let every ma do his duty to ward ridding this country of such lawless citizens.
 JACK.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-10-19
1t Happened in a Drug
 Store.

"One day last winter a lady came into my drug store and asked for a brand of cough med icine that I did not have in stock" says MT. c. R. Grandin, the popular druggist of Ontario, N. Y. ''She was disappointed and wanted to known what cough preparation I could recom- mend. I said to her that I could freely recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and that she could take bottle of the remedy and after giving it fair trial if she didn't find 1t worth the money to bring back the bottle and 1 would refund the price paid. Tn the course of day or two the lady came hack in company with a friend in need of a cough medi- cine and advised her to buy bot tie of Chamber1ain'S Cough Rem edy. 1 consider that very good recommendation for the remedy" It is for sale by St. Johns Drug Go.