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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-16
HAD SPECIAL SERVICES.
Reverend Myers Invited the Old Sold
iers to His Church.

Reverend Myers Invited the Old Sold
iers TO His Church.
The services yesterday at the South
Lawrence Christian church were unusu-
ally interesting and entertaining. The
choir rendered several numbers in excel
lent style and sweetness. Mr.. S. NJ. Co
rum OF 1877 South Lawrence avenue re-
cited q poem. "Our Country's Flag, his
own composition, which was very express
sive and beautiful and sparkled with
patriotism and love.
Rev. Myers sermon was one Of the best
ever delivered in the city. It was a re-
count Of our oountry's history The thrill
ling scenes Of the early patriots of the
war Of the revolution. Of the war Of
1872, the war Of the rebellion, the Span
Ssh war ana the glorious triumph Of free
dom in gil we have achieved in a national
way. He demonstrated the steps Of de-
velopment in international movements
and the leadership we hold today in the
world, above that of any and all powers.
The reverend gentleman grew eloquent
and fired the audience win enthusiasm
and called forth frequent applause. At
the close Of the sermon and after the
choir had beau-4ully expressed a farewell
anthem. the ex-soldiers and auxiliary So
cieties rendered the pastor vote Of
thanks for the able address and the
church q tribute for the delightful en-
tertainment.
Science has found that rheumatism is
caused by uric acid IN the blood. This
poison should be excreted by the kidneys.
FOIEY'S KIDNEY CURE ALWAYS makes
them well G. Gehring. 400 r. Douglas:
Geo. Van Werden. SOS " Main; Wichita
Drug Co., ITO E. Douglas
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HE ALMOST SAVED HIMSELF.
Accident Happens TO = Paper Hanger
In Peculiar Way.

An accident in which the victim de-
served a better fate occurred yesterday
afternoon in the third floor of the Wall,
formerly the Zeinninger, building on
North Market street Mr.. J. D. Smith of
COS North Water street. in the employ Of
Parrot & Pratt. was hanging paper on
the walls Of the large room. which has
14-foot ceiling. Mr.. Smith was at the
top Of an s-foot step ladder and that
institution, with its usual inclination 10
slide and Slip started TO collapse With
wonderful agility, and realizing his dan
ger. Mr.. Smith began TO run down the
steps Of the ladder, balancing the while,
a feat by no means easy. With incredi-
BILE speed and precision he had reached
the last step in the ladder when ne slip
ped, his legs falling between two OF the
rung5 and throwing his weight upon the
ladder ana bringing It down with
crash. His left leg was caught IN the lad
der and twisted badly. the tendons being
torn apart. He viii be in bed as the re-
suit OF his injuries for two weeks, the
1,f,vsicfsYs sa-a
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED b. TIE W'ichita Asstrac.
snd Land company. Z - DaBels. A5
stracto-. Cou-t Mouse 'Paare @1D
joseph Dsckert 10 Joha Rosca- s
= 1883 y --.-------.------------ 81 y.
Caroline II MstheEson ~ Chzries
z Bige,ow. Lots g =. - 8 8. by
cr1Eiic avenue ------------------------- =
- e. FenusTiva-ia avenue. AID
portion vacated ~ ci-F. sA
AIathewzon's sth sddltic7 ----------
la y Biczsv % Pztrcz Kennedy.
So feet K - feet IN
-i-z7-i y ......------------------ -------
" C.. Carter g 81 20 Sol Neo1
charies 2. Gr-tuer - 90 &c D1risi iare.
Lots .. RIz 81. sfulvzue --.----------l-s g
James Auss,n q VIZ T7-za0- La q
q. Cssre street, Siesisrlzaesrs aa-
Ion = .rers---,a r. y. = Ses5-riar..sr
Lo. 6 ans we<t Is feet e Lot %
Dousszs zvsuze. F<sk Fs-cs b a =.
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Il pazzIes the World.

No discovery in medicine has ever Gre
Eted one quarter Of the excitement that
has been caused by DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption. Its severest tests
have been on hopeless victims Of Con-
sumption, Pneumonia, HemorThage,
Pleurisy and Bronchitis. thousands Of
whom It has restored to perfect health.
For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Group, Hay
Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping Cough
il is the quickest, surest cure IN the
world. It is sold by Gehring's pharmacy
who guarantee satisfaction or refund
money. Large bottles SOC and 81 Trial
bottles free
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FOLLOWED HER DAUGHTER.
Mrs. HemphliI Dies One Week After
Miss HemphlI.

Mrs. Margaret, wife of T. c. Hemphin,
died at the home, 126 Mathewson avenue,
Monday morning at o'clock = She has
been patient sufferer for more than two
years and her lovely Christian character
shone out brighter as the days vent By.
The end was peace. Her daughter. Maude,
after an illness of but a day or FTo died
on Monday, just a week ago. Mr.. Hemn-
hiu and Hubert. the son, win have the
sympathies of a wide circle Of friends.
Rev. James A. Lawrence, the pastor Of
the family. VIII conduct the funeral ser
vices at the home today at 6 p. m. Mrs.
Hemphill was in her forty-hrst year.
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WORKED FAIRLY WELL.
But the Clouds Are Not Tractahle
ENOUGH Vet.

Sunday forty-seven drops Of rain fell IN
Wichita. The clouds came up as suien
and as dark as the sunlight would let
them appear and proceeded to make
great bluff. Thereupon they retired. Yes
terday morning. Just for luck. the Eagle
fired Up a little hydrogen gas TO see how
It would act on certain big iathery
looking affair in the south. The big
cloud seemed to feel the thrill Of life
along its keel and moved north, paid
Fairmount q visit and made motion OF
two at the west side, spread out over the
sky, and finally gave the city a delight
ful shower, cooling the at mosphere and
laying the dust II didn't save anything
in particular except the human temper.
But If there are any loahns clouds around
this morning the Eagle viii coax them
up with some more hydrogen gas and
try to squeeze something out of them.
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CROWD WAS IMMENSE.
Shade and Music in North Riverside
Brine Out the People.

Bring Out the People.
There was an immense crowd Of peo-
pie out to hear Sanford's band in North
Riverside park Sunday afternoon. The
program was composed almost entirely
Of patriotic airs. The drives were crowd
ed with buggies and carriages and the
cars carried great number. The crowd
stroIled through the park and thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. The thermometer
was around the 100 mark. but the shade
in the park made it seem as If the mer-
curry had only reached so The follow
ing is the program:
The Wichita Two Step composed by
Msriager, n wichita musician)..-...
Medley Oyerture-Boys IN Blue.........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P. Laurendesn
The Mirror Dance T. SniIen
Village Life in Olden Time (descr:p-
tive) overture. Il There
March-New York 400. ......... O. s. WoId
A ry-Go-Ro1nd-Medley Overture
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. Eeyer
America-Overture Of National Airs
...'........ss.-.-.-..+-.-. .neo Moser
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--a tcrirs - express oas Assrtfrs
fhzrks % 81 q e1r frzsses an1 ns.sab .fs
for hs 40 s-9rsesien ~ sylsasftrT cer-
az or ser@sF-zosut r. is1s 6sars - go
ntf's go. alsS f7r rs u.anr tsassifsf
fowe-s.
2G2- AID afEs ,. y. u- onorr
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NEW BRICK BUILDING
Judge little and Frank Zee c TO Make
Emprovr ments.

The large brick building which Judge
". C. Little and Frank Reed are going TO
erect viii be a 50-foot brick front. and viii
be three stories high. The cost viii be
between $1,000 and $4,000. It VIII be built
adjoining the Sheetz building. This will
leave only 50 more feet between Market
and Lawrence on the south side Of Doug
las 70 be filed with brick buildings. The
new building VIII conform TO the buildings
along that side Of the avenue and Will De
modern in ever. respect
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-16
DURING TIE HEATED TERM

The S. & M. Five and Ten Cent Store
VIII Close From II to 2.
The new and 10 cent store at 400 East
Douglas avenue viii today make a de-
parture from the regulation rules q
stores regarding business hours by clos
ing their store during the heat Of the
day, from Il %. 20 p. M. having an
eight-hour business day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-16
CITY LEAGUE GAMES.
Sunflowers Beat the Eagle and Get
Second Place.

Second Place.
The Sunnowers have reached second
place in the City League games and the
Eagles have dropped into third. The
Sunfiowers were victors Sunday by a
score Of TO 6. The Sunnowers started
the game with one run in the first, none
IN the second Lour in the thru, while
their opponents were shut out. The Sun
flowers added another on in the fifth and
one in the ninth. The Eagles got one
in the fourth, one in the sixth, one In
the seventh and two in the ninth. Fan
ming, for the Sunhowers, struck out
eighteen men. The score by innings:
Sunnowers ................1 0 Q IL
Eagles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O010112 Is
Batteries-su nhowers. flaming and Co
nant; Eagles. Burson and Price.
The Owls had an easy day with the
Catholics. winning by a score of 10 TO 3.
The Catholics gave up in the seventh
inning. for the Owle were troting around
the diamond in a way that would make
any team feel sick. Betch, for the Cath.
Giles, was hit hard, while the owl battery
Y as very strong. Score by innings.
Owls ................-...--.....4 0 5-19
Following is the standing Of the teams:
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n~H% E~ae R@Eo E4s~ roE0 ooEo E@Ho 70 sen~aoneE~

autumn and winter in the old sozas II
Cambridge Ohio. Mrs. W. T. Ramsey,
another sihter. and her son James vii
leage to-day and viii Join Aiiss L4wrsnes
in kanaas CITY. Th1B is Mrs. Ea1ussys
a-st VISA 70 wichita. ut she = zuoa
delighted with tho city.
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DROVE TO FIRST GREEN.
Frank oliver Makes a Crackerjack
Golf Shot

The only notable thing in golf circles for
the last few days was a shot Frank
Oliver made yesterday at the links Of the
Wichita Country club. Yesterday in the
first shot Mr.. Oliver drove and remained
on the green. The first green is 175 feet
awayand although It has been shot at
four thousand times and some have shot
over II, no one ever before reached the
green and rerafned there in one shot.
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What Two Cents WIN Do.

It VIII bring reIief 90 suffereTs rom
asthma or consumption, even in the
worst cases. This is about what one
dose Of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
costs. Isn't It worth a trial? G. Geh-
ring, 4o0 2. Douglas; Geo. Van Werden.
S2s N Main; Wichita Drug Co., 10 Z.
DougfsS
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DEATH ends LONG JOURNEY.
Henry Young Dies Just after His Re
tnrn Erom Eurcpc.

Rev. A. walton. pastor cfthe German
Lutheran church Of th's city, w2s called
b. telegram 70 Greenwich 20 preach the
funeral services OF Henry Touas. a broth
er OF Herman Toung, a prom iaeut far
uer near Greenwich Ee1r- EounE had
just returned from Germany. vaere he
fsf In .-----.-,-
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HOME IN SEPTEMBER.
Lieutenant Chauncey Humphrey 20 Re-
turn 70 Wichita.

The parents OF Lieutenant Chauncey
Humphrey in the Philippines have receiv-
ed word from him that he VIII be home on
his arrival in the Philippines he has seen
away from Wichita Tor three years Since
his arrival in the Philippines he has been
several interesting expeditions Unti
that general LEFT Manila he was on the
STAFF Of General Fred Grant
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a Poor Millionaire

Lately starved in London because he
could not digest his food. Early use Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the stom-
aoh, aid digestion, promote assimilation,
improve appetite. Price, Csc. Money
back If not satisfied. Sold by Behring's
rba y,,,ocv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-16
OPEN SEASON BEGINS.
Dove and PloVer May Be RIHed Until
September IS.

--''l EN0'I--
September IS.
The open season for doves and plover
went into effect todsy and hunters VII
Zee allowed II shoot 70 their hear 3
content until the 18th Of september. They
VIII not be allowed e shoot birds 10 sen
or ship. The law on selling or shipping
birds IS very stringent and the punish
ment Is heavy. Prairie chickens nav be
killed after August - The new game
law makes Il an orense 70 either buy.
sen or barter any doves OF plover q
ship them out Of the state and the ez-
press companies that receive them are
also liable to a nue.
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IELL.0 The NEW DESsE RI

pleases Ct the family. -Four nsvo-s--
Lemon. Grange. Raspberry ard rzz-
berry. A. your grccerN % ct& III 3
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IAkE III FRIBCO 1IrfH
artsrnosn train 10 s. Louis and AZ pefats
east Train Ioayes Caisa statloz a. Ia
p n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-16

Fireman George y. Clark and wife are
the proud parents Of a uine-pouns boy.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-16

Thos- ". Carter CT ASHORE. y. c.
had kidney trouble end one bottle OF
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected
perfect cure. and he says there is no
remedy that VIII compare with 1t. G.
Gehring. 40 F. Douglas; Geo. Van wer-
Gen. SIS \. Main; Wichita Drug Co. 10
y Drsrrfre
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WAUK S IA

First class hotels. unriYsllsd sr-inFs ard parks
Eol and tennis Lovely sceccry nir-l e1c nus
Beach bathing. boatrR and 6shire CT ne 61esto
haukesha coGny's s. lases Rcusesh1 tlfrishc.
Enore social enioymeus IlEn a. cther northwest
err sumner resorts ccultired TtcuscnEs ccul5
annually. NTsle for description Pamphlet &
g. 4 FRAME. sscy, care Nst0asI ssak. Esukssss. EIs
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HAMMOCK ROPE BROKE
Miss WIdenbach sustains severe
Injuries.

Injuries.
Miss Adelaide Weidenbach received
quite a severe injury Sunday from the ef-
fects Of q hammock rope breaking. Miss
Weidenbsch and Miss Anna KoIb we're
visiting ar. J. ". Weidenbach on South
Topeka and while sitting in a hammock
one of the ropes broke. precipitatiag both
young ladies TO the ground. Miss Weld
enbach received a painful injury to her
spine. The other lady escaped without
the least injury.
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Catholics ......................02 OOI0-S
Following is the standing of the teams:
Won Lost Pr CT
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FOR WHOLESOME MATS.
NnAoe tie DssoAa se AaaAal psA..>s.
ss DsaaG - Psesses AasoAs
aaA the psAsse.

Dr. 4. y. Salmon. chief Of the bur. +. u
Of animal industry Of the agricultural
department, reviewed before the in.
dusirisl commission the work Of the de-.
partment in controlling contaviou. dis.
eases Of nnimnls in the United STATE,
and the prevention ~ importation or
expectation ~ coniaeion. To pre-, N,
this Importation h, laid iha, aua,.n
Nn- stations have ben ~s,ubli,! 4
along the Atlantic coast AZ New Ymk.
Boston and baltimore and along n e
Mexican and Canadian bordrrA. In.
Apee'ors, h. said. recently have sen, 10
Great Britain and Canada TO max. In.
b~rculon issis. 80 that dis~ased animals
may he rejected before shipment. lie
pointed out that meat inspection has
been established at the principal pack.
ing houses 10 guard syain,i the inter
state and foreign shipment Of disc. s~d
meat. lie recommended tina, the svcr~.
tar! OF agriculture he authorized 10 or.
der the cleansing and disinfecsion Of
stock ears and stockyArds when u-r-~
Aary. and TO prevent the shipment u
uninApected meat FROM state U state
or 10 foreign countries.
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FAST BECOMING EXTINCT.
ssaitIN: Industry ~ the Comma . Der
asA Waisus 1siasAs Not what
II iced ~ Ne.

The secretary Of the treasury has
been advised that during the en,uip z
month Of February the farming out
OF the seal hunting on the Com rnx ude 3
and Walrus islands. in the Arctic sen,
will take place al khabaroysk. in East
Siberia Russia. in which enterprise
many English companies are said to
be Interested. II is doubtful. II IL said,
whether the proposed disposition Of
TINS crown property will bring the
price II formerly did. in view Of the
enormous destruction of seal life dur.
ing the past ten years. which - gre j.
ly decreased the catch.
The governor Of East Siberia has
reported that In is9a the number Of
seals caught on the Commander is-
lands VAS s+.39i: In 1899. only 80 .0Oc
we're caught: In 1893 the total wa,
$4,000: in lsys the number wa. 2.y2s
and last year only about LOCO sAiss
were secured.
The si'naiion 10 ssid 10 he the - me
As regards the catch ON Walrus Is
land. Al the beginning Of the nin~ti-s
the yearly catch ~as AOOO. I, il now
only about 300. The tr~axnry oflscials
relieve the tim. Ia faat approaching
when the fur seal will b~ almost ~s.
nnes In the region referred to.
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RICE ORE IN PlKH.s PEAK.
osssaG csaossy we'll Pa,A 10, ~.
is0 Siss ossAssA Vsss soao
0soaeaao.

The arss strite Of any importance
ever made on Pixies t~sk 1. the one
just discovered In the tunnel Of the OH
Creek Mining company Of Cincinnati.
The mountain hss been prospsc c,-d for
Year, aud IL supposed by many 10 l,s
the starting point Of the rich leads
found In Cripple Greek. hut surface
work has never disclosed any orr. Ny
running tunnel into shs very heart
os the mountain. however. the on
Creek company hss opened ths~s. foot
vein os eso ore and pockets carrying
fabulous va!ues. The tunnel IL nov IN
300 feet under 1'ike's peak. WdsI ~ss
b~xun In March. iSs1. A. that tim,
there ~aa no ore In sgh,. and se,Ales
but theory To warrant the esp>ndi
surs os money tlsoree u. Iiohssr, pres,
td~nt of the German nationsi hank Of
Cincinnati. l. slso president of the OU
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THE HONE GOLD CURE.
An Iugealssa Treata,rnt Of Caring
Drunkenness.

1t is now generally known and under
stood that Drunkenness is disease and
not weakness A body filled with poison,
and nerves completely shattered by
periodical or constant use Of intoxicat
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Of Deutralizing and eradicating this
poison, and destroying the craving for
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The faithful use according to directions
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case, no matter how hard drinker.
Our records show the marvellous trans
formation OF thousands OF Drunkards
into sober, industrious and upright men.
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with this priceless remedy, and as many
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DISTRIBUTION OF SEED.
Delayed ~ sAearaiasse - work oe
the F1iling asA sealiAg
nashk neey.

Considerable delay 10 being occa-
stoned in the congressional seed dis
tribution by the failure of the filing
and sealing machinery to work as 1t
was expected to do. The invention 10
a new one. and not yet in state Of
perfection. but il is thought that the
inventor. who spends his time in the
plant, will be able to have II in good
working order in the next few days.
Just now the work Of filing sealing
and franking the bags is being done
by hand as rapidly as possible. and
some orders are being gotten out for
the localities in which planting first
occurs.
1t is thought by the contractors that
the plant, which is conveniently To-
Gated near the post Office. will he in
'uil working order in the nrNt few days,
and that, even with the present delay
and the extra appropriation. the work
will be completed much more rapidly
than ever before.
Sune fear is entertained by some
cor '-rssnen lest Secretary Wilson'S
tcsl Tor rerrina,i0u is too high. and
ha lie Is !,a,ing too much attention
% the sci-ni ic character Of the sup
/; iy. ami Aus materially reyarGing the
'fiisfi5un. Tn. c1Hgtts.l.,n fraIk-
s c.rffss hat 1t T. III. quantity md
,.'ree OF the distribution for which
..st ,art more than for 'he quality,
and sirc y they are making uneasy
cali, a' Il riant where the seed, re
being harf'ed and TO the seed division
Of the agricultural psrtment.
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A BAR TO PROGRESS.
rsadsaey IN Army to Cling to o.
oolete and Useless Traditions.
lo0is 0ethaAna, tAs 1Av1atos, T0lo
. Y0Aay Stssy - illustrate .
Polatsa Csatlolssa - Army
Coassevaah0.

Louis Gathmann, the Chicago inven.
tor, has fund Of funny stories, most Of
them dating back to the days when he
particular to illustrate why it is that
army ordnance officers invariably dis.
courage new ideas in gunnery instead
OF welcoming inventions, as persons in
charge Of any private enterprise would
naturally do. when went to Holland
a. boy" said the shrewd old inven tor.
Il had an experience with ordinary
army methods have never forgotten.
II SCENE there was guard posted At .
certain corner for some twenty-odd
years. The sentry Was relieved every
four hours or so without the slightest
question during all that time.
FINALLY some one began to question
why = guard was poAted At that par
ticuhr corner At al. A Aborious
search was instituted among the ole
army records. and finally. to the amuse
ment Of everybody, the reason for tha,
sentry Was At last discovered. ltseemi
that . fence was painted ON that cor
ner. and 70 keep the people from soiline
their clothes some well-dispos<d officer
stationed soldier with . gun there
The paiat dried on the fence and ths
fence fell down. and the corner Wa,
built up with another building. but ths
sentry stiu paced his beat shsse for X
years or more.
"ln this way some - oir army trsdi-
tions have been kept up. aad officers
who are both brave and intelligent havs
gone On doing certain hiags In . ees.
tain way bseAuse . method Vas initt
at~d In the department long years a9e
Tor particular contingency which Aas
Snes estirsly disappeared."
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A Good ocugh Medicine.

It speaks we'll for Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy when druggists use 1t
in their own families in preference 10
any other. I have sold Chamberlain Is
Cough Remedy inr the past five years
with complete satisfaction to mysal,
and customers" says Druggist j. Gold
smith. Van Etten, N. Y. II have always
nsed il IN my own family both for
ordinary coughs and cnlda aud for the
cough following In grippe, and find 1t
very efiicacious." For Sale by Ricc's
Drug Store.