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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-30
PRZEGLAD
P0lTfEl NIEDzYHARODOHE,
Chicago, 80 stycznla.

Podczas gdy wojsba jaPohskie
walczyly VI Chinach jedynie dla
sel6w i hasel cywilizacyjnych,Ro-
sya zagarnela Mandzurye, zaje4&
takze p6lwysep Liantang, a wisG
te sama dzielnics kt6Ts po woj-
ME chinslso japOhskiej veto mo-
carstw wydarbo JaPonii. ..,.'
Dop6li atoI uazywalO sig, ze
Rosya dzierzy Mandzurye, jedy-
ME czasowo dla zabezpieczenia
swyeh mocesyj kolejowych =
5rakSo powodu do postawienia
zwestyi ma osun miecza. Zada-
MEM dyplomacyi iapodsEiej byso
tyIko, zapobiedz ewentualnednu
oddaniu ma Mand5uryi przez sAaby
rad chihsLi ma wsasnos6 Rrosyl.
" TEN zadaniu znalazla Japonia
sine poparcie ze strony kil5u in
nvch mocarstw, mianowicie An
gill j Stan6w Zjednoczonych A
meryki p6lnocnej, kt0rych inte-
resy handlowe rowniez byiyby
zagrozone przez TAXA transakcye.
Chodzi3o gl6wnie to,azeby przy-
najmniej porty mandzurskie VOL
ne bv{y dla handlu wszystkich in
teresowanych w tych stronach
pahstw. I to przedewszystkiem
toczy}a sic przez nastepns lata
walka dyplomatyczna.
Polozenie zmieniso sic dopiero
zupelnie zaostrzyso ogromnie
gdy minal 8my pa4dziernik r. z.
czyli termin, do horego ma mocy
ukladu z Chinarni Rosya zobo-
wiazala sig opr6znic Mandzurye.
Rad rosyjski ME tylko ME do
trzymal tego terminu, lecz rozpo-
czq2 zabiegi, azeby uzysca6 cd
Chin Mandzurye W wieczysta
dzierzawe. R6wnoezesnie zas sta
raj sic wyzysbac wPlywy swoje W
Norei W tyn kierunl<u, a4eby to
pahstwo wyrwa6 zakresu inte-
-es6w Japonu.
Ma to JapOnia zczwoic ME mo-
gla i ME moze. Z chwi1a gdyby
Rosya dopie1a swych zamiarowp
Japonia na dlugie ,Iata straciAaby
mozno$6 powiekszenia swych te-
rytory6w, nadto caly urok swej
p-zewagi w Swiecie mongolskim.
Taxi sukces ,Rosyi bylby zarazem
grobem idei koalicyi mongolskiej.
Z drugiej strony znow i dla
Rosvi wchodza tn W gre interesy
j ceIe niezmiernie wazne. Olbrzy-
ME kraje azyatyclde, nalezace do
Rosyi, beda mia1y w6wczas do
piero nalezyta wartO5c, gdy opr2
sic o dostateczne wybrzeze NOR
ssde w strefach, gdzie morze ME
pol7ryua sic 1odem podczas zimy.
Porty, jake Rosya Posiada ma
wybrzezu azyatyokin, mianowi-
Gle Wladywostok, zamarzaja Ii
ma. Z konieczno5ci wiec musi
zdoby6 sobie przystanie, vol
ne Cd tel przeszkody. I W tym ce-
Ii zagarneAa slynny port Artura
IA p6lwyspic Liantmg, zagarne-
Ia bardzo wazuy port Niuczwang,
otwierajgcy dostep do wnetrza
Nandzuryi. Sytuacya kompliLuje
sc nadto przez szczeg6lne geo
graticzne po4ozenie Korei. Kraj
ten stanow wielki p6lwysep,
a.o;egajacy daleko W morze, az
pod same niema1 wybrzeza ia
Ponskie. Gdyby wiec Korea bysa
wlasnoScia Japonii, pahstwo to
nog5oby kazdej chwili przecia6
komunikacys morska miedzy
Wladywostokiem a portem Artu-
"a.
Sp6r obecnie tax sic przedsta-
via. Rosya daay do trwaaej oku-
Pacyi Manazuryi, twierdzi, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-30

czacej ma zaprowadzanie reform
Ze wzgledu ma bezpieczenstwo
tych oficerow radzi rzad ME nosic
cudzoziemskich naundur6w-
Minister wojny odkomendero-
wal z Monastery 7 batalionow tu-
recldego wojska do Ftp do in
nych miejsc mad bulgaTska gTani-
CO.
Rzym, 80 styc7nia. : Biskup
Mutel, apostolski wikery w Ko-
rel, donosi, ze na polwyspie mie-
Ska 10000 latolikow, kt6ry1n
skutkiem zatargu Rosyi Japonia
zagraza niebezpieczehstwo zycia.
Biskup przytacza fakt, ze jego po-
przednik siedzia} przez IS lat w
wiezieniu, poniewaz ME by}o nj
kogo, ktoby sic "a MIN uj2s.
Wiede6, 80 styczrnia. = zona
droznika Meyera, zawikEana w
process hrabiny Kwileckiej, powo-
4uje sic ma opinie pguskiej proku-
ratoryi, zada obecnie ma drodze
sadowej wydania sobie dzlecka, u
chodzacego "a syna hrabiny.
Wnios1a podanie do sadu w Kra-
kowie.
Berlin, 80 stycznia, : Miedzy
zbuntowanym szczepem Herero,
kt6ry oblega Okahandja, Kafra-
mi przyszlo do porozumienia. Ia
chodzi teraz powazna Ottawa los
zalogi W Okahandja. Za1oga ia
skiada sic 200 ludzi, ME maja-
cych arnnat. Hottentoci pobili od-
dzia} Niemcow, ktorzy z arnata
mechaniczna podazai ma odsiecz.
I3Niemc6w poleglo, 20 stycznia
napadli zbuntowani krajowcy ma
inny oddzia{ Niemcow u5mierci-
Ii czterech. Powstanie Kafrow
szerzy sic do tego stopnia, re
wl1rotce nietyllo Niemcy, lecz l
Anglicy ME dadza sobie z mimi
rady.
Panama, 80 stycznia. = Ponie-
waz genera@owie Reyes i Cavello-
70 zapewniaia, Re stany Ziedno-
czone przesskadzaja wyladowa-
niu wojsk kolumbijskich tylko w
pob1izu loana}u Panamskiego, po-
stanowiono W Bogocie urzadzic
wyprawe wysadzic ma lad woj-
sbo poza pasem ziemi, przyzna-
nym Aneryhanom.
Washington, 80 stycznia. =
Pani senatorowa Alger urzadziSa
ma czeSe panny Alicyi Roosevelt
przyjecie, ma kt6re ME przybyla
hrabina Cassini, iona posia rosyj-
skiego, t}6naczac sic s1aboscia.
Tegoz wieczoru bylo przyjecie
zony pos]a austryackiego, ma kto-
rem pani Alger spotka}a sic pa
MIA Cassini, ktorej zdrowie ME po-
zostawia}o mic do zyczenia Poll
tycy wnioskuja, ze zachowanie sic
hrabiny Cassini stanowi dowod
napre6onych stosunhow n1iedzy
Rosya Stananai Zjednocsonyrni.
Waszyngtorb 80 styczr,is, =
Bawia tutaj delegaci dyrekcyi wy
stawy W St. Louis, kt6rzy agitu-
ia, azeby kongres przyznal dyre-
ktorom pozyczke ma SUNG CITE
rech i pol miliona dol. Ma po-
krycie tel pozyc2ki ma bye prze-
znaczony doch6d ze sprzedazy BIZ
let6w wstepu.
Milwaukee, Wis, 80 stycznia.
Arcybiskup S. G. Messmer mia
nowai ks. Augusta Simmer gene
ralnym wikarym archidyecezyi
milwauekiej, ks. Josepha J. Fox
administrator dyecezyi Green
Bay. Poniewaz arcybiskup Mes
smer, biskupi Els i Schwabach
wyslali do Rzymu liste poleco7
nych przez siebie kandydat6w ma
biskupa W Green Bay, poniewaz
pierwszym kandydatem jest po-
dobno ks. Fox, mianowanie tegoz
ksiedza administratorem dyecezyi
ME rol1uje nadziei, azeby kto in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-30
z k6f robotniczych.

Dzisiaj styczniowa grand jury
kohczy swe prace i slychat, re
waiesie trzynascie kilIca oskarzeh
przeciw roznym cz}onkom, mo-
re i urzednikom uni "a spowodo-
wanie rozruch6w lub ianych
gwaltow robotniczych.
Prezydent miedzynarodowego
zwiazlsu maszynist6w, O'Conneil,
wczoraj konferowal z maszynista-
mi systemu kolejowego Santa
Fe. Me domagaja sic oni podwyz-
szenia p2ac, tylko polepszenia Pc
wuych warunkow piracy.
strajk drukarzy firpny Rubel
Manuf. Co. zakohczyt sic wczoraj
wszyscy ranioniSci powr6cili do
piracy. Zawarto ukiad zadowalnia-
jacy obie strony.
Urzednicy uni pracownikow W
fabrykach pojazdow uwiadomii
wczoraj fabrykantow, re unia u
znafa, IL ma prawo do 90 dniowe-
go wypowiedzenia, jezei kon-
tralt obecnie obowiazujacy ma
bye zn1ieniony. Sekretarz zwisz-
ku fabrykant6w, c. D. Heile, O.
Swiadozyl, re skoro unia ME przyj-
mie warunkow podanych, W po-
niedzialek nastapi lockout" ivy
kluczenic Cd praey).
Eksplozya i pozar.
Ma szostem pietrze gmachu
Cosmopolitan, 41-45 State str,
w salach "Cosmopolitan Light
CO.., parna HERNIA Vevra zajeta
by3a preparowaniem jakiejS che
micznej mieszaniny, kiedy nagle
powstaia eksplozya, ktora wstrza-
sla caIym budynieiem. Wybuchl
pozar odziez ma pannie Vevra sic
zajela. E. M. Stokes, zarzadzca,
przedars sic przez plomienie, por-
wal panne Vevra ma rece udaSo
mu sic sprowadzit ia ma nizsze
pietro, gdzie psomienie ma nlej
stiumiono: Jest ona jednakowoz
TAX mocno popieczona, re zape-
wne w skutek tego un1rze. Stokes
ma popalone rece. Kilka innych O.
SOB leloko sic popiekio lub polka
leczylo, uchodzac zagrozonych
pfornieniami sal. Straz ogniowa
nadeszla szybko, prey pomocN
personalu w sasiednim "gmachu
masonskim", ktorego okien sla-
no strumienie woody, udalo sic po-
lozyc koniec dalszemu szerzeniu
sic pozaru, kt6ry ma S s pietrze
tylIco zrzadzif szleode ma $4,000.
o 9 wieczorem wczorai pozar
zrzadzil szkode ma SIS 900 W fa-
bryce pudel papierowych firmy
Shuster Bohnsack pm. $3.50
N. Halsted str.
Ea+a1na ctrze1aniru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-30
Fatalne strzelaniny.

w szynlsu PAM Louisie Saka-
bins pm. 1867 Mariana str, pobi-
Ii sig wczoraj Martin Roebike /
Walter Lehman. Wmieszal sic
w to, chcsc ich rozbroit, Antoni
Kacora, 20 Ward str. Ale ojciec
Lehmanna, kt6ry W szynku jest
kelnerem, porwal "a revolver,
strzelil, i ranil Kacore w brzuch,
pRawdopodobnie Snfiertelnie.
Strzal usfyszal asystent szefa po-
licyi Schuettler, ktory znajdowal
sic w poblizu, nadbiegl, / ranione-
go posIal do szpitala Alexyanow,
a innych wszystkich, ktdrzy brali
udzia1 w awanturze, aresztowal.
Kl6tnia powstala o kandydatow
republikahskich ma gubernatora-
Donate Greico, 1o3 Choteau st.
i Tony Greico, 252 Foraker str.5
wczoraj wieczorem pobili sic /
Donate postrzelil smiertelnie To-
ny'ego. Ranionego umieszczono W
szpitalu powiatowym; Donate
zbiegl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-30

czacej ma zaprowadzanie reform.
Ze wzgledu na bezpieczenstwo
tych oficerow radzi Tzad ME nosio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
FOUL MURDER
OF PRETTY ROSA WHITE CAUSES
EXCITEMENT IN WEST vIR-
GINIA COUNTY.

Huntington, w. Va, Dec. bah
Logan county is still stirred over the
foul murder of Rosa White. which oc-
Cured some time during Friday night
near her home on Crawley's Creek not
far from Chapmansville The body of
the pretty 1S-year-old girl was viewed
by hundreds of her friends today while
awaiting burial. The interment at the
request of the authorities was postpon-
ed from today until Monday or Tues
day.
The first evidence which may lead
to arrest of the guilty party came to
light this morning when a clinching
iron was found covered with blood
lying in the snow probably 200 yards
from the scene of the murder. Inves-
tigation reveals the fact that this
cllnching iron, which weighs pounds,
was purchased on the evening prior To
the murder at store in Chapmans-
Vile by young man who is under sus-
picion and who has apparently, mys-
teriously disappeared. He was q
friend of the murdered girl. Every ef-
fort is being made TO locate him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
STEEL WORKER
KNOCKED DOWN
BY TWO COMPANIONS WHO ROB
BED HIM OF $500.
Put Up PIucky Fight But the Mer
Were Too Much For Him.
Arrest Made.

Special to Morning News
Alliance, O., Dec. 18.-While return
ing from the big fire at Mt. Union
Saturday night or rather Sunday morn
ing Frank Saunders, an Italian work
ing at the steel works in this city, was
knocked down and robbed by two
companions and 1920 was taken from
him.
Early in the evening Saunders met
two men down street and fell into
conversation with them The men
claimed to be broke" and asked
Saunders to pay for drink. This he
did and after walking about with them
for some time went to the fire when it
broke out. Returning to Alliance,
while the trio were walking down Nor
gan avenue the two men sprang upon
Saunders and attempted to overpower
him. Saunders is rather husky fell
low and some difficulty vas experience
ed by the men as he put up plucky
fight Finally one of the men held his
arms back of him while the other
rihed his pockets and secured three
checks for 500 each and 500 in bills.
In the scuffie Saunders tore the coat
and overcoat from one of his assail-
ants and took 1t with him when they
ran away. The matter was reported to
the police and from the description of
one of the men William Early, a boot
black, was arrested Sunday morning
charged with being one of the men i'm
plicated in the deed He was identified
by Saunders and after a wearisome
period in the Sweat box" a confess
sion was wrung from him but he re-
fused to give the name of his accom-
plice This, however, was unnecessary
as the papers in the other mans coat
were sufficient evidence and will likely
lead to his arrest though the officers
have not yet been able to locate him.
Early is in the city prison and the Off
GERS are on the lookout for the other
man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
CANTON MAN
Member Of Basket Ball Team Repre-
aentinn NaIa

Member Of Basket Ball Team Repre-.
sentinn Yale.
William Mckinley Barber, forward,
Captain r. II. Hyatt, center and cap
tain and F. M. Carter, guard, will be
three of the members of this years
basket ball team representing Yale
University on the court. The former
athlete is local man, graduating from
the Canton high school in 1900. This
Is the second season he has played
basket ball with the New Haven insti-
tuition.
The Yale team is planning to make a
S,0Gc mile trip during the Christmas
holidays. From New Haven its sched-
ule includes daily games to New Or.
leans and back.
Tho schedule as announced follows:
Dec. 20, Baltimore; Dec. 23, Rich
mond; Dec. "a, Charleston; Dec. 26,
Savannah; Dec. 27, Atlanta; Dec. 20;
Mobile; Dec. 80, New Orleans; Jan. 2,
Birmingham; Jan. 8, Nashville; Jan
4, Cumberland university; Jan. s, Gin.
cinnati; Jan. 6, Allegheny college;
Jan. 7, Syracuse; Jan. o; Colgate uni
versity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

BORROW MONEY EASY-s5O for so week
payments; sl.2l a week on household goods,
watches; va etc saa coiiasera 1ea loan loan bank beil
agent to call, u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
Died From His Injuries,

Special to Morning News.
Crestlne, Dec 1S.-Michael Maloney
aged 81 is dead here as the result OF
injuries received while trying to board
a fast moving Big Four train this aft
ernoon. He was in charge of men
grading for an electric line. He came
from Indiana. If relatives do not
claim the body it will be buried by the
township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
steel Worker Robbed.
ecial to Morning News.

Special to Morning News.
Alliance, Dec. 1S.-Frank Saunder, a
steel worker, while returning from
the fire last night, was knocked down
and robbed of $500. The police ar
rested William Eary today and he con-
fessed to the robbery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
Heavy Snowfall in Pennsylvania.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Dec. 18. The
heavy snowstorm which ragged all over
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
Bank officers Examined,

Special TO Morning News:
Bellefontaine, Dec. I'D. G. and
Frank Kenyon of the defunct Rushsyl-
vania bank are being examined. The
hearing commenced Saturday and will
be continued January 4. Experts are
at work on the books.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
New Traction Superintendent.

Special to Morning News.
Springfield, Dec, 1S.-C. A. Alder
ing succeeds A. H. Hayward as gener-
al superintendent of the Dayton,
Springfield and Urbana traction line.
Hayward goes to York, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
Farmers Institute.

Special to Morning News.
Chardon, Dec. 18-The Geauga farm
ers institute will be held here Decem-
Der &c and 9th. State Dairy and
Food Commissioner Horace Ankaney
will deliver an address.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
LOAN TO BANK
10 condemned by Lower House OF
Japan's Parliament.

S"DdTI . FdTTTdTNEnt,
TOXIC, Dec. 19.-Uondon Times. y
The lower house has adopted a resolu,
ton condemning the treasury's loan of
$3,OOOOOO to the Osaka bank which is
threatened with bankruptcy.
The resolution went through DESPITE
the explanation by Minister of Finance
Count Katsura, that the treasury had
acted at the instance of leading bank
ers in Osaka and in consideration OF
the injurious impression which might
have been produced by a momentary
panic in time of war.
The resolution is not likely to af
feet tho position of the cabinet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
SPECIALS FROM
BUCKEYE STATE

Divorced Saturday, Married Sunday.
Special to Morning News.
West Liberty, Dec. 18.-Daniel
Dalker, aged 62, who was divorced
from his wife yesterday was married
today to Miss May Grimes, aged 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20

Be comforto BILE this winter by heat
ing your house with an Imperial"
Furnace, manufactured at The Can
ton Foundry and Machine Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

itching, Blind, Bleeding and Protruding
piles, Your druggist VIII refund money
IL PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure you In
10 IA days. 50c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
HEADACHES FROM COLDS

Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the
causc To get the genuine call for the
full name and look for signature of E.
w. GROVE. Csc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20

this part of the state during the night
and this morning, has caused delays
along the railroads, big drifts having
formed on the mountains. 1t is be-
lleved that many trains of coal cars
on their way to the mines will not get
through in time fur work to begin to-
morrow and there may be one or two
days suspension of work at several
of tho colleries.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-17
Wssss ths Public.


On December 18Th, 1903. | re-
mitted to Becker Bros OF Kansas
City, Mo-, the sum OF 81 for goods
advertised by them and to be de-
liv-red TO me by express Up TO
the present date have failed to
Il ceive the goods ordered. al
though writing to the firm several
tunes regarding the matter. but
iaIliug To receive Satisiactor, }
answer. | hsrewitn notify the
public OF their action, with the
hope that others may escape being
tiched as | have been.
Very Respectfully,
onN GANscHow.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-17
"osvid ns.um."

The dramatization of Westcott' S
widely read and phenomenslly
successful book, "David Harum"
will be made known at the La
unta Theatre, February 22nd.
There is little to be said regard
ing the extent and scope of The
popularity OF David Harum" as
a sketch OF life and characters in
Celtral New York The publish
ers OF the book can prove the vast
sale which the work has enjoyed,
but is beyond the power OF anyone
to even estimate the great number
OF its readers This can be the
more readily understood when it is
realized that one copy of the
book has travelled through many
households.
The readers Of the book will he
pleased to know that in working it
into play .shs pc verv few liberties s
were taken with it. A strict ad
herence to the text was insisted
upon. There are three acts and
all OF the scenes are laid in Home
vile, New York The audience
sees in the first act David's bank,
Aunt Poliy's house with its old
fashioned plants and flowers and
the big barn in the back ground.
The second act shows Harums
Office Jast behind the counting
room OF the bank, an Office Uttered
with equine trappIngs and pictures
Of famous horses, and the third
act shows the sitting room in Aunt
Polly's house.
All of the familiar characters OF
the book are in the play. There
IS pretty NAV Blake, John Lenox.
that miserable old skinflint, 'Zeke
Swinney; the viIlege tough, I;ill
Montaig; the poor Widow Cullom;
dear old Aunt Polly, pert Chet
Timson, the landlord OF the Eagle
Tavern, Amos Elrighi; David's
facsotum, Dick Larribee; General
Wolsey and Deacon Perkins
The horse trade is shown on the
opening act and in the closing act
there Is the story Of Dsvid's visit
to the circus The play ends with
the Christmas dinner and the en-
gsgement Of Mary Blake and John
Lenox.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-17
up Against ,hs Real Thing.

Undersherifi Steward leaves
tins moIning tor Trinidad to bring
back TO La junta, Dennis Steph-
ems, who is charged with ..roiling"
Pat Stevens, a boiieImakeI help 4,
on payday night. and securing
from him the sum oil S42 and a
watch and chain DENNIS and
Pat were out on pay day n,ghi
having high old time. Finally
Pat became incapacitatcd. and
DENNIS volunteered his services as
a good Samaritan. secured Pat a
room in Kings lodging house and
put him 10 bed. Before leaving
however, Dennis took Pats money
and watch for "saie Keeping" and
left on No. for Trinidad. he
was arrested there by the officer.
and will be brought back to Oterc
county TO day.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-17
Az Eyes on St. Louis.

The eyes OF the world viii be
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news OF ,hr earth The Semi
Weekly Giobe Democrat and the
Sem Weekly LA UNrA TRIHwNE,
both one year. 81 90.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-17
HON. JOHN SHENICK.

Hon. John Shenick, Chicago Alderman
residing at 220 So. Peoria St. owes his
We will let him tell it: 1.-TWO years ago
during political campaign. caught cold
after Being overheated, which irritated my
throat and ! was finally compelled to stop as
could not speak aloud. In my extremity a
friend advised me to use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. took two doses that
afternoon and could not believe my senses
when found the next morning the infiam-
nation had largely subsidcd. ltook several
doses that day. kept right ontalking through
the campaign. and thank this medicine
that won my seat in the Council, for had
l not been able to continue my meetings,
would no doubt have been unable TO secure
sufficient votes. Since that time l have
praised this medicine to dozens Of my
friends. My wife has also used II aud We
find it valuable household remedy"