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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-11
WERE UNDER ARREST
Two Mitchell Citizens Arrested at RI
Pierre on an Unlounded Cbarge
Election Day.
Mitchell Baud Gave a Complimentary
Concert 10 the Ladies Of The CITY
for Their Work.
Pierre Pushed the Passes for Points
Outside Of the State to Influence
the Voters.
SUFFERED lNDIGNIHES
SUFFERED INDlGNlTlEs
Messrs. Iitchtield. Boylan. DOYLE and
Collins We're Treated Roughly
at TT. Pierre.

o. L. Litchield, ii. A. Boylan,. ID.
w. Collins and NJ. M. Doyle were
sent out to Pierre to look after the
vote i'm Stanley county and they re-
ceived treatment at the hands of the
citizens Of that town which n
could not believe would be handed
out by American citizens. 1T was
not the intention and the gentlemen
did not interfere with the voting of
the people, it simply being their
business to see that Mitchell got a
fair show in the casting of the vote,
as the report had come here that
Pierre was going to run things Oh
the vide open plan in that county,
which had just been provided with
an increased number OF voting pre-
Icincts.
The me were stationed at various
polling places and took down the
names OF the voters, a perfectly le-
gitimate undertaking, and this is
what made the Fit. Pierre fellows
sore, and they commenced to make
things lively for the Mitchell con-
tingent by making personal assaults.
The Mitchell men did nothing what
ever to engender these assaults, and
at no time during the day did they
challenge a vote that was cast.
1t was the intention Of the Et.
Pierre fellows to get rid OF the men
in some way and they trumped up
the charge that Litchfield and Boy
Ian were impe1sonating officers and
on this charge they we're placed un-
der arrest. Papers were also made
out for Collins and Doyle. tut were
not served under promise that they
would desist.
The Mitchell gentlemen were in
troduced to Congressman" Burke fol
the purpose OF his giving them as
slstance If it was necessary n he
assured them that he would do wha,
he could. When Congressman Burk
was approached by MIR. LitchielG
and asked to go his bond the con.
gressman blandly rubbed bis hands
together and assumed IAN air OF in.
difference and said he could not in.
terfcre. That is about the calibrc o.
elias. ii. Burke. The men we're fin.
ally released on George Lumley goinl
on the bond. The EAST was dismissed
against them later in the Afternoon
and they took the 4 O'Clock tran
home, reaching Mitchell on a freight
Tuesday night
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-11
CORN PALACE FIRE
Mysterious Fire Started in the Corn
PaIucr hut 1t Was Promptly
E1tingnislcd.

lor twelve years the cOIn palace
building has stood without the first
semblance of a blaze, owing to the
unllsual care displayed in the protcc-
zion OF the building when lit was ne
ing used Tor gatherings. 1t was all
ways considered a very fortunate
Attain that ire has never been ass0-
ciated With it. but Tuesday evening
the fateiul day nearly arrived.
In some unaccountable manner a
fire was started in the building and
but ion The prompt action OF Watch
man 1latk The building doubtless
would nave been consumed. Mr..
Clark stated that at & 30 O'Clock he
stepped across the street. after lock-
ING the doors OF the palace building,
and on returning a few minutes later
he SAW a light in the palace. He
vent back TO investigate it and on
opening the doors discovered lust
over his head a blaze in the thin
drapcrN that covers the ceiling. 1t
burned Very rapidly across to the
east. Fortunately a hose cart had
been placed near the building as Il
protection and IA hose was worry
quickly attached to the hyd1ant and
a stream of water was turned on. the
blaze being eNtinguished i'm short
order.
This blaze Lad hardly been put out
when another was discovered at the
head OF the gallery in the small booth
on the south side. This jumped to
the arch across the stage and burned
into the flowing drapery, but this
was put out just as quickly. The
nimsy drapery burned so quickly
that it hardly had time to catch on
the wood work, which was charred
but slightly. The tire was confined
TO the south and a portion OF the
center OF the building.
After the flames were lut out an
investigation was made. GO the ga
lery floor was found two or three
matches that had been lighted and
thrown down. 1t was not known
that there vas anybody i'm the build
Z, ing whcn..it was locked in the early
part CT the evening and the starting
OF the fire IS certainly a mystery.
Whether the matches had beell
/ lh!own there carelessly and ignited
in sore way or whether it was the de-
sign of some person to destroy the
builnirg is a question hard to de-
te1mine.
Later in the evening two fellows
made an attempt to burn the store
building Of Mckinley & Eddy. They
were discovered i'm the rear OF the
store by Mrs. Mckinley. They bad
a bundle Of papers and were In the
act of placing them near the wood
work and had lighted the match tC
apply it. Mrs. Mckinley shouted at
them and without accomplishing
more they left the premises.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-11
HE DeAOwooD MAYOR
How He Talked in June and How
He Expressed Himself After
Being Seen by Pierre.

From saturdays Daily.
The Pierre board OF trade has pub
Used a letter from Edward McDon-
aid, the mayor of Deadwood, which
placed the mayor in line as a Pierre
suppollel--a direct change from the
sentiments expressed in Mitchell last
June. At that uiine MI. Mcdonald
| paid his first visit to Mitchell aud
in conversation with the editor of
| this paper Mr.. Mcdonald gave his
| WORD OF honor that he was a strong
| Mitcncli supporter and that when
! the ttilc came be would so announce
himself. asking the writer not to
quote him at that time. He was
thoroughly %outSpoken in his senti-
mcnts against Pierre, which bad al
ways held the Hills country i'm their
| bands to 40 with them as they de-
sired, Mr.. Mcdonald expressed him-
self that it was a detriGent to the
state to dishonoI the grazing laudS
west OF Pierre and believed that
much damage would result in the
effort to make it appear that it was
strictly an agricultural %countr,. lie
assured not only the writer but a
number Of OTHER gentlemen in this
city that the Black Hills would I'M
doubtcdly be for Mitchell on election
day. and he seemed to .hare strong
faith in the extension OF the Mil
wakuee road from Chamberlain.
| MIR. Mcdonald has seer fit to become
a Pierre supporter at the cost OF his
honor. when having unreservedly
pledged himself to Mitchell. He said
be had always been a supporter OF
Pierre and the Hills had eve bene.
fitted by 1t and now he was willing
to Join forces With Mitchell. He has
not explained why it was necessary
to convert himself back to Pierre.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-11
PIERRE AND oEBAuCHERy
Pierre is Throwing North Western
Passes Over the State to In
fuence the Voters.
CFrom Saturdays Daily.

(From Saturdays Daily
The purity OF Pierre's campaign is
something awful to beholu. They
are holding up their hands and with
solemn faces charge Mitchell with
trying to purchase votes in Beadls
county, as sort Of a campaign dodge.
While they are shouting themselves
black in the face they are in the field
in all parts OF the state with the
stuff to try and buy the vote of
South Dakota again, as they did in
1890.
The Chicago & Northwestern rail
road has.come to the rescue Of Pierre
at the last mclnenI, has thrown open
its passenger department to influence
and purchase the vote Of the people,
who will accept their brides. The
Western railroad has issued
over 10000 trip passes and put them
u the hands OF the Pierre commit
tee. These passes have been sent to
the Pierre agents in all parts Of the
state with the instruction to use
them in the effort to get votes for
Pierre.
Here's Il sample of YOUR pure
Pierre.
However, these passes will have 40
influence on the voters. Their minds
are made up to vote for Mitchell, and
while they might accept the pass,
yet when they 90 into the booth
with their Australian ballet they
will do the right thing and put in
their vote for Mitchell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-11
COMPLIMENTARY TO LADIES
The Capita! Band PLAYED Il Closing
Concert Complimentary to the
LADIES of Mitchell.

The last feature OF the capital
campaign i'm Mitchell was the con
cert given Monday evening at the
orn palace by the Capital band,
complitnentaW 10 the ladies of
Mitchell. The great building was
titled 10y a magnificent audience
which Tiled every seat in the build
ing with several rows of people in
the gallery. The crowd was aug
mentcd somewhat by the visitors
who came in on the %east..and south
trains for the last trip OF the capital
campaign.
On the east train were nine coach
es and everyone was filled to the
limit. There was little thought
that SO many would come TO Mitchell
for the last day, bnt they were all
taken care OF and we'll enteItaind.
The ladies Of the city have been
working exceedingly hard during..the
past month and Director Rathtun
took into consideration the fact that
they have not had the opportunity
TO hear the band but very little. He
believed the ladies were entitled. to
some recognition OF this character
for what they had done in the way
o! entertaining the thousands upon
I thousands OF visitors. Day after day
they have either stood in the street
in front OF the club rooms directing
the visitors to the carriages, driving
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-11

Mrs. Beryle Miles desires to thank
the friends who were so kind in cx-
tending their sympathy during the
sickness and death OF her little
daughter. Gleutonia. Their acts
Will be always treasured.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-15

Rev. F. II. Bruins, pastor of the
German Evangelical church, has re-
turned from a trip to Grumpy county,
Iowa, and while there he solicited
some aid for the construction Of the
new church building in this city.
Mr.. Bruins says he found the people
quite liberal i'm donating or their
abundance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
RAILROAD NOTES
Widow Of a Former Santa Fe Ensin.
Ger Demands $4,000 Insurance.

Widow Of a Former Santa Fo Enain.
Ger Demands $4,000 Insurance.
The brotherhood of Locomotive En.
g.uocra. one of the most conservative
and strongest labor organizations in
tho country. has been sued by Mrs
Rebccca y. Smith Tor $1,000 insurance.
and interest az p1r cent SINCE Decgm'
hgr l2. is98. which. sho alleges. was
held Boy bcr husband in tHo Loc1mo
tive Engineers Mutual L'i. Insurance.
company
Tho widow declares that her hus.
band had taken ont two $500 policies
and that ho had paid over 81 200 in
premiums and dues; and that. after
hls death. when sho tried t1 collect
tho Insurance money she was told
that her husband could NOT have been
legally expelled. and intention 90
vilfuIly dofraud and cheat are Ct arg
3D.
r. w. Kelly Of 1909 New Jorsoy
street Ga Los Angeles who was an
officer ~ Division 30S Of tbo time
that Smith was a member. was seen
Tact night and declared that Smith had
hcen expelled. on the widow was in
formed Boy tho officers when sho ap
piled for The Insurance.
"smith was an engineer on the
Santa Fo TIE lost HIS position in the
strike OF 1894. We held some insur
anco IN tho Brotherhood Mutual Life
and Tor n tlmc I kept him up IN the
division by paying hls dues We was
finally dropped from tho rolls because
~ non.paymont The insurance com
pany Ga incorporated under Tho laws
os Ohio. and docs business Ike ans
other mutual company.
smith finally went to Mexico
where he worked az stationary en-
glncor. Smith started back 70 me
statcs. and he was taken sick az No
gales. whore be was cared Tor by the
United Workmcn. OF which he wai
also a member nurse was hired
but the man died ana the Worhmor
buried him. Ills wife has since claim
OF that he had a big roll of money
that was stolen boy the nurse.
"Tho brotherhood tries 10 take care
Of an the widows. This woman's case
came up IN our last convention here
hut the order was unable 20 DO any
thing for her"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
NEW AospIrAL



WORK VIII commence 't once o"
santa re hospital az Los Ara 'iea
Plans bBge been completed Tor ths
SANTA a. nospHaI which Is ta boz erect.
.d Ip Los Angeles on BOYLE HeIghta
Tor fbst u9rt.on ~ tbe road between
AI0Ugg.raua and los Angeles ana
f6s coast lines. and work w.u be- com
mpnepf yars .aaa Tho general style
of np building will Boo mission HyIe.
s.mIIar d, fhat of Ha A,arad1 Tuo
aans Vrr. drawn b.. Architect 49, 49,.
Nobr
Tho pi4ns Br.r.f. for .HglH raBa.
rst. tYIII.nse ar. ar administration
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Ihr .b.rl u.II contain ur..aIe a8au.
w.gf. ana "a aafaruln
TV9 uarI bu.B.Bra each 7U set
FRONT boy "a f..f doom ono ffr.a nfs.
r.n. thr otf.r te, .t.r.as Nm have
Gv. Wanda f.r is rofs .4rb ana .arb
egrf g.I contain r.un..te ,.rE
...rs 4.., ...I.r ,.r... 800.
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NJ, hi M e4.,Iuy.r, On, tgIlfIpg
~ 49,. b. 81. t..f ono .t.ry bfgb
u.g Is gsd gr l.u.pr rooms Htrbsa
and narr.as u...v ma mnliBe Ia
, No.. b...,.rt s.tI.t aHl en8t.in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
baltimore EIka.

when the great fire destroyed the
city OF baltimore. lodges of Elks alI
over tho United States made appro.
prI5t.ous from, their treasures for the
relief of tho Baltimore lodge. The lu.
cal lodge of Elbs Doc this city forward
sea $50 90 tbe Baltimore lodge The
Baltimore ElKs. ln spirit of com.
moudahIo independence. declined tonc.
cept tho profiered financial aid, and
sent back all moneys donated to the
lodges from which the donations
came The Prescott 'u1re of Elks o.
iu receipt of Che $50 which DO forward
90 to Baltimore Prescott Courier
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

ls a never failing sign OF a healthy
stomach when the breath is bad the
stomach Is out Of order There ls no
remedy On the world equal 10 Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure for curing lndlges-
ton. dyspepsia and an stomach dis.
orders MlH. Mary s Crick. OF white
Plains. KY. wrtos. % have been a
dyspepsia FOR years; tried an kind.
OF remedies but continued 90 grow
worse By the use of Kodol ! began
20 improve at once, and aftor taking
a few bottles am fully restored IN
weight, health and strength and can
eat whatever like" kodol dIgcsts
what you eat and makes the stomach
sweet Sold by ~. a. Briggs g Co,
and g. Vann a SON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
end Of Bitter Fiah,

1.-TWO physicians had a long and
stubborn fiRht with an abscoss ON my
right lung" writes J. b. Hughea OF
DUPONT. Ca. "and gave mo up Ev.
erybody thought my time had come.
AZ last resort tried DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, The
benefit received was striking. and
was on my feet IN a few days Now
i've entirely rogalnod my health"
70 conQuers an Coughs. Colds. Throat
and Lung Troubles Guaranteed by an
druggists. Price Doc and 500. Trial
bottles free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

iU Topeka but HO Gar no atton.
zion has been paid TO Thorn Tho Em.
rntu authorities are now determined
that some attention shall bo paid Co
the mntfor
Some t'mo aro an engineer WINS
arrested at Empor'a and fined s25
and costs Amounting to ESQ but the
whlatl.ne continued tils fine is said
to have boon paid hy tho Santa 10
company Thcro Or some doubt with
lbo Santa Fo officials vbcthor such
90 ordinance can ho enforced where
thD company has yards matiHr % o.
m1sf necessary Coz ueo 'he uhHilo 10
H probably ihol tho EmD1rn ordlu
anca VIII ho tested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

when you go 10 buy H.h Hazel
saiye look for the name Dewitt on
every box The pure. uuaduterated
Witch Hazel be- used IN mahus De.
Wits witch Hazel salye, which Is
tho b0st saiye ln the world Tor cuts.
burns, bruises. hoils. eczema and
piles The popularity OF DoWItts
witch Hazel salve, due to ita many
cures. has caused numerous worth
less c0unterfolts 20 be placed ON the
market The genuine bears the name
u. G. Dewitt a CO.. Chicago Sold
boy y. o. Briggs q Co. and s. Vann
* Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

years old at bis death. Ills brother.
Thomas Cummingsford. OF Frooport.
CO.,. arrived Monday and was with him
during his last hours Tho remains
Will be taken To bis home In Illinois
for IntCrmOut Brakeman Cummings.
ford was very popular with the om.
p.0yccs OF the road DE had boon in
the employ of the company nine
months AlamuR0rd0 Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

lf you have sunshine in your heart.
Don't keep it--pass 10 round
TO those who need 10. give a part.
Don't keep it-pass % round.
10 wasn't made alone for you.
lts yours. Of course. but still its true
ms meant for other people. too.
Don't keep lt-pass @ round
Youll find you have enough 90 spare
Don't keep lt-pass 60 round
Twill drown a lot OF gloomy caro-.
Don't keep it--pasa 10 round
Dividing up your sunshine store
win lirh'on loads for those hcartsorc
And you1l enjoy life an the more.
Don't keep it-pass &c round
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
NORMAL INSTITUTE
or VALENCIA COUNTY 10 CON.
vENE At LOS LUNAs, AUGUST
Us. 1904.

Tho Valencia County Normal lnau-
ute wiil convene on Monday MORN
luF. August 90. 1904 at Los Luuaa %
EIll continue a.t days che nrHt aeos
and four days enc second aerk. fot
lowed on Friday aud saturday Au
gust 20 and q by tbo county C2amiua.
tIous.
Profess r q Francis Wff sIpeuu
tgndent of schools of lu1a county
has been employed ha conductor and
Instructor
Ai toachau of ESQ county aro re-
gurgd by las to attend th.s Institute
A COPS of enc institute course of
study wll he furnished ireo f1 each
teacher who cno'g
Professor puL tHe conductor
come Yey highly recommended al d
schoo. man aud institute worker NoW
t ROMANS f0r those eKpUg.Ing to
Ioaal to avail themselves of the op
paHunl'es placed before Them
Worry rano IIuIlE
JEsu5 q SANCHEZ.
County 8upt of Schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

Say what you VIII about druggists
Offering something Just aa good" be-
cause Il pays a better profit, the fact
stlll stands that ninoty.nine out NJ a
hundred druggists recommend Cham
horlaln's Collie. Cholera and Dlarrohoa
Remedy when the best remedy FOR
diarrohoa is asked for. and 20 80 DO.
cause they know q IS the one remedy
that can always be depended upon,
even in the most severe and danger
Gus cases. Sold by an druggists,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

however. by the fact that 10 reality
only n few departments OF the cityB
administration are actually located In
the city hall Many departments are
scattered an through tho city. and On
tho Park Row building alone 2i3
rooms are occupied by various depart
monts 0f the municipal government
10 is quite possible thai the lease for
these rooms will not be- renewed as
the owners of the building and tho
city DO not seem 90 boz able 90 agree
ora lho rental The present lease eN.
piros this year. and unless an agree.
mcut is reached the city VIII have to
ya,ate tho rooms now occupied and
move tD some other quarters % ls
generally admitted that New York
needs now city bah OF sufficient
dimensions Co accommodate ail do.
uaJmouts, but the citizens do not
srgm Inclined to outrust the Tammauy
administration With the erection OF aB
expensive q structure as The new city
haIl would necessarily have Co De.
Wall street De manlfostIng consider.
able interest in the coming campaign
and there is NO lack OF men who are
willing to back their conviction that
either Parker or Roosevelt would be-
elected with bets on tholr respective
candidates Immediately after tho ST..
Louis convention tho ParkorItos wero
lettering almost even money on their
candidate, but since then the onthust
asm has dwIndlod considerably. aud
since the notification ceremony Ga
Esopus hotiors ON Parser demand
much hlghor odds than q week ago
During the last few days quite mum.
hor Of larEo bets were made with
odds of two 90 one in favor of Rooao-
Welt
I There is u1 end of peculiar acct.
lonts in th.s city every wogk ono
. of the most unusual accidents over
known here happened a few days ago
I boo Central Park lnan and two
women stopped with their automobile
\ Too front of the Casino for refresh.
mpnts One OF She women jumped
I out without waiting for assistance.
lost her balance and foll toward the
machine. Her hair was caught boy the
rapidly revolving shaft OF the engine
ans her head was pulled with Irrosist.
iblo force against the side Of the ma.
chine Not until part OF her hair and
Iacllp had been torn on could the en.
glne be- stopped and the woman be
! liberated Her injuries were painful
but not necessarily dangerous.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

A little thing sometimes results IN
death. Thus a mere scratch, insight
lcant cuts or puny hollis have paid the
death penalty Il Is wise 20 have
Bucklon's Arnica salve ever handy.
us tho best salve ON earth. and will
prevent fatality, when Burns. Sores.
Ulcers and Piles threaten only 25c,
az an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
MAN AND MONEY GONE,
Harry Dunap Abseonds With Roulette
Bank Roll.

Harry Dunlap. who ma charge Of
the roulette whool az the Zolgor club,
and The hankroll of tho wheel, amount.
ing 10 Si25. have disappeared as com.
plotcly as n the earth ha opened aud
swallowed Thorn.
James Brock the proprietor OF tho
Zeirer club, hadd relieved Dunlap and
then went away. leaving Dunlap IN
charge. Tie returned between three
and four o'clock and wa surprised to
nnd the room deserted an dthc money
gone.
Tho police were Immediately noti-
fled and search was made for Dunlap,
bu, up 20 noon today not the slighteat
clow had been discovered El Paao
News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

A summer cold o. not only annoying
bat n not relieved Pneumonia win be
the probable result by fan One Min
nte Couvht Cure clears the phlegm,
draws out the Inflammation, heals,
soothes and strengthens the lungs
and bronchial uhes One Minute
Cough Cure is an ideal remedy for
the children, Il Is pleasant 20 the
taste and perfectly harmless. A GER
tain cure for Group, cough and cold
Sold by n. IT, Briggs q Co, and 8.
Vann q Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

The Santa Re New Mexican prints
the following:
can effort o. being made among the
young men OF this city 10 organize
basket ball team and arrange a
SCHEDULE with team from noighhoring
town. ThI woul furnish a form Of
popular amusement for the coming
winter
From the above it Gems that ath.
lotic are 90 bo an the year around
attraction ln the southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
Mudas WIN - Contract

E o. Simmons general srno' luton
.r' 0' tHa 90 r1a0 q Southwestern
-u'uaE and vice president oft pr
Union Depot company stated yusfar
day loo El pae6 chat o. % bids f1r tho
construction az iho new union depot
hB1 boon nlo1
THO hfl. rrn 'n tho hands ~ NJ u.
Nudge. president OF the Union Depot
company % T1urFe and % i4 prs
sumo1 that ho win open them ri once
and award thc contract
20 is expected that fhe Bc.ual work
~ construction VIII hn commenced
within % very short timo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
Cholera lnfantum.

This disease has lost rs terrorB
since Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera
and DlaFrohea Remedy came into gen
eral use The uniform success which
attends tho use Of this remedy IN an
cases Of bowel complaints ia children
has made Il a favorite wherever ia
value has become known For sale
By an druggists.