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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
SMOKING WITH A HOLDER.
why Smokers tse the Mouthpieee 6n Cigars ss Much
 as Evef.

"Yoii may not see used as many fancy ciss- holders of tneefsehatisi and of afibet as you ofice dId," said the eiest ftah, abut We still sell them. and of ttsaf holders all told including holders designed solely for utility and comfort, as those of welthsei. we self ss many as ever. The great majority bf cigar sm6k- tfs, to De sure. hold a cigar itl theft teeth but q considerable number of smokers always use s hoidet. fof which practice they may have various reasons, s1tne of | sanitary nature.
 "Ohe man may use s holder to avoid burning his fnustathe Another man may Use ohe because the burning end of the cigar is farther away and so he gets cooler smoke Some men use a holder when playing cards, because fin | holder he can lay cigar down without burning the table and without scatter. Ing the ashes otl 1t.
 And with a holder mlsht be the coolest and most convenient and coni- fprtable way for man to smoke a cigar while fea1lfg
 T think if you we're to observe the men you meet In ths street smoking cigars lb cigar holders yo,i would find them to be mostly men oi middle age of thefesbotits whom you would never find smoking violehtiyi and think if you could know their smoking habits that you would find these smokers to be. while moderate and temperate in theit tnatnef of smoking pretty steady smoia CTS, who use q cigar holder to minimize the danger of smoking and to enhance it's comfort"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
CORRUPTION of RUSSIANS.
Responsible Tn the Main fof over. whelmins Defeat on the
 Sea of Japan.

The report of Admiral Rojestvensky t6 the csaf ot the batle of TsushIrna. which bss hitherto been suppressed. tss st fast leaked out and Is very sad docufneht for all friends of Russia says the London Spectator. The sda
 nlfal attributes hIs defeat to inc con. ditlon of hIs s1usdrohs, due to the dis honesty of the builders 10 the lncapa- city of his crews and the spirit of ffutlny among tse teamen. in illus ffation of the first boint. he affifms thst on none of the vessels dId the sf- fnofplsting correspond 10 the onltisl figures, while of the shells two-thifds would hot explode. The second soufce Of failure wns % bad that two-thlfds Of the crews were incapable of pef. fpffnIns tho duties required of them. AS 10 the third cause of defeat. inc sd- fnifsl had to 1uiet q mutIny oif Mada- gsscst by ii executions, and In Ad- tnifsl Nehogs'ons tuuadfon the mutia nesrs fesfiy became masters
 His own squsdtths. Indeed had agreed. when on Madagascar, to delivf sf themseives ID to ihe Japanese, snd in Inc battle of Tsushims Admiral Nc. bosstons men seem to have hesltstsd to hrs. whiis ,he msn of inc united sdusdfons. after RoIestvehsky had re. ssived his wound am Nebosa,on had taken commsnd. refused to fight Nd such record has ever been written of the condition of feel shd lt suggests [ degree of corruption. tyranny and incspseity In Inc naval administration of Russis which is alnust incredible. The tsint thus of'ltialiy admitted ia indeed so dsep and ao widespread that h Is hardly possible in spite of Inc spisndid selfssefihes shown in many battles. to believe that the military sd- rninisirstIon has satifeiy escaped ths infection The whole system of ns- tionsi defense must have begun to rot before such evils could have grown up under N
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
tsBttIt,f FoR MAYOR,

The siefideh Record states oh the authority Of Il democratic leader In tliht town, that Thomas t Reilt, tho we'll kiibwt hewapapet man and base- bail manager, will be the dembetatIe nominee fot mayor of the city of Metl ldbh 1t the municipal election in De- tpnttf. "AIf fteillts ttifi against George W. Miller for the office of first seiaetinan two 6f three years aga, will, says the Record. be remembered as the closest shave the republican candidate has had ih many years, and lt Is doubtful if the democratic party could put up | stronger candidate"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
rvatLY PERSONAL
i. (. sheehah has gone for q weeks hshink trit.

i. C. sheehnfi has gone for 4 weeks fishing tfip
 Attotnet Charles Bauby has re- tiifhed frtSn 4 ten days ttip to Atiah- tic City.
 Nft and Mrs tames Cailan returned sunday evening from theft trip to Scotland
 sectetaft floss of the l. M. (. A. has retufhed from I vacation spent at Tales Ferry
 Miss Ida O'fsoiIrkp. daughter Of tafnes UHourke Of Bridgeport. is yls Hing friends ii tlils section.
 Miss Susie McAlehny, of Millef & Fetk's Will leate tomotfow for q two weeks vacation In Hartford
 Mrs bdward Butler. Pearl street, heronpahled by hef children left yes tefdat for I week at the shore
 Miss Rose Mccormick has returned from Ireland, where she has bepfi vis. ltfhg relatives the past two months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
DEaAiLED rnE HEIGHT.
0psfstsf Dil fkls C Savs q passsss
 dsf fsalN,

ihdIahapolls, find, Aus BD-toh. fr0hted with tie alternative Of wreck Ing Lake Erie and Western freight tfnlf If allowing 4 disastrous eoiiIsie 4 between the freight and a Chicago and Erie Bnssttgtr train, tie operator ht kI1eslahd yesterday tiIose the former and threw { lever which sefit the freight into ditch. fife had given tie freight the right of way ovef Il cross Ing If the two roads before he Sis covered the passenger vas approach ing the crossing at ful speed fire locomotive and due cat bf tile freight were dtfalled, but fb bne was ifiiure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
CREATES COTTON DEMAND
Growth of the Staple fs Encours led by England in Her coi-
 onies.

United States Consul Haistsad a, Birmingham. Engiara. has reported ,o the department of commerce and iator that there is an apparently veil or. ssnlted movement started by the cot. ton manufacturers 5f Great Britain to encourage the growth of cotton ln she British possessions and countries other than the United sss.ss. where natural conditions favor prsfthble cultivation This movement ls D~ing directed by the British Cotton sfovins ~@oriasson and gas organized so libsrs,e the Brit. ish cotton trade from ,hs danger Of American specuiafofs
 The dsuIsnd for cotton steadily in. crssses. but co far ,he oonsui ~.ys there has been no corresponding fevsi- opmsni of the soufres of supply n. hnss crop yrofaesf in ,hs rnIssf states kas relieved ihs situation. but American planters. 'hs report p.oints cus. desire to main sin prices bv r~- fueins fhs prosuesfos. The ins~rn.- 'ionsi cotton congress in session a, Manchester . feu seets aTo. asssrrsf that Ia ten years 3sa01.bna scres nn- fer ooston viil h~ rssessry h suppir the vorids demand and tbs rris.s s;s'ss silI be oniy zeis "a proTis. 1s.- eo-a ss1. and that unI' sin t- rssrhet ~iikln seven years
 India Africa fhs wsst indiss B.o.- n~o. IAsus and Cvrsus have su<h rs.- ursi conditions fha. cotton nsy .. rais>d shwe viss esoi r@uiss To rro- mi. 'ke lnfsrrs- "a s.- norsrer. ss~ p-irfsh Cotton fsr1~irr ss~nxfsfson kss opsnsd lr Lcnscn co srhfbssto-- ehes fAs pro1s>ss of the RseiisA csi- ooaD wp snova
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
TIMELY roY1us

Look at that polished oak chsmbe, sult for s5b at faneiets. You can get lt on easy payments.
 John Mct1ilisott says u.s an rail lelilrh ccsii lasts longer and rlsss more heat.
 U, L Dickinson < Son sell surfens feedi the best milk producer on tha market. s23 T ion.
 tirieve, plsset & ffoliahd viii pui many articles on sale to.morfow ai . loss price than was paid for them.
 Ask for . sample card of paints st zlrlatzkiM Marks Co.'S Pure paint and cheap
 Austrian rhina cake plates with dantt decorations ht tmrrans sale for Sac English jet teapots spc.
 Look ur Beaton Rutfer house price on lard. three pound paii for 2se, thtee pound silver leaf a0c.
 Dodge says tho Jennr-s Miller shoes are th. kind for women who are particular about .iielr foo,wesf.
 Jones. Morgan q Co have . bls line of Hercules" school suits snd Tesf about shoes for boys
 To morrow win bc basement fay af Reid & Hughes Everything for the canning season in stock.
 fcnner has line cf preserving ket. iies. fruit jars. sttra covers. fulil,er flngs, etc.
 Arthur Bradley Shoe Co.'S hays' school shoes. made lh one piece wear uell and viii not rip
 Tho rubilr Msrse, vii sve iSt, pounds granuistei sursr for si wsi nesday snd Thursdsy.
 scrne reel pisno bargains ., q. IT. Lewis Co's sfslnwar fit0. knai,s san. and many other rs.sl ones.
 r. H. Carroll has three samiir houses fnr sale on renfrst svsnue wooilawn terrace snf Sorth usln street
 Miller & p~s gre selling remnants Of hlsek sud eoiorei dre-s Ee--fs at mufh below rsguisr prices
 Parents wtii he looking ssr rsi... hlouses of essfs psn,s for hors fhis week. tpson. Singleton q Co hsve them.
 E. l Finn say. lie sho~@ sr. Fusf ause~f ts give ssiisfsesicn in iock. ss sell as ln wear.
 
 ehir~n's hnse ~ 70 rents . rasr. inst risht fer schgpI vesr. hh~sr~ zsr. si X. pourt~-ua
 navs' srf sirss srh~oi stc~s nsss~ ln hps eaif. rIef kid spf fsn q ur sf seanertLrut ftesf q shc~ ro's
 R.R Hsrs~- hss ( d'ssssy ~ fen and winser rso<fing rrsdy srr '-sr~~ issuu. schof ciosh-s scr t-v.
 I. l. sts~hsa ssts rsu ned aas xa aopn sa@n at nigis ser \ f~rtw fl yos r.nsuIs his sd
 The s~ne- Co ksv. ssnue p~etsy mahogany rp<ters snf etsirs. sise sss sabies
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
FISH ASb GAME HARbBvs.
Appointed by Commissioners for Next
 Two Years.

The fish and game commissioners yesterday feappolnted for two tears from September 1 the following fish aiid eaine wafdens i. Hartford eo,itty-john NJ. Foote, West Hartford.
 New Haven county Henry f1. Brad. let, Btanfotd.
 ]. New London counts Thomas .s. Rtlet, Mystic rl C., stonirgton.
 Fairfield county Edward if. Bailey Dahbury.
 Wlndham countt- Herman a. Car. fer Putnam.
 fitchfleld eouhty-Dr Hoses IA Ross, Canaan.
 Mlddeses counttAtharies 1 t,aks Cromwell.
 Holland county George W. Baton, stafford Springs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
fHB REV f. f ttRNBaAS.

MIddietovn, Aug Bo-A copy pf the Manila American. published a Manila, f, l., July 26, Iias been received bt n Middletown man. It contains ati afti. te bv tha Rev r. F terhegan, now q school teacher at Manila.
 'the Rev Mr tetheEah was at bhe time pastor of the f,uptst church In thls tlty and it was shortly after he left here that hn evolved his scheme for getting gold btlt of sen water. He hhs been a teacher In the Philippines for The past three Of four teafs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
conrlim.n, Con. wrans.

Musrsns had just been introduced so . hsi1e ~ sin veeks ss | social gather. 1ss ssd sfsss . remark about shs vesshey hs ssid. rsllan,fy.
 ~Asd hay. [ really the pleasure os ne~sing the be.atifai Nfs smvrhs vhoss prsisex are being sounded by svsrybe1yf-
 -oA. 70. Mr. Nssriss.~ the isdy re- p'be1- The b>sstifsi Mrs. smytks so vhou yoa refer ss the sife os ny bus banfs cousin
 -AA. s>e.~ replied Nsgxisa T 0uuun1 ehm0 Duuf bs . nsuahs ouDe 1ouA>-oaSU0 mn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
L..ri. a., tl.it rr..ls..,.

WASHINGTON. Aur 9e - Aetluz Secretary of sssfe f,oomls left here fpr New T-rs. IL is ssid ke nsy vIsls the pessi3>nf ss Oysser Bar. He srpe~ts so return ts wsssinesos In t~o cr fkr~~ days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
Ht6tttJANb bivtstoN CHANGE
p0ughkeepsie Bridge Line to Be
 Again Run by |. x. E.

An important change otl the High land ditlsioii of the New York. New Haven ahd Hattford railroad is being bttaheed to take effect septembet i. At that tltne the, operation of the PUuebkeepsia Bridge line. from Hope well Junction 10 Pbughkeepse and Matbrook, Will cease to ba iihdet the Highland division and will De re- stiified by the regular management of tie Uetitfai New England tailwas. of which it Is q part The section of the New Haven roads most recent he. ltilfeinett the Newbufg, buehess and between Hobeweli june iloti nhd Fishkill landing, which whs fttiheriy operated bt the Highland di vision. will again become | patt of that division. Although the Central New bngland ls controlled bt the Con sUllduted the western ehd ia nov being operated undet a lease to tho load which expires Att gust 3i.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30

gavsvsses sessss Isse sssss ss rsse.
 BUFFALO. Aug 9e.-Fssoei;ss spd tseg soses divioe1 s1s esr1 co H9s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30

Eos RENT - A ace es res- -sszses. 1T sI7 esv .s-sA i-ssn ss ssses ID nsrsA nasis sxroe4 A1o9
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
A Jolly Party

A select party comprising Messrs.
n. b. Arnold, Robert MeKinstry, h.
+. Hill and Harry Teneh. add Misses
Bette snd Carrie Miller snd Bessie
King, took advantage Of the beautiful
moonlight night aud participated W a
drag ride 20 Newnsn's Lake Wednes-
day evening The party was chapcr-
oned to Mn A. x YanDeyenter
The night was calm and beautiful.
aud ou the romantic shores ~ the lake
a fine picnic lunch, which hsd been
prepared by The ladies was served,
The occasion passed 90 yery pleas.
antly. and viii BE- long remembered
by the Little parry uho participated
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
You will hasten recovery by taxi
Ing one Of Ayers Pills at bedtime.
THE NEWS FROM ALAcHUA.
Complimentary Dinner to Popular
Young People--Personal Notes.

Complimentary Dinner to Popular
Young People-Personal Notes.
Alachua, March a Miss Mary
Hawkins has returned from a visit to
Gainesville
Mrs r. 7 Frederick Of Newberry is
in the city today.
DR., Bells advertising corps are here
this week, and are giving pleasing en-
tertainments each night.
Material is being placed on the
ground for an addition TO tie resi-
dence Of r. A. Turner When COM
pleted this will be one of the hand
soonest homes in this place. Con-
tractor + E. Bell viii DO the work.
The residence OF J. Frazor is being
treated 60 a coat Of paint.
A big dinner was given in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. S. @. Dell, who were
married at Melrose on the 10Th inst
at the home of the formers parents at
Traxler. Those receiving Invitations
had royal time.
The A, G. L. work train was here
this week aud the carpenters helped
the looks of things around the depot
and other buildings wonderfully
Miss Matte Turner entertained a
few Of her young friends Saturday in
celebration OF her tenth birthday,
Matte is an ideal hostess, and all had
good time
Miss Kate Dell of Traxler u visiting
friends and relatives here this week,
The Knights Of Pythias will enter
tain tonight with big speech cumpli-
mentary to the ladies. A good many
out-of-town visitors are expected
and the X ~ P.'s know how TO enter
tain, and they delight in doing all
they can. Covers will be laid for
eighty guests
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
The line.un.
Piek.Ups.

Francis did good work in right field
for Stetson
Tay lor, as usual, showed up well at
third He's all right,
Harmon pitched a good game and
will be in the game al the time.
Jacobie and Campbell made sevetsl
star catches in the foul liue during The
game.
Harvey Hutchinson was fair Ia HE
decisions, and there was little fault
found
The Stetson boys are very clever
baseball aggregation, and show up we'll
on or OF the diamond,
Il was painful TO see the orange and
black drug" in the dust, boz we hope
FOR today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
Doig Gets Tony

Manager George Doig OF the Elec-
tric Light 4 Power Company IL fell
low foil Of ambition. lie IL always
alert 70 something new (eyen meter
and through bis energetic methods
and hrst.class service, has managed 70
work upa fine service and a fine trade.
But Manager Doig is never Fati'6ed
which is 90 his credit lie - continu.
ally looking iof business land Is con-
tlnually getting &c. he isa shrewd adj
vertiseT. and 10 addition 90 bic regular
course a few days ago Installed mag
niHeent illuminated sign. mention o.
which appeared n The Sun Notwitb-
standing thar she sign Was one % The
most attractive eVet seen in tbe s0uth,
George was not satished until BE- in.
stalled rrd and blue lights in ibe lut
letter. oi esch cord This demonstTat-
I'd loyalty 90 bic county -fed white
and blue and a. che samr slime sceom-
plisbed zee purpose by making more
elaborate sdect The Ens Mr Dogs
own idea aud t ws a god one
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
MRS. HUNTER Will COME.
Rumored That She VIII be Assistant
in Gainesville School Next Term.

Rumored That She viii be Assistant
in Gainesville School Next Term.
Itisa source OF much pleasure to
learn that Mrs. Edith Hunter, for
some time one OF Alaehua county's
most efficient teachers, but who is nov
employed at Jensen, on the East Coast,
win be assistant principal in the
Gainesville Graded and High School
next term, having consented to sue
coed Miss Glenn Hampton, nov in the
Office Of State Superintendent Hollo'
way at Tallahassee.
Nrs. Hunter is well and favorably
known throughout Aisehua county
As an instructor she is second 20 none,
holding first grade certificate In
her work as a teacher in this county
she has always given most perfect sat
isfaction. and those who know her will
be pleased az che Information that she
may reform
Mrs. Hunter was principal o. the
Hawthorn school. one o. che largest
and most important IN the equity last
season. AZ assistant in che largest
school 10 she county she 8 boun1 20
make a success.
This Information Sc not official. but
comes from a reliable soarce
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
ONE FOR sTETsoN.
Gas, Florida Loses to Stelson Ball
Tossers-o Good Game.

The heavy rain at noon did not
dampen the enthusiasm Of the lovers
oil BASEBALL To any great extent. and
when ihe hour arrived tor ,l,e game
between The oetsou University niuc
md the East Florida Seminary team
on the diamond. there was very COM
pItmsnary crowd present to witness
he contest.
The field was quite VET, and when
she ball struck the grass t soon be-
come very slippery, and it was hard to
field, although the score showed very
good game.
The Seminary boys were first to bat
and Got p mau as far as third, the
$ e;sons also securing a goose egg.
In the second inning the Seminary
team got run ON q bad throw TO the
home plate, SteIson getting another
zero mark
In the third and fourth innings
both teams played fast ball, and
not player got home.
The NTH inning proved bad one
for the SENS, who failed TO make a
run, but The boys from the South got
in three on account Of errors OF che
home team
The seminary boys made rally in
the sixth, scoring one and shutting
out the visitors, but in The seventh
the run-getting WAS reversed three
fold, Stetson marking up three runs on
hits and clever playing, This ended
the scoring, the eighth and ninth re-
sulting in blanks for the home boys,
Stetson not needing their half OF the
ninth.
The score by innings;
L. f. SO l 0 0 Q O 0 o.
Stetson. 20 0 0 0 3 0 3 o x-8
Struck out by Harmon s, by Pelot 8.
Double plsy-By Stetson, Pelot,
Pounds and Il. Mickle
Umpire-HRrvey Hutchinson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
Startling Mortality.

Statistics show startling mortality
from appendicitis and peritonitis. 10
prevent and cure these awful diseases
there is just one reliable remedy, DR..
Kings New Life Pills. NJ Flannery,
IA Custom House Place. Chicago, says
They huve no equal for constipation
and biliousness." 25c at druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
For an impaired Appetite.

Loss Of appetite always results from
faulty digestion All that il needed
is few doses OF Chamberlain Stom-
aeh aud Liver Tablets They will in-
yigorate the stomach, strengthen the
digestion and give you sn appetite like
wolf. These tablets also act a. gen.
lie laxative For sale by ali druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
InraIl.LI. II RheumaL-lm

have been s1aering Tor fhe past
Ieu years win sewers atises ~ fheu.
uaiism sud found thar Ballard SNOW
Linimeni vas sh- only ih'ug thaf gave
me sst.sfsctIoa ane tended o. alieri-
ute mg pains MATCH 4lfr. 1879. John
C nernaH. Efusnar. tsl 2e ele
nndti SOLD o. psi 20 Iphufop
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
TELEPHON 'NG
JOY iDINGS
Orange Trees in Full DlooY and
Truck Farms Are Prygfc.
TAE coUNTRY is PROSPECTING

Truckers in Southern Alachua Are
Shipping Products and Receiving
Good Prices-First Shipment of Peas
From johnson Farm Thursday
The East Florida Telephone Com
pany continues to extend its lines, and
within short time the territory with
in a radius of fifty miles will be thor
oughly covered, il the present rate of
building is continued.
Chas. O. Voyle construction man
ager Of the company, has been working
on line from Mcintosh TO Orange
Lake for the past three or four days,
and in conversation with him oyer the
phone from Mcintosh Thursday, he
stated that the line would be completed
to Orange Lake today.
The system is absolutely perfect,
and a conversation between the most
distant points so far reached can be
heard as distinctly az if the persons
were talking in the same, room.
Mr.. Yoyie states that the orange
trees about Mcintosh are putting on
full bloom, consequently the growers
are happy, as a big crop is anticipated
next season. The truckers are also
happy, as the crops are looking fine,
and promise prolific yield. The grow
ers are shipping cabbage, which are
bringing good prices in the Northern
markets.
First Shipment Peas.
Through the courtesy OF Manager Z.
E. Yoyle The Sun man called up DR..
w. G. johnson Of Micanopy Judging
from the tone Of the Doctors voice he
was in excellent spirits, as well he
might be- since he stated that he had
shipped from his excellent truck farm
the first consignment OF English peas,
which he declared were very fine, The
Doctor owns one of the most prolific
truck farms in the county. Among
other things be has four acres in peas,
two and half acres in bell peppers, a
large acreage in cabbage, lettuce,
pkra, etc. Tire lettuce from his field,
unprotected, which was recently ship
ped to New York, sold in that market
"Wednesday at "a 90 per basket All
crops are looking fine, and DR.. Johnson
states that his orange trees are LITERAL
" covered with bloom The prospects
are that the yield from his grove next
season will be the heaviest it has ever
been.
The system now given by the East
Florida Telephone Company is great
mutual advantage to all who are in
cluded in its territory,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27

s. J.. Apple Er.Probats Judge Or
lava Co. Kansas writes. This % 90
sav that have used BaIlard's Hors-
bound syrup Tor years and that : do
rot hesitate tc recommend 50 ~ the
hasf cough fvrup have ever need
~ g0s fIN Sold by ~ " J9trsoD
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27

In buying coagb medicine fof chill
dfen never b. aifs.i 90 buy Chaubsr.
laia's C0agh Remedy There Be- 40
danger from &c and relief 10 sIHays
srre 10 folioE Sc % efreeisilg Faia-
shie fog co'tf ffo1p and utQopiog
cough Fer lie 81 ail dfugfaif
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-27
A Chicago Alderman Owes His Elec-
ton to Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

Kennedy
81 can heartily and conscientiously
recommend Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for affections OF the throat
and lungs Gays Hon. John Sheniek,
220 So Peoria ST., Chicago. Two
years ago during a political campaign,
caught cold after being overheated,
which irritated my throat and was
finally compelled 70 stop, ~ could
not speak aloud In my extremity q
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 inflammation had largely
subsidized. took several doses that
day. kept right on talking through the
cam paign, and ] thank this medicine
that / won my seat IN the council"
This remedy is for safe by all drug
gists