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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

While attempting 70 arrest VIII
johnson, a bad negro who lived az
/ Hawthorn, On Friday night, Frazer
/ MARSHAL, the marshal Of that town,
was compelled 70 hl his man Ths
negrO had pCOeee5ed to Cd up On
''boOze" and make the usually quiet VII
sze one 70 resemble mining town n
the West, when the O.heer approached
him 70 place him under arrest for his
disOrderly conduct and disturbance On
the streets The negro had Just r.
TUNED from his home, and vas not the
kind % submit to arrest He vent az
the oheer with q vim, trying 70 get
his weap0n, making q grab for the pis-
tOl On his FIST dash. Although . snail
nan, the officer grapPled with the Ne
gro and vas compelled 70 shoot hin IN
the scufHe which followed 70 prevent
the negro from killing him. A eOrO-
ner's juEy vas N session 8 large part
Of Saturday investigating TIE Wit
nessS n the affair and after hearing
an the evidence the officer vas TUNED
lOOss, beng justified N killing johnson
Gainesville Sun.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

Probably the largest deed N II,
amount Of and ingOlEed ever peoOrdet
n Dade county vas fled for recon-
Yesterday N the Office Of me clerk o.
the circuit court the sane beng I
three distinct instruments one a deed,
another contract, and the third {
mortgage. The deed vas made b. ths
Trustees Of the internal improvement
Fund TO Richard ]. BOHes Of New Mex,
ico, and the number Of acres Of and
decided Is 500, O0S,57, sod az no dollars
per acre. The lani VII be paid for o.
the instaTment pan, the purchaser
paving $50, 900, 70 Be followed By snOth-
e. payment Of SS401Q On the first o.
January n each year from the first Of
next Jznuzyy 70 the same date IN Jan
uary, 1914 A payment Of sloo, 90 VII
become 6ue o. January lSt, 1915, ana
tie balance n aAnuzl payments Of
&l0, 90, the last beng due n 1913
The State IS obligated 70 Use half the
amount received from the purchaser 70
carr o. theirzinzge work Il the Ever
gla5es a mortgage deed n TIE sun
Of so, 90 s he'd by the trustees Is
security for the payments as Specified
n tie contracts TIE State Obigstes
itsef 70 furnish dreiEes, dstrsy al tx
pelses for operation Of the d1eigeS
and 70 Construct As many canals II TIE
Everglades as csn Be constructed With
tie $50, 90, q hzf tie amount r.
es.yei II payment for the E1i bought
81 Ny. B0lsS Il further agrees 10
permanently .oEe- ne Es1e- 4 lake
Okeecho5ee fur Zee. and TIE water O.
TIE szro-nl-lg zl5s three feet The
Safe 05lga,es Itself 70 Dig 4 seres q
cS1zls II order . reduce TIE waters
Mani Metropolis.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

Fi-s cary Saturday Io-l-1g II
Gzi-ssyzle grss-lly damaged ne 21ge
,--zo-s.ory 5<eE1g q TIE corner q
Liberty s--54. ard oak ayea-e. owned
IL 5 Y. Duke az eoIl1c-eo IS z
tss-5-g h5uss by Ms Flc2s1ee A.
nod Wen lie Ire EzS disroTe-e1 ],
E-zs vel -l5z- Ezy- BeS5eS the .oss
70 he oz1z- o. IL building zl6 10
Ms. A--os5 scls q re aoa-3e-s Aso
rss- cl5--z7E o-zs-zs6 II tie 1zles-
D-. Va R-ss=Z q -Ls jasper Nor
IA L-s1-1-e, ~ SIC vzS 9-eS-1s--
q re Fc-51 Is111s-s Association
c.s Czs- ysE - -1--E 5Sszgs
tsr.-- sz-5zs NM He V-S stopping
~ z-- --s= E-- III zE -zz--S
r .-a 81 lake IS -E-- ----- --= -----
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

Charlie Williams. 3 negro nan, vas
burnei to death On the d.. Palmer
Place three niles out On the Jackson
Bluff rad, Saturday night In the
early evening be requested permission
Of rs owner 70 occupy an Outbuildng
for the night. The privilege vas r.
fused hin, bit he entered the shack
ANYWAY and made q fire n the chimney
pace. The aeIt morning 3 small sOn
Of Mr.. Palmer, N passing, discovered
that the building bad been buned and
= closer scrutiny revealed the form Of
The neyro SUI smOllderng u the en-
hers A CORNERS inquest vas he'd
Sunday afternoon and seyerai witnesses
examined bit no evidence could be OBJ
tzinad placing responsibility upon any
one -TaIshzssee True Democrat
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

With the closing Of saloons N Ala
bana, there i a rush Of former liquor
dealers Of that State 70 Pensacola and
Il s expected that many n addition to
thOss already heated there VII sOOn
Open up business. Almost every avail
abe building Is nov occupied By msn
Who have cone fEOm ether Georgia or
Alabama, and real estate men are N
receipt Of eolnnnicatiOns from many
others Who desire 70 locate n that city
and DO q wholesale beSneSs win their
former customers
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

While On the A. c. L, dock yeS-er-
day. Frank L Shape, s tourist from
Delaware, O., found = pocketbOok COZ
tziniag S9l0. Soon afterwards be saE
3 adv and others looking carefully Over
The dock for the lOst pocketbOok. Step
Ping ID % TIE kiy. NJ. Shape asked
hsr h0E much money vas n the POck-
e.book she hsi LOST She replied,
Three hundred dollars" II. Shape
then tod he that he had toCsd Il, and
I 81 onoe delivered the pOcket6ook intact
70 TIE owner. Did she land NJ. Shape
a tSe1,y No. E3eei. she didn't:
n5t that D., she handed hin 8 lemoa-
Sc ID III even thz1k hin 70. finding
Z, b1t ru-1ei away an3 g5t CT q
sga1 Is son as she could leaving W
stare . much surprised young 1z1- 70
poa5s- q What night have been. -
S. Petersburg Independent
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

al winter E81X o. bis, Deg
fzkirs mo Flo-i3s hss 5agUl
Soaea q the t-Ioe have sl1essy
< o6cs. SIZE Of Jss- 42Pa--
SCI abe % sz-n 3 EyIg Is
Iyee Of tie 05cs, b1t tas Pa
s. h535ez b 8 par q oos9-e1
rof kzs1sss represented q
5 ge1srsLy successful a01
z receive The ans Eai1A
15t deserve. EVER &c q
e Sud & EvsS- g1-a1 .
s-.h11,5es al required %
cz-s IS rgz- C-.zc-S G
c.-g- I'd o. Nose c.
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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

Fum the best information We can
pather Hamilton county has the lowest
assessment Of any county N the State,
and Tery likely, taken ss a wbOle The
lowest Valuations In addition 70 this
the county s entirely free Of debt
his Is, indeed, q ersdtsble record for
the retiring Board Of County COmmis-
SOners, and the county can vel afOTd
10 build hard rOadS There IS probably
no other county IN the State free Of
debt-White Springs Herald
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

he 0ratoncal contest for the high
sebOOl students Of the safe u1aE ne
suspioes Of The Florida State Ed1ca-
tOnal Association. at its tWenty-thrd
snuual session held at Gainesville,
proved qdte successful NE ms
medal v.s Won By Robert Tucker Of
the jefferson Collegiate Institute a
NOuteeHO While the seeOnd vas
awarded to Ralph Prsthsr Of the St
Petersburg high School
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

0riiay Safe Teachers Asso-
: seSSio1 2 Gainesville Is,
sctei ofEcs1s Tor tie ensuing
,.lows: Present, T. a Hath
,-vresiSent. Mss Icz Frank
12-y. J. I. Damo03; ueAs-
$ Lillian NcGzhy. Executive
@B 3. Lana Guy / Net-
Z. Ts55s-, 5. Philips, l. D.
eLzni vas chossa Is IL pEc5
z fO- nsIt year.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

?. Isler declares K s lot the
tier that prevents successful
ul,ure n tins section, buE he
Of the white a.. He sb0Es 70
Democrat an orange EAT oOm-
nETzpped WITH q sn1t7y-hke
G, Ehich prevents cTe0-aton
Is death Of The foliage Il
With insecticides vas adopted
remedy TIE eyiL-IaAahzssee
n0crzt
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

ing b the stairway. be jumped fran 3
second story window 70 the ground,
giving his back q severe wrench He
vas taken to the Pearre HOUSE, where
medical attention was gwen HIN and
he VIII be al right again N a few days
Ms. AnOH vas also injured HlOUgh
not seriously By pieces Of burning wood
falling onher. Thefre originated from
a defective Hue.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

izht wOznd caused BY the expo
"a 10Y pistol IN his pocket caused
stA Of Newell EdmistOa, an 8
a boz, az AubIndale TetSuus
4 frOua the wOund and led TO his
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

tzR TIE fact thRl the EOrk S
4 sor Oos nan 70 handle with
lectng s0ne portion Of II 70
rinsns Of al the Elevator
. sscure 8 coed al around
Ng mEn, who VII manage the
s1Eness and take an interest
AT To1ch 5 nan this s sn
not often % Be secured -
le Elevator.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

entaes has ben Let for the
rtioa q one hundred miles Of
"A n Hamilton county. The
3 e approved highways IS De-
sogniss3 N every progressive
nity h tie State
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

&c niles Of oil rad constructed
Ost Of aaOOO By Duyal county,
experiment. has been voted q
b. the Beard Of County Com
aeF&
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

.ssezaa fron the coast tells the
see TFus Democrat that oyS-
. - abondAnt this year that
\ e. wagons drive into the Calf
- and are badsd up. the b.
rg hanGed with pitchfOrkA
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

,ss MiEgaa. 3 prominent citizen
uta Rosa county, vas killed near
an, N thar county, By beng
\ trun his hOrse-
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

y buildings erected IN jacksonville
2 TIE year 1908 total 3 yzluEiOn
Rriy three million dollars
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08

Tho1sznis Of quarts Of sTEEbenies
beng shipped frOn TIE Lakeland
in
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08
N~N~N~~
ESTATE NEWS
@N~~~~~N@

81 Petersburg nov boasts Of q d.
rert steamship Enc 70 Havana and Key
Vest
, 1909-12-16
O. S. Gleason. Photographer

o. s. Gleason, theAphotographer
who has beeu here for the past
three or four months, taking pic
lures, left yesterday, accompanied
by his wife for Encampment.
where he has some work to do.
He will then probably 90 to some
place in Colorado for the winter
returning to this place in the
spring with a view of locating here
permanently. Mr.. and Mrs. Glea-
son both like ~Saretoga and the
people here and are 10th to leave
for even a short time. As they
are our kind of people we will be
glad to welcome them back in the
spring.
, 1909-12-16
Elkhorn Tunnel Progressing

Mine Manager, NJ. B. McKillup,
Was in from the Elkhorn Friday
and Saturday, leaving for the
mountains again Sunday morning.
He reports that they are already
in rs feet on the $50 foot tunnel
on the Elkhorn. They have a
building constructed at the mouth
of the tunnel and all of the limb
ers and supplies for prosecuting
the work are now ON the ground
Two shifts have just been put on
and they r making four feet pei
day and doing the timbering as
they GO.
MIR. McKillip is a Master Work
man. Every blow counts where
he has charge and if nothing hap
pens to prevent the tunnel will be
completed by the LIST of March
1910.
, 1909-12-16
GOOD NEWS
FROM MAGNOLIA
Superintendent Scott Of the
Mine Expect to Cut Main
Lead by JAN. 18th

Word was received here on the
9th, from Gold Hill that the Mag
nolia tunnel was in $50 feet and
that they expected to cut the main
lead between the LIST and 18th of
Jan. They have cut two other
leaps in the tunnel, one of which
showed Hornblende quartz and
on being PANIED out showed free
gold. Stockholders in Saratoga
are anxiously awaiting the good
news, for when the main lead is
cut the Magnolia will be inquest
ionably one of the richest mines
in the West. Arrangements have
been made by which the news
will be brot on s~now-shoes to the
Want ranch and telephoned in
from there.
, 1909-12-16
Bought Carload of Apples

The Saratoga Grocery Company
purchased a carload of apples this
week from Issac Flood, who ship
ped them in several weeks ago
and stored them in the basement
of the Baker building on the east
side. The apples are IN fne shape
and are made up of several we'll
known and popular varieties, such
as donations, Greetings, Genetans
and Ganos. Mr.. Pearson, mana
ger, will place these apples on the
market at popular prices and
every one should be we'll supplied.
, 1909-12-16
Bought McFarlane Cattle

The deal for the McFarlane cat
tie, puIchaced by W. G. Metcalf.
transferred to Hunter, Casteel
& Hunter and the cattle turned
over the first of the week The
cattle were moved, a part of them
to Pass Creek and the rest of them
passed thru here yesterday morn
ing on the way to the CONFESS
ranch up the river, where they
will be cared for the rest of the
winter. II. A. Hunter passed thru
Saratoga yesterday morning on
his way east, following up a ship
ment of 20 cars that left Walcott
Tuesday in charge of W. H. Hun
ter, another member of the firm
The firm will ship another bunch
Saturday.
, 1909-12-16
Masonic Election

At the Masonic Election held
Thuriday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year;
w. M, A. G.. Huntington, s. W.,
w. h. Stoyer, j. W., Dean Plaster
Treasurer,.J. b. Maghee, Secretary
q. F. Clark. The following officers
were appointed; s. d., f. b. Win
ner, j. D LIS. Gorton, S. s., G. B.
Sterrett, j. S. G. l.. Nesbett, Tyler.
Ernest Pearson.
These officers will be installed
Tuesday evening December 21st,
at which time there will be a Joint
installation of the Masonic AMI
Eastern Star officers.
, 1909-12-16
Severson Leaves Town

s. Stevenson, a blacksmith who
has been running the D.. S. Rich
mond blacksmith shop for the
past 6 or 7 months. left Sunday
for parts unknown. 1t is reported
that he left several people in the
lurch, one of the accounts being
a boa rd- of So due Mrs. Hump
hreys ofthe Sweetwater restaurant.
Deputy Sheriff 9. >. Taylor, tele-
praphed to officers IN Cheyenne to
apprehend Stevenson and hold him
unless he paid the Humphreys
bill. Nothing has been heard from
him at the time of going to press.
Severson was II good workman and
made plenty of money, There
was really no excuse for his being
behind in any of his account.
, 1909-12-16
Eastern Star Elect Officers

Al its regular meeting last even
ing Saratoga Chapter, No. IL, o.
+. 3, elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing year: Worthy
Matron, Mrs. j. F. Crawford, Wor-
thy Patron, Judge W. L. Kuyken-
dali, Associate Matron, Mrs. W.
u. Forney, Treasurer, Mrs. A. G.
Huntington, Secretary, Mrs. Fan
ny ID. Lee, Conductress, Mrs. G.
w. Maxtield, Associate Conduct
ress, Mrs. j. w. Huston. The ap-
pointive officers have not been
named at this time. The instala
ton of the above officers will take
place next Tuesday night at the
same time of the installation of
Masonic officers.
, 1909-12-16
Baby Party
Contributed

On Friday afternoon Dec. 10th,
Miss Grace Crawford entertained
at a baby party for her little
friends of Saratoga and vicinity.
The afternoon was bitter cold
but the babies were so eager to
renew their acquaintance with
Miss Crawford and to accept of
her gracious hospitality, that they
were nothing daunted by the
wintry blasts, and insisted upon
attending with their mothers.
When all we're assembled the
photographer arrived upon the
scene and this SO surprised and
delighted the babies that each
assumed his sweetest smile and
a picture was taken of the entire
party.
The afternoon was pleasantly
spent by the mothers in sharing
with each other their various ex-
p%eriences in raising babies and
discussing the latest scientific
methods of bringing up the Young
America.
A dainty refreshing lunch was
served after which all departed
for home leaving with Miss Craw-
ford the assurance that they
would long remember the day
Following are the little ones who
attended with their mothers;
Edith Broadhurst, Edith Buch-
anan, Gilbert Buchanan, Edla
Clammer, Rodric Crawford, Edna
Dahl, Olive Dahl, Cstharine Elk
dahl, George Ekdahl, Ethel Ed
wards, Inez Edwards, Marie Ed
wards, Mallie Hickok, Pauline
Hayes, Anna Huston, May Mcneil
George Mcneil, William Mace Jr,
Paul Pearson, Ernest Pearson Jr,
John Paulson Jr, Frances Paulson,
Dorothea Sammons, Lillian Sam.
mons, Ellsw orth Schilt, Glare
| Goodman, Grace Winsor.
, 1909-12-16
Jack Mccarty Killed

Denver, Dec. IA slip on the
ice as he alighted from M engine
in the Union Pacific j., ards yesier-
day cost John. r. McCariy his life.
He was a fireman on the U. r.
aud swung from the engine a- Is.
slowed for him at the crossing at
Thirty-first and Wazee streets. the
one nearest his home at BOO Law
renee.
McCarty stepped upon a small
area of ice and fell against the
drive wheel of the engine just as
the driving rod decended, it strik-
ing him on the back of the head,
fracturing his skull and killing
him instantly.
McCarty was returning home
from union station, where he had
reported in after his days run.
According to his usual custom, he
rode to the point nearest his home
on any engine that vas being
taken to the shops. He was q
familiar figure about the yards
having been employed by the U
P, for ten years.
McCarty was the sole support Of
an aged mother and sister living
with him at 300 Lawrence streeS
He was 40 years old and unmarried.
McCarty was a resident of this
valley for three or four years be-
fore going to Denver. He had a
number of friends here and was
well liked by all who knew him.
, 1909-12-16
EXPERT
ON ELKHORN
Dickenson Of Denver Makes
Examination for Benefit
Of Directors

The following ID taken ron the
rsport of H. P. Dickinson, the
bigh class mining expert of Den
YER. after an examination of the
EIkhorn early in November 10 the
Directors of the Elkhorn Copper
Mining Company. From all we
know of the mine we consider it a
conservative and reliable statement
If the condition of the mine and
believe our readers car depend up
on its accuracy:
"Since l have visited your prop
erty in July an incline shaft has
been started and carried down
directlyin the vein.On Nov 9th the
heading of this drift had been adj
yanced 70 feet from the lower lev
eli and the drift is in good, market
able ore all the way. AS is entirely
normal i'll ore dispositions of this
character, the vein has, in places,
pinched to two or three feet in
thickness but, as work has progress
ed. it has invariably widened out
and instances of from to 9 feet
of solid ore between walls are not
at all uncommon. At this time
the vein, where exposed in the
heading at the incline, is about
five feet thick. AS evidenced by
the shipment of a little over AS
tons of this material during the
past summer, the value of the ore
in this drift closely approximates
$1,000 per ton at the mine, at the
present rather low price III and
12t cents per poundl for copper
metal.
"My examination of your prop
eriy, made in the early summer of
the current year, convinced me
that you have here the markings of
a large, permanent. and profitable
copper mine. In comparison with
other large copper mines the aver
age grade of your ore is unusually
high, especially when the immen-
sity of the deposit. is considered.
AS development progresses you
will undoubtedly open up consider
able bodies of ore carrying "spec-
tacular" values, but it is the enor.
mou quantity of ore of average
grade from which your steady
profits will come.
while the work so far accomp-
lished proves that you are in poss-
ession of an immense deposit of
marketable copper ore, your devel-
opment is as yet in its infancy and
in no place have you reached the
limits of your ore body. 1t is
therefore, impossible to make any
deinate statements regarding its
dimensions, but sufficient has been
done to prove the deposit to be
500 feet long, 40 feet wide and
from 3 to 9 feet thick. This we
know and from all the indications
on the surface and underground
I thoroughly believe that these
figures will be many times
exceeded.
, 1909-12-16
N. W. A. Elect Officers

At the recent election Of the
Modern Woodmen of America the
following officers we're chosen for
the ensuing year: Venerable
Council, 81. E. Pilon, Worthy Ad-
visor, w. p. Hays, Treas. C.. F.
Holck, Secretary, l.. 81. Forde,
Camp Physician, DR.. Sam F. Price.
The installation will take place at
the next meeting of the Camp.
, 1909-12-16
Send Us The News

Send us the news and we will
print it. If you r unable to
come to the office kindly write it
down and drop it in the post-ofhce
We ara always thankful for any
favors given US in this line. We
are here to print the news if we
can get it.
, 1909-12-16
Rebekah's Elect

The following officers were chos-
en for the ensuing six months
Monday night by Sierra Madre
Rebekah Lodge No. 27. Florence
Scott, N. G Almeda Edwards V.
g., Viva Gould, Secretary and Car
rie Priquet Treasurer. The app
ointments will be made later.
, 1909-12-16

Mrs. Newton Williams left last Sat
urday for Canada,
, 1909-12-16
Christmas Tree on Cedar Creel

The good people of upper Cedat
creek and vicitity have determin-
ed on an Entertainment and Christ
mas tree on Christmas evening.
There will be a program and after
ward the presents from the tree
will be distributed. 1t is intended
to be a neighborhood affair and a
good time is expected.
, 1909-12-16

J. R. Dodds was down from the
Doggett ranch Monday alter aload OF
ranch supplies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-21
EARLY FIRE DESTROYS
A BOARDING HOUSE
WAS IN NEW SECTION AND OUT
or WATER RANGE.
Eleven Hundred Feet Of Hose Laid 70
Cope with Fire Which Had
Building About Consumed.

Nearly the entire luiltlng and &C.
oItents az no. 200 South Garden
street were Gesuo!ed ~ ere at IA
.arly hour Thursday morning. owing
. the department being unable 70
eoure sufficient pressure from the
Sattr works plant
While the IRE must have started
JomeW here near O'Clock. Il was
tbOUt $3.50 a. m. when the alarm was
turned In. and Il vas repeated several
times. which caused confusion and
the firemen were unable 90 tell just
which box was rung In. although, the
drivers knew by the first ring and
were soon upon the scene.
Eleven hundred feet Of hose was
required TO reach the building. which
was located in the new residence sec
ton not yet provided with IRE plugs.
and with all Of this the boys did fine
work IN saving the front part OF the
building.
II was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Newbern and run as a board
lng-hOuse. but had been closed for
the past three weeks. and from the
fact that there had been no IRE In
The part OF the building where Il Il
supposed to have caught for all Of
this time. Il Is supposed TO have been
OF lncendiary origin.
The building was owned by J. n.
Davis. who had Il fully insured. while
all OF the furniture and personal be-
longings Of the occupants were almost
4 total loss. they carrying only a
small amount OF insurance.
AS soon as the insurance matters
can be adjusted Mr.. Davis viii have
the building replaced.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-21

IL cured me-" or 1T saved the life
OF my child" are the expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlaln's
Collie. Cholera and DlarrhOea Remedy.
This Is true the world over where this
valuable remedy has been introduced
No other medicine In use for diar.
rhOea or bowel complaints has reeeiy-
ed such general approval The Sc
ret OF the success OF Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy
Is that Il cures Sold By an druggists.