Decatur Democrat, Volume 37, Number 38, Decatur, Adams County, 8 December 1893 — Page 1

VOLUME XXXVII.

Childrens’ books at Yager Bros. 88 ts Ed Martin was at Berne Monday on business. Henry Winnes is the man to go to for cheap boots, shoes and rubber wear. 4 Welfley & Son keep the best line of confectionary goods in the city. 88 8 Best and cheapest time of hanging and vase lamps at Yager Bros. 38 ts For Sale—A good mare with foal. Good time given. ■ J. W. Place. 36tf Leave your order for Xmas trees at Martin's. 88 4 Webb Foreman and wife of Berne are visiting Mrs. Foreman's parents and other friends here. If you want a good square meal at any hour, go to Welfley & Son, you can be well supplied. Kern & Brittson do not handle anything in their line but the best of stock. 38 ts The only place where you can get the celebrated Marion candy is at Martin’s Star Bakery. ‘ 38 4 For reliable goods, leather 1 , rubber or felt boots or shoes go to A. Holthouse. 38 ts Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!!! At Panic prices, at Ellsworth, Myers & Co. 36 4 FLOUR. All City Mills Flour, per barrel $3.15. 35-4 At Jacob Yager & Co. For the Best Bread, Pies and Cakes, Call at the C. & E. Bakery. 8 ly Albeiul Schurger, Prop. The grocery store of Hite Yager & Co. has changed hands so that it now is Jacob Yager & Co. Mr. Hite retiring. I J. Miesse, proprietor of the popular Miesse House, was quite sick the forepart of the week, but is at this writing able to be out again. A man without money is like a steamboat without fuel, he cannot go ahead, and among the ladies he is like the moon in a cloudy night, he cannot shine. Henry Winnes keeps constantly on hand finest line of Ladies and Misses shoes ever offered for sale in the Decatur market. 38-4 Welfley & Son keep constantly on band fresh oysters by the can, quart or tub at lowest prices, give us a call, we guarantee satisfaction. 38 3 J. J. M. LaFollett and John W. Headington, two of Portland’s leading attorneys, attended court here last Tuesday. They stopped at the Miesse House Protracted meetings are now in order and the goods roads insure full bouses. There is now a protracted meeting in progress at the Antioch "church near Hoagland, Allen county. J » ' ___________ For the newest and latest novelties in books and booklets, picture frames, Minors, Cuff & Collar Boxes, toilet cases etc, at rockbottom prices. Call on Ilolthouse & Smith, the druggists. 383 POTATOES. Five Car Loads of Michigan Potatoes. Fine Jersey Sweet Potatoes, at bottom Prices, at Jacob Yager 4k Co. 35-4 Go to Geo. Roop’s for your hand- ’ made boots and shoes and repairing. All work warranted and stock guaranteed. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. 2tf It is a Shame To sell wheat at 50 cents a bushel and ' pay two prices for goods when you can buy school shoes from 10 to 20 per cent lower than ever before at Kern & Brittson’s. Ex-Marshall Fristoe formerly of our city but now of Bluffton accompanied by Mrs. Fristoe and his Father spent Sunday with little Jim, and his family, they made this their Thanksgiving visit. A. .... “Every body is ooking for the best of it” in any and all business. The way to get the best bargains in boots, shoes and rubber goods is by calling at the Clearance Sale Store, on west side of Second street. Sign Red Lettered'' Banner. - 36 ts The Daily Leader is another newspaper adventure at Van Wert, Ohio, it is quite an infant in size but by parefull nursing we have no doubt that it will arrive at maturity, as the editor C. E. Detter is a hustler in the news-pa-per business. Remember the Soldiers Fair next week, the proceed to go to help the re-lief-fund of tha post, this is a worthy object and deserves the support of all charity’ loving people. While some rare bargains are offered to the public, the majority of ths goods being donated, they will be sold, so you can buy them at your own figure. Remember the time all next weak. .. ■■

The Decatur Democrat.

Ladies! call and see the new styles in Jackets at Jesse Niblick & Son. 87 4 Tony gives the best bargains in boots, shoes and rubber wear in the city. 88 ts If you want good goods, cheap goods, go to Topy Ilolthouse. 88 ts Girls buy your beau a Xmas present at iager Bros. 38 ts Rubber and felt boots cheaper than ever before at Kern & Brittson’s. 88 If Day or week board and lodging at Welfley & Sons’ at reasonable rates. 38 3 Eli Merryman has become tired of walking so far to school, so last Saturday moved to the country. Remember everything is engraved free at D. M. Hensley’s jewelry store. 33tf Butler & Co. shiped the flnest and fatest car of sheep last Saturday ever shiped from Decatur. Go to Henry Winnes if you want good goods, cheap goods, and the full worth of your money. 38-4 Tony Holthouse can supply the people with the best and cheapest goods in bis line in the county. 38 ts For Sale—Log wagon, loging outfit and dump boards, on three, six or nine months time. J. W. Place. 34-ts Every day is a bargain day at Kern & Brittsons, where the purchasing power of your (8) is the greatest. The inclemency of the weather has very much retarded the completion of the Shafer business room north of the Court House. The farmers are now improving the opportunity of marketing their hogs, sheep, and wood, by using their sleighs to bring in to market. W. M. Tague of Manroe township, made us a pleasant call last Saturday, he was accompanied by his wife who is a daughter of Recorder Boughman. Come! Cornel Comei and see us and we will send your feet away in a condition that you can spend a cold winter most comfortable. JKern & Brittson. SYRUPS and MOLASSES. Extra Golden Drip, per gal. 40c. N. O. per gal. 40c. 35-4 At Jacob Yager * Co. Now is the accepted time for bargains in boots, shoes and rubber goods at the Clearance Sale Store, west side of Second street. 36 ts

Isaac B. Kelly of Jefferson township, died November 80,1893, and was buried Saturday in the Loopborrow grave yard. He was one of the old pioneer of the county. Aron Bricker Superentendent of the Gravel Roads in the south part of the county wasdn the city Monday paying his quarterly respects to the Board of County Commissioners. There is nothing like knowing where to go when in need of any goods. For boots, shoes and rubber goods go to the “clearinghouse,” Gilliom & Case’s old stand. ts OILS Best Coal Oil, per gal. 12c Good Coal Oil, per gal. Bc. 354 At Jacob Yager A Co. - -T For a few days longer the Clearance Sale of boots, shoes and rubber goods will continue at the Gilliom & Case old stand. Sign of Red Lettered Banner. 36 ts The finest ten years old Guckenheimer pure Rye Whiskey at 15c a drink or two for 25c. For Sale only at D. M. Byers’s, corner Second and Madikon streets, Decatur, Ind.. A fine free lunch at all times. 37 40 F. M. Howell of this city in the employ of the Geneva Heading Co. at Geneva lost the two first fingers of his left hand by coming in contact with the heading satv. The wound was properly dressed by Dr. H. M. Aspy of Geneva. Wake up. Look to your interest, Christmas is about here and Coffee Bros. will give you the most and best holiday candies and toys for your money of any house in Adams County, we have more than a ton to distribute at a terrible low price. 37 ts By reason of the pioues of one who was present at the musicale given by Miss Harter at the Presbyterian Church, the saffiii passed unnoticed by us, while such are the facts, the musicale was a grand success, as was demonstrated by the rendition of a number of select pieces. On Sabbath last the churches, and Sabbath Schools were reasonably well attended, the inclemincy of the weather considered, but the after part of the .day was well represented on the streets by both old and young trying to see which could enjoy the greatest amount of pleasure sleigh-riding, and from the general appearance of the horses in tne evening, the people using them must have had far more pleasure than the horses.

DECATUR, ADAMS COUNTY, INDIANA, FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 1893.

A. W. Boyd of Bradford, was a guest of the Miesse House Tuesday. For Sale:—House and lot. Enquire of Daniel Schlegel. 82tf All new Holiday goods at Yager Brosno old stuff to work off. 38 ts The best horse shoeer In the city can be found at John King Jr. 38 1 Go to Kern & Brittson’s if you want good and cheap boots and shoes. 38 ts No cellar full of damaged rubber goods at K. & B. to be sold for first class. Mrs. L. N. Grandstaff, of Monmonth, is reported convalescent, and hopes are now entertained for her recovery. Miss Ida Moyer, on North Seventh street, solicits your washing and laundry work, satisfaction guaranteed. 38 2 For boots, shoes, rubbers and foot wear of all kinds and sizes, go to the old reliable, Henry Winnes, 38-4 The best line of ladies and Misses wear to be found at Tony Holthouse’s place. 38 ts Guns at reduced prices. The best ever offered in the city for the money, at Mollonee's, 35 4 On last Wednesday night the opera house was crowded with spectators to w itness the “Hand of Fate” which was a very fine play. Candidates for the various offices in the gift of the people are poping up from nearly every point of the compas in the county. When on Second Street you will see a large Red Banner. That’s the place for bargains in boots, shoes and rubber goods. Clearance Sale. ts John Wentzler is now prepared to do all kinds of reparing, cleaning, and cutting at his tailor shop in the Odd Fellow Building. Give him a call. 38 3 For Misses shoes of all grades, go to the Clearance Sale Store on Second street. Sign “Red Lettered Banner.” 36 ts Fob Sale—Brick and Tile. If you want to purchase, call and see our tile. Will be glad to give prices. Sizes from 3 to W inches. Will take 500 cords of wood for tile. Kbick, Meyers & Co. 35tf 1

Gus Plessinger and H. H. Grove, of Bluffton, stopped off here while enroute for Berne to attend the organization of aK.of P. Lodge at that place last Tuesday night. It pays to raise hogs. Wm. Bobnke, of Root township, sold to J. D Neidlinger thirty-one head of hogs that weighed 5,300 pounds. They were of the Chester White breed. If you want to shine forth like the sun on a beautiful Spring morning get your shirts, collars and cuffs done up at the Decatur Steam Laundry. 32 ts Key's & Van Camp.

Try the Decatur Steam Laundry. We have added some new machinery and have a first-class Laundry. All work guaranteed first-class. 32 ts Keys & Van Camp. CANNED GOODS. Standard 8 lb Tomatoes, 10c. “ 2 lb corn, 10c. 35-4 At Jacob Yager & Co. While it is early, to go to D. M. Hensley’s jewelry store and select your Xmas sresent and have him engrave it and lay it away for you. See his large cut in his prices. 83tf Kern & Brittson have finished their invoice and find the price paid for the stock so small that they will close out about $4,000 worth of it at cost. You can get a bargain in boot and shoes at their place. Al Dutcher, of Monmouth, Root township, butchered a pig last week eighteen months old, the net weight of which was five hundred and thirty-five pounds, that is right Al, learn the boys how to raise togs. The First Regiment Baud of Fort Wayne of which Frank E. France is a member will open their grand musical fair in the building formerly occupied by the Ft. Wayne fire department as an engine house, corner Court and Berry streets. The old time hostler of the Miesse House (I. J. Miesse) was on hand as of yore with the old time custom, setting up to bis frieuds and customers the grandest Thanksgiving dinner ever presented to the patrons of the Miesse House of whome all returned thanks for the hospitality received. Judge Heller last Friday disposed of the case of Smith against Everette 'in which there seemed to be sixteen small turkeys in controversy and three hundred and fifty dollars cost, Everette getting the turkeys, but they are dear to him as well as to Smith. When such matters comes up between neighbors they bad better each give one half of the amount in controversy, than to go tn law about it for they are always looser in the end.

fl CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ® FOR YOUR WIFE. YOUR CHILDREN.] YOUR GIRL. Carpet Sweeper, Sett of Furs, Ice Wool Shawl, Dress Pattern, Dress Pattern, Fancy Garters, Table Cloth, Pair Mittens, ; Handkerchiefs, Pair Blankets, Facinator, i Fancy Ties, Table Cover, Muffler, ; Silk Mittens, Ice Wool Shawl. 'Hoods, Mufls, Jacket, Handkerchiefs,! Aprons, Muff. Cloak. ■ Kid Gloves. -•- * • I DON’T MENTION IT But call at once at the Boston Store where you will finda complete line of the above. I. 0. 0. F. BLOCK. BOSTON STORE. KUEBLER & MOLTZ.

The Chicago & Erie road has made another cut on freight out of Chicago. A male Jersey calf for sale. Call at this office. 36 ts Bdye buy your girls a Xmas present at Yager Bros. 38 ts School boys are lively but the shoes bought at Voglewede’s old stand will hold them. For a complete line of Holiday goods at prices to suit the times, call on Holthouse & Smith, Druggists. 38 3 All kinds of fruits, nuts, candies and Christmas toys can be had at Welfley & Son. 38 3 ——4 For good goods, cheap goods and good bargains go to Kern & Brittson’s ! 38 ts BOOTS, SHOES and Rubber goods at your own prices. Gillom & Case’s old stand. j». 36 ts ,» J. E. Mann & Co. shiped the last week of November over five hundred head of fat stock, sheep and hogs, from the Decatur market. A Dr. Erwin of Lake!City, Michigan, is I in the city on provisional busionessi* The Dr. is a Brotwwß. K. Erwin of this ' Martin’s Star-Bakery is the leading confectionary and restaurant in the city, for ail fruits, candies and Christmas toys. * 38 4 Holiday Goods at Cost,—As we are going to close out some lines of our goods and put in others, and must have room at Ellsworth, Meyers & Co. Wednesday was a good business day for the merchants, as was fully evidenced by the number of farmers coming to market with large loads of grain, pork, live hogs, timber, etc. F ARMERS! When in the city look for the “Red Lettered Banner” where you can get all grades of boots, shoes and rubber goods at prices to suit the buyer. 36 ts Lost—A female Beagle hound, small in size, long brown ears, body spotted and long nose, goes by the name of “Gipsy.” A liberal reward will be given for her return. J, W. Place. 36 ts Why Not Como And convince yourself oftheuuequalle bargains offered on men’s “high grade” boots. No trouble to show goods. No fear of competition in prices at Kern & Brittson’s, • DRIED FRUIT. California Peaches,,best per lb 124 c. i “ Apricots, “ “ “ 15c. | “ Prunes, “ “ “ 124 c. “ Raisins. “ “ “ Bc. 35-4 At Jacob Yager & Co. Kern & Brittson buy their goods cheap and sell cheap. Why? because they purchase by car load lots and by doing so get their goods cheaper than small' purchaseis. and give the cQpsumers the benefits: 38 ts • 11. G. Hough, traveling salesman for the Indianapolis Sentinel and stationery j house, is in the city settling the quarterly accounts for stationery for the several county offices. Mr. Hough is the oldest stationery salesman on the road 1 at this time. Notice—i^, hereby given that we the undersigned have put in a new feed mill at our tile works, Preble, Ind., and are prepared to grind ear corn or shelled grain of all kinds, will grind on Thursdays of each week, beginning December 7th, 1893 Werling & Dilling. 38 2 The Clearance Sale of boots, shoes ] and rubber goods was inaug'nra- | ted in the Gilliom & Cash bqildiug several weeks ago, and which attracted thousands of people thither on account of the very low prices and excellent, goods, is still in operation. These ffxids will be open for inspection for a short time yet, and those in need of anything in this line will find it to their interest to call and get bargaius. Sign of the Red Letter Banner. 36 ts

Presiding Elder Mabinson Schnyler, was buried at Ft. Wnyne, Tuesday. You will find the best of cigar clip pings fpr smoking at Sether's factory. Fresh bread, Martin’s Star Bakery, cheaper than ever. 38 4 Remember Kern & Brittson guarantees one s's worth of goods for every dollar left at their store. Pure candy and the best oranges for the least money at Martin's Star Bakery. Call and see for yourself. 38 4 Joseph Rice, William Smith and Joseph Lower have each lost several head of sheep killed by dogs. _ ._____. i The Red Banner on Second Street . is where you can buy all kinds of foot wear below- cost prices. ts A good mare for sale, live year-old with foal. Will give good time.J. W. Place. Mr. Pillers and wife of Root townshid have been confined to their rooms for several days with La-Grippe but are now convalescent. John Webber and wife Wayne, formerly this city are in the city visiU>g and other friends, The largest assortment of'hanging lamps, vases and stand lamps in the city, at prices that defy competion at Holthouse & Smiths’ Drug Store. 38 3 Trustee J. IL Voglewede, of Washington township was calling on the Board of Commissioners on Wednesday in the interest of Washington township on bridge matters. You may profit by the experience of others if you carefully peruse the advertisements iu this issue* Do not forget that important announcements appear upon the inside pages. Isaac Brown, trustee of Root township, called on the Board of Commissioners this week and represents that business is generally good and the bridges carefully looked after. Mrs. Elizabeth Bradley, agent for Burkharts medicines, takes this method to inform people where they can find her residence, fifth house south of Jail, on Market street. 37-3 Ladies, Attention! All customers at iny shopffrom now until January Ist. 1894,{willfbe presented with a “seamless waist pattern tree.” your own measure taken. Ella Kellison. COFFEE. Green Rio, 23c. Best Roasted in packages. 25c. • Old Government Java, roasted 32c. Rich Java, roasted 35c. 35-4 At Jacob Yager A Co. John Veil received his boiler from ] Ft. Wayne yesterday, and will put it in ■ place at the building formerly owned by ■ Al Lynch, where be will soon bo preI pared to cut all tha heading the people ' can bring tc him, and will give employ- ’ meet to a large number of men. i Mr. M. A. Vondran of this citv has j rented the Ileastou home at Geneva, and I will take possesson on Tuesday of this I week. Mr. Vondrou will open his j house for the traveling public and day ! or weekly boarding of which he will i give you first-class accomodations at reasonable rates. The Democrat wishes him success in hiS new enterprise. People Look With Wonder and buy with delight when they see the goods and bear the prices- o'n dress goods and flannels, underi wear, hosiery, yarns, fascinators, i blankets, ice wool, groceries, queensi ware, glassware, and in fact every thing handled by Sprangue <& True. N. B. the full line of holiday goods will be in by December, Ist. 86 ts , Wanted.—An entergetic agent or ; salesman can make from $3.50 to $7.00 i per day selling an article needed in every family. For full particulars address with (2) two cent postage,.stamps. “Nd Experiance necessary.” >- W.C Millet. 149 Barr St. 37 3 Ft. Wayne, Ind.

For good warm meals, go to Welfley & Sons’restaurant. . 38 3 Will Christen, architect. Office over Hete Holthouse clothing store. glf Call at Martin's Star Bakery for fresh Baltimore oysters. 35T4 C. D. Kunkle and wife, of Monmouth, have been on the sick list for several days, but are now convalescent. Stop and see Martin's candies at the Star Bakery*. Special low prices to teachers and churches. 38 4 Highest price paid for hickory-nuts at ('apt. M. L. Byers’ cigar store, corner of Third and Monroe streets. 38 ts Just received a new stock of ladies, jackets, all,the popular styles at Jesse Niblick & Son. 37 4 Ladies! if you need a wrap you ought to see the new styles at Jesse Niblick & §on. 37 4 J. E. Mann shiped the month of November. 1.439 hogs, 896 sheep and 15 catamers for the above e country are now good sleighing to .0 market. Good the inducements. The nicest line of albums, toilet cases, Christmas novelties etc. at prices lower than ever at Holthouse & Smiths’ drug store. 38 3 , t " The boom is on, factories in different points in Pennsylvania. Ohio, Michigan, and this state will resume opporation next Monday, this gives employment to I thousands of men. Everett, Hite & Co., expect to have their stave, beading and hoop factory ready for opperation by the middle of next week which will give employment to quite a number of men. All the latest styles in jackets. Big bargaing to those who need a wrap. Call and se6 them Jesse Niblick & Son . 37 4 Call and get prices at the- great cash sale of Ellsworth. Meyers & Co. 364 PEACHES. (food Table Peaches. l-sc. Good Pie Peaches, 10c. Best Raspberries, 10c. Best Blackberries, 10c 35 4 A t Jacob Yager & €O. We will save you $5.(10 on every set of harness bought of us, the best grade of leather, and all hand made, and warranted. Ellsworth, Meyers & Co. J 36 4' C. C. Ytinker, of Cleveland, Ohio, representative of the Cleveland Iron Works Co., who having built twelve j bridges in this county, is here to make final settlement with the Board for said bridges. All of whicch appears to give general satisfaction. On the night of Thanksgiven some one stole from the clothes line of the Misses Winters several undershirts which belonged to Mr. Porter of the Journal. From his looks we thought ins Thanksgiving turkey had been tough, and caused him to feel blue; but when a man is minus bis nether garment, be has a right t 6 feel blue these cold nights. The greatest cut; n pries in all the city is at D. M. Hensley's jewelry store. We intend to meet the demand of the hard times. We don’t only say so l(ut, will truly do so in everything in our line. Call| and select your presents and have them laid away for you until Christmas, and have the first selection from a fresh stock. Don’t forget the place. D. M. Hensley 33tf J K. Mafin bad a lively runaway Tuesday He was doing work with the horse and mud-boat for the Box Factory when the horse by some cause took fright and ran away, bringing up at home, but through the awkwardness of the horse, or mud-boat every person on the streets cleared the track for fear Os being run over by the horse or slugged by the mutf-boat, but no material damage was done as far as beard from.

NUMBER 38.

Frisinger & Mangold bought three car load of horses this week. lion. 8. W. Hale of Geneva, was in the city Tuesday on business. Clearance Sale of boots, shoes and rubber goods. Sign, Red Banner, ts The goods you buy of Kerne & Brittson are warrented to be first class. 38 ts Grangers all sizes, cheaper and better than ever at Martin’s. 38 4 See the fine line of plush (goods at Yager Bros. 38 ts For first-class horse shoeing go to J. King Jr. 38 1 The leading boot and shoe house in the city. Kern & Brittson. 38 ts Perfumes, soaps, toilet articles etc. at Yager Bros. 38 ts

Stop at the City Restaurant and see the line of home made candies. 38 3 John Frisinger shiped two car load of hay this week to the Philadelphia market. Smokers you will find the finest line of of cigars in the city at Y r ager Bros. 38 ts • V The best thing for a cough or cold is that extra strong home made hoarbound at Colchins restaurant. 38 3 Hon. M. V. B. Spencer of Ft. Wayne, was in the city Thursday, visiting his brother William and family. John King Jr. is prepared to do the best horse shoeing in the city, on short notice. 38 1 Harman Kortenbrerer and wife of east Adams streets, were the happy recipients , of a bouncing boy baby last Thanksgiving day. The G. G. G, Comedy Company which holds the boards at the Opera House this week is as fine a company as have ever visited this city. Mr. J'. K Mann spent the fore part of the week up North among the lakes, it is not known wheather he went to fish or to skate. Kern & Brittson at the head. We sell more and cheaper goods than al the shoe houses in the city. Come and see us. • 36 ts A few choice lots yet for sale at an extremely low price in the new addition to the city of Decatur. For price and terms cailon Grant Railing. 43-’f-Henry Mayer & Co. are prepared to furnish first-class brick of all kinds. Brick for side walks, brick for wells, brick for cisterns, and brick for building purposes, always'on band. 15tf The Portland Evening Record has climed the golden stairs of the newspaper kingdom. It's life went out last Saturday. The bereaved mourners have the sympathy of the Democrat. The three “G'sVComedy Co. is giving our theater going-people a first-clas show this week and nothing but praise can be heard from those who have attended. Don't fail to see them t night and to-morrow night. Matinee Saturday afternon. SUGARS. Fine Granulated Sugar at sic. Powdered Sugar at 7c. Coffee “A” Suga? at 6c. Light Brown Sugar at sc. Good Brown Sugar at 4|c. 3-5-4 At Hite, Y ager & Co’s. Barkley & Wilder conduct the leading meaf.market in the city, carrying all classes of fresh and salt meats in bulk or sliced to suit 'customers. Also all kinds of dressed poultry, butter and eggs alPfresh and]in the best order for thanksgiving. Give us a call. 36 2 Remember every pair of glasses you buy at D; M. Hensley's you only pay one half as much as you pay other opicians and have theprivilege of returning them if they don't suit. He will take back every pair that is not correct. Get yourselves" or your friends a pair of glasses at D. M. Hensley's. 33 ts Listen!—We will test your eyes correctly the errors of refraction and give you a glass which exactly suits your eyes for the same price you will pay for glasses where your eyes are not examined, The correction and examination is free. Glasses you pay opticians that travel $6 to $lO for, we sell at $3 to $6. Call and see us, at D. M. Hensley's jewelry store. 33tf Mr. J. P. Blaize, an extensive real estate dealer in Des Moines, lowa, narrowly escaped one of the severest attacks of pneumonia while in the northern part of that state during a recent blizzard, says the Saturday Review. Mr. Blaize had occasion to drive several miles during the storm and was so throughly chilled that he was unable to get warm, and inside of an houre after his return he was threatened with a 1 severe case of pneumonia or lung fever. . Mr. Blaize sent to the nearest drug store ; and gat a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, of which he had often heard, and took a number of large doses. He says the ' effect was wonderful and in a short time he 1 was breathing quite easily. He kept on taking the medicine and the next day was ' able to come to Des Moines, Mr. Blaize I regards his cure as simply wonderful. . For sale by W. 11. Nachtrieb, Druggist, d