CORRESPONDENTS’ “2 DEPARTMENT Happenings of a Week Over Cen- tre County. THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PAGE What has Transpired in the Various Localities Alert and Able Writers —is Your Section Represented ? Coburn. Charles Stonebraker, who is working for Mr. Scott at Milton, came home to attend the festival, and visit his parents over Sunday. Miss Anaie Wolfe, of Fiedler, sperta few divs visiting friends in our town, The bard festival was a grand success. The receipts amounted to $70. James Vonada took first prize in the tub race. J. W. Glasgow is wearing a broad smile because of the arrival of a little daughter on Thursday. Jacob Stoner and wife, of near Aarons. burg, visited here on Sunday. Mouoroe Kulp and family, of silroy, visited at the home of Mrs. Kulp's par ents, Emanuel! Eisenhuth’s in Highval. | ley. Mr.and Miss Zubler, of near Spring Mills, visited at Andrew Vonada's over Sunday. Farmers are happy, corn growing rapidly, hay all made, grain all cut and some farmers are storing it into their barns already. We have some people in our town who are very anxious to have huckieberries, | yet they say they are too poor to buy | them. The berries are plenty in the mountains just south of town and these | people have boys of 12 and 14 years, spending their time idly on the streets, who could pick all the berries the family | needs, if their parents bad enough gov- erning power to put their boys to work. Because J. N. Meyer declined to take the Coburn grammar school the directors elected Henry Detwiler for teacher of that school, and T. A. Hosterman for the E'k Creek school, and Lion Emerick for the Gentzel school. Dr. Braucht, of Spring Mills and his brother Edward of this place, went to lock Haven on Sunday where their brother Maurice is in the hospital sick of appendicitis. He had the same disease about two years ago. His mother and Dr. Musser went over on Monday morn- ing. Lloyd Bartges and Miss Sylvana Zab- ler, of near Spring Mills, visited at the home of the former's parents, on Sun. day. Mrs. Mary Vonada, of Woodward, vis. ited her son William at Sober, and his daughter Rachel at this place, last week Daniel Krader and wife spent Sunday with Nicodemus Luse, near Woodward Mrs. Christiana Miller spent Sunday at the home of J]. W. Kersteter. Michae! Stover, who was 88 years old on last Saturday, is very sick at this writing. Port Matilda. A. S. Price is quite ill with poeumonia at his home in this place. Miss Eva Baer, of Glenu Hope, Clear. field county, was a pleasant visitor at the home of postmaster Osman and family. It is reported that Bart is to be married in the near future; for further particulars | ask Jim. Velta Williams, of Roland, visited her aunt, Mrs. Annie Osman, a few days since. George Woodring, our liveryman, now | owns two pups which he ciaims to have come from full blood high registerd stock; we have only their looks to guide us when saying the pups will be all right to guard George when he goes to see his best girl. John W. Wilson is cutiting Henry Meiche:r’s grain crop, which promises a good yield The corn, oats, and potatoes in this vicinity, bid fair at present to be a wood Crop. Christopher E'lenberger is with a compiication of diseases quite ill George W. Woodring had the misfor. tune to have his arm cut while cutting paper wood on the mountain The citizens of Port Matilda were favor. ed with an eye specialist, one day this week. Blanchard. Capt. J. gion, The Cricket club, connected with our Compiled by a Corps of | A. Quigley and family are camping thi. week in the Scootack re: Spring Mills. The cherry season is about over, and berries are coming in quite freely and seem plentiful. creeks were angry ffoods for a day or two, but no special damage was done. The Academy reunion in honor of Dr. D. M. Wolf to celebrate the anniver sary of his labor as preceptor for half a | century, promises to be of great interest Allison grove, a short distance above the village, has been selected as the proper place to hold the reunion, and the time fixed is the 7th proximo. The several committees are now perfecting arrang: ments and making every preparation ror the grand event, which promises to ex- ceed anything of the kind ever before at tempted in this neighborhcod G. C King, our village landlord, has made several great improvements in the hotel and sarroandings A'!l the rooms have been papered and painted, The main office and barroom remodeled, and the last room fitted up as a sample room for accommodation of agents, In front, a railing the entire length of tne building has been placed to tie horses, leaving a passage way of a dozen feet between it and the hotel portico. Mr, King has al | #0 at the painters two large signs—Spring | Mills Hotel— which he will place at the | east and west end of the hotel. All | these improvements adds greatly to the appearance of the locality. Travelers will now find at this “old time inn’ | every accomodation and nothing left un. done that would add to their ease and | comfort. | Our farmers are verv busy just now | The hay crop is about all housed, and owing to the wet weather much of it ranks as low grade. Commercial agents passing through | here, report trade in Penns Valley very good, in some lines particularly good. To lock up a cow for tresspassing fre- | quently proves a very interesting farce. A few weeks since, one of our prominent | citizens locked up a neighbor's cow, said cow having entered his lawn grounds and played havoc with things generally. | The animal remained in durance vile for probably two or three days when the , neighbors called to ascertain the amount of damage the cow committed and have her released, of course the citizen wanted no damage, but insisted that the cow must be confined, or at least, kept away from his premises While the gentlemen were at the door conversing, y and behold the subject of their conver. sation—the cow quietiy passed by, looked at them both, tarned one ear down winked and then made for the creek towards home, The cow settled the difficulty herself, but how she managed to escape from her prison house remained a mystery. two Yarnell. Miss Sarah Neff, of Roland, the recent guest of J. J. A Confer's was Miss Clara Richard 1s at present visit. ing her aunt, Mrs. D. W. Boyer. Wilber Walker and wife ant callers 10 our town Miss Maud Poorman and Blanche Irvin spent Sunday with Miss Nora Poormon were pleas Mrs. Charley Heaton and son Sunday ed at A. G. Walker's | Boys has the road changed to Belle- { fonte and does Coufer keep Binder | twine/ Mrs, Verna Philips and daughter, of | Tyrone, is at present visiting Mrs. Philips’ mother, Mrs. Aunie Brown. That a certain man was beard saying that be could hatch chickens in five | days, this is pretty good and you should {apply to N L A. A. Walker, of State College, Sun dayed at this place. Geo. Wentzel spent place. William Woomer and wife were pleas ant callers in our town Rev. Zeigler preached a very able ser. mon at Fairview on Sunday, taking for his text, Ex. 20: 1 11, which includes the ten commandments or duties to God and mar. On Thursday evening quite a number of guests gathered at the home of Geo Walker's and spent the evening very pleasantly, after which ice cream and cake were served to which all did justice and thus departed wishing them many more such happy evening, s those prese ot from a distance were as fo Chas Shadd, wife and daughter, of Bellefonte, Mrs Sarah Dorey and son, of Miss Maggie Nymen, of Fairview, Sunday at this OWS (sleaston, Romola. Rev, Eunos Hess, formerly of State College, but now residing in Virginia, preached here Sunday; and those who were so fortunate as to attend the ser vices were well repaid. The afternoon services were especially for the young folks. Mrs. Avery Long, of Salona, is circu: local ¥. M. C. A, will meet the Lock | lating among friends in this place. Haven team in the near future, | Many of our people are eflected by a Rev. G. Stanley West occupied the | poisonous rash which has proven to be pulpit of the First Baptist church of | very contagious. How about it Rilla? Farrandsville, last Sunday. | The Evangelical church will hold a Extensive repairs will be made in the | Bush meeting in the Robinson grove on near future in the Baptist church, such | Aug. Sth, as building a vestibule, re.seating, pa- Yes, it was a very little girl that ar pering, painting, etc., which is much | rived at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. needed, A large gathering of people met at | the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. 8. West, on Monday evening, and pleasantly sur- A her | rised them by having a donation. arge amount of provisions and ot good things, as well as a nice purse, was presented to them, Mrs. Ella Titsworth, of Plainfield, N. J., is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Fowler. Farmers Mills. R.H Goodhart, of Cresson, where he holds a good postition, was home visiting | his father, Wm, Goodbart, at Farmer's | Mills, Miss Rosie Armbruster parents, George Armbruster's, Harvey Homan is proud of a little daughter, that arrived at his home. Some of our farmers had a fair ba crop. The frequent showers interfer much with haymaking and harvest, Send the Centre Democrat to some re. ative or friend during the Campaign, for 25 cents to Jan, 1903. visited her | Gunsallius last week. Miss Ruth Heverly returned to her home in Eddy Lick after a lengthy visit among relatives in this place, Miss Grace Vallimont, one of Pine | Glenn's bright young ladies, is visiting the hospitable home of her friend Miss | Mamie Delong. After two months sojourn in Gleason ton Miss Nora Fye is again home. | Miss Ella Brickley, of Austin, is spend. | | ing a few weeks at her parental home, Potter Twp. second crop of hay. The Sprucetown Sunday school will have a festival, August 16, afternoon and evening. While peeling bark on Stone Creek Gap, Wm. Bressler cut a deep gash in the right foot, Corn Is doing well. Fair outlook for apples. Wheat Is better than in many other localities, The date after your name on the label tells how you stand with the printer, Owing to the severe rain storm the | forepart of last week, Penn and Sinkiug | Many of our farmers are hoping for a | THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JULY 17, 1902, i | { { NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Gi 0 v WrIERE BY7r 0/2 RESTS, 4 . THE FEMININE WEELITTLE INSISTS ON RERDING FROLONSEL EXTRACTS FROM R BooK OF HIS VERSE. FIND THE BCOFFING BOY, Lemont. Milesburg. Mrs. Maggie Gilmor, of New Wash: ington, 1s visiting her parents on Water | street, John Thomas and wife. John Miiler, of Principio, Md., arrived bome to attend the funeral of his adopt: home | €4 father, William Miller, from Lock Haven, been | William Miller died on going to school {evening of general debility, aged 66 It may be of interest to know that our | 874, 3 months and a few davs; buried , in the Messiah cemetery on Suuday. little town has more representatives in | the different colleges than any other | Mrs. Owen Austin and daughter, of Julian, are visiting her brother in-law, town in the staic haviog so small a popu lation. We will attempt to mention Benj Austin and wife number of students and their resp: courses of study rach institution: Pen Medical; 1 hospita trained The Pa, State College 2, Elect 1 Mech Eugineering Science; Susquehanna Univers Science, Muss Dental Ce Normal 1 there are seve ide Mr. McBath, of Kylerstown, was a vis. itor in our town las! week. Miss Anna Behres eatertained cow pany at ber home last Saturday evepiug | in honor of Oliver Snyder, of Pitsburg Miss Miriam Dreese returned where she bad Thursday Ada Baird in Howard Misses Odessa Confer and visited Miss Confer's parents township recently Mahlon Campbe visiting in the burg amon Er ble or work, neering wh Hugg, our st ju Phila Haven this (18 Academies wg mn all a grand tenth knel reel course, Joseph Gravy daugh- sister, Lock ter ol! La sides 8 oul f the A \ | to of u's festival on tota ne- the popr of tb wo Ida Hazel te te Isaac Mars enter the 1 3 other runners, will ich at Hecla Park b iil also run vening Lue Foster fon the festiva Saturday evening three weeks ago in Rev. D. E his vacation now and were guests at the the burg; Hepler tle in 8 in Puisbhurg and vicinity Lost a small gold pin Will the fin please leave it at Roh Evey's gr store and a reasonable reward will given is spending % again pag der 3 Tuesd oe ry be and family recent Mrs exXoe iv. Miss Maude Moore, a teacher in East | Stroudsburg Normal, has returned home intending to spend her vacation with ber | mother at this place Levi Grubb has an act of making cream; we sampled it on Saturday night last, two young lovers | enjoved the treat highly Love your shoemaker, opposite the P Miss Johnson, of Chicago, is visiting R R. depot, on 1st floor of Coble build | her brothers, Thomas and Edward John ng | son, of Water street Elmer Scholl old] Frank Kohibecker, of Piltsbarg, ar time { rived home to spend his July and Aw FP | gust vacation with his father and family bride passed through town recently ent ice is pitching hay form this season, in rank McFarland and his would-to be Miss Bazarr, of Farmers Mills, was guest of Helen Thompson over Sunday Miss Edoa Clavk, T ylersville. Miss Susie Miller returned to Tock Haven, after spending a few weeks with her parents Miss Sadie Day is spending a few wer ks with her brother at Fairview spent several days at the home of Mr Bottor{ Band meeting the i1oth of each month Miss Mary Baker, of “'The City,” was inspecting ber summer sort near town, one day last week Mountain re Miss Mina Miller is spending a few weeks at Penn Cave, Those on the sick list are Mrs. Ralph | Shreckengast and little son of Emanuel Asbury Halderman spent several days | Vongunton, and Titus Cooney. last week with the unhealthiest person | at the home in Tyrone, Miss Syacamore at Au | | of Williamsport, | | | Going and "Squire on Monday evening to the creamery | A ten-pound boy arrived f Frank Caris, and a little girl The Blind Trio gave an open air coun- | gustus Miller's cert in fromt of the barber shop on last | Tuesday evening, The trio 18 compos. | ed of Kline, Dresser and Jacobs and they | al! deserve much credit, as was shown | by the wet reception which the people of | the ¢ munity gave the one that belongs to the N Union gang. The bucket was called on to quench the lofti Frank Weaver and Miss Minerva Her. acher were married by ju tice of the peace W. D. Kerstetter, Sunday, July 6 TVLER VILLE NO 2 On 12, one of the most horrible hapoened at the saw i of Daniel Ruhl, about two and one. ness of the sportiest looking duck | half miles west of Tylersville, when littie Riliot Mayes, of Hecla, spent Sanday | E Rossman, grandson of Daniel Rub ib Our Uw | was instantly killed About 10 o'clock the little boy, who is 8 vears old, went on {the mill where his grandpa was sawing | He ordered him away and thought he in | bad left, but did not The lad got be. hind the saw and must have tried to take away the slab, and in so doing got the slab in contact with the circular saw, which drew him on the saw His body was cut across the hireast into his back- bone, tearing part of his lungs out. His right leg was almost severed from the body, and the left hand was cut off at his wrist, and the heel of his left foot cutjff Death was instanteanous. Interment in Clintondale cemetery, July accident on y Saturday ve mn brigade mi ar The State College carpenters are husy remodeling Elmer Bvey's house Jacob Bottor! transacted business Boalsburg on Friday night Samuel Weaver spent a few days last week in Bald Eagle Mrs. James Osman returned home on Saturday trom Milroy where she was visiting George Kline, Jr., of Oak Ha new visitor in our town. Geo, Martz transacted business Bellefonte on Saturday. David Keller returned home from the Loop, on Sundav, Hello Central! give me Bobby B., for | I need the money. i Geo. B. Thompson and wife spent Sun. day in Lemont, Harry Long was home over Sunday. David Dale is spending a few days in Gettysburg John M. Dale, of Bellefoute, spent Sun. day in Lemont, A large festival will be held in Lemont on July 19th, 1go2; all turn out and have a good time, the benefits are for the M. E. church. Centre Hall. The M. BE" festival netted the church about $17 Mrs. Jacob Dinges, now of Williams. port, is visiting her former home and | friends here, Geo. Ocker and daughter, Hstey, of Lewisburg, were recent visitors. Mr. | Ocker will not make his home here again having Sed wp permanently at - | isburg, where he has a good position wit | the Buffalo Milling Co. Joe Lutz has concluded to move to Lewisburg, in the near future, making | another good family less in our town. | A.B. Kerlin, one of our hustling buck. sters, has purchased the Murray lots at the south end of town, 11 iy girls are all right Mrs. John Day is slowly recovering. | 1 guess the Tylersville band will far. nish music for the festival, which will be held at Tvlersville on Saturday evening, | 19'h of Tuly. Miss Edna and Mary Rich were pleas. Schreckengast, on Thursday, Mingoville. | the dinkey road that leads to the McNitt | stave mills. Engineer Alf Krape was | bringing in a load of timber from the agable, upsetting and planing the engi: ing pear the track, he would have been crushed to death. He had three ribs broken and sustained other injuries, Fortunately no one else was hurt, is getting along as well as can be ex. pected, James Stout, who has been a sallor for here last week, visiting her father at this place. bis parents here, Miss Maggie Cross will leave Clearfield this week. I.A.M. and E_ I. thinks the silk mill ant callers at the home of Miss Maggie | ridge when the engine became unman- | peer #dnder it; had ‘it not been that the | engine rolled over on a log that was ly. | He | a number of years, visited old friends Miss Laura Brower, of Reading, is BA. Fulion, of Johnsonburg, is visiting | World $1.65 ul | small loads. A very heavy thunder storm passed Rebersburg, Everybody talks about short hay and | { through this part of the valley on Wed. | | nesday afternoon, laying low oats, corn | and wheat, | | Mrs. Bordner, | stroke a few months ago, 1s again able | to walk, for which she feels very thank | ful | Roland Royer and family, from Al toona, are visiting friends of this place H. W. Miller's house has been finished with another coat of naint, How glad people are when every ijoch of pipe will be covered. Mr. Frasher and family were guests of C. J. Cross on Sunday. Master Floyd Gramley, one of our promisit youths, is ready to do all kinds of job printing, and kindly asks our people to patronize him. | How the strange that strangers can per suade ie of our people better than our home ta cut. Always patronize home talent first, R D Bierly with his crew are potting up Warren Bierly's house, at Smullton, Levi shed, By wha! we have heard, Prof. J. N Moyer bas accepted the Madisonburg grammar school. Qute an alarm at West Rebersburg on Sunday night by what many people { thoug it was a rap at the door, But no oue was ween. | Many of our farmers are done harvest. {ing Rev. Wm. Sholl and lady friend, from Williamsport, are visiting friends of this place. Mrs. James Gramley had her toe ampu- tated as a result of tramping into a nail a few weeks ago. pn Fulmer is putting up a lumber Mrs. Jenkins, from Bellefonte, is visit. ing at Prof. J. N. Meyer's, at present. Mrs Nearhood, who had an operation performed in Philadelphia, slowly convalescing is Aaronsburg. Mrs. Wm, Mever and daughter Eva, of Philadelphia, have come to spend the summer with Mrs. Meyer's mother, Mrs, John Musser, attended ring Mills on Merchant R unday Centre Editor Harter, f hus Miss Sara spent few roof of Bellefonte, was the aged mother on Monday. Haffley, days Lemont : parental a unaGer Mrs. Naomia Lee, of Tusseyvi f her ec, Was the guest last werk hos. Weaver has after having spent a parents, Miss Cordelia Acker spent a few days with friends at Coburn, 0 mother one day we to Johustown ® cw with his weeks Among those who attended the festi. val at Coburn on Saturday evening were Henry Haffl :v and sisters, Harry Mensch and Minoie Philips, Wilmer and Clvmer Stover Sam Keister, of Altoona, spent a few days with his sister Mrs. Bert Sylvis The Evangelical people will hold a festival on Saturday evening on the lawn of Johuson Krape's Everybody in- vited to come and help toswell the funds John Bowersox has returned to his home having spent a few moaths at Seanor, Pa is Houserville Rev. Knappenberger, of Allentown, filled the pulpit in the Reformed church on Sunday afternoon; his discourse on “Searching the Scriptures,” was able and instructive C Dale and wife entertained friends, C. Y. Wagner and family, Bellefonte, on Sanday Daniel House 1 family transacted business in Bellefonte, Saturday evening Miller merchant of Be at the home of G day evening their of G I aan an efonte S enterprising young was entertained Keller last Satur. George Herkheimer and wife, were ting old acquaintances at place on Sunday K Alfred Wirtz is spending his sum. wer vacation with friends in this vicinity appuared to cheer the Houtz's of this of Rock, vis this v A young heir hearts and bome of Chal place Mrs. Emanuel Shuey died at her home at this place on Monday morning at two o'clock after a brief iliness of severa davs. She leaves a husband and son to mourn her loss. iaterment in Shiloh cemetery on Wednesday at nine o'clock. Oak Hall. Mrs. James Irvin and children, of Snow Shoe, are visiting at Anthony | Knofl's | EK. Smith is entertaining his mother, Mrs. Stamp, from Aaronsburg. Lather Dale and family and Ad Hartswick and family, of Pine Grove Mills, were visitors in town on Sunday. Mrs. B. EB. Stamm returned to her bome in Altoona on Thursday after a week's visit with her parents, Harry Williams, of Linden Hall, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Rishel, J. G. Irvin is able to be about again after a few day's illness, Geo. Hosterman and wife, of ing" binder last week, Adam PFelty, of Shingletown, was in | town on Wednesday. | Mr. Shuey and wife, of Pittsburg, are | visiting their sister, Mrs, Clavton Bitters, | Mrs. Ida Romig arrived in town on , Monday and will spend some time with { her parents, Mr. Knoff and wife. i | Save money by paylag your sabscrip- tion in advance. i I Centre Democrat and the New York pet year. Consult us when in need of Job Priat- ing. had a paralytic | Boals- | burg passed through tows on Monday. | | John Kline purchased a new ‘‘Deer. | 2 * Unionville. Mrs. Maggie Hicks, with her pretty | litle step daughter, Dora, of Williams- | port, is visiting at her old home on Main | street Mrs. B. W. Shipley and daughter Liz- zie visited friends jo Curwensville, Mrs. Sam’l Holt and children left last Saturday for Pnilipsburg and other points for several week Willard YanValin, of Jeanette, made a business trip 10 our town last Sata day. The veneratle Parsons came down fiom that sicepy wwu, Julian, on last Sunday and spent the day at the lat. ter's home Clem Dale Ey efonte, candi. date for cosgressional honors, was in our Monday straightening a stake here, and laying rider there, and when done exciaimed ‘there 1 have that city corrall He carried a “locke” in his pocket, but did not lock the gates of the city when he left, Two prominent foote ast John City up a cl men of Belle. to our wWwn on business and partly pieasure, They given the freedom of the city without a pass from the Mayor and when they left, we are glad to say, no personal property was missing. They spent part of their time fishing but the poor little unsophis- ticated “‘catties”’ wouldn't bite. They were the Hon. A. O. Furst and his son Walter. Henry Earon and wife during the sum. mer, temporarily occupy the Cambridge farm on the mountain, Ose day last week a large swarm of truant bees lit on a peach tree pear the house, After the bees had fairly ‘settled’ they proceeded to “hive’’ them, Mrs. Earon holding the hive while Mr. Earon shook them in. This so enraged the littie honey gather. ers that hundreds of them lit on the head, shoulders and arms of Mrs. Earon and, her husband believes, would have stung her to death had they not put ap a terri ble fight against them. She ran scream- ing to the house literally covered with the enraged bees, but by dashing and spraying water over her Mr, Earon suc- ceeded 1n subduing them, but not until she was fearfully stung. Antidotes were freely applied and she has fully recov. ered Strange say, Mr. Earon was not stung once during the entire battle, The colony, by of their queen, concluded to stay in their new bome and are Going well YOUug made a picasant visit Saturday, partly on were tw order hday anniversary of Mrs, was rated t her and relatives last Friday, of Thomas Stere upper where she has for 40 was a happy ise to her as she knew nothing of it the guests i She chided ber daughter Mrs for gathering so many beans laughing in her sleeves said she wanted a “good mess.” partook of the feast which was provided by the guests for the occa sion of those who were present were Pringle and wife, of Johns. Lambert, Bellwood; J. C. and wife, Mrs 1. G. Alexander W.F of Un e, the rest being made up of the surrounding neigh- borhood. This is a delightful way of strewing roses and evergreens in the patbway of life, of those who bave reach ed the ripe old age and in all such cases will ever remain a verdant basis in the memory of all who participate in such commendable events Woodward. James Ketner and family took a trip to Yeagertown to visit his son Edward last week, Ben Koon acting as teamster, Cherries were plenty here but are about over-—the rains and bot sun made them rot. The entertainment, or children’s day service, was well attended and a perfect success; the church was crowded leaving little standing room; the coliection was § 05 The P.O. S of A. will bold a picnic and festival on the 26 of this month; hope they will have a fine day and a good time, the boy's always make it a good success, when weather is favorable, and I am sure they will again h «A 018 celeb - on +A iq resided Ts il Steere ’ ’ dav before, who §5 persons Some Danie town: Mrs Stere and T ber, so onvi Kobbie Snvder, son of 1. D. Sayder, who bas spent a term in the reformatory at Pittsburg, was home on a visit; he says he liked it there, and by the way be talks be has learned a gooa bit and if he follows the instructions they gave him. his station in life willbe O. K. and unmolested; some of our Woodward boys should take a course in such an institu. tion Julian. July 2, Paul Reese fell off a horse on a stone and broke his arm, Clifton Reese and Harvey Cowher got badly burned by powder exploding, oa July 4th. It occurred early in the morn. ing Now at Hand, The season for diarrhoea and dysen. tery is now on and many are interested in knowing how to get quick relief, There is one remedy that never fails and is pleasant to take. Read what Mr. W, L. Story, of Union, Ala, saysof it: “I had an attack of flux (dysentery) which lasted about two days, when I got a bots tie of Chamberiain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured by two doses of it "' This remedy is for sale by Green's Pharmacy. 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