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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Factory,
We have the Largest and bert Assorted Lumber Yard
In the Territory, In connection with the above.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
INIT DANCE + MURPHY. Prspr!etsrs.

On LEAVE or \ ABSENCE -Msj Sbsnal,an.
Agen, at JockO, was in town this week en-
route to Washington, having been granted
leave Of absence. MAJOR 5. is reported on
good authority as conducting his agency
better than was ever done before, and better
than any known Indian Agency in Montans
lie has put up vnluabl. improvements. r..
supplied the shop with tools. implements
and machinery that had been lost. destroyed
or stolen, has erected twenty houses and
four miles of good bOard fences. has the
mills and shops In active operation, has
raised 5000 bushels Of grain, aud is building
. new Agency, Office. burn and store house.
has given the Indians fuller annuities than
heretofore, paid all his debts, Impressed
everybody fnvorAbly that has visited the
Agency, and having done all this the
expenses Of the Agency to the Government
will be no more than under former agents.
For the welfare Of the Indians. the people
and the Government. II is we'll that such an
agent should lie retained. and We therefore
u pc Major 3 will make short visit and
return to active incumbency that may last
~ hong rs his good conduct. Mr. Charles
Schsfft has been left in charge Of the
Agency, with Frank Decker ~ First Lieu.
tenant They are gOOd men and y i'll doubt
iess make acceptable report I" tho Major on
his return.
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY !!
STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS. xIsCELLANE-
OUS BOOKS.
just Received ths day direct from dr.t Houses.
TsE LAs0ssr STOCK OF BoeKs AND SrATIONERr
TRg STANDARD ScuooL Booze OF MONTANA.
PAPER, States, COPY BOOKS, PENS, INKS.
ETC, ETC, ETC.
Ths LaAest Literary and Sta.AasA 0seks.
Buy before the assortment 10 broken.
aN- D. g. KENYON, Deer Lodge.

HISTORICAL AssocIATrOH.-The meeting
of the Historical Association on the 24tb,
WAS organized Ivy Col w. +. Sanders.
President, taking the chair, and the election
Of Hon. Cbas. 4. Ragg Secretary. A report
Of the condition Of the Socie,y was submit.
ted showing ito acquisition Of some $40
volumes Of important works. and valuable
MSS. and data. A number of names for
honorary membership and a constitution
were submitted and held for consideration
until fuller exp, ess,on could I've had Of the
views and wislles Of the members. This 10
really one of the most important organiza>
tons in the Territory. aud ~ usual the
labors of l, devolve on twOor three members.
who have gone on quietly and faithfully
acquiring bucks. records etc., that will
he invaluable and unobtainable hereafter.
The Legislature should look with favor
UPON any reasonable request made for
financial assistance and render what aid IL
needed by those who are contributing their
efforts, time and individual money in the
furthcrsnce Of ,his object Ut public interest
To COL Sanders and Granville Stuart 10
principally due the credit tor what has been
done to this time. and public msteris; co
operation with them now in the effort will
be more creiitablc to Montana than cheap
gratitude hereafter.
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FROM jocko AGENCY.
Aslsy Makes . Speech"

Enron NEW NoRrM-WE.r.--
The following address wsa made Ivy Ar
ley, second chief of the Flatheatls, 10 Agent
Sbanahan. Oct. 10, 1873. and is placed on
the official records. Arley and sixteen
families Of the Fln,hentls have elected 10
reside on the reservation. and the address
will show ArIey's fcelings on the removal
question.
ARLEY's ADDRESS:
~ left my place in the Bitter Root val.
ley) to Come here, nnd stop here. ! shook
hands with you, snd think YOU are glad {"
zee me here. do not know If the Presi
den, likes it that came here to stop on the
Reservation. All the white people have
chief. aud when he talks to them they ore
glad. listened to the President, and came
here to stop. 1t II for that l ask If he is
glad. am going to talk 10 the President
Last year came here TO have talk with
General Garfield. lie told me, You will
get pay for your land ten years, then 1t will
STOP said it was too short time. and
he told me, l cant tell You now. hut when
| 20 TO Washington will tell the Presiten,
what you said. and think he will give 70"
more. per.:sps for twenty years.' Since that
I have not heard news
IL am here 10 stop and now speak.
ak II have five more years m addition
to the ten promised; you al know what
.aid last year; II is on paper. did not
want the railroad to pass here. In the
spring you will commence to give me my
money promised last year. As the Flat
heads come here want the President to
bclp me for three years-becausc the pe"
ple are poor and have nothing to eat. ]
want him 10 listen To me, and what ! say.
and will liz glad. II this letter goes 10 Il e
Prcsidcn, he will bc glad that have come
u stop here. want you to tell the l'rcsi
dent to write LITTER to my people, and J
will give It to the Priest and he will tell
them to come here. because many white
men arc in the Bitter Root Valley who told
my people not to 20 to the Reservation.
that We would Ike poor there and s,arvc. !
think they will believe the Priest, and he
will tell the truth. II the letter comes 10
this office, I will take it to the Priest in the
Bitter Root valley Yours truly. X.
FLArnEAp AGENCY. Oct. %, '73.
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SheriT's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE ISSUED
- out Uf the Second Judicial District Couit ot
Montana Territory, IN and for Deer LOtge county.
bearing date OF October 18Th 1873 and to directed
and delivered In action IN said court wherein Chas.
Murphy Chas. d k.ny ON and jeremiah Roach Muir.
phv. Kenyon 4 Go are plaintiffs and james McMus
tiers. jas. Brcl.fn, ". 4. Clark and = Il. Larabic
"cfcndants IN favor Of said plaintiffs and against
said defendants. for the sum Oi seven hundred and
fOitv.ix and l1.lOO dollars, S1!6 III damages and
costs ~ the sum o thirteen and 20 iO do lara 1918 7Ol
and all further accrling costs, have levied upon aud
will. saturday the 2? day III November 1873 IN
mont III the Couit House. IN the town vi Deer Ledge,
In Deer Lodge county. NJ. sell ut public auction.
t,ihc highest and hest bidder for cash IN ha d. the
following de.hrilci mlnn: ground. claim. aud prop.
crty and MI the right title aud interest Vi defendants
McNta-ters and Brc',stOrl had "a the l>t day VI
April 4 lssi, follows tOwit: Six hnntlr.si fest
by six hundred fcst Of mining ground on :" Tr Vdc
Water Bar, adjOinin. discovery ground on north aud
known rs the McMa-tcrs and Brrc.ford ground
also six hundred feet square for dumpin: purposes.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon. and the rights, privileges and apprcuaces
thcrruntO belonging or Herewith usually had or
ploycd: all ~ said property l!in. and being situate
between Pixies Peak and Dry .ulch. IN Deer lUi.c
county. Montana Territory. much her vi 40 may
be- necessary to satisfy said Judgment and coats.
Hour IT sale, o'clock ~ OH above date.
Given under my nd his INh day II uctuhcr. 1873
CHARLES =. WAkleEE.
2H-it sheriff Vi Deer lUl.c county. VI. r.
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BEARTOwN lTkMs Our friend J. 4
Van Gundy, Of Bear,own. is up seeing the
Joys this week. his frs. visit since he Vas
on the rheumatic invalid list last Spring.
Tic has bought Mr.. John +. Aliens halt
interest in the Clegg Digg,ngs on PhcIan
Gulch, aud has Us good snow as We would
want to make (vlsiting) home stake next
year. Hope the old $50 . day will b.
doubled. Ivan" says there are rs many
men in Bear now a. any time during the
SEASON, good many coming in for winter
diggings. p. WootliOck 10 around On
crutchcs. but pretty badly bruised. II was
u close CALL William Fisher, Louis Hespel
and A. Trott have opened claim ON Bear.
below Packer Gulch, and are taxing out -
to 81 per Jay ~ the hand. Their ground Is
MY feet deep A Company OF Danish
boys rank shaft below them, and were
driven out by water, but have started
another shaft This ground WAS prospected
four years ago, but abandoned on account
Of water. The Fisher Company, however,
have demonstrated that It Can be worked.
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MONTANA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l, 1913.

getting that long -rx,,ectrd Military Pr
established here. III. Hrxnxers If the M'>
s,uls aud isii,-r Roo, Valleys will lW ih'
lu,ppiesi band If r.nt d,gxcrs on record.
THE HUNTING SEASON
7. nc.,,v over. the ducks. geese. chickens,
g.. h.v,.v - ,,m,,l II,.ir mil. wings AM,
..,i.I .,n, ~ ..nrci, II n miller climate: and
""rsn.rv,.,c n ,mr,,ts have carefully cleaned.
.,;i.si and c,,rkei IN their brrccI. luyucr.,
and .,"od them nm in the corner until the
XII ~ Iniv nov, And nv The wny. \ Law
Should be bassed ut the next session Ut the
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STATISTICAL TABLEs.-The act suihorix
ing the collection of vital and material
statistics and requiring assessors to collect
the same. Is = dead failure Desiring t.
publish the statistics Ut this county, We
found them 70 msnifcstly and ridiculousiy
incomplete that their only effect w"1ld b
% libelouslv disparags the county By om.
cial staie,nents. Thers arc many entire
camps, hke The Bhckfoot range, without .
single return; In The district iscluding Pic.
nsss, The eold ps,dscs Il the % tire district
b returned Ioss than the am0uas ws kuow
% have been sakes oct By one co0
pasy; end, II We recollscs right. there are
no returns from the eilver Bow comps.
The sasiissics sow returned only Furnish
suGScSeas dala enisgspssssas lgsssana. L.
shsss b stringent ~ ssqsinsg ornplsls
NE -, = else SepeaI ~ - u ~.
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II you arc In want of caririd gcs of snykind
200 Go to WV. COLENANs.

THE OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR NOvEM
BER.-This er.ainly is very superior rum
Der. and SO fur Is fresh geographical infOr
nation is concerned. We are at a loss to
designate any other similar publication that
gives an equal amount. OF this character
are THE Gravel Ranges Of the Gold Belt;'
Ten Hours in Holland" by Prentice Null
ford; "Secking the Golden Fleece" IAN
Imperial Slc'ghrile;" Tale Of \ Too'h;'
by Therese Yclvertun; mount Whitney"
and the Etc. department, which abounds
in ''Con,ributions n Physical Geography. "
This number also contains two excellent
stories characteristic Of the soil AID maya
zine-''Zanie," by Mrs. Copper, and 1.-THE
Judges Story" by Lowell White. The
plaintivc poetic inspiration Of Miss Coolbrith
wells forth in Zone Touch of Nature. v
Other articles IRE 1.-THE Rose Of Sirtcms,
THE Haunted Rock OF Santa Barbara, '
"Omr German Cousin" and "Ultraws.
The book reviews arc unusually good and
choice. John H. Csrrnnny & Co., Publish
ere. 400 Washington St., San Francisco. q
per xunum.
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II you want Anc candies 90 to
zoo VIZ. CoL9nAK'A

uR Has BEEN HxRs.-The 'rrcpressihlc
Wesley Jones, tho lcrsussivc solicitor Of the
New MONTH"; Esr. done our town few
days ago, and the manner In which he
hu,,ouholcd the people hcreabou's conv'noes
10 ri The fac, that every man IN the vicinity
Il now subscriber to that excellent paper.
We have men here who have tor yeees
successfully stood OF life insurance agents,
sewing machine assn, newspaper collectors.
g.. bot Who had to succuMb I" the lrrsssse'
ible persuasion Of Wesley. We % MT
wonder q bic bsing elected 0ben6 a. 70 any
Other slics. WesIey y genial, clever
fellow, . go,d taikss. end reprsssnss :
paper 10 can represent VIII ps'da-Assse
0ssstss, o. =
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Application for Patent.
L.. =. LAND OrricE.

L. =. LAND OFFICE.
HELENA. N. r.. Oct %, 1873.
Notice IL hereby published that JOHN " JOK IAN.
ASA 4. BROWN and ROBERT MlLLikEN, whose
p,.t"tcc address il Blacktout. Deer lodge county,
Montana. have this day icd application tor patent,
under the mimi. laws Of Congress, for the placer
mining claim. situated ~ Illinois Mining District,
ccr Lodge county. Montana Territory. IN ctiuIs =
81 and ~. township ". north range Sweet. which
claim |. recorded IN the office o. she county recorder
Of the county atOrc.tid and described NJ follows
beginning ut u granite boulder ?txlsXli in set =
inches IN The ground and marked N. Z. rs. No l. for
corner No from which corner No Of lot 30. town
ship II north range west hc ,rs = = deg 10 min Il
81 rhn"s di-tant. runnin. thence y deg Is min W
\. chains. thence n - 'r. Is mil W - chains.
thence y u dc. 4 vi. - CHAINS, thence - tie.
50 chains. thence = !? deg vi 80 chains thence
% deg II MN Is 30 chain. thence = deg Is min
40 chains. thence n 81 lie. Is min 90 chains to
the place vi beginning. embracing ten w. 100 acres,
upon which n notice ri said application is posted.
The adJUlnin' claimant. to these premises are
". Z. CHILD, Register.
GEO. d. {. HIBBs, Attorney, Y4i col
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FIRST NATIONAL BAKK.-The report of
the First National Bank published in this
issue shows it is in excellent condition, and
Confirms the established reputation Of its
officers for stability and good management.
The report Was ordered BY the Comptroller
Of currency from all National Banks,
requiring statement Of condition ON sept,
l2tb, 1873, The day preceding the panic in
New York. The First National had on
deposit tia. day $lOO, re 81 pretty fair for
. little town like this where fall tre'ghis
and invoices had made tuch heavy draft
on merchants-snd what speaks we'll for
the bank. the depusits increased ssead'ly dur
ing Mepanic. We have been shown Ictte:
from their New York correspondents.
Donncll Lawson & Co., written during the
panic to the FIRST National Bank If Deer
kMSes saying ''go along steadily:s II every
'.othcr hank on Wall street fails. We will
''coutinuc to pay all demands" ~. with
their home condition snd the security Ut
their correspondents, the crisis ~as not tel,
by them, and their reserve which had been
over II per cent. for the 10 days preceding
the s,s,emcnt-ths law only requiring Is
per ceb,-was increased while the heavy
runs were forcing banks in the States into
suspension. The report shows good
healthy business condition and complete
confidence in tho institution by our bushes.
men.
For fine chewing i0bsccos 60 10
80 VIZ. C0LBMAn's
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LOCAL - r. w >.

E,.>,rk torKr iTEHs Court cunvcn.
,l IN I,Auu.rI< October l:;th. anl al iourned
O,r"hri ei'h.
Tnr Territorial Grand Jury indicted
Henry llrinzp.an. Donald McLain and Gee"
Rug. for grand larceny, in rohbing III"
overland coach July 2O'h. 1871, q, Red
Hu', station. of Sls.WO in gold bars an
du., ia ,,sn.i: by Wells. Fargo Il Co. They
were irlrl. found guilty. md sentenced To
ten years each in the l'rniirniiary. TIL
ryIIrur. showed the driver innocent of any
rumpIri v: Ina, while he was eating, the
h.rudanr- prirh the staple 1o,sc on III"
i,ru>u,r box. hi, the vrrcnba'ks. (Which
,hry .ul po I'd W.. +. Il Co. had SO marked
tina, the, could be ilcniIfcl). and taking
the package of gold dust aud bals buried il
in n snail creek near the station. The dc.
trc,,vr- Ut w.. r. 4 Co. sul,s. qucni.
searched the stream for considerable dIs>
lance withu,i, discovering anything, but u
was .lclnunsirat, d ON the trial that they must
have I,nl,rd the Creek bed within very
few inches If The box As M incident Ot
the affair. iIcnzn,nn subsequently went to
Canada married An cstllnablc lady Of Al
excellent family aud brought her I, Red
Butte, where they have continued TO 1--we.
The charge against and arrest Of her hus.
band WAS n hard blow, aud for time she
scarce knew what to do But love Fri.
umphcl. She has s,sid with and near him
4 S,,l hor N IN ls,fsnI aud
cxculva,c linn But justice Was unrclentng
md the deceived wife is left alone BY q
scun,Alun worse thnn 'Ent Of death.
VIM. Merry was innictrd for murdc' in
having Killed Geo. Brown 10y shooting him
with .hol gun AT their cabin near Bann ok
at,w weeks snrr: tired and acquitted.
", ". Price was indicted for killing
Eth. Mnu,"l nt summit Station few
weeks ~" This will he remembered Ivy
our readers a. the quarrel between employees
OF the telegraph repair corps. Price was
tired and acquitted.
Geo Ru.s was indicted tor grand !arrc'
nv ~ ~, acc.npI,rc of iielnzman and Nc
Ls'n IN the Il. i Butte coach robbery, and
chang nt venue granted TO Deer Lodge.
lie yill he tried at the Apil term.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. we're granted jndg.
mrni agnln-, IlrInzmun. Rutg, McCian and
Mccoy. N naIf breed who got 81. 700 "f the
money!. for $4,000. amount shown ~
have been stolen IN the robbery.
In The ra>" IT C,nN ". Crow for divorce,
,lr ,lr,lira,tuu vas granted on the grulud
of u,s,,itiul,.
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Library Observation-Disclosures 0easoo.

Al the meeting Of the Library Association
on Tuesday evening . resolution passed
insti,uting . Course Of Lectures to re de
livcred in Deer L"dgc during the present
winter. A Committee. consisting If o. 3
O'Ba"non, Addison Smith. Dr. L. f
Holmes. J. c. Robinson ard Jas II. Mills,
WAS appointed with authority to transact
all business necessary TO carry the project
into effect. 1t is designed to have series
of cigh, or ten Lectures by the very hest
speakers in Montana 1t affords Us pleasure
to state that all who have SO fur been in.
formally communicated with have kindly
signiiicd their willingness u comply, and
ak speakers have already been engaged.
The COMMITTEE will probably be able to
announce in nc=t weeks papers the par leu
lars in regard to the Course. We
trust that this cffor; tn establish series OF
trs, class intellectual entertainments will
meet with the earnest sympathy and sup
port Of our pcople--and have no fears bu,
that such will b. the Case Montana au
dirnces d. not like to be bored. but they
4" appreciate ability, and that intelligence.
though. and cloqucncc it is the purpose Of
the Committee u secure on the rostrum this
season. /, seems to Us that Helena. Boze
man. Virginia and Deer Lodge NIGH, each
this winter. by accommodating themselves
10 the presence Of distinguished SPEAKERS
"n other business and supplying the inter
walls with local talent. procure series Of
entertainments that would be heard and re-
mcmbcrrd with interest, pleasure and profit.
Anyhow, We propose I" try it.
The Tuesday evening meeting WAS An
interesting one. Bret Esrte's Episode Of
F'dulctown" furnishing an hours plcs-sn.
entertainment. A Reading il appointed for
next Tuesday evening.
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LOST! L,sr !! LOST NO list from that
lightning Agent" up to Thursday even
ing. where ere you. Weslcy:" At last
accounts he WIS in Virginia "who"ping
'cm up" ana the boys were writing over "
Us to ''cnll HIM in. or send over ONeill
with load Of ready made collins" II is
barely possible Wesley has run arross s"mc-
body that could out talk him, and it's come
our turn for funeral. How would II do TO
wrap him i" the remnant Of his cancnss "s
substitute for . coffin? Away, unhappy
thought. We hope for better things. He
merely missed . mail-n"t male though
and mex. week NC anticipate having the
biggest list of new subscribers We have yet
published.
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Oese 6slCs, N8satana Ae tAs We Il 9sa-
Ing Oct %. 1879.
0rsnAv Orronvu ARPu

n Goodman, Bennett II Walton. X r Keunon.
City: John Baker. Helena: John Nehan. Cedar Creek:
Nelson. Bitter Root Ed Forest. RICK Creek d
Coenan Louisville. Ky: II Morrison. French .ulch:
A c Rich, Lewiston, Idaho; A W Barnard. Butte
City.
MONDAY. OcrOREE N-R Pearson. DlsckfOot; A
" Jsmisop, Fish creek: A c WILDER, Moose creek: :
Daniel James. ir. Warm Springs: John Terry, Soda
Spring.. idaho: c G Mason and wife. Henderson
Il Beanill. Nevada valley: u W Shranpcl, W Shsfer,
Bitter Root: TC Brady. Thomas Paterson. Peter
Mcmahon, John Holland, Lawrence O'iseilley, YiO
necr !: Vim Avery, D Binns, David Rhcnhsrt. Yam
hill Nh Avvett, z II Haynes. Henderson Tim
Foster, en- route: Catlin Nat Preston. City; Mrs
r Fitzgerald, BcartOwn: Ferdinand Arnr;. Cable ;
James Furlons. Helena.
TUESDAY, 9sJ Wells, J N Patton, J 7 Graham.
Soda Springs, Id,ho simson, NclOi., Ed Forest.
Kcnnon City VIM Humble II Flanagan. VIM
Strang, 5 Turk, J Anderson, James Doven. Bitter
Root A Mead. Mead's Station: 5 A Stephens,
Warm Springs; W N Aylsworth, Edwardsvillc: >
r King N Mcdonnell. Yamh,ll; p McAndrew, Pho
necr: John Bates, Anthony Jone-, Z Moran, Helena
c Nislcr. Silver Bow: Il karr. N Hoffman. John
Rains, Pioneer: z Van Gundy, Bcartown.
"WEDNESDAY, 81 n Buck. d A Steele Newman !:
q McClny. Ilel'a: A Chase; A Chsfen. N Chafen.
Bitter Root G Ilart, Thaycr. Geo Stephens
Mr. Mitchell. Win Martin, J W swan, Yamhill J n
Hays. j Le-sard Rock Creek A > stephens. Warm
SPRING. John Vessel and wife, Henry Eglebrccht,
RACE Track; q d Lyon and wife, Edwardsville: J
scrutch6cd. Hell Gate valley: N whitney. Vim
Burlington. Big Hole jas Richardson VIM Norton.
" W johnson. Helena. J Z kirkcudaI, Aissoula
Chss Orth, Pioneer !: A A Stowe, Pixies Peak n
Lowry. Bcartown: A NJ Bean. Yamhill
THCRsDAr, OCr. 3D. -Thos II Irvine. jr., Ysmhill !;
Wilson, l. L DAMON, J > Conner. N Newman. VIM
Martin, CITY; N T Shsrrill Valley y scbenck. Z
Girard. r Levengood. VIM Spring: Ed Forest, Rock
creek: c Jcdcriea, Ge''rgetown: Jas A Murray and
wife. Pioneer: e Courts, Bitter Root; John & Belk.
Moody guch + II fuzzard. Gold creek; X Aiken,
Cable; & stanchAcd. Silver Bow !; Israel Gibbs, Loot
creek: o Swartz, Phpshurg: r Fox. Washington
gulch Thor Parsons. II Hsrdesty. n r Christianson.
Sheridan: Jas Grnnt Phoebe.
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SYDptesns e oataSrh.

Obstruction Of nasal passages. discharge
falling into throat, sometimes prOfuse,
wxiery, acrid, or thick and tenacious,
mucous, purulent, blon,ly, putrid Offensive,
etc. In others dryncss, weak or infamed
eyes. ringing in ears, deafness, alterations,
scabs frOm ulcers. voice altered. Nal twang.
offensive breath. impaired smell and taste.
etc. Few only Of the above symptoms like
" 10 lie present in any case At one time.
To cure-take Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery earnestly, to correct the blood and
system, which are always .. fault. also Ia
act specifically, - II does, upon the diseased
glands and lining membrane Of the nose and
ito communicating chambers. The more
zee of this Odi0us disease, the more positive
ID my belief that ii we would make ireat>
meut perEscslr succesaful in curing II, We
mxsg rec constitutional treatment to act
through the blood, ~ we'll q soothing and
healing local application. DR. Sage's Cstarrh
Remedy. when used warm and applied with
Dr.. Pierce's Nasal DOuche. effects cures
upon common sensc," rational and scicnti
&c principles, by ito mild. soothing and
healing properties. TO which the disease
gradually yields, when the sys,cm has been
put in perfect order hy the use 1T the Golden
Medical Discovery. This 10 the only per,
fcctly safe, scientific and successful mode Oi
acting upon and healing il.
10 successful has the above course vi
treatment proven that the proprietor oitsr,
$500 reward for case be cannot cure. All
the means cold BY druggists. Il v. Pierce
n. d.. Proprietor, Buffsol, N. !.