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sx1xn Of ell dscripesona. underwear
IA halbrfeaN. eauS. UmDes messso
Sc Husery IN cotton. iyste thsesfAnd
! elk ~ the Golden Eagle square 6sal.
ING ch<hsne house.
Scatx hooxs. large stuck 81 Sehn6ks
nosrs. very cheap. and new window
shsd~s tas week. - Henry IcoAa
woop beam eulusa.os Toe ony tie
as fop~a
IL order % else cot fcs The cert
sixsy DAYS. ~ ~isl ell vooshsan cab
uvafors and Sscd grsudess - eos1-A
A. Pope.
Go @ C. A. Oven IN bay yoas saIl
paper and paius- lAsxv and elegant
supply and ssy deem prices
Go TO c 4 Ovsa 10 huy paints and
vali psEss.
Tvs Lnpson euisivasos knife Zoe
sorting listed orr. Something ssw
and useful. foe sase BY sranoxie 4 Son.
VIZ are ~closinx cut cur stock of eui.
tssAton- Nov = the time In bay
srAsecis AAcx.
Inr one price Golden Eagle ke~p3
the b<ss stock of sho~s for men. wonea
and children. and Of The celebrated
sels make.
At home and ready Zoe busiE~s IN
a new location. vcss NJ Miner Erus.
brick block. srAxoolxA sos
VS. have juss received . general
stock Of IaSxses and spnns axcnA
spASoGlR 4 Sos.
VIZ have q eocd asscstmens II aas
busE,es add spring vsEons IN STOCK.
We think ne can pleAse VOC.
s'A>orarA seS.
P~RrtANAYfox 90 the people ~ Md
Cloud and vicinity. All ;~rsoss par
chssing goods Of wnSh, a Wallace
will SAVE money.
Har and oApsln ensse- v~assciss.ss
the Golden EaSiS
Cothtng sbr men. youths and boys
Tor holiday and every day veal Al pr
Co tha, defy composition ~ the
price Golden Eagle.
q. II. NAxyArT 10 the reliable Q M
eAding jcseier of Red Cloud.
VioiIx. hanio and guitar strings as
IruH and scratches Of every kind
cured in ID minutes by wenifords
Sanitary Lotion. Tee no other. TA,s
never fails. Sold by X X shercs. drug
g,st. NJ Cloud. ssiy
fKkp HrnMuL usnA ~ srii hts
town property on seward street IL
yoa want.a bargain zee him. sal
A good farm Of leo we'll improved,
hosise. barn. wells &c. 10 acres calsi-
waited. nine miles III Nod Chou 4. Inquire
., farm or address me at Red Good.
1d Rosr. Rowxn.
ssEvIcn nj the Methodist church
are as follows: SUNDAY school ~ 10 ..
m . preaching ut II . IN. also 81 J ~ p.
m. Prayer meeting Thursday evsaing
NJ 10. A cordial welcome Ia all.
Nrw invoice Of parasoh and sun
umbrellas at Masvhis.
CLorIlIxo nj eoss At Inavale. have
concluded 10 close out my stock of
clothing ~ cost j. q. C~aAnsEktls.
DrRIxo the month Of May every
thing In the line 81 silverware Ne VII
cell ~ IS per cent discount
wKr0:'T 4 WALLACE.
vioiIH trimmings Al Wright 4 Wal
laecis.
] pox'T claim the largest stock In tho
state. but have plenty 81 fresh new
goods. The latest designs in everything
kept in . fart clas. jewelry cssshsssb-
menI on MAsYAn.
HaRxoxycAs and ali small musics
goods ~ Wright 4 wsilaceis.
CoNpAnx my psics~ with those of
other frma. win ave you from t~u
70 twenty Ave per cent on anything in
my line. q. II. MAxrarT,
NEW arrival of. fresh teas ssd coios
ut MAnhs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
OOWID

A isv Of our farmers srs planting
ORR yet
Al Horton gets around lively nth
. new team and buggy.
Guilford 4 Bosick have shipped Q
~ load of hogs % Kaaaas uhs week
n Keeney 10 having . good sub
stantial residence hulk On hD farm
near CovleL
Mr. .ae3yckie vkh . force Of msa
and sssAm pale driver u driving
pilang under several rad rod bsidg0
near here
Covses resosnfly had Q Nine3s With
ont any thing nifseuious q myseesio0.
W A Miracle . sectaoa hand a he
Z 4 Co. here fns soos time, bought Q
new suit Of clothes 90 time from one a
oar merchants . sew dsy b.
fore psy day. promising - pay - thss
time He drew m pay d do tine
and si,eDsiy departed between suppss
and bseAkfsse IA passs unkDOwu ieas-
ing behind hio . ~ Cd eaueho ~
tie beue6s a hn ersdisum
Rev Mr. Paes Coupeensiouaa mic
~ al CovsA, bsgno q 11ndsy - -
take suhscipeioas fs ~ ~p~ q
building . ehasuD IN CUUtA He -
% iAs MT With sncsnn00ns snd
- hops - NJ 0nss6 = nining ~
oOoons BoeouoU,
he skaEiag Abbdneensn 6ouu
this .ssk fos shs yusPu0 dbsiss -
hsyOd - rsoo2slsA
On 6a1nEday svsniag hethe oeuD.
~ north o6coU30o lv nil0 -
visiGsd Win - hmsi0e ~ amw
known % d oadao -
1oesnna1s1y 6ko1tsadhms -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

LADfn viii do veil 10 Look through
the stock at the Golden Eagle before
buying their shoes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
MUSICAL HTE
Home Talent. SIXTY Trained Voices
Make tho WeTkin Ring.
Tho Oriental Queen on the Ooci-
dental Throne.

The Queen EITHER troupe, consisting
Of sixty Red Cloud singers have been
husiIy engaged for come time past re-
hearsing the cAntaiA OF Esther the
Beautiful Queen. and on Thurday
evening. May IL. presented The results
of ibeI: labors 10 the citizens Of He'd
Cloud. in the NJ. Z. Church The
hou-e was literally packed. hundreds
o! people being unable 10 am sdmss-
sion. The management decided TAI re-
produce the cantatA on Friday e
IN, but owing TO the seycre ram
storm were obliged 10 postpone II until
Saturday evening when IL w1 again
rendered 10 a large and appreciauve
audience. La order TO obtain q CON-
prehensive idea Of Esther IL IL ncoes-
sary 10 read certain portions OF ORIENT
al history and read your ca.echlsm
carefully. The performer. appeS'ed
IN full aud elegant Costumes. procured
from the customer for the labor Grand
Opera House, @, Denver, by the gener-
Gus i~ntercession OF Mr. { Z Funk, Of
tina, city. Mrs. J. @. Alien APP
peArei In the title role Of Esther. the
beautiful Queen. and Prof. 4. l. Funk
rs King Their Improvisation oil On
entail royalty WAS digniied and pleas
ing. Miss Anna Haley and Mrs. J. r.
Bayha. as maids Of honor. acquitted
themselves In a verv crcdi,able nan
mel. Mrs. Mechanics and Ms. Trim
bic, the former as Haman's wife and
the latter as the weird Prophecies. with
their interesting attendants Misses
Monte Tulleys and Eva Bayha did
some splendid acting Hamsn, horde
cal. Illegal. and Hsrbonah. by J A
Crawford, c l. Getting. Geo NJ Plumb.
and c l. Ebaugh, respectively. were
rendered par excellence. " ID For
roster made q splendid antique pencil
pusher while J A Tuileys did the high
priest act In . beneficial o~atsiArchxl
manner. Messrs Mitchell. Poyner,
Dow and Ebaugh. - Herald and
guards, acted well their parts, - did
also the various pages. Geo Ables
twin bows passed the ruby wine very
~cleverly. The charming little misses.
Blanche Feighi and Vsshti Gardner
we're enthusiastically encored for their
falrv-like dance in the royal presence
Miss Garner presided gracefully At the
piano, and 10 her uDtiring efforts Is he
success OF the cantata greatly
due. The entertainment throughout
was creditsble 10 the management
and performers. and a genuine pleas
ure To the audience. Cordial invita-
lions have been received for us repro
duction in some Of the valley towns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Qupr,ox.-why does A. 4. Marh
sell more dry goods than al the mss-
chann in Rcd Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

A gentleman living between here
and Dewitt. reports that . lot Of con
tactor.' tools had been unloaded At
leWitt. If the report proves true
6ere a be but one object for 1t, and
Cat is the construction Of the road to
Due Hill A line Of railroed following
tbs proposed route mas got 70 be . e
ce-ity and il the B. 4 -. does NOS
bald il. the q P or some other road
vi. This road traverses ~ rich and
fesile . country as can be found any
WIRE and 10 bound to be . paying 10
v4nent. From present indications
Biz Hill Is bound 70 boom - she
nea.r doomed before. Capital u con
ce&rating 1t this point, - the capital
is =: SLOW in recognizing the sdvani-
age of the town and surrounding
cous,ry. Blue Hill has always sse.di.
" alrsnced. having bad none Of tha
ph0,menal growth 90 often noticed
in gessern towns. followed By . season
Of d,reesion, and with another NH
roAaaev bank, bricG :.bus,nsss hoosea
and he large number al Tsssdee-
cee 1eeady under contract, 70 conn
dendhiy expect her % double m sass
befoe Tie fst day Of January 1851
Baae RRl Tma
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Prov shoe. II al Eice. W suit al
q the Golden Eagle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
ALSoRTa

DE- SHERER has bought . sleek pair
Of bronchoe for the boys
As addition has been built to the
Red Cloud carriage works.
THERE will be preaching al the Con-
gregational church next Sabbath In the
morning AZ II o'clock and in the even
ing At IS O'Clock. Rev ]. q. Ak imam,
from Buda. Ill, will ~oficiae.
SINCE the adyen; Of the broncho
herd many Of the boys while AWAY the
time between sermons on Sunday with
daring, and sometimes lud.crous, exhi-
billions Of equestrianship.
WV GATES has purchased q y.ariing
calf from L. S. Myers, Judson. Kansas.
1t is part Durham and xas born bind.
II can't tie II one note from another bu,
has a sweet, fog-horn voice, and can
sing ike q little daisy.
To EVERY one who took part in the
entertainment Thursday evening 3;
the Bapiis, church OF in any way a.
sisted to make the affair a success. We
extend thanks. Mis- THoe ExIoH.
Mrs. GEO. II Brown.
ATTENTION, KxIGHr..-A special
meeting of Cslanihe Lodge Knights Of
Py:hias Will be held on TUESDAY even
ing. May 10th. A full attendance IL
requested. BY order
J. L. MILLER, c. C.
A. c. HosMER, l.. X. S.
LIST Of letters. Mr. Berlinda Bond,
Mrs Mary Barton, Henry F Gem.
Warren Davis. Mrs L NJ Dlckess. Viii
lebin Gates, Somes Hudging. Hensy
Jacobs. Frank kizer, Geo Laveriy, Il
c Meyer. Mrs N r Russell. WIN II
Stevenson. Irvinx Walker, Miss Anna
Snider, Albest Weisbrod. Charley +
WEIGH. These letters will be senl 10
the dead letter Office June Is 1855 il
not delivered before.
THERE should be no question in the
minds of the voters of Webster county
a TO voting the bonds providing for
the building Of bridges across the Re-
publican and other rivers and streams
in the county. 1t is q well authentic
aied fact that for the last eight years
at least $4,000 have been spent in
repairing bridges, culverts, etc. In the
various precincts. which a. fast as built
have been washed away and the peo-
pies money with them. all for the
simple reason that there have not
been substantial structures erected.
The chance Is now open to stop this
enormous yearly expenditure by vot-
ing bonds TO build bridges over the
various streams that will stand for all
time to come. This matter should
not be looked upon as a precinct affair
but a Well matured plan Of the county
commissioners TO stop wasting county
funds on worthless bridges. The ques-
ton of saving the county finances is a
matter that should interest every voter
in Webster county and should not he
looked at from a parsimonious stand.
point As only benefitting the 'ew.
when on the other hand the saving Of
county funds benefits the entire peo-
ole of the county more or less. The
idea of spending money on bridges
that fall down and are taken away
with every food is too preposterous
fnr any man I % advocate who has the
welfare of tine county at heart. Good
substantial bridges should be bull,
over the streams Of the county, and We
believe that it will be for the benefit
of all 10 vote for the bonds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

q. II. MAnYArT makes speciality ~
ane watch repairing sod varr.nss sii
work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

NE4 pods daily 1t R~o1sAsss cheap
furnite seose. Dost &a to exAoane
before
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

1d8 - Nm 01DoJ0k
have The Walker booas asA shoew
sna v1n give yoa Wns5ansy
% vvsy oais you by. 12tAsa-
nAnm
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

NopIs the time 70 Ct yoor bargains
On III and lOc counters IN hose, COZ
lar, 4stous, handksrcAieA napkins
and tAeh q Iorressesk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

CAroHT In tbe act A man pa~ine
hastily down wekss~s st. yesterday
attracted The attention of everybody.
bat his hases - soon explained. -
he uss on bis Gay On poschms bar.
gains q Wright 4 WaIAcsis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

III. sq.aEs asubA asEiYs1 .
nmh
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Dwelling bcsse Nth nos kn than
four rooms. Inquire ~ tAe 0osdsus
EAg3s clothing sssse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

LApfD viu pseaee - rcd bs 6l-
lowing astisis.
.1svpsds sssg1
y xifsasl pus oq,sss sup yupsvd
az o1v ps0sspA y sq1pA ~ 3us
ne, a Wrs1spqj - ms q 80 aox 'yg
psss N uaop spssds ssdsd - usas a
A,iUuuo q1uDos soosss 80 IN aspsl
81 nDo1 - ~ zuDsDepoo9 or
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RUY NORTHERN GROWN SEEDS. Catalos
. free. J. A. sAlzER, Seed Grower, La Crosse, Mis-
BUY sALzER's ia Crosse, wis1 SEEDS.

EGGS TO HATCH. Pure bred poultry all varieties;
Gwrite prices free. V. d. SToNERoAD 1ewistown Pa
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Mcherlu.co1eman.

On Tuesday was consummated marriage,
the details of which are interesting on account
of the unusual circumstances that cemented a
bond already existing. Several years ago, Mr..
John M. Moberly, mature business man, and
a person of sedate and methodical life, was
smitten by the quiet charms and modest graces
of Miss Mamie T. Coleman, then mere girl
with long curls of beautiful brown hair. The
friendship formed ripened into the deepest de-
votion, and Mr. Moberly soon occupied the
position of the favored sutton of Miss Coleman.
Time rolled on, and the ardent regard OF the
young people might never have proved other
than Platonic, had not good fortune visited
them by means of the Louisiana State Lottery.
In playful mood, they agreed to invest three
dollars in three-fifths of ticket, Miss Coleman
paving one dollar with the expectation of recelv
ing one third of the returns Two weeks later
Mr. Moberly, in whose name the ticket was made
was startled at his desk at the Mercer National
Bank by the intelligence that his ticket had
drawn $15, 600 He Immediately went to New
Orleans secured the money, and, with hlSn
sense of honor, sent Miss Coleman her portion,
$1,000 After two months longer of waiting,
the devoted young people determined to invest
in lottery ticket again; this time IN the lot
terry of matrimopy, in which we are fully per-
suaded they will both draw prizes.
The marriage was celebrated Tuesday last at
1880, at the residence of the bride father MI;
r. E. Coleman, where most sumptuous feast
was served to the few friends invited to attend.
The young couple left on the % train for
Washington, where they will make their future
home Mr.. Moberly will engage IN the real es-
tate and claim business with his brother, Judge
VIM. Moberly. The groom Is an able business
man, while the bride is an amiable and attrac-
tive lady, and they cannot fail to find success
and many friends in their new home -Har-
rodsburg, Ky, Democrat, Feb. a.
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She Enioved Cold Weather.

The recent spell of weather call:
attention to a recent article in LitteU'i
LiUiHg Age called "A Lady's Life in
Manitoba. The writer says she bought
frozen milk by the pound all winter
mustard froze in the mustard pot,
which stood foot from the kitchen
stovepipe and two feet above the stove,
where there was q blazing fire all day,
The Kittens ears froze, and broke of.
so did the ears of neighbours pony
A pail of water left in the kitchen all
night would freeze solid before morn
ing. When she had been ironing the
top of pocket handkerchief the lower
part would freeze on the table. The
thermometer went to So degrees below
zero. This is commented on at con
siderable length. and then comes this
remark: But l say deliberately thai
| would rather pass three winters OF
the prairie in Manitoba than one sum
mer." Worse than all the freezing, the
coId. the confinement, and the whole
ca tegory of winter, is the mosquito,
She Hartford CourGnt.
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Mental Phenomena Reduced to Figures.

Any physician, we apprehend, will
consider it quite within the bounds of
probability that per cent. of the pop
ulation of the country is subject to re-
markably vivid dreams, illusions. Wis.
ions, etc This will make half mill.
ion people in the United States. Each
of these persons may be supposed to
have fifty friends orrelations, of whom
per annum dies. If they are subject
to dream or vision once a week, there
is one chance out of seven that they
have one on the same day that the
friend dies. Let us suppose that it
takes a combination of eight separate
and independent points of resemblance.
between the vision and the circum.
stance attending the death of the
friend to constitute a remarkable coin
cidence, and that each of these has a
probability of one-half. We shall have,
in one case out of 256, a remarkable
combination of condolences. Putting
these results together, we may infer
that, as matter of fact, some extra
ordinary coincidence between the
circumstances of death and the dream
or vision by friend of the dying per
son does occur somewhere in the
country nearly every day in the year.
Science
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Louis Rel, says a telegram from Prince
Albert, N w T., has thrown off the mask ant
now openly defies the queens authority, He
saws that he has the half breeds and indiana
entirely under his control He says tina the
Northwest police force is mere nothing, ane
that their authority shall not be respected.
Depriving tho white settlers Of their stand OF
arms last wear has exasperated them, but they
remain loyal, and if given arms and arlmum-
ton, they viii defend themselves against Rel
and uphold the queens author-ty A mass
meeting is to be tea aud several hun
bred men will enlist II the government viii
furnish them with arms and ammunition.
Col Houghtou, al jGtaut general, has telegraph
"a to Ottawa for Instructions The arms oil
the disban led volunteers at Prince Albert are
Sill AT B4ttlsiord and Carleton, and can be IS
sued to volunteers by the mounted police, who
have charge OF them should the emergency
arise Rel, the hero of the Red River rebel
hon Of 1870, and an exile since in Montana, re-
turned to the Northwest over year ago, where
he has been agitating the half breeds and In
dams to create trouble.
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A Similarity.

A writer descibing Paganini's violin
playing, says: when the q string
walled. then tears came through the
eyes from the listening hearts of men,
tears of sadness and delight. " You
may perhaps have noticed that pretty
much the same thing occurs nowadays
when the Young man next door tort
ures Il violin. When his G and other
strings wall, then the tears come
through the eyes from the hearts of
listening men-tears of sadness and
agony, prompted by q wild, unconquer.
able yearning for gore and revenge.
The mere the G. string walls, the
more his hearers wall. and there is
about as much music in one wall as
in the other.-No7TiStosG Herald
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Ahnsing the Hands.

The recent health exhibition in Lon
don has called attention to a most
dangerous fashion, it is said, which,
beginning with actresses, has crept in
to the upper circles of fashion, which is
that of deadening the skin with bis.
muth to produce the deadly paleness
characteristic of consumption. Ac-
tresses and actors have always used
some pigment for the hands to make
them unnaturally white, and this has
produced disease of the nails. 1t is
curious that among savages and civil.
lied people equally the skin, which is
the most important window of the
body, is Systematically stopped up with
cosmetics. Now there is q morbid
fancy for repulsiye ghastliness in En-
glish society, and this pallor is plo-
duced by bismuth powder. The poor
skin has been heretofore patched and
roughed and stained with anthony,
but now it is covered with bismuth,
The reults may be better imagined
than described. OF course the face
and hands, If covered with any pig
ment to keep them white, cannot be
often washed, therefore one of the
best means of Kidding the body of its
perilous gases is cut off.-Hedlth
ToztT530T
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All Smith Sound explorers have
something to say of the Esquimaux
with the wooden leg. Everybody
knows, of course, that timber does
grow III that part of the world, and
the man with the wooden leg must be
quite curiosity to the Ellesmere Land
Esquimaux, who occasionally visit
their friends on the Greenland coast.
His name is Arrow tab. One day, when
he was quite a boy, he was out on a
hill hunting binds, when a great stone
rolled on his foot and crushed it. His
mother to save his life, cut off his leg
about six inches below the kneen with
a knife made of bone. Arrowtah sur
vived the rude surgery, and grew up
stout young man, but was almost en-
tireIy helpless to his tribe, because he
could only hop around on one leg. In
1S49, the surgeon of the North Star,
one of the Franklin search vessels,
made him wooden leg, which was re-
paired and renewed by DIR. Hayes,
eleven years later. Twenty-four years
after he firstput it on the Polaris party
found him still stumping around on his
good, stout oaken leg, and he could
hunt auks with the pest of his tribe,
though the difficulty of travelling over
the rough ice made him useless as a
walrus hunter Arrowtah at last &C.
counts was very anxious to cross over
to Ellesmere Land in search of wife.
He said none of the ladies in his own
tribe suited him. Brooblyts Eagle
Arcade thera are twentv.fosrr nsuners In
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no! WINTER.


j.
Hal winter, no! Winter,
King Of the northern blasti
You me ( us all, YOU greet us all,
With grip that freezes fast.
In regal pomp you've gathered up
Your royal robes of snow,
And By their trailing men shall trace
Whatever ways you go.
Your grim retaincrs ALL alackl
Make but a cruel train
OF biting slect and singing winds
And ice and frozen rain.
The rich with furs and blazing hearths
Your carnival NAV scOrn.
While Ninth and Cheer NAV reign supreme
From wassail eve till morn.
But ha: Winter, no! Winter,
" hat 1ut the Poor.
Nho'yc no stronghold against the cold,
No bribe or sinecure
10 set at bay the singing day,
Or soften down the night
Who note the thickening Hindow-panes
With sinking hearts alright
Who draw their babies close and sing
Their shivcring lu.lahys
Then sleep and dream Of s.caming feasts
That huuger-sicep supplies
To wake at morn vi Ii shuddering sense
OF heightened fast and cold,
Aud find that gaIat-cyed Want hath wrought
Its tra"e within The fold.
Ha, Winter, no Winter,
Hard your reign on these;
God pity such aud send warm hearts
To All who starye and freeze.
-UaT3a Barrett Butter, ia The Current.
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Rear Admiral Jouett, commanding the North
Atlantic squadron, has telegraphed Comman-
der Clark, of the Alliance, at New Orleans, IN
structing him to proceed TO Carthagena and
Baranquilla. United States of Columbia, and
protect American interests in that country
during the present disturbed condition of af-
fairs. The dispatch informs Commander Clark
that vessels belonging to American citizens
which have been seized by insurgents without
compensation may be forcibly recovered, and
says the United Magdalena Steam Navigation
company Of New York has called the attention
of the secretary Of state TO tho seizure of their
steamers by armed force.
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4 saa ca e Of Poisoning

is that of any man or woman afflicted with dis
ease or deraugel7ent of the liver resulting IL
poisonous acennIuiatIons in the blood, scrofu-
lous affections, sick headaches. and diseases OF
the kidneys, lungs or heart. These troubles car
be cured only by going to the primary cause and
putting the liver in healthful condition To ac-
complish this result speedily and effectually
nothing has proved itself SO efficacious as DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" which has
never failed to do the work claimed for it, anc
never will