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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
He Downed the Gambler.

DO yOu see that tail man sanding
thers - asked the colonel Notice how
he brushes bis hair forward on the sides.
As some Englishmen do 0ne oftbose
locks hides scar which bears eloquent
testimony as toa narrow escspe from
DEATH
Thirty years ago he was deputy
nlarshai in Nevada He started out one
day 70 arrest a notorious gambler who
bad killed man over game Of cards
The gambler knew that the marshal Was
seeking him, but with cool efrontery
walked about the streets all day. John
thai Is the deputy marshai-heard that
the man be wanted was IN well-knoNn
bar-noom. He set ont for the place and
csreIessly walked boldly into the rcom.
He had not crossed the threshold before
be found himself looking into the barrel
of a six-shooter.
Come, Hardy he said cOOlly, this
won't do. I've come to get you and l
want you
See here, John said the gambler, l
don't wznt 10 kill you. but / won't let
any man arrest me. Go away and let
me alone.
"'So, want you, said the deputy
marshal quietly. Pat down your six
shooter and come with me-"
am see YOU shot srst.'"
az can't help that said the other. Z
must have you now. Vow you have the
1 drop on me, but you must come with me
or Xii me in cold blood"
"T don't want TO kill you" said
Hardy.
Then put down your gun
"John. / won't be arrested. Don't
touch me don't want to shoot a man
without cause
s'Pve got to do it, Hardy
q See here, said the gambler, turning
white, "if yon move foot ! kin you.
Bot l hate to be q coward That vas
fair and square last night We both
pulled together"
'1The marshal shook his head"
"I1l DO one thing, John, Hardy went
ON. I'll back up to that wall. You back
up to the other I'll drop my revolver 70
my hip, and you can draw yours Then
it's the best man.
The marshal moved backward TO the
wall, and Hardy did the same Then
the marshal drew his revolver and held
it at his side, muzzle down All this
time Hardy had kept his weapon leveled
at the marshal Slowly his arm sank,
until his revolver touched the seam Of
his trousers, Both men were perfectly
calm and immovable, the marshal de-
terrnined looking, the gambler still pale.
@sNow, John, said Hardy. Instantly
both weapons went up. 1t was al over
so quickly that both men were on the
fioor together. Bu. Hardy lad fired toe
soon his ball went at an upward angie
and grazsd the marshsls temple. But
! the marshal had sen; his bullet straight
ON line to Bardy's heart, and there wa;
no need 10 arrest the gambler.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
ingalls, Skeleton.


used to know ingalls, years ago. He
was thinner then than be is now and
looked Just about the same. He lived in
Atehison. and had the reputation Of be-
ing possessed Of more brain and less flesh
than any other adult in Kansas. One
day be went up to the Office Of friend
Of his, doctor, and while be was there
newsboy dashed in Vow, the kids
who sold papers around Atchison in
those days were the noisiest I ever heard,
and the doctors assistant, a cheerful
young student, was always on the alert
to shut some Of them up and 70 prevent
them from invading the privacy Of his
room with their stamping feet and ear
piercing yells Of -s'n LOuay papers
The assistant had seen this particular
boy as he entered the building, and in
an instant had placed inside the door
way Of the Office full grown skeleton.
When the y0ungster threw the door
open, and was midway through one Of
his deciamsii0ns, the skeleton fell over
on him. With shrek that Was worse
even than his regular street cry, the boy
rolled down one fight Of stairs and tun-
bled into the street, and his nurmurings
I continued right straight along.
~ lou'ye sczred the boy 70 death - ex-
claimed the budding Senator. who was
overGowing with indignation. Then be
went TO the winiow and. bending out,
called to the grimy but pallid faced vic
tin: aCome back her. boy; IN buy
some Of your papers He shant huri
yon-"
The response was Instantaneous The
boys sobs ceased. and be shouted NO
you don't. Yon cant fool me if you have
put your clothes on n-'-Interviev in
WASHINGTON Sar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
Rooted to the spot.


! heard a story the other day about
the former assistant rector Of one Of the
largest Episcopai churches IN the cit y.
The gentleman in question is nowsthe
president Of a college 50 far away that he
can not mind if I relate the incident
He was jolly good fellow when he lived
in boarding house here, and in his OF
hours was accustomed 10 turn in with
the other good fellows Of the house at n
friendly game Of whist or smoke.
One evening. when be was out at ser
vice, two Of the vags Of the establish
uent remembered that II was bis invari-
able habit upon returning home TO doff
his roundabout vest and clerical coat,
put on an old smoking jacket and encase
bis feet in a pair Of morocco slippers,
which latter always occupied the sane
position on bis bedroom fOor- Accord
ingly they firmly nailed the slippers to
the floor and awaited results in the next
ROOM
Presently the dominic returned They
heard bin moving aboat they heard
the thni Of his shoes as they were taken
of and thrown down, and then all was
silent. They peeped cautiously in and
bebeld the young clergyman standing in
his slippers, his face white as a sheet and
8 look of horror upon it, his eyes staring
straight ahead. The sight was too much
for them, bat they managed to suppress
their laughter and ask in an amazed tone
what the matter Was
Matter p be gasped, there Is matter
enough, boys Pm Psralyzed end ean'i
move hand or foot For mercy's sake
help me-"
The man did actually, sueh in the force
Of imagination, believe be was pzralyzed
for moment or two, but he finally set 'en
up in n manner appropriate 10 his calling
by buying cigars for the entire party
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
Woman. Lovely womani !

There are some queer couples in the
world. remarked real estate agent The
other day a man and a woman called 70
see ne about renting fat The woman
did al the talking. and turned 70 the
man for confirmation or conob0rafion.
He always sgreed with her. and did it
very meekiy-
~Eea." said the woman, @I'Il give you
ss5 for this fat won't We. John 2
"Yesm.y
-And III pay my rent promptly too I;
won't We, John -
sYes'm-'
-And take good care Of The house :
won't I, Jotn p
~Yesm.S
sBut,' I inquired, as is-zsual in such
cases. -sre you man and wifeg''
@Man and wife p exclaimed the wom-
an sharply indeed We are not are We,
John -
sSo'm"
-whafT said I. not man and WifeT
-Sot t11eh I'd have you know that
in this family We are wife and man /;
zint se, John -
sfTes'ru r-Tsr4s S7ffiaGz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
The eaId.headed Lover.

Why 50 many bald-headed men are
bachelors Is thus explained BY q recent
writer There Is good deal Of caPil-
larry attraction in love Girls adore =
handsome suit Of glossy hair it IS
lovely. And when s lover comes 70 WOO
her With the top Of his bead shiHning
a creased pumpkin he IS at disadvan-
tage. Just as the words that glow and
thoughts that burn begin 70 awaken in
her bosom a synpAthetic thrll, she may
happen 70 notice tive or three dies prom-
enading over his chronological organs,
and all IS over. Girls are 50 frivolous
she iDnedistely becomes more interest
ed in thoss aies than IN all his lovely
language. While be is pouring cut bis
love and passion she = wondering how
the flies manage to hold on 70 s1ch q
slippery surface
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
HER STIPULATION.

At the old piano seated
As played with Margaret
s~eet the harmony repeated
In the chords Of our duet
Twas her fasorite piece. she told me.
She had chosen il 10 play,
And lis music seemed 10 hold me
With yieEless, magic sway.
Twas melody Circassian,
And its strains. in varying mood,
Now sang low ofiove's sweet passion.
Now ike cIarions stirred the blood.
'SrilI with me the memory fingers
OF that happy day in June;
So harmonious moved our fingers
Surely we had hearts in tune
Visions through my sonl delighted
Passed, that told what joy 'twouldhe
II our hearts could be united,
Making endless harmony.
ADG tnoHgut rs now o. never
So whispered, Margaret.
Why should not we twain forever
Mskeour Lives one long dael p
She, meanwhile, with smile eniraHcing
Stood in silence wrapt but soon.
"'TwouEd be nice she said, sly gianc
ing
i'll always chose the tune =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
Fifteen Cents for a Horse.


Julius Smith, of Troy Corners, on the
Utica plank road, came to the city yester-
day morning with load Of produce He
left his wagon in the eastern market and
then put his horse in Victor Diedrich's
barn While disposing Of bis bad in
the market he was appreacbed by three
men, one OF whom asked him ifhe wish
ed to trade horses. He replied that he
had nc such desire, and was asked what
the horse was worth. To get rid of the
men he joklngly replied. 'fifteen ee9ss- "
Immediately one Of the men put ffeen
cents in his hand with the remark, -the
horse is mine" afsssN1
A moment zferward they disappeared.
When Smith retained to the barn later
on the horse vas missing. lie notified
the police, and Patrolman Stuerwald was
detailed TO assist him in recovering the
animal The han who had given him
the money was found near the barn, and
locked MP at the station He gave his
name as Robert B. Knoxlton, aged g. 3
farmer by occupation, and residing in
Greenfield. He has, howsver, been stop
ping on Division street fr some time
The horse was grsy mare and yalned
at si70.-Dssreit Fres Prcss sai
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
nRrSK SKExSEss-LIQUOR HABITS AL THE
WORLD 1HEHE Is nrT oSE cURE Oh. HAISEs
t,osrrx SPECIFIC.

7. ran he given In a cup OF tea or caffee without
-, fro4iessEe Of ne TrerSsn taking u e1ectlne :
sre-fir and permanent cure. uheineI iae lalle ss
= 4 rso6erafe dri1ker o. an aicoholle sret 4.
.sISses,7lS 81 ,srqsnkaris have beea cs1rsd who
hSse rsfcn The tsoaden spccltr u itseH rotee
zrirfort their knoulesge. today he.ieFe they
.,l ,irir king q their own free WlsL 10 nAr1nui
l.f -..llfs frr-n IL adniniszrsfiol- Cures gla--
1900 -seud f1r cl-eriar and foil particulars.
a1ircss IN eoufde1cs. GoIDES Sfsl1flc Co, 10
Race street cl8cs1nati O.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
NOTICE

r--rte of Levi Bruhaker. decd late Of Sosnersei
Township Somerset County. Pa
Letter. teslsne1tary On the above estate nav
- fr-irr notice i herets giTea % al persons
INDEBTED 10 said estate 70 make Iuuecis Ale pay
rnqrt and those having claims CT oe1aanos
s-i,,ss re sarne wili present them duly anthen-
s7ssrs-5 fcr zesfleraenf on FRIDAY. Oct 81 1886.
Il fhe oaice o. J. q. Kimueii in snr0eTsct Boz
NANCY BRuBAEkRy
Ia Exec1trfx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
! upIroR,s NoTIcE.

=, rr.s..srof t,se estate os fssdxiek KnOh, Ite
III Reri3n BorueEk Sonersef Co. Pa, siee a.
rseur.ae-ris-, A apr,osntea ~ re costrt 70 Tssz
or fbe ercepriuus and report sdiStr1 o. ne
,-i - thE hanis u the Exes utor, hereby giNe-
-t- sf,sf ~ viii attend a. bis ofce IN etInet-
,sef "a ou Friday the efzh day Of OclosFz. ~
- - sl.fiss q his Apr<sintulenf nen AnoNn
= - HESRY r 5cHKI.
- Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
TERMS OF SALE.

C-le-third 70 remain a lien On the farm after
The eKpenses are deducted tne interest . b pal1
annually and regularly q TIE Niooa % ine Gee q
10 inc Iatirs effhe decd one fourth Of the bal
suc- cakh after deducftng the opNe- ea confiT-
NATION sf sale ~ ke.i i1t- on dover shall l'erf
- ID - ess1t q hard mo1er cash On day Of
ssIe i i1e balance in three equai annual f.ay-
Ioerts. without inte-est payments and coTer
10 ~ seesIred ~ judgmeIl.S-
s,,..,-7s lissrins- sursher information about the
f.--- er call on tlse Administrators on the farm
~ tfeir atiorDey. Jshn H rhl Ess a SgnerseL
" r GOI-NTRlNA$,
4 L COCNTRfMAN-
Il l. cpCSTRYMAN.
sa-~as Administrators and Tr1rees.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1890,
Dwelling Houses,

q large bank barn and other outbuiidi1gs, heing
ne-r TIE village of scalp Level. and s5oIIf two
and one funrr miles from PaiBf Geek Staiina. On
the :. & &. X. X. near 20 church. -cho0ls and
sr0TeS This j. q gosd and beautifnl lk-sn. IA the
highest sfafc uf cultivation. and produces eoco
Crg;fs % Erass slll grain Ei~O several good orch
aris 81 fruit tre--s. and aRIai-r cf never failing
springs arr on this farm Nearly the y hole farm
8. undeIlAid with several veins ofexcelleIst coal
and lus<ton "a fOur-foof vein Of coAl ARo six
foot vein Of limestone being OPEN
This farm viii be offered in tive divisions, or as
q u hole. Persons desiring information about the
farm can call on the Executor, In Stonycreex Tp-
Cambr1a G unity. OF J. Z. GAstigeE, Solaerset Pa
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. nnINIsTRAroR,s NOTICE.

f-1-re OF william Hanna. late OF Milford town
ship SO8erst County, Pa.
Letters of admir- istraEion on the aboFeesIs1e nav
ing been granted - the undersigned bF the proper
AUTHORITY notice : herebE gwen 10 az persons
irs5ekset 70 sad estate 70 make inme1lkte pay
rnerk sr,d fhoss having Claims zgzt1st The s4sle
vii present them duly authenticated 50r seIl,e-
snerif On or baSire Saturday. Oct =. leso NJ i1e
- John W. HANNA.
Administrators
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Strang Cling.

1t had nearly ceased 70 breathe Realizing
that tie cllild's alarming condition had be-
come possible in spite Of the medicine = had
taken reasoned that such remedies would
he Of no avail Having part Of bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral in the house, gave
the child three doses, az sbort intervals, and
anxiously waited results From the moment
the Pect0ral was given. The child's breathing
grew easier. and in shoTf time il was sleep
ing quietly and breathing naturally. Tho
cliiid Is alive and wen to-day. and do not
hesitate 10 say that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
saved is IIie---C. J. Woodbridge, Worthzm,
Texas
~ For colds. coughs. bronchitis, asthma,
and the early stages Of consumption, take
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Of an order of sale isued out Of
d the orphans Courr of Sornerse. County. Pa.
We vii eIr0se 20 fuhlie sale o. the premises
n Solrersef Township. three- t0urihs Of mile
sres- q IzNEnsYllle. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
what the Tariff poes.

There Is a lace factory in Wilkssbarre,
in this State, and IT proposed TO bald
another and still more extensive one in
Scranton by Nottingham firm It VIII
start with 400 hands, soon 10 Be increzs-
co to 2e00. Before the Wilkesbarre mill
was put up England had a monopoly Of
lsce making by machinery There are
in the eountiesof Derby, Nottingham and
Leicester noless than sse factories, andit
Is estimated that nearly 5000 persons
are employed. These are the most in
telligent and prosperous Of English toil-
ers. Far several years the American pro-
tecfive tariff has been operating against
the English lace manufacturers The
factory at wilkesbarre, therefore has
done larger and larger business
A Western cowboy committed suicide
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15

There are 81 n,iiiisnaines n DsnSer,
Col, and q nen worth. on he average,
$4,000 each sro eascu 0es
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
GILL. DREN

Are always liable to sudden and severe
colds. 10 Group. sore throat, lung fever, etc
Remedies. TO be effective, must be admin
istered without delay. Nothing IS better
adapted for such emergencies than Ayers
Cherry Peetoral. il So0iheS the inIizmed
membrane, promotes expectoration- relieves
coughing. and induces sleep The prompt use
Of this medicine has saved DnumerabEe lives,
both OF young and old
.One Of my children had Group The case
was attended BY eur physician. and was sup
posed 70 he well under control One night
! was startled by the ehsld's hard breathing.
and on going 10 II found il
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
NoNDAY. ocToBER q. lgaO,
At I O'Clock ,. n tie soHowing described and
valuable real estate

valusbls real estate
A certain farm. the real estate OF Jacob p.
CguniFsniRr dec q. sitlate IL >ornerse- and JET
fsr-ar Toaushiue Somersei County, Pa. Only
small -9rr in gefersou township. being two con
tiz-s1fs r-zcfs of lanu. adjoining lands u JosIh
= Nfller fseurEe Dicker, John Hay, John 1oN-
ler. H. Ering Alex. CounlryInan, u. Laysnl- e.
tate galIr Countrymsn. Il H. Flick and oihers-
in az coufaining Isg acre more Or les, shout 10
acfss cicared- halznte vel timbeled. With
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
r EGAL NOTICE..

II E6AL NOTICE.
In re Estate In the Orphans CouTt
of 0f Somerset Co. Pa. y
sally Coleman, deed sept % ExIrs Acct
confirmed ~ =.
s9Sept 80 Exfr's Acct confirmed absolutely.
And nov. sth Oct. &c. en molten Of Valentine
Hsy. Esq Attorney for the Executors, the Court
apTaint J. o. Kimmel Esq Auditor 10 ssce-tgin
amount Of collateral indebtedness 10 D. paid.
and distribute the balance IN their hands among
ih0se legally entitled 70 the same
rsEArl Somerset County. -.
Extract from the recore, certified sth Of oc-
JACOB d. swANK, Clerk.
The Auditor viii attend at bis oface in solner-
sci Borough on Thursday the Soih day ot Octo-
her 1880 Of which all persons interested VIII take
notice or b. forever debsTred from coming iEi for
4 share Of the fund hereafter
J. o. EIMNEIL.
oefs Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
TERMS.

One-ihira at confirmation Of sale one-ihird In
one year. balance IN TWO years Deferred pay
Inenfs TO bear irtercs and to be secured by judg
no1es 20 b made liens Ten per cent Of the pzr-
chase money 10 DC paid when the properly 4
Knocked down
ANDREW KUNKEL,
oc1I Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15

Il Is stated that rich petroleum discov-
cries have been made in the State Of To-
bssco, Mexico.
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SUGAR CAMP

sssf vii ~. about s75 ke-lerx two dwelling
hc5nsrs one a large trick hOuse-a very lArEe
lErn and other outbliidiucs. about tsf miles
1reSr 81 Sotnerset near % chTfrra, -choois AIld
x1org-s This J. a reod and besuiifui fs-m IN the
highest state of cultivation, and pTOu uet@ Soon
crops u grAss and grain aiso. lne frlt trets oii
the fsrfH with ruoi running wafer- also lime
Stone The grsiu scWed cor on the farm Is rtsry-
- ~E'0-ssssian given April l. lssi. The purelil~
CT has the night ~ riOu and use iae farm pFelaf-
afory II the Nexf SINNERS crofe-
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Peruvian TtliGLiVH RallaFt0.

80 Al, disorders cfthe Liver has cured hundreds
~ r.eu1e and ss the only remedy for these dis
eese~ ard in cases IN which the most skillful
S-r-r u-SF.~Iv fazied Testimonial from hundred
- r.so1se lirinx IN Blair Counsr. Pennsylvania.
= rraruf>~e4red hF d. j. kKTRfkts. VII
5T4afsFT RG. PA f1r the p T. L r Co. and
fox sale By ali Druggists ~ % cents per bcstle-
xes,e renuslse iirlesz the takel Shows the In
assu 4 krrss.-head Trade Mark 4-se-'S-lyr-
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Just as Good =

Say some dealers, who Try 10 sell 4 sub
stilufe PREPARATION when 3 customer calls
for Hoods Sarsaparilla- Do not allow
any such false statements as this indQce
you TO buy what you do not want. Re
member that the only reason for making
II Is .hst a few cents more profit win be
made on the substitute. Insist on hav-
ing the best medicine Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla- u Is peculiar 10 itself
A Georgia man has raised Mexicah
cucumber weighing s5 pounds Il re-
senbles a green eitron-
1t is stated that rich petroleum discOv-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15

A certain farm. the real estate Of Frsnklin
Iauntz I'd situate IN Sonefse< Twp. Snr1ersef
County Pa adjoining lGn1s 81 Benjamin Miller.
Peter Miller TRIAL Trent Henry J. Hoffman, z.
Gneaegr and Emanuel Bowman. containing 10
acres 10 acres clear. and IL good state ot cult
vSfion balance wei timbered- There ! erected
on the farm & good two story
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
PueLIc SALE
Of
VALUABLE Real Estate !

DY VIRTUE OF an order Of sale issued out Of
Id the Orphans Court Of Somerset County, Pa !,
ne viii expose 10 public sale on the premises IN
Someret 7oWn=hip, one niie esst "a Edie On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER IS. ls00.

All O'Clock p n. the following described real
estate, via:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-15

The funds and securities Of this bank
are securely protected in acelebrated Cor
liss Burgiar-proof Safe. The only Safe
made absolutely BGrglar-proof-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-10
NOTES.


Good time Was made on the race track.
About forty people went up from Lewis
town.
Mrs. Barrows tried to make it pleasant
Tor all.
Mr.. Bedding ran out Of wet goods early in
he day.
Mrs. Barr"ws bevy Of young ladies were
attractions ior some of the boys.
Good order prevailed. One ar two small
scraps" ON the morning I'll the 18th.
Iewistown had to he content with the
base ball game. The brown mare couldn I
get her nose To the front soon enough.
II is due the tibet base ball team tn say
that they We're rome~ha crippled in not
having their regular catcher. first basemai
aud sl"rtstop.
The Mr';inley troupe furnished insiru'
mental music on III. race track ia the ait''I
noon and gave AN enjoy able entertainment
in the hall before the dance.
Ed ii-rs-y'- lin. black team was turned
out to pasture. and the next morning mas
missing. u was Thought they were stolen
After u brief search they We're found feeding
On ia. range near by.
There were ~ coupl. of good races an the
9Th. 'Sag-hru-h, owned by Nichols, beat
Harry i'ease" in II ';n,yard race. In n
,-mle race h~tw.en u big rimh-r horse
| Readings Marrow Gaug-' aud ~ hors'
from cottonw""d, the Zig Timber h"rs'
came out easy winner. ,;-"rr- Day rode
| the latter.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-10

Everybody would like to lie rirh-and
most people would like Ia l'e healthy. Per
haps the last i- easier of attainment than
the first. Certainly il you live anywhere
near the line Of The Burlington you can
preserve what health you have, or regain
that which you have lost. And yon can
do this with n very moderate expenditure
III wealth. How much better To give u lit
tie wealth for u good deal III health ID"
you wish to know how this can be done
Visit the famous Fort Crawford Springs
at Prairie du CHEN, Wis. The best line to
that point is The Burlington" Write to
W. j. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent 4. u. A
n. X. r., st. Paul, Mimi, aud receive by
return mail ~ neat brochure, giving IA de-
scription of the springs, AN analysis "f the
water, and the cost Of getting there.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-10
An Old Soldiers Story.

In the late war was "a soldier in the First
Mary land Volunteers. Company q. During
my term III service ] contracted chronic
d,arrhoea; since then ] have used IL great
amount of medicine, but when found any
that would give me relief they would iniure
my stomach, until Chamberlain Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was brought
To my notice. ! use il and will say il is the
only remedy that gave me permanent re
lief and no bad results follow. take pleas
ure in recommending this preparation To
all al my old comrades, Who, while giving
their services to their country, contracted
this dreadful disease, as did from eating
uuwholesotne aud uneooked food. Yours
truly, A. u. Tending, Halsey, Ore. For
sale by W. ". De Witt.