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shAt tHNs
At St Thomas Church, on Monday, the
10th inst, Miss l.eonora Murdoch and Nc. G..
W Murphy were united in marriage by Rev.
Father Morgan. The bride is daughter Of
Mr.. Z. l.. Murdoch, well known and highly
respected citizen Of this section. and at one
time the leading tailor in Port Tobacco; and
The groom is prominent farmer 10 this neigh
borhocd. Happiness and prosperity IS the
best wishes Of the IsBEpEspgSr
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maryland INDEPENDENT,

Notice. hereby forwarn ALL PERSONS
from tresspassing upon "ChandIers Hope
farm, fields, woods or marsh, either with Or
without dog or gun. The law will be en-
forced against aHg person who disregards
this notice.
oct 3 -bm II. HEBER BOSWELL
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Church pays for 1891.

Sepruaeesima SUNDAY, January 25 Sex
agesima SUNDAY, February i Qdinqaases-
ina, SUNDAY, February 5 Ash Wedues lay
February II; Quadragesima Sunday, Feb
tuary Is; aid Lent, March I Palm Sunday
March 23nd Good Friday, March y; Easter
SUNDAY, March 29; Low Sunday, April 5thi
Rogatiou Sunday, May 81 Ascension Day
May Z, Whit Sunday, May II; Trinity Sun
day, May al Corpus Christi, May p
Advent SUNDAY, November 20.
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ROAD NOTICE

We, the undersigned, having been appoint.
ed examiners by the County Commissioners Of
Charles county TO locate public read from
the public road leading from Port Toha-co to
Middletown, through the landi Of High Mitch
ell, Mrs Mary j. Davis, Mrs. Robert Furgus-
son, D. I. Sanders, Bernard, Thomas and
George W. Matthews, 70 La Plata hereby give
notice that at the expiration of thirty days
from the date thereof, to wit:
On Wednesday, the 25th day of
February, 1901,
We will meet on the premises and proceed to
locate the said road required by law.
Given under our hands this 22nd day Of
january, 1891.
JOHN T. DTGGES,
J. HUBERT ROBERTS.
J. BENJAMIN. MATTINGLY,
Examiners.
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sheeting cotton lot rs cent quality. Bres-
iAu, at Pomonkey.
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Transfers of Property.

The best 10 cent towel you ever saw from
Bfeslah, at Pomonkey.
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BEAUTIFUL PRESENT
FOR THE LADIES

of Charles county. Send US your address
written plainly on postal card and We viii
mail you an Elegant French Picture, % adorn
your paror mantle. At the same time We
will mail yoT our Catalogue OF interesting IN
formation and one Of our Valuable Uards~-ho
charge
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Special Sale Of Cash Bargains.

Ladies Balbriggan English Stockings
double heels, double toes, three pairs for SOC
actual value zoe a PAIR. Three p4irs Will De
sold to each customer--no more. LADIES
Cloth Dress Goods, one yard and a half vide
all pure fine WOOL navy blue, green, garnet
black cash bargain, Soc
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sun Almanac.

Why don't you buy good ogercoat for
$500 from Bresau, At Pomoakey.
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Very Best Quality

Fruit Of the Loom Bleaehed Cotton, one I'd.
wide, only sAc real true value, i0c Immense
assortment OF Underwear for men, women and
children, Is, 37A, so, 624, IS, SIC, co.
Henrietta Cashmere Serge, elegant fine French
dress goods, nearly one yard and half vide,
all pure fine wool, real true value 75c, price
reduced to SOC Very Finest Quality Ions
dale Cambria, one ward wide, only lcc; rel
true value l23c. Heavy Double Bed Comforts,
immense assortment, SIT, 90, Is, 50.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

Blankets 90 ADD 3 %. Six Gloria I'm
breIlas. Is to 90 Ladies, Children and
G,ntlernen's Underwear, Is esa5s 10 "a
Ur.aubdered Shirts, 80 cents. Rugs, 50.
aud 20. Table Linens rs ccnts % 90
v7r4. Pound Canton Flannel and Cotton,
JOSEPH 3. BAILEY
squares frcni Tth Street q BART
asz5-ln Washington, y. y.
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~ gfs 0sEee of he INDEPENDENT has Lsen
resn0rS7 > " frtf floor Fl tAs Aasoaie Halk
Dramatically Yposts Hs Episcopal Church.
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Double White Wool Blankets

Special cash bargains, | 80, 2 W, 2 50.
Black silk Mohair Br.liantines, wide d)ut .
fold, %, 81, sic. Black Surah Silks, excel
lent quality, As, 60c. Superior quality
Black French Silks, special lev prices Use,
S71c, 90, as.
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Table Damask

Immense double width, al pure linen, Is
27!, SO, 62l, 75c, 90 Henrietta Englisi
Cashmeres, all colors, wide double width, e&
cellent quality, 25c
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muskallonge, picker.l, yellow pike.
walleved pike. rock bass, small
mouthed bass, silver bass and perch To
this list the fish commissioners have
added German carp and salmon.
One important feature Of the pleasure
b he had at Fox lake Is the duck shoot
ing. In the marshes are found h NAL
lard. dusky duck, grecnwing teal.
cranes, blue heron and bittern, while OF
the deep-water fowl there are the Can
ada goose, brent, cd-hrcasted mer-
gauser, canvasback, velvet duck, shell
drake and others Although the rapid
development If Fox lake, a. a popular
summer resort during the last few
years, has not increased fish and game,
the facility with which IL can he
reached by Chicago people makes 1t q
desirable resort for a days vacation.
Several muskallongc, weighing from
80 To 40 pounds have been taken
from the waters Of Fox lake, but there
is no insurance company which will
insure one of such "a catch.
In Lake Beulah, three miles from
Mokwonago, Wisconsin, which was
opened only four years ago, black bass.
rock bass. pike and pickerel are abun-
dant. In Gogebic lake and it's tributary
streams black bass and brook trout Arc
very plentiful. One man during the
summer of 80 pulled out Isl brook
trout in a day while two days later a
Chicago fisher caught ~ black bass,
the weight ofthe largest being s pounds.
During the last season, a party Of
our from Cincinnati. Ohio, caught in
eight days fishing in Seven Miles lake
in the region of Eagle river, 20 muskal-
longe. weight of largest 10 pounds, and
60 pike, larges. weighing sh pounds
Lake Vieux Desert, Wisconsin,
abounds in muskallonge, and Trout
lake. Arbor Vital and Turtal river and
vicinity are well-known as favorits
haunts of this variety Of fish.
At Watersmeet, Michigan. 10 brook
trout were captured 10y fisher in .
half hour.
At Bangor, the La Crosse river fur
ishes bass, pickerel. pike and other
fishing and in this vicinity deer, foxes
and wild turkeys are plentiful Fur
Their north in the wilder portions Of the
state hunting, trapping and fishing he
come a business instead Of a pastime,
as the fisheries of bayfield, and Wash
burn testify. To the sportsman who
likes change and variety of game, the
different hunting grounds of Wisconsin
offer rufled grouse, woodcock. ducks,
snipe, wood-ducks and some geese, and
jack-snipe; deer. hares, rabbits and
squirrel Michigan presents very much
the same epertory.
The best shooting in Minnesota MAY
be found in the country around Fronte-
q Prairie chickens are always abun-
dant in season, on these prairi.s, while
some of the trout streams of Wisconsin
are within easy access. and ducks and
geese are numerous.
All Of Minnesota's larger lakes and
many of the smaller ones are deep,
clear and cold; free from alkali.
Soundings rave been made in some in
stances to the depth of IS fathoma.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
s-Aalv n

The q.eer iscas h Ihtnn~- bare 81
r-lsSior are dlsssra,rt by s~sc-y ~hrh
come. from san fr.sets~o Ms
Mary X ~as . .ery derou; Cari.;i.n
The family had IN their ~rvs~, aCsiss
man 80 ~haO they ~erv YER nscA .,
,ached II Wa MIS- Mays ~, A~a 10
convert iht. Chinaman. bat for . ioag
while the Celestial vas ossura.e
Finally he r-pen,~t. and At b earnest
solicitation OF Nse May he eons~nt~d
20 undergo christening Then . ne~
diecul,y aro~- lie ,AA his name
from h~encefurth should ~ MARY n
and be would not BE- ekrts,snea under
any other name Bat pseaAed Mss
Mary. John. tia, to . EsTf. name
Why n, take john Nee no ~sn,cc
John Nee May u. 90 ne- DO CHS
tian Ms. May ~as ~ . los bet IA
do, bu, finally .he had 10 give . relDe;-
art ~cuns@nI and her Casnese ~rran,
WAS ehris,en~d MAly R-CAtca-o
Times
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
A PET TIGER.
The Fierce Animal Made Thoroughly Do
Gle Recones = Dogs Companion.

The Fierce Animal Made Thoroughly Do
ciie Recoines = Dogs Companion.
In 1863 two officers of the Fifth lam
GERS, while on a shooting expedition in
the Lerar. encountered q fine tigres.
with cubs They killed the tigrcss. but
not before she had severely lacerated
Capt Thackwell's arm. so severely, in
deed, AS to render amputatiou neccs-
sary. the operation. unhappily, result
ing in the death of the unfortunate of.
icer. The W. cubs were captured and
taken To Lucknow. where they used 20
play about the Fifth laucers' mess
One. however. choked himself with a
lump of raw meat which he hal pur-
Joined. The surviving cub was pre-
sented by Capt Chally to the Madras
fusiliers, who gave him the name of
''Plassey." and constituted him their
regimental pet
Plassey became very tame. and was
on most friendly terms with the men.
allowed to be at large he amused him
self by stalking . small donkey which
was wont to wander about the mess
compound. He was also introduced 70
Al antelope and a dog. with whom ne
lived amicably while the regiment re-
manned in India Plassey accompanied
the One Hundred and Second to En-
gland, being granted = free passage 10y
the captains of her majesty's ships,
Jumua and Himalaya Two young
leopards and his canine ally were his
fellow passengers Plassey landed with
the regiment at Dover. where suitable
quarters were provided for him in the
main losses of the citadel beneath the
officers mess
There, Plassey lived q happy life with
his friend. the dog. his personal at
tendant" being the adjutan;'s groom,
who fed and looked after him. At
meal time Plassey always allowed the
dog to have the first ''goin" but when
he thought his canine companion had
taken q fair share he would give him a
a gentle pat with his paw rs . reminder.
When Piassey was nearly full-grown.
and in the zenith of his popularity with
the fusiliers. an old lady resident OF
Dover wrote to the general command
ing the district and stated that she had
een Pias>cy disem bark, and that ever
since she had remained a prisoner IN
her house. fearing TO 60 out lest Pas
sey should have escaped and be roam
ing about the town
So frequent yer this old lady's let
tiers and complaints that II last the ZEN
eral felt compelled To take notice of
them. and 50 poor Plassey was sent Of
to the geological gardens accompanied
in his exile by his faithful dog. PIassey
developed into . magnificent animal.
and outgrew his amiabilify. He
Was several times visited hy an officer
of the One Hundred and Second from
whom the writer obtained the above
particularly. whom he invariably re-
membered with anectionate remem-
brance- Piassey died 1t the LOO In
the spring Of 1877. and his head and
skin were long preserved in the officers
mess OF the One Hundred and Second.
Art Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

'~
while q depth If ; /, 10 fathoms Is not
uncommon The water is cold. ever
during the warInes; weather. and the
fish of these lakes are peculiarly hard
and Of fine favor.
On the prairies east Of Fairihaul,
hunting for prairie chickens is fine,
while in the woods northwest. there
are quantities of partrid-e>, quail.
wcsicock. snipe, duck. squirrel and
rabbit
A few well-knowp points in regard q
some Of the methods employed in hunt
ing and fishing NAV not be amiSs q
there = a method in this pursui; rs in
every other madness and though the
craft seems easy 10 learn, il annos Al
ways be readily acquired BY the freak
of the inexperienced
Fishers and hunters. like other men
OF genius. r born. no. made aud from
them we must study WAYS and means il
our fishing is done outside OF = inca,
market
In early summer, bass pike and pick.
erel VIII strike the spooa-- and 6y
fishing Is always most successful in The
evening.
Batting with = frog - Also . good
plan IN shallow water. In deep vases
uhi-6>hing. lv brook mIn.Dss -
good bait Black bass viii bite =,
angaeworms occasionally In trolling
Tor 01akAhonge. pike and bass. TIE
'1poon hook IS used Pickerel bite
vel 1t live bait, but strike viciocsiy n
The spoon" early IN the season Brook
trout bite II eieA angieworms % bsss
q alt pork
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
Wanted fila Rtghfs.

So1e years ago q wealthy manu-
facturer in the west employing nearly a
thousand hands established a model"
city, thus giving the workmen and their
families many comforts and Injuries
that they could not nave attained an
aided. of course there were rcgula-
tions u govern the mplel city. which,
as a rule, were ~chesrfully observed
There were fault finders. however.
and especially a newcomer named
Bascomb. Among the rules was n
~forbidding the burning ~ sof, coal. m
ccoun of the odor and smoke, and
Bascomb objected strongly.
MY goodness" demonstrated a friend.
81 don't see what you are growing
about We get hard coal at cost. and
a. one ton goes As far as two Of the
other. you amt out of packet
faint right to forbid il, asserted
Bascomb.
See here" demanded his friend,
do you rally want Ia burn the nasty
stuff"
NO, I don't waB,er.- replied Bas-
comb. but l wanter have the right in
case l wznter:"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
Erosion.

A curious effect Of the wear and tea,
to which the earth's crust u yer frinC
subjected Is exhibited in the singular
~ capped pinnsclcs existing On south
river in the Wahsatch mountains
There are hundreds Of these slender
pillars. ranging in height from forty u
four hundred feet most ~ them
crowned nv large caps Of one They
are not works Of human art, As might
he imagined. hut ar the memorial
monuments II the hill from which they
have been cut by the action 81 air and
water. These pinnacies alone remain
Of many square miles ~ solid rocks,
which n tccn washed away ~ a
depth Of some Our hundred feet The
greater hardness Of the surface has
caused 10 to resist ~cor-oSion more thar
the underlying rock. thus leaving har-
cape Of stone p~rchcd high in air ou the
points of their columns One double
column. capped by a single stone form
u natural bridge both unique and PIC
t~uresque-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

For duck shoctinE woo5cn ac~pys are
srf GU; near . blind. which Is rvnersily
q slight excavation covered with straw.
in which the hunter hidex, and . duck
caller is used 90 lure them down Sav-
times IL Is . good plan 20 puSh about IN
4 light boat and shoot the ducks - th~y
fy up from the marshes. or 20 resort 70
pass shco;ing from . blind - the
ducks O. along . narrow channel o.
from one lake 20 another
Prairie chickens. quail. runsd gruus~.
wosioo-k and squirrels are commonly
shot with a rife DEER arr siillhuns-a
or hunted with dogs. geese arc killed
frum blinds or from pits dug IN wheat
fields. which they frequent
To reach the natural preserves 81
larger game Demands time and rnJD~y,
Goui der hunting may IL found about
Pike lake. 20 miles west q. Ashland.
while II miles still further ives; Is the
Boise Brute. an excellent trout s,-vam
Deer and antelop. are common IN
North Dakota, hut buHaio--s have en-
tir-ly disappeared
The belief Is prevalent that the larger
game have nearly disappeared from the
northwest, but Anyone who viii e1-
plore the source 81 the MlssiSsipPl. ~
find moose. elk, deer, ANTELOPE, black
and grizzly h-ars and goats in great
numhrrA In the BAD Lands about the
little Missouri river a few elk remain.
hut they are more abundant an the Big
Horn mountains and IN the Shoshunc
mountains Of northern Wyoming. h-Ar
antelope and deer are ali found IN th-se
regions
About Lake Pend pOreill- larger
and smaller game are plentiful. and
| the fishing in the cold lake waters il cN-
ccllcnt Probably there IL no better
elk field in this country than IN the
Olympic or Coast Range mountains
Bears are nearly always found on elk
fields: black bears ARE numerous IN the
Red Lake country Of Northern Mime
sofa
The caribou are found principally IN
northern Idaho and southern British
Columbia, and also IN limited numbers
about the head waters of the Missis-
sippi There is no better place u hunt
both the Virginia and Mule deer than the
country about Miles City, Mont. going
out from the city a distance Of 80 miles
| north or south; and the excitement Of
the sport NAV b. increased any moment
by meeting a grizzly in any Of the
rougher sections of country.
North park is q favori;e resort for
the Rocky mountain sheep, the meat 81
! which is said Ia possess flavor superior
! u that Of the elk or hlack-tailed deer.
The sheep grazes on the highest noun
tain pastures and gives an -xcitin.
chase, a. its enormous horns and t.uny
frontal enable it at any instant e.
, throw itself into the deepest abyss out
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

I'm afraid. uncle aid one If ,bs
clerks IN a real estate ofice In the Jan
Itor If the building, that yuu have
o--en daiiying with ppul;-y a-ain-
se your name in the police cpurt r~co-d
to-day
-fes~er; bu; it's my kyind hearted
nesA Did re ispue ] WIS gvine To- 80
dem chickens cn"ped uPdis kin oh NOD
dab an Dot len en- cr helPin ham
Washington Posi-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
WITH ROD AND Gun.
Tho Fishing and Hunting Fields
Of the West
Whese to Look for Bass- F1Ae asd A0h-
alsege-Gaoe ssin P1esftfai In NsrtA
DOkoea asd Nontaas-Hints
Cor sOoFNn0
iSpNciAl L<ffsr.l


To the city man who daily enters the
vortex of the business life, who sits in .
fourteen-story Office and plans. directs
and consunnateS the words fishing"
and hunting" come like n COO noun
tain breeze, and for an instant the city
hum changes to the ruar Of the noun
tain brook. and the smell Of pines and
Q vision of dark. fern-bordered pools
surround him Happy he. II IN his
everlasting hunt and chase for the al
mighty dollar. ne has captured enough
If them tn give him q few weeks free
dom and a ticket over some OF the roads
which lead into Of the natural game
preserves, with which this country 10
amply provided
If he can have \ day or two. he may
board a train for Fox lake, where h
breeding beds Of Grass lake furnish
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
Ne Oral C.~sfa csv~.L

Rising Young ora;or-i intend 10 III
90 learn to sp-Ak IN italics as justin
Mccarthy Sys Gladstone dos
knowing Layuan-what voc neet
mos; is 10 learn to speAk in qnos.ssa
UArkA-JuAge-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

A DtSiLtN OF Ibt HI" HULL
Of range of shot, while IL the shot
were Ia prove fatal. often he body
could not h. obtained, a. it would lie
beyond the hunter reach.
IL has been demonstrated that $50
will cover the cost Of "a hunting and
fishing trip in the Rocky or Cascade
mountains. of thirty days duration. cx
elusive If railway fares
KATE =. CEIssEr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
= Good E->oo-

Why don you cpzDe IN said his
wife m~ockingiy frurn The ~eoondstoyT
window - he funbiei N hS pocket for
his latch key
Il haven't sus openers he r~PG-d
S1dly.-Ju-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
~Te~Aai-Aity S.r~t

Miss Traiuw-ll-What do you coa
slider the bet exrrct-- tor TIE muscles,
Mr.. DS-idler
DOODLE UIAnguiGy Opening clans
-Jud-r
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
Master Tommy went int

Master Tommy went into the room
where his sister was entertaining her
beau 'Oh. you've found it again.
haven't you. Mr.. Smithr he said
Found what Tommy asked Mr..
Smith. blandiy Your head Sister
said you lost your head last night when
you popped to her" Awful silenee,
followed by Master To0myt rStCeas
from the roow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

fs~-~ t~A sssss sarrs~zs
In -. Pzs~r. ths w $3.50 - 60 80
OcrIs IA ss~F1 n@s wa~4 49, .
rsr cf s~a ur. 80 ~err ~~
f-un Ths - basl~ Nes s- 10
s1Es p4~~ arv4NnE 90 l@rgAsax
t&s rAxs as rt1sh i-4 g. 80
th~z ~ 49, - iA~ $50 49, 49,
ressrz - 49,. s@a1f= EtsNrNhs -
AMPS fre1
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

The r~uu-r szs oTsp sssSr f-uu p~~zi
tar 49, t1ai gsus Tee Fr~2s 4 .tr~.s
l<s tbsm ~ SAFE 80 - ~ -aAa
4 S2rs4gA-42 ~struustATas 0 f=zN~
ofEsztsztA1. Az u-r - srv- struzs
Art rub1si hs~uzaK . h-.g rszeSY IL
~wcASnes AL dS<lnlss noAsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

~C.s 80 NJ < "a -asuf-sr
NJ K Srut g. . a~zt lat = .4s
AGt % rct yst pr~~~zah~ lna-~s
wGs, stB1 - . hc~uNif -Vs4. "a
Efpr~~A
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

a sas-Esas - - t-s r
'rpG a. $685. go e.. sA 49,
tA.' $500 @rutuss = -.s =. .
osiSi=f a-uff
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

Pas frc@ al tysps. a. -
hesFU cate. |, r~1r.oG .; oaz~ g. IA
oae - C.rbr. Lt.e Liver 20. .z=@
- -. -. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11
German
Syrup"

DAVIS krrTF u. NJ a-~
Ega@uTai Charrh Eutzuia AtA
Nv 80 haa h~wn tn&iy st~i
~t;h E2ffs, ssai ~tsfrasrg1aE gv2xs
- ~vrfai maths zusi sasf sryaux
~vcra, us @ y~hyszraus
wash ta5sd o. ,~ ara b. hss
h-~a T~-Ety v s~f ~ ;Ac go e
49, s.t5- q b.
AoEpl,copai v = t.ermsa >yF.
ug csa Eecusa-
Rector. ~ e wttauut
-asa- Chsuua
~vrrv. t~~P~as~3 easAs has tbs
ar as ~vvrv trsss zs = Trmug an
- suvut g. :; b So $3.50 hax
s:aa3ias 49, sha' Bra AVe Ger
=Ag SyrgT - wzie a atty
Many o:Acfs s8Asvi a. shas lai
va MI - ~. e. gzAg : usS "a
49,.
7 Afna.t hyHi-s Meas
W.T.. a.w2y-u~ Sxfrza >vtup
- Cola 50 TO iunE have
30 souf&i al c4aa. . s-aaf s~ss
= .ap-uaT
e q CHIN ne Mar q S~sssu NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

a ringing mouse
in the ears, headache. deafness, EYES
weak obstruction If nose, dis
charges falling into throat. some
times profu-e, watery aud acrid. Mt
others, thick, tenacious, bloody and
putrid ; offensive breath /; smell and
taste impaired, and general debility
Not all Of these symptoms a; once.
Probably only a few Of them.
That's Catarrh.
A medicine that by its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
properties has cured the mos; hope
less cases. One that will cur. yo4,
no matter how had Your csse or Of
how long standing. A medicine
that doesn't simply palliate for a
time, but produce perfect and pr
manent cures.
That's DIR. Sage's Caiarrh Remedy
A cash payment Of t5oo. no, by
Won, A. you might expect, but 10
YOU, if Won can't IL Grcd. IL. an
offer that'- made m good faith. to
prove their medicine, 10y responsible
men, the proprietors Of DR.. Sage.
Remedy.
That's the kind 81 mediciD. - try.
Doesn't II -rcfn So
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-11

UNIV H~Jo1s
Both the meihod and results vb.n
Syrup Of Fig. is taken; j; is p-lea.zn,
and refreshing IN the taste. and act,
gently yet promptly on the KSineJ.,
Liver add Boveis. cIean.s the sv--
tenn eEsctually. dsF~s cold., h-sa-
aches and fevers and cur-s h.bitusI
cons,irsiion- Syrup of Flgs ID the
only remedy Of it, kind eres pro
duo~i, pleasing 30 the taste add &c
ceptabIe to the stomach. pronps in
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