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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

Mn EvARrs' trouble is n hereditary
one. IL is a disposition to blindness
that Is In the blood OF the descendants
OF Roger sherman, one Of the giants of
the revolution, who was his grand
father. His Cousin, Senator Honr, Is
similarly afflicted and was Obliged 10
go TO Europe last summer for treat
ment. Another cousin. Simeon Bald
win, was once afflicted in the same way
and wa compelled to remain In dark
ness for q year, and, by the help OF a
tutor. maintained his standing In his
class
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

PROFESSIONAL men seem to have an
idea that II is well to make out the bill
for q sufficient amount Then they can
meet the court reductions which almost
always follow. DIR. &. L., Eilingwood,
Of San Francisco, charged the estate OF
Walter s. Hobart $50. 900 for his medic
~ attendance for twelve months on Mr..
and Mrs.. Hobart, and, although the
heirs, three minors, petitioned the
court To allow the claim, Judge hevy
cut II down TO e1o, 900, remarking that
the heirs will IN q few years obtain free
control of the estate aud can then pay
thetcmninder II they toe 1T to do so
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11
MIsCELLANEOUs.

NJ WV iorh u SVchm pup On the
tugboat Il. d. Grubb burst and three
men were scalded TO death.
Ar the national convention Of the w.
G. T. IT,, in Denver, Frances Willard
WINS reelected president.
A GENERAL strike was ordered all
over New Orleans by the trades unions
on the list
A WHOLESALE slaughter Of Canadian
cattle was ordered at Dundee, Scotland,
on the report Of plcuro-pneumonia.
A BULLET was fired at the Hungarian
minister OF the interior as he was rid
ing In n railway train. The cause was
unknown.
THE Sunday newspaper cases of Phil
adelphla have been taken under advise
ment by the state supreme court. The
defendants were found guilty of world
ly employment on Sundays in selling
the sheets
THREE men were killed by a collision
Oh the Little Rock & Fort Smith near
Cabin Creek, Ark.
THE national w. G. 7. y. at Denver,
Col, passed q resolution for the closing
Of the worlds fair on Sundays.
The threatened strike In New Orleans
was avcrted by arbitration.
j. W. HIaHLEYMAN, missing from Sc.
dalia, Mo-, has been found. He was
dressed In uniform, on guard duty ut
Chicago, having enlisted in the army.
BLACK HORsE,a chief OF the NavajocA.
Is melting trouble In the tribe, and
troops have been vent to the rcserva-
ton.
THE steel steamer w. L. Gilcher 10
thought to he the missing vessel, wreck.
ageof which has been found near North
Manitou island.
Mrs. DRAGONS effort 10 obtain a d.
vorce in France in advance Of her hus-
band failed. The eldest child was or.
dered by the court into the custody OF
Mr. Deacon.
Dorsey GOODWIN. of Timmonsville, S.
c., whipped his seven-year-old daughter
with u strap for twenty-five minutes.
She is dead, and the sheriff got Good.
win In Jail just as u mob was forming.
NINE persons were killed In a collision
In Yorkshire, England, between the
Scotch express aud a freight train.
A PANIC occurred In an Austrian
church recently and twenty-five per.
sons We're trampled to death.
HoILENBEcK's bank, Auburn, Cal. has
failed. Liabilities, s04. 900; assets, saO,-
600.
OMAR L. HIrrLE is missing from Rich,
mond, Ind. His shortage was go, 0Ol
with affairs badly tangled.
The international judicial congress,
now in session in Madrid, is discussing
the question of an international agree.
ment for the arbitration of disputes.
GEORGE GATES, Of Uniontown. Pm.
was killed while hunting. He was in d
bush calling turkeys when anothe,
, hunter chanced along and thought hi
had n snre thing.
Two innocent negroes, a brother and
sister. We're lynched by a mob in Gala.
houla parish, La
MASSACHUSETTS manufacturers have
voluntarily given weaver a Z per cent.
increase in wages.
Losscs ON the lakes from the recent
severe gales will foot up not less than
$500, 900.
The ~Binghamton Trust Co. has beeu
appointed receiver Of tho Iron Hall
funds In New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

A FOREIGN letter says: "verdi, the
composer, has set his heart on having
tho great French bnrytonc, Maurel. for
the leading role in his new opera, 'Fal-
staff But II Is reported in Rome that
Signor Ricordi. tho publisher, who was
delegated TO conduct the necessary ne
gotiations, finds that the Frcnchman
will charge a fabulous price for his SER
vices and II does not seem practicable
70 agree to the terms demanded"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

Rev. THOMAS Dixon, who paid si55
Tor the sport he found In killing robins
on Staten Island, expresses surprise
that the people of the north regard the
r~ed-brcasted bird as n songster. He
tmbibed his education in natural his
tory In the pine woods Of North Caro-
lima, where, he says, that bird is re-
gardsd as a disrcputable glutton. He
might have said the same thing Of the
king OF American song birds, the bobo-
link; but he should remember that
Staten Island Is not In the tar heel belt
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

ACCORDING 10 DIR. Weldon, who Is
headmaster Of Harrow, the only people
In English society who do not object
TO having tbeir boys logged In school
Is the upper class. "Seeing that fog
ging is abolished In the board schools
and forbidden in the middle class
schools" says he, we shall soon Ike able
to iog only the son OF u duke" Indeed,
the times have changed since the times
OF Dr.. Busby, who, cycling u scholar Sc
verely, said, II see wits In that ugly
little boy; my cane shall bring them
out"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

The Browns seem to be In Il when
you reach a good place-but they don't
count under governor. There are three
governors-the chief magistrates Of
Kentucky, Maryland and Rhode Island
who bear the name Of Brown. Gov.
Toole. Of Montana, il the only one OF
the forty-four who has no stnff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

"BoBBIE' BURNS cottage ut Ayr Is to
be reproduced ut the worlds fair. The
Scottish Home Industries' association
has applied for the concession, which
will undoubtedly be granted. The
tickets. the manufacture of which II In
the province of the association Ia en-.
courage, will be on sale In the cottage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

THE electricians who propose To have
exhibits ut the Chicago worlds fair arc
indignant because OF the decision Of the
board Of directors "a close the fair ut
seven o'clock each evening, rs II will
not permit u good display Of their
producta
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

A MICROSCOPIC inspection of the lungs
Of the Canadian cattle alleged in Scot
land TO be suffering from contagious
pleuro-pncumonia shows that the dis
a 8 is broncho-pneumonia, which Is
NOS contagious Ht
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

THE Austrian reichsrath will soon
discuss q project to join the Oder and
Danube rivers by means OF n canal,
thus making a complete water way be.
tween the baltic sea and the Black sea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

Rev. WILLIAM J. POTTER, for thirty
three years pastor Of the Unitarian
church at New Bedford, Mass. has re-
signed and his congregation has voted
70 pay him 81, 900 q year for five years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

CATHERINE BooTn and Mrs. Clibborn,
daughters Of Gen Booth, Of the Saliva
ton army, have been arrested In Ge-
neva, Switzerland, and will be expelled
from the canton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

Miss J. IMoGEN HOWARD. of New
York, tho only colored woman on the
board Of lady managers Of the worlds
fair, 10 gathering statistics concerning
colored women and girls employed In
industrial, agricultural aud other pur-
anita
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

otfh u ~ uIth " iuuuuil WDTHs TO
turning s49.6 30 change. II Is said wot
Tong feels injured.
A QUACK named Hener Is under arrest
at Cincinnati He pretended TO cure a
little hunchback girl In hot water,
which was so hot that she WAS scaldcd
to death
THE British warship Howe has been
stranded on the coast Of France. She
was seriously damaged.
ASSESSMENT rolls Of all counties in
Texas except nine not yet reported
show q decrease in taxable values OF
t34.4s0 The remaining counties will
not materially affect the result.
Ten OF the riotous strikers Of Car
maux, France. have been pardoned by
decree of the council Of state.
THE British warship Champion re-
ports the Pitcairn islanders In good
health. At Tahiti there is complete
commercial ~stagnation, owing to the
suspension Of the pearl industries and
the withdrawal Of the French military
forces :
A THREE-YEAB-oLD child has been
starved To death at BRENNAN, Tex, by
Its crazy moth~.
IT will take eighteen months 70
manufacture the necessary glass for the
Yerkes telescope.
The Rob Roy Touring mill near Atti-
en-, Ind, has burned lncendisry.
AN unknown negro attempted to burn
the city hall at st. Louis.
THE porte has raised the quarantine
against vessels arriving from New York
TO five days
The Hamburg serate has decided TO
petition Chancellor Won Caprivi to de-
clare that city free OF cholera
REPRESENTATIVES, from the counties
bordering or the Mississippi river be-
tween Point Pleasant, Mo-, nearly to
the mouth OF the St Francis river met
mt Memphis to consider n project to
build a levee to protect that vast terri
tory. They think the plan e~minently
feasible. It will cost 81 200, 600, will be
2a0 miles long and will protect over
8, 1000, 900 acres.
THREE men got pcnitentiary sem
fences In New York for illegal regis
tration.
A GENERAL strike was ordered at New
Orleans ut midday on the 9Th. All
business was stopped. Between 90, 900
and 10000 idle men were on the streets.
A DESPERATE fight occurred on a Sam
tn Fe passenger train ncar Ardmore, l..
T., In which United States Marshal
Smith and n negro were killed.
NED CHRISTIE and his gang have been
wiped out Mt last. The United States
marshals In the Indian territory blew
up his fort with dynamite end shot him
down when he tried TO escape.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended November 4 showed an average
increase Of :o.a compared with the cor
responding week OF last year. In New
York the increase was ais.
Mrs. DEACON, of Abeille- Deacon shoot
ing-divorce fame In France, abducted
her child after 1t had been ordered into
the custody of the father.
THREE year men Of the Grand ARMY
propose to organize.
The Iowa Temperance Alliance IL
making war on saloon keepers in Scott
county.
THE Dayton (Tenn.) Goal & Iron Co.
has reduced wages 5 per cent.
EMPLOYEES Of the Bass breweries of
England, to the number of 5000, have
struck.
GOLFERS Of Northumberland, En-
gland, have accepted q five per cent
reduction.
THE coroner's jury mt Portland, Ore. +,
returned u verdict OF accidental death
from an overdose of morphine In tho
case OF Lieut.. Schwatka, the Arctic ex.
plorer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

THOMAS JERRoLD. son Of Douglas Jer.
rold, n recognized authority in horti-
cultural matters, Is going u write a
book based upon his observations while
farming in Canada.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

GEs. SAMUEL WHEY CRAwFoRp. who
commanded the Pennsylvania reserves
nj the battle Of Gettysburg. died lately
in Philadelphia, aged So years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

CLAUDE WILSON. editor Of the Ad-
vance ~ Wilson, N. c.. has disappeared
most mysteriously from his home there
and no far all efforts to trace him have
lut1ad
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

Az English capitalist has been at
Homestead seeking the enlistment Of
the lockcd-out Carnegie men TO nd In
starting q cooperative steel plant
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

A PREHISTORIC ax has been found in
the Illinois river bottoms ncnr Alton.
II In Of copper and said 10 be the finest
In existence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

ST.. JOSEPH, Mich, Nov. Miss Par
melia Wright died in Benton Harbor
last night, aged lo2 years. She was
the oldest person in Berrien county,
having lived here twenty three years
She retained her mental faculties to the
last She was born nea Fairfax Court
House, Va, and had often met Gen.
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson
and other noted men of that time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

NEW life has been infused into the
natural gas business in the famous Muir
raysville pa region by striking a new
reservoir between the Aurraysvilic
sands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

patton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick and
Bilious Headaches, and all arrangements Of
the liver, stomach, and bowels arc prevented,
too. By their mild and natural action, these
little Pellets lead the system into natural
ways again. Their influence lasts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

TAKE
DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pelleta
Smallest, easiest.
cheapest, best.
They're tiny,
sugar-coated,
i-bilious gran
ules, a compound
Of refined and
concentrated
vegetable e
tracts. Without
disturbance or
trouble, Consti-
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-11-11

Everything catarrhal in its nature,
catarrh itself, and all the troubles that
come from catarrh, are perfectly and
permanently cured by DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. No matter how bad
your case or Of how long standing, you.
can be cured.
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IlerIin.


Mr.. Andrew Bailey is again carry
ing mail to and from Berlin.
Elmer Dewey started last Tuesday
for California where he has engaged
work.
l.. b, Poor is moving onto the Rus
sell Reed farm which he purchased at
auction a short time ago.
Arthur Winslow was tipped over
while driving young colt last week
and quite severely bruised.
Mrs. DIR. Samuel Nelson of Revere,
Mass, is stopping with her mother
Mrs. NJ. d. Stewart while her husband
is at the Bermuda Islands for a short
vacation.
Quite a good number of the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Stewart met at
their home Monday eve. April 4th to
remind them that If was the 25th anni-
versary of their marriage. A pleas
ant evening was spent with cake and
coffee for refreshments. They left
them as reminders of the occasion, an
extension table, dinner set, hanging
lamp, silver cake basket, one dozen
black dress, glass set and
sauce plates, tablecloth, napkins, tow
els and four dollars in money.
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PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY.

Wisconsin has within the last few years
undergone a wonderful change, and is to-
day one of the most prosperous and pro-
ductive states in the union, and what has
made il sol Why, because her rich fertile
lands are well adapted and produce large
crops of wheat, oats. corn, barley, rye, po-
tatoes hay, fax, hops and tobacco; be-
canse her lumber and timber trade exceeds
that OF any state east OF the Rocky Mount
aims, because OF her enormous manuhc-
turing interests, the quality and value OF
her live stock, saving nothing OF her min
ing products, fisheries and enormous wa
ter powers. This is a desirable state for
settlers intending to locate in the North
west.
The Wisconsin Central Lines, as its name
would indicate, penetrates the center of
the state. and tributary to its lines are the
choicest farming and timber lands. A.
mong the many thriving cities and towns
along this route are Burlington, Wauke-
sha, Fon du Lac, Stevens Point. Chippe-
wa Falls, Eau Claire, New Richmond and
Ashland. For tickets, maps and fun in
formation address
c. +. BRAY ID. p. A.. Wis. Cen. Lines
Boston. Mass, or JAS G. POND, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago, Ill
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Corinth.

A son Of David Ward, II years old broke
his arm while playing with some children at l..
Heath's last Thursday. He was jumping from
a wall.
1t was very good time for sugaring last
week.
Mr. H. Lott has moved into the house of
Frank Willis.
Farnk laborers are plenty this year.
Mrs. Floren Darling is with her mother,
Mrs. Moses Spear while her husband is in
Boston, being treated by medical cures.
The snow is nearly gone and but little sugar
has been made in this vicinity.
VIM. Carnth is quite feeble.
Norman Leeth of Danyille, Canada, is in
town visiting friends.
Quite number from this place attended
the examination at Bradford last week
Rev. II. NJ Shaw preached his last sermon
before conference. last week.
The condition of the roads is SUCH that get
ting around with any degree Of comfort IS out
of the question.
Rev. r. NJ. Shaw attended Conference at
Montpelier.
Some Of oui friends are wondering why VIII
Rogers carries such smiling face just now.
If they could see that ~ pound boy that will
sometime call him papa they would cease 70
wonder,
A strange and sad coincidence occurred here
sunday. April Sd. Lorenzo ID. Chilley and
George Wiley, both not far from 10 years OF
AGE. died of consumption at exactly half past
two clock in the afternoon.
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WASHINGTON.
Rev. Lyman Sargent is improviI

Rev. Lyman Sargent is improving.
Asa Pepper is shingling anew his
barn.
Miss Mabel Hanson is employed at
Huntington's store.
I. r. Tillotson recently sold a pair
of working cattle for 1925.
AT the Christian Endeavor meeting
on April II, tie topic will be "Easter
Thoughts, Matt. 28;l, 8; Heb. S.;
10, 20.
The East Williamstown prayer
meeting on the 18th will be led by lrv-
ing Covell. The topic, easter
Thoughts
A little more than $40 has been ex-
pended on the Union church in max
ing secure the steeple and partitiouing
the gallery from the auditorium.
Mrs. Cyrus Smith was IN Royalton
last week visiting her sister, Mrs. DR..
Fish, who was about to leave for Tracy,
Mimi, where she intends to remain
several months with friends.
AT the public examination of teach
ers on the 9Th and 9th inst, the follow
ing were examined: Anna Smith,
Marion Lord, Lillian Whitcomb, Miss
Sprague, Charles Davis and Robert
Wilson.
AT the annual school meeting Of dis
trict No. 8 the following Offices were
elected: moderator, Chester Dickey;
treasurer, Edwin Smith collector, j.
F. Calef; clerk, Asa Pepper; pruden-
rial committee, Fred G. Huntington
and Norman G. Powers. Voted to
raise district tax of Is cents on the
dollar 70 defray school expenses and to
lessen in part the districts Indebtedness.
A vote was taken for thirty-two weeks
OF school.
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PininfeId.

8 Mrs. c. f. Wells open ID millinery shop on
Hich Street. this week Tuesday.
Teachers Examinations are being held this
week.
some Of the sugar makers are reported a
having stored away their tabs. Getting DIS
Outraged?
Onite delegation from Plainheld are at
tending VT. conference at Montpelier.
Wet. L. meets at the Methodist paTson-
are next week Saturday at 2 p. m.
Miss Lola Pierce is engaged to teach in the
primary room at the village during the spring
term.
Harry Parks is moving into town again from
IanesborO.
Rev. c. p. Taplin preached last Sunday up
an Sabbath observance. lie said the way
by which an could control this grear question
Fl the hour. was. by lTaying for, piacticlng'
and preaching the same.
l. :. Chamberln has been offered $500 Tor
the property he purchased in Barre two weeks
previous, for $1,000.
Mrs. W. ]. Batchelder is soon to move INTO
the house owned BY her on School Street.
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West Topshan.

Rev. c. E. Davis has moved to North Tun
bridge
c. F. Smith started his mill, with full
force of men, Monday.
Alex McRae who has been dangerously i'll
for some time, is reported as somewh hat better.
Miss Amina Currier has returned from
Barre, whers she has been spending the win.
ter.
David Z. Bagley talks Of putting in small
printing office in the near future.
Center Richards and wife were ve,v pleas
ed over the birth of daughter last Thursday.
Mrs Sally Burton, who has been very fee
Bile the past winter, is much better
Mrs c. j. Bowen, who has been caring for
Mrs. Burton for a few weeks, has returned TO
her home in Barre.
A. I. Smith is doing quite business buying
calves for market.
John Cook and his sister are visiting Mrs.
Campbell, their aunt.
Hattie Sanborn is working for VIM. BagIey
Rev. Silas Van DeCar is in Montpelier this
week attending Conference.
Wallace Bagley has moved from the, Davis
place to the Gilman Bagley place in the village.
c. II. Beede and wife are spending few
days in Chelsea, visiting relatives
A. n. Fellows has been appointed town Su-
perintendent of schools, in the place of Rev.
e. h. Davis, resigned.
The crop of maple sugar has been very light
this year, so far, but the sugar makers may
expect a good run of sap at the full Of the
moon, this week
Ralph w. Newton killed eight red squirrels
at one shot last week. Ralph does not claim
to be much Of a marksman, but he thinks the
belt ought TO be his, for little while anyway.
The spring term of the public school begins
on Monday, the 18th inst. A limited number
of nonresident scholars will be admitted, if
early application be made TO the committee.
Rev. G. f. Davis, who closes seven years
pastorate here at the end of this month, goes
to Iunbridge. 1t is hoped that he and his
amiable wife, with their three promising little
girls, will pass as long and useful a season and
gain as many ardent and admiring friends
there as they have here. II is not probable
that there viii be Baptist pastor the coming
year. in consequence of a wrangle among the
leading members of the congregation.
We understand that Lester Sanborue has
bought the Ruth Sanborne place. We are glad
for Lester is a good citizen.
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Mnrshfeld.

q. A. Bsnlis moved to Boston this week to
live.
The Sulham boys have lost three trotterS
his winter. Still there is more to follow.
Rev. 4. B. Blake preached his farewell ser
mon last Sunday. ., n,
ME NJ. f. church sociable met with MIS-.
Rnfnap last Friday. the ladies TO anve mans
and ne gents to sew on buttons Mrs Alonz9
Hopkius drove rs ten-penny nails INTO nara
v-oad block ia five Minutes. taking the pIl1e;;
Mrs.. c. +. Shepard came next with n Ned
Th,mas sewsd six buttons on in ten minutes
9e beaf the rest Of The gents and TOOK the
or.re. A boy Of Charlie Preston se~ed ON as
MANY. bat not rs nicely IS Ned
George Preston and wife go tins week 10
f;r,,on to Keep boarding house.
Mr.. Wheelock Of East Montpelier sent 2
Gang of men to roll his logs into the Hver last
week. " n
Martin PitlSin Is sick with the grip. John Us
--,,d i also on the sick list.
Nrs. Hadloek visited her father IN Williams
town last week. l.,
week 4e-,a,. -. ,-,sl,
=, ..cs,nnanv lis wife and children home
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East Orange.

Alice, adopted daughter of Frank
Lamb is critically i'll.
Rev. Silas VanDeCar preached Sum
day for the last time previous to going
to Conference.
Robert Richardson who had his limb
broken some two months ago is i'm
proving slowly but is not able to 90
out yet.
Mrs. Louise Simpson went to Man
chester, n. H., last week TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. Daniel White accom-
panied by Mrs. Craggy, her sister Of
East Topsham.
Kirk Coffin has engaged to work in
the store for Benz. BiXby Of Bradford
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burgin re-
Gently visited friends in Barre.
Arson Coleman who has been work
ing at Bradford the past winter re-
turned home last Friday and is quite
i'll with tonsilitis. DIR. Watson of W.
Topsham is treating HIM.
Rev. c. +. Davis is expected to
preach his last sermon next Sunday
previous to his going TO his new field
of labor at North Tunbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis Of
Bradford spent Sunday in town with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Hutchinson at
tended the 10th anniversary at John
z. Locke's of Corinth, March 81. Mr..
and Mrs. Locke were the recipients of
presents from their children and near
relatives to the amount of 500.
II. G.. Simpson who is at work for
Dea. Metcalf at Corinth spent Sunday
at home.
Very little sugar has been made thus
far this season but the weather is so
much colder it is hoped there viii be a
good run of sap in the near future.
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Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep, Depending
the liver be inactive, you have a bilious LOOK II
,-ar,r stomach be disordered you have a dyspeptc
fooL and IN YOUR kidneys be affected you have q
ninehed look Secure good health and you VIII
have good looks Electric Bitters Is the great al
terative and Tonic acts directly on these gliai or
GOOD completion Sold at the drug store bVe per
6offls X a Morton, ". Randolph, L. MaNhahi,
Bethel and NJ j. Sargent & Son SO. hoyalton.