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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
@nrn 9ukntu.

Sorman 30oe San. EDfus raier
berourfr,ns, o9 / en- 6amilie ct ale ienz
ee(issenbe al Seberen.
IS @obpeton nil &atboliterne bps9e
Ell $4,000 8irfe, os Rapitaliiter uil
bDsse ct $25, 900 9otel.
: Gn @pentprer maa S. .. &enz
mortbp af @ran6 SORTS pdre. 6an
bar ertldret at uille reiie @eroen runbt
en- Bicpcleuosn trutten at 8 Netufounos
lamb 9unbe. San pil bragg afsaaroe
om 80 Da9e.
@eoattsrerne Srons os Gage af
Fargo Argus blep arreiteret for Libel
ben sObe Sanuar. SEM Damer / Sa>
mestotpn Nlal Sarriette 8arnarb, ,2ouiie
Soos, Mbisal @bitemore % @ebecca
8aruarb, aue Ejeneiteptser / aiplet, er
er Rlaserinoerne, os Argus ifal ia ue>
. T II (
talt fig ne6latteu6e ON beres Rpbitbeb.
@pnoerne gap Bombs for fig til ndife
@etstermtn i Sult Maaneb.
@eb @olla leuer ct @stepar, iom
nDlis feireoe ben 52be Marsbag af tit
2@steifab. Manben er 81 lar % bar
peret gift to @anse. 5an leuebe %
9lar meb iin ferite 9uitru, os Il Aar
efter benbes Dsb siftebe ban fig paanpt.
s fgrite 9@steifab bapbe ban iusen
Bern, men bet anbet 9goteltab er pel>
fsnet meb fierten. 9ans Maun er @b>
parb 9erman. 8esse er halfbreeds.
San bar lepet ! 9geteifab | ~ Mar.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
a1tnInttnet+
Mtttttelntu.

@ranb @apibs, 30te San. Sat-
ri1on Doo6 blep bgmt til Is Mars
@laperi for Morbet paa Sou Sennts
more. -N
ct. gloub 3ote San. Dpn1mer
@earle Bat afiast Dom I @asen Sasz
! fins & 2pon tmob ct. gloub @treet
@ailtpap os tienot beres Gar Eitle
a9plbtg. .-.. ....-
8 ct. Soiepb ct orsanileret Ell
Old Settlers Association. &un be;
1om bar boet gountpet (@tearns) fra
for 1860 fan bli Meblemmer.
Gn af vfpe Normanbens" Setz
tere peo Napu 6allluar6 Itielien fit ct
Mnfalb af literar Delirium Tremens
forriss lse, us unber &a1eriet faiteo
ban op bele to @palter 8labet.
Torlps paa at rpue Srastoepotet
@bomins ber / Staten geatten til ben
3ote San. falot ubel6ist uo. Depot=
asenten os en- Mr. Stemart, en- 3isbz
manb, fit fat &euoluere og iatte efter
@buerne os sre6 benz. Sen neite Morz
gen bEep be transporteret til ct. Saul.
The Fergus Falls Journal - Mhich
is owned principally by Samuel Hill,
son in law of j. J. Hill, explains why
the G.. N. has not made any advertising
contracts with the newspapers. The
Journal s'imagines that the delay is due
to the fact that Mr.. Hill is planning to
pay cash for the space which he wishes
to use.'' Crookston Tribune.
s5artbault 3Ote San. @n &eceiuer
er uonepnt for The Cannon River
Mandatory Company, ion, btep
bauuet ber nosle glar fiben nteo bet
Sormdnll at fipsbebls sdnbfraf ftensi 6aEnnz
non &iper. Eil Sen @nbe blep %, 600
Mcres 2aub beoilset af Staten. alt
bette 9ano, neo l1nbtaselie af 600 acres,
er iitret 6iemmel til af &ompaaiet.
men 8anotraften bsr aloris blet for
bebret. -.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
5porban er egentlig Torbolbet meue m

9poroan er esent1is Torbolbet neQe m
be to &ebattsrer al rMpe Mormanben" ?
Naar GoIS Ct ube paa Hanbet, fortlarer
aringen, at Tois itte er 8laoets @e=
battsr. Men iaa inbfinoer 5ois fig %
itriuer eoaftionsariitler, os taller ON
uuor Meoarbeiber &rinsen". Gornplis
benbte bet, at ct 8(ab 5ersus Sails
beifplote Tsis for at babe "laant" Snb<
bolbet at fine 8sser fra andre Torfattere.
9eroDer bleu Tois bps % fpurste Ser
gus Gaus Blabet, bDOrfra bet baube
fiue Dplpsuinser ON bans literere Ey>
psrier. Ds berpaa iDarer Gersus Sails
Blabet, at 8eifplbninsen mob 5ois
itriper fis fra bans Useoarbeiber Rrin>
gen.
@, ueo mart boerten ub euer iuo.
rMmerita"
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
@aHafar.

@n Elegant, meset uoannet" og
ulerb" Serre ipaierebe en- Dag neboprr>
to brebe @palter / "9abe yaormanben".
Snart u,obte ban Murer os Reoaftgr
.. s. 5asen, for boen, ban bbieoe Jig
bpbt os bao Om E.llaOelie til at sigre
opmertiom paa, at ban (Serren) bar
en- pirtelis Sournalift", at ban baube
riat til fit 6orntaal at ofre bele fin Sc
petib paa" = anbe: eno v5laooer", at
ban lite pilbe ubldtte ben norite Nation
for vat bli fat ,lnoer &iueierns / &ultur
os Oplpsnins", at baube n@reie paa,
buao ct Eioslfrift ct for noset", at ban
ppfatter fin Stillins ret, .. (. b.; Os
bermeo tar ban af fit Sat ug fpaierer
pibere.
Dmtrent famine 9ieblit mbber ban
Href os &eoafter Sobn s. @ridlon,
bpier fig meset pDuteIist for bam og
inbleber en- Samtale, buori ban paa ben
elItoerbtsite Maabe af &erben paapeser,
at &ebattOrerne af Griiiub bapbe bapt
iaa l,ben ,,@mas us Ombu", at be life
bapoe ubbalst en- eneite Grembriuselie
af be @errer r6orfattere, 5,loiofer, os
@ranltere" NreIion os Srinsen; at ban
lite par en- r@up", iom fatterlissiorbe
y@irfen os ben iaafalote ortobore Rez
lision", eller sjoroe r9aan paa 5dOres
os Msbres Ero", at ban bar rmastis
at ratfe en- Wtanbs Tro" for at bait
tunbe itriue iaa eoot, baaoe nbDbt oss
uittist; ban fortalte. at &rinsen er en-
,blobig Sroni" =Maser os at 9asen "er
bum moi til at tro bam, o. |. .. !"
naloieu, ST. gridiou! MI tienber De
mig, butteoe ban Os ipalereoe.
@aa mober banto vDiftese1, en- SIT
gen us en- Samuel @arbors. San bpter
|iis artist Os torteuer benz, at ban itfe
er v1lis en- aluinbelis lprilf Difter, n,er
sfprofaiffiie OAR en- Cat uiaasr poo
bet enc .6ustag, uil man iou ofteft bore
soar fra en- anben elitousfps Seat pdd
ct lise1aa opbpiet Gtabe", at &ee. S6r@
gen Seuien albris FAR itreuet moset iaa
burnt, et beller ,,bebreuet &ers", at .,bpis
iaa er Gilfeloet maa bet samle Oroipros,
at ,,sgblet life fatoer lanst fra @tam=
men,, albeles fultates. sloieu, mine
9errer: MI ueb S, boem ies er.
@trar fpber ban paa en- uus, fief
9pposrat Os bespnoer piebliftelis at
lesse frem fine Dpber for bam. San
forteuer, builten ,,uoren, rutineret, ,1b=
oannet 9pposraf" ban iefu er, bpor nar
1an itaar Saskatchewan, boorlebes ban
utillob Zig at !esse til og trdffe fra
(@ebattprens) Ueenulfript", os buor
aloeles riebelts" ban islu par, at
+ an itfe sioroe. - &eiten al bet ct for
dtfelt ps uipmmelist at sjenstue.
Oct er @aitafar, ban Sppusraf 9aar
iuar6 Ntielleu. ,9eaar ban bespnoer at
tanfe paa, at uosioe ct 9ibsifrift.-
ban, iom fortaar list iaa gpbt = iaa
pil jes raaoe bam, at falbe bet r@ata=
tarungem."
@amuel @arbors.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
sun 9al.ntes.

9pieferets CONNER &ellan, bar
reieneret, % Dpmmer 9pnep fra Wit=
del antaaes at FIJI ubneput ! bans
Steb.
Mit9el sote San. Oct pil pisz
ielig globe gettlere at bbre, at llnber>
refining fra ROnsresmanb 8ifler lpoer,
at bans 8ill om EiQabelie for Settlere
paa s5auftOu 2anb e bere frapdrenoe
et Var e. pasieret quiet og bil BIT 2op.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
Gtt 1ltageleS Sur.
bet
s. fp r / n a

Tremra genbe e ger tai 6te ct
s Grtng
. :. g. 8. Warner, GOlomater, Uti6.
2Grebe Serre! seq bar bapt for 1lptte af
DereS White Wine Of Tai Syrup. Seq
bapbe S5offe !; 2eserne Dpgap alt 4aab, 90
falbte bet GGrin9. Seq troeoe, jes itnlbe be
beraf. Seq prepebe alt bpab, bpab piflf b1re
ON. GiIilbf opertalte en- at mine Wen1er
mig til at BRUCE Deres White Wine Of Tar
Syrup. Seq tos ell os Ell bolD Sla lite fog er
albeles belbrebet. gn idaba1 Mebictn fan /
ies onbefale til benz, 5on1 liber ion ieg 9iorbe.
Deres rie8et Rrbooi9e
II S q len 3 g.. u II u q a .s 81:
s'plaHo. gpnt9 Dafata.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
9arsiens 6rpbaubel.

Senb mig ebers 8eftillins for 5auer
frs, 8lomiterfrs, @resfrs, Berbuite,
Ereer .. (. b. georf 9auebOs os aa=
talos tilienbes frit paa fprlansenbe,
ginar g. Mrne1en,
Gfterf6lser at Gbmarb 2arien,
Benion, Smift Co., Ninn.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
Annre $tuter.

- s Qa grosle, Wis. ct bannet en-
Gotal Mfbolbsforenins meo 6. S. ap<
bed 1om Breiibent os 8aitor gtrebus
1om @etreter.
- 80 ny @enaturer. Salt Gate
gitp, %. San. Qesislaturen ualste
isaar 6rant S. Cannon % s(rtbur
Brotpn, besse &epublifanere og Gri=
islusmenb, til Torbunosienatorer for
rtab. De er aqerebe paa 8eien til
@aibinston.
= u. g. Supreme Court bar afz
siort, at Dpmmer Senttns / Wtiluau>
tee bar Surisbittion ouer G&ortbern
8aciftc, os'at bans ubneunelie af 0tes
ceiuers bolber soot. 9ette ital bore ct
NeberIas for 8raptou syues, paaifaaes
bet.
- &rinbernes 8tbel. s Rutnbe'
itemmeretstonpention iBaibtuston neoz
itemtes ifrebass nte6 SO mob 16 ct. ct
Gorlag pnt at prase ben iaafalote
IlVoman's Bible. RonDenttoleu DDers
tos Derateb auipare1 for bette fritanferz
ite @robutt, Der fun soofienoer / ben
9ellise Strift, buab be moberne tuinoez
ltse ubsioere fatter ,neo fin Goruuit, os
81. a. fortaiter Wtratlerne.
" (@. 9af. u@tfo".)
Mfere @slpu6ntnins. Baibinsz
ton, rs, Sen. wfSntbireftpr &refton
1enbte ioas, if0lse Orsre fra Tinansz
ietreter Carlisle, Snoitrurer til M0ntz
tamrenei Pbtlaoelpbia, SEEM Orleans
% Sau 6rancisco, ont at tase fat paa
MDntninsen of S5lobol1ars. Sorel0big
y inbtil pibere Drbre", pil Ser 6e tire
blipe ,uputet boluauoen
Dollars ont Waanebeu.
= S &ortase, aBis. fon bet til
Slassmeal mellem u. g. q. os Rat1oz
liter. 50 8aptiitprelter le6eoe U. B.
q. Qfoelinsen. 2oe 'nar3erebe sien<
1en, @aberue ug inlultereoe aatboliferz
he. Set fom til 5lossmaa1, % 0tez
poluere, Yiitoler os andre Meorouaoben
bruates. On fanatiff 81. g. q. sau Ell
tatbolf Torretuinssmonb ct bybt Soa:
9allen mes cit Sla9terfuiu. Pol1tiet
matte frtbe in6, og fem q. g. u. bleb
1rreiteret. &elision, buao?
@ulpet fal0t 1eD.
Ser bar Brpuup bos en- Ml6ert 8afer
tdr @lepelanb,. Dbio, os $50 @jaiter
oar ndrparenoe. 9tetop iom @ielien
tut6e bespnbe, falbt @uluet neb, os rs
# Brpllupssiditerne faitebes iRidlberen
10 Sob nebenunber. Selbtspis iluttez
'es 2ampen, men Eal9lpS iatte Slb /
,osle Dam.rs Rleber, os ber blep Baz
tit, Stris % @raab. @iaiterne blep
t9sense ! DDn9e 4 ouenpaa binanz
& II . = er ~ !. 4 ~ r.. ~. .csrs
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04

Sra Stof Martebet mebbeles, at Der
iibfe l1se inbtrsf ct for. Bristalb, men
Ri bar life faat noseu Stod .SOurnal be
.ib1te Dage iaa ri besoerre ,tfe fan sipe
nosen 8risnoterinser for bette $50.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04
Sill .Uriiino>s 2lbonnenter.

"Sriiiuo" for Sauuar er trptt, men
GrDfninsen er blet iaa baarlis, at ri
lite pil lenbe bet nb. &i maa berfor
trptte on. igieu, % bette taser liot Eio,
buorfor lbonnenterue maa ia libt
Eaalmobisbeb. s5riiinb's 1osiuere.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04

TAG EJ NIT ORD FOR DET, men sp1rg din Apotsker
Kj8bmand elIer Nabo, som har brugt tsWarners
White Wine of Tar Syrup"J de vii fortxe dig, det er
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-02-04

1RObbusseren1 s maaneber fOr 25e.
Gents.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
PowERLEss TO COMBAT SIN.
Education and Culture Have but Multi
piled Mans Devices For Evil.

Education and Culture Have but Multi
piled Mans Devices For EVIL.
Men seek to make excuse for sin, -
writes Dwight l.. Moody in the initial dis
course to MIR. Moody's Bible Class in
The Ladies' Home Journal "They call
it by other names and try to explain away
its power or cover up its hideousness.
They tell JUS that it is merely ignorance,
which culture will eradicate; that in each
and every man there is good, and that
with culture and education this will be de-
veloped. Antiquity has proved that edu-
cation and culture are powerless to combat
natural sin. They seem to have but null
tiplied the ingenuities and devices OF man s
evil passions.
1.-The corrupt and degenerate days of
cultured Rome, even during her proud
golden age of wealth, of literature, of
beauty and philosophy, have left to us
monuments of her obscenity and vice
Tho wisdom of Greece and the learning of
Egypt never saved their subjects from the
corruption of sin. The epistles of St
Paul to the churches of Asia Minor arc a
sufficient commentary upon the efficacy of
their boosted refinement in the develop
mcnt OF noble and pure lives.
Nor have we to go into ancient history
for u vindication of the awful truth of u
fallen nature. Do our own times offer no
illustration of inherent sin? Does not the
presence of sin, often the most vile and
dark in its offices, reveal itself in lives
which from earliest infancy have beon sur
rounded by only that which was pure and
good? Arc our convicts made solely from
those vino have not had advantages"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
opening up everywhere" "Too
much Gold" &c. &c.

opening up everywhere" "Too
much Gold" &c. &c.
If the newspapers can make the
people believe they are prosperous
and that hard times are over,
then let the good work go on.
Doubtless they are already point
ing to "Moses" Mckinley. His
protective policy and tariff bill
did much towards getting us into
the wilderness and we have every
reason to believe that he would
be willing to try for forty years
to get us out.
We sincerely hope that better
times are at hand, but what of the
"ineXorable law Of supply and de-
mand, natures unchanging price
maker" that our Mckinley
friends spoke so glibly about only
a few weeks ago. Is the Canton
magician, by simply waving the
protection wand, going to over
turn this law, raise wages, make
taxes flow into the Golfers of the
government, stop bond issues, and
make gold drug on the market ?
Yea, verify; for hath he not, for
sooth, caused a famine in India,
whereby the boarded grain of the
American farmer is being rushed
thither to feed the starving sepoys?
The price of grain has risen, and
Mark, the prophet if not the
apostle says: 81 told you 500
Faith may remove mountains,
but the particular brand that pays
laundry and board bill, and lifts
mortgages has not materialized az
yet in this particular locality.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
A QUEER HOTEL.
1t Is Near Munich and Is Run by Duke
Theodore of bavaria.

A thousand years ago Benedictine monk:
discovered a small sulphur spring on q
mountain near Munich. They built q
hospital there that was used by their order
until 80 years ago, when it was bought by
King Maximillan Of Bavaria, who filed il
with poor sick folk.
When the king died, his grandson, Duke
Theodore, found that he had not money
enough to keep up his charity. After long
ana anxious consultation with his broth
ers the honest, kindly prince erected new
buildings and opened the house every year
for three months rs hotel. 1t is patron.
lied by many Of the royal and noble fam
lilies OF Europe, though it is free to every
conner who will conduct himself respecta.
bly, and pay for his accommodation.
Duke Theodore provides the food from
his own farm, which he oversees, while his
brother, Prince Ludwig, acts as host of the
hotel All guests are requested to leave
on the last day of August. The house is
then filled with scores of poor teachers,
artists and authors, invalid soldiers ard
poorly paid clcrgyncn, whom the royal
brothers have formally invited to honor
them with visit. The money made dur
ing the summer is devoted to their enter.
tainmcnt. The duke and prince remain in
the house, lAvishing kindness and courtesy
upon their guests. London Mail.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13

Rzs~ For Sale Cheap One Corn Mill an,
CIusher with all attachments. Mrs. EileI
MORGAN, Havre de Grace. :}OOct3t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
The Care of Your Lungs.

Careless neglect in the treatment OF
cold or the ignoring of chest symptoms
that do not seem important has been the
regret of many who have awakened to find
themselves suffering from serious lung
trouble. Latent pnoumenias need as much,
or even more, watching, caro- and prompt
attention than those which are ushered in
with IL severe chill and accompanied by
grave symptoms. During the winter
months too strict attention cannot be paid
to the laws of hygiene of tho lungs, and If
colds settle within the chest or troubles
arise in which there Is more or less fever,
with rapid pulse and sharpness of breath,
with respiratory depression, it is best to
look into the matter rs closely Us possible
and to use prompt measures for relief
Pneumonia is not confined to severe and
Geld climates, for in some of the southern
states it is more prevalent than in the
northern parts of the country. Some have
suggested that it occurs where the climate
is dry, and that this dryness of the atmos-
phere takes from the moisture of the It's
sues and renders them less resistant to at
mOspheric changes. Whether this be proved
or not, we find pneumonia often occurring
in places where it could not be looked for
as a result of severe exposure or of sudden
and extreme climatic changes. -New York
Ledger.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
$50 ACR ES,

- oe@ 4AOAC IhDs
the former home of the late E. Stanley Rogers,
known Us ''ihNiRANGE,' is about OEC-luartUr
OF IL mIlr from ROckS station and POsiOllIcc
ana about . miles from Bel Air. his i one
,,f lin, ti,t,.-t t:ir,ItS 1 Ill, county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
Religious services, Sunday, Nov. Is.

Mountain Chris: ian Church-Sunday
School $50 A. NJ. preaching IL A. NJ. and $ +.
NJ; Y. p s. Z. E. 80 p. NJ: Joppa-Sunday
day School 2.3u T. NJ; protracted meeting
continued
Bel Air NJ. Z. Church, Rev f. c. Gallaher,
pastor.-Sunday School 9i5 4. NJ: preaching
IL A. NJ by Rev. w. >. Edwards. b. d.. Ep-
worth League P. NJ, preaching 80 +: NJ, by
the pastor, followed by revival services.
Mi Zion NJ. l.. Church. Rev. +. G. GalIaher,
pastor Preaching =. NJ. by the pastor; Ep-
worth League 7.30 p. NJ; probationers and
Young Peoples Class Tuesday 80 p. NJ.
Leader. Harry NJ. Carly; Prayer and Glass
Meeting Thursday $50 +. NJ, Leader, c. W.
Harvard.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
FAITH AND COYFfDES NOE.

Faith and confidence were the
words continually harped on 10y
the Mckinley camlmigners and
newspapers, and now these sam"
papers are drawing on their fr,nH
of Imagination for such headlines
as "Good times ARE here, "AIills
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13

Not long ago in speaking of sore throat, and
the difficulty frequently experienced in curing
it. Mr. J. + Thomas, of UniOndale, Pa. told
how he had often cured it in his family. We
give it. in his own words II have frequently
used Chanibe lHin's Pain Balm in my family
for sore throHt and it has effected speedy
cure in every instance. | would not think OF
getting along in my home without it," Pain
Balm also cures rheumatism. sprains and
bruises. For sale ut % aud 50 cents per bottle
by John 8. Richardson, JT., Druggis'.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
Do You Want to be n Martyr?

Probably not! But if you do, try and get
the dyspepsia by unwise feeding. Then you'll
suffer martyrdom with a We: geance. Some
people are martyrs to this complaint from
childhood to the grave, suffering from all its
attendant horrors of heartburn, wind and pain
in the stomach, weary slumber and nigh tmare,
capricious appetite, nausea, bilionSntss. lean
ness and sallowness No necessity for all this.
The complaint, obstinate as it is, when the or.
binary remedies are brought to bear upon il,
invariably yield TO the great stomachic, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which rest res tran
quillity to the gastric region and nerves, regu-
lAtes the liver and bowels, both of which are
disturbed by weakness of the stomach. and
promotes appetite and an increase of flesh.
That ~ csiu of the soul, the dinner bell when
il pcals upon the ear, suggests no premonitIon
of dire qualms after II comfortable meal II you
have tried course of the Bitters, which also
banshes biliousne IS. rheumatism, nervousness,
malaria and kidney trouble.
During several years residence in the far
west, had many opportunities for observing
the wonderful effects Of Cham bcrlain's Collie,
Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy. Its efficacy
was demonstrated in the alkali repions, where
the water produces violent purging. Ii allay-
ed the attack when all other emedlcI tail, d. |
repeatedly saw the greatest distress from diar-
rhoea cured in Il few minutes. ! used the
remedy myself with the most satisfactory re-
suls and can recommend il for the complaints
for which ii is indicated. ii. Y. Giiingham,
editor of the RepgJiicdH PhocniXviile Pa. THIS
remedy is for sale by John ). Richardson,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-13
How to Ward off an Attack of Group.

In speaking of this much dreaded disease,
Mr.. C.. NJ. Dixon, OF Pleasant Ridge, Pa, SAID
II have Il little girl who Is troubled frequently
du ing the winter months with croupy aiiec-
uuIs. Whenever the first symptoms occur.
my wife gives her chamberlain : Cough Rem
edy, and the result is aiway prt mpt ana sat =
factory This remedy is used by thousands
of mothers throughout the United States, also
in many foreign countries, Hud always with
perfect success. 1T is only necessary 10 give it
freely when the lid becomes huarse ur as
soon as the croupy cough appears and ali
symptoms of Group will disappear. For sale
at % and 80 cents per bottle 10y John s. Rich
ardson, Jr., Druggist
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A CARD.
BALTIMORE, Mp. November o. 1896.

BALTIMORE, MD., November 8, 1896.
TO THE RESIDENTS OF HARFORD COUNTY:
au now connected with the Etnu Life IN
suruuce Company of Hartford, Conn, Office
i'll Herald Building, an old company, SO well
known US to need no communication.
thank you for your st liberal patronage
in the past, and respectfully ask you for Il
continuance thereof.
My long experience in the business would be
of great value to you if you will consult :ue
before placing your life insurance.
noI;;-St JOHN J. ALEXANDER.
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0DD ENTERTAINMENT,

The W. c. 7. Il. of Forest Hill VII give an
Odd Entertainment in thc FORES. NIL W.
ING The programme will consist of huSi2
ana REGULATIONS by Mr.. Thomas Galbrcath ANA
others, and will occupy about 50 minutes al
ed for sale. OYSTERS, IL and 81 Cents per
Plate: ICE CREAM, . Cents per Plate. Come
Entertainment begins mt : 30 Y. v.
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EG~All persons are hereby Forwarded
against trespassing on the lands of the under
signed with dog, gun or trap. The law VIII
be strictly enforced against all offenders. J..
3. McCreery, near Hi"h Point. l3n0v
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wNOTICE To CORRESPONDENCE
communications intended for publication must
he accompanied nv the real name OF the wrlte5'
though not fol publication unless desireo'
otherwise they VIII receive no attention.
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.l.G- Wanted to BuY.-A f

EaS-For Sale-Buck and five Ewes regis
tered stock premium, also COW, will be fresh
,hortIv, will sell ON easy terms. b. 7.
Minnick Hickory. l3LOvlt
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re- Wanted to Buy.-A Farm between 81
and 40 acres, improved by medium size
dwelling, Darn and necessary outbuildirgs.
Address, stating lowest cash price and full
particulars. n. y. Mock. Jr., 1910 Lafayette
Ave- Baltimore Nd. I3uoy
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The Hat In the Case.

A prisoner was being tried recently for
murder The evidence against him was
purely circumstantial; part of it a hat
found near the scene of tho crime-an or
binary round black hat, but sworn to as
the prisoners.
Counsel for the defense, OF course, mado
much of the commonness of the hat
"You, gentlemen, no doubt each of you
possesses such a hat, OF the most ordinary
make and shape. Beware how you con-
demn fellow creature to n shameful death
on such Al piece of evidence, and so on.
And the man was acquitted. just US he
was leaving the dock, with the most touch
Ing humility and simplicity, he snid, ''If
you please, my lord, may l ave my att"
-Pearson's Weekly