The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25

Brruicc, Montana, have Dcc' ca,i,u
upuu to mourn the loss of two children
within . No,k Little l,urrurv She
eldest, was the first to go. She was
first attacked with severe pains about
two weeks ago aud these eliminated in
throat troubles aud finally ended in
death. Hon. ". II. Lockhart, uncle OF
the little sufferer, was Il constant at.
tcndant at the bedside Of his niece. and
at no time did he or other members of
the family or their friends think that
III" life of the pride aud Joy Of the
u"G-. va, i# danger wm'i! D.. oyo,
were closed and the spirit of the baby
had taken it, flight 10 the home Of the
angels. Everything that loving and
tender hands could do to alleviate the
suffering and rrol0ng the lie If The
little u was without avail. Death
came during the recent severe cold
spell and in the trip from the ranch to
Boulder to arrange for the funeral Mr..
Angus Clunic, Mr.. ". II. Lockhart's
partner, frOZe both his ears. Many of
the friends of the family from Bernicc
accompanied the body to its last earth.
~ resting place.
On the sad journey home from the
cemetery, Winnie, the youngest and
last remaining flower of the home, con.
tracted the same disease from which
the other child had died, and two DAYS
later death again visited the stricken
home and took the baby to her waiting
sister. Another sorrowful journey fol.
lowed and Florence and Minnie now
lie side by side, and their snow covered
mounds is all that is left to tell of the
sunshine of Il ono happy home. Sym.
pathy, heartfelt and deep, goes out to
the h~eart-broken father and mother
with the hope that time may heal the
double cruel wound.
The family express tbs deepest sense
of gratitude for the kindness shown
them 10y the friendly who came with
comfort and consolation to tighten the
heavy burden which they were so I'M
eNpectcdly called upon to bear, desir.
ing specially To thank Angus Culnie,
Treasurer W. V. Myers and wife, DR..
Vawter, Mr.. Powell and Mr. Trottcr of
the Windsor hotel and his family. Mr..
Clunie arranged for the second funeral
as he did for the first, and to give an
idea of the severity of the weather on
the occasion of his last ride of twenty
two miles, it is only necessary to say
that the W men employed to dig the
grave were badly frozen.
The following lines were contributed
by a friend and deep sympathizer with
the Borrowing parents:
Dear little Florence has taken her flight
To the realms where the angels dwell;
The gates she will leave for ut ajar,
And her voice will cry, "All Is we'll"
She was followed by Minnie. sweet little babe,
Whom she always loved so dear;
And both are now praying for loved ones OF
earth.
And their coming await without fear.
We shall meet them both in the spirit land,
And abide with them
We will hear their voices and bask In their
smiles.
In the Christ land where all things are pure.
Few people know that all plants con.
tain digestive principles. They cannot
absorb their food until it is digested
any more than animals can. The
Mount Lebanon Shakers have learned
the art of extracting aud utilizing
these digestive principles, and it is for
this reason that their Shaker Digestive
Cordial is meeting with such phenome-
nal success in the treatment of dyspep.
STA. The Shaker Digestive Cordial not
only contains food already digested,
hut it also contains digestive principles
which aid the digestion of other foods
that may be eaten with it. A single 10
cent sample bottle will be sufficient to
demonstrate its value, and VIZ suggest
that every suffering dyspeptic make a
trial of it. Any druggist car supply it.
LAXLOl is eths best medicine for
children. Doctors recommend it in
place of Castor Oil.
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SALTWATER.
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