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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-20
Conveyance to Spoffurd Lake.

NJ EW three seated surrey will run between
~ brattleooro and Spofford lake throughout
the summer season, leaving Brattleboro at s A. NJ
ana arriving m Brattleboro at In the evening
Aiter July i stage will run direct 70 lake instead
OF through Chesterfield Centre. Orders for pas
sengers or baggage may be left at Geo E.
Sreenes drug store or H. r. Browns Livery
stable, 25-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-20
For Sale.

THE PROPERTY of the late firm of NeVhaIl
4 stebbtnss HtnsdRle, N. H, consisting
OF Machine and Wood Shops, Store Houses Ma
chinery, patterns and stock for the manufacture
OF held Mowers and four kinds OF lawn mowers
Sunclent water power for other business
LORENZO STEBBlNS, Hinsdale n H
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-20
Insurance.

insurance..
Fire, Life, Accident, Liabil-
ity, Plate Glass, Steam Boil
or, Fidelity, Burglary and
all Forms Of Insurance
Can be procured at the ONCE in the following
hrst-cIRss companies
Assets
American. Penn. 2.525 ,79l
New Hampshire Manchester y. h, 1851 ,2l0
Wetchester y. Y, 2.24l054
Lancashire, England, 29Os.252
Manchester, England, 2,173.i5i
Phoenix. England 2.S55.2lS
Northern, England, 2,O09, liz
British American. Toronto. l,l9l.7l2
Globe. y. Y. 74.82e
Traders s Mechanics. Mass, 572 4S5
Cambridge, Mass, rs, O5s
Merchants and Farmers Mass 245.513
Ftchburg. Mass. 2l3,S5s
National Life Vermont 1896. 100
Standard Life < Accident Detroit. sl9,1ls
United States Casualty, y. Y. 630,72
London Guarantee & Accident. England, sos, l5s
Metropolitan Plate Glass, 46s.l7s
The City Trust & Safe Deposit Co., 2.2ls,4se
Fidelity & Deposit. Baltimore, l.a56.s2t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-20
WILMINGTON.

II. W. Stearns was in town over Sunday
James K. Batchelder was in town OF
w Wednesday,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-20

Mrs. Phoebe Davis is in Sharon, this
state.
Mr.. and Miss Burns of Boston are board
ing at Mrs. Phoebe Knapp's.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

comparison, even witn 20 exalted O person
age Hs o lady matoress," said Mona, laugh
ing.
That's o. RIGHT; it's weei 10 have n pro
per spirit. We are tauii that we must not
allow pride to master our hearts; bat pro.
per price Is no. included: md / have al
ways held myself 10 be az good as any
iiher mon.'
The following day, shortly before the
hour Tor table dftOte, the stagnant waters
vi NE at Contrexeyille were stirred 10y the
arfival OF my Lord Fiizallan, his valet, his
irlend-a young man-aud his valet: arile
'" luggage, including 60 cases, fishing.
iolS' u couple of dogs, and endless imDet;-
inents OF various Kinds. Every waiter in
'h@ place appeared absorbed In tho busti.
erehted by this important arrival; and tile
Visitors. rs they assembled for dinner.
,Aked OF nothing else. Tho great me-
ma sign'Eed their gracious intention 81
elilng with the general public, und their
p''e5 were being bUsily goi ready, cham.
Paa:He bottles put into coolers, mad extra
"alhii"s Tor dessert being placed al taei,
end Of the table.
IT'S Jlst a humeeliating spectacle" sait
hrl4 sandy taking hiss.at and unfoldin.
MS napkin, while his very nose seemed +,
cur! upwith c-ontetaptuous characterization
10 see snrh a Ike set out overtHa faldic
, thNt WoAld be better earning their crust.
!; fancy, from what / have heard, LC7.
Efznllah IS ly no means young"
. Why What do SO ken about Limp"
! Before She conid reply, the door openc,
7 ana the new guests, conducted bv IL
manager Of the hotel, entered The fir.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
DO Clocks Get Iirft.

New York Sun: DO clocks get
tired?" said Mr.. Billitops. Il imagine
they do. / love TO hear a clock tick:
l suppose everybody does. We had Il
little clock that | used TO keep in my
room. II stopped one day and | shock
il up n little and IL started on, but it
soon stopped again. and after that it
kept stopping, and sometimes it
would take me ten minutes 10 shake
1t up so that it would go on and kesp
going. suppose | spent on that clock
as much time as would have paid fer
half a dozen clocks like il; and finally
il stopped altogether and | gave it up
and the little clock lay idle for months.
I supppcsed that sooner or later we
should throw il away, and | Thought
the only reason that we didn't was be-
cause We hate TO throw anything away.
"But one day one of the children got
hold OF the clock and took the back
off il to see what was the matter with
il. You know what happens when
children begin fooling with q co X
l never expected 10 hear the clock tick
again, but I'm blessed if the SHAVER
didn't make it go. What he did TO 1t
| don't know; nothing, | guess, oX-
cept 10 oil it. and ! suppose that was
all il needed, or else il had simp V
tired and had wanted a rest. But it's
going again now, and ticking away
like a good one
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
An African Thorn Forest.

"The New Africa" 10y Or. AGrci S'hulz.
A bad thorn forest had 10 be passed
through here, composed principally Of tn
Waacht cen beetle thorn trees. who's
hooked thorns, arranged IN opposite
curves on thc same branch. catch the Gn-
happy passerby In their tolls whichever
way he moves. The instinct, when caught
by a thorn. Is To halt and loosen ones
self carefully, ana then try 10 avoid the
repetition of the occurrence. The Waacht
cen tcetie, however. with dkabolical a@cur-
ncy, whenever IL has hooked a pasScrby,
renders such attempts futile, Tor rs soon
ms one has got free IN one place the thorn
set IN the opposite dire ton on the Same
branch invariably hook into some flesh
part OF the clothing, and AZ each move the
~eighboring prChenslle bran, hes, set IN
motion by the movement, seem 10 hook on
from above and below, untti apparently
there is only one possible way out OF the
difficulty. and hat IS TO wrench ones
self free at the expense OF one $ clothing.
and "A SUE Cessiou OF very pronounced and
ugly scratches. Added 10 all this, the
plant. with its light green foliage hid!n5
The vicious thorns In their friendly APP
pcarlng veTdurc, seems To invite the touch
by an outward display OF attracttvcAess,
never exposing on its interior any sign
of it's disagreeabie nature. Many d hard
pressed giraffe or bulk owes its life 10 the
friendly Intervention Of the Waacht cen
beetle tree. past which the hunter, all an
.u.ucrtirg has brushed IN the hurry oi
the chase. To be he'd fast wnlie tiio saEaS
ynnishes over the belt.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

One d,y through the primeyaI woc1
- III %di"''i nome as good calvc,
But made "A t;al an bent esksy
a. cT"oke trail. as an calves 90
2,hIc 'u'n TWO hundred years have fed.
nnd' ! infer the car "a dead. No.
But atiit ne left tchfnd his Trail
thereby hangs a moral al,
he trail was taken I'D newt a.,
- e iJLt dgE mat passed that WAY
AND "a wise hr'l-Wcath.r shnrn ''
pursued the trail Ger yalo ,ri .t
drew The HD. k h.LfI,I 80 Nt'cp'
- hoNH h~Sli-N'afNDi4 nIu,g," ~
Ana IRON mat dav DER Xii mn ia,
made 'a woods a path was
Ana tnahy mon wound ln and ON.
g. - 1890 AtH tuyt.i .gi ".',
iieca"se ~ G,ia. 81 rgh. .a,s v,tap9P,u''
But sU'l f'l"".gS =uih q ,r1uysI patb','"'
~ 'ttF .o!oE,G-J. r I't"
l' .l' migration OF ~ ,i.t iSugh-
co. ."I',tSh this winding w-oodway
because he wabbled rhen he walked.
Tbs forest path became q lane.
Tlat bent and turned ard turned again,
TINS rocked Ian. became q road.
NhH's Ual., e r.8r horse. with his load.
Toi'el .H h.rstth Nc burning sun.
Ard travelled ~uw, t.rpc miles ia n
And ;hgs % ,,ufs~g and "a half,
They t..! ffc footsteps Of that calf.
The Yeas passed. "u Up s"tftness hv t.
Tie road i" aue q village street,
And this. before IN men were aware,
\ Ctty's crowded th~uionphtarc,
soon The central street was tbs,
OF IA renowned metropolis.
men two centuries ana "a hHl',
Tr0d In the footsteps of that cay.
Each day a hundred thousand Io-t
the ziZIag calf about
And Ger hts cr0dked ]JourEey vent,
The traffic OF a continent.
\ hundred thousand men were led
BY one calf near three centuries DEAD.
Buffalo Express.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
rt,c Unknown God.

William Watson, the best poet In
England. writes IA poem for i~larper's
Weekly which Is ia the nature of O re-
ply 10 hlp,ing's Jubilee Poems. Tn
latter began with the following
God OF our fathers. known n old
i."fu OF oar far-luHg battle line
bciiealh whose awful hand we hold
dominion over palm and pine
iotd Cod OF Hosts, be win M yet,
Lest we f~Urgct-lcst We forget.
Mr.. Watson's poem. entitled The
Unknown God" r. as follows:
when. oyerarchoA ny rorreou5 night.
wave nay trivial splf nWay.
Nhcn All WIS To- al mems siGhi
Shaftd llC elasnre IT the dag
I5,hFn % cast ny umlo.ng load.
'Heh 40 1 gam a sense oil God.
Not him that with fantastic boasts
III %toInotc people dreamed thoy knew:
lh' mere batbrrlc Cod Of hosts
ma eagcd their hSord and DruCc0 their
y God .hcy pittcd 'gainst a swarm
~ 't'shD"f H""s less vast 81 ain,
a Cod ike some inpcrlous King
Hfcth, were his realm not da,r awsd.
q h@d forever E.aykeatug
Unto his self-ComIuanded .aud:
y Goo forever ~j,alous grown
% tafFen wood aHd Grdyou stone;
4 God from whom oLsc1uious knees
100 q IL u" ragged. q hffui tur,v.
AbGl. p~rrcbuLlc. US gpInc degrees.
Notlpf than Odip or than IcUs.
| " HAa!. q kindred seed ana Inc,
MAN $ giant shnao". ha.l,d divine.
o streaming worlds q crowded SKY.
- life. aui miae own sGui abyss.
HSclf atn s,eror s1 suaA that
should bow - deity Ike tH.s,
THIS my hfgettrt' lhis wDs What
Man - his violent youth LctIt.
Tie God I know ~. } snail ug'or
Know. though he dvciis exceeding nigh,
.ClraFe thou The wood ana thor" am !.
a"s., ~ nay Uratt his spirit doth HoT..
Too near' too FAR. FOR me 10 kn"w.
Whate'cf ny deeds. 7 am not sure
That can pleasure him, or NpX.
! mat use 20 snc't p $50 poor
lt uartows tGc supreme with e'..
Eut'r hc tho good cor 800 To- man.
To hope he ,aIcs is uI / can.
! hone it'll fear For did ! trus.
This vision granted Ur ~ birth.
hr sire " hc1S 90 would seem Jess iest
iHan many "a faulty main ~ earth.
And so hc goems indeed But then,
I trust il not. this bounded tcu.
And dreaming much. 1 never dare
To dream thgt !u my ur.s0U.d soul
The tutier 81 "a trembling pTy ser
Gan move the Miai thar is th, Whole.
ThouEh kuceiIEg uatioUs watch and
yraTH.
Docs the primordIal purpo7c turn
Beet ~ reTcIphrrinE God. say some.
We k"cp our h4gh iuUnriai .ut.
.Ttuhe, I fear. hath oltnGes, com.
" men We foilFpt-when SO f.rc.tt
~ tnEctE fatth their happier crown.
'"t history laughs ana wcsps q down,
know they not wcii. how seven times
seven. ~
W rohginE ou~ mighty arms with rust
~ uhtrd not do the work OF heaven
7.t.'Nt u,aN.n should hur, rs iu ihe dl;sfv
Tie ssnr,", ntaV"H, It's waiting san
: re sanction "F 'he heavenly wili.
| Htncct Z" te pIor1ncl by uraisa
rtaa I, Hhnse ,oilS the world cnfold:
J e GOO on whom / ever gnze
God | never oure Ieh"Il
Ao"'c ne cloud. beneath ~ cioa.
me lhhn"~H God, The Unhnown God
copyright. 1851. b. Harper & nroiieTs
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

told-hay, a thrice toid-tnle, fEmiliar TO
every larry aud his 'Arflet.n NeYcrthe.
less, " was fraught with excitement and
delight TO Uncle Sandy's inexpcrience.
The fair hop fields Of Kent, the white cliffs
and blue glittering waters OF the Channel
nj Dover, the Admiralty Pier. the castle
crowned heights, the lowering OF some
body's carriage on TO the deck, all afiorsiea
him matter for wonder and admiration.
But the marvel OF marveis was 20 and at
Calais, and not understand a word poker
by the chattering crowi aronDd him.
Then, indeed, he ciuns To his niec.'s a-ri,
and was abjectly civil 10 the polite inter
prefer who travelled with the train.
Mona, who had been somewhat nervous
about conveying her invalid uncle such a
distance, vas surprised and relieved 10 find
how change OF scene drew him out Of him
self, anu low many Of his lnGrmities van.
ishea, because he had not time to think 81
them.
Sac was glad, however, to get him safe
10 the hotel recommended by Nine. Deb
r~isay--a thoroughly French house, where
they found a German waiter WHO spoke
English. but who had some difficulty In
understanding Uncle Slndy's.
The old maa was quite exhausted. and
went TO bed as soon rs he had partaken o.
some food.
"Yon'l pit youF purse under your pillow
/, dearie,' he said, tremulna liz, and locs
= your door; aud here. ms ltmbie. here ar
, ten soyereigns. They are for your ain self
and when you van more, you tell me.
dinna wish you u want for onything, onl.
!. ! would nae be- talked out O sillcr. Eh
It's wonderful 10 hear tili We talking :
a these o%utiandlsh folk in their ain tongue
wish | had had Inair learning in m
youth"
Thank you, dear uncle, you are yer
il COOL, Now you mast get TO sleep. hay
Il lighted a nightligit, and my room Is nes
yours. II you VIII knock at the door, vi
come TO YOU"
n They Obtained an early start next NOR
ID tng, and the Journey was tedious. Unc.
SInGy bemDaned the heat, the cost. n
s. WEAKNESS OF travel: and his niece wastrg!
glad when they reached a shabby litl, 4
III ton IN a rather fiat but prettiiy woJ!et
a. country, and cvcryone got out.
H. 1T ought 10 be u wonderful cure 70 cDwI
d this weary long road for it!' gfoancd IN
Gle Sandy, as lie descended from their con
veyauce when it stopped before the Ell
trance OF the ctGJJiSscmeHt
- Then came the business Of finding room.
e and arranging terms. This was simpla d
by . letter OF Introduction obtaincl y
= Nine, D,bri-ay from n mutual friend. 20
:, NJ. lc Dircctcur. who speedily cam, "a
them. and, to Mr. Craig's inGnite jny,
r proved t. BE- an excellent English scholar.
Mona thought her uncle wonli have cm.
Ssaccd him when he addressed them 10
: their naive tongue.
The next day saw Uncle SANDY duly in.
auGura'cd into IL. system 81 water INK.
inE, GoucAss, ard maSsaga.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
Loss to Connecticut Tobacco Grow

Boston Transcript: The great tobacco
raising section OF New England. and in
point OF quality one of the great sections
of the country. is the Connecticut valley.
and up to two weeks ago the farmers OF
that region gazed upon their broadening
plants and thought upon the tariff that
was soon TO strengthen their markets
with smiling content. But tho weather Is
sometimes more potent than the tariff
laws, and the floods and heavy rains with
which that section more than this has
been afflicted during the past two weeks
have wrought disastrous changes. Large
tracts OF tobacco have been so damaged
as to be totally worthless. In many places
the water has receded after stopping The
growth OF the plants and turned them yell
low. and In others the ground il so wet
that the crop cannot be cultivated, and
decay has set In. The loss will probably
be as much as Is per CEN on the whole
crop. and unless the weather should be
favorable from now on, even more.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for tia
feet. Ii cures painful, swollen, smart.
in: feet, and instantly takes the sting
out of corus and Ounious. It's The
greatest comfort discovery OF the age
Aliens Foot-Eas makes tigh;-iittin4
or new shoes feel easy. IL is u certain
cure for sweating, callous and hot
tired, aching feet. Try it to-day. Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores. Ry
mail for - cents, in stamps. 1'ria.
package FREE. Address. Allen 5
Olulsted, lie Roy, y. Y.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
A nome Thrust.

A humorous editor living in Austin,
Tex, received q cruel rebuke from his
wife not long siuce. SIC had been to
the theater and on her return home
gave such a very amusing account OF
the performance that her husband ex.
claimed:
-Why don't you write that out just
as YOU have told it 10 mep 1t wonld
make first-csass copy. You ought &c
write for the papers"
No. I thank you. Oae crank In the
family IS enough was the cutting re-
Ply eras Sytings.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
Em..Yarh kinling's Iafsst.

-. James Gazette: Lady Marjorie Cor.
don. daughter OF LORD Aberdeen, is the
editor OF Wee Willie NirA.c. a j~uvenil,
magazine, and has just received from Mr.
Eipling the following cou'rh button:
There was once u small boy ~ Quebec
Who WAS buried i4 snow 20 the neck.
When asked. Are Won friZ.
He replied: Yes, / is,
But We cont call this cold in Quebec Of
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
Halls Catarrn Cure
Is taken internally. Price - cents.


The London Lancet says in an elab-
crate article that there is an absolute
pathological identity in the symptoms
OF alcoholism and the condition OF one
madly in love. III both cases, that high
medical authority remarks, separation
IL 2 cure.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
Plainly Stated.

"Am ! TO understand said the can
didate. that nothing will induce you
TO work for me-"
The professional politicial looked
at him reproachfully and replied.
II am surprised at you. y RAN Of
your experience ought !" know. sir,
that nothing viii mol induce me 10 do
anything for anybody
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
A Wnndiand smnnmnns.
Maiden frank and frce

Maiden frank and free
Leave The town with me-.
Leave the city for the woodlands,
For the fields OF emerald corn,
For the ncads with running streaUlcis
Singing praises - the morn,
For the hills IA hound the distance,
Crowned with purple dia9ens.
For the gunshine on the dewdrops.
Decking trees ana plants with gems.
Maiden sweet ana fair.
Young and G.bpDair.
Leave the titys smoke ana hurry.
NC.vr-' easing foI aud paiu,
Noisy streets ard G"isgI sc ID eEr,
Lose Of cold and greed Cf gam,
Nher- tho -oai rs ,r.bhCd AHMED.
Where The teIrt has lack OF room,
v here tle EnUa g al want and hunger
STALK around ia roics az COON.
tra'1ea a4lr ava free.
Nature norv we Fce-
Nature in her roses of beauty.
Glowing Ia her Summer aress.
f'rca from artilciyl f~.tj'rs.
Free from sYIroN and d|lstYg-"
ScplAtG Ply EDIH3 pf running waters.
charmed ty hNWu3iug ~ ID. bota.
l'l G5 T'st within The shadows
81 the grand pr.ms"ai trnss.
- h"&aa Dunn English, IE the lndepcnd-
ems.
N~warl. y. 3
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
Foil Gntns IN pniInIeInhin.

Philadelphia Press: brooklyn. N.
y. spreads over the adjacent country
"a good deal "A, Philadelphia does, and
like this city. brooklyn has included
within its limits quite q number OF all
cicnt toll roads. Here the likeness
ceases. BROOKLYN has bought up the
franchises Of t',rSe turnpike compa-
nies and abolished The toll gates. This
relic still survives in Philadelphia. In
the suburban portions Of the city the
toll gate keeper still levies tribute on
an who pass that way, unless they
walk.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
His SYairmRnd

There was a man wro ADVERTISED
Bur on Ed single time.
In spot obscure placed he his ad
And paid for - a dime.
and just because Il didn't hiring
Him customers by score.
"All advertising IL a fake"
lie said. Or. rather. swore.
lie seemed 10 think one hammer tap
YOU drive "a nail clear in:
That from "a bit Of tiny thread
"a weaver fonts could spin.
" re This reasoning bright applied
To eating. doubtless he
N'ouid claim one iittle bite would feed
Ten men "a century
Some day. though. he we'll learn that to
Max" advertising pay
Iie'i hay 10 add ads 10 his al.
Aud advertise cuCh day.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

y French princess has placed a con-
sideraL,e sum at the disposal OF the su-
perior Of the school Of Sisters OF 81. Jo-
seph in Athens to found a HON. in the
island OF Sant1Gin for the children "
Greek officers Killed in the late war.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
Ia Good Company.

Puck: Mamma-'Now, Johnny. you
must remember 10 use your Ii2ht
hand. I don't want YOU 10 bccom,
left-handed."
Johnny-'Why, mamma! Some of
the best pitchers in the league are left
handedi'
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

For refusing 10 act as fence viewer
an Office thar survives Vet IN parts Of
New England. a Dcering, Me-, man was
fined s., and he had 10 pay SO to es-
cap arrest for trying 10 dodge the first
fine.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

Another paving material has been
discovered in Florida, At Tampa. II ia
he peoble phosphate. and Is said 10 be
very good and cheap.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

There are twenty-six negroes under in
dictment for trial for murder IN Mont
gomery county, Alabama, and Dallas
county, not far away, reports eighteen 70
be tried for the same crime there.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

Dandruff is due To an enfeebled state or
the skin. Halls Hair Reviewer quickens
the nutritive functions of the skin, healing
inc preventing the formation Of dandruf.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16
AN OPEN LETTER
From Miss Sachner, OF Columbia.
o. to Aiiing Women.

To all womc who are ill:--It af-
fords me great pleasure TO tell you OF
the benefit l have derived from talk
Ing Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. l a hardly find words To
express my gratitude for the boon
given to suffering women in that ex-
cellent remedy. Before taking the
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

The stomach that IS rot turned thus by
q shaking up or the "briry wave" must
hc a well certified ore The gastric appar.
sickCegs with that stomachic so popu. ar
among travellers ty sea ami land-HCs.e ct
icrs Stomach Bittcrs. y defends the
system against malaria and rheumatism.
and suhGue7 liver complaint. constipation
and ~GyHprpFia.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

Seeing for the first time "a w~haeIwan
in the British Columbia mountains an
Indian chief brought him down with
his rifle.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

Henry II. Boyer, Il S~piunerstown
lad. got out OF jail at Allentown by
marrying Sally Ann Stout. his Ccnse
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

Attorney y. w. Valentine, of Brook
lyn. was killed and Henry l.. Burt, OF
Putnam, Conn, probably fatally hurt
i'm a at Pomfret, Conn.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

State Treasurer Ko-rner OF Minnesota
reports that more mortgages have been
pa!l off in the state this year than in
any two years preceding.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

Mrs. yyinsIow's soorHING SYRUP for children
ta taia-. slg.eus thr gums, reduces GI!ou.
Ai.ays pain, cures wind cUllu. 30 y bottle,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

Glasgow has a population of nearly
1000. 900 and has only 494 doctors.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

AZ doctor eaid would die. but piso's
Cure for C~rIsuwnftoG rured mo - ~
kcirer tGCr~. Valley. lH. Nov. - lNe5.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-10-16

Small boys ure saving up pennies FIR
Halloween costumes.