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EinkShurp Items.

The first quarterly conference Of the Fnks-
burg circuit will be held at Finksburg on Sat
urday, April 29th, at o. clock p. m. Presi-
dent Melvin will preside. A fall attendance
IS desired.
The cornerstone of the new Methodist
Protestant Church at Woodenshurg viii be
laid on Sunday afternoon, April $0th. at ,
clock.
Mr.. George g. Gore and Miss Annie Bloom
were married at the FiukSburg NJ. ?. purson-
aye by Rev :. W. Coe ON Thursday evening,
April Is. 1899.
Mr.. l.. V Phillips killed mad dog near
this place one day last week. Before 1t was
killed it had bitten ii small dog belonging to
Murray f. Shreeve.
Mr.. w. c. Benson is making extensive i'm
provementS on the place known at the DemoSs
property. recently purchased by him.
Hering's Mill will soon Ice connected by
telephone with Gambler. Westminster. and
other points la Carroll.
Our village was honored this week by
brief visit from ReyS. George II. StockSdale
and j. Icmuel Ward Mr.. Stocksdale was
appointed by the late Maryland Annual Con
ference to the second Methodist Protestant
Church of Wilmington. Delaware, and Mr.
Ward was returned for the second year to St
Johns Methodist Protestant Church, Canton,
Baltimore
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NJ. Geo. ". Gr5ues and r. e. Couaway
Warr f,aiHc Lass V-es ou the Gaupowier
River. Tary caught ahoH, one hundred erl,
.ai great masy 6-n. They are having o
6,a Feast npv ah5cA they ENJOY, as both are
oid fshnrmrn, ana ar. O. fond ni fAc substance
Is taey SIRE Of the .part ~ catching lhrra.
Mr. CH.gubn, Cover Is improving hi- prop
ertr. as Rs.. rs taa. Ht che cs9rtv. by plsrnc
,h- E.sar ros8 au ~higH his ar5a 5, located
NJ b Tmver living near here r. 0u thv
s5ak H.l
There Ua~ quite 3 large grusj af Bethany
Church .H,. SUNDAY, rs bear Rev Volt deliver
bs arvr.I sermon IL, tsyf ass 'hs word
"Fa-s~.I
Tar~r All. De-. Ha peaches through tbss sec.
HaHut fh- country. owing 90 fas severe WIN
Der. The irrvs hate lrss issEea. aat Only
lha peach fr-s.. u4t sagl- ui8m .sers-
vi Geo. Bear. at Weldon gave . mus;
an.rgah'- party "a Tsa--3ay evening. the
t--z instant which szs B,'rs3r3 b. qafir
aaa. .s.- nf friends r,ap body seemed tH
-a5ag them ,t'sss yary ugrH. Music vac
furnished by M. Aii.r Bear Of Winfield,
N.a-frE. games vi 4.l N,U8.. aaa everything
aassa ~l, aus4-He eas lneaEcl .a refresh
=-ats ae-r aaaH3za.l. served
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On SATURDAY, last the Carroll gaauly Ba-,
Bal League uas organized tor the coming
ba-r taii season. vi'b she ia..pesHE srgsaf-s
tou- President, Nlehaia, " >ier'cs .erc-
issrl and treasurer, Claude ] sullH. rNrcs
tive committee. +. o. Grimes. Jr.. b. :. We.#-
y. ". Straw and john Bowie lae L.a-av
i. composed If Oakland Mills. Hampstead.
UHieu Bridge aad Wcsimius'er clubs Hasap
stead vas Represented ay proxy and the other
club, sent representative. /; AS decided 10
PLAY four games witb each seam. making is'iFc
games for each ITam % play. beginning Zoe
season June loth and closing September t.h
A liult ~ five "a les aa, determined apoa 81
the distance az ihe rr.Ei,Ece u3 p.ay-7s iram
the home rraaui. for clsli 81 PLAYER.
and "a restriction wss made 60 purely anna
tear membership Ter each C.ab A .ghctu.e
ash be prepared and al other arrau Srmsnis
alii be made 80 that the l.-sEas 81. De- ready
a. commence and hui>h tHr season alihoai a
hitch
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UNIONTOWN ITEMS.
A UniOntOwn Student Carries Off Prizes
at the University of Maryland-Per-
SOnal and Other Items.

! Mrs. Elizabeth Seilhamer Gaul, of Lancas-
| ter. Pa, Mrs. Salie Seilhamer Hiltebridle
and Mr.. Grant Hitebridle. of New Windsor,
were guests Sunday and Wednesday of Mr..
and Mrs j. Wesley Rodkey. Mrs Gaul bore
| from her home in Lancaster some handsome
| floral tributes to the grave of her father. Elder
! G. W. Seilhamer. IN the Hill cemetery.
/ T. CLYDE, son of Mr.. Thomas II. Routson,
/ student of the University of Maryland. took
the gold medal prize and and the Miltenberg
prize for the study Of medicine. He grad
uated on the both.
Mr. Frederick fancy spent several days in
/ Baltimore the past week, the guest of hIS
daughter. Mrs. Harry Gauvaie.
Rev. b. w. Kindley did not return home
last Saturday. on account of sickness in his
family, who are visiting near Bel Air. Rev.
Jesse Shreeve filled the pulpit IN the Methu-
dist Protestant Church Sunday night on ac-
count of the absence OF pastor. Rev. VIM.
4. Grouse, of Westminster, by request, filed
the pulpit at Pipe Creek church on Sunday
morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard Slonaker, Of Balu
more were guests Of Mr.. Slonakers father
family several days during the week. They
also attended the funeral of his uncle. Jacob
Sloualler.
Mr. Lillian Fleming, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. ". Harbaugh, returned to Baltimore
on Moaday afternoon. Mr.. Edgar Myers
spent Tuesday in Baltimore.
Mr. ard Mrs. David Stem aud Miss Maggie
Stem. Of Sam 5 Greek. were guests ct M'. aud
Mrs. William Segatoose on Wednesday.
Mrs Marietta Clay Tayer. of litiin, Ohio,
formerly OF this place, Is the guest OF Nrs.
lydia Brubaker aud other friends in town.
Elders ). B. Graft aud !. Wesley Rodkey,
Mr. Frederick fancy and Mrs. SaIhe Se.hy
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hOff-Keefer,

~. ,i,t..l AL 1o.L 1000 81. biqb
oh 'uaS' APIil iS'n' 81 it, az 81
noon, me nome OF MI 0"lhuei
Mayberrv, was the occasion Of a beautiful
wedding. The contracting parties were MISS
Cora Belle. youngest daughter OF MI II anu IL.
Mrs Samuel heeier' ana Mr. baVlG M =. li"''
Of New ndSor: student 81, al me Ha'l ''.''
University Baltimore. ne marriage '.Ie a
mony was performed by me orldE ''", rTl,
hey. W. II. i1hrhhrt' OF HiiN", nun H.. y r.
wedding march was pta{eG nS MIS- =; " ~ -
heeier' SlSter'ln,laW OF me Diiae' me oI'''es
mad was MISS Mary hon SISTER ol 'it sno'', ~
Iilu 'ne "es' man mr. H. ..,. ,,,a;j NJ.
LIeue'lcS NJ MS rSS'i ii'''',' "';9 nf tb
noi"' -Gr !, III hT" IN y. ~ ~ tho
o. .l "nu Nr' 3'lil"e' i'''' ''''''''
groom were "Silf'S, ......l ,n.o rJ IF
oe"u'Ilu, a't' NaS J'eI'.' a. J ,,,,,,,,
'It room, u""er VINO" Tue I'll M rf i'.; - ,,',
stoou Hufl"S me ceremony, he o.lu I vi,
azure" III De"u'ii"l grey ''"'", NM"
9'ue' an" trimmed win "',!e S'iH n"T "'"'''
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Chsau Flags, tsr F5rrnen 5 Decoration. at
a. Il Wcu;I Jcselery Store.
tsu~uod Union Sabbath school will hold
their manual strawberry and Ice Cream Fes-
t5val al their ues ball ia Linwood. Nav -
and =,
The Spanish Aiaer5cau War and Philippine
Campaign. odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday even
iag a. clock
Wonderful SUCCESS.
Wax mot b. independent Of Gas and Flee
tr5e Light Companies and use the National
Aeesyleue Gas Machine which IS the hates, i'm
proved, aai which has the ts! approval OF all
,H- d,arTvut Boards Of Underwriters through
aat che United States, Over 500 machines
sold during the past teu months We light
Country homes. lhurhes, stores, factories and
hotels. Also pui IN plants for Lighting Towns.
We SAINT good representative Write for CIR
ealar 10 the Buffalo National Acetyleue Gas
Co. Ba8alo, y. Y
Thoroughbred jersey Ball and tine Colt for
sale George z. Galt, near Westminster.
SEw gREsN GROCERY.
Harvey ~. Sira has opened jn ,hv room
adjoining the Advocate OAiee 4 Grreu Gro
rrfy, which will be supplied At an times with
the best be market affords and sold at rea-
sauab,e prices. Patronage requested
BIS, >s-yrf TJ5-sr-0 - Cents "a Pound At
tass J. Hssstzs
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The ~anla. .eaasl aH..h IS bella Is, ,a~
J.aHar. ass H-re zy aszsH. a..l T,sa fae e.. .at
fla .a.sr-s Superintendent. l.eta daa,. ss.
s.<sa.s sa..rrrnt,n4raf Jrha Nrs5s secretary.
N-. Mar Nre- assistant secretary. Arthur
Na#- a.r1raH. Edward Hresaa- assistant
librarian. Jesse >Hre-s. f-rAssers. William
Azae-. erSaa..i. Mss Nt-a.r B.sa. assistant
asEa 90. Jesse ~a.ess The Sunday school
eH# Hsrst snwaFrae. ~auBsy. As / B.. m-.
sharp th- baasaai Brethren a6# begin
f#s. srs,ees O. at %. &c.,. Or shortly ai3cr
~aa4as ,.-y.# % ra.g.4lfi ~ 5aaHi larg
ha.- ..# aaEs.- ID. rh-rr al -Ar.y b-
-essas. .et.H- traaerH frH.a a 8.ssaaev.
The Hra creamery. -asrr lar management
aF a hsra Nyees aHI William Arthur. Dr..
-aa open. .,as 70 Mantaf at.t lH-5r aI.HE
Is srr-y. Obs = Ono aHe GA Wednesday morn
ur sHsF 'ark .a ase- -nt1 ..4...t, ~ aak.
I5e u farF essa gars HHsea IS eeaE ar
zseszsa hsrr -s SSH -u pH--rr.s aa3 expects
o. h- mustered sH aaaa I.-F suaH Ike go
hass 4l5..aaa. nsaa.s-.rv.
Ja-.h kaha sa Hst.a1 3 ua~ aaa ns..,s
H-H.s SasI-r. garFea,-r
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News of the Week.

Seven persons were injured on Sunday in
Calvary Cemetery. ST. Louis. as the result of
four runaway accidents.
l.. c. Matthews. OF Huntington, West Vir-
giaia, killed his two year old daughter with a
razor on Sunday night, aud then committed
suicide.
Statistics show that there have heen 250,-
600 deaths from the bubonic plague recorded
in India during the past two years. The total
is believed to be greater than this, as the ma
tives are known to have concealed many
deaths
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Silver Run Items.

Messrs. John I. Dutercr and Jessiah
Lawyer are improving their properties by
having new shutters attached to their houses.
Mrs. Jonas Myers died at her home near
this place on Thursday morning. lntermeut
will be made here.
Thomas Kesselrng, well-knowu citizen of
Myers district died at his home IN this place
last Sunday morning, after a few days illness
of pneumonia. His funeral took place Tues
day morning aud was largely attended, Rev.
W H. Ehrhart officiating. The pall-bearers
were B. d. Kemper, VIM. Feeser T. H. Be
miller, A. W. Feeser, W. F. Ebaugh and
II. Stoner Mr. Kesselring had been sexton
Of the Lutheran church since completed up
to the time of his death. He was a good
neghbor and kind friend and will be missed
BY his mauy friends in this community.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Esy y Ein3iey pastor Of the yniontoun "
E. church alil return 10 his charge latter part Of
.Ets w-yE and prvach AZ lniunlusn At ioJo q "a.
t.atss.,s,u church % tod sunday school al
u. FruArhinr 40 l4IE a. M Ia tie evening
az A. FriscilngsE ~ I'D D. tn sernnn ON
,He Resurrection FROM The Tex! J1nn -'ty
The Trustees. ufesrz ami Mcabers|of the
church IL ,ig.i. =, WAgdeiisbutg. Nj. age hereby
.r Irstrst % ucCt IN the Bethel Al Narre!dsourg.
&prsl - ls9s. ~ o. el1ck. n. business OF ias-
p-fsasaCs Gy order 90 Esztn COOK. Secretary.
Rev L. hurry wsu preach iu the Bethel At
WafIrl.f.1s.rs sunday. April p. al p M A sab
aata school will . organized the same day al ?
-a.ea 1Aarse Lutugran Church - Hen gsmin's
church SUNDAY school At 9 a. m. \ 7, ; {, r al
- g. n CstechiSe on saturday az yio a IN.
Ca Preparatory service on saturday previous al
q fu 4 Iohu.s yhurch-Squday Schuol al A
10 Holy Communion a. ~ a. IN. Preparatory
ierviae SEA saturday ~ p m Ssteciise a. ?. ~.
t8sa-r lutheran church sunday school al 9 =.
IT, Preaching ~ 10. ~ ami : - ?. Morn
iuE subject More Than Cou4ucsurs Evening,
p a. Miller Pastor
Carroll charge. Reformed Church--BeuJamiu :
CnHruh-Sutssiay school AZ - , n. Divine service
a. : 81 a. gu- :; Matthew : Church-Suuday school
az ga IN Holy Communion Al 10 .. IN PrcIart-
I4gy service this saturday at % T. N.
II. J MHctlisicr. Pastor
The Benevolent ami All society % Bcujamin's Re
FORMED Church will hold is regular monthly meet.
in. az the church ou Tuesday evening. April -, At
10 o'clock. nr In OF rain, on drst clear even
luE At{erHuri-
Centenary NJ T. church sunday school al 9l5
A. m. Preaching At lu.1 ca. m. End 80 ?, IN
hy the pastor. Junior League At 80 y n senior
League at - D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
20 80 D. m. Preaching al 80 ,. m. by Rev G.
" Baldwin. b. D., Presiding Elder
joel Brown. Pastor
Cuiontown Charge. Luiheran--tOmmuuton ser
vices VIII hs held in the charge follows, Union
town April -. Mt Onion April >. Bsust April
aa Winters May T. Preparatory services on the
saturdays previous al % p. m,
e. ". Baug hman, Pastor.
st Pauls Reformed Church. sunday school at
9I5 H. m Divine service at lU.3D a N. and $50
p IN.
Calvin :. Slagle. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church Key. " r Graham
D. p Pastor sabbath Serdces.-HreAching by
the pastor at 1880 a. N. aud 80 ?. IN. sabbath
school al g Is a. M Junior e. F. at Sd p. IN.
Nil-week service in the lecture room "Wednesday
evening at 7lO O'Clock
Il Johns Church-sundayS-Low Mass at 100
ami High Mass at 10 a. m. NeSpcrs at 80 p m.
During the week MASS at a.
Joseph II. cassidy, Pastor.
TIN. Bows Meeting Will meet every saturday
afternoon Al . o'clock in carroll Hall.
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Morgan Items.

We vrre visited Ly q thunder. lightning,
snav aai aa.i storm SUNDAY
NJ p'ba Srlly, OF Wilmington. Delaware.
sa- Jar guest 81 Bis hra5b.r. NJ August
>.Ihy. urar Hood, Nil.
Nr +. J. Brardeuhars, near here. has gone
ot. aa rnu d. Illinois.
M5s--- MARY aud Rose Murray spent sew
yfa.. 4sy, w.J. relative, ju lh., county.
Mr Howard l--albera1u8 and family have
reurutly uusyI Co THIS placr
4 yuapls, near Baltimore. walked To
Washington, y. g.. recently. They len "a;
90 clock u lbe morning and the lady proved
tp Zee u .,,.ai pri,-,riau.tur ,b, entire distance
50 u..is-. wa, covered iu Ia! hours; arriy-
neg IH Washington so > 80 p. 90. Both de
ciar-d thsi they enjoyed Ihe trip Immensely
aa.5 rhaf 30 N,, ag Ideal cutting while IJ lasted,
baf they did not Srvu anxious ga repeat il
tor lbry returned uH train over the PENN.
.}iyauia Railroad the same evening
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Ncw Advertisements.

Lace, aul Embsoii.gie,-W F. Derr's
Greet Model Emporium, Westminster, Nd
~ inrrs Nurire-lohu Frigk. Philip NJ.
B,tlci ani Thomas J. Miller. Examiners.
Shoe, that Please-rhe Up-to-pate Store.
Oradurlf Building. Westminster. Nd
Make Your Own Do-Ugh Out Of Herring
Bru>' Flour, SykesyiIlc, Nd.
Straw HaJ--Mjiler Bros POPULAR Cash
Stores. Westminster, Md
Crescent Material New York Bargain
House, Westminster. Md
Business Opportunity Z. French,
Gwyunbrook, Nd.
Lumber and Cord Wood at Public Sale
\. VI. kalback.
Musical Entertainment. Uuiontowu, Nd.
Report OF The Unioutown Savings Bank.
Legal Notices
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Personal Noes.

Mrs. Charles T. Reiisnider and Miss Bette
Refsnder, who spent the winter in Baltimore,
have returned, bringing Miss Mag Thompson,
of that city, with them.
Chief Judge Charles b. Roberts, who has
been in bad health for several weeks, is much
improved
Mr.. Paul Reese, son Of Prot. Jas. W. Reese,
is home for a short visit from New York,
where he is a student in architecture.
Mr.. johnnie E. Baesman, Of Sykesgille,
who has been mentioned in connection with
the Democratic nomination for state senator,
was in Westminster ON Monday.
Mrs Caroline Shriver and Miss Bette, who
have spent the winter in Baltimore, have re-
turned to their home at Avondale.
Miss s. Fannie Hardcaste, of Centrevile,
who has been spending the winter with The
Rev. B. f. Benson. in Westminster, returned
TO her home last Monday.
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New Windsor liens

Commander E. T. Wood, of the Gunboat
Petrol, T. S. N, visited at Dieman's Hotel,
New Windsor, this week. He was one Of the.
officers of Admiral Dewey's fleet, and was
transferred 10 another Department. He came
was present AT the battle OF Manila, where he
rendered valuable service with his little fight
ing ship. The Commander is an interesting
conversationalist and his description of the
several engagements we're greatly enjoyed.
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Weather RECORD lor the week.

April l5-mercury 81 at a. m, and So at
, p M, partially cloudy; RAIN at night April
lG-mercury 30 at "A. IN. and 81 at , p. m.
rain, lightning aud snow squalls; partially
clear and blustery after D. M. April IL
mercury 81 at 7. m. and 81 at , p. m. gener-
ally clear. April ls-mercury ~ at a. IN.
aud Y at p. M; hazy. April l9-mercury
50 at a. m. aud - at , p. m; hay. April
2o-mercury A. at "a. m. aud - at p. m. /;
heavy fog, followed by generally clear weather
April 2l-mercury is at a. m, and y at ,
D. m :: haZy
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Now Ready for office.

The following residents Of this aud Balti
more county have passed the civil service ex.
animation and are now eligible to appointment
in the customs service.
CIerks-Ulysses H. ShpIey, Sandyvillei
Larkin A. Shipley. Daniel; Roaert f. Barnes,
Gambler
Day Inspeetors-Charles w. Otto, New
Windsor; Newton Cullson, Upperco, Balti-
more county; Irving g. Rinehart. Porters.
Assistant Wsigher Harvey A. Rupp, Maple
Grove.
Messenger John s. Hughes, Uppereo, Bal
timore county.
Night observation-disclosures A. Lindsay,
Unionvile, Frederick county; John X. Miller,
Miller's
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MeIrOSe Items.

Two valuable COWS belonging to Mr.. Noah
Sullivan died last week.
On Tuesday of last week our creamery
churned sol pounds of butter. Mr. Fleagle,
the ent Uprising proprietor, brings much mon.
ey in our midst for produce.
The Bachman Valley Railroad is again
making its regular trips, after lying idle for
quite awhile
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The Westminster Club wl.j play oaNiaua
Mil, a game ~ ball "a, their croan1s to-day
saturday ;, Is which time au oyster supper
W5ll br held for she benefit sf she uAk.aEa
MiIl, Base Ball Ciab Shsa u- EsHvs'E ard
smith will be the battery Cor e-iu,a.-sr.
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EARM AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned, Agent for the heirs of
William Crumbacker, late of Carroll county,
nd. deceased. offers at Private Sale the
Home Farm of said deceased, situate about
one mile North of Union Bridge on public
county road leading from Union Bridge to
the Middleburg road, containing
1870 ACRES. 3ROODS and 5 SO. PERCHES
of land, more or less, in good state. of cul.iva-
ton; about 10 Acres timber land; stream of
water running through the farm and never
failing well Of excellent water at the house,
NC; an excellent farm, suitable for dairy pur-
poses; improved by a large Stone House, con-
tanning l0rooms, with cellar; large bank barn,
brick and frame; hoghouse, meathouse, and
all usual outbuildngs. This property is about
ne-half limestone and slate, balance red land.
For further particulars inquire of the I'M
designed or George /. Stocksdale, Attorney
at Law. Westminster, Nd.
JESSE CRUMBACKER, Agent,
Union Bridge, Carroll county, Nd.
mari Sm*
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largest stock of Furniture offered the public
eluce nv stock | viii offer for
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1899.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-12-08

Liberal Favors Extended Customers
MRS. S. A. LYEN. Vice Pres.
Cashier.
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like love in that he "laughs at lock-
smiths" You can't lock him out, but
you can make it so mighty uncomfortable
for him that he'll be glad to get out and
seek some other lodging.
The greatest protection against disease
is healthy condition of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
Health is the true armor against the
germ. The health of the stomach and
allied organs is assured to those who use
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t purifes the blood, strengthens the
stomach, nourishes the nerves and gives
new life to the lungs.
There is no alcohol OF other intoxicant
contained in Golden Medical Discov-
cry"
FUSED ten bottles of DR.. Pierces Golden Med
ical Discovery and several walls Of his Pleasant
Pellets a year ago this spring, and have had no
trouble with indigestion since" writes Mr.. w. T.
Thompson. Of Townsend, Broadwater Co, Mon
tana. -"Words fail to tell how thankful am for
the relief as l had suffered much and i
seemed that the doctors could do me no good.
got down in weight to I7S pounds and was not
able to work at all. Now weigh nearly 100 and
can do a days work on the farm"
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.