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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-02-01
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

S5 cents gets 80 cent whip at Fogc
Il HutchisonS.
See the fine display of heating stoves
at w. W. Wrighrs
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
ne year for sl.25.
DR.. J. 5. Emigh has been among the
many sick this week.
&. A. Grow Of Guide Rock made a
short stay here Thursday.
We are closing out our leggins at
cost.-FooEL q HUTCHINSON.
Caldwell's 5000 coal makes your
stove hot and cook happy.
Walter Haley has taken position
with the firm of Miner Bros.
G. +. Evans made u business trip to
Omaha Wednesday morning.
+. II. Caldwell was business visitor
from Guide Rock Thursday.
Robt. L. Potter left Wednesday on a
business trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine. Prices right. Get the best.
Pay your subscription and get u cal
culating pencil. They are little won.
der.
Oscar Osklund of Hastings was here
this week to attend the funeral Of An
drew Berg.
The Oxford Musical Club Of Boston
stopped off in the city Monday on Their
way north.
The store room of Ed. Mcfarland ha,
been tastefully decorated. Elmer Haley
was the artist.
One carload of Jackson county
Ohio coal Best coal for cook stove il
the U,S.-W b Roby.
The infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs
| ~ lSbnH'lu NnlCu mas DPtU quito u
with pneumonia i recovering.
A license to wed was granted to Her
man Schenk and Miss Eva Lewis by
Judge Edison ON January 3lst.
! James A Smith OF llu,chison, Kan
/ sas and Miss Rose l.. Matthews wcr,
married by Judge Edison on the 2S.h.
JAS. Burden this week purchased th,
, Anthony Shafer barn and removed i
to his residence property west of th,
court house.
Earnest Welsch who has been look
ing after mining interests at Crippl,
Creek, Colorado, returned home Wed
nesday morning,
| { Elsewhere in this issue will be fOun,
a notice calling in Nebraska Mcrcan
tile Co, coupons. Holders of the cuu
pons should leave them with +. W
Kaley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-02-01
WEEKS HAPPENINGS.
Stove repairs at w. W. Wright's.

For farm loans call on G. W Kalev.
ID j. Myers is one of the sick ones
this week.
j. S. Largent of Guide Rock was
here Thursday.
Special price or buggy whips 70.
GEL Il HuTCuISoN.
Mrs. Frank Williams returned Thurs.
day from visit west
Ms. Lew Clapp has beer numbered
with the sick this week.
Charley White spent last Sunday
with friends at Superior.
Ed. Oyering left Thursday morning
Tor business trip in Illinois.
EPolice Judge West was laid up this
week with an attack of the grip.
r. Q Stewart was here Monday look
ing after internal revenue matters.
w. IL. Dcdrick left Monday for Guide
Rock where he is doing some plaster
work
Walter Cox and wife of McC"ok
were visiting friends and relatives mere
.his week.
The small daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
}. w. Moranville which has been quite
sick, is recovering.
Ira j. Herring and Miss Myrtle d..
Lauphear, both of Adams county were
married by Judge Edison on the cath.
There will be regular service held at
the Christian church each Lords day
at the usual hours.-H. ). SoUDER,
Pastor.
Ben Mcfarland who has been living
at Dead wood, South Dakota, is here
visiting with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Mcfarland.
oSamuel Miller is preparing to move
70 the state of Washington. 1t looks
like bad move for man who has
made such success as he has mere.
A. Cook has had the old boardwalk
IN front of his building, occupied by
Mrs. Spok, sfcld, taken up amt Il new
walk put down in It's place. How we
do improve.
jess Swearingen left Tuesday to JOIN
his father at New Whatcom, Washing
ton. Rather long trip for a boy so
young in years, but being bright lad
he will make it all right.
Tomarrow, Saturday, February 2, is
ground hog day, and it is to be hoped
the pesky critter don't see his shadow.
Six weeks of winter after the weather
we have so far had would be sumner
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-02-01
NOTICE.

If customers and friends hold.
ing trade cheeks, due bills, and
unpaid coupon books on the Ne.
braska Mercantile Co., will bring
them to my rooms over Wright's
hardware | will see that they are
entered with othes claims with
court. ELMER w. KALEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-02-01

WE WANT At ONCE A rrOithlclman
10 look after .ur interests. in Webster
aud the aditGent counties Salary or
commissions Special inducements To
offer To the right party LINCOLN OIL
Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
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March 20.

LamoIne-
Mrs. w. r. King is visiting her son, DIR.
7. J. King, in Massachusetts,.
Emory Curtis, wife and daughter were
called to West Sullivan last week to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Curtis's sister,
Mrs. Charles Shaw.
The camp of Modern Woodmen organ
lied here in the early winter, is flourish
ing. Several special meetings have been
held recently for the purpose of receiving
candidates.
Rev. j S. Blair and family will leave
this week for visit with relatives in
Massachusetts, and New Jersey. There
will be no preaching service in the church
for the next two Sundays.
Robbie Hodgkins, of Trenton, has ac-
eepted the position of clerk in the store of
W. F. Hutchings, in place OF Maynard
Hodgkins, of East Lamoine, who has
served very aeceptably the past year.
April /. II.
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Mount Desert Ferry.
William Laid will move to Bar Harbor
this week.
Mrs. z. Jellison, of Sorrento, is visiting
her son, Edgar Jellison.
Mrs. Edith Wilkinson, of Rockport,
Mass, was called here last week by the ILL.,
ness of her mother, Mrs. Katie Jellison.
Miss Arvilla Kingman, who was called
suddenly away by the severe illness Of her
brother, Winslow Kingman, of Harvard,
Mass, returned Saturday. The many
friends of Mr.. Kingman will be glad to
know that he is recovering.
April 1. YANKAPoo.
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In memory IN AEnUhfAM.
vino died at sof the late Rev. Andrew Do
by his son, Dairy, MaFth "a, 1901 Ard
iiel NJ. Gray. Bar Harbor.
I shine in the II TO FATagR.
His likeness Sht of God. i
Though the yaltamps my brow,
And reign my OF death my feet have trd
glory now.
No breaking hea
No Keen and M Is mere,
No wasting eheealiing pain,
Hath rolled ans where the frequent tear
left its stain
o friends of NOR
The trusted andi years,
Ye are watching she true
But walt to we in the valley Of tears
come you.
Do forget? An,
For memory's geo
Shall bind my hearien ehain
It'll they meet to to the hearts below
Each link is strong
And each electric nd bright.
Flows freely down, anne
To the world fromke river Of light.
whence | came.
Do you mourn when
Shines out from thhother star
Do you weep when tshttering sky?
And the storms Of raging voice of war
snfiict die?
Then why should you
And your hea rts be tears run down.
For another gem in thpreiy riyen,
And another soul nsaviour's crown,
ApriI 1. eaven?
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THE AMERICAN has subscrsoer3 at 100
Of the II6 Post-o6fces in Hancock county;
sll the other papers IN the county com
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAS IS not the only paper printed in
Hancock county. and has never claimed to
be, bat 1t rs the only paper that CON prop
srly be Gated a COUNTY paper; al the
rest are merely local papers. The cfrcuIa-
tson OF The AMERICAN, barring the Bar
8drbor Records summer list, is larger
RtGn that Of all the other papers printed
On Hancock county.
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Pauper Notice.

rTyHE undersigned hereby gives notes that he
i has contracted with che city of Ellsworth,
FOR the support of the poor. duriAg the ensuing
year and has made ample provision for their
support. He therefore forbids all persons from
Furnishing supplies 10 any paHper on his ae-
count, as without his written order, he win pay
for no goods 50 furnished. HARRY s. JONES.
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The kidneys and the skin. If the kidneys are
weak or torpid, the skin will be pimply or
blotchy. Hoods sarsaparilla strengthens and
'stimFiates the kidneys, and clears the complex
ion. By thoroughly purifying the blood, it
makes good health.-Adut.
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IT'S Easy to Feel Good.

Countless thousands have found bless
ing to the body in d. Kings New Life
Pills, which positively cure constipation,
sick headache, dizziness, jaundice, ma
laria, fever and ague and all liver and
stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; never
grippe or weaken. Only 25c at WIaGIN &
MooRE's drug store.
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ldafer
one suffering with cafarrh. as
my
cure is complete.

Suf 9 - NOHfPtSASs
Hon. B. d. Doviner, Congressmanft
West Virginia, in a letter from Wsom
ington, ID. C. to The Peruna MedicSsh-
Co, says the following of their cataiins
remedy, Peruna: frh
al Join with my colleagues in
House of Representatives in reco, he
mending your excellent remedy, I'm
runa, as good tonic and also an effece-
i've cure for catarrh." IT.
Mrs. Mary C. Fentress writes froi
Paradise, Tex, the following: thin'n
| can say that your good advice anNk
medicine has cured me of chronic CAP
tarrh. / have had no pains in my head
since I havo taken Peruna. / havel
been in bad health ever since $50, anol
have taken good many medicines
which were only of temporary relief.
Peruna is the catarrh cure. The Peruna
stopped my catarrh of the head so that
it did not become chronic, and am
very thankful for DR.. Hartman's advice
and medicine"
Peruna is specific for all catarrhal
diseases. 1t acts quickly and oene-
ficially upon the infamed mucous
membrane thus removing the cause OF
catarrh.
Catarrh is catarrh wherever located.
Catarrh is essentially the same every
where. The remedy that will cure ca
tarrh in one situation will cure it in all
situations.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co., Co
lumb bus, Ohio, for free book.
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II had running, itching sore on my leg.
Suffered tortures. Doan's Ointment took away
the burning and itching instantly, and quickly
effected permanent cure" G. w. Lenhart,
Bowling Green, O.--Adrt.
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South Hancock

South Hancock. -
Mrs. Eunice Gould
guest of her sister. fof Ellsworth, is tn,
or s.,,, - 3. Hiram Merchant
the woods with his /, been employed ia
ter, moved home last ~ ouring the win
n p tuesday,.
but now OF Brewer. caerly of this place,
last Monday eveningeo on friends here
now in the employ of Mr.. Brewster is
railroad. le Maine Central
April 1.
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COUNTY NEWS.

West Franklin.
John d Clark is slowly improving.
Mrs. Merry H. Mcfarland, of Trenton,
is visiting relatives here.
Eastman Hutchins and Linwood
Coombs are to start for Washington Tues
day.
Truman Blaisdell has stocked the Ma
comber store with goods. Walter Brad
bury is clerk.
Moses Abbott and wife, w. F. Cousins
and wife joined the grange at Hancock
Saturday evening.
The boiler for the new steam mill at
Donnell's pond arrived at Franklin sta
tion last week. 1t weighs eight tons.
Mrs. Mamie Clark died Wednesday,
March q, after long and painful illness.
She was a member of the Companion
Court of Foresters, who had charge of
the burial services. The floral offerings
were beautiful.
APRIL. CHEER.
North Brooksvine.
John Halves lost valuable horse last
week with collie.
David Douglass, who has been i'll all
winter, is no better.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blodgett, whose death
occurred at her residence March 20, after
three months illness, was born in this
town May 4, 1917. Her parents were David
and Amy Walker. In 1910 she married
William Blodgett, by whom she had
seven children, four of whom are living
Mrs. John Vessel, Mrs. Sylvester Lime
burner, Mrs. Emma Gott and Thomas
Blodgett. She also leaves fourteen grand
children and nine great grandchildren.
The funeral was held March IS, Rev. c. B.
Morse, pastor Of the Methodist church,
officiating. The remains were inferred in
Mt. Rest cemetery by the side of her hus-
band, who died in 1895.
April 1. c.
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BRUZ
Gouidsboro.

GOuIdsbOro.
Oliver Young is ill.
Archie Rolfe leaves to-day for Boston.
Mrs. Mile Guptill is visiting her sister
in Bangor.
An account of damage by the freshet
appears elsewhere in this issue.
Mrs. Flora H. Sowle, who has been con-
fined to her bed for two weeks, is better.
Alexander Wealth bee goes to Mil
bridge to- day, where he will be employed
for some time.
April1. JES.
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SedgwieR-
Mrs. Lovina Eaton, of the least side",
is very i'll.
Mrs. Louise Lane, wife of Capt. Fl. d.
Lane, is very i'll. Mrs. Della F. Parker is
caring for her.
Ralph Buckminster, of Deer Isle, who
is employed at the factory of Twitchell,
Champlin Co., cut his hand very badly
Friday.
Capt. John Hardy, of Deer Isle, has
rented the residence of Lowell Grindle,
and will move his family here soon. Mr..
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SargentviiIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchings, of Belfast, are
visiting Mrs. B. c. Sargent.
James Bayard, who has been confined
to his home by illness, is out again.
Bertha Turner returned home Saturday.
She has been employed in Rockland.
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"Cure the cough and
Woods Norway Pine syruf the lfe." DR.,
colds. down to the very vec cures coughs and
-Advt. Of consumption.
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COUNTY
For additional COUNTY

East BiuehiIl.
The harbor is clear ofRu
Cyrus A. Cook remaipl
Mrs. G. @. Long is qu
confined to the house.
Fred E. Greene left Is
North Penn broke, Mass.
Schooner "Gold Hunte
ter, sailed for Portland ID
Preston T. Duffy left
Hall Quarry, where he W
a granite cutter.
Luther n. Bridges, VIII,
ing for a crew OF lumbei
branch OF Union river, re
nesday.
G. II. Gavett is at no
Waldo where he has be
intends to return in a few
his wife with him.
Richard Grindle, who h
at Mount Waldo. returne,
on account OF i'll health.
at home for a short time I
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Grindie is cook on the Maine Central
transfer steamer ''Sebenoa"
Mrs. Louisa Turner, former resident
of this town, died at the home of her son
in waltham, and was brought here for
interment.
HO. Young and A. t. Robbins have
been remodeling the freight house at the
steamb boat wharf the past week, making
room for the increased business.
w. w. Lufkin arrived Friday and is
visiting his mother, Mrs. o. P. Carter.
He leaves to-day for Belfast to visit his
uncle and to find job at his trade, paint
ing.
Capt. Churchill, of schooner Laurel,
sailed last week for Boston to fit the
schooner for the summer triple the Grand
Banks. n. T. Dow has gone as one of
the crew.
William III. Robbins, second mate of
steamer Frank Jones', is at home ON
vacation. He will leave Thursday to re-
sumo his duties. He has been employed
on board the steamer all winter.
April l. c.
= ,,,th t--r p-,..
Mrs. V. Y. Greenlaw snd daughter
Wv an left for Portland this week.
Mrs Winnie Warren and Mrs. Della
Small spent Thursday with friends here.
George Robbins left home this week to
go coasting in the schooner Hattie f..
Collins''
Miss Althes Gray who has been visiting
friends here. returned to her home in
yinalhaven Monday.
School closed here Friday. There will
be only short vacation owing to so much
time being lost on the fall term.
The rain OF Wednesday settled the snow
drifts considerably but made the travelling
worse than before. There was no over
land mail Wednesday night and Thursday
only brought thst OF the day before. Fri
day brought another light snow.
In a late number of THE AMERICAN the
scribe was made to say that Mrs. May
Robbins had sold her house 1t was
horse that she Sold, which makes quite a
difference. The house is not in the market,
though Mrs. Robbins is out OF town for
few days. visit to her husband and SON.
Another OF the old residents OF this place
has passed away. Amos Sellers died at his
residence March q, aged few months
over eighty years. Mr.. Sellers had been in
failing health for some years, but had kept
about as usual. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Davis lived with him, and early on the
morning Of his death he called them, say.
ing he had an attack of distress such as he
had been subject to, but after taking some
medicine he said he felt better. Soon
after, as the family was about the house,
he spoke to them as usual, and being asked
If they could do anything for him he said
he did not need anything. When Mrs.
Davis had breakfast ready she spoke to
him, and not receiving an answer she
thought he was asleep, but her husband
went into the room a few minutes after
wards and found him dead. Mr.. Sellers
leaves no relatives nearer than nephews
and nieces, being the last of large
family. His only child died when quite
young. His wife also died several years
ago. They had adopted and brought up a
number of children only one Of whom is
now in town. The funeral was held Fri
day at the church, Rev. Mr.. Hill officiating.
March %. Eco.
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burned out the telephone in w. G. Sar-
gent & Sons office and damaged those at
the ice works.
Guy Bennett returned home Saturday
from the high school in Melrose, Mass.
March 30. II.
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seawalI-
Dudley Deliver has been confined to the
house for several days with grip.
John Hopkins and wife are the proud
parents of son, born Friday, March %.
April l. DOLLY.
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Nom. g, ~, ssSEG wentl to G.
q Jay 10 "otn '-ss SSASade-bIsl
EagaM. Coulter went to sIs,>, psn,.o.
searci W Do''o" '"oi cksmith
Var, lsnd and
to ioiieh hofa went 10 boston Tlday in
r,.,,. the Ellsworth schooner
Pres week ago
the M,ding Elder J. W. Day prea ..uao
and az, thodist chapel Sunday at.
held nj ming. A quarterly conferet
ie'" ha cIose NJ tho at,ar,no,, tched at
The aernoon
eptertaf ethodist societylgsve a We 49,. -
NIGHT nment at the town hall -
Instrun Following Is the progr
"pvrsmf entail music, Ella Jarvis; / hhe
Davis ~ OF Beauty" recitations,- FRIDAY
tahtesu mnie Fails; solo. Hollis
,.l,dd.ss ~ I,ha,,v.n ,.sableRu,
Grace Be. uoouess Oh Lioerty; re. A,a.,'
lean ..Txas; singing, Winnie Failt
music EIo Blind Beggsrs;" instruh ;
tsblesu "a Jarvis; reading, Maud II
solo, Fred noree Stages Oh Matrin. non, =,
tn bI.su "lBeede; reading, Elsie JC h's'
tations sffaith, Hope and Charity reo'e
'a'i""s' ella Car,;.,s Alice ~. ony;"
singing, '" Sa1Iis'e' Aiice eoi
Smith. tn fopsy Turvy;" solo, uan
Gracs Reedieau, "Jogn Of Arc;" iee'
ufaee Deeo .. ,sh,oor ..r,a p.ana utter; ;
the Fiowerss 'aoleau, ihe heape IN
J" reading, Florence WoI iohS
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Atlantic
S. Morse is having new coal shed
erected.
The steamer "vinalhav begins daily
trips April 1.
Capt, and Mrs. Willard Staples are in
Jacksonville, Fla.
jefferson Torrey, who has been i'll about
a month, is out again.
Charles Kent is having the Joyce house
put in repair, as he will occupy it this
spring.
James Mckay has had the old Gross
house torn down, and will build new
one on the same site.
E. E. Joyce, James Mckay, William
Herrick ana freeman KEN viii command
mackerei seines the coming season.
Mrs. Eustice Thompson, of Baltimore,
has engaged Mrs. Z. E. Staples house
again. This makes her ninth season here.
III. w. Joyce and wife went to Portlsnd
Monday. They were called there by the
sudden death OF Mrs. Henrietta Staples.
Her body was taken to Deer Isle for in
terment.
The handsome fleet OF lobster boats is
being put in first-class condition for the
season. Odor OF paint and tar fills the air.
Soon these boats will be launched to begin
their seasons work. Most OF these boats
are large sloop yachts costing from 200 to
$500.
NFouoh
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COUNTY NEWS.
a. odditional Oounig ". see other pnge.

waItham-
Mrs. Charles Jordan has returned from
Boston.
Alanson Haslem is at work for Mrs
Hannah Fox.
Mrs. Hattie Archer is at work for Mrs.
Alice Jordan.
Mrs. Emma Giles and daughter yerna
have returned to Ellsworth.
Mrs. Cyrus Dickey and daughter, of
Hull's Cove, spent Sunday and Monday
here.
The dances in both halls March Is were
well attended. A good time was enjoyed
by all.
Miss Ella McGown, of HuIrs Cove, who
has been visiting friends in town, returned
home Saturday.
George Stanley has leased the farm and
buildings of Mrs. Emma Giles, and moved
there Saturday.
Samuel Jones, who has been away the
past week.
A horse owned by David Wilbur, OF
Eastbrook, broke his leg Monday night
by misstep in the road.
Miss Ethel Jeliison and Miss Alice
Flood, of Ellsworth Falls, were the guests
of Mrs. Mary Haslem Sunday and Nom
day.
April 1. H.
~ est Sullivan.
Cora M. Gordon is home from Boston on
visit.
Will Blaisdell is in town after years
absence.
Warren Tracy has arrived home from
Georgia, where he has spent the winter for
his health.
james Mattoeks, jr., has just returned
from a two weeks business trip to Canada
and the East.
Ralph Springer, one of our best and
brightest young men, is at home from
Coburn classical institute for a few weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Fannie Shaw died in Portland hos
pital on Wednesday, where she went for
treatment. Funeral services were held
here Friday.
Miss Louise Hawkins and Miss Josie
Bunker will teach the primary, and Mr..
Fredericks the grammar school In this dis
trict. The spring term begins April q.
The shooting season opened well this
spring. orvill d. Gordon, Harry Butler
and Charley Havey got seven geese and a
dozen ducks and whistlers last week. One
old goose weighed eleven pounds.
April /. G.
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Franklin Road.

Franklin Road.
Mrs Effie Johnson is ill.
Little Hazel Butler has been quite i'll.
James M. Mcfarland is on the sick list
y Miss Hattie Joy was in Bangor Satur,
day.
Henry Miles visited his parents last
@weekr --.
A daughter was born to George Young
and wife March rs.
Mrs. Laura Tracy and daughter re.
turned to their home in Ellsworth to- day
George Linscott and sister Abbie were
called to Detroit Saturday, by the death
of their sister.
William Miles returned from Woburn
Mass, last Thursday. He reports his
brother slightly improved.
April 1. G.
BluehiIi.
Mrs. j. NJ. Snow, who is ill, is improv.
ing slowly.
A. c. Hinckley took charge of the post.
Office to-day.
Miss Lima Morton left Thursday foi
Lewiston. She will so from there to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Saunders, while sweeping
out her store The other day, was struck OIL
the head by door and badly injured
She is better day.
April 1. BRUz
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will need no more medicine.

The great multitude take this remedy
without any other advice than the direc-
lions to be found upon the bottle and in
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NEWS.
'-elos see other pages

ice.
s seriously Ill.
ite poorly. She is
lst Wednesday for
RI, johnson mas
lst Friday.
, this morning for
i'll be employed as
- has been cook
-men on Buffalo
lurned last We'd
.llne from Mount
lhn at work. He
i; days and take
a
frs been at work
! a few days ago
He will remain
recuperate.
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EX.UNITED STATES MARSHAL MATTHEWS, OF MISslssPPi
Hon Marshal Mississippi recent letter
Columbus Ohio written from Hazehu
happy that cured of oatarh and need no more
attention from great satisfaction fha a aoie 10 "re
done all that you c ana mar
Twill M medicine
The gre. pamphlets There those who
with