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The virtues q the iUmat0, not only delicious
vegetable for the t,lJc h"t also medicines have for
consid gItble time past, attracted no little attention. il
iS been believed to possess anti bilious qualities which,
it they could be eiecumy extracted, or separated from
tae sIlpcruoms matter, would be Invaluable. This has
been ch.14clgr;Zcd bilious country. large portion
Ct liie d. ye:lses rst from 5omcred live s. or from de
rauyemens III the .lutuia' sy st2m his is especially
the case in the west, and stiH more the suUth. ii a
remedy, tasy safe, cieetaa lis its operation, aud tcay
ing the constitution tnmpael, could be discovered Tor
bilious conn ,!4nts dis would "nqUe ti"nat!! be among
the most healthy cliEr'tcs in the world.
CaloncI las been the almost UNIVERSE remedy Ion
diseases OF this character. iut reuIci, which
iolhlug but necessity should induec the use OIL Ii ma!
be considered treSpnsstng OH the province OF holl'o
profession to speak Ut thiS yet we may ne trhllteu 10
express our strong conviction iaat tai0nei cath0t be
used wont Injurious and lasting effects upon The sys-
tenn 4fcatcr or les, according the QUANTITIES. takcn
an, the frequency Of its use and the constitution OF TIE
patient substitute for ibis, therefore, from The We
set,blC kingdom is dcsidelatum i'll this country!
We believe this desileatum has been discovered IN
he Tomato Dr.. Miles, of this city, and his ass lrile5
with much labor aud expense, as We undcTsGl'!' nave
succeeded III obtaining such extract IRON this NeSt'i-
be AS, it is hoped, Will he found ciccHl aubStl~te
We have take, some pain, enquire Uinong medical
and others Who have used this medicine, US TO us
effects, and tcc well satisfied that it will prove a
mo vatiahle icuc;N in bilious complaints. 90 la; as
we have been able tn cHr' ii has ,r~iuecd the desired
effect nnciitng II produce aleath action OF the liver,
pTIcEgG ttIias discharge wtei, ceot, ANA ~ suIle
stances Erc"e@G 'tp Nels ":1.cNeh more certainty
aud in shorter time III cal I~l: tir aie or 1liios
hcl,iavhes, has been found % d r'iari2 = nose
viii, nave used II sa, t.,a d,,,s not ri urs the hill
t,g effects oil mos! other Kin : a; Iu tlet H't t'H
that there is increased ,a.r-gr W. 'ta ef ia
use, aud here large doses o caiUGel N5G b. ne H-g
this operates without ANY danger ii ti |l,ti 49, ''''
Injurious effects o! cajoocl Nhc producing saiE"ton
AS have reason to hope from inv silSt'lt a,
his extract of the Tomato will prove suhst t'te 10
ao",e in great variety OF cases, we cam o
i / al. l.,,.
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NJ ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAtEporss.
" Customhouse street, opposite the r5.}-aifee,
The subscribers are now receiving ronz {heir fac
tories in New Y ork, and will keep constantly u
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuperOr workmanship aud Of the latest patterns,
made OF the hest Egyptian, Imlian, Irish and
American marble. Asp, Monuments, Tennis and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintcs,
marble tacngs, heartts and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris Roman Il Hydraulic Cclnent and Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment o;
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of tho newest aut most approved patterns.
lettering done in the neatest manner aud at the
shortest notice. they have first rate workmen /,
set the above work,
ie,, JAMES KAHN s. STROUD
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LL5SiHa. .l5Slitl.
lGfes4A MANSION EGlUSf.

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E'FiNslCess WAySsOS ssOUSF:
NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
YEYItE subscriber having purchased the lease aad tnr
u nillre of this well known establishments from Mr.
Taylor the late proprietor, will be ready 10 receive VII
tiers by the st OF April next,
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF The Mansion House New and
more commoiious bathing houses will he built, and
warm b Tbs will he provided at all hours. 4 stable
will be attached to die house, with good accommodate
TONS tor horses and carriages tsl horses and
carriages will also be KEPT for hire I'll moderate prices;
aud sail and boats, with persons 10 manage Them
for thu OF visltcrs. Billiards and ohei
usually found AT watering places will also be furnished,
and conducted us not to interfere with the cotort
and quiet OF the boarders. The wines aud liquors will
he of the best quality, and to u supply OF
ic, cargo has ALREADY bceu ordered which will arrive
about tile st OF May.
MIR Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept opopuIar
hotel at Washington city, will condac This ho ell for
the proprietor, who, with such aid, confidently assures
the vsiers Of last year, aud his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects To give gen raj satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til house 'rell
known to need engt, cned description hsre The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
t,ov"nmrn the general rendezvous OF the Gulf sqnad
ron; the saluBV olits climate refreshed constantly du
ting the summer months bY the coolest reeMcs from
rhe Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neighbourus
islands and rivers; the abundance and delicacy of the
fish with which the waters atound and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places i'll these atitudes as II
healthy and delightful summerretrea
FnSt rate boats viii IN between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will at all times be aEs To take the passengers
from the New Orleans hoats.
Il ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. l1ill, 1885,
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor, at elisacnla OF
MIR Sewel I Taylor, the former proprietor at sew Or
leans.
references.
T Sanford Esq, MrC CuImn Z Ne tlpin, Esq, 1t.
i[ibby, in Mob lie; $ I Taylor, T Rea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans.
persons at the above hotel, is placed Geo Whuan's
| Office 81 St Charles LNch ngc
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
n Travellers desruus of taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola II he Morrill, nf,rlaed that frs rate
boats will constantly iron Mobile t. Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pensacola other dav aier tn,
Isl of Nav. Good stages viii always be PROVIDED ~
the subsrrberio TIE il rainess To take passengers ron
Mobile in case Of the future of the boats
n B ARNOLD.
The Steamboat Champion leaves 3Iobs ior Pensa
lcola twice d week tsh Is ly
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Jefferson House, SATURDAY I'D Jnly, 1897.
JEFFERSON HOUSE, Louisville,
July l3, 1887, (


To The Editor IF The CITY ff01ette:
SlR-ilaving listened To the entrcaties Of my poo
- PATIENTS am resolved, my health PERMITS 10 re
main in this city til the end .! July.
/. Totrv to do them more good.
,. To convince the inhabitants lat the vile cpl
hets the Medical Goahs 5. &c, hare applied to .se
belong to them, til il lawful right.
3. Tn am roady to deposte two hundred dollars
in OF the U. >. Rank in the hands oil his !Iflo
the Mayor of this city, against similar sum to he de
posted bva'' he or at and N ghty Doctors = {. Co
that sight more aged, IN dlIIe1aged, Young
persons and children, who were totally or part,aii,
blind than they do; and that am enabled 10 cure IA
during my short visit thai they do. Yet I " il aloA
my wise cnluniators to call in their aid ali the yer,
deservedly celebrated professors and Doctors of all III
med al colleges, us well as all the doctors and ouucE
doctors be found in private practice, tvlo are not,
few i'll the States OF Kent cky, Ohio, inata and ,ys1
in Tennessee; where there are ileeds ne Two tire
famous doctors, whose oug to be handed dow
as low as possible to latest postery
a. 1t must be clearly understood that all the cures
if any, on both SIDES must be Efovei shall have been
performed =" hout the aid Of any surgical o Grafton
whatever.
5. Those who really merit the epitets they have $,
literally applied To me, she'll forfeit the 500 to
benefit OF he aims houses in dis city, and The 0thnrrar
ty shall take hack his 500, whoever he or Inc
may be- If even the mighty medic.l hImbugger 5
should prove of the successful candidates. i vii
fulfil the old proyerb, and give the sold gentleman hi
due!
6. At all events would advise the asst named ,o(
liah s. not TO suffer that letter stand lone as su.
for "slm lGtOn" well rs ''sapent,' bot yestcrlil
today but advise him to aod It's egitinati
companions, placed before ii, in alphabetical ore,
then the independent inhabitants of the city would al
ways know the writer by the melody of his yoict.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculist.
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Il was weak enough to read the mass oil iaSehood
signed 5. which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Had known stevening of the great Importance CT
SIS should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass will. however
compliment his master of the Journal for his saga it,
employ the former knight tno othe garter or of the
thistle, but) ofthe needle ana Ambla, i'll order that he
may kill two birds with stone To patch the
holes that may be i'll his natural OF political garments
and it may judge from that excellent paper the Ad
vertiser, Dr. Ships master is, politically, constant
need ofhis services.
When any circumstance. occurs whether domcsticnll
politically, which requires blister whether on lii
avn nose the reputation OF those who do not hap
great msfortune.) then ii is he rings his BELL when
after all is nothing than if it sounding bras.
or tinkIng cymbal;'' YET, to view it thus-r. Bel
looks well; but with NJ ID: A. 3 S. after it, appears
magnificent! ,,,
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculist.
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The above medicine eau lie obtained ouIy OF the &C.
neral Agents, and those retailing agents having CON
mission signed by "a. Mites, i'res't H. H. - aud
co'nlrfsia9ed by q Y b + stone, General Agents tor
LOUISIANA, Hit! bearing the Company seal.
list # .igtHcjts.
. 4 5 7 Stone General gents for Louisiana IL
fchaupioulus street.
Kinder " Go. l33 sid I.ayee street, opposite Veg ia
lie aiHrkG:.
Paul Martin, cor Old l.evee and Hospital street.
VIM Sherry, cor Caulp and juiia streets
br Mueller, cor lchOupitoulus stree, and st Nary's
} 2 harbot & Co. concr Tchoupioulns and GirDd
streets.
Np p .iurtwc!l Bayou Sara, La.
nr VIM SlansbWy, Natrhrt6chcs, La
Thomas Stanshury, !ioistuu, texas
Frederick 5cr!a, corna' Fol dras and Camp sts
Geo Jones, iiyo Circle.
Nm Evans No. Building Co. Row.
Application for agencies medicines by whOl2sal"
must b made TO the General Agents at New ., ieans
All letters, post paid, viii be promptly attended to-
ST We OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT. tor the Parish and City of New
L Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Muurian,
Judge, jane lth, 1888 No. lo,98i.-Jacqucs Potter
vs. his creditors-up0u reading and filing the petition
and schedule in Ills ease, 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditors OF the nsoEert doslowranse open
court on Saturdu, the 9TH day of July, 1853, why he
should not be discharged according to law; aud the
meantime all proceedings against his person aud pro-
| ertv are STAYED.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, june Il, 1898.
jell PAW ARMAND FIT0r, Clerk.
| 1NTAT DE la LOiflSiANr..-Cour lie Parolsse
| Sl4 pour la paroissse ct Ia Vile de la Nouyvlle Or
leans Present rh0n. Charles MHurian. iuge, / JUN
l538.-No. I0,96i.-J;cquas Potter coH1e Sis cream
cicrs.Sur lecture OF enregistenent de Ia petition et
la schedule dams cette alire, est decree par la
que les crCanrers de nsolvahle lre SAVIOR lcnf5 li-
sons en- cour ouve Sa edi dc Juliet, 1888, pourqoi
il ne serait point dcch rye contormcment la lo ct en-
attendant tOues porsHtes confe sa perSonne on ses
| prophecies sont nrrcloeS
bureau de greler, Nosvelle otea9s Il JUN, 1883.
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TESTIMONIALS
From II Salmon, Esq + e 5 Surgeon 10 die
ST Thomas Hospital and / .s, ;rer on Anatomy
The trial which lave made of YOUR Drcno,,tion in
variety OF eases bot male and tenae, in lis results have
proved so highly favourable, that do rot hesitate in
pronounGng OF The most valuable and elicacious
remedies offered to the public, and one in which,
from experience, place every reliance, whilst it
does notprodnce the same unpleasant effects usually
peiencGI from coIaiba.
l. l4o;, :, II u,.,,a.l zIpCS pI..;.i H.. ..
.for,I .hont l sst,,.,,,r,, > - ~ -
- = 80 ,,o, 49,, i; ,1,;,,,. ~, +.....
M f rs ny 'ef.inns 10 We
] ~ FIJI IL r., M.snus toe e
iorn,n exns. n,le IN b;naita i ~, e
,lt ',,tiio,s - : " SUM '''''-
P'N' N''
From " q Cooper, r S, Surgeon to GUYS Hes
pitnl
The uniform success which has attended the admins
tetiug your medicine among my patients afflicted with
The above diseases has fully satisfied me that it has only
to be known to be truly appreciated. May the
you well deserve, amply and speedily repay you TO.
your valuable preparation
IRON, rom or tn n '""Ie.' N : n = ,; SO. &c.
h"ii's peea nn"een !" ny your I"Hti'cl III several
e'scSu ''"ieii' ~ '.o.', "''e'i h'u 'hei'o paHeu
ard speedy effected by it, in a few days [
ice m,se in duty bound to state that now in my prae
tee both public aud private recommend and use non
other
From G " Blair NJ d. Physician TO Guy,s Ito
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n u \ itlN'5TII7'
Pensacola, Feb. l.,ll, 1885,
u Gentlemen wishing 10 engage rooms for their
families, can address the proprietor, at Pensacola o.
MIR Sewoll I Taylor the former proprietor, at 'ew Or
leans
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EpACoN-25 binds Sides, Is hhds Joles, and 26 h h
- Shoulders, Cincinnati cured, landing from siea
i Buckeye, aud for sale by
STETSON & AVERY
mis- f,raver ssr~et
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
INDIAN ELOQUENCE.

What can be imagined more impress
sive than a warrior rising il the coun-
Gil to address those who bore the scar
red marks Of their title to fame and to
captamship! The dignlfed stature
the easy repose of limbs--the grace
ful gesture-the dark speaking eye
excite admiration and expectation.
We wonld anticipate eloquence from
an Indian. He has aDimating remem-
brances---a poetry OF language, which
exact rich and opposite metaphorical
illusions, even for ordinary CONVERSE
tion-a mind which, like his body, has
never been trammelledan mechanic
ised by the formaiities Of society, and
passions which, from the very outward
restraint imposed upon them, burp
more fercely within. There is O
mine of truth in the reply ofRed JAG
ket, when called Il Warrior: "A war
rior!" said he; 81 am an Orator. was
born an Orator"
There arc not many speeches re
naming on record, but even in thI
small number there is such rich, We
yariedvein of all the Characteristic
oftruc eloquence, that we ever ris'
from their perusal with regret that 81
few have been preserved. No wher
can be found a poetic thought clothe
in more captivating simplicity OF eS
preston, than in the answer Of Tic
\ cumseh to Governor Harrison, IN IN
conference at Vincennes. 1t contain
I q high moral rebuke and a sarcasm
heightened in eIlectbyan evident cor
sc;ousness OF holiness above the reac
of insult. At the close Of his adlres
lie ioand that no chair had been pla
ceI iur him; n neglect which Cover
or Harrisn ordered to be remedicd a
. soon as discovered. Sgspecting pei
! haps. that 1t was more on aiiront ina
mistake, with on mir OF dignity el'
gased ALMOST u llaagh..aess. he dec.
ned the seat pFoiiered with tho word
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21


4 ETTlsES of administration viii
1thc will ohucycd la,inebccn gran.
ted ~ ihc untsfsignrd, Nc 'tc special
'uly term 1888, of the Probate Court
q Madison county, GA lhe estate oI
Rufus X. Dinkins decd. an those hay.
in1 clams agpiust SAID esiaeafe Il
CRESTED 90 hftn, them lorwari, duly
authenticated. within tie time prcscri.
bed law, or they win he forever bars.
cdianl all those 10 lcbted to said e..
tate will please make immediate set.
tlement. WM. T. WALKER.
ELIZABETH DlNEINS.
Administrator Witi he ssH GaEsxei.
Oct 3, LIST
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
A FIRST RATE STEAM MILL
For SALE. ~.


VEyIIE Subscribers offer sale their
Il Steam, San and Grist Nh. on
The banks of Big Black, twenty-five
miles above Canton, and about TWEEN
ty above Moore's Bluff The engine
has sixty horse power; the piston
four feet stroke, agdis capable oil run
ming any number Of saws that may
be desirable. The machinery WIS
built under the special superlntcnd-
ence Of gentleman Of great expert
cnce, and IS believed to be superior to
any set Of machinery in the State
Timber Of all kinds may be obtained
couvenien, TO the Mil; end the mar
| ket for lumber is at Ill times good
| Terms will be 1000 in cash and The
balance at such times as will allo"
| the purchaser a fair chance OF making
! the payment from the proceeds oi the
/ Min. Ii ne, sold - private sale I'M
property will hc sold at auction OF
| the promises on the oath inst.
FbLTs, JOINS l. CO.
Sept. >, 1890 ID"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

Tuf WIS. have oilsn LAd eesa
SION % remark the hrliiude with
which women sustain Gle most oysf.
Whtlming tctefsts 81 fortune.
Ihuic dishelcss which break down
Che spirit n man, and PROSTATE him
pa the dust, seem TO call failh at tic
energy a the softer sas. aad gives
such mifcpidisy, such elevation 10
thett character, that a. times Il an.
proache- 70 Mblhnity.
AS The vine which had long twincd
ils graceful foliage about the oak,
and been lifted hy II TOTO sunshine,
will, when the hardy plant is riven
hy tbs tiunderboli, cling around il
with rs scattered boughs; so il is
beautifully ordained BY Providence,
that woman who IL tie mere orna.
mcnt aud dependent Of man in his
happier hours, should he hi. stay and
solaco when smiiten with sudden
calamiiyi winding herself into tho
rugged recesscs Of his nature, ten.
derby supporting the dropping head,
and bindingup the broken heart,
lgy,Ss.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

DIS. r. w. HARPER 81 B. l.. PHILLIPS.
HAVE associated themselves in the
practice other profession. When neces-
sary, the attention Of both will be given,
free of extra charge. Their Office is at
the Drug store in Canton.
October 10. 1888 l8-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
pROSpEl 1VS OjS
THE MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND corsrA.
BLlS Gripg.

THE MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND corsrA.
MAS GrmE.
yYNllE scarcity Of the Revised Cod,
, and Sheet acts Of the Legislature
and the diAiculyvi'h which the Justices
and ConsIabcs Of this State supply
themselves, and the great wantor such q
work, as a Justice Of the Pecce on my
own part has induced me to offer 10 the
Justice and ConslabIes of this State, d.
gest Of all the laws in force. in relation
TO their duties, &c, together with com
plete set Of forms Of Deeds, Wills, Bonds
Acknowledgements Of Dover, and other
Instruments
To place such work into the hands
Of our Justices and ConstabIes would
save much trouble and tune to the officers
for whom the work is intended. As the
law now stands, it is with the utmost DIFF
/ ilculty to be ascertained whether a writ.
ten law is in force or not, which often
mlslcad US.
The work will be published in one Du
odecimo volume, law binding, comprising
from two hundred and fifty TO three hun
dred pages, with digcsted index OF the
contents, giving condensed statement o
all i cQniains.-The work will be ready
lor delivery the LIST of Marh, 1889.
Terms made known on delivery.
0t-Ejitors Of newspapers in this
State who will publish this prospectus
Twill receive an elegant gilt bound copy
Of the work, together with the thanks o
the compiler. V. BUTLER, J. I.
Csrrollton, September 18th, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
lltt1bLL FHOFAAff fO,i
EIIg

TIE sutsail.sf .i.isfsf ~ 81.
10 il.s highest bidder g. one talfsssh
Hhd ihs ba'ahrs ~ 4 credit II 90
inbhtbs 9th . note heHHitlfs uhd
rtyalte W baAA. of d lllelt htgfs rifI
~ iilt prize, two valuable lnfa ~
,aflhhs near Nle residence II Josiah
Newmln, east q said Newman, bailI
enclosed, persons wishing iopnfclase
would u wtll % can and examine lbs
sumo. ". ~. BOLE.
bw TO- ff.gw
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21
1TTORS SALf.

~ oh1 DfLft
|of an order from the Hon
lie Court Of Madison coun-
Fississlppl, granted at the
krm OF said court in thr
Lord 1889, TO the under
kecutor Of the estate Of
hderson Deceased; il shall
1.-The eth day Of November
1.-The Court House door Of
|nty in the town of Canton
| Mississippi; proceed to
Ghest bidder, on Il credit
Pn,hs; the undivided in
u l.. Henderson Decd.
/ valuable piece Of prop
s Lot No. one, in squire
I'D down in the plat ofthe
ton; said Henderson's in
bae third of the above de-
Also a lot Of books be.
5id estate.
HENDERSON, Erect'r.
y. Henderson decd.
h The ,uili annexed.
lG-8W
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

efIy4 iifHkfb
a.,s lfsi~fiF
#rrk " q Aus
fEHaH
IIssHfl ~ ~
go saf pltftifaNIh'.
wsl y "a 9bliHsf
gassssfs fal.l stsspta -
IT, absl.sfA tsffan,
allhus wai sais slYe
sHfiiiaHs
wAafessissi fef tlefs
nmnshfs
Zwefs Inserted % I've
IAllaf pr square tlsn line,
sffsg insertion. AID hfy
~ each eehllnuahes.
meats whieli afe DOT liult
anusefipf. as 10 the mum
ns. VII be continued un'
,s and charged accord.
b u . PERSONA nature,
aIlled, vii he charged
s7fof every ten linpsilir
n. Political circulars ~
ues. for the benefit Of ~.
Dns or companies, will he
lsvfIi.elnsnt., and as The
sE.ri.iao For forty lines
sable AT pleasure, oscs /,
bInrs. NVcontract IN either
b less than one year, snl
yearly.
he ofannuui advertisers Is
/ own immediate businessi
liscmcnts for the benefit Of
i, sent IN by them, must bo
y square.
AL ADVERTISEMENTS Ten
noi alierable, 5 months, SO
d. do. q do. 20
D. DO. ie do. 80
D candidates for Office will
each.
worn musi 30 paid for on
b letters mta Be PAID, OF
be attended to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-21

Wow hN=f le4.ssis ysa " ilAtl
ehasf.H eos aaswsfel ~ Ne fshH'y
d,st .. n asHfun ilse ground "Ai y
hihefi 1,e ain j. NY lalhef ahd we
eifth Il nv maafa 4 RH fgah
sfas tsf taNm.
SONS ~ ihe speeches. VI shehsnip
Cd, celebrated tHstls chief, contain
Observation-Disclosures slsaushefl
We lived a. 4 great bfsi hnl VA hsl
elati0n in council Va Upened with the
following HhlIme and hsauiiial cen.
iehcs. 'l1iho e, famaaofei hti,
T4eWHisa aaiBiirtd sk5s i8ft
~ibN.i t,nv ap tg 8,efi 1
ggd.gf eft fop" Every reader
.Whu lWs % tlil bsHloci, with d
jy and laods Cop surm1uhiIng u,
1grh green foliage, Will feel lie force
ol ibc s.ms, am dead at TIE to9."
Ills memory. aiu bis vigorous powers
Ol youth bud deHatled forever,
No less fc.lcilous was the close Of "a
speech made by pushmaiaha, a yener.
able chicl, Ola Wcstefntfibeota coun.
elI bold wc believe, at washington, ma.
uy yca,'slnce. In ollujlng TO his cx.
IRENE ogc, TO tho probability that Tie
might Dot even survive the iournev
back 70 his tribe, he saidi "My CHI.
dren Will walk through the forests, and
the Great Spirit will whisper IN III.
tree tops, and the flower spring up 10
the trails-hut puslmataha will hear
'not--he will zee tho flowers no more.
lie will be gone. Ills people viii
know that he is dead. The ne will
come 10 their ears, az he sodnd Of the
fall ofa mighty oak in he shliarss Of
III. Observation-Disclosures.