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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANOE R
PLANT-Price 81
Cough Ltnctus-Prlce 81
Dilanthus Extract. for Epilepsy, st. vitus' Dance,
Spinal and Brain Arecttons-Price 81
Catarrh Specifc-Prce 81
Hydrated Oxymel for Consumption. Bronchitis,
Whoopng Cough, 6c.-Prlce 81
Pile ExtractSa never failing Pile cure-Price s..
May Apple Pills, fol, Dyspepsia, Torpidity OF the
Liver Constipation, &c.-Prce SO cents
Headache Pills-Pr1ce 80 cents
Alkaline Resolyent-an iodized chemical water
superior. to vichy, Kisstngen, Seltzer, &C.
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment
Price 81
Ethereal Phosphorus-Price So
Lithia-for the eKidneys-Price s.
Kaiaipa Extrsct-the woman's lriend-Price So
VICTORIA Regia- -unrivalled for Identifying the
compleXion-Prce So
Amaranth-for the Hair-stops falling halr-Price
81
Neuralgia Rheumatic Elixr-Price SO
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fchloride Of Aluminium, the Saline Antiseptit
harmless as common sait.)

The Lancet, August 27th,, 1870 says Of this pre-.
paration: "It Is qutess potent as chlorideof Zinc
or CarbolIc Acid, and isat the same time non
poisonous and devoid OF unpleasant smell OF every
kind. These qualities will, no doubt, insure its
being extensively used, and at no distant date we
may expect 1t to digplace the antIaeptics which
are at present in vogue"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17
ARemarkable Dream.

AMAN DREAMS THAT A RArTI.EsNAKE BITES
AND KILLS HrM-THE DREAM LITERALLY REAL
Enthusiastically gentleman of the highest char
acter, q minister of the gospel, related to us the
following remarkable facts, which We're furnished
him by the Rev. l. n. Thompson, well known
Methodist preacher of Southern Indiana, and for
merly presiding elder of the Mitchell district.
One Of Mr.. Thompson's parishioners had very
singular dream, which ran about as follows, as he
related it to his family the next morning: He
dreamed that in walking through one of his pas
ture fields he came upon certain tree near the
path he was following, and which had an opening,
from rot on one side. Near the foo. of this tree,
coiled along side the path, he saw in his dream a
large yellow rttlesnake, and this snake his dream
told him, had bitten him and killed him.
After relating the dream to his family next
morning, he concluded to go to the pasture, and
there, beside the path at tie foot of the halfrot-
ted tree, lay coiled up large rattlesnake. Seiz-
ing a small limb from tree lying near, he struck
at the SNAKE but in SO doing his foot slipped and
he fell npon the poisonous reptile, which bit him
upon the cheek. He hastened to his home, nearly
q quarter of a mile distant, where two hours later,
he died in great agony. This story is an almost
incredible one, bnt it comes to MS from such ahigh
source>that we cannot doubt its truth.-Louisrille
Commercial.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

SOMETHING FOR THE IMMIGRATION PAMPH-
LEr.-The editor of the Valparaiso, Indiana, "
deite, was one of the recent excursionists to Ne
braska, and he advertised Omaha with the same
effect on the immigrants that the Omaha papers
have been doing lately. The Indianian says:
1--WE crossed the river ut Omaha about half
past five. Arrangements had been made to give
our party reception at ths Board Of Trade rooms,
but the Mayor went home drunk, anf we had to
take care Of ourselves rs best we could. Omaha
il principally settled with cannibals, human gor-
illas, land pirates, dead heats gamblers, plugug-
lies and blood sucking vampires. Since the re-
moval of the State Capital to Lincoln, the town
has become terribly demoralized. They make it
a point to skin every traveller that has to pass
through there. Their hotels are full of bed bngs,
which would suck the life ont OF man in
week. When you go west, give that miserable,
God forsaken Sotlom and Gomorrah wide BERTH
This Ia 80 perfectly in keeping with the char
acter which thesOmaha papers have been giving
their place, that we presume they will both pub
lsh it in large type, and request the State Board
Of Immigration to insert it in their next pamph-
let BY all means, let it he put in the pamphlet.
We are willing-yea, anxions, to do them full
justice in all these important matters--Nebraska
City Chronicle.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

CoRREcTIoNs.-The Wyandotte Gazette makes
several corrections of article the Free State
Fathers principally relative to the present where
abouts and occupation of some of the persons men,
toned. We supposed, at the time, that we would
commit many errors. We have since discovered
some of them; and have also thought of quite a
number of prominent old Free State men of whom
we made no mention. But perhaps it will serve
a. foundation for some person better posted ia
write up the Old Guard.
1t is singular fact, which We neglected to
mention at the time, that while most Of the old
Free State veterans are occupying back seats, we
find many of the old Pro-Slavery men, who be.
came loyal at . comparatively recent date, occu-
pying Offices of honor and emolument by Repub-
lican favor; and these, when occasionally ousted,
raise such hullabaloo as to almost make one
think the props of the Government had been pull
ed ont.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17
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spare time you nave boo Tor eeis OF nsn Tor mudcat
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leaf orowneafed october and 80 FORTH If you i've In
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nek with the African BLACK bantam turnp though Rogers
Hyonds yieid largely consier my improved Concord
Seeding the best turnp In the Market Seed Tor sale by
me- at sio per ounce
NovEMBER-This month comes Immediately after the
close OF october ana about thry days before the com
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17
(For the ChieG.)

HIGHLAND, KANSAS, August 10th, 1871.
Mr.. EDrroR-Dear S1:-We notice, in your issue Of An
gust 10TH that Mr. s Edeery Nurseryman, of Highland
Kansas Is aboring under grand mistake. We think Mr.
Edgeriy should had understanding of the thing
befof publishing he dill writing letters Of inquiry
different nurserymen in the East before thoroughly under
standing the nature of the He understands that
selling apple grated Russian ROOTS which Is
not But do claim to be selling apple trees grated
of Russian seions American roots which claim
harder than those of this country from the fact that ~
originally from q colder climate The very best
chars the of Illinois Of this description;
and it would be well Mr. Edgery would select his scons
from jus such trees for gatng better than
selecting gratis from young trees which have borne
ft-and by doing person Is apt to get varieties
Our scons all selected from old bearing
trees and by doing trees will bear very and
than this. deliver varieties name and give
good satisfaction Respectfully, yours.
MYERS & COBORy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17
The Aausas Chiet.
SOL. MILLER. Editor.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, ::::: August IL, 1871.
Editor.
Democracy's Hard Rond.


The Democracy are ut this time most earnestly
at work to rescue the country from corrupt hands,
and save the people from impending ruin. 1t is
q very hard job and here is the way they are mix
ing things up:
They bewail the condition Of the country, as
being loaded down with n debt contracted by the
Radical party; and they denounce the extrava-
gance of the Republican Administration, in reduc-
ing the debt at the rate of ten or twelve millions
per month.
They are shocked at the high taxes, and THEY
cry of the Radicals, while their own party in New
York are grinding the life out of the people with
taxes, and stealing such scale that they can
afford to offer newspaper million dollars to stop
its exposures of their rascality.
They are proclaiming their "New Departure"
recognizing all the results of the war and amend
ments of the Constitution, including negro suf
frage, as fixed facts; and at the South, they are
outraging and numbering loyal men, both white
and black, simply because they are Republicans
And to crown the impudence, they claim that the
Ku-klux outrages are the work of Radicals-the
Radicals numbering off their own party, to injure
the Democracy!
They denounce monopolies, and profess great
regard for the interests of laboring men; yet, in
every State where they have power, it is held
through the influence of monopolies-as the Erie
Ring in New York; the Camden and Amboy in
New Jersey; and in Kentucky, the old spirit that
believed in buying and selling the laboring man,
and forcing from him the fruits Of his toll.
They protest against being held responsible for
the acts and expressions of leading rebels; yet
they glorify every dead rebel leader, and defend
the reputation of every living one.
They delight in publishing to the world, rs
"Radical outrages," every case Of attempted rape
by a negro, and every improper act Of preachers
with the women; but they are sadly worried over
the ISLANDER against Mr.. Davis" concerning his
late sleeping-car affair, while his most intimate
friends have confessed to be true.
Verify, the Democracy have much uphill work
to perform, in their efforts to redeem the country.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

superior to hasten the preparations iot
without thinking Of him. MS mrs. rrsoniion ,., ~
relation to his own course, was 70 Proceeo Win Win
his company, leaving his morse 70 pc sent aiter
him, when recovered. He was ioafil, however, 70
leave the highly-pr,zcd and iong-tned charger
behindi and Colonel Bruce, taxing aavanIase =,
the feeling, and representing the openness anu
safety of the rod the shcrtess OF the days jour
ney, for tsc next Station at which the eAiies IN
tended lodging WAS scarce twenty miles distant,
and above all, promising, IT he renamed 10 escort
him thither with band ef his young men, 10
whom the excursion would be but an Agreeable
frolic, tho soldier chang'si his mind, anu, ~ ah
evil boar, it afterwards appeared coisehiea Z"
rrrsaih uutil Brown Brlare'is WAS pr"ngnt III
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

DR0rTi. IN OTHER STATEs-A letter received
i'm this city from writer in Monroe County, Wis
consin, gives gloomy view of the farming inte-
rest there. He says spring grain is very light,
and fall wheat will not average over eight bush
els 10 the The ehintz bug has destroyed o
large share of the corn and there il great want of
rain, the ground being without moisture for four
OF five inches. Under these circumstances it is
no wonder that the writer says he does not think,
as general thing, that farming pays there. In
Southern Ohio, too, the corn is suffering greatly
from q severe drouth, and unless rain comes
the crop will be ruined. Our Kansas farmers can
tell more cheerful story than this.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

HOME NEWS FROM ABRoAD-The Hamilton (O)
Telegraph, Of recent date, contains the following
item. Editors possessed of such accurate knowl-
edge of Kansas, are proper persons to discourage
emigrants from coming here:
The attractions Of White Cloud Co., Kansas fnduht
able The climate is mild the soil is the and when
tickled with the hoe angs with abundant harvests but
Eden had its serpent and White Cloud has Board Of Coun
ty Commissioners whose tax levy for the current year
amounts tn per cent Immigrants into Kansas VIII
admire White Cloud-and pass
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

~ Reader, did it ever occur to you what sin
gular transpositions could be made of simple
words and names, by slight attentions in the let
tiers composing themf Take, for example, the
name of the nephew of DoN CARLOS BUELL.. Take
away the and he becomes the appropriate append
age to the neck of the old eunuch "f flock of
sheep-BEIL- Ta.e away the f, and he is Bull
But most remarkable of all, take away all the let
ters, or let them all stand, or transpose them in
whatever way you please, and he is a Jackass!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

The New York Globe says: Mr.. Jones, of the
Times, was asked last fall, by one of the ring, if
one million dollars would buy controlling inter
est in that paper. to which he replied No. He
and he answered, the amount could not be named.
The looks of the Times are all kept in duplicate,
one set out of the building to guard against sci
zure. The stock owned by the late Thomas b.
Taylor is held in some quarters to the managers of
the Times unknown, and they have been unable
to pay thedividends due upon it."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

~ The Independence Democrat, published by
MARTIN VAN BUREN BENNETT, an Iowa Copper
head Of the BRICK POMEROY school, has suspend
ed The fellow came to Kansas a couple of years
ago, and set out to run his style of literature on
the high-pressure plan. As he played ont in one
place. he fitted to another and has inst laid down
the spoons at his third or fourth venture. Where
will the poor, venOmous devjl hang ont next'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

Two-HANDED EUCHER N CHURcH.-On Satur-
day evening q sensation was created in the Pres
byterian Church, at Springfield, Long Island.
Two young men sat in a pew with young lady
between them. Their conduct attracted such
marked attention as to disturb the minister, who
was preaching on casting out Of devils. The sex-
ton advanced to the seat and discovered that the
young lady had her dress drawn down thightly
across her knees, and on it the young men were
having an enjoyable game of eucher. They were
forced to make hasty exit. The indignation of
the people is aroused, and there is talk of having
them arrested.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

70 Leavenworth voted, the other day, almost
unanimously, to transfer the County stock in the
Kansas Pacific Railroad to the Kansas Central
Road, which is the proposed narrow-gauge; and
the papers now exclaim that Leavenworth's pros
perity is insured. Perhaps in less than year,
they will vote to transfer the stock to some other
Road, and insure Leavenworth's prosperity once
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

~ There is a remarkable similarity in the oc-
cupations of two celebrated nephews of two cele-
brated warriors. The nephew of NAPOLEON BO-
NAPARrE is loafng about Chiselhurst; and the
nephew of DON CARLOS BUELL. is loaiing about,
trying to chisel hotel landlords.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

The st. Louis Times says: ave hear of but
one democrat in all Iowa who refuses to depart,
and that is lie Grand Byington, of Iowa City. He
is still making speeches on the Lecompton consti-
tuition. Should he come down to the attack on
Fort Sumpter by October, he may vote for Judge
Knapp for governor out of old friendship."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

~ sam. WORD, formerly fedselng pettifog-
ger in this country, is spoken of one of the dis
tinguished Democratic leaders in Montana. With
such men as the heavy timber of the Democracy,
it is not to be wondered at that the Republicans
carried the Territory by 1000 majority.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

v The widow of C. L. VALIANDIGHAM died at
Cumberland, Maryland, on the 18th inst, from the
effects of the shock produced by her husbands
death. She was regarded by those who knew her,
as an estimable lady.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

RULO ITEMs.-The Rulo Register, edited by a
nephew of DON CAELOs BUELL., is very popular in
that town. Many families feel that they could not
dispense with it.
The dysentery is very bad in Rulo, this season.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

IL number of Kansas papers are hastenng
to hoist GRANTS name for President, in 1872. As
we don't want any Office, We'll wait until after
the Convention meets, and hoist the name Of the
man who is nominated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

The Chicago Post says: The St. Louis Repsb-
Hcan has an editorial, long enough to make five
columns in the Post, bewaiing the death, in 1s55,
of the anti-slavery martyr, Elijah P. Loyejoy, Of
Alton. ut the hands of the democrats. Now the
Millerites can don their pale habiliments again,
for something wonderful is going to happen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

y Some allowance must be made far JEEF.
DAVIS sieepingcar mishap. He is trouhled with
color blindness, and has but one eye, at that. He
niistook the Woman for Niger!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

fGOoD RsAsox.-We several weeks since gave
some account OF singular genius who was formerly
sejourning about here, and related an incident OF
his being lost while on buffalo hnnt. This has
reminded some Of the boys of another circumstance
connected with that event.
The old fellow was lost for four days, and When
at last he stumbled upon the camp. he was almost
starved to DEATH In telling his story, he SAID that
he had come to the bank Of n creek, and knowing
that If he followed on down the stream, it wonid
bring him to some settlement at least he resolved
10 pursne that course. The last night before
reaching the camp, he sid, he lay down ON the
bank of the stream, about snndown, to rest for the
night. Pretty soon he heard trampling, and a
considerable herd of buffalo, old and young, came
down into the water to drink. They were 80
close to hin; that as they stood in the stream,
switching their tails they sllashed water into his
face.
"Thundcrw put in one of the boys; "you had
your gun along; why didn't you shoot one of
them, and have something to eatr
"why,p replied the old fellow, with much ear
nestness" had no saltw
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

- BARRIERS now punch their shaving tickets,
when they take them up, after the manner Of
railroad conductors Don CARLOS undertook to
get his shaving dead-head, and the barber punch
ID it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

Coop woRDs.-Although We published our
batch of complimentary notices of the press, sew
eral weeks ago, yet We cannot refrain from occa-
sionally copying others, when papers of the char
acter and standing of the Kansas Farmer come at
in this way:
THE WHITE CLouD CHEr.-There is perhaps. no man In
the better favoraby known than Sol Miller
and paper In the State thoroughly appreciated than
the White Cloud Chief II is the oldest paper in the State
having reached the mature Of fifteen years and
through sunshine and storm it has failed to tell its
readers Just what its editor thought upon every saect
both State and National and during all that time We have
heard Of charge of bribery corruption being LAID
ut its door,
But the old and we remembered features Of the Chi
have passed. and i'm their place come those that en-
title II to be named the Kansas Beauty Its broad col
clear type and excellent paper form combination
that has called forth ecoms than have fallen 70 the
lot other paper in the State II Is fortunate that
Miller has pas~ed the age AZ gddinexs else he would
be proud and pued up We knse had grave doubts as to
what paper would be the Leading Paper but those
doubts are ceyy dispelesl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

p The Pennsylvania coal regions are bccom-
ing remarkable for the frequency of terrible ac-
cidelits. Another one occurred Mt Pittston, on
Monday morning, by an explosion, causing the
death Of all the workmen in mine, over twenty
in number
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

gT- The Girard Press comes to us once more, as
bright and Independent as ever, and full of fight
against the Neutral Land bandits.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-08-17

Does he rrcolect when he had loyal relative in
ncghboring County .-Dom Carlos.
/ Yes; Ne pspember. it just a. rsH Bnt who can
remember a loyal relative that DoN CARLOS ever
had. There's where the puzzle comes in.