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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-10

e. r. DODGE, General Collector ard
Business Agent. Office at Maupin &
Cromer's. milf
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scar,...@ rEvER.-No new cases of
e'a were reported yesterday.
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NhficiAL.-'rhe storm OF yester-
WI prove OF great benefit to the
bean ! districts. The crops have
drynos. lstle backward, owing to the
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IN lowN.-Frank Dana of Eberhart
wy was In town yesterday. He came
oVer IN a private conveyance, accom-
rsan'eu oy sick man who took the
rnn Se AZ TINS place for the railroad, en-
,os,e osan Francisco. Mr.. Dana re-
ranv we mines of the English Com
be,tssro n treasure Hill as looking far
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FRESH Ranch Butter received daily at Tay-
ior's. my29
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r. oN SHIPMENT. The Eureka
&c. yesterday shipped %, 500
pou"ds' ana the Atlas Company 10000
Pal;ses oi bullion, by the Eureka and
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HEcKER's Self-rising Flour, in six-pound
packages. at Tayior's my29
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New FLAG.-Captain Colgan, Of the
Eureka Guards, has sent to San Fran
cisco for a handsome flag for the use
of that company. The Captain is I'M
renting in his efforts to make his
command a crack company, and richly
deserves the praise bestowed by the
members of the company on their
chief officer.
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A SUMMERS SNOW STORM. Al
though well on to tho Summer season,
the weather yesterday was decidedly
of a wintry character. The Sec
ond week in june and visited by
snow! Such an occurrence would
would prove q novelty in some parts
of the country, but 10 in the noun
tains creates but little surprise. 1t
showed and Esailed furiou,ly for a time,
but towards evening the cloud broke
away and the sun appeared radiant AS
ever. During the the storm, several
sharp peals of thunder were heard.
The storm had the effect of laying the
dust in the streets effectually, and it
will be several days before it becomes
disagreeable. 1t was much more vio-
lent here than at Ruby Hill and the
surrounding county, but extended
over u large scope of country. The
dark cloud that gathered on the noun.
tain tops To tie ncrth and south, caus-
ed some to become fearful that a flood
vas imminent but their fears proved
g~roundless. Early i'm the morning the
bills aud mountains were covered with
n coat of snow that seemed strangely
out of place for this season OF the year.
INSANE MAN.-Dcputy Sheriff All.
Nuckels, of Cherry Creek, arrived in
town yesterday, having in charge a
Mexican sheep herder named Francis
Carveda, who. of late, has shown evil
dert signs of insanity. He IA placed
in the County Jail and will to-day be
examined before a board OF examiners,
and ii found to be insane will be sent
to the asylum at Woodbridge.
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To LET.-A house on South Main Street,
nearly opposite tho Atlas Furnace, contain
taig four rooms, n large dining room, kitchen
and cellar. A No. l location for a Boarding
House. Let low to a responsible tenant. In
quire on the premises.
je9-tf IS Ggo. Orr.
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French and American Clocks

All styles. All Of the above be guarantees to
be of the Best Quality, and warranted as rep
resented.
Please call ut his new place at Levin &
Simon's Cigar Store. two doors below Mey-
ers Il Franklin's, and examine his goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as his Motto is,
''QuICk SALES and SMALL PROFITS"
n. B.-W atches cleaned and repaired and
and Jowelry Made to order; also. Jewelry
neatly repaired.
All orders from tho country promptly at
tended to. jos
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EASTERN Table Peaches, Blueberries anC
Yankee Pumpkin, at Tayior's. my29
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NEW MAPLE SUGAR, at TAYLoR's. jel
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To Whom 1t Nay Concern.

A point was made by DR.. ]. p. New
man at Arlington on Decoration day,
which is short and worthy the careful
and prayerful attention of the clergy in
at least three leading denominations. He
said: "Our gratitude to the dead is to
he manifested by perpetuating the bless
ing they secured for us and this will be
done by a sincere and intelligent frater-
nifty throughout the land; but This fra
termination will not lie a sublime fact
until the churches north and south shall
unite as before the war, and thereby Gre
ate a healthy loyal sentiment. To-day
the soldiers Of both armies are in adj
vance of the churches in good fellow
ship. Our soldier president great in
peace As he was in war, has set the ex-
ample of fraternity. Our statesmen are
more frsternal than the Christian minis
tiers. Let the churches follow the teach
ings OF their King of peace, and the
union shall live forever"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
ARE YOU BALD!

no you wi-h to know how Ia make Il new cult
IL 81 hair grow all over your besd' Young or
married lady, DO on ~i.h To stop your hair from
falling ont. Do you VISA 20 make 10 gros longer
and more rapidlyt Yong man, do you with To
prImo'e q rev growth To your ,b,ssefs ana
mon-tschef Do yon all wi-h 10 use the mOst
highly ~pcrfumed hair-dTes ing yoa ever u.cd In
your lifer do Jon wish your scslD cleaLstd oi
all dsnGruff and ,rupiioh-renderiug your brain
cool ard clear, ''Dr. Newton smiths Hair Re
storati.e" will accomplish all the shove. and J.
J.. D;omgooie & Co, Louisville, by, will con
tract To do all the above. or make no charge.
Particulars tree. Price, 81 per bottle or Elk for
3. expressed GU receipt OF price. This IL no, q
hair dye 20 color the hair. hut q scientific coinbt-
nation, which produces growth of new hair On
h. ads that have been bald twenty i've year..
Proof indisputable. Ladies' u.e a large amoant
Of dead hair. bnt bow your own can be uisde TAI
coil beautifully around your head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
The War Strength of the German
LandWehr.

The military contributor of the Co
lOgne Gazette says that in the event of a
new war with France a much larger force
of landwehr will he available for service
in the field than was the case in 1870,
when the total strength of the landwehr
troops thus employed did not exceed that
of two and a half corps d'armee. The
movable landwehr battaliOns can, under
the new organization, be partly attached
to the divisions and bIigades of the
regular army, while the fourth field bat
talions will be available for reserve and
commissariat duty. These 14S battal-
ions, which are only to be called out in
case of war or mobilization, will consist
of 1864 officers and from S,696 to
14S,296 men, with 5000 horses, thus
raising the total force Of the German
army when on u war footing to 1882
battalions, 745 OF which, under the new
increased establishment of 90 battalions
for each of the % corps d'armee, would
be available for service in the field. The
artillery equipment of the fourth field
battaliOns is already provided; 300 field
batteries and 81 reserve batteries are set
apart for them, which would allow 16
batteries, or DC guns. for each corps.
The writer adds that it Is very probable
tina: the landwehr artillery will be largely
increased. As to the yearly contingent,
that of the German army is smaller than
those of the Russian and French armies.
According to the last returns, based on
the census of 1871, the number of young
men of 20 on the lists was So, 900. OF
this number, $4,000 had been, by mis-
take, entered twice over, $4,000 had emf
grated or hal otherwise become nnavaiI
able, 1880 were qualified as one years
service men (~cinjahrige), 240 were-.mor-
ally disqualified" $4,000 were ~"totally
unfit for SERVICE" $500 mot sufficiently
fit for SERVICE" 232, 600 mot sufficiently
developed physically" 10000 were ex-
emp:ed for family and other reasons, and
400 were in prison or under trial. The
original number of 500, $50 men was
thus reduced to 10000, to which were
added $4,000 men who for various Iea-
sons had not Joined in previous years,
making a total of 10000 men. of
these, however. the number actually
taken into the service was only 1850
viz, 143,05O for the army and $500 for
the navy.
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symptoms Of Liver Compliant and NJ sosn'
of the Diseases Produced ny ~.

a sa!low or yellow color at skin, or
yellowi.h-brown spots on face and other
parts Of body: dizziness and drowsiness
with frequent headache; dizziness. bitter
or bad Taste in mouth; dryness II 'hros'
ami internal heat; palpi'siion; IN maty
Cases u dry, teSSing cough, Win sore
throat; unsteady sppetite, raising ioo',
choking sensation IN throat: distress,
heaviness, bloated ~ iuil feeling about
stomach and sides, pain IN sides, back or
breast, and about shoulders; collie, pain
and soreness through bowels, with heat
constipation, alternating with frequent
attacks Of diarrt9a; piles, fiatulence.
nervousness, GOODNESS al extremitics rush
Of blood 10 head, with symptoms oi apo
plexy, n%umbness of limbs, especially ut
night; cold chills, alternating with hot
flashes, kidney and urinary difficulties;
duIlness, low spirits, unsociabil,ty aud
gloomy f~orebodings. Only few of above
symptoms likely to I've present at one
time. All who Use DIR. Pierce's Ait. Ext.
or Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Furgative Pellets for Liver Complaint
and lis complications, are loud in their
praise OF them. They are sold by all
dealers in medicines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

The Washington Chronicle complains
of the Sioux chiefs who are now at the
capital, and say they attire themselves in
short calico shirts and abbreviated leg
gings, which fail + connect. If tho
administration agents wouldn't steal
their calico they could afford a full dress
salt.- Indianapolis Sentinel.
Many persons Z judged harshly by
the world because they allow no eye but
Gods to see into the inner s~anctuarics Of
their hearts.
P~ennsylvania forest fires again re-
findled, the inhabitants of several small
settlements being driven from their
homes, and several old and feeble per-
sons wore burned 10 death.
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Shall we Bury or Burn after Death?

CREMATiONIsrS Say that u II more counomi.
~ cal and lees trouble To burn cor bodies ate.
death. IL II tiers ible to think Of our bodies after
death being che, Into n furnace and actually
burned Ia ashes, and then either ''bOtt. ed up" Ia
gaze At, or sticwn over the helds tn enrich the
soil. This suijeor. IN msny quarter. II bein:
consider ably sZitatcd- SUPPOSE u trembling,
pate. feeble, emAclstcd vile or daughter knew
that her dead body would he burned and The ashc-
placed Ia M ufn 70 sdosn tue Mantle. would sBr
not wresjle with disease more yigUiousiyt An
dear madam. Young or old, married of ssngis, yOa
are how ,rihing with you lite; yVu are seldom
had u chrome female complaint n long
time you are not regular each month: suffer to-
much; you art pale. dsspondIng. feeble, enact
sIed. full Of pain- and achss, no appetite. con
siipated. by stcrical, have leucorrhWA. hyrtsrtcr,
falling of the womb. liberation, and rapidly vet
ting worse. You can be cured at once by the u-e
of DIR. Dromgoolc'- ENsLisu FEMALE BfrTGM-.
Price of large bottles reduced to Si.0, or d Tor
500. Expressed on receipt of price. sold by
all druggists. send stamp TO j. y. Dromgooie n
20, Louisville, Ky, and get . copy Of "w omsn's
Medical AcyiseT." Take our adsice, and defer
the y Tina In hury mr. hurn
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Prof. Huxley delivered his first lecture

Prot. Huxley delivered his first lecture
at Edinburgh university, afew days ago,
in presence of a very large audience. He
spoke at some length on the structure Of
the crocodile, which he regarded a the
key to a vast number of extinct reptiles.
Archaeological facts, he said, showed
that there had been a succession Of
4. rms of that animal from the triassic
period tn the present day, the oldest
being something like tire lizard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
Gen. Sheridan's Residence.

After the marriage Of Gen. Sheridan
and Miss Rucker, In Chicago, June 3d,
they went 10 q house to live that is fixed
up in this way: The house is a square
brick. two story and basement, ard
stands alone in the center of a clipped
lawn. 1t is handsomely furnished in
real military style, a happy mclange of
battle relics, and parlor ornaments.
Pictures of Generals adorn the walls.
French sketches in water %coiors, por-
traits Of the General, landscapes, and
bits of sky tenderly expressive of nature.
The carpets are rose color, black aud
yellow. The tamboured cloths on the
round table match them An upright
piano stands closed a. one side of the
further parlor. A handsome mirror in
an ebony frame reflects the double
length of the house; opening Oft this is
n quaint little library, sacred to commits
sio3s, army records. and great volumes
that smell of smoke and carnage; silk
flags, the flags of peace now, stand
furled in the corners, and soldierly ac-
coutremcnts flash out here and there.
The hall is ike the parlor, hung with
pictures of Sberidan's ride illustrated,
and various portraits and army scene
Upstairs arc the guest-room and the
bridal chamber, the front room in the
house, furnished in gold and blue, a pale
drab carpet with blue whey border, blue
velvet and rep furniture; lace hangings
at the three windows, with blue and gold
l~ambrcquirs, and in a small alcove IL
blue drapcd bed, with lace trimmings,
the foot draped with silk flags, and the
famous sword from which the diamond
was so ruthlessly stolen, hangs above it.
Over the mantel are a group of pictures,
portraits, and fancy sketches, two being
heads of a lady ~well-known and esteemed
in Chicago, the beautiful wife Of "A mil
itary journalist, and the intimate friend
of Gen. Sheridan and his bride. A
sketch in water cOlors of the head and
shoulders of Napoleon Ill, and some
pretty French coiorcd Autographs, illus
trative of the seasons. On the lace
draped toilet table a set of crimson and
gold. A superb rosewood writing stand
with plate glass mirror. On the mantcl,
various large medals commemorative of
the Generals victories, and a particularly
ugly stone god, exhumed from the ruins
of Pompeii. Over all this is a glory and
splendor of flowers that make it like an
enchanted bower; flowers i'm antique
vases and cut glass, in silver goblets and
bouquet holders. Even the Generals
silver shaving cup is crowded full Of
white carnations and clusters IF hell
otropc. If the young couple do nos
live in magnificence here, they can at
least he very comfortable with a retinue
of cOlored servants to wait upon them
and an income of 100000 a year, free of
all expense.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

Hon. William E. Smith, Of Mil wankee
once Secretary II State of Wisconsin,
who was Washburn's principal COMPETE
tor for the gubernatorial nomination in
1871. has appeared - q candidate for the
same position.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

The Ayerill Chemical Paint Company supply q
long felt want. They not only furnish u paint
more lasting. handsomer, and at the same time
cheaper than the best uf others; but IL IL IN .
liquid form-white and all the Fashionable and
most exquisite shxdes-ready Tor the brush; 50
that farmers, In fact everybody, can be their own
painter, If necessary. Indeed all the buildings
upon which the Avcrill Chemical Paint has been
applied are maryels Of beauty.-From "Christidn
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

ChrOmOs.-Thc comparatively recent inven.
ton OF chromos has met with a great success in
this a. well "a other countries, and the popularity
attained Is we'll merited, as { gives people OF
limited means opportunities TO obtain faithful
copies OF works Of art that otherwise could Onl,
De obtained at great expense. such is the per
fecti on To which the art has been brought that
now excellent works can be bought for very low
prices. Ii will be seen by an advertisement in
another coilmn that F. p. Giuck, or New Bedford,
offers extraordinary inducements TO agents to
engage in the sale Of chromos, and ii seems ~ "
success must attend the efforts Of anv one VINO
shall take up the business and actively push IL
forward. For one dollar 10 is offered TO mail TO
any address. postpaid, 12 beautiful oil chromos,
size 9xl1. mounted. Agencies are said TO be pay
inc we'll
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
Thorouxhbrrd Stock and flne Poultry

Thoroughbred Stock and Fine Poultry
In another column We present the announcement
of John X Stuy yesant, ESQ, Of Poughneeps.e,
n. Y. one Of the most extensive breeders Of
Short Horn and:Ayrshirec cattle in The East. He
breeds the choicest strains and has q magnificent
herd. In fowls he breeds the Partridge Cochin
and Black-Brt acted Red Game. Mr.. Stuyvesant
IL disposing OF his poultry and cattle, and vest
ern stock-brreders and poultry-f;"r.ers will do
we'll Tn spnd for cataloyue
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

Plucky men and women can find
profitable employment in e~snvasing for
the sale Ut the fine Pictorial Family
Bible M ether splendid subscription
hooks published ny the Iowa Bible and
Pub. Co, Mnscafine, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

All About Florida In Iowa and the West,
with its terrible winters and biting wind. Florida
1. looked upon as an earthly paradise. It's orange
groves and pineapple plantations, together with
n salubrious ciima'c tempered by cool sea brcezes,
make il the most dcsir. bile state In the Union.
10 get full anu reliable particulars OF Florida, all
about its frui = ana fowers, cub, cribe for the
Florida Igricaitnvist published at Jacksonville.
IL has the full proceedings of the Florida Fruit
Growers Association, and all about the coil.
land, &c. Ii Is an ably edited paper. See card in
another column and send for II. s. per year.
Sample COPY for 10 cts
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

1t II n great mistake TO SUPPOSE that the
cause Of rheumatism, neuralgia or govt exists IN
the locality where the pain is experienced. The
actual source of these diseases IL generally urea
in the blood. and IL IL one OF the special proper
ties OF On. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIT.
TIERS to neutralize this deposit. while ii renoyates
the relaxed kidneys. and thus prevents them from
permitting q portion Of this secretion to escape
through improper channels. Torpidity OF the
stomach has alec much TO do with the viiiation
Of the blood, and upon this organ the bittc!s act
az n stlMulant and inyigOranf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
Improved Dental PIate.-In another CO

Improved Dental PlAte.-In another col
umn we present the card uf Dr. Ii. j. Field. Of
Leaksvil;e. North Carolina, VINO has patented an
improved dental plate, TO which tee h can be
dxed or removed at pleasure. Dentists working
under DR.. Fields patent need no o, her license; his
fs fu.l and complete. Dr.. Field is also proprietor
Of the Field lntaliible stypti:, warranted to and
will stop any external bleeding In a few seconds.
OF DIR. Fled II IL sufficient for us to cay that he
of his day, and his patent plates are coming into
universal use.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
MANUAL OF JURISPRUDENCE

AND COOPERATION OF rHK PATRONS OF
HUSBANDRY. BY A. r.. Smedley, Master Of
Iowa State Grange. Published by Geo. VIM Jones,
office OF Patrons Helper Des Moinee. Iowa. Sd
pages, bound in cloth. BY mali, postage prepaid
ti25 per copy; by express or freight, IN pack
ages Of i've or more. $lW per copy.
Deputies and Masters are earnestly requested
to call the attention Of their respective Oranges
To this book. Send for copy n once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

AS . result of Ingersoll's pardon. the
property of Peter B. Sweeney and his
brother Jsmee n. has beeu attached.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
Dr. McAEEEE-Ar regular gradn

DIR. McAFFEE-A regular graduate OF British
and American institutes. - years a practicing
physician. Trears all Diseases of the Kidneys,
Liver. Lungs, Heart. Throat, Heal and Nervous
system. Errors Of Youth and Abuses OF Man
hood successfully treated and even alter others
have failed. $40 forfeit for any case Of Seminal
Weakness or private disease of any kind or char
actcr he undertakes and fails TO cure. Ladies
will find proper treatment for diseases peculiar
to their eek. All letters containing stamps for
reply promptly answered.
Cons 9itdtion free. Send for circular. Address
Lock Box a60. or call at Office, 81 Perry street,
Dayen IOrt. Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

Ladies', He Heaithy.-To secure the great
boon Of perfect heath, drink English Female
Bi,ters. Every druggist cells theml
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
PATENTS,

State, County aud DINO KIghts Tor ale.
d. j.. FIELD. 81 Lesk-yilie. y. q, has
IL recently taken out two patents. one for IN
improved method Of attaching artificial teeth to
their Plates, and the other fot q Combination
Dental Plate. msdc In part of rubber " eel'uioid.
and In part of METAL G nuts, la which the teeth
Are attached aud so arranged that II requires bat
q few moments les replace any number u t~stn
that may by accident or otherwise gt broken
from the plate. The time en-t s9d 'roubie
are about The .sme Is for the regular rubb~f W
c~llrloid plate, while u l. worth tSics ~ raaeS.
Dentists working under this patent have no need
Of any Utter lice nee, ~ the above plate does not
Infringe upon any other rnbbsr patent The work
has been tested NOR than twelve months. and -
warranted 70 give satisfaction. Df. Yield 10 ais'
proprietor ~ the Field Infsliible styptte,
warraLted To sIop any external bleeding In . k~
mous.ats. Price per bottle 80 cts
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Nsdi
~ son. Ind. u. r. uALrEEr, Principal. siiu
uftnus .su~p.ntes.t
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

Dr. J.. Walkers California YIN.
ccar Bitters are u purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the IA
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Cal.for-
mia, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted thcrcfrom without the use
Of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIr-
TERsi' OR answer is, that they remov
the cause Of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and n life-giying principle,
n perfect Renovator and l~nvigorator
Of the system. Never before IN the
history Of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities OF VINEGAR BITrERs in healing the
sick Of every disease man il heir 10. They
are q gentle rurgaiivc as well as n Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation 81
tho Liver and visccra! Organs, IN Bilious
A-n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

The properties Of Dr. WALKEE's
VINEGAR BirrERs are Apericn', piaphorriic,
Csrminative. Nutritious, Laxative. Wure;ir.
Seda,ive. Counter Irritan:, Sudoriiic, Aliera-
i've. and Anti Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VIZ
EGAR BITTERS the most wonderful In
y~igorant that ever sustained the sinking
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24
Pin, Tame. and other Worms,
Hhti'iSfN
Cleanse the Initiated Blood ri

ever ron find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples. Eruptions. or Sores !;
cleanse It when yoa find it INSTRUCTED and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when i, is
foul your feelings will tell you when. E.ep
the blood pure, and the health Of the system
will fellow.
m N ~~px~ar
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e. ~. 4 CO..

Druggists aud Gen Agts. San Frsaci~ca. California
and cor of darlington asd Cbaritoa SIS. y. Y.
SO1d by all 1DV0gxtses n nd llealr~
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No Person can take these BitterS

according In directions, an remain long
mwcll. provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
,.,,;r
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-24

CHicAco, MAs at. ISIS.