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THE LAW OF HABIT.


Dishop Andrews Of tho Methodist Ep{scopsl
Church. preached to large audience last eyon-
Ing II GEaco Church. North Lasalle strcet, taking
Tor liza text: J" Whatsoayer o man Bowoth HAT
also shall he roap,' In the province Of agricul-
turo that Inv was no universal that 10 know Of
no exception to 1t. The far,uar hold iu ILLS
hRnda Two dark aoels, very much alko In appoar-
ance, nnd planted them. Que produced nox-
ious Woed, tho other . beautiful flowor. 1hla
was all unchangeable but most mysterious law,
1lo could not explain 1t, nor could any human
being. It Was ono OF tile nyntosioH that boloug-
o1 to tho invisible Cleator of all. It was truo
that, undor certain nodcs of farming, tho nature
q a seed might DO improved. but not changed.
ply ltsolf twelve huudrod-toil, aud SONS,
in tue Woss, wa.e known to 10 far
moro prolific. Tue mighty oak sprung
from from VA tho ,,,.,n humble ou scorn aud attor
uahA sprinRirg frotn u. 10 It VAS al through
tho history Of uatute--lIke producing like. AnI
all this was. by analogy, coppeetetl with tho
growth Of human character. Truly Ind tho
s1 eses 4s sy yxso 'sssi ssaa
not realize tLo truth OF this Who waa tlcrc
present that d.1 not rocogn'zo t4o change in his
chataoser f'om IoYhoo4 to msnbood--tu many
Sa'3'' II l." WAS *''eIa ns. botos.s :os
people wera barn with different characters tlat
shoy no much Varied; but because c,rcu,1,
htauces, moro powerful 10 somo iila!ancea than
naturs herself. bad workad the. change. Lot
hons. F.om childhood onward had thoy not brea
luying tint upnn tint In tho coor.ug Of thetr dis
positions! Illay could take OF coat attor coat,
4o'ug lsck TO childhood, aud stand revealed III
but 10 'llnorent from tLalr pscsent aslyos
that recognition would Lo ilapossiblo.
6u, 4 3 Eaan started III life Determined to bo
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THE tNFLM1TuDE OF GOD.


bishop Fostor preached 10 worry largo con-
gregatfou Yesterday evening Mt Trinity Methodist
Ep!acopal Church, Indiana aveuue, near THen-
ty-foue'h street. Ills text wnH:
heseech Thee, shuw INC Thy glory.
To Eaitl Il was necessity Of The human mind
that 1t should tlinH Of God. Biuca the world
began there had boon an anxious search going
OH in al tho ages to reach eome opt,
auitab1n conception Of tho Diyino characlor,
aud yet God was 80 difficult to approach, be-
causo OF tho greatness and alory Of His chnrnc-
tor. that 1t had been almost tho universal re-
suit that tho subject existed confusedly In all
minds. mud waH imrcrfoc,ly apprehended by tho
nobeht mud toftiest intc11ixcncua. We raw ouly
tho iruit-only tho limited mud BOUNDED. Iuu
cry Of ages lad boon bind PRAYER wllirl,
back to lie from tho urons Doing, mo man
cau 500 my faco." freer rendering would,
perhaps. n,nke It, mo living boing ca, epe u,y
face, which revealed tho great lac. TINT GoI
waa. III His very nature invisible to human
thought or 10 human eonsc, to angelic thought
or angelic aenao. since all tho forms Of thought
among finite Loings ,Aro forms Of Limitation,
Tho glory Of God ma Cod. Nlen NO como
to conceive Of His alory We ms,st come to con-
cotse Of Him; All thugs that emanatcd and
reflections Of tho glory of Ills Personality. They
wero NJ foeblo oulboamtugs Of what uo maa in
1ilmso1f. Perhaps ono Of tLo steatoat
wants Of the. tilno, and Of all tttue,
was to conn INTO communion with God. Wo
built temples 10 llts pr&!so, wo sang to Him, wo
prayed to Him, but llos lttio wo compseLet,dod
tho realisy OF tho Icing wo worshipel! !! lIow
imporfecty our tuind took hold Of tito fact that
God was God, that 1o vas tho u,o,l feal Of oil
beings, tlo very root and substance Of uIs
thoughts! Waa it not Important that
lie Htonll atand tofora our tunds with
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NOTES AND NEWS.
flb EE,Akf

ILAcVHhA1s
Special Dfspofth TO The Chfeaeo Tribuns.
WARRINGTON, D. G., May ao.-Tha secretsry
Of Btata has received letter from All,ster
Washburnc, At Parts. elattuR that SovalEon
Brown, the Chief Clerk Of tho stato Depart
meut, who left for Eurouo for Ills health. Is
lying very low Of consumption.
onow1s AND TnnEATs.
Bono OF lie hanRerA-on Of Southern and
southwestern 3enhtorn give out that they will
bnvo strength enough TO defeat tho confirmation
Of fierronont ~ Attorney -0enernl. in case hs
has courage 10 inausurnte the roforn,s in tbs
DiBtrict Attorneys md United 9sateH Marsilala'
Offices tn tl,onn Hections to which he ia now d.
recttng bis nLtcntion.
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
Tho. Secretary Of the Interior, 1T the next
council with tho fhdiapB, to be lIold. doubtless,
tomorrow, will make to them tllcBc Two p.opo-
sittonn Fiat, that they surrender ali their
rights to huut In Wyoming and Nebrsaka I;
second. that thoy surrender to the Government
the right to oneu any mineral fand within tho
permanent atonx reservation to Wlnto rtt1ement,
and ncrmit tho Government TO make roads
through such laus, and TINT tho aroa Of mineral
lahds be left discretionary with tle prrsI'ent.
Ihcso ars 900 that can bo paid 10 aecura tbs
first psovIson: All ncsinn tason to carry ont
the scoond nill rcqui1o tlu ratification Of Con-
gress.
WARRINGTON. y. G., May W.--A party Of ludl-
ans attended, Trinity Church to-day, willis Hpot-
tod Tail and m interpreter went 10 Dr.. Nav.
Prssout III and hope osta5ae If seeing ehearna t1s
which wns nnt Rrasneu. Spotted Till
sars tonight ho Inns to have s'l.oAp biz talk "
with the rest Of the Indians, Aud can't hold
council with tho Secretary OF tho In-
terror Tomorrow. The Indiana, havo been
counsofinR among themselves oil tho eyou-
Ing, and nro trying to decide upon
tlan for dividing Tho reservation so na to lot
the Government havs The Black Hills with tho
right OF way through their lands and yol tesorve
good ptece for themHtlycs. Thoy Ara stilI
delermined not to 70 to tho indian Territory.
GOLD sALtR.-
WARRINGTON, D. o.. May Gothic Secretary Of
Tho Treahury has instructed the Assistant TrtaB-
u1cr Of tho United States at New York to stll
1900, 600 In gold eaeh Thuitay lutiug juno.
Total amount to bo sold, S2,0t0,Du0.
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bishop Wiley preached yesterday morning to
tho congregation Of tho Ada Street Methodist
Church.
Tin ,1,v w,s s.t ,,or, H., H.. ,,,,,u,,,., al.
49,! '-' ne' alA.s ~ .au oAasae7 VI sn's
oehoinsNAt1oa LOT prayer aho assoo'aEHea IN tho
Interest OF missionary work, and the reverend
gensIcmnn'a scru,on wna on that subject,
Hin tart or ra.hcr HI. mo,to ~ IN a.,5 v,.,
,,a Sr,aS t,,n', =, ~. tarh,. p." o"'@, :, "uts W.,
I;. Wv "o!o1 ,,t 4ouau ~, ~ 1ao uulaa 1HaJsF' lhy
hlasaom tohle.' Ihese ~ords' ho said. weso full
Of benuty. Iloy wcro doar and Bactoil to oyory
Christian heart. Thoy were . part uf tho Lor,i's
Prayer, aud no words were mole Buoet aud feu-
der trnn nssociaaioll. ThoY not only rscallsd
tho ilto aud iHemury Of Jesus, hut vere attnohetl
to eyery religious utaus ouolection Of liz homa
Rnl childhu04, They brought bank muu,or,oA NJ
father or mother nlo Taught their ohlJron to
repent tho I4Lrd'n boautlfui nruyor, who mar
hAps had PASSED TO tho beautiful land Geyoni
tll9 Brayo aud they wofo assoclxtol with tho
hkhost thoughts aul uubloat purnosoy Of e,,r
lives. 1lo lad daily repeated tlem fvr tho lsst
fnrty years, II waa sueb nwout mud to,,.Ior
t!ungs that lny hold OF meh'a hyatt..
Tho l!rst thought IN tbs Lords PRAYER ..s a
nottiou for lilo glory ct Chr!sto Kinruom. Ilus
was tho f,llinK liua. .tnn woro told to nrsv tnr
I. aud to work for 1t. What wAs this kIt,uto,n3
l4a uukod. 1t was presented 10 w ~ 4 diy}nc
Kingdom, not temporal or worldly, not rouoto
Kiusdpul bpyonu tho akics. bur Kinudnn, ~
Roolueaa, Of peace, OF truth, epi OF honas.
which Christ jptoniod to Establlsh unon nsrtI.
1t VIVA q condition wherein (Iul's antnnr,,v
waa 10 be ostabl,uAed tllrougbo,,t tio
world. Il was nut {ioysrnmeut tv
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~ !bland NO. 10, and brought hero IN
Pltablo stnte, Ito buried. Gov. JayIor n,o.I, 's.
at Tho exercises. which wore all Of d choran.a ''sa
promote broll1or1y love hotween tho noo,,a y, ~
both hcctfons ot The Union. vary ,,,nrss rso ot
ato and patriotic PRAYER was oft.yc,t hv y,
uov. II. Stouo Richardson. Tho linn ~ "''
Ian u. Oston delivered very eoouo,, ''at, .,
pat'aotc address. ~ tho o,.tsat ho oxtrosas,,;a
acnHo OF tho ftnoss Of conhccratinx div IN ,,ta
-ooautfnI INC mortal to those who aiu .,own ,,":'
1!Vos IN war wloss results woso gra ,,der H..
t!lo'o OF any other war in tho worlI iuB,fyas
al iho blood nnd troasnro expon,lca nut ho ~,
1o'ccd thas ita observance was 30 l1rIcly /, 49,,
sp''it OF Charity 80 necessary to The tceor.,r''
II on ''afmony. md pcrpetn,tv Of our Uu,on Ms
was grateful to God aud tho Army OF tic 11nioe
TINT tho national Integrity and authority h,a
oeen 10 cstao'tshod by tlo wager OF baltic IN "a
inaho IL concluaivo forever that no tLeory NJ
etAto Sovereignty shall intotfcro with tin w.. ~
worse ccnlonta In raco md to!aiun Of wj,,c w..
United statou wore constituted, aut, fran w,a, ,o
thoy Ind been recruited, md apJoajc1 IL
~, to throw nssde oil ptcjldiccs, mi
things, 10 feeling that tl,sy wero '. a,ues, Al
cans and doing al thoY could to n1o,noto IT,
grc1tncas md prosperity Of thoir country. liz liz
u"eit nt Soma !e1,Etl, on tho hhture alld tess n
bett"Hst8ht 40lG1AtA W ll9 0Xlll0jt1QAH In nfho,
natons, anclent aud modern, aud appealed ~.
Its highest development hore. Ho closed wits
beautiful .pc1oration, in regard to t|ar"r
chap!ets on The HravcB OF s,cnring llerpcs ~
giooss mait!eilt. viii, tho simple ceremonies ~
thu DAY, showing that ticlr sacrifice, vera nv
forgotten. '3 A''
Ma J. O. g. .Moycr., will, e,o.t effect. road .
very beautiful nn'l lifting lioru by tho Win ~
Prof. J.. 3. Tonug. Of tho t3tato Uulytrsjty' ~.
fer1ng to tho wnr and i.n ,harn, .II,e ios.I
band that dared TO do Or dlo," aud tho natJnn'a
doAt to them.
Heretofore tho children Of Tho so1djete' H..
pAauB llonlo laTe Bt own anwors on tho eoit,fcr.l
graves "1tl hearts fnIf OF mingled emp,ioua. hnt
the Homo ia closed now, mud 10 whit c-ruhca
young g,ra from tho schools ttlat,iI}utci tha
loral gifts. Afterwards, tho oil soldiers of liza
Grand Army, with tlRyn lying mud n,ilHc pIayino
proceeded to tho ErAyes Ut tho dead Coufcdcr.
ales aud uocorated thasn with Aowcrs-an A.,
Performed hore among tho tlrst places In Tia
No.th. ant! at tho eug.ostt III OF Gov. Wa,Iborn
in 1879. bpecial nfleilngs were tIaccd on the
graves OF Gov. Harteg, who was drowned yhnn
hplnlng Wisconsin soldiers after tic battlo n
Shiloh, Gen. Theodore Read, who fell IN In
Last virulula hattlcn, Con. Cassire En,rcliId
WHO died from tho cncctu Ut q wound III Sn,lni,
aud otlolB.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sretlaf UisnftGh |" fAe CAr,A'o TrtbHnA
M1LwACKEE, Wis, 1lay 3).-Decoration-Dav
which Nas tcrnalty mud thinY observed ycster.
day. Was oommGnoraod to-duy with prent snr
cess at tho National Soldiers Hume, viii, eun.
i'rng. proccssion. musical programme, orationa.
etc.
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Spencer Ia held by capitAlials Ia San Fraucitco.
Tho clark who drew tho warrants fn Kinds favor
wa discharged Yesterday, an'i 1t fs not proba-
hold bis place much lnngor. Thete Ia
no tAint OF tllrl,oncBty Ia Hi. A'tman'a con-
tracts. and tho fnct that ho vaH compelled. In or.
dor to HecuEo thon to bid In 1IinLa' name ut,ly
furnish frosf illustration Of tho power Of tie
L1nds.Hponccr ring.
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MICHIGAN,
Hh6TStW-AIJyD6Y.


Sptcta& Distatch to The tn,caao Tribune.
EAST sAo1aAw, May 3o.-Tlo memorial .e,ys.
cen III decorating tho graves Of Unou soldiers
Scso grand success. Tho procession was
tltee-lunrterH Of d nile long, MID consisted Of
this police force, Company F OF tho sccol,d 1,c9.
incns OF Michigan State troops, eloycp Jodrea
Of tho Ordor of Odd.Fellows, auoua
them Valley and Washington Eucarpmoats IN
nnifotm, the Common Cuucil aud city ol|lrcrs
OF the two saEinawe, children Of public schools.
md severa' benevolent and aid socolicst fol.
loved by . sast couoourso Of citizens. Tho ser
vices at tho comotory we,e worry Impressive, con-
sts'!ag OF music. prayer, reading Of Will Catls.
Gage, and addscAscs by tho Roy. Il. dseony and
tue lcy. Thco. Nelson, Tho graveB OF tho seyon
soid'oas hn'iedin Bundy Hill Cometory wore then
strc"u with toWern bg ten little g,rls dressed in
white UPWARDS OF 10000 peUplo wltnusacd tho
ceremonies.
Observation-Disclosures
Srocfat Daa5sltct to iHe Lhcuaa Trib.tne.
LASslsu. Mich, May 29.-aIcmoial Day was
ubbetvct hero to,dny, winch lIaB not heretofore
been dune FOR thtce Or four yoa1u, when tho
Ito 1atn tho uight bofo.e mud tho warm sun
this M1rning made It unusually pleasant. t. Seua.
tor ]. 9. CAl1atanoy waH President Tho or..
ton waa dcscrcd BY tho Hon. George Willard,
q Da;.lo Crack: t!HsIng knights TcH,plar and
Encampmout OF 0di Fellows. tho racu y md
nombeFs OF THO 1sotoana 6cl,o1 rarti,is at,d ID
the oxorci.o os. twas uosabe Significance that,
II forming tnn PROCESSION. but one 20 tran eol.
t,or repressnrcd tue ott,zou soIt|a y In tic ,,ue
OF march. anj ho Btsayrd Out before eoiu; a
block; great many pooplo from tho cauntsy
were In town so-day, but moro on business thla
to join in tho cxotclscB. lilo Grafton was muro
than usually fine.
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oIeo't" 0fSp4Nh 10 ~" t"9e"Po 1F7oune.
La PohrE, Ind. May c0.-Dcco, asiou'Day was
noaca ~ ,,a oi, ntr,, r,,d,.nn
p.u !..,t,.. E'' wv 1s'. 4ua'sA' 'o,'".eois.
toe entlfo f'fo OoPa1tmeat, anu hundreds Of
carriages. formed around the Coutt-t1ouse nnd
Oil tho Adjoining streets, They marched to the
d,freront cemeteros. whoro thu mana, ercrc,.o.
,,.,o ~. ,,,.a,...,. LII. ~''19
"e'e soae through "tn'
LAfAYEfrx-suNDA4.
Special Dtspateh to The c"tcaao TIf,uas,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 30,--Tbe day bas heen
ob,erycd viii considerable coromony. tho min
.,.,o,... t.,,,, ia. :. H.. 49,.
oHs's''oe '""'ob P'sIe ~ 'ho or'ofa'Aouso'
Which Waa olaboratel7 decorated With eyor-
groons, ao"ora, and i]aGB. Tho 1icy.
John l.. Smith proejdod. Tho orat;on, hv "
Dev,tt Wallace Eao.. n, tnIa ci,s ,y,. a,,., ~
"'1ee' 4'ei', W su,' s''' "s' u4te'-
lent; also tho poem ny !. al. Aoynofde sono
excellent m1atc waa furnished by ptof. nugs!es'
choir aud tho German Copc1odts. Four mo-
c.s.;nna fortc.d .,d h.ot,.d h., h,.,. -,
na.. os ] .s. NV, ues'a1a ~ oNuua apa
ao"oe "asou6' P!oceaaou 10 tno oluofcnt oomo"
terles. anu tho EraEcs Of the honored dead Wotc
a:sewn WITH !Srcatlls and tloWcrs. The day was
unusually pleasant aud the attendance very
LARGE sffVlce5 IN most OF tho cuu.chcB mud
baohath-schools boug dispensed With for tho
OCCASION.
1NDtANAroL1s-suSpAY.
Speetat Dispateh to Ths thitaao 7rfbunr.
1NDIANArotls, Ind. May 30.-Tho ceremony
Of docoi ntinR the soldlc's' graves oeculred to-
dAY. tho exercises ooi3,g under tla especial caro-
OF tho German Veteran Association. In tbs pre-
isnnhry mceIngs but little interest sns shown
by oitlzens Eaucrally, and thia Yeterau Associa.
tioD was loft Utmost to itself, aud II had dstor-
mined to hold tho ceremony on SUNDAY. This
action cansod oonatderabio foolng and d,ssaris-
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6pecsat Dtdpatoh 10 1hs Ghteaao Tribune.
KEoKuK, la.. May 2o.-The ceremonies Of leo.
orasion to-day wero the most Imposing evor held
hero. Over 5000 people took part In tho cxcs
elses. The nev. o. Cluto delivered the address.
Tho ox-soldtors OF Leo, Clark. md 11aucock
her OF Illinois, Iowa, aud Missouri regiments
SyCrO brehpOt,
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Srtciat DSratrA 10 The thftarc Tti5una.
DUBUQUE. H., May c0.-Our Gosmau cltl2ena
decorated tho aolalaEs' graves to-day Ia arand
styls, tho procession bcng fully Az large and i'm
posing as the ono Of Saturday, The main pro-
cession was headed by Afoxipan 1tonry, an old.
battered veteran Of tao Mexican War, wear-
Ing lod cap aud mounted Oh coal-
black chargor. Lnwyors, esli.ors, proachors,
doctors, the City Council, AMI tho
humorous military aud civic societies turned out
on nlasse, wh'lc tho streets veto lined with
Thousands Of spectators. Tho orasisn was de-
lvercd BY L. II. cady. Esq.,. and WAS thought
full and scholarly production. Nothing occurred
to mar tho festivities OF tue occasion, and Deco
rat'oo-Day No. 2 viii pass Ito history ~ ono Of
tho most enjoyable, soul-refrcshlpS holldaya oYor
celebrated IN Dutuoua.
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NEW 0NLEAXH-HuNpAY.
NEW ORLEANS, May 50.-1Ao graves d ohA>
noto Ncro decorated to-day,
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MINNESOTA,
1T. rApL-HATuRDAr.
dn4cfal Isxudtch To ths GstleAgo TrfoaHe.
81. Paul, him., A1ay 2o.-Dccoraton'Da
was celebrated lore and Ut minneapolis by sareei
p,occssious, osations, decorating graves, aud par
tial suspens!uA vi business.
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kepPa large assortment Of guns, iii--
tuB and HmnIunItiuHs Of all Kind.
fhey are fir-t-eiass gunsIniths, aud
repair firearms in the lest and most
wurkmanlike manner.
There are II number of good hotels
in the place, the principal among
which are Dyer5 Hotel, American
HOUSE, Planters House, and RaiIruad
Hotel. There are also several rtS-
t%uurautS in the pl &c, where meats
can he obtained al amy Time. There
are thret1 bihrkSmIth and wagon
shnpS-J"hn N~ralnn, III. Haas, and
Draper Il Co. al winch a good sup
ply of iwu, inur aud six horse wagon,
nf Balm, Sch litter, Sludehtkrr, Muir
pny, anFi E~pruriiird make. can be
always fouud. with bows and cUvrrS
Besides the above therrrarP a1nuIn
her Of boarding houses tailor shops,
barber shops, ~unall retail stores, &r.,
Thai We annut spare timP Ia give in
detail. N.. IELL
The public may rest assured thai
There are abundant farilitias in Chpy-
eahe-t to outfit evprybndy al this point
who may start for the Black Hills ar
Northern Wyoming; aud that Il ran
he done cheaper here than parties
can outfit at other Ininf~. aud trans
port their outfits here. Besides they
will know just what they will need
when they getH-lerp. and rin avoid
purchasing useless and cumbersome
articles.
There is n good stock market at
this pfacr, for the purchase aud sale
Of horses. males, and cattle. Several
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DR.. Geo Walkers

trra'meur cnnsi-tS in The INSCRIPTIONS rel C.
tim Of all hrs- dele 'rt,u- mineral drugs
VIII ch. whte they m1mcniaril, rrmove The
- mpfpm-. poison The bHod aud Permanent.
fix The diseases In h con -fituri N. VIII CT form
he Spte pnnncrs Of hat uh-c npui'ns horde ui
empirical charlatans who II &c their un=ur
pettfng but loo cnnhfing dupr-. AID fr their
> I'D gold requit- h M with Shattered r,n-tt
IA iOur. aod u endnrable xxi -trnc. and tn
prnr'rct ~ au n timely aud early gr.ye.
i-.'er- by mail enclo.ing fee, IS. taiihfully at
terdcd "a.
Medicine provided sno cent 10 any part 9th,
United States
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES
Hours pfcnn-u iHtlop from 2 = ". To - m. l To
; sud 81" . n. n. Separate receptions rooms,
p , box, liza. ang7d6m
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DIR. Geo. walker

having for a numhe- Of years ma r he above
malEuie- tie suhJect Of his -prcsF sTUd1. m Q
moreover. by long and care al practice moIiu d
he treatment Used AID r c"muIcHdcu rs -ucH
emiueu' men A. DtcIor x cord. L. iamuud. Val.
drul, Nidel, Nilsson aud q herr, a. app led IN
lhrm H. c Id and humid china -. - ~ I,texHrI-
ly suit tli- Altered state Of tn cJu.rituti-n o
pcr-uts H. IA c been a elm stszedi W trnVI a.
afd semi rupic Il T. unit ie-, Z els pericc conn
drncu g. undertaking the p HrmanenI ana rTec-
tual cure Of auN II tie Hbuvr dtreares II now
~ r long - nain or iuyrt rate thes may be.
vi h a CrrtliutN Z no only cradle tiug he d.
Ortrr. hua caucnrrrH'lv RESTORING me enJire con-
Slttu i"n ~ perfect health and ViEOr
The .raud peculiarly uf
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CAMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

\: Sntoriu-. Captain @rd cavalry, comd'g Co E.
Bird tavnlay and Post
Nm. Abbot. 2nd Lieutenant Q h Infantry. Post
Adju. ant.
A.. A.. G. ~. and a. q. :.
.: V. feItNs, \. A. >urgeon-Po-t Surg on.
W. " it"G"Tr. 1T Lieutenant 9th infantry. com
maDding 90. f. 80.
~. r. Hoffman, Ist Lieutenant 9th infantry com,
ma ding Co. X.
l.R lrmley, 2nd Lieutenant. srd Cavalry. Co. +
Ah-Cnt-
Major r. F. Townsend. 9th Infantry, leave Of
abs tTce.
Cap. G d. Emory, 9 h ~InfaRtry, A D. c. TO Gen.
Augu..
Capt. q. h. Russell, 9th Infantry. 4. n. c. 10 Gen
Augu-.
1T Lieutenant A II. Bowman. 9th Infantry. re.
Cruiuug service. |...
spotted TAIL
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OF mnI=-Ioned Omcer- al Forr D..
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]. ]. REYNOLDS, Colonel Bird Cav y,
Commanding Post and District
Major John v. Dubois, 3rd Cavalry
u. Raglan, Post Chaplain
r. NJ. O'RHliy, Asst Surgeon U s A
Major A. q. Dalla, 23rd Infantry
Wa. +. Brandt, "A Surgeon, Us a
Capt q. L. Haskell, BIRD Infantry
Capt r q E~kridgp. BIRD Infantry
Lieut. } ii PHTdre, BIRD lufauIry
lsl Lieut. aud Adjt J b johnson, 3rd
Cavalry
Lieut. ienrge F Chase, Bird Cavalry
CHEYENNE O. NJ. DEPOT.
Major JAS. NJ. MOORE, Quartermas-
ter U = Army, Depot Or Master
Capt y X Long, COmm1ssary Of Sub
-l-Irure
Capt. George X BraCy. a3rd Infantry
Lieut. Louis II Stille, BIRD Infantry
CHEYENNE.
Major T. H. srAHToN, Paymaster
L 5 Army.
Charles Bostwiek, Storekeeper.
FORT LARAMIE.
Lieut. Col l. p. BARLEY, 9Th Infin
try, commanding Post and District
OF Black Hills.
lit Lieut.. Leonard Hay, Adjutant 9th
lufuuIry, Act. Asst. AdjL. General.
LIST Lieut.. Alfred Morton. 9th Infan-
Try, Post QuurternHi-ipr.
lSt Lieut.. james Rrgan, 9th Infantry,
a y CS
Dr. A HartsufT, Asst. Surgeon U. S.
Army.
Capt. John d. Devin, AdJutant 9uh
luiatIiry.
Capt Edwin Pollock. 9h Infantry. d.
capt A. ,. Burr, 9th Infantry.
Capt G. l.. Nuu Hermann, Attn lnfy.
Capt john Laul.e de Laubenfels, 4Ih
Infantry.
Capt E. j. Spaulding. 2nd Cavalry.
Capt John Mix, 2ud Cavalry.
LIT LirGt Henry seton, 4th Infantry
l-t Lieut. Butler ID. Price, 4th lnfty
2ud Lieut. +. l.. Baily, Ash Infantry
3nd Lieut. Louis =. Craig. 9th Iuft'y
2ud Lieut. III. e.. La POINT, 2nd Cav'y
2nd Lieut. r.. +. Norris, 9th InfI'y
2nd Lieut. j. j.. O'Brien, 18th lnfI'y
-llh LituN JblH NOAAtr -hu SdNdlIl
Expeditionary forces in the field
for the summer, receiving supplies
from Fort Laramie, Camp Robinson
and Camp Sheridan.
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eeS, ". O'Brien aud LIT. PierSon
Co +, 2ud Cavalry, LIST Lieut.. &. Il.
Hall aud Lieut. j. N. Allison ..t
ca l, 2nd CaV'lry, Capt Henry Noyes
and Lieut. B. w. Kiugsbury
Go *, 2nd Cavalry, Capt. Jas. Egan
and Lieut.. Sibley
Col, Bril- Cavalry, LIST Lieut. p. ID!
NrUUnI
Co IL, 3rl Cavalry, LIST Lieut. II. L.
Whitman -t
Co f, Bird Cavalry, Lieut. Bainbridgc
Reynolds nr
Co A, 3rd Cavalry. Capt VIM. Han
ley. LieuIs Lawson aud Morton
To |, Bird Cavalry, Lieut. A. ID. King
60 NJ, Bird Cavalry, Capt Mills and
Lieut. Schwatka
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