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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-30
Radical Congressional Convention
aOminat,On off. &. o. veal, OF
Alexandria.

The Radical Congressional Convention met
at HamYuie Hail this morning and was called
to order by Co.. James Cochran, of Culpeper,
chairman Of the Leesburg Convention. K. q.
Cunningham, OF Alexandria county, acted as
Secretary.
After reading the minutes Of the Leesburg
Convention, a long discussion cnSued Oh the
appointment Of additional m2mbcrs OF the com.
ml:tee on credentials. The following members
were appointed 90 the committee on creden.
tiu!s: Orange, j. Bell; Clarke, j. II. Beamer;
l. udouo, H. K. Holmes; Alexandria, D. 5.
sypnax; Fairfax, n. W. Plersop; Rsppahau-
uuck ". B l'arnclI; Warren, jacob Miller;
Frederick. Fred. Gross; Fauquier, 5. 7. Bay
ley. ST.; Mauison, j. j. Robinson; Culpcper,
Coleman Taylor.
\ scene otiudesclibabe Confusion then ensued,
during which mOtluus points OF order. &c. were
ralnvu III upon tue chair, who huaily declared
his intcntiOn not tD entertain auy motion until
tie cummtee on credentials had met and re-
ported. The committee then took the Gre
dentials aud tie Convection took recess until
two clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convection re-asscmbIed at 2 .. N.
when the report OF the committee on credentials
was mad, out of which there grew various dis
pu,ed uu stl0ns. 10 the dlscu sion OF these
1ucs'iu1s there Was scene Of the utmost con-
fuSlon. constant spats between the chairman
and secretary aud between members 90 the
floor At times there were shouts and ycs,
several members on the floor gestlculstlng
violently ADD the chairman pounding vigorous
~ on the taUie SergeantS-at arms were then
elected and some sort OF order restored, att, r
which the report Of the committee on creden-
tiais was adopted
Permluent officers were then elected as fol-
lows: President, 0. ( Hine, of Fairfax; Sec.
rotary, J. B. Syphax, Of Alexandria; Sergeant
at Arms, !. B. PIDn, of Alexandria.
J. H. Red.!ick, Of Frederick moved to take
au Informal ballot Tor Congrc: soDal nomlnec.
MajYr Hoxey, of Culpeper. moved that The
action of The Lcesburg Convention, giving to
the delegates present the full vote of their
counties, be reconSldered.
This gave rise to another long debate and
some disorder.
Major Hoxeys motion was finally lost.
r. d. Beckiey then moved to 60 into noml-
nation ot representative ID Congress.
Carried.
Job Hawxhurst, Of Fairfax, dominated |. C.
O'Nea of Alex .ndria.
&. p. Taylor, Of tulpeper, nominated l.. l..
l. wis, of CuIpeper.
Col. James Cochran, of Culpeper, seconded
the nomination OF L. L. Lewis, and made az
culogistic speech.
r. 6, Cunningham seconded the nomiua-
ton OF |. G. O'NeaI.
j. B. Syphax nominated j. w. Marshall
Of Alexandria, which nomination was seconded
by R D. BgckIcy.
[, wa, resolved that the 6rst ballot be in
formal.
l.. L. Lewis. Of Cupeper, said if nominated
be would accept
The informal ballot resulted O'Neal, 81;
L wis u; Marshall, 49,
L. D. BeckIcy then withdrew the name of
j. W. Marshall, and formal ballot was then
taken resulting O'Neal, 80; l. wis, 25; Mar.
shall, l. So |. G. O'Neal was declared nomi
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Hne Centennial.

Correspondence Of tie Alr.anr.r, Gszn.,or
PHILADELPHIA August 2g 1876 -li4yigs
written you 3, it, ilLty ab II. tn. Cd town.
WI tell yIu som9wilsL # hc. suburbs Tg,re
are no >uourban Residence: with s~'cnIl! rive:
as is lh. Cas- Of most 81 oar arger cities, an!
this, though the d elawa-e AM chuylkjll ..,
right ~ and through it: lcr g:a and brca!.4.
Its immense incorporation "Asu> th" ,ut'y!.s
towns and villages These Are reached y, no-.e
cars along luO!.atr,,t.s thorougAtar"=. On yr.-
tcrdsY morning devotaI the day - tie mos.
nic'u csqu, and patr c!an-UcrmanL"wa NJ!
Chestnut ill. By street car re.rac! F..c.
M unit Psrk thence BY little stcsrn4r b. l.s..e
HI Cemetery to the falls of the >C.&y as.
Here with pleasant companion, !, ID
along the backs oi The Wi-sah!ck1n .D,- Gics
10 the ..c.glt: If Germantown. NJ nc A.: hone
nu II !;.r the ParE. III l was & ~ y al>.r-
pointed ! you elm hich3r and higher yea
get some vc!y tine views, bu. nothing striking
One view from 1ni!an kOc.>, nj Cuc>.nU. III
~ miles from the T. y. .nd il the city E.
admit, Father captivating F"r away eye d.
the champagne anu u".anls, And IN: !itt,r rly".
nesc'cs mid gree sac duWS. fnu lru> down
into some G,le encompass ri Win rcI! Il lie.
silver. Presently the orb OF the morning l...s.
twinc, bis golden beans I'D the pure pal e.,.
opy with golden ,ringc ! rolled back upoa Il.
arches Of the Ky With u glass You c n s"et@"
B,ue Ridge fly miles away. IT. Germant'E"
SAW the old new house and Tho hoss he
bul!c.s made II It's stone walls one Ia. rcd
yG.rs ago They We're distinct ana 81 ,"-ly"
enou III. STRAIN - ~ IL may seem, GI>tIn y
r. snizcd tie uel >. IL .,"ur Il suy o. tn
red coats, quar!ered thcr., hai III" itch t'l';
think tn would accoun. for t rs uH'l
lighted segar. u that kind # "a pbur :'E
smol every day lher"'s nothing III tt',,.) A.
{, cst, n. Hi srr many fine res; t,.rcr, a. the
; e:.itht Phi ..deiphlu business mc". |. / =
hand some, arist cratic place think IL" t-Jp
took the Only one Of real il: rest u IN" .aIntn.
datn environments. Pennsylvania IS not pc.
tu7e.que state. / admit hat her bowels .ra
d led with oil, HI veins with bitu}ncn m. her
ribs made o. adNmantnc anthracite H. % the
esthe.ic sh. had bes throw up the sp0n.se
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1876
GENERAL EPpA HUNToN.-rhc uuap'muus

GENERAL EppA HUNToN.-rnc uuapImuuS
nomination of General Eppa Hutton tor re-
election to Congress-, by the convention which
met 10 this city to day, is deserved tribute to
as faithful, able aod efficient representative as
the district ever had, and reflects credit alike
upon the representative and his constituency.
There are few men to WHOM the p!audt, well
done, good and faithful servant, can be more
appropriately bestowed. His reelection is sure
by large majority.
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The Tammany aud anu-Iammany daea
tions of the New York democracy have con.
to 40 agreement by which rammauy has 8
and an,i.Tammany "a delegates to the STATE
convention which met to-day at Saratoga
Anti-Tamuany is also to have two representa-
tiyes on the State committee aud three on th'
electoral ticket. Everything is worklog smoth
" Tor the great victory nex November.
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4 NOVELTY IN CRIME In Fridays Dat.y
Banner appeared hort account Of tragic.
affair some twenty miles east oi tbs c'ty, "Ac@
resulted in the suicide Of n young MAJ and u"
da, ger, il. uHdng o: Il y, Ii K HIy Tn" full
partiCuIa W" learn from the Pierre" Clty T..
cord The occurrence took pi see al hHu@i
Grove, III Lnwr"ncc county, aNd, Tor pee larry
Or arrangement has no parallel III ~! Ii" No.
ticrs and STITCHES ever committed. "" &.
men, residents o! kount Grove both loved lm"
same lady. Miss Henderson For reason. h,s:
Known IL herself she had encouraged h"ttarr %.
them mnd her friends say that II ~ cc"-"a'
she nvu ded their society u n.u b ~ p"-s'or
Vt it secms both ouHg men "cl" 'n'"tl .,~i
with her earnestly IL iovc--but, ."r ""hirf,
were lot n the slg ntest degree len, u 81 csc"
other y short tine ngo both yourg men pr
posed 20 N - Henderson, and were rce'e'
Then the md pas ions Oi their ov" wei" s,E
red u ; and ,heT determined ~ cu.umlt ;" cF!'l'
w. are iInrmad tbs, tn" young n"h mrje
tier arrange gents and cnrr!c4 h"n "ut . -'1
letter, ac,,. rd:hg To the following lara q. 80
i'n " drrsdny morning, arIneI a1! pr. ..fr'
they went t, Mr. Hcnaerson d.. Mr -.
land welt INTO the house nd ! j. dr. hen1e'
son tu,,t NJ Mnrrs wanted t. src I'm ~ 1"5
gate. a. lcn."rapn Trasnci tn 49,. AZ i.'a.'
>. pistol t I'd in the b u>- md - -'rns"'. iI5
rushed beck, and - hr htAr"u u" o." r u" i!l'''
a. I.h,o Nv ,tc ~ near ne
,",dfir .>r'Dr u"sT1r to r,.c wli.n soln5 rs IL
the m did, -. The room d.na The j.. ~.
that When he father weat o"t 81" a1".et1 .'''I
the room "a she :"%r"d ?",Hyd li A.. y . .,n,,
you hur! bar. rs ho kept his naad ~ h, '.'..'
a. Iro .mI ;."'f 81. hs ,.u,.rrny tie
'art nr h., r,.,t,sl" t.,,w the >noui e.: Ia,.r.
snt pnssir.p through the body, c~u. u..- a.. III"
left side jus ber.,..ln n" ribs. The .'d- Is IL
very Lgtt' u c"2aIL on u. !, 't'.
slli HlvG. Mhrh II" <'F' t - 49,. ia n...--
t''o p'su' ~ ,r ,;,. ,,,r Will, tie ni,is,
,I '','' ~ ,,n,,oji,,a n,uir.I Morris .si
his ns,t If the "rrnrg.m,f.: b: engaging r.
Henderson "a sd" viii. pJ,,.ti c1n'n.t,' u"
murder. W. link this l. Certainly M 49,. 49,
that ever ocaurrcf "heTr wy '"NS r.,., ,.,..
t. murder the SiFi thGy n'', ,,.,,.I ~.
70 D" reRr"Itsa Il. 81 l. ~ .aot t.ln.st.
m m"I',., n'' W. % p,,,.s.
"'' ''''''
NEGRo OrrRAGE- IS LOUISIANA. III he
-, N,,r,,.....,.,, ,,.,;,.v !, I,u..l.aa. 4r2
;.Sl" s-;,,, into Won.
S'oA'! n. v,i E,l < mi
lsalnh U rrctt aod All attyHA T.. 70 T
fauH. planier7. iiVl"% 90 I'I ~ ~ r.:t.or
Nr> David Faux mas been h''G'
weeks II r. b"!To'Iu WIS tle'"'aSt ~, W." ,,..r,
sas>lbs. NJ. G"r"it- hou~r ''c'"1 nam
ten bullets. Nj. Larry TX -" ~,
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The Waco CTcxu>J ltssi''cr say - -, IN
horse, without saddle, made IT. alps'' r.r.
this SIC. ION Of the 5 att, not IooE ~. 80. At
;ng ,br bndy Of mau. The morse va, "a
i Ips saught and the body found .'rapp ,;ne
the horse, and had been de"" 'oF s0'D' "
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by a large majority.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

Since the Burlington Insurance Com
pany inauguratei the comprehensive
policy Of establishing agencies all ovez
the State. its rapid increase in business
is a matter Of sincere congratulatiorl
among all who wish To So. the West do
its own insurance instead Of sending
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars an
nually TO big corporations in the eas;-
which have already grown wealthy from
the proceeds Of western business. No
western company stands higher in pub
lie esteem than the Burlington. and We
hear good words for it on every hand.
The Wapello Republican Of recent date
says:
-One Of the institutions that every
IOwan has a right To he proud OF Il the
Burlington Insurance Company. IL il
one Of the oldest in the west. having
been established i'm 1860. and Is the old
est stock company IN the state. It's
capital stock is 10000, and II has the
largest ratio of assets 10 its liabilities Of
any company doing business in Iowa
Its business is confined Ia the state and
To insurance on dwellings and farm
property only. against fire and lightning.
and il thus avoids the sweeping losses
that ruin more ~pretentious companies
that insure city property of all kinds
To be insured in it, therefore, Is Ia he
certainly secured against loss. IL set
ties its losses promptly, and In conss-
quence is doing a prosperous business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

| face. then suddenly the waters were
| violently disturbed. and the hairy mon
| ster rose into full view. with q horrid
shrek upon its lips. and scarcely ten
feet from the boat. Quick as the light
ning's fash, the strong coil Of lasaO shot
from the hands Of the young man and
settled upon the shoulders Of the strange
creature, when. with a strong jerk. II
was drawn taut and the monster lay
struggling upon the water. a few
strokes Of the paddle brought them
alongside, and the writhing form. which
proved To be that Of a man, was lifted
within the canoe. He struggled des-
perately, but the trappers. finding they
had only flesh and blood to deal with.
lashed him fast and stifled his cries with
a gag.
They now padded with all their
might, and the canoe soon grated upon
the shore opposite their camp. and their
prisoner, who had now ceased his strug-
giles, was borne To their fire. As soon
as he was released and the gag removed
he opened his lips TO give vent to a
shrek, but Black Ben grasped him firm
ly by the shoulders, and the poor fellow
cowed down in speechless terror. 1t
was then seen that he was a gibber1Dg
maniac; doubtless some trapper who
had become insane, and made the island
his abode.
The low, bushy island was carefully
examined the next day. and a cOmmO-
dious cave found, the entrance to which
was close to the waters edge, and hid
den by the tangled masses of overhang-
ing vines. Here the maniac trapper had
made his home, remaining Secreted dur
ing the day, and going forth upon
his nocturnal excursions i'm the silent
watches of the night. The horns which
presented so ghostly AZ appearance were
the ornaments of a sort Of cap which
he wore, and which was formed from
the skin of some wild animal. He was
entirely harmless, out hopelessly insane.
and was conveyed y his captors to the
Insane Asylum Of California, where he
was well cared for and kindly treated.
This episode occurred many years ago,
yet the flat, bushy isle is still known u
the Haunted Island.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
HUMOROTS.

Nj. klllSmlth advertlSeS III q st. LOUIS
paper for a situation. We should think,
though, that a gentleman with such a
name us his would find plenty to keep
him busy all his lifetime.
\ correspondent entered III office and
accused the compOsitor of not having
punctuated his communication, when
the typo earnestly replied: I'm not a
pointer; I'm 4 setter"
An Illinois minister announced on
his Sunday night bulletin: 1.-The fune-
raj of Judas IscariOt." To which IN
Obliging fellow added, Friends Of the
deceased are cordially invited"
An Irishman noticing a lady pass
along, espied two strips depending from
under the lady's cloak. Not knowing
that these were styled sashes and in
the right place, he exclaimed: Faith,
ma'am, your galluses are united"
Fond mamma about to get into a car
riage to small boy in the house door
"NOw, Freddie, are you not going to
kiss me?" Freddie haven't time to
come down, mamma. Go fOOtmane
John, you kiss mamma for me-"
81 fear" remarked Spilkins. in the
home circle, that the first conference
of the Imperial ChancellOrs at Bis
marck's, house augurs badly for the
peace of Europe, and we will soon see
terrible times in Turkey" "Yes," re
piled Mrs. Spilkins, thOughtfully, "its
shocking to think of; and, Leander don't
you think its going to raise the price of
Cashmere Shawls!'
1.-The password is Sake now don't
forget it, Pat" said the Colonel, just
before the battle of FOntenoy, at which
Sake was Marshal. Sacks? Faith and
l will not. Wasn't my father a miller!"
"Who goes there?" cried the sentinel,
after the Irishman had arrived at his
post. Pat was rs wise as an owl, and
in a sort of a whispered yell replied,
Bags, yer honor"
George. my darling George, promise
me one thing" said the young bride Of
a month, as she threw her arm around
her husbands neck and gazed %anxiously
into his face. what is it, p~reciOusT'
he asked, rs he drew her to his bosom
Promise me, George, dear, that you will
not become a Presidential cand hte."
"Why, my darling, that is asking a good
DEAL" he replied, and his cOuntenance
darkened. There are Jones, Smith and
Brown, and, in fact. all the best people
they are candidates. You want me to
be somebody, don't you?" "Yes, yes
George, l do, l do" said the young wife
bursting into tears; but all the news
papers will tell how big my feet are
and you know folks eve think that
anybody's feet MAY he good shaped if
they are large"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

A COSTLY JoKk

A COSTLY JOKR
In the flush times when oil wells were the theme
whereon all enterprising minds were dwelling.
And every speculators fondest dream
Saw great Petroleum's aromatic stream
The Fat Of natures broth. plutonie cream
Spontaneously from his own well upweliing.
Twelve gentlemen on money making bent
Assembled In an upper chamber spacious
To listen to An contemplating gent
While he To them should make IL evident
Much money night be made for little spent
BY any one sufhciently sagAcious
To furnish funds. by him TO be invested
In a location he himself had tested.
The territory where that well and derrick are
sthe best oil country I'm America.
The drill Will very shortly reach bed rock,
Being already prohisingiy started"
we paid our money and We took our stock,
whereat our disinterested friend departed.
And then I n marked. as I have marked before.
Twas not possessing riches great or small.
That fixed the due proportion each one bore.
Those who have little always give the more.
And those give least who have the greatest store.
On them all burdens do most lightly fall.
While some are like the cohbler In his stall
When into one small hole he putshIsI little swl.
Why need I here repeat the old. old story?
We never saw again our cherished pelf;
The reader will have guessed 80. . priori.
And very likely knows how It's himself.
When the whole enterprise had gone TO pot
Once more we stockholders convened . meeting;
In the same sadly well enc spot
We came to see where all our wealth was not:
And To the rest one then, there. thus gave greet
ing:
I'VE poor outsiders do not feel SO sore
tAlthough we're neither Imore nor less than
human
Al having sacrificed our little store.
For You rich folk, who know SO vastly more.
Have been deceived In spite Of your acumsn.
And this deep hole that's proved so great q bore.
Although II has no oil. II has bit you-me
Joseph Kirkland. Scribner for June.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

A Bargain In Body Type.-The
Iowa PRINTING COMPANY wish US TO say
that they hive ak hundred pounds of
this style of Bourgeois type on hand,
which they will sell at q reasonable
price. 1t is in tolerably good condition,
we'll sorted up, plenty of capitals, small
capitals, itslic and quads. Write to tho
Iosoa Printing Company, Des Aoines, for
pricS. Terms. cash.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

We cheerfully call the attention Of
our readers to the merits of D0bbins'
Electric Soap. (made by Cragin s. Co,
PhiladelphiaD who confidently ask a
trial. The soap will tell its own story.
We advise you to try it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

We can heartily recommend the Ne
yada Hotel, I4S and $50 Wabash Ave
nue., Chicago. Ill, as not only N Of the
cheapest, but also one of the best hotels
in Chicago. Mine host, kendrick. has
proven that he CAN keep a hotel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
Central Yeast Cake,

Scientific Investigation combined with Ions
experience, has enabled the manufacturers OF the
Central Dry Hop Yeas. to offer to the paolic .
yeast that stands unrivaled In every particular.
The rapid,ty With which It 10 superseding all
other yeast 10 the very best evi dsnce that can he
obtaised Of its popularity. 1t is tin fol wrapped,
and every package warranted to give satisfaction.
Try It and You will use no other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
RAILWAYS
RE RELIEF
VIII Afford Instant Ease.

HyLAAAATlON OF THE iDNAva,
OF TIE BLADDkk
VI TIN DUwElA
CONGEsTIOS VI THE LrnOO
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R~ALPlTATIOS OF II HEART.
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oATARRH, INFLUENZA, HEADACHE.
MUMPs. NEURALGIA.
1AEUAATIGA COLD CHILLA AGVE Cuni.La
II avpissnusa Of the READY EllE - ~
~ - ParD vbsU the pain 90 di5calV ssss vtll a1ssS
~ aa1 ssnfef1
Twenty lrops n half . ,snei.f os vs,sr viii, II . -
osDsa9, ssrs RAM HPAsMs. OUR
aEAKTbUkN, SICK DvS
IMIEnY COLlc. WIND II TuE DowELA ~ ~
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Tfavsiss1 sAould sivaynAry . eeesis 81
DEkIE1 With them A fss trpys 10 s,sw vii prsvsa
aAhAAS - pains from enases a vster.
r. II DHTTEB TnAS YRSNCH BRAnDY on BIT.
TEW 40 4 STINuLANr.
Price 50 Cent?. Sold BY DruSxists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

Iowa PATENT OFrICE at Des Moines, reports the
following L. 3. Patents issued ~ Western invent
orS:
MAY 9th, 1876.
Label Rheumatic Com
pOund."-T. Scott x Co., Mortified, la.
Ironing Boards.-Eli o. Gait, and
Henry II. Harrod. Red Oak. Iowa
Buckle.-Joseph NJ. Junkin and John
Gum. Red Oak. Iowa.
Leather Punching Machines.-AlonzO
c. Hickey and Martin ID. Norris, Eldora,
Iowa.
Brick Kilns.-F. F. IngersOll, Brown
ing. Iowa
CultivatOrs.-Wm. LOuden, Fairfield,
Iowa.
Calf Weaners.-J. S. Maughlin and
William c. Mari. Onawa, Iowa
Air Vent Attachments for Bungs.
james Talley. Jr., Kansas City, Mis-
souri,. The vent tube is indsnted to
form shoulders to engage the T-head of
valve when open. The valve is locked
by a curved wire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

a. FOCXD AT LAsT.-A sure remedy for coughs.
colds, hoaYseness and all bronchial complaints.
Eilert's Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry has saved
thousands Of lives and alIeviated the suyerings OF
thousands Of others who failed to take it until
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

year BY the earelessness Of their owners or at
tendantA A sick horse deserves prompt and
skillful treatment - well - sick men. Cneie
SANS Condition Powder 10 the king Of horse med
Icinoa. 4Old by All dYu1Rfxfa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

Into resting to Musicians.-A Whitney /
Holmes Cabinet Organ will be sold .. . reasonA-
BILE price BY the IOWA PRINTING CO.
DRa MOfNRs
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

prompt remedy ased at the right time often
saves weeks and months Of pain. Dr.. Green's
Crimean Linimeut and LvNr and Agus Pills
should always be kept In the houee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

Dr.. XeAEFEELA regular graduate OF British
and American Institutes. Twenty years . prac-
ticin9 physician. Treats all diseases OF the Kid
neys: Liver: Lungs Heart Threat: Head ard
Manhood successfully treated and even after
others have failed. Slee forfeit for any case OF
Seminal weakness or private disease OF any kind
or character he undertakes and fails TO cure. La
DIEs will and proper treatment for diseases Pc
culiar to their sex. All letters containing stamps
for reply promptly answered
CON~sULTATIoH TRKK Send for circular. Ad-
dress Lock Box -, or call IT once, AZ Perry street.
Davenport Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

"a Uncle Sans Harness OIL Is no new and I'M
tried experiment. but . standard article. which
has stood the test Of years Of use. Ask your sad
der for It. and don't be humbugged with an infe-
rior article.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

vegetine purihes the blood. renovates and invig-
orates the whole system. Its medical properties
are alternative, tonic. solvent and diuyetic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

Fluid Lightning instantly cures Neuralgia.
Nervous and Sick Headache, Rheumatism and all
nervous pains. Druggists keep II.