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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
The MAINE VOTE.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OVER $4,000
ABOUT 90 TOWNS To HI HEARD FROSt-A REPUB-
LCAN MAJORITY or 1888 IN A TOTAL yorE
OF i25,771--A GAIN OF 33 MgMBERs IN THE
LEGISLATURE.
Only 90 small towns in Maine remain TO 30 heard
from. The total vote thus far received reaches
125,771, the Republican majority for Governor be-
ing 1929. The remaining towns will increase the
total about 1000, and probably add 10 the minority
An estimate on the Legislature gives the Ropub-
licaDs majority of 90 on Joint ballots gain Of 33
members. The situation in the congressional dis
trlctS remains unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
THE NORTH OF SPAIN AGAIN DISTURBED.

IoNDOH. "Wednesday, Sept. II, IS7t.
There are indications that trouble for Spain
is brewing IN the Basque Provinces. " viii be rcmem-
bored that on Avg 20 the discovery ana suppression Of
oubreaksi Pampoluna and san Sebastian were reported
aud on Sept Il WIS announced that tie Spanish Gov
ernulant had gyon notice that armed guards would he
furnished ~ passenger application OF Che rail-
way companies einco then nothing had boon heard IN
regard 10 the mptors Of disturbance in that quarter
I,r t,st night when a Reuter- telegram stated that
ruinDr rad reached BOnrgmdane from Pdgcordh tbgt
proDunrnInerto lad becn made IN NOrtrcln SPAN Inc
Engusb Lega ION at Paris to-day COntraGCtcd this re-
port but l8tcs SPAN represent that great a. sits
IN non axIsts among inhabitants of the B0squ1 Prov
uce In cOnsrupcgcC The modification OF tho rer0s or
ro iucal rigs te measures W OBJECT which were TO be
mt fpICe gl,g month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
TIE RACE FOR THE ST, LEGER.


To-day was Sc. Lcger day at the Doucastor
meeting and tho great race attracted large attend
anca OF spectators The woither was unldyoraho.
although It did not rain during the races Risber,
though shsky in the betdng before tho race finally
coasd ut 70 in his fuyOr white the odds against Pc
tr,rob which shorty before the race stood at 10 /.
rclaused 10 l. BETTING against the others ranged from
30 81 @ 20 In thn The Derby winner hisbtr yea
right UP 10 iie distance where ne gave way, ghe ut-
the latter winning by q meek amid trtn"ndOuS excite
ment Time. .:lJi2 Goaier rode the Winning hoiso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
cormopoRE yANDERBILT WORSE.

Commodore Vanderbilt, from 10 o'clock yes
terday morning up late hou last night was much
more comfortable. lilo was comparatively uee from
n ate heartily, and conyersed at length WIN MS phy
scians lie was again. attacked. however. about IL
o'clock last night by one Of those spasms Of pain from
which he has been suffering of late. II was not consid
cred ns serious az the attack OF yesterday morning
but his physicians regarded his condition as much more
hopeless than IL ever had been before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
o1t-edSed and supcrfnc Young II

gilt-edged and superfnc young man
stoppcd into blrbcrs shop the other lay a. fot
'r,s suirt OF the razor eyed hr quzzcaUy for mo-
nenI and lkcu remarked; Yoa NUT either tise Town
thai sirt collar or wait for shave a. can 0o'tVW
siep-ladlcr"
IA percoplibla anti-Tilacn wave is in mo-
ti,o - fa,s IHk 1EUOsE Yea, a. viii be bliOWey
ennpl fox Samuel and bs BARI before tho campaign II
oycrr-(N Y Commercial Advertiser. You mean mat IL
Srtl aeon get snrfcit OF the mcoire-lng Rcpnbhcnn
tide dnnit YOU IL Nurrist0wn Herald Yes, we've e0t
an ocean you sea- mat tnat Wiil NC tho way Va " -
Commercial Advertiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
NoHlNATIO MADE YESTERDAY
The following nominations tO Congress are
rcrortcdby telegraph 70 rng Tr'Duar;
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,

COLUMBIA. 5. c., sept I3-l he Republican
Convention has been IN session all Gay. Nominations
VIII be mado tomorrow Tue Hon. Robert smalls
(rolorcd) was elected permanent chairman. Senatcr
Patterson smoke fayorrg Mir Chamberlain for Governor
Thomas G. Dunu present ntsolIcr-Gcnera, Is oroIi
ncnt candidate for the nomination Of Governor against
Mr. Chamberlain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
Carl scIruR2 IN THE CAMPAIGN.

At tho Republican National Committees
headquarters in tho Fifth Avenue Hotel very little huS
transacted Yesterday. In conversation with "a
TRIBUNE reporter In relation 70 tho charge made by the
Dei.ooratO papers that jio Republican campaign mana
gers had dispensed with the services Of Carl SChuTz.
Gov McC0rm'ch secretary OF the committee said that
the sta tement utterly nlsc and that nothing what
ever had disturbed She harmonious relations existing be-
Mr.. Schur2 AMI The committee. The rngaEDneutS
Of jhs gentleman lad boon entirely with tEc state aud
with National Committee, charged. lie
could not be aensod from the cause the cause from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
REHABILITATION.
A MATCH AT WASHINGTON.

THE FOREIGN TEAMS ALL GOING TO TIE CAPITAL
WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.--Arrangements nave
besn made with toe Scotch Irish, AnstfaiIan' Cnaah
and American rife teams for three days match in
Washington during the latter part Of thus month Tue
teams viii reach hero on the 25th ns and shoot az inc
500 yards range at the Bennngs Station Race IrncK on
Tuesday tho 26th; over tbs 900 yards ranso on IHs
Ssy the 2ssh and over tho 1000 yards range Oh sa'u
Asv fbo aoth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

BosToN, Sept. 13.-The Republican Congen-
ton at Worcester to-day which nominated W. W kice OF
Worcester for Congress, adopted areSouion compliment
tary % the character aud services of he Hon George H.
Hoar expressing the hope tia, ne Ei soon 10 pia'cu III
a more elevated position Ia public lie th"n mat Wheh
Lc now voluntarily releases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
ronMArlnN or wEsrERN HALFWAY FOOL.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13,-The convention OF
Western and souta Western railroad representatives
completed s busness to-day by the Adoption OF The
plan Tor pooling freight earning as tcesrarhed last
night The pooling gement VIII apply 70 both cast
ward aud westward bound freight rus convention VIII
again NEE, in Chicago next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
RIOT IN AMSTERDAM.

I0SDOS Wednesday, Sept IS. 1876.
An Amsterdam telegram TO The Pal NAL
Ga.er says: serious disturbances occurred here on
Monday night and lsss night because she Government
supprcsse fgir. Troops were called ont ana atacEed
the mob, killing ono person and woundnS fourteen.
Iorpe achievements OF troops have arrived"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
nae EAsTERN oIiEsTION.

Hos1IrTfEs ACTIVELY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
1CEgS ARREsFEJ FOR TIN BULGARIAN ATRocI-
rEs-yLACQDE DgY'S REPORT TO DE- SUP
rgKssgD--THE BRITISH AGITATION WANING.
LoyDoH. "Wednesday Sept - 1876.
Serviau bulletin announces that lighting
occurred yesterday between Acxin1 and Dcligii. on
the lest bank OF tho Morava which terminated IN favor
Of tho servians No details have boon received. Gen
Rance Ouplos has been superseded IN command OF the
srryin array OF the Dlina By Col hilcUy.cb. Twelve
hundred Italian volunteers arc expected to arrive at
Belgrade shortly
The Vienna correspondent tcleeraphs that he has
information from MctrUvGz confirming The reported
uclcat of the S'rrus to DFaa on tho eth and 9TH
Ists. Tho Seryiana driven DdOs 70 5haba2, but
"a the Turks did not follow up their advantage Che
ServIans rcoccupicd thCr nc the Dgiua the lOth
mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
Certninl, Worth Investigating.

Tho immense practical advantages Of Too invention OF
tho icox q GbJs g. II. Co-tleir automatic sewing
aosnc: different principle from other sowing
chino manufactured Centennial Maohihory Hall.
Dec G T. Col 30; 6aS broadway, ~ Y, rs Covtst.
Brooklyn $40 Groyost Jcyey City. Cellar ST.. Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
A NEw-IERsEY coNsaEssIoNAL KoMINATI0N:

The Republican Congressional Convention oil
the III Ncw,erscy District met in Trenton at noon yes
terday Mir samuel A. DohhnS pcsitiyog declined to Dc
candidate FOR reelection, 4',i DR.. J. Howard Push ct
Burlington was unanimously nominated. In BRET
specch before The convention DR. Pugh said The Repub
ncan party Waa crested ny the cBScicn iDuS PEOPLE N
tic Union and its blUMisleg would NO looked upl ny
postrlity as s,aCks upon the SIN. Speeches also
IN. dc By MIR. Dobbins aud W. f., Dayton.
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AN rApTuouAKE AT MEssINA.

LONDON, WtUItaUfII TVI'T 10 I3IV
A telegram from Malta announces chat 1t
severe shock of earthquake experienced ~ Aossha
to-day creating panic. but no damage was done 7ou'o
bnI,cs arc reportod damaged "A, Rcgg!O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

You iIrow that distre -sinR paius IN the stomach
the bowels, tOprhachc t,e headache, sro every
where prevalent There romey for pam or debility ks
pARKEah GiSGRR Tonic doRt keep IL IN the house
You must expect get relief Sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

using the weapon we furnished by our good nature
in not sooner pressing the settlement of the bill.
viii you please print this, and oblige yours respect
fully, PoTllER g. Sl1MUs MANI. 90.
NetV- York, Sept. 10 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
BUrLERg NoMrNArloN NOT UNANIMOUS.

BosToN, Sept. IA motion TO make Gen.
Rutlers nomination to Congress to-day unanimous wac
lost about ten delegates rising mp in opposition, The
coav,ntlon sent committee 20 wait Gen Butler aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
YELLOW FEyER on TmE NcREAsE

SAvASKAH, Ca, Sept l3.-Ihe total mum
Der OF interments to-day wcro g. OF whic22 were yo-
lo f,yer sss This ia the largest number yet reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
Midnight WEATHER REPORT,
pyObdbibhSs

For Thursday, in the South Atlantic states,
ea4tcrly Winds Tsiur barometer cooler party ciouuS
weather possibly h,ht rams a.. ,,.-
F,r ne niddlc and Eastern Tdles j0!t1g Onr"inec,,
so,,H and easl ieiiS stationary temperature e!'~"B
,rsgiher. ard possibly RAIN. -, ,,....,,.
Cauionqry signals are ordered Tor Duluth, Marquette,
EsrsnaLI and Alpona. The Lower hisossipp aud ONO
will rise slightly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

II YOU want to Rent Piano Orgon, go TO wArEEs
Sons All way. they ronnE their Instruments
from 80 por mouth previous 20 removal 20 Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

Tie Benevolent Association will be glad to receive aid
fur tho sick and destitute thero 10 much suffering
IInOng poor people, both white and bHok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
MOST OF THE STATE HEARD FROM.

MOST OF THE STATE HEARD FROM.
A Total v0rE OF 125,771 IN 3S6 TOWNSVILLE RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY 15,2S9-EsTIMATEs ON
THE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept 13.--Rcturrs, mostly official
from 1856 towns give Gov. Conner rep majority
of 1929, in total vote of 125771. The vote of
this year compares as follows With that of the same
towns III 1878
56ldCnOonnOr tRep) 1880 srldenCo0nor (lep J5,Si0
John C,FGlbOt d. .j5 241 (las Roberts % Lie 66i
Total vote III Total vote los 534
Republican mai. 1929 Republican mai .420G
Rep. gain OyCr SOL l ,0S3
The remaining % small towns aud plantations yet
to hear from gave a total vote OF 6,76t in 1870
with Democratic majority of 33i.
AN INCREASED MAJORITY IN THE LEGISLATURE
PORTLAND, Sept. 1S.-The returns received thus
far give 100 Republican and "a Democratic state
Representatives. There arc 80 towns tc hear
frOm which win probably make final showing of
Ill Republicans and 40 Democrats "a Republican
gain of "a members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

Total 81 glD IU,jBS. 80 D, -bI I-L EUI'I
Rep maj ...l5.5i2 3,St& d2IdI
Gaze Initial received $40 votes tLater rcpors give
8 Republican, majority
The latest estimate of the standing Of the new
Legislature IS given below. Thesa figures give the
Republicans majority Of 9S or joint ballot, agains'
a majority Of 81 in 1876, or gain OF 33 momhoro:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

invite his attendance On entt ing tr hall the General
was received With great applause, and made an extern
pOraneona spooch
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THE RIFLEMEN's CONTEST
Cnutinnol irom Flrst Page.

nay be relied upon as correct trauscriP's nos Oh Ae
Tho nanber OF Shots but their exact Poaiuoh ON 'o
- -.h ,ayrs,osn NJ o.ch range was also verified oF
somD.riaou with tls oDoiAl score, and is correct'
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NGRRLED.

PL FTCHER- HARPA 4r resI OF tho brides father.
No lOB place. trnDktn "Wednesday,
49, 1876 by Theo Gu .eC, GeorPo H. FletclloT u
NowYOrk to Ida daughter o. Wbdm sharp IT, OF Brooklyn,
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collision WITH bridge on that road hts laa.s

road collision bridge that road Tits aon.a
anc killed.
PRoylNcFrowE, Mass Sept. IA steamboat
wharf which schooner Yosemite scarg ng cod
way this afe down IOa fons o. co and
large iron tank The escaped Damage about 5000
RIrHMoND. Va. Sept i3.-In tho United states
Crcut Court to-day entered inst,Iotsng the
Oevcrs Of the Atlantic b dsspp and Ohio Railroad 70 sxet
their best Judgment relation 10 r5esning certain
culfties OF the cOmpsny,
PuOvrDrNcE. II. J., Sept. 13.-The Warren Bap-
Ass citation held its nth annual meeting Day.
The churches plumber Of
ing the year The Itv. DR. John II. sIah Warwick
elected President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
euecial Notices.

Prof. Eilc thariicr
Begs parents Of his pupils that bo has returned
TO the city, aud Is ready 10 resume his duties.
Donoyun's RoaIaur nj,
TwcfthSt nGIr bDth ~ not going To- remove
tnwn, itns been circulated ON the contrary hyng en-
argsd his dng epCfes can be served with MI tho
ecaces he SEASON. An excellent Table DilOt0 from 70
s. A Ia carte at all hours. opon toll l!pm.
Prof IIuNIcy', Lectarcs.-IrOf. T.. ~ HUXLEY az
Ipon viii ave three illustrated eciufo, on Tee Direct
sept 49, ~ and - at o'clock Tickets securing seats
Tor pice s. are 10 DO had at tho Oo9EsoIo y,
through tho mall This Is The only ~ leo
lures that Prof hcy viii deliver ID this county ho
sails for liverpool sept -
PostsOmcc Noiicc.-1ho FOREIGN MAILS Cor t,e weeis
on TUESDAY, Al Ia ~ Tor kutOnS per steamship N1V;a
via OueenStnWn on WEDNESDAY al D3U m. fuf Eurupe,
per steamship byssina TIA Queenstown thursday.
q. for Europe, per steamship gel"tt. wa Plym
outh Cherb0uIE aud Hamburg; on SATURDAY, NJ li50
seanship Mosri via 5ouhamiton Bremen 10 m.
steamship GelTnapc, QUEENSTOWN
icsiondence scotland Germany. aud France 10 DO ot
by this steamer must ne specially at.iessef ait
Al FOR Scotland direct per seanstno CALIFORNIA, via
an scow aud az y. M Tor france Direct steam5lp
yans viii leave New YORK sept b rhe Tor Ciua.
g. san Francisco Oct l. The malls FOR Australia
&c. will leave san Francisco Oct IL - . .
The Committee appointed BY tho Republican Ceeral Com
naturalization 20 Chsmbetsst, basement nnt Oc -
next Tickets ba obtained from tho ocers OF tho daer
SN' ' CHARLES s. SPENCER, Chairman.
EDWARD wERrHEfMEE,
JAMES McAFKE,
JOSEPH RllEfNROLDT,
WIIGIAn j. FRITZ
JOHN X DoWI.EY,
FAAHOIs s. RhSCHs Ccm1ittoa
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HocAL DESTINATIONS.

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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1.-THE diagram ths tsoa,a ts ~ b tea,n o.
inches TIE peprndrrr nrd Sc dirr M OF w ~ 'h y i
hoonlsi dsr rep Sctas hyl Of ,h mercury urnt
thosr no 80 Whea curved a :. entirely above tue line h toe.n
pressure inc-aI ard e yarabl, Fra1hr tif o. l nnt
there f1dien SUI excessive Hlrtsors north ct'ey storm
tlrcstfned aprlsch indicated by .he qurncy
oTthr rs violence ~ the excess Of TIE noysm h
low dp.at carved live fnm 20 t- une it
to lssss points uu.uistSsa5y 70 pleasant scAthsr
Notwithstanding the previous hight Of the nercurin
column there was further and mosc rapid rise ysStor-
day The amount of humidity IN the air has increased
temperat,lre has risen; m wind has yoored TO south
erp point with tendency toward the cast Az these
conditions Indicate approaching castc.lY storm winch
cfunOi be very far distant. ,,,,,
For luis city and vicinity cloudy weather IL ndicatsd
with little clange of temperature ana probability tht
rain will shortly follow perhaps bjloi" the c'OSo VI ~
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

Mamma" snid young hopeful who against
his viii made tO rock The cradle " MS baby brother
" II the Lord has any more babiea 70 give away don't gou
take 'em"
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DIifU

Al Notices Of Marriage. ma5i be iadorsd wih FIJI
nnlne aud address
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

The Weir PlOw Factory. This erea, man.
ufsciuringe establishment is located at Monmouth,
ILL.,, and Is the leading industrial business Of the
place: The Company has In use some Of the
best labOr-saving machinery 10 be found any
where for this class Of work. The iron and
wood used by them is Of the best quality, the
latter being thoroughly seasoned before being
used. The implements made by them are
clipped to all parts Of Illinois. and to Texas,
Indiana, Ohio, Nebraska, and into the Indian
Territory. Over 10000 Of the Weir Walking Cul.
tivatOrs are now In use, and 10000 Of them are
made annually. W. s. Weir is the inventor OF
this implement, and it has taken and kept the
lead. 1t Is the universal favoritc of farmers.
The organization OF the Company dates back Ito
1857, and IT has had abundant success. The value
OF the implements made by them annually now
aggregates over 100000. The officers are W. s.
Weir, President; Vim. Hanna, Treasurer, and W.
B..Boyd, Secretary. See their advertisement in
this paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

Reverdy johnson goes to England to
negotiate the sale of public lands in
Florida, from the proceeds of which he
has been instructed to liquidate the State
debt, which, is very small.
A special from Lisbon states that q
Portuguese grnboat has been ordered to
the Island Of st. Thomas, in the gulf of
Guinea, on account of an alleged insur-
rection of the negroes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

Attention, Ladieo.-We call the special at
tention Of our lady readers to the advertisement
Of Aeesrs. Burr & Gary OF Chicago for their
Stocking and Skirt Supporters. The advantages
Of these crinoline APPENDICES cannot be ~oyeresti-
mated; they are invaluable to health and COM
fort, and should be worn by every woman and
child in the land. Among all the health preserY-
ing inventions of the present age We know of
nothing SO indispensable to wOmankind as the
articles offered by Messrs. Burr i Gary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

SchenckiS Pills will be found to
possess those qualities necessary to the total
eradication Of all bilious attacks, prompt to
start the sccrctions of the liver, aid give q healthy
tone to the entire system. Indeed. it is no ordi.
nary discovery In medical ecisnce to have inveLt-
ed a remedy for these stubborn complaints,
which develop all the results produced by q here
tOfore free use Of cal mel, a mineral justly dreaded
by mankind, and acknowledged to be destructive
In the extreme to the human eyetem. That the
properties Of certain vegetables comprise all the
virtues Of calomel, without is injurious tenden.
cIes, is now an admitted fact, rendered indlsput-
able by scientific researches; and tho who use
the Mandrake Pulls will be fully satisfied that the
best medicines are those provided by nature in
the common roots and herbs Of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or any
Of the injurious effects of calomel or other poi
sons. The secretion OF bile lie promoted by these
pills, as will be ecen by the altered color OF the
stools, and disappearing OF the sallow complex
ION and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box
Of pills.
Prepared only by j. II. Schcnck d Son, at their
principal Office, corner sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia. and for sale by all druggists and
dealers. Prlco Is cents per box.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

DR.. McAFFEE-A regular graduate OF BrilIsn
and Amencan institutes. 10 years a practicing
physician. Treats all Diseases of the Kidneys,
Liver. Lungs, Heart, Throat, He I'd and Nervous
system. Errors Of Youth and Abuses OF Man
hood successfully treated and even after others
have failed. $40 forfeit for any case OF Seminal
Weakness or private disease Of any kind or char
acter he undertakes and fails to cure. L1dtes
will ind proper treatment for diseases peculiar
to their sex. All letters containing stamps for
reply promptly answered.
C0nsultatt0n free. Send for circular. Address
Lock Box go. or esll at Office, 3l1 Perry street,
Davenport, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06

Vegetine 10 the great health ~restorer, composed
exclusively Of barks, roots and herbs. 1t Is very
pleasant to take; every child likes It. Vegetine
purines the blood. renovstes and invigorates the
whole system. Its medical properties are altera.
tive, tonic. solvent and diuretic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-06
POETIC CHIPS.
It's sweet to love, but o how bitter,
To court q gal. and thea not git her.

It's sweet to love, but o how bitter,
To court q gal, and Thea not git her.
Our brother did at last succomb
To Death, LIES active foeman;
His hsnds got cold, his legs got numb,
From the gripc in his abdomen.
Come. wife" said Will, II pray you devote
Just half a minute to mend this coat,
Which Q nail has CHANGED 10 rend."
"'Tis ten O'Clock" said his drowsy mate,
II know said Will, 'it is rather late,
But it's never too late to mend"
"Tis sweet to sit at eyentide,
Some willin' female form beside,
And, love-like, purr and smoker;
To feel, whatever dev1lish arts
Are sund'ring other kindred hearts,
You two are growing thicker.
Woman, woman, what q blessing,
In spite OF AL your love OF dressing;
Dearest treasure, gift divine,
Three cheers, and a tiger, for thou art miEc.
Like a star on high, my love doth shine,
And I'm her bald-headed Valentine:
But I hate q girl with q crooked spine
You can't pick grapes from q plsyed-out vine,
Would yo1 know the baby's skies:
Baby's skies are mammals eyes,
Mammals eyes and smiles. together
Make the blby's pleasant weather.
Mamma, keep your eyes from tears,
Keep your heart from foolish fears,
Keep your lips from dull complaining.
Lest the baby think t lie raining.
The tides Of life uneven dow,
Aud ever betwixt veal and woe
We drift and waver TO and fro.
Because the gods will have il SO.
sec the grea. ones PROSTATE lie,
see the beggar lifted high,
And none his destined fate can fly,
And ell In vain We strive or CRY.
1 know a baby, such a baby,
Round blue eyes and checks of pink,
Such an elbow orrowed with dimples,
Such q waist where creases sink.
'Cuddle and love me, cuddle and love me-"
Crows the mouth Of coral pink,
Oh, the bald head, and oh, the sweet lips,
And oh. the sleepy eyes that wink!