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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

M. II. SCOOTER, Of Canal street, has pre-
ssnse6 ths Crescent CITY Rifle Club with .
handsome oliver prize cup. which i ele-
santly chased, and stands sone fifteen
inches high, supported By four miniature
.if,ss on 8 base wheeeoa are reclining fg-
urss Of two dogs fashionsd from gold. Pse-
ssntsd to tho clab, this cup viii b shot ior
by it, members, and eventually become the
property Of the rifeman who wins ie tafee
times, although ct not necessarily eonseeu'
tive matches. In shooting for the cup the
conditions will be-the greatest number o.
bull's-eyes In forty five shots, at loag range.
Tho contest to be ton ehots at 800 yards;
fifteen shots ct 800 yards and twenty shots
ct 1000 yards, under Creedmoor rules. Tho
efforts 10 gain the SCOOTER cup will naturally
bring in earnest practice and prepare tho
members Of ths Crescent City Riae Club for
tho interstate match, TO be shot In this
city on the twelfth Of October.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

SHREVEPORT, La, September 16, 1876.
To-day has been the greatest ever known
in Shreveport. The streets have been
densely crowded Mnce early morning and il
is estimated that 5000 people are in town.
A mass meeting was held in Stacey e.
Poland's immense cotton warehouse, at .
tsnded BY at least $500 people.
Governor Antoine spoke first, being re-
ceived with perfect storm Of applause.
Mr.. Pitkip followed in splendid speech.
James D. Kennedy was the last speaker
and held tho immense audience spellbound
during his entire speech.
Messrs. Pitkin and Kennedy were elton
interrupted by Democratic candidate for
tho Legislature from Bossier, but they
answered him % kesnly and correctly that
the laugh was turned ON him and he was
eftectually equelchsd.
Tallys Opera House vas denssly packed
tonight listening to the speeches Of Hon.
Aleok Boarnan and Judge A. B. Levisee In
the interest Of the Republican party.
A. Il. Leonard made . two hours' epeech
Lest night, IN which he advocated . peace.
able election. The audience was large, and
his speech was attentively listened to and
often applauded. &a
The meeting in Bossier yesterday was .
grand success, Thousands being In attend
snce. Resolutions were adopted indoreing
tho national and State tickets, also George
L. Smith for Congress. Democrats present
asked for . division Of the resolutions
offered, % they might vote for the ono In
dorsing Smith for Congress.
Put Caddo, Bossier and Webster down a.
certain for Smith and the national and state
tickets. a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
Appointmenes.

Governor Kellogg has made the following
repatriation appointments:
Wsshington-William H. Ard, vice War
ner, supervisor; T. D Bickhsm, vice A. C..
Bickham, and w. w. Bsbingtsn. clerks.
Livingston-S. p. Holden and A. w. Set
tson, vice Rose and Hover, failed to quail
Hy, clerks.
He has also appointed Alexander Myers
justice of tho ,pesoe OF the third ward Of
Ascension parish, vice Keruon, resigned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
OPENING or FHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Additional List ef Papils Admitted - the
Algb SchoOlo.

O48N1N0 OF THk PUBL1C SCHOVA|os
Additional I.ise Of Papils Admitted - ths
Aish scheels.
sTAfB o. LOUISIANA,
Once Divisiea 6urernte1dent Public education.
sixth Division, 40 70 City Hall. (
New Orl. as. september Is lSU.J
The public schools of this division will
be reopened ON Monday morning, eight
oenth instant, at niue O'clock. In making
the yearly promotions, principals will, -
far - ia consistent with the results of the
examination held in June, assign to the
higher departments their proper proportion
Of tho pupils in the school All pupils will
be enrolled - newly admitted.
The following pupils have been admitted
to the high sch0ols-some, by having re-
ceivod sixty-nine per cent 1T the regular
examination; the Others, by passing suc-
cessful examination during the present
week:
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Charles Stafford, J. # rson School.
Charles Fisaer. Mccarthy School.
e K. Probst. Le0ntine school.
w. Howe, McD.nogh No 4.
C. Bchwagcr, Fillmore School.
II. BOehm, McDJnOgh No. 3.
Benjamin Taylor, Laurel School.
Michael Nestef, Laurel School
=. j. Cuisine, private school.
John Cailan. Marshall School.
w. Meehsn. Jefferson No. 2.
Jacob Hsssinger, Germsn-Americsn.
UPPER GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL,
Hermine Suck. jackson Girls School.
Madeline Mundinger, L,nc0ln School.
Emma Wilbur, Live Oak School.
Ernestine Israel, private echool.
Mamie Cook. McDon0eh No I.
Mary Berthelnt, Napoleon Avenue School
Mary KING, Magnolia School.
Agatha Mehan. private school.
Florence DRY, Med Jnogh No. l.
Carrie Orr. private school
c. Smith, Keller School.
M BOza, private school.
M. Bsyle, Franklin School.
LOWER GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL.
A. Ehotard, La Harpe School.
q. Suhren, Bayou Bridge School.
K. Henry. RAmpart School.
L. Howe, Mod ,nogh No. 4.
A. Corner, MrDonogh No. 4.
A. Gsillard, RAyou Road School.
G DAner. Rampant School.
n. Gretzner, Franklin School.
C. w. BOOrHBY,
Superintendent Public Schools, Sixth Di
viaiOn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

COLD WMDs-They remind us that
Messrs. B. & w. Croner, No. 147 Canal
street, are now receiving new styles of fall
and winter goods, silks, calicoes and other
fashionable dry goods, all Of which will be
cold very cheap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
The Temperaeuro.

Tho thermometer at Louis Frigt lio's, No
50 Chartres street, stood - follows. Sep
tember is: 8A. n. $50; at p. NJ, 79o; at
6 p. NJ, 7So. Lowest point during the
night Of September Is. 6so.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

A gu9seeejon % eAo Democrats.
A meeting was held yesterday at the hall
of the Chamber Of Commerce-an informal
consultation, - II were-of large and re-
spectable number Of Conservative citizens,
representing largo interests In tho city.
After some preliminary discussion series
Of resolutions was adopted. They provide
that committee of ten be named BY the
chair whose duty it shall be, - soon - the
Democratic Parish Convention has per-
manently organized on Monday, to present
to It the following names for the Offices in.
dicsted, and to urge their consideration
thereon:
For Mayor, Hon. Edward Pilsbury; Ad'
ministrstor Of Finance, Colonel Samuel n.
Todd; Administrator of Accounts. J. G.
Brown; Administrator of Commerce, Colonel
Thomas Il. Hunt; Administrator Of Assess
meuts, p. L. Bouny. And that the oonven-
tion be requested 10 take into respectful
confederation the recommendations OF tho
convention Of tho bar Of Now Orleans for
tho district judgeships.
Tho committee was pamed - follows: !.
N. Marks, n. Musson, W. C. Raymond. J. l.
DAY. T. d. Willett, Fred. Wing, e. L. Car
xiere, r. j. Odendahl, f. Wintz and j..
Cha6o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

The benefit performance rendered to Miss
Katie Glassford BY tho Shakespeare Club
has been unsvoidably postponed from tho
twentieth instant to Wednesday evening,
September q, ct which later date EAST
Lynne" with tho beneficiary as Lady Isabel,
will be acted at the Varieties Tnestre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

SCHOOL BooKs.-An the standard text
bsoks can be procured at Publishers prices
as tho great book depot Of Mr.. Robert J
Harp, Nos. ITO and l12 Camp street. See
advertisement
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substituteA Beads .

WAsa1xoron, September l6.-One hslt
million Of four and halts were substituted
TIE Gray On Deck Again.
4 most smasing occurrence took place
IN tbo Na1ienal Theatre tonight, probably
astribueablo - the largo numher OF visitors
(ooHEuvnD On uIaHvH eAea.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

FAussE RIvER, September 16, 1876.
A monstrous meeting Of COCO Republicans
WAS held hers to-day. A lsrg numbe Of tho
most prominent Democrats were also pre-
sent. The Democrats treated the speakers
with the most marked courtesy and the Mt
most good feeling prevailed.
A marked contrast in til 10 respect was OBJ
aervable between this parish ard that of
East Feliciana.
The general order, good govern nent and
prosperity of these parishes are tbs highest
praise that can be bestowed upon the peace
policy, pursued by its prominent white
citizens, and the highest condemnation of
the "bulldozing" policy of Felioians.
Tho speaking was opened by Senator
Burch.
Mr.. Packard followed in an able and ex-
haustive argument, In . kind and concil-
istory manner, showing cOnvincingly that
tho true interests Of the conservative whites
lax with tho Republican party.
He was followed BY General Wharton,
Colonel Lewis and Judge Campbell.
After the meeting quito . number Of
prominent DemocEats called upon Nr. Pack
ard, and had pleasant and kindly inter
view.
Tho party were hoepitably entertained
by Judge Yost. This gentleman il tower
Of strength In this community. and 70 his
wise counsels IL due much Of the prosper
ous and peaeeful conditioa Of this parish.
There are mot ten colored Democrats in
the parrish. We viii poll our full vote.
LEX.
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The standard New Orleans time u fur-
nishsd FREQ to al wasohmakeEs as Nc. 50
ChArtres street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
I'm CADDo.

I'm CADDO.
IMMENSE MEETING Ar SHREVEPORT
GOVERNOR ANTOINE WELCOMED HONE
Messrs. Pitkin and Kennedy Address
the Assembly.
A MEETING AT NIGHT
TALLY'e OPERA HOUSE THRONGED
SPEECHES BY BoARMAH AND LEv1sEE
COLONEL LEoNARpis ADVICE
THE MEETING IN BOSSIER
Especial to the Now Orleans Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

ESPECIAL to the Now Orleans Republican,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

THE MEETING IN BossIER
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TALLY,s OPERA HOUSE THRONGKD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

For and in consideration Of the rights and
privileges granted by bic majesty tho King
81 tho HsWsiian Ialonds in ehe next euo
ceediag article Of this convention, and a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

. MEETING AT NIGHT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

the interest OF negro eu00rdinAtlOn and OF
Confederate rule must be abandoned. If
tho Confederates really mean peace and
good will, lot them respond to Mr.. Adams
nomination in tho spirit In which that nomi-
nation has been made. Let them strengthen
the hands Of the New England reformers
BY voting down Southern sectionalism aud
yankee hate" in Louisians.
In this connection I quote tho following
from . Conservative Republican paper:
An AIxrsuFrrcIENT REASON.
Tho Tribune Of this morning gives edi-
tor1ally three reasons why Independents
can not support Mr.. Tilden for tho presi-
dency. We reproduce reason No. 3, be-
cause il covers al the questions N eontso-
versy between th0so who made war ON the
government In 1860 and those who them and
now maintain tho dignity of national gu
thority over the Mexican code Of lawless-
ness then and now asserted BY the southern
Contederates - tho wise and happy solvent
for al differences of political opinions un-
der the Union. In this third season tho
Tribune says:
tionsl array Of tho solid 6ooth onoe moro
against the controlling and better element
prepared for that result Of tho war. II
weuld be NEST injurious to the South itself.
and to the country at large it would Ger
tainly be perilous."
Whether the Confederate idea takes tho
form Of IN organized army under Lee in
Virginia in 1861, or shotgun brigade under
Lamar IN Mississippi in 1876. tho policy u
the same and the princiPle 10 the ssme.
The policy y . united South Tor the control
l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

(ooMEUUuD ON uI0EgvH fAa1.l
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The Hawaiian Treaty.

Superintendent Public Schools, Sixth
vision.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22
RECORD OF THE NEWS.
Political; Personal and Foreign Do
ings and Gossip r--
ylndIrntlon 81 sneal.r -


The yindication Of Speaker Kerr,
charged with selling ar appointment in the
army, was made fun and complete hy the
House Of Representatives, every member
present rising 70 his feet ard voting aye, on
the question q a1ort'r7 the committee re-
port. .llr, Ihrlbp,, g rblie2n INHALER
from nl!not said
''The reputation Of our public men is
among Tie best riches 81 the country, a. 1.-the
man or men who would unjustly and un.ggly
detraet from the reputation Of The public was
no: only stabbing al his life ana character,
but are doing the most fatal Tnisehiefto the
success Of tbs nation With me the long
record Of honor oatweighed and outweighs
Gil charges Of those loose deframers who
these base times encourage 20 detraetion and
20 scandal. and only arise here on this Oc-
casionto carry out By my voice and my vote
thesidea that for one, as a Iepresentatlye Of
this American people, Having before my eyes
the honor Of the people, am glad here 70 be
able from my heart 70 say that vhatever
shadow the momentary imputation might
have cast on the DAYS Of the distinguished
gentleman the Speaker Of this house, DAYS
which some OF us Tear are numbered already
y is the unanimous voice ci this people
through their representatives that the agis
81 q long and honorable HE las protected
him from the unyenomed shat Of malice
that the cloud is removed, and that il his sun
goes down II shall 20 down IN full honor and
in the esteem oi all honorable men OF what
ever party applause on both sides of The
house
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22

Ihurlow Weed, in d communication
totherpeqker affhe House, proposes special
tribute TO the memory OF Lafayette lie says
Half century ago General lafayette re-
visited America, and IS q guest Of the nation
made Triumphant tour through the States
~ you know ny reading and hy tradition
The affection, enthusiasm, and gratitude
evoked by that tfsi' has no parallel in the
worlds history. Womb itnot 10 equally ap
r.opriate ud wise, halt a century after the
visit fins grandfather. 70 invite Oscar La
fayette, as the guest Of the milton, 70 attend
the Centennial anniversary Of our independ
snce Our committee has decided 70 invite
NJ. lafayette but it occurs TO me that Con
grsss might think proper 70 give broader
and deeper effect 10 patriotic
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22
Recorerr Of Mrs rinenin

About a year ago Mrs. Mary Lincoln.
widow Of President Lincoln, was adiudred
insane by court in Chicago. and Robert T.
Lincoln was appointed TO have the care and
management Of her estate On Thursday
Mr. Lincoln presented petition TO the court
showing that she has fully recovered her
reason, and praying that her property be
placed in her own hands. After some eyi.
dsnce had been heard in regard to her resfo.
ration, the jury returned a verdict in accord.
ance with Mrs. Lineolns petition. which WIS
telegaphed TO herin Springfield The conn
sci for Robert T Lincoln did moi oppose the
petition
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22
4 High.Taned MaII.Rohhsr

For several years depredatlons upon
the mails have been committed at OF near
Mayfeld, KY, and number Of special gents
at different times have unsuccessiullv st-
tempted to break them up some weeks ago
special agent Amos Foster was detailed by
FOL. Schauster, head OF the St Louis district
special agents, TO ferret out the matter Last
week the mail messenger between the rail
road depot and postofhce al Msyfield, named
Beaumont, who Is also leading citizen and
publisher Of newspaper, and a msn entirely
above suspicion, was arrested and confessed
70 having robbed the mails This IS the
second important detection and arrest
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22
California Hopeful.

The san francisco Chronicle SAYS
the industries q the slope have entirely q
covered from inc depressing influences
brought 30 bear hv the bank failures bus
mess in all branches have never been 50 uni
versally good, and interest is lower and
money plentier than il has been for many
years. II attributes these results in q great
measure to The most successful season, and
the richest harvest California has ever seen,
and adds "For a time it was feared that the
supply Of wheat would be so great as TO de-
press the price to ruinous figure, but il is
now becoming more and more apparent that
farmers will receive fair, If not liberal price
for their produce
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22
Elections in Belgium,

\ Brussels dispatch says the result
ct the elections is that the Catholics major
ity in the chamber Of deputies will he twelve.
instead Of fourteen, as # was in the last cham
her. Many Of the electoral contests were OK
ceedingly close Great excitement prerails
tonight in all directions " The streets ui
this city are filed with an enormous f6Vd
Of people, Kissing and hootng in front d tbe
Catholic Institutions, which are protected by
to3ies Of civic guards, and some arrests have
hem made at Client A mob is making q
monster demonstration before the Catholic
church, and have broken the wmdows Of the
building"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22

special 70 The American from
Springfield, Tenn says a. Owens, Jesse
Owens, John Murphy, Arch Randolph. aud
Henry Davidson, white men, and Ike Doss,
eolored, were killed, and sam Manders. a
white, was mortally wounded, and James
Murrhy, white shocked Ny lightning The
rhite men we're gentlemen Of tho highest
character, and their unfortunate death cagi a
gloom over iheif neiglaorhood. They bad
been cutting wheat, and had stopped under
= tree ont Of the rain. and while under II were
struck by lightning
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22
She Lived a Century.

Mrs. Margaret Boggs died in Phil,
adelphia, on the 18th, aged 100 years, S
months and % days she was born and had
alwsy lived in Philadelphia, She was
cousin Of Andrew Jackson's wife, and was
the last surviving descendant Of Mrs Betsy
Ross, who made the first American flag Of the
present pattern. On the 10th OF last January
Mrs Boggs celebrated her hundreth birthday,
and received many visitors Of prominence
and distinction Her faculties remained
clear and her memory strong almost TO the
Tina Of her dpafh
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22
A SPIDER FPInEMIC.


Iarphis TennA Arre9l
Last sunday, Nh Thomas Walsh.
Master Mechanic al the Louisville
Railroad shop at this point. was bitten
by a spider. The wound became IN.
famed, and last night MI. Walsh was
in u critical condition on account of
the poison injected into his system bv
the venomous insect. Today he was
much better. and Is ont of danger.
Tins plorning Nj J. ID. Danburv. a
well-known citizen. was also bitten by
Q spider, and he bad to summon medi.
cal aid as he was suffering intense
Pain from the apparently slight wound.
IL isrfwrtfd that he also is seriously
~ hgh,ale effects of the poison on
SATURDAY last 4 little daughter of Capt.
$. ;. t'upet, whilcattending Templar's
Wcnc Town the Mississippi & Tpnnes-
see Railroad, was bitten on the face
by black spider. Her face became
terribly swollen, but no dangerous Of
fcct5 became apparent The spider
whose poison is so yeuOmOus. is 4
small black one, which generally has
red speeks on its body. IT'S bite Is OK.
ceedingly poisonous. and from il many
persons have died on account of not
attending to the wound in due time.
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lInra Crnnkcd sim.

Colonel Meyer, supervisor of inter.
nal revenue, has returned rom hi. raid mn
the Illicit distillers in Cape Girsrdeau and
Bolhnser counties He has broken NJ about
twenty stills, destroyed large amount Of
property, and arrested and placed under
bonds sixteen persons charged with making
crooked whisky. Some fifty stills have been
running in the above named comties for
about twelve years past, and allowing then,
only three months in the year the govern.
ment has been deimuded from SIS, 900 10
90. 600 ner annmnl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22

The New York Stakeholder, an or.
san q capilalists, quotes President .Bryson, q
The Ph@nix Bank Of that city, as naming five
years as the term Of fair recovery from the
evils which eliminated N the panic Of 1873
upon which estimate dull times will continue
until the autumn Of 1878 Mr.. Hale, the
largest Manufacturer Of pianos IN the world
.hlnks Rs1i year -lsf7-will begin 70 show
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22

the diseased matter from the body. These
are the only means by which Consumption
can be cured, and as Schenck's Pulmonic
syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills
are the only medicines which operate In this
way, il Is obvious they are the only genuine
cure for Pulmonary Consumption. Each bot
Tie Of this invaluable medicine is accom-.
panied by full directions Dr. schenck is
professionally at his principal Office, corner
oivth and Arch streets, Philadelphis, ever
Monday, where all lntters Tor advice must be
addressed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22

Chapped hands, face, pimples, ring.
worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous anee.
tons cured, and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap Be care
iul % get only that made by Cagweu Hazard
q Co., New York, as there are many imi.a-
tions made With CONNER TAR, an 81 which are
worthless. .tsE
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sonlhern PaellIc Rnllror.l

\ dispatch from san Francisco states
that the Southern Pacific railroad track has
teen extended 70 the summit Of the sierra
Nsrs1a mountains ~ Tehuchapa, aud that
regular rains began 70 run dailv between
San Francisco and Keen station, s5s miles, or
70 within seveniy-nisht miles w stare ~ Tho
les Angeles division
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22

II johnson S Anodyne Imminent is
hall aS valuable as people say Il is, no family
should be without L. Certainly no person,
bo he lawye.. doctor, minister, or Of any 9TH.
er Profession, should start en- tourney with
Quit No sailor. fisherman, or woodsman
should he without Il In fact, Il IS needed
wherever there is an ache, swain. cut, truzo.
cough or cold.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22
@ Medical Success
In which every poor, suffering Man Woman
and Child throughout the Country
Il lpanly Interested

when ~ collins began series Of experiments f5r
tho purpose II making popular aud economical ea
mn1fi The treatment 4 diseases ard ailments which
determined opposition and Oppfohrim flfha aftcnd
"a ~ feiortners N ne practice q mtdCine lut the
hflart success Of ms I'm cnfinu has turned e fe %
friends md numbered nR great admirers BY thousands
Inc principle u hif Invention consists IN the applca
ton Of EfecGriCity bY means 81 NnftniC or Gal.
Nanic Plates. CaUfuy attachea togeiher and I'M
fefdcd ln Porous htrengthenfRe Plaster.
90 thei Whfn applied . sAal afford CoNeTAyI AID
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22

Farmers rrd "Horse Men" are continually
mquiring what we know eftho utility OF Sher-
idans Cavalry Condition Powders, and in re-
ply, we would say, through the columns q
our paper that We have heard from hundreds
who have used them with gratifying results
that Is also cur experience