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if possible to eject rescue. JIc
reached the Indian camp about mid
night, and secured his pony to busl,
10 the valley, aud soon aftorward
crawled int, the Indian camp. His
long residence with the indians
taught bin wbero to look for the cap.
tive. He was soon lying hat on his
belly in thor ol the lodge con tain
ing Miss Brand. He found ore old
squaw sitting 10 'front.' Of tho lodsc
humming doleful dirge and on rnis-
ing the edge Of the tepeo or lodge he
discovered another old hag seated
near a fire feeding > feeble fame
with straws. He also saw the cap
tive white woman lying with her
head to the outside Of the tepee, less
4 han Two feet away. He whispered
words Of caution apG cheer to Miss
Brand, who started up in alarm.
This startled both of tho .squaws, and
the one on The outside walked around
to tho rear OF tho lodge whore she
met u sudden, silent death at the
hands of the old scout, The other
sqlaw suspociing something wrong
gave the alarm. Qrick.as flash Kan
non raised up the cdge and drew out
the captive. and throwing her upon
his shoulders made u dash out into
the darkness. Tho camp was soon
in an uproar. But kannon mado his
escape With his horse, although 90
arrow had pierced his body through.
He took u course eastward down the
Rawhide, while tho Indiaos started
for Fort Laramie, which was due
u,hward from the camp. Finding
himscif getting weaker from loss Of
blood Kannon drew forth the arrow
which had passed through his body
and projected out 10 front and filed
his buck,k, shirt around the wounds
with wet mud, aud then continued the
Hight. At daylight he found himself
on the head OF Dry Cotionwoo
creek, twelve miles from Laramie.
But tho Iudians were between him
and tho tort. Hc kept out oi sight and
saw them meet aud engage the sol.
ders he had left the night before,
and made his way half dead TO Fort
Laramie without being discovered by
the Indians. I H.0" ...' ,'.'..
The result is soon toll. Kannon
vas taken into the post hospital, aud
his nurse was Miss Brand, tho rescued
white woman. She sloud by the
side of the pioneer until he recovered
atd being without friends or home,
tall having been taken from her in
the massacre, she married the oil
t Mrs. KannJn lives in Keytcsd
Sillc, station on The North Mi,slu.
ri railroad, jimmy Kapnon Is pow
with General Crook, and is ono OF his
trusted scouts. lie is The last survi-
vor of tho massacre OF Alamo, whore
his parents were killed. His earl y
life, up 10 the time he reached the
age of ma nhood, was spent with the
Comancbes, whs'gwith Santa Anna
mas sacred Davy Crockett and his
brave band ~ San Antonio. s.f
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Pronounced Itc,cru6Le.

f.as 81 I1a HI BosToS. May ~, 1871.
II. II. SrpygNs, EsI. Doar s;ir--I have
ten years have suffered great paiu In my back,
hipsnni side, with great d. itiieulty In passing
urine which was ofcn, and In very small guam.
tities. frequently Accompanied with biooI api
escruciating pain. J'lI|f
8 lhsve faithfully tried most OF the popular
remedies ecompenied for my complaint I
base been under the tfea tmant of somo OF tho
most skillfut physicians In Buston. all OF whom
pronounced my Gaze incurable' This was M y
condition when was advised by friend to try
the v NEaETIkE. ADD could zoe the good effects
from the hrst doe took, and from that mo-
mont Kept ON inproyinx until was entirely
cured, taking In all, l should tninlS- about SIX
bottlos. - la ..-..Ig i.ltL .. ~ | ..... fs
II 10 Indeed a valuable medicine and if should
be afflicted again In the same way, would
give dollar a dose, " l could not got II with.
ouk a. .Respeotfuly, M Il I..af J. Al. OLE. Il
d 81 Third Street, South Boston.
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TO THE SICK,

A great many nre now suffering With coIds,.
coughs, and other sttuSenfs. W ksh. fif not
promptly attended to may =, incurs
bio disease. u For hu ff no throst,
breast and iunys, brouchisi.. -s.a,natic nfscS
Dr. Saa1iu's GpyouRd Syrup Of Wiid
Is pleasant and certain cure. Tho oldest anS
best remedy. IL promotes expeciOratiou. AMI
reinoyes all iiseassyi matter which olstrti0,s tho
mngs, tiis liberation \ healel and the sufferer
trestoved to pericct health, 1t Il nourishing,
STRENGTHENING, nni Tor disturbot ysSt At night.
Its use Will give sweet rep so. IL the bowels are
costive, or liver dis0rierci. take Mt nrst few
doses of swaynes Tar and Sarsspafilia Pilh
importance, relieve tho cun1estei llYer, nnt
remove all billion 'ncss. Then 'tolbwt With
sway nos Iwtld thery ssyrup, and hsasth,
These valuable M elictpes ii''ii ~. itf"
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Catching Reindeer. a

% In many bleak Northern regions
these animals are the sole support Of
the people. When liberated from har-
ness they go directly 10 search OF food
O peculiar species OF nutritious moss,
whiah their instinct euablcs them TO
6ud deeply covered With snow. Some>
fines as many us one hundred 81 art
or foraging, their being nothing pro-
'sidef for tbem by their exacling
master. Like. samelsr under similar
when unladen they
strodo off milesis different directions.
When they arstSAnted again their
seaI-skinsclad .fiyers get behind
them 10 seSeral directions, and by hal-
looing, throwing snowbal!s and maxi
ing considerable uprosr, the ,deers
als gradually driven into . smaller
circle. Tho herd is then sneircled
by q small cordJ the men draw 1t
nearer, until it'strikes their long legs.
They d peitber tIYy II, ,ileapvovsr NOR
break through Il. but hudlls togo thsr
as close as possible. - Finally the two
ends meet, held by ono person Wills
the other enters under tho limo apd
seleclsthe animalS tbsy wslt. ssizing
them by the horns, Bringing them oas
land tying them toi somothing strong
euough TO hold them until harhessed
to q sled. ThessmAinderagaiu scat.
terind parsuitrot -inoss.r Strong, .aiI
and feet though they are, dble, with
. sweep of, thsir Sntlers, u, NOV down
\ q score of sturdy Norihmop, ,bsy COW,
or st the ivoiesp Of smsa.lO Their mas
ters are dsuds, harsh aAsd uukind u
Them. They Ore 50 timid thatths
sound " ths drivers voice sets thel.y
running Al, sHfh speed, that thaya vii
Idle hsfova hAhiug, ajf theirs driven
oontiuus ito urge Ahem, glsq ,ssoasyiiso'
H a. gIl al
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"a A reporter ibsihg~lIed tohaeecaht,
Tor the stAtsHent that scsSrtiip,'
msstissAAsss-a-a aasss--asa-ssspsstr
|bleaone.' hshhnly dhs srbyto1 6e-
side lIiwSeif WIZ present tp1ist4d
Itkat hiss rytorf WAS literally \ tsEe j
|s'for, sAid Ila II was large ard th9
|other man was respectable
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THE BEST .IEDICZNE.

/ Ioi -lcf East MsasHrIrtp, AUG, ~ isIJ.
Mn. STEVENS boar Sir-I an seventy ono
ycsrs OF aaei have suffered many years with
kidney Complaint, weakness 10 my hack and
ysdt risE, AMI think II the bcst mesiicni for
weakpess Of the kidneys l ever usei Ihave
tried rany remedies for this complaint, and
pcver feund 80 much relIof ~ from the vrgf-
TtsR II Strengthens sui iuv,yorrt cs tho whole
~ ysts,n.t Many ofmy acTusiutanccs have taken
IL, and believeit to 10 good for all the cDm
plants for wi oh II Il recpInms njed. ODD tt u
iD Ha /. Yours truly -
JOSI Ar n su l.T,lAN
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SAVED HIS LIFE.
A REM MARKARI.E CURE. 4.

:" KEMAKkAHIsE CUNE. .T'-I
Was that OF Eiwari II. Hnmsop. Enxineer ~
1sorys Sweeny's Ft,tiery, l1st Ridge avenue.
He had . violent cough, night
sweats, sore throat and great weakness, spit st
.iiscrcDt times u pint oi blood, envs up oil
hope Of recovery. Through tho use OF
"DR. SwAYNE's WILD CHERRY SYRUP"
because sound AMI healthy man, and 70.
pains so 70 this day, aithouxh tsenty years
have e1npsed since he was cnfen r. itl'''Tt 20
( PRICE ONE DOLLAR, st4 bottiss As II
your Druggists or store-ksepor does not sell -,
ue Will brwarh hall dossn. freight paid, "
DIR. \ SWiAYNE 4 Son.
vas $50 North sixth street. rata.
Sold BY IN Prominent DruvSista. Iff'f.'
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NE.IRLT BLIND.

Il. X, SrEvgys Doer Sir In expressing my
fha nhs 70 yoi for benefits ieri ivc,l from the
OF yEagTiNp, and to beneht others, I viii state +:
!. When eight, or niue years old was afflicted
with ScrOiula, which made its appearance in
NY eyes, face and hcad, ahi was very near
blind Tor two years. ALI kinds OF operations
were performed on NV eyes and all l., no good
result Finally the disease principally settled
In my body. limbs and feet and at ti,ncs In AN
aggravated way. ,Fi.f'.i-i' 90. i.'t
Last tsummer 1 was. from somo cause, weak
In iny spne md kilucys. aud II was at times
very hard 10 retain the urine. Scotng your
advertisement IN the Commercial. bought q
bottle otistDyTisR. and e0rnmenrei using ac.
cordlng to objections. ,lu .tSo or three days l
obtained great relief hftcr using iour or i've
botucs.l noticed II had WONDERFUL effect on
the rough. scaly blotohos on my body and legs.
! stiil used fogotlne and tho humorous sores
ono alter another disappeared until they were
all Hoiuc. and attribute the cure OF the Two
diseases TO IiisTiN., and dnothinu else. y -.ui
am ever affected with anything OF the
Kind evsin shall try veyctlne asl Tho only rc.
liable remedy Once more accept my thanks ;
and believe mo to be- Very respectfully. -Li III
.AtSriN PAnBUrr.
Dec. I, ~. No. IS tihnp ST., CInclnnati, Ch TO-
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= '..Pdsit' III Me'BaSck..,

-Thers h no remedy KNOWN 70 medical science
which has proved itself more valrs fable In cases
Of kidney Cosnplaints thtn tho, NKgETISE It
acts fitectls upon the secfctiohs, clesnsos 0 nd
purid o. the blood. and festotes ths whole sys
tenn " healthy action. J Llan9 % iFlNuoN o.
The following extraordinary cure. OF great
sufferers, who bad been ,givon, up BY the beet
phyamahs; ne hapelsss cn.es 70 WIT sps,kf fJr
themsclveS ANIL sb oait chs sienxe no most peo.
found sttcntIou OF the mo Heal faculty, as wsit
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Is Your Hair Falling Out
2nh ~ OR TURNING GRAY = pn.efc.
80 II So,Doi Not Fail To Use
LONDON HAIR COLOR REsTORER.

~ y ifN fiIA iffF lA.fsaAAtAr -'fA'A
Great Rel,sctntiO,D '
Which; Il has stis,nsd IN thc large number Of
testln onipis which are eanslsutiy being received
ere soncllsiye proof pf ls syrest yalus,0d nnt 10
Pmof Positirer YeHSyii,ef Haiys, Nj
tssC t,ual Color and Btunfg Resored.aum
Dr., sy.yns sSerfo,qs y 4 aif syssr. !. apo ~.
nntil the iesip bscsnse q barr az the pSih o. my
bsnd, ttpubl4d also With dissarssa6lSi nshihx
foyer, grest, heat aud dzndruG knAu pustples
would Arm, quite ere 70 the tohch, and the re-
msiaing pnstien 'ofthD hslr, on ths Sids and bsek
~ ST.; ss;I Ass S.s.a S:.s
Cess. snd MY hasa kssrsy destiSuts of hair, re-
lsCtsutly csssmsneed nsins the q ,sfiiA'iif
.'.Iloa.don lIair Color Rsxorer a,s1 Dfess.
% "a sfi bnh bjagS tpi. e19h' 'ii,t
NOV. thspasA IN uss. sssdoe ed tistics compel
.As 70 81 70 ~ shs 4 hew pes.scs nsw sha
:.s sss fsHse SssH "a s.
SShthfs thsl sssersida, shs' w6sad isssiihss no
spd hsysk o. y Mltw. t6ues 8 oncs this cisanly
sad d'lAsfal'z srs's,a. "a sss'.j = y lRs, RsH.x
|,n, oass.r.i ives. nj! Is Is fssaIss 1S :s,sss fsr..
dsids NJ Ss'ssH s.;. 6 5s rs'ssss' ~ 9 g:
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- N5su M r5v ,Bsil l,,l ero
'' tcsss'; G. s!s', y U i,ss::''' s's: ~ 'A'''''
sIssS street. % rS'sasiciis. r.. :os - s.sssis;sss.
'"'' SOLD Dy ALL pku00lsyg
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Diseases OF the Kidneys Bla hier, etc > aro al.
gays unpleasant, and at times they become, tho
cost distressing ami dan gerous diseases that
~,,n Affect the human system. Most diseases OF
the kidneys arise from impurl,lcs In the b iood,
CAUSING humors which settle On those parts.
NkuEriNr eSceis any known romoly In the
whole world for cleansing aul purihtnx thi
blood. thereby causing u healthy actiJu 10 all
the organs OF tho b1dy. .. .
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JAS. NJ yAyz,yr, Agt. Middicburg, IA

4 DIRECTORS
EDWARD UAssLsR, Merchant. Frerburg Pa.
J. Hsrorgn, Machinist. Sclirs,ro,e. Pa.
n, =. ARSoLp Travelling Agent Freehurg Pa.
W. ". DiLL. Princlpai Frccburf b;slsioy. q
II. H. GRIMM. Lawyer, frreburV
w. W. BuMHERaRH, Merchant Phtiaiolphta.
u. =. wAooNsgLLrn rhysietpn, Seiin~grOvs.
, 1876-06-26

aud the quest Inns t1rrrin tlIci1ssr,I jrum day to
my until hc business shnll I1nyn lrcn ro,lrTua
g.. iiie N"w fnrk Produce Excl'nngc, mil thu
i3"att' of Trade of El,.ugn, Will aubn,It a,!.,nl-
inents to tlr Constitution III the Ionr., pruyi,i-
tnH, n1it,ng nl1lrF ,1nitcra that TIN n1!ntstra-
tk' NJ tile ntTAirs Of tic nuarA hlsall III future
nc vested III rreKl'lr,t,n First n,n! Second Flru
eeavi constituent huly Il, membership III thc
I't'an', who a..Erthrr .lMli runstitnie aud bu
known ns The Executive Council. Tho Exrc,t.
tive Councl will bN1lMft for consideration. rcs.
continue to rsu MI liz influence fnr the cstul,-
1tsllnicnt nfa National Department t,f Cum
fhrrce Tie bost'n f}nar.t If 1'rafc wifi submit
resolutions tE The currency question, rcaillrn-
Ing tbe ronyIcten VI thu Dm;,d That The tIila,t-
eini md industrial prosperity Of thu country lis
utterly Incompatible with tile ulnploymcnt Of
an 3rrsticctnahc md tirprceatc.l paIcr currency,
and TINT tho eny remedy for cxtkt[ng CONNER
cfat tifatrrss depression, a ruin ts 70 bc fonnd
OK palues Tint tho present etngnnton III b,ss-
ness ani supesafunliansc Of E,i1s capital, With
arc tho necessary res!its Of !nIattoll md cStrny
aEEnnce ending n solapse fir,fslia mast fayur-
tFa,isacsGs 81 tue people dtt Il stttt'd lus@ fy
withdrawing trpsn, circulation thc large surplus
o1 lugai-tcnsicr %hiclltnnnntb bu maintained
on no par VII J., sni,. atI cnl!lE earnestly
steps lor tnhllrg or otlrrwixc rrtlreniug nul
caitcling tlcsc iiutcR, until tt0au whrh remain
IN slx l'Fsti'1tv tan fa| an, bG put par yH %l h son
Tradc'wI submtapr"ppsiun tar Il i.e c tst"ilis. tM
ircnt ut Art AMI Svic,icc Scnols III NIL tfc Stutrs
Of the Union, whesu wosk[nYmcn anl thcir cllil-
uren my receive suc}I tcslil,tral instruction ia
Mny improve an'i create skilled lahur., Thu
Lie D0ard by thc Ch!cagt, board Of Tratle, and
resolutions, will be sullnittrh In iavpr 1T tIu
pron,rt delivery OF the mas IN nll .pa,ts uf thu
eetontry. 1hc Corn and Flour Exelmtgu Of
, 1876-06-26
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
Its Eighth Annual nIcctins-Varioua h1atters
of Importance to lsv Discussed.

AVE- A+A&hkh S&uhAAt NAGeLAH&-fhEtuuA n4MtlGf6
0f Importance to ltv Discusseu.
.dtag tnrk 71n,es, Jun4 H.
Tho eighth annual nlectluT Of the National
Hoard q Tfada wlil bc held {! this CITY at ts
@ Union LeaE,!e I'hcatre oM Tuesday next, t.s
rcseht tho trade aud colllnerco of tic country,
md thu subjects To be discussed eluITuce
questions on aaanee, railroad trats-
mEtt;a,tlon, m prompt delivery Of the mails,
other lnattcrs OF great interest to the com,llpy-
cial plh!e. Exclusive of the Representatives Of
The New Yark public Boards there will bo about
sixty delegates Irnnl all porlns Of ths country,
ttetr headquarters willie ln ths eity. Thu iii
this city, but tlle following boards Il.
VI a re 1S F'RtStIn,yt' 1's.a 1'"S,s a !'eard
Exchange: l,oston Boarsl Of Trade, boston co,n @
intstlnl E1chnn9et Ehitago Duarl of Trade,
Cincinnati Chamllrr VI Commerce. Davenport
nSard & Trads, ps.so;t hoaE Of Irnie, Ka''aus
sS as o. Ma MuSs '%as0s I"a9a If oAf5' Tas
Chalnt,cr Of Cummcrcc, Nov 6rleans c,an,Ger isr
q %ols GsMsass ny v Yotk Boa1 hs ot ac New
aud Qrcccre' boatl Of 'Fralc, New Yurk Pro-
daee Exrt!angee, rhttudcIplia i,oarl of Trade,
u1lla,slp!a Commcreial Exchange, Portland
Bsara S.ra e Tfsde, lIlsnon elanbe5 Of cou,-
Scranton. Doatd Of Tradc, St. Louis
!B3uarr'i of Trade, and Wilmington Hoa,d of
Trade. Tho Board vii! be IN session for tlyu
days, from, Tuesday, tho nth Inst, to
q; sgly ~ i n!saat;., tnsiastys: A. H. opuh!ns
meeting VIII be ealle4to order by tllo President,
the Hun. Frederick frllcy, VI Philadelphia,
after wlich Mayer Wcktsntn will deliver nil I'd
d'gs: !,,i Of welcIas TO ste delegates; rsy roll
dclcgates examined and passed upon. Tie
Secretary Will next real thu eighth annual re-
port Ut tbs Executive Cuuuctl, which will pre-
sent summary u its proceedings aInro tho
last unlual meeting, with such suggestions
aud Recommendations ~ nlay eccln to 1t ulyIsl-
bic. The next business in uftles will hs the
election OF q President for thy ensuing year, but
II 10 Understood thas there will be 10 chanEe III
ti'e o!llcc, aMd that Dir. Fruley, tho prescnt
President, wit! 1T reelected Without oppo,itfup.
Tho election Of ytce Presidents wifi follow
NEXT, each constituent body oclug entitled 10
I.akn nomination., and from, the nominations
- nia!lr fourteen gentlemen arc to hu cbn.c,L
by ballot us fts Presidents VI tho body, and to
constitute, with the President, the Executive
C0unul! for thu y.str lo7t47.
I4s otnciu urogsa.umu Will ti4~p hs taken W
, 1876-06-26

Inc Of n Yonug Men'. Republican Club. Tho
cnrolmcnt WIS quito large, hnd # Is expected
that Tho mc1nhcrshr will reach LOCO. nat'hl-
i'm fur paralrs will f,e ofgnn:xvtl, 70 he known
wear hatlge IT scythc and p!tehfork crossed
urun wheel.
ALExANnER CnE*Ts,
ssjtcfaf D*pdfeh 10 ne 7rfonHf.
Carno, Ill, Jnuc 2I.---Ihe Alexander Cnunty
Republican Convention totlay appointed anh In
strllctcl t,nlegatva 10 the Cnnru:fslonnt cOnyrn-
ton TO vote for J. c. Mrllis fur Congress. Dele
Entes to thr KeplcsrntAtye CvITent!on wrrc
Instructed TO yotc for N. D. ThlaslewoDd for thMt
uilyp.
IN INDIANA.
Special pt.palrh 10 TIE f1fbunf
TNpIANAroL1s, June ah-Thr ltcpuh1icnn
campaign Will be opened formally tufy 20.
Meetings. will DO held all over the State Ut prin-
rtpa points.