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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

In CALLING attention to the adver-
tisement of the Mason & Hamlin Or
gans in another column it can hardly be
necessary for us to say anything in com-
mendation of these famous instruments
which stand at the very head of their
class both in Europe and America At
ali Worlds Exhibitions Of recent years ;
that in Paris, 1857; in Vienna in 1873;
in Santiago in 1875 and at the United
States Centennial. Philadelphia, in 1915,
they have taken highest honors. George
F. Bristow, Esq, one Of the jurors in
the latter, writes that the jury had no
difficulty IN deciding which organs were
best; every one recognized the superior.
ity of the Mason s. Hamlin Organs. in
all important qualities. Theodore Thorn
as, the famous conductor of Thomas
Orchestra, and the Philharmonic SOcie-
t., New York, whose acquaintance with
musicians is as wide q that of any
other man, says that the Mason & Ham,
lin Organs are the best in the world and
that musicians generally think SC.
In these days when 30 many poor or
gans are made and sold, it is something
TO know that it is possible to avoid all
danger of disappointment and be sure
of obtaining the best instrument of the
kind which can be made. This can on
ly be done by obtaining a Mason & Ham
lin Organ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
Dhaker Diet.

Their diet is simple but sufficient
Pork is never eaten. and only a part Of
the Shaker people eat any meat at all
Many eat no food produced by animals;
denying themselves wen butter. milk
and eggs. At Mt Lebanon, and in some
Of the other societies, two tables are set,
one with. the other without, meat They
consume much fruit, eating it ever
meal; and they have always fine and e1.
tensive vegetable gardens and orchards
Father Evans, (the Shakers call him Ell.
der Evans, but We like Father better
now about seventy years old and at The
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

Il is better to shut out the enemy, Disease
than 10 battle with him after be has entereC
the fortress OF the body. Therefore, I! health
IL endangered bv hurtful influences. such a. 8
malsrious atmosphere, unhealthy occupations
sedeutary pursuits. and those which necessi
tate undue physical or mental strain or expos
ure In rough weather, II is the part o! wisdom
To protect IL hy the use Of q reliable prevent
i've. No article sold, advertised or prescribed
is so well adapted for this purpose as Hostel
ter. stomach Bitter. an agreeable and efica-
cious tonic, recommended by physicians as a
medicinal stimulant and corrective, botanic IN
its derivation. and having for its spirituous
basis old rye Of the best quality, which pre-
serves in an understanding form the potent
vegetable juices and extracts combined with
IT, Fortified with this benign preventive, the
system may bid defiance 10 disease, no matter
how unfavorah!e the conditions
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
sentiment Utilized.

A man with a new hand organ was
grinding out tunes on Miami avenue,
yesterday forenoon, when a young lady
beckoned him to the gate and asked:
do you think you a find No. -,
Woodward avenue?"
He nodded his head.
well you walk down there and I'll
follow on. When you see me enter the
store you start off with some sad tune,
like Growing Old"
He nodded.
you see my father owns the store,
and he's hard up. / want six dollars to
use this afternoon, and if We can sad
den his heart a little he will be sure to
come down"
He nodded.
Now, then keep your eyes open. and
when you see LIE sail in do you brace
your feet, strike up the saddest tune in
your box, and grind as if your lie de-
pended. I'll give yeu fifty cents wheth,
er pap comes down or not. but he'll
hand over the minute we can make him
think of the past and gone. Doyou un'
| derstand ?"
He grinned aud nodded, and made a
bee line for the store, and in a few min
| utes the strains Ct "The Old Folks at
| Home" were heard above the roar of
traffic-DetrOit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

From the San Francisco News Letter
Would the diamond seem such . peerless gem
II II measured one foot rounds?
Would the rose-iear yield such q sweet rerfum
II II covered var Is OF grouni?
Would the dewGrops seem so clear and pu.e
II dew | Ike rain should fall?
Or the little woman be half SO great
II she were six 4, et tale
IT'S the hand rs sof as the nesting bird
That grips with the grip OF steel;
lis the voice as sweet rs the SUI mer wind
That rules without appeal.
And the warrior. scholar. faint and sage
May fight and plan and pay;
The world will wsg TO the end OF time
In the little WON ans way.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
Remedy.

II may be worth knowing that one of the
most certain remedies known for the cure OF
consumption and all diseases that lead TO 1t,
such as severe coughs, neglected Colds, Bron.
chitis. Asthma, etc, Is DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup. 1t seems that our best physicians rec
ommend the use of It. The formula from
which it is prepared is acknowledged by the
medical journals to be superior TO any ever
known before. We can safely assert that moth
ing equals DR.. MarshsJl's Lung Syrup, for al
cases OF Coughs, Colds, or diseases Of the
Lungs and Chest 1t never fails to give per
feet satisfaction. The price is IS cents per bot
tie; large size 50 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

head of one branch of the Shaker CON.
munity at Lebanon, has not eaten flesh
for nearly four years, and he is hale and
hearty much more so than most men
of his age; yet when he commenced his
vegetable diet he was in q declining
state of health as he tells us a candi.
date for consumption.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
AfarellaR~na-

WAnted-Men OF Intelligence and refinement 70
3ct rs solicitors for the eve! popular Journal
Christian No ces"; thousands or dollars annual
~ can be made on this combination. for the pre-
miums We offer are the finest ever Published and
When we offer them TO the public very fec can
resist subscribing; our subscription list increaS-
ed over l.y durirg tie past week. and : OF our
solicitors made 81 doiiars each, ana - of them
cleared SIS each: 90 you bee it, lake finding gold
TO be In our employ. our commissions are nov
3jr per cent. or higher than offered ~ any other
paper n America; territory IL vscani In twelve
Western States: entire coLD'y Is xiven = respon
sibie parties so call or write without delay We
also want general agents for seperat- StaIes
there's millions IN II 10 shrewd and reliable bust
ne S men. Wh. W. KELLY q Co, l1 Madison S..
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
There was silence in the school, sa,

There was silence in the school, say
the Danbury Netos. The teacher had
struck the bell calling attention. This
was a favorite opportunity for the
spread of information, and n of the
little boys perceivIng it raised his hand.
What is it, johnny" asked the teach
er. Tommy Miggs' fathers COW has
got a calf" shouted the excited young
ster, his face aglow with the intelligence.
The teacher wilted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

The most popular hotel i'll New York City is
the Grand Union Hotel, nearly opposite the
Grand Central depot. Three hundred and fifty
elegantly furnished rooms, elevator and all
the improvements. Single rooms reduced 10
81 per day,-elegant suites for families. Best
and cheapest restaurant in the city. We all
wise you TO try the Grand Union hotel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

From the Rochester Sunday Herald, June Il. !
We notice that the schooner, "E K. Hart"
a, the upper landing, II now unloading over
100. 90 feet Of lumber for the American Chem
ical Mfg. Co., Of this city, I'll Of which is TO be
made into boxes for the Patent Wood Box
Shoe Backing, and the Pstent Wood Box Stove
Polish Paste. We knew from our Own expert
ence that these articles were most excellent,
but were not prepared TO find that the trade
would warrant such large receipts OF lumber,
especially when the birth Of this enterprise
was so recent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

MAX NO MIsTAKE.-lu DooIEI's YEAST
POWDER you get the best article Of the kind
in the world. The cans are alvaysful weight,
the article itself the purest and strongest pos
sible, so that a smaller quantity than usual sui
fees. Do yo want your baking always perfect
Don't fail, then, TO use DooLEY's YEAST Pow
nPR
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

That two and TOO MAKE four Il" the ms gradients
com prisif & LaycocL's ~Irm Killer render TIE
preparat on the safest. Dostreiiabl- and e- ,~tuA.
medicine ex'a IT, Y .eliins worms from Chi.d-
reo. II Is sold everywhere at - cents . bottle
Every mother hnu!d try IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

DR.. WIsHART's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
positively CURES consumption. Taken in time
II will prevent IL. AL affections Of the lungs
are cured by this sovereign Remedy, which a.
so eradicates dyspepsia, and kindred diseases.
Sold by druggists. Depot, gl6 Filoert street
Philadelph q
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
The Patent Wood Box Stove Polish Is the
latest and best thing out in It's line.

PORTER'S COUGH BALSAM. Preachers
and public speakers who have derived benefit
from the use Of this invaluable remedy. would
be instrumental in alleviatiDg the sufferings
Of our common humanity by making known
its virtues as widely as lies in their power. II
is for sale by all druggists at -, 20 and - cts.
per bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

The rapidly increasing demand for Eiler;'s Ex-
tract OF ar and WIG Iherrs. ss positive lndl-
cation OF It's merits; Thousands OF iDoiyiduAls
Who have been cured OF coughs. colds. broLcniiis
and ~incipiesf Consum ptior. where other RENE
dies have failed. are the hes proofs possible that
this Is without doubt the best cough remedy yet
discovered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

Many men regard a newspaper as they
do a brick-b bat. They like to have one
handy when they are mad, but pay no
attention to it any other time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

The injurious use OF i'm properly prepared pills
ana other loudly. blown remedies recommended
to cure all Ills, II much to be lAmente6 by al eX
cept the doctor into whose care you are SURE 70
come. An honorable ana trusty exception 70 the
rule is Eiierts Dayli Ght Liver Pilla. They clear
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
Danish the Doctor.

II YOU have the asthma, go to our popular
druggists and procure a bottle II the Great
English Remedy. 1t is warranted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

Farmers. livery men. and harness makers who
rave used Uncle kam's Harness oil. will never
use any other; II is the best ard only reliable oil
in the market II received the highest award ~
the Centennial EIposl. ion OF lSe. For sale 10y
all q rBt- class harness establishments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

THE sweetest, lightest and most healthfu
bread is made with TWIN BROTHERS YEAST.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

Dyspepsia can be prevented and cured with
good, wholesome bread made with "Gillett's
Cream Dry Hop Yeast"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

WHY should anyone suffer from cough or
colds when WAkefeld's Cough Syrup viii
epeedly relax the contracted tissue md cause
the obstructtng enete matter, causing the
cough, 70 pass svayi
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

The Rest PHI I ever uoed.. y TIE frequent re-
mark OF purchasers Of CAftorb Latte Liver PILLS.
When You have tried then ron viii say the same.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
Word 10 the Wise.

suffering with a severe cough or cold, call on
your druggist and get a bottle of DIR. Marsh
all's Lung Syrup. and save large doctor bills.
II relieves almost instantly. Price - cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

DIR. IEEIHING SYRUP Is .
safe AID Sure kennedy for DixrThPa. Dys-Dtery
and Childr ems Complaints generally, II should Ice
In eveiy ne use where there are children. Mothers
OF ~ ~ a ytn
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

Pensions and Bounties incre ased. Write to
Col. L. Bingham & Co., Attorneys for Claims,
Patents, Land Titles, etc, Washington, D. c
A RELIABLE HoCsK.-See the advertisement
Of the Continental Publishing Co, Of Ctncin
natl. Persons ordering pictures OF them may
depend ON getting the goods ordered. The
honse Ia entirely reliable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01

PATEyTEEs AND INVENTORS should read sd-
yertisement OF Edson kros, In another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-01
RHEUMArIsM QUICKLY CURED.

RHEUNATISA CURED.
'sDurang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great
case of rheumatism on the face of the earth
Price 81 q bottle, six bottles, s. Sold by an
druggists Send for circular TO Helphensttne
& Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. c.
Sold vholesaie Ia Buriia4tcn and De- 1oi0oA
UNCLE SANS CONDITION POWDER e1fs:
nave II on hand 20 Be used . occasion may re
quire- II yoar druggist does not have the genu-
inc Cncie Sans do lot be deceived Win IN infe-
Nor article. but send % the EmmsHt Proprietary
Co. Chicago. and get I: for yourSon-
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
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st.aw. N pistol. cailed Marshai aasI khblf,, f,S the vanouished of Freeschw willSs Gna 9lie kvanduished Of Sedan.svo He ,iss1asul aooi Ed Dufaure, whose twang has eHqh aqhafm would be the chosen candidate ok tne llo- erals-read: of the conservAtiv08. The republicans, who have swallowed s0 anamy bitter pilIss would nwmlloW lthi8seme with- out saying a,weFds .Inorder, the better to concentrate the, attention of France upon Ihim. the liberals had thought Of giving | him the place of honor in ehe great show Iof Mr. Fhi6rsss funeral, in th@ midst of Q Leoncourse of million of PaTislangs-A iu-
 neral than which the Duke ok Wellinason alone has had c gfandef. But the I.i' ,omened Dufaufe is even more cewaraiy l than rcfusty; hes was afraid of falling ont
 with the Marshal, and answered thet an indisposition of dear Madame Dutaure
 kept him at lis country seak - s yo' As for Gambetta, he must have sluesno- | ly regretted Mfr. Thiers. for Mir IhiaFg dies too coon for him. He, ,yaa the hfst l tol see that his time has not yet conno. The l pear is not ripe. The glory Of the pop I jilar trfbune las become ,BomoWhat ever hcast lately. but the eoserument is srspaifs l inR the pOpuIaFity of the dglegukasf Eel 1 le7i1le by it's persecution, aStniq1 1iloms na l it is absurd .nf3Gab bus snQciea Do aa3 HE One might think that fir. Jnlps Simon,
 the co4Hdant and even saavieaE of the privileged lieutenant of Mir Thisrss and
 the most ,skilIfnl of all the compstikossr-
 craftief than Gambetta. more hypoeIlhi- cal than Dufanre, more liberal gthnn YkiAs boulaye and more clerical than Dnpan- Ionp, a pfofoundly consefvatig0o fepnoli- can in Chr .Chamber and pfolohndly PeonservatiEe in She SenateA~Would have made the most, of his claims to the sno.
 cession; but he has caused the runner Co | be circulated that he has voluntarily re- | tired to the background :, and otheEs arc \ of the opinion that by dint sof ClesernenB
 he has made himself hateful Go aA paKAios. ] His hvid countenance is repugnant tpl eg, l erybody; he has the evil eye; potatoes and silkworms become diseased when h8 hap. pens to look at them.o .oi There tomaina kIE. l Gtavy; an honest FepublicanS ,qpite, mod'. crate, and even exceedingly moderate, up.
 on whom, we are told, all honest people are in fair way to agree. ...,.r This IS quite possible, but this reputa. tion' of MT. GreVy's as an honest man is precisely what makes us uneasy. sn hon.
 est people are going to agree t0 give him
 their votes, dishonest people will draw up
 against him., and dishonest people are 1 very many. In France, we are not aCcus- | toned to see the most reasonable solakiOu outweigh the unreasonable ones. France is a country where the citizens show the
 greatest good sense perhaps in their pri. vate affairs. and the. greatest amount of folly and of lnruly passions in their pub-
 lie affairs. It is because M=. Grevy is re-
 nowned for his great sense. because his
 Presidency could bring peace and tram
 quility, that we more than ever fsar
 coup de JarnGc made by the Bonapartist
 faction under cover of the Marshal -
 Correspondence NetV York Eveniag POst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
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"a ASM EE .kR S @# x One thing Is now thoroughly established. Never aimee man suffered and human agencies aReviated pain has there been any thing which went so far as pain annihiator and curative agent the Centaqr Liniments These Liniments have within the pasi year cured more cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, stiff- -joInts Caked Breasts, Swellings, Poisonous Bites, Burns, Lame Animals. etc., etc., than all other remedies combined. As the name of Centsur implies half horse half man, the Centaur Liniments are for man and beast. But not the same Liniment The White Eminent is for and the Yellow for horses and animals Herein tisis Iinihent differs from all other remedies altho6gh some o the ingredients are alike in each They contsn the weli-know Witch Ha- gel, Arnica, Carboic, Rock Oil, Mentha and other powerful Ingredients.
 Wm H. Hickox, Rert 1T of St. Johns E. Church. Wakefield Clay Co, Kansas, writes: "Many years have been suffering from Weak Back, caused from any thing to relieve until commenced the use of osntaur asI.tia a1ty relieved of pain. January 22d 1876."
 Messrs J. McCare Co.,, Druggists, Cincinnati, O.. say: &%
 ''Teamsters pronounce ths Yellow Centaur Eminent superio to any thing they have ever used: We sell dozen bottles per month"; and the sale is stead- fly increasing" gg zsTt A RTzG Essesx9 : T These are only samples of thousands upon thous. ands of similar testimonais reacing useyery month All the Extracts, Embrocations, saves and Ointments in existence not doing one-tenth the good which is done by these admirable Centaur Liniments. For Frost btes stngs Cuts, Itch, Salt Rheum. etc., there is nothing eentanf inimsat, wbite .ysalper For SDavin, Ring-bone. Sweeney, Wind Calls, fol evil, Scratches etc., horses the Yellow Centaur Liniment is equally good. They gre certain in their effects they pleasant to use, they handy and they cheap. No family should be without Gen. taur u iniment They are worth one hundfed dimes 4heis cost z AS AA&AAA Al C J.B. ROSE CO. 46 DEY ST. NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

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Thursdays World publishes the fol. lowing regarding the trial of the rioters at Reading. Pa.: ulfa lae'
 The interest taken by the public in the case of the persons implicated in the late riots in this city in July, still continues the trial, it was almost impossible to gain admission to the court house. There are about twenty persons on trial at one time the testimony so far addnced by the com. monwealth bears very heavily against most of the defendants. Jno. Webber. formerly an engineer Tn the employ of the Philadelphia and Reading Company; Geo. B. Goodheaft, a hotel-keeper, and A. L.
 Greth another engineer. come in for the heaviest part. They were the ringleaders of the mob and advised the tearing up of rails, the burning of cars &c Chief -En- gineer Boyer, of the Reading Fire Depart ment. testified to-day that Jno. Webber came mp to him on, the night of the fire at the Lebanon. Valley bridge along with a gang and said they were going to take charge of the fires that night. and that he should go home with his Fire Department ur he would be killed. C.. c. Derr, one of the attorneys for the defense, inquIres of every witness called to, the stand the condition of the public mind on the Sun day afternoon of the riot, and then follows it up with questions as to whether the de. Sspatches put out on the bulletin board Of the Reading Daily Eagle of that day and the appearance of an article in that issue headed "Striking and Striking Back" did not cause the crowd to become excited and frenzied to greater extent than by anything heard at the meetings of the Brotherhood of Engineers at the Colum- ,bia Hall. Ike Woolten, the rinRleatler of the gangs all through the riots. presented a paper in court to-day. It was Addressed to George T. Baer, attorney, for the com, monwealth, and among other things says: sI have made up my mind to plead guilty of riot, and am willing toget lip in the Court House and swear to every man who was Hith me Tn the riots. have been a fool long enough for other people. T have been obliged to leave home on their account, and it was fine thing for them to urge me on and then laugh at me. I want those that enjoyed to fan to pay for it the same as ] am now doing, This was written at the prison. It created quite sensation, and it was tlaoualfts Wo0lten would be put on the stand. but he IS kept in reserve for another occasion. The commonwealth closed its part of the case to-day. reserving the privilege of cal
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

ling one more. witness. :, Messrs. Jacobs,
 Derr, Bland, ,Deltra and Ermentrout open-
 ed for the defense, when the Court a1. 'journed. Next week the trial of asome forty more of the rioters will begin, when
 there will be some startling developments.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
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Mothers may have rest and @their babies may have health. If they wiil use gIlr. Pitcherss easseria for Wind Colie. Worms. lFesefishness, Sour Mouth, Group, Stomach Complaints. It is entirely vege- table preparation and contains neither mineral, nor phene, nor alcohol It is pleasant to take honey, neither gags gripes, and is superior to any reme dy in existence .S ; Et EF
 Dr. E. Dimoch, of Dupont, Ohio. says: q "I am using CAsToRIA in my practice with the most sgnal benefits and happy results, and find 1t 6 per feet substitute for Castor Oil."
 This is what every one says. Many nurses in New York use the CAsToRIA. It is prepared by Messrs B. Rosy Co.,, successors to Samuel Pitchers M. D. ~ '~ A- Es s'[S 17-Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-23

a medicine which remedies dyspepsia,
liver complaint, constipation, debility
intermittent and remittent fevers, urih-
airy and uterine troubles, depurates the
blood, counteracts a tendency to rheu-
matism and govt, and relieves nervous
ness, may be truly said to have many
uses. Such an article is HOstetter's
Bitters, one Of the most reliable altera-
tiyes of a disorderly to well ordered
state of the system ever prepared or
sold. 1t has been over quarter OF a
century before he public, Is endor sed by
many eminent professors OF the heal
ing art, and its merits have received re.
peated recognitions in the columns OF
leading American and foreign journals,
1t is highly esteemed in every part OF
this country, and is extensively used in
Sonth America, Mexico, the British pos
sessions and the West Indies. Ii its in
crease in public favor in the past is to bt
regarded as reliable criterion of it:
gain in popularity in coming years, il
has indeed a splendid future before it.