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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10
COMMIssIONER's SALE
AZ VALUABLE OHIO COUNTY FARM

"
In the County Court OF ohio county:
Thomas ~. Yates,
vs.. In Chancery
Andrew r. Yates and other
Pursuant 10 a decree rendered by said
court In the above entitled cause on th"
6tb day OF March. III, the undersigned
missioner will, on Thursday, March
18Th, 1877. at 10 o'clock \. ~, on the
premises, sell at public auction IN ia"
highest and best bidders, the following
real est ,te. belonging 10 the heirs Of Will
situated on the waters OF McGraws run.
In Liberty district. In Ohio county, West
Va, tp-wit: The tract Of land known D
tn. william Yates Farm, containing 10
acres and two poles. Said land IN rich. well
tim bcrcd and watered. lies well. has on u
an orchard, two dwelling houses, n good
frame stable, coru-cTib, carriage hous".
sheep shed, and other outbuildings, with
ordinary fencing, and IN convenient Ia
district school house.
said land will be sold Ia one, two or
more parcels 10 suit purcbaseD.
TERMS oy SALE-One.fourth OF the puf.
chase money (and ~ much more ~ the
purchaser may elect tn pay In cash, and
The Temain ndsT In three equal annual pay
mcntS with interest from the day of sale,
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security for the deferred payments, and
the title 10 be retained until the payment
OF the purchase money In full.
]. y. JONES,
mr7eeodK Special Com missioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

The Western Union Telegraph Com.
psny have reduced their tariff to the 500
mile basis, all messages sent within that
distance being 25 cents for ten words
and 35 cents tor distances exceeding 500
tnilaa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

HAYES, IN his attempt to kick from
.,,3sr himself the ladder by which he
cbmbed to the position he illegally holds,
r,a,.v certain to fall to the ground
n,Ie.s caught and held up by the DEM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

IT now looks as if the Cabinet will be
,,,a-msd to day. The various nomi'
,,,rs were referred yesterday, and the
c.,.,s by negative vote of 46 refused
sdiourn until Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

TIVE Baltimore Gazette, speaking with
entire confidence, says that Gen. JOE
Johnson was not offered the position OF
Secretary of War by Mr.. HAYES, nor
wss he ever asked if he would accept IN
c.se the tender were made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

Ir is thought that there will be some
delay in confirming the nomination of
EvARrs, owing to the opposition of Sen
ators CAMERON, CoNKLING and MORTON,
all of whom are members of the commit
tee which have it IN cha:ge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

,oux SHERMAN made HAYES Cabi-
=. SHERMAN is Secretary OF the
r,as.ury; EvARTs, Secretary of State, Is
..ls,sd to SHERMAN; and DEvENs, At
sv.(,snersl, is related to EvARrs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

TOLEDO March 9.-Flour-S:eedy.
Whest- Firmer; amber Michigan spot
and seller March 81 As; No. 2 amber
81 81; No. red 81 303; No. 2 amber
Illinois 81 54. Corn-Quiet; high mixed
4G3c; No. 2 spot 43tc; yellow 4i!ri re-
iected 43c. Dsts-Dull; white 4Oc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10
Failure.

DETROIT, March 9.-Caleb Ives, the
most prominent business man here, made
An assignment to-day to F. G. Russell.
Liabilities quarter million dollars. As
sets said to be equal to that amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10
To Members Of LEGISLATURE

NTOULD RESPECTFU LILY AN.
w nouncc 10 the Hon Members OF the
senate and House of Delegates, and tn.
public In general that keep nne stock
of SbrginiR smoking mud ChrWtnG
Tobacco. The cheapest Imported and
Key West Cigars In the city. Also manu-
facture Seed and Havana Cigars, stogies
aud Tips. Ny store IL conveniently located
Ia the Capitol. nj No. 10 Twelfth stTeei,
odd Fellows Building. Would respect
fully solicit your patronage.
HUGO l.. LOON,
iag No 20 Twelfth Street
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Died

Boston, March g. Oliver Ames
brother of the late Oskes Ames. died this
morning.
Judge Isaac Ames, of the Probate
Court, died to-day, aged 81.
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VOL. a..
atheeliug geeister.
MIN closed yesterday at lO5s

~, ,sother today ,osa be partly cloudy
= .,.stsrly pirds and stationary tenn
,,rdit4Ts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

rvr Richie Gazette quotes eggs at ~
csn,s per dozen in that town.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-10

S,..iE .SssE isn't anything too good for
Isa Iaey Matthews. He's q brother-in-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
Early in the Morning.

One of the smartest little boys in
school was one who. without appearing
to study hard in school, had always a
perfect recitation. why, Tom" said
his teacher. one day, where do you
learn your lessons? You don't study
in school like the other boys" II rise
early in the morning. and study an hour
before breakfast" answered Tom. All!
that is it. The morning hour has gold
III its mouth" There is a little garden
near us. which is the prettiest and most
fruitful spot in the neighbOrhoOd. The
earliest vegetables grow there. If any
BODY wants flowers, that garden furn.
ishes the sweetest roses. pinks, and "all-
sorts" without number. The soil, we
used to think, was poor and rocky, be-
side being exposed to the north wind
and the owner is at his business all day,
vet he never hires any one to dig or to
WEED for him. How do you make so
much out of your little garden =" he was
once asked. 81 give my mornings to it,
he answered land l don't know which
is the most benefited by my work. my
garden or l." Don't sleep away the morn
ing hours, then. if you would prosper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

turnips. fried liver. stewed kidney, and
a score of other dishes that please the
taste, but add little or nothing to the
body force. Eggs. the best OF steak.
mutton and bread are what q re qulres
for strength. 1t is this unconscious,
half-starved condition which causes
so much of the craving for q temporary
increase of strength, and that is quick
est gained through q glass OF whisky;
that gives, for a few moments. = spas
modic impulse to the wheels OF life,
sending them whizzing and spinning
around for a few moments; then comes
a reaction, and they turn more sluzgish
than ever. The best spirits in the world
reside in good blood. and woEst in bad.
1t is that which sends false imagtnings.
supicions and despondenoies to the
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
NATURES IUMP

Nature, in her luxuriance, has clothed the
hills and the dales with herb and shrub, whose
occult natures merely require the earnest ap
plication of the scientific and inquiring mind
TO reveal their curative properties, for In the
vegetable world a kindly providence has placed
healing for all nations. The only specifics for
any disease yet discovered are vegetable In
their nature, and while quinine has been &C
cepted as the only remedy for one class, the
extract Of the Buchu plant Is rapidly taking
lis place as a sovereign remedy for other Of
those ills which af1ict humanity. The type Of
disease 10 which IT is remedial is a broad one,
and its manifestation are legion, but II may
be stated in general terms that all diseases OF
the urinary organs, whether caused by climate,
inegularify, or self-generated, submit at once
to the operation OF its power. Helmbold's
Buchu for all such complaints. is the result OF
long research, and Is acknowledged superior
70 N other preparations sold by al drug
gistA Price, 81 per bottle, or 8 for s.
None genuine unless in Steel Engraved
White Wrappers, and my Proprietary stamp
sftXed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
Curious Facts About Advertising.

Advertising appears to have begun
during the Commonwealth period.
Newspapers in the strict sense Of the
word did not make their appearance
until the latter end of the reign OF
James the First. Careless and super
fetal writers from time to time repeat
the statement that the first English
newspaper dates from 15SS, the peviod
of the spanish Armada, and ascribe to
Queen Elizabeth and her great minis
ter, Lord Burlelgh, the honor Of invent
ing the daily press. There are in the
British Museum several copies OF a
paper styled the English Mercurie.
which processes TO have been published
during those momentous days when the
great Armada was lowering upon the
southern shores of England. Among
the items of news three or four hook
advertisements appear. These undOubt-
edly would be the first advertisements
put forth in England were the English
Mercu lie of lass geBuine. Bat the able
and diligent custOdians of tie Museum
Library have proved the several num-
bers of this paper to be beyond question
gross forgeries. The type. paper, spell
irg. and composition betray their late
origin; and in the opinion Of competent
judges they are probably no older than
the beginning OF the eighteenth cen
fury.
The Weekly Newes, published II
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
Counterfeit National Bank Notes.

The following list embraces all u
terfeits of National bank notes which
have ever been presented at the Re-
demptiOn Agency.
Twos-National Union. Undertook,
n. Y; National Union, Linderpark, n
v; (no such bank in e%xistence); Ma
tiOnal Bank of Rhode Island, Newport,
r. l.: Ninth, New York, n. y: Marine,
New York, n. Y; Market. New York.
n. Y; st. Nicholas, New York. y. Y:
Westchester County. Peekskill, \. Y.
Fives-First, Aurora, ILL.,; First, Can
ton, ILL.,: First, Chicago, ILL.,; Merchants.
Chicago, ILL.,; Traders, Chicago, ILL.,;
First, Galena, III. mo such bank In ex-
istence): Peoples, Jackson, Mich; Jew
lit City, levitt City, Conn; Merchants,
New Bedford, Mass; First, Northamp-
ton, Mass; First, Paxton, ILL.,; First,
Peru, ILL.,; Hampden, Westfield, Mass.
Tens-Albany City. Albany, n. Y;
Auburn City, Auburn. y. Y; Lafay
cite, Lafayette, Ind: First, Lockport,
y. y; Muncie, Muncle, Ind; High
land, Newburg, y. Y; American, New
York, y. Y; Croton, New York, n. Y;
Marine. New York, y. Y; Mechanics.
New York. y. Y: Merchants, New
York. y. Y: National Bank of Com
merce, New York, n. Y; National
Bank State of New York, New York,
y. V: Union, New York, n. Y; First,
Philadelphia, Pa: Third. Philadelphia,
Pa: First. Poughkeepsie, n. Y; First,
Red Hook, n. Y: Richmond, Richmond,
Ind: Flour City, Rochester, n. Y;
Central. Rome, n. Y; Syracuse, SYRIA
cuse y. Y; Mutual, Troy. n. Y.
Twenti,s-First, indianapolis, Ind:
Market, New York, y. Y; Merchants,
New York, y. Y; National Bank OF
Commerce, New York, N; National
Shoe and Leather, New York, \. y;
Tradesmens', New York, n. Y; Fourth
Philadelphia. Pa; FIRST, Portland, Conn.
City, Utica, y. Y--nO such bank In
existence; Oneida, Utica, n. Y.
Fifiies-Central, New York, n. \.
One hundreds-First, Boston, Mass.
Ohio. Cincinnati. Ohio: Central, Ny.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

made him take a seat, and the contrast
which he drew between this gracious
condescension and the demeanor OF the
Sultan's predecessor, Abdul Aziz. More
liberal views than his would not always
be found among the statesmen OF con-
st%itutiOnal countries, and they are simply
amazing in an Oriental Monarch vir-
tually uncontrolled. Those who see most
of him declare his domestic life presents
a still more striking contrast to the pop
ular reception of q Sultan's well stocked
Seraglio, and that. whatever the number
of his wives, en- tire, or slaves, he is IN
practice, if not in theory, as ardent an
advocate of monogamy as the Vicar OF
Wakefield. This much, at least, is GER
taln-that his Majesty likes it to be de-
clared that he is the husband Of One
wife-a concession to the European
prejudice against polygamy which Alb
dull Aziz would not have deigned to
make, or, indeed, have understood. One
might reasonably expect, as well as
hope, a good deal in the way of reform
from Abdul Hamid if a long and peace
full reign gave him a falr chance, and
if European influences, judiciously
brought to bear, could cause him to be
surrounded with more enlightened ad-
yisers than the majority of those who
are now predominant at the palace, and
whose strength is put forth to keep him
in the old lines; but that he is very far
from being entirely in the leading
strings is shown by his numerous de-
partures from the stringency of Turk
ish etiquette, and by none more con-
spicuOusly than the last.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

Ny mother puts an apron on to keep nv COATES
clean.
And wuobers on my little boots: and then I 70
and lean
Against the blaeksmiths DOORWAY, to watch the
coal fire shine,
The bellows heave. the hammer swing-I wish
they ali were mine,
The horses bend their legs and stand: 1 don't see
how they can;
But I would love TO shoe their feet Just like the
blacksmith man.
Tang fiddle. tang-tiddle. tang-tIddle tan,
What a Jolly noise he makes, the blacksmith
man!
When i grow up ID old big man. with whiskers
on my chin.
will not have . grocery store. OF dry goods store
or tin;
will not be a far ner or a lawyer, not . bit;
Or PIesident-aII the other boys are meaning 10
be it
o. banker, with the money bills piled high upon
the stan
I'D rather hold the red-hot iron. and be q black
smith man.
Tang idGle. tang fiddle. tang fiddle tan!
Oh. what a lilly noise he makes, the black
smith man.
is such a place;
hc Rcis6 u UlIlS ds ne n u uO u tlcduS HE
face,
And when the Iightning's In the sky he makes his
be lows blow,
And all III: fires fare quickly up. like lightning
down below.
oh. he must have the incest time that any person
can;
] wish I could grow up to-day. and be . black
smith man!
Tangible tang fiddle, tang tidd'e-tan'
] wish I could grow up to-day. and be q
blacksmith man,
mean TO have a lit c house. with vines and
porches tot.
And fixed up nice and clean for me when I get
tired Of soot.
I'd marry little Susv, and have her for my wife
We've been o well c quinted with each other ali
our life
Oh. / mean TO be as hearty and happy as l can,
And an honest. good. Woodworking, Jolly. rosy
blacksmith mani
Tang fiddle. tang fiddle, tang -tiddle-tsn'
Here goes the honest. good, hard working,
Jolly blacksmith man!
-tSan Francisco Bulletin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

WAnted-Mpn OF intrIi.eucs and Refinement 70
nc. A. solicitors for the evcr-popuiAr lSurnA!
s1,hrtsttau Vo ces"; thousands o; dollars annual
ly CAu be male on this COMBINATION. for the pre-
miums We offer are the finest ever pupilshcd. ana
whea We offer th-m the public very tes can
resist suhscrtbing; our 8 description list increA,-
ed over So Gurl < the past week, and : OF our
.oIIci or sd- S~ dJ,iars each and :. OF them
cleAreI SIS each 50 you see it, ike nndlnS sutd
10 be In our employ. our com Emissions are nov
~. per cent. or higher tnAn offered by any other
paper IA America; territory IL vacant IN Twelve
Western States. ent r. comfy Is ;ivcn 10 rrspon
sible parties: so call or ~rite without delay ~r
Aso want nera! agrufs for septrAf- states
there's niiiionsin II To shrewd and reliable ousi-
ne 5 men. We. w. KELLY hCo.,l Si Madison s..
Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
Has anybody heard Of any cures BY
the blue7glass treatment. latelyf


1t Is better to shut ont the enemy, Disease,
than to battle with him after he haD entered
the fortress Of the body. Therefore, II health
lie endangered by hurtful influences, such as .
malarious atmosphere, unhealthy occupations,
sedentary pursuits, and those which necessf-
tate undue physical or mental strain or ex-
posture in rough weather, II is the part Of wis
dom to protect 1t by the use Of . reliable pre-
~ventive. No article sold, advertised or pre-
scribed is so well adapted for this purpose IS
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, N agreeable and
afficaciOus tonic, recommended by physicians
as a medical stimulant and corrective, botanic
in its derivation, and having for Its spirituous
basis old rye Of the purest 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 to disease, no matter
how unfavOrable the conditions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
Eating Versus Drinking.

If you would keep from drinking 80
great q quantity of ardent spirits. eat
more. Eat nutritious food. Eat some.
thing whenever you take a drink The
drunk, in all cases, comes from the
stomach full of whisky and no food.
There is a fact yet to be learned by
many, and that is, they do not eat
enough Of real blood, bone and tissue
making food. You may half starve to
death on salt fish, potatoes, cabbage,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

ALIENS LUNG BALsAM-Has proved itself
to be the greatest Medical Remedy for heal
ing the Lungs, purifying the Blood, and re.
storing the tone of the Liver. 1t excites the
phlegm which is raised from the lungs, thereby
the Cough, Pains, Oppression, Night Sweats
and difficulty of Breathing, all the above
symptoms will be cured, and the whole sys
ten again restored to health. For sale by all
medicine dealers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
~.lelietoua C0okAr

The lightest, sweetest. most wholesome and
delicious Vienna rolls, tea biscuits, bread. muf-
fins, flannel cakes, ~crullers and all articles
prepared from -four, are always possible ;o
every table By using DooLEr'- YEAST Pow
DER This celebrated Baking Powder has
stood the critical test Of the best housekr-p-
ers ard the consuming public generally %
America for twenty YEAR. IL Il absolutely
pure, and always OF uniform strength. The
genuine IL put up In cans, Most al good
1900 all a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
TMpnQThNT 10 Druggists and
lMI UllHNl storekeepers. The

undersigned having purchased all the
business connected with the
ture of the -OriginG! Ndndiuks Lin.
iment" and GGmgee stock Potnfers.
would solicit the orders " the old pat
rons, and new nes. for these prepare
tons. the same - heretofore sold oy r.
4. Johnson: also for all of u great
Family Remedies. For circulars and
price list, address Dr. ). +. BAKER n
NON keokuk. Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

Big Barsains.-For sale at greatly re
duced rates: Life Scholarships in johnson:
Commercial College, st. Louis: Baylies' Bus
Coll, Dubuque: Bryant X STATIONS Coll
Davenport; Burgess Com. Coll, Burlington
Bryant Il STATIONS Coll. ST. Joe, and Tele
graphic Institute, Englewood, III
Address l.. C(DOk.
drawer 40 Des Noines, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
hOBERT COOK,
l23. ThurIoy ~, Philadelphia, Pa.


The above are but samples of scores
and hundreds of letters which We
might print bearing testimony TO the
same happy results of DR.. Ponds treat
ment in their own individual cases
but those interested If still doubtful.
have only to call at the institution and
and read the documents at leisure, or
take the evidence of their own eyes and
ears IN carefully examining the cases
under treatment. Among these will at
the present time be found ladies and
gentlemen from Pennsylvania, Ohio.
Michigan. Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin.
Missouri, Kansas, Texas. Minnesota.
Nebraska, Illinois.-and We Will ven
ture to saw that any and all of them
will be very much pleased to enlighten
the curious OF those afil icted in manner
like unto themselves.
We were pleased to peruSe letters from
Miss Matte BradfOrd-Lhe young lady
from Viola, ILL.,, whose case last winter
was so desperate, and who has several
times been reported to have expired al
ter her return home-and glad TO know
that she is still doing finely. She has
attained within five pounds of her FORM
er weight, and enjoys three meals per
day. The CHASTITY wound In her breast
and side has not entirely healed, how
ever, and she meditates returning To the
hospital to undergo DIR. Ponds new skin
grating process, which is said TO work
to a charm.
Dr.. Pond, in all cases of Cancer and
blood diseases, generally uses his Can.
Ger Alternative for the publication OF
the blood, and 10 destroy this disease in
the system. In all cases where the pa
tent cannot 60 To the Hospital at Au,
rOra, ILL.,, it is advised that they send for
and use the Alternative, the best medi'
cine known prepared especially for the
prevention of Cancel aurora Semi
Weekly Beacon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
II VERY Often Happen.

That chil; re1 become ih'n. ale. lose ;tsir spirits
aud are uIky and peeysh. without eIfibit 4
symDto rs o any marked co plant Ia such Oss.s
use LAy cocks worm Mi er. AZ ali -Xgc4 worms
~ there D any, Ne well A. purify inr blood And
cleanse The syste a.. Sol : by 81 druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

The simplest and best regulator Of the dis
ordered liver IN the world are CArter's Little
Liver Pills Promp; relief In sick headache,
dizziness. nausea, drowsiness. pain In the side,
etc Also prevent and cure constipation and
piles Very small. easy 10 take One pfl q
dose, 20 In . vial Price - cen;s- All drug
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

COOP yoR CCIHe-Lsr gels Asthma Rsnecy
Is . so good or other 80 cIons Of tue taroA' and
head. M. Z e -ergen - su-b. les Motnes
Co. Iowa : il sending Tor snct ~ .eksss
NV fam ~ nse o.. e rem-dy Tor bad colds And nrd
1 stan relief N restning ant from the lung.
Tnr c ,li Is soon &C ne" Sen 81 for one gackAse
Z, ID LAngell NJ Ar pie Greek onto.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

Our Druggists al say they have never sold
xny medicine tina gives such universal satisfAc-
as the Crest English Remedy for coughs and
colds. They warrant every bottle they sell
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25
RHEUMATIsM QUICKLY CURED.

"Dursng's Rheumatic Remedy" the great
INTERNAL MEDICINE, will positively cure any
case Of rheumatism on the face OF the earth.
Price 81 . bottle, six bottles, =. Sold by A.
druggists. Send for circular - Helphensuns
& Bentley, Druggists, Washington, u. 6
Sold NholesAle Ia Burlington and p~s Moines
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

The rapidly Increasing demand for KfiersS r.
tr1eS OF ~ and WIG Cherry. na positive tnfi-
cation OF IL DartO; thoasands Of tDctvtdaAfs
mo have been cured Of eoashAA eosds. eroncniris
and incipfeof CoHsun pfson. where oeeer rene
fhis 10 without cco0 TIE e<G roaSs remedy yH
discovered
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

Tene Haute, Ind, July IL. 1876. Messrs, CD
let. NcCulloch & Co, Chicago. Please send
~immediaseiy. By Merchants Despatch, 2 boxes
Cream Dry Hop Yeasc You yeast Is proving
10 be the best tha: has ever found its way 70
this city. Yours truly. A. f. Eiser-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

Uncle SANS CONDITION POWDER cures
Ana prryeuts 81, sessr. Every stock raiser should
have n on hand 70 br used rs occasion may re
quir-. IL your druggist does not have The senn-
Inc Unrle Sans do OF be deceived with al infe-
rIor article but send 10 the Emm-rt Proprietary
60. Chicago and get 10 for yourself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

Farmer. nvery nea- and harness makers vso
have used Cncle samb Harness OIL vii never
use any other: d IL ire best ard oaiy feliaSse Oh
in the market II rece we'd rbe highest award ~
the Cestenniai ExpJsi ION Of rs. For sale b.
ell hrys-ciAss harness establishments
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

One hundred and fifty thousand bottles Of
wake6eld's Blackberry Balssm have been sold
during the past year, and a failure IN cure Di-
arrhes. FiuI. Cholera Morbus or ~irregularity
of the bowels has not been heard Of.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

Dr. MARsHALL's LUNG SYRUP relieves The
worst cases 81 Coughs and Colds almost in
stanily. Call on Your druggist and Try = bot
Tie O, il. the price i only - cents
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

DIR. wINCHELL'S TEL THING SYRUP Is ,
safe and Sure Remedy fof DiarrhRA. DyseDtery
and Childrens Complaints generally. II should be
give II 2 trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-25

The fn,arle0s use OF I'm properly prepared pills
ana other loudly blown remedies
10 cure all ftls, 10 much 70 be lamenfed by Oil eX
cepg the doctor into whose care you are fure %
e.me. An honorable and rrusty exception 70 the
RUE IL EusrfS Day Liver PLIA 1ney doAf
and purify the system perfectly.