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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

Headquarters for stoves ia without
doubt at McCarroll and Sons, where,
in addition to other extra heating
stoves they present the Clinton. It 10
. soft base burner with all the good
qualities Of the more expensive hard
coal favorites and 10 warranted to be
superior to any soft coal burning
stove in use. 1t is really very hand
some stove for which is claimed supe-
riority, in that it il double illumina-
ting, has clinkcrless CRATE, reversible
fiues, dust damper and other inn
provements not in use with any other
soft coal stove. Thcro are four sizes,
are cheaper, easier managed and use
less fuel than any other stove Of the
sort in use. novlldeod9tw3t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

"a Com plote Pictorial History OF the
T1meS'S-sThe hest cheapest, Nmd
most succcssfnl Family Paper
In she q tOn.S'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

Broadway 4 Twentieth St.
Grand, Chrystie 4 Forsyth Sts'
NEW YORK.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

New JlUO V0e0 On vyoO IL y. - y.
A new time card goes into effect on
the C. B. b @ railroad tomorrow,
which, while no material difference is
made, II would be we'll for the travel
ing public to motto the changes:
No. l, Pacific Express, from the
east arrives at 1850, p. m.; No. 3,
mail, ii :35, a. M; No. s, accommoda-
tion, arrives at 3 1876, p. M; No. Z, at
a 100, p. M; No. 9 ct 20, p. M; No.
IL, at IL is, .. M; No. 13, ut 4 :05, q.
M; No. Is, 6 20. q. M; No. II, 40,
p. M; No. IS, 10 80, .. m. These
trains, with tho exception of No. 5
and Is, run through to Council Bluffs.
No. 2, tAtlantic Express arrives
from the west at 3:15, a. m; No. 4,
mail, 4 80, p. M; No. 6, accommoda-
ton, leaves for Burlington at 4:l5, ..
m. No. 8, freight, Z 90, .. m. !; No. 10,
IL :35, p. m. No. II, 2:lO, q. M; No.
Il, z 30, p. M; No. l6, 4:10, p. m. !;
No. Is, 10 30, p. M.
There are three passenger trains
to and from this city, on the eastern
end Of the road, and two each way
west. The balance of the trains are
freight but carry passengers general
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

John Morrell d Co., will open the
packing season 1t Ladd's packing
house tomorrow afternoon. We un.
derstand that the business will be
prosecuted through tho season proba-
bly, to the full capacity of the house
whenever tho weather is favorable.
This will be good thing for our
farmer friends, % it will always
prove q constant. reliable and usually
. better market for hogs than could
be otherwise obtained. Several
hands have already been employed al
good wages which is good thing
for them, and with our water works
will furnish labor for all those who
want TO work.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure,
ansl instruction"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

E3rOur Goods are all nrst-class. We make Q
point to fll Ill orders exactly and 70 the inte' EFT
OF purchasers. We Guaran ee al purchases 70 -
satisfactory TO buyers. and stand ready 70 remedy
al errors. We invite orders, convinced that
nrst trial will insure Ms the raIulr custom here
after
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

! viii purchase some long time
note seeered By real sstats moFtgags:
~ @. n. LADD.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14
Domestic and Housok oening
GnnI1a

Sheetine. Pillow Cloths, Blanksaa. Quilts. Com
f0rtables. fiannels. and h faos every article re-
qntred 10 this liss, We always sell es nanufsctu-
rers' prices.
Cambria to the best Linen Damask of oil grades
and qualities, AMI It ssttxfsctory prices
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14
unl(lpssvse.

I ss 3As4 ltx 0VJsvDS 49,
A late order of the r. -. General
requires that Route agents and Postal
Clerks on the cars and local agents
and mail messengers shall wear uni
forms Of . blue color costing about
e2S. The reason for this IL to prevent
The handling Of mail by any one but
those having authority to do 90. The
clerks and messengers, thus uniform-
Cd, give notice to everybody that they
alone sre authorized to handle mails.
On the 9th Of August last . pouch
OF the G. B. n O., from the East, to
be transferred at the depot to the X.
4 d. M. South, was lost, and about !
month thereafter was found rifed.
Such cases have occurred frequently.
It IL to further the detection Of
thieves In such cases, that this order
in part 10 made. Col. Ballingall, who
10 messenger, may BIO able to make
his military dress suit answer by
loaning It to Tim who does the work.
Al this ID the first time we have al
luded to the lost pouch Aforesaid, we
take pleasure in saying that thor
ough investigation has laid no fault
ct Tim White's door. He Is, as We
know, . most faithful messenger and
an excellent and worthy young man.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14
Cheap VeAG oN0.

Durfee b Pollard have on hand .
fine stock Of Spring Farm Wagons
which they will cell for the next SIX
ty days ct lower figures than was ever
made ON wagons before in this mar
ket. Now is the time to buy as they
must BE- sold. levitt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

Capt IAmme will pay the highest
market price in cash for buckwheat
at the Wapello Mills. o9.3m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14
GLOVER.

Kid. Silk. Lis,e Thread and Merino Gloves OF
the new cOlors and shapes, IN great variety
Lord 4 Taylor's i'd Gloves. 2 buttons, warran-
ted, At u 90 per pAif, price last season 81 90.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14
Mourning DEPARTMENT.

Lace, Cambsic, Linen and Silk HandIsrchiefs,
and beautiful Neckerchiefs, oil prices from 2sC
upward. and all kinda Dress Trimmings to match
our gOed0.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14
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Cars, Screens, Scales, and all complete
0-dAwtf j. u. BRlscoE.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

Ladies' and Children Suits and
Fine Undtr Clothing.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14

From 1ohdAyB daily
Hogs are selling, to-day, at $4,000
4.25 for the best quality.
Five hundred and ninety-two
freight cars passed through the city,
over the q. B. Il @. railroad, in the
last twenty -four hours.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14
JYysas IL Ye0eti,,e ?

PREPARED BY
n. K. STEVENS, Boston, mass.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-11-14
8 Per Cent. interest.

By the Governor, J. G. NEwBoLD
JosIAHT. YOUNG, Secretary Of State
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

The State debt was increased ia the
face OF . constitutional barrier over
$415 OOO. Does it pay for property
owners and business men TO keep out
Of politics. If We had had an honest
administration Of state affairs would
such a debt have been saddled onto
the people to pay in taxes? Our BUSH
ness men should attend closely to poll
tics and zee tina, no tricky politicians
or ignoraRuses go to our state con-
ventions or legislatures any more Ii
pays all good meu to 20 into politics
and demand the selection Of officials
who have public spirit enough to be
above bribery and work solely Tor the
public interests. Officers who stand
by aud see the public robbed are but
accessories to the crime.-Clay Co.,
Globe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

II now turns out that the Bender
family has ceased to exist on earth for
several years, having been captured by
Kansas v~igilantes, in the southern
part of the State, soon after their muir
dcrs were discovered. and all Lung to
trees. Their executioners thought
best to say nothing about the matter,
but it is alleged that ex-S Senator York,
and ex Gov. O,borDe, have known all
about it for a good while. The keaf
ers, who were arrested as the Blenders
Gown in Arkansas, have been discharg-
ed. and We shall probably be no longer
bothered with the researches of the
detectives in pursuit of the old man.
old woman and Kate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
THE COTTON Aoop,
From the Lincoln Journal.l

sAS SOVIu8I.l
All the varieties of forest trees in
digious to the Mississippi basin -four
lsh to a wonderful degree on the fertile
soil of our State. and some attain a
growth that can be utilized in a hun.
dred different ways. But probably
the tree that is par excellence the one
Nature intended to be the monarch of
the prairies, is the cottonwood. No
matter where planted, it Immediately
abscrbs whatever nutriment it REQUIRES
and tiourishes under all circumstances.
The drouth is laughed in scorn, and
the grasshopper Is turned aside as the
passing breeze that stirs the foliage.
The tempest succumbs to its graceful
and yielding branches. ,Ome of the
best features of the cottonwood is its
rapid growth and maturity. A few
years suffice to scDl its trunk high
above its neighbors, until it can be
seen from afar by the weary emiyrant
and the weli-to-do resident, and be-
comes a landmark for all. Its distinc-
tive form OF growth renders it unusu,
ally adapted for close planting for all
The purposes Of shelter and the pro-
lection Of orchards, yards and cattle
sheds. while it s also susceptible of
being pruned with impuuity, without
iaju'ing Its growth and vitality aud the
uses to which it may be put. 1t is also
OF greater value to Nebraskans, be-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

SALTWATER, Neb. April Il, -.
Ed. CHIEF Sir, Curio-itics e
cease coming 10 an eastern man, when
he CONES to Sebra.ka: for out of the
soil, they THE set,lersl build their
houses, and from the ground they dig
their lime. ready prepared, and now
Mr.. Dallas Lewis Of the n. f. Of
Sec. 10 range 10, OF this county, ha-
struck a soap mine, lin digging his
WE'LL at the depth Of about 81 feet,
which must be the old and original
soap as it is Of natures make.
Immigration is still flowing this way.
Mo:e new com ers coming this week
from York State.
Yours. w. w. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
TOWNSVILLE, Ncb. !
A,.r,l II.h 1877

THONAsVILLE, Ncb.
April llih, 1871
Ed. CnIEr.-Have you seen any
Young hoppers yet this spring? If not
just take the trouble to come up here
and you can see them. l fear it will
be rather bad on the early wheat.
The Robinson boys have almost flo
ished sowing ninety acres of small
grain
Mr.. Hertz q newcomer in this
neighborhooj, will have sixty acres
flushed soon.
Mr.. Finney and Mr. Killough, are
trying onions rather extensively this
year.
Some of the boys on Willow Creek
have caught the BLACK Hills fever"
and it will probably prove fatal, as |
understand the sane disease has car
ried off its thousands from some Of the
eastern states.
Ad. Spracher has flushed his well
and is building a house. He also has
a large crib OF coru, but thinks he will
have use for all Of 1t himself. This
looks like something is going to hap
men soon there
Thad. Arnold is going to have a new
pair of pants, hoppers or no hoppers.
1t was all a lie about Theodore Cole
going away with the "Omahas," He
only went as far as Fairfield.
A. NJ. Clark, Que of the Oldest SCI
tiers of Liberty Greek, has traded for
a big team, and is going to make
enough this year to subscribe for the
CHIEF. Yours, ankle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
Tree Planting in Nebraska.

The Herald opens its notices Of the
tree planting season with renewed ap-
peals to all farmers and land owners,
TO all the people of the t~reeless state,
to those who dwell in towns, as we'll as
those who live in the country, to plant
trees. Our own personal experience
in this work, known to many to have
been unfortunate ia some respects, the
result of both stupidity and accident,
may yet be appealed to in proof of the
certain economy and profit of cultivA-
ting indigenou, forest trees on these
rich prairies. Neither neglect in cul-
tivating, nor fire, nor mistakes in the
methods of planting trees too far apart
making cultivation costly, if not im-
practicable, nor all these drawbacks
combined have changed our old views
Of this great interest in tree planting
in this state, and We repeat with more
earnestness than ever what We have
often said in these columns, that no
single product can be made 30 valua
ble TO the individual land owner, as a
as S1 trees. To the state aud people at
large in the Importance of covering
these naked prairies with forests, ir
undertaking the climate, Christening
the storms, distributing rainfall, regu-
lating temperature, and in fostering
the increase of insectiverous birds,
cannot be told in any poor language at
our command. In years gone We have
sought to do our part IN Ct operation
with leading men of the state in assist
ing to educate the people upon the
need and profit of tree planting. Re-
suits have richly rewarded all efforts
and energies spent in this direction.
Countless millions of young trees now
begin to cast their shades upon the
dreary wastes Of this otherwise rich
prairie lend. Young forests dot It's
broad expanse all over its wch settled
districts. and yet how we'll We know
that over this vast ocean of treehss
lanl tina, the real work of tree grow
ing in NEBRASKA has just begun. 1t is
to beg of every owner Of land within
the reach of our influence, and to ap-
peal to every farmer particularly to re-
new that work at that particular day
and time, that We print this article.
No Man should fail to do something in
a work so important to the State and
country. We appeal to the people on
this subject with the firm conviction
that We do it for their own personal
good. and for the best welfare of the
last of the agricultural States. -Omsha
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

We are threatened with immediate
b.ood,bed IN New Orleans, II the re-
suit Of the inve ,tigatIon Of the PresL
d.nt's comm 81 On is the recognition Il
the Packard government. Packard
and his friends claim that they are no:
asking for any federal ali In the way
Of troops to supper, his Gains, tus
merely require the moral assistance II
a recognition by the President, where
upon they will take care Of themselv
This would place him on the same
level with Hampton, in South Caro-
lsua
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
POTsDAM, April Illh, ~.

fOTSDAM, April llth, ~.
Ed. CHIEF:-Wheat sowing is at
an end. The weather has been favor
able this spring, so much so that we
are in advance of last spring at least
two weeks. There will be one-third
more acres of small grain sOwn this
year than last; and each year We can
see farmers trying to put their gram
in better. Deeper blowing, more har-
rowing, and more particular about the
| quality of seed. All of which must
necessarily take place before farmers
can succeed.
Large prairie fires have been re-
moving the old grass, and it looks as
if funeral pail had spread wei moth
er earth. How ~desolate, how gloomy
it looks where the prairie grass is
burned off
Rev. Branch, of tie Christian
Church. has put in appearance from
Illinois. and design. locating in Glen
wood precinct, neal Cloyerton. His
preaching last Sabbath evening gave
unusual satisfaction,-''a workman
that needeth no. be ashamed"
A large number of neighbors collect
ed at MI. Barret's with teams, plows,
&c, aud assisted Mr. B. very ma,eri
ally in preparing bis ground for wheat.
Mr.. Barrett Las been very unfortunate
in losing his team since his arrival in
Nebraska, and being old and in6rm,
the good neighbors showed a very lib
eral and christian spirit in thus assist
ing him.
We have to congratulate ourselves
on removing u household goods from
the old dugout to our new frame house
Thus We hope to bid farewell t 0 dirt.
feas," and the darkness like unto
Erebus, for which most dugOuts are
noted.
l would like to inquire through your
friendly columns, If any farmer in
Webster county has experimental in
clover raising. VIII clnver grow here?
| know Of hut Que small piece, sowed
two years ago, AMI that Is growing
finely now.
There ere quite a number of farmers
that will plant o large mount Of
broom ccrn this spring. Il II q paying
crop, and the best quality Of brush
that reaches Chicago comes from this
State.
VIM. Morrow's homestead has been
contested by Chris Mackey, a circum
stance to he regretted, because Wm.
has been away to work. not only to
procure means to improve his claim,
but also to assist his late widowed
mother and sisters, to at least some of
the necessities, if not the comforts OF
life. The feelings of the people are
8 morally With Mr. Morrow.
We hope to see the day when these |
slippery ella N. viii all be settled upon
BY good honest Formers, who neither
want to give away or sell out their in
terests. More anon,
f. N. Snow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

The great railroad fight which las
b 'en agitating the State Of Nebraska
for the past year is ended. The B. /
Nj. has been forced to give up its
claim for prO rate to and from Kear-
ney. Gould brought all his strategy
and fnesse to bear on the the subject
and drove his opponents to the wall .
A AbSS ths kss;h&i; HG;;dAl hal u Iasasaei h i,ss al
tack against the e. b. L. Q. The lat,
ter road was pooling with the G. & N.
w. and Il. |. Il F., which made
Gould's attacks upon it futile. The
great ruilroad boss" then bought UP
q controlling in the two latter roads,
aud broke the pool This move left
she c. Il. Il Q, in a very unequal po-
si,ion to maintain the contest, and the
stocks of that corporation declined ac-
cordiugly. Gould then began to pur-
chase the stocks Of the e. b. & @. and
soon obtained control of 5000 shares.
Tho Magnates of the e. b. l. Q. na-
turslly becoming alarmed at this state
oi things, showed q strong disposition
to let the b. & N. take care Of itself,
aud q compromise is the result.
The effect of this compromise upon
our railroad interests is a matter OF
conjecture. 1t would seem that the
b. T. NJ. would b. rendered powerless
to build any more road in Nebraska,
for the pres ent at least, and the Union
Pacific would have the overland
freight 10 its own hands. Whether
the trade of this portion of the State
i sufficient to make it worth their
while to build a road competing with
the 3. u NJ, admits of con iderab.e
doubt III our minds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

cans. of ITS ea.v scce.s AMI unlimited
produc,ion. The seemingly useless
san6 bars Of the Mis.oar, riser are the
ho,bed. where the cottonwood can be
ob,a;nei in countless numbers, and
with comparatively m cot; and they
can be disps.chei TO any part OF the
state 10 a day, fresh and really to gro"
in a few day. sitter planting. IL Is
hardly necessary to AL the attention
O, our readers 20 this fact. and We c1-
pee, 70 see hi. excellent specie OF the
tree family brough, into reIuistion on
nj Z, Artor Day, which is next We'd
ncslsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
Notice toTeaehsrs.

Notice is herby given, That l will ex.
anime all persan who may desire tc
offer themselves as candidates for tea.
chers Of the primary or common school,
Of Webster county, at Red Cloud on the
first Saturday in the months of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. ID. 1877. Examinations will also
be held in District No. 81 Saltwater
Precinct, and in Harmony precinct,
before summer schools commence.
A. A. Pope, Go. Sup't.
Negunda Jan. 9Th 1877.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
The population of this county at

The population of this county at
the last census, was in round numbers
$500, an increase Of about 500 over
that of last year. 1t will, perhaps,
sstonish many to- find that there has
been such q large increase during the
past year. 1t is gratifying to find that
Nebraska now leads among the various
nativitics Of the population of the
country.
Below We give the figures for the
various precincts
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

A con promi~c has been affected be-
tween the Il. 4 VI. railroad aud icy
Gould, by which the T. & VI rein
qaisbes lis chin 10 pro rata at kear-
ney, aud in turn is said to secure o
ces.ion for itself 10 some other quarter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

l will mail tFree) the recipe for preparing
Tan. frcckIes. Pimples and Biotches. ieav-
ing the skin soft. ciear and beautiful ; also
instructions for producing a luxurianr
growth of hair on a bald held or q smooth
face. Address Ben. Vandelf i Co.. Box ol2l
No. Wooster ST.. Y, Y. 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

| ,Juniata will contest the count y seat
election, held In Adams county last
week. The Juniata fellows propose to
BE- game to the last.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
Errors Of Youth.

n GENTLEMA AN who suffered for years
- from Nervous Debility. Premature De-
cay, aud all the effects of youthful indiscre-
ton will. for the sake of -uier;ng humanity.
send tree TO all who need it. the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO
profit by the advertiser experience can do
so by addressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN BOGDEN. ~ Cedar ST., n. 7.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
yEHsTER COUNTY.

The Southern Hotel OF st. Louis,
vas burned April lIth. Eleven lives
were lost. The hotel was valued at
81, 600, OO0. Partly insured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured O that dread disc use. Consumption. by
a simple remedy. is anxious to ma Ike knoMn
to his fellow sufferers the means oi cure. To
all who desire il. nc will send ac"py of the
prescription used. free OF charged. with the
dises,iaSs f9T nrsparing and Ysii19g the same,
ton. Asthma. Bronchitis. &c. Parties wish.
ing the prescription will please address.
Rev +. A. WILSON.
$50 1874 Penn ST., Williamsburgh. N. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
Rates o: Subscription
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

A. s. Paid ok. Beatrice. US. Senater
W. Hitchcock, Omaha. u. >. Senator.
Lorenzo Croupse Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
sILAsGAKBER. Goy.rnor, Lincoln
Bruno Txschuck, Sec. Of State.
Ii Westou. Lincoln, Auditor.
&c. Mcbride. .. Treasurer
Geo. n. Roberts, Atty Gen.
7. N. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sap. Pub Instruc.
JUDICIARY.
Gao. n. Like. omaha, ChiefJ %Istice.
DlnrGantt. Nebraska City. Associate Ju,.
Sam1MaYwell. Platsmouthj
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19
LEWIS q. WQpER,
ls25MastAstrees

49, ~
Assistant Post Master. Philadelphia.
Nv have tes,ed its virtues. personally. AMI
know that for Dyspep IA, Bil.ousness. ani
1hrobbing Headache, II Is the best medicine
the wOrli ever saw. We have tined forty
other rem cdies before simmons Liver heg
uiator. but none of them gave Us more than
temporary rel eff: but the Regulator not only
relieved. bu cured us.'-kD. Telegraph and
Messenger. Macon. ia.
Manufactured only by
J. u. zcLlE L Co..
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
1t contains four medical elements, never
united in the same happy proportion IN any
othe preparation, viz a semitic Catnartic, a
wonderful tonic. an 1nexcePtlonaole Alter
alive and certain Corrective fall impurities
Of the body. such signal success has attvn-
ded its use. that IL is now regarded As the
EFFBSYFAL sPEGIffG.
For all diseases Of the Liver. Stomach and
Spleen.
Az q isemedy in
MALARIOUS FEVERs, BOWEL CON
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DE-
PRESTON, REsrLESsNESs, JAUNDIcE,
NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE, collie,
CONSTIPATION and BILIoUsNEss
II HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUT on.
As there are q number Of limitations offered
to the public. we would caution the coinnu
nifty 10 buy no powders OF prepared Summons,
Liver Regulator. ualess in our engraved
wrapper. wIth the trade mark. stamp and
signature unbroken. NOneo other Is genuine.
IL zEILiN l. CO.,
Macon. Ga. and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine Simmons Liver
Regulator. has saved me many Doctors bills
1 use il for everything il il recommended.
and never knew il to fail. l have used IT IN
Collie and Grubbs. with ms mules and horses
giving them about halt a bottle at u time. l
have not lost one that | gave 1t to. you can
re ommend il to every one that has : ock as
being the best me iicine known for all com
plants that horse flesh is heir to.
T.. r. TAYLOR.
1S-ly Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-19

Ina.