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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-04-16
NEVER AGAIN.

She wandered by the lonely shore, y
And listened to the moaning sea,
And sad and weary was her wall
40 waves, give back my love to me"
But the wide pillows rose and fell,
And took no heed of her sad pray'rr
And bright the moon above her shoner
And glinted on her faxen hair.
The light of love within her heart
Was darkened by the murky lee,
And ever came wailing cry,
80 waves, give back my love to me! "
They rlppled till they reached her feet;
She did not feel the touch of death,
But looked to see her own true love,
And feel the kisses of his breath.
She knelt upon the cold wet sand,
The rising tide she could not see,
But clasped her hands, and wildly cried.
90 waves give back my love to mel"
They never saw sweet May again.
Although they sought from east to west,
The waves had borne her to her love,
And gently stilled the weary breast.
--Tnsley's Magazine
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-04-16
CARTER BROTHERS, Publishers.
THE LEGEND OF ST. SOPHIA.

When the fierce Moslems stormed the town,
They sacked Byzantium up and down;
Not even Saint Sophia stayed
Their cruel, all-destroying raid.
The sacred walls no shelter gave;
They rode their chargers up the nave,
Trampling down with iron hoof
The people gathered under its roof.
And yet, in spite OF startled cry,
The shout of angry foemen nigh,
The ring of the consecrated stones
Meath the horses's feet, the dying means,
The priest, who at the altar there
Had just begun to chant his prayer,
His prayer, unbroken, chanted on,
Unmoved in either look Or tone;
In voice 50 tranquil, solemn, clear,
With never a shade of haste or fear,
He said the holy Catholic mass.
When closer still the horde drew near,
He seemed neither to see nor hear,
Until they pressed at left and right
And quenched the candles in his sight;
And then he turned to where was spread
The sacrament. He took the bread,
He held the wine above his head.
And with look sublime he said
"Christ's servant never yet has fed
He walked with firm and equal tread
The only open way. 1t led
To the solid minister wall; and 10!
As once of old the sea did know
To ope a way fol Israel's host,
And close again when the people crossed
So now the wall die part in twain,
Receive the priest, and close again;
While cen the Moslems paused to hear,
From just behind the wall anear,
A voice so tranquil, sslemn, clear,
With never shade of haste or fear,
Repeat the holy Catholic mass.
Stern Islam now the minister ruled,
And all the conquered building scheoled
To speak its mandates. Much they burned
And when they In rked the altar turned
To Christ's Jerusalem its face,
They tore it rudely from its place,
And made it look to Mecca. Still.
Lissening oft against their will,
The very workmen paused to hear,
From Just behind the wall anear,
A voice so tranquil, solemn, clear,
With never shade of haste or fear,
Repeat the holy Catholic mass.
And still behind the walls they say,
The priest imprisoned waits the day
That brings the end of Moslem sway;
And now and then they hear the tome
Of his devotions through the stone.
The legend cries with prophet voice,
"That day will come. Let man rejoice!"
And then the wall will part in twain,
The faithful priest come out again.
Within his hand will be the bread
He'll hold the wine above his head,
And climb with firm and equal tread
The altar stairs, to finish there
As he began, his chanted prayer.
In voice so Tranquil, solemn, clear,
With never shade of haste or fear,
He'll end the holy Catholic mass.
-Atlaatic Monthly.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-04-16
The Books Balanced.

The following correspondence passed
between q gentleman who had loaned q
friend onehundred dollars and his friend !:
s.5" DEAR SHIN closing my books /
find that you are indebted to me one
hundred dollars. Please remit. Yours,
etc"
DEAR SIR-In opening mine l find
that | hay.-'t cent, so ! can't. Yours,
ETC."
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-04-16

Col. F. L. RANDLE, Of Washington
county, Texas, possesses the foundation
of a museum in an eighteen-horned calf,
having eight sheep horns, eight goat
horns and two natural ones; also Berk-
shire pig with three hams, five legs, six
feet and two tails,
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Odds AND ENDS.
POPE LEO is tall slender and ascetic.
MAKE friends with a bear, but keep
hold Of the ax.-Russian Proverb.
Jolly, the new Quebec premier, is fifty
two years old, and is native of France.
PREcocIous boy (munching the fruit
of the date tree): Mamma, if l eat
dates enough will grow up to be an
almanacW
The Buffalo Express replies to the
Pittsburg 7sleyaphs inquiry, "Can
two constitute riot?" by saying, "Not
unless they happen to be married.
DEAN SWIFT proposed to tax female
beauty, and leave every lady to rate her
own charms. He said the tax would be
cheerfully paid and be very productive.
THE sun has some very odd habits, for
when it goes earliest to bed it gets up
latest, and when it goes lates. to bed it
gets up earliest.
NOTHING annoys the Boston Post man
SO much as forgetting his best joke before
he writes it down.-New Orleuas Picay-
une. And nothing pleases his readers
more.
TIE next thing out to be tongue
show. Let some one offer premium to
the old hunkers who can sit on hard
bench in hall and hold out their
tongues the longest.
Hon. PELEG SPRAGUE, of Rhode
Island, who is eighty-six years old and
blind is probably the oldest living ex-
senator of the United States. He served
from 1925 to 1929.
A CAUTIOUS Chicago lover wrote let
tiers to his sweetheart in ink that would
speedily fade out, SO that when she de-
sired to use them in breach of promise
suit they would be only blank paper.
WHAT'S the difference between cattle
driving and the middle of the month";
Ones the 1des of March and the Others,
the march of hides.-Philadelphia Bulle-
tin.
On the 18th of next October, Mr.. Will
liam Lloyd Garrison intends to celebrate
the anniversary Of his requirement of
the printers trade in Newburyport, by
taking tease" and setting some type
He is now seventy-four years old.
HENRY PRoBAsCo, who gave beauti
full fountain to Cincinnati, has offered
to give to the city his valuable art COL
lection if the city will erect fire-proof
building in which to store it. The COL
lection is worth about 100000.
TEACHER with reading class.-Boy
(reading)-" And as she sailed down the
river" Teacher" Why are ships
called she?" Boy (precociously alive to
the responsibilities of his sex Because
they need men to manage them"
The New York Herald has received a
letter from the Sweet Singer of Michi-
gan which closes with the postscript,
II am now muther again, hooraw,
hooraw" The mother who can't spell
hooray any better than that deserves
never to be another mother.
THE fine dust floating in the air of col
leries, and that found in mills, may be
easily ignited and produce destructive
explosions. In dry mines Jets of water
will diminish the danger. Thorough
ventilation is the best plan to prevent
accidents in mills.
Ia Craftsbury, w., recently young
son of John Anderson got about half an
! inch of sewing needle into his side
near the short ribs, which doctor failed
to remove. A woman said that the
tongue of FOX would extract it, :n@.
sure enough, when one was procured @tl@
applied, the bit Of steel was drawn "a:
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beds dronp; cluster OF olive trees,
ancient and gnarled and bending. 1t is
not difficult to believe, knowing what we
Go know about trees in California, that
these are twenty centuries old. The
general says he does not doubt it, even
from the random evidence of his own
eye. Under this tree Jesus Christ knelt
and prayed aud made holy forever the
garden of Gethsemane. We looked at
the tree called "The Tree of Agony"
We pressed its knotted bark with rever-
ence and love, and, though we were an
idle, world group, fresh out of busy
worldly world, there were few words
spoken, and all thoughts turned to the
sacred and sorrowful scenes which chris
tian men believed here took place. And
if one could know the hearts of those
who were about the tree, who stood
around in silence, l have no doubt tina
he would know of many a silent prayer
breathed to heaven that in the hour of
extremity the grace there inn 'lored for
SHINING souls might be our portion, as it
has been the portion of millions and mil
lions who have gone before.
liz SOOu HULA SdtAc1cu oOulc uOWcIS
for Mrs. Grant, and for the others twigs
and leaves from the Tree Of Agony. We
climbed the Mount of Olives to the sum
nit. We entered the chapel said to be
the site Of the ascension a Moslem
mosque. We went to the top of one Of
the minarets and looked far beyond to
the land of Moab, the valley of the Jor-
don ond on edva If tho dead aoa Tn tho
farthest distance, just touched by the
sunlight, was mountain. We were told
it was Pisgah, from which Moses viewed
the Promised Land. We went on to the
chapel which marks the spot where our
Savior taught the Lords prayer. We
went into the magnificent chapel which
a French princess has erected for her
tomb, and around the walls Of which is
the Lords prayer in thirty-two different
tongues. We kept on over the hill, over
q fearful road, to the village Of Bethany.
1t was here that Jesus lived when he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-21
Walks fa London.

II usnd tn Le soid nmn,,,, tho noet's nc.
,,,nt,,orc.s q, f,-i. Tim, 81 ,.hn, win Th.,,hrs
r,,,,tr .,.,,.,, ,r,,,,, s,oi, ,,,os ,r,,,h
- ninth. s,..,,,, in H.. ,br,hr. VIVA,
rr,n, v.,,i,.ht,,.lI ,yhn, ni,usur. 1n most ,l
-. ,,,in in yi,vinr win ilnrt u,,nstructcd
,,,. ,,,l,,, nj. sam. ,.,r,r,r,ll In tbo d..
ught of s,nin,.. mastnr work in,ornrnteJ with
rim leorniu, and hri..hi fancy I'm tho prlp,,d
pnge. If we oxccpt the novel project OF "Stn.
don't Travel Around tho World" no attempi
sven Is mnlo to or,anizn educational sight.
..eip, with tho discrimination and complete.
ness rnioined nv Bncnn in his famous cssny.
Few OF lis. inlcnd. trouble ourselves 10 turn
To- account old Tnllor's hint. to get the Ian.
rungo in pnrt. without which kew YOU shall m.
lock little of moment" When we consider. for
instnnc.. yhnt There il 10 see in the Eternal
Citv. and how It'll, most pcrsnns. with the help
of c.ct,Y,,D and Guido book. see in il. we cannot
think the home. k,ruinr folk who can read nm.
dcrsianlingly and eniovahly AUGUSTUS HAII's
Walks ia Rome" hgvo any causc 10 envy the
average tourist in Italy. TN. dissertation and
discourse Of richly stored and sensitive Intel.
lect gave. we venture to say. many of the read
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Tho eocord a,d ,,,,.l,,ti,,,, 80, a., 81, ", -r,,,
NJ f.,,..,.. ~. 90, 1....A -,
,., - ~ -, 'S.n
49,. r,,,..,,, - ,b,, -. H., r,,,' J. T,
4 .,a,. -, y, -, Nv. w.. ''N
ptr-ntlyto An aitcr-thousht on the part Of the
author. who behold ia tAc Ignominiyus wre X Of
the second Empire at sedan q NJ rtiiogucto the.
shabby cnormitics If IN. coup Gaaf. and who
accordingly oct himself 10 portray the erips, Of
the sham Napoleon with the characteristic nd
mixture OF hoaely realism and scorrhing i'm
avery which marked his sketch Of Waterloo
Bat this supplemental picture IS less vivid md
glowing than IN" famous battle chapter
ia Les Ni-"rablaa.' and It's DELHI
crate rhetorical lnVe' tive seems out 81 place IN
tn" uDte book of an witness and actor amid
events which proceeded 10y u cOuI le 81 decade.
tina collapse ot MgcM0hons army. The effect
ot THIS urt.iic.a. sequel 10 an uus'ulled. iervil
and Aeaions recital % rs II We were called
away from watching ia lrrothloss palpitaton
o." T.to.iuc "details 90 crime To- view the cab-
otate iorin1''ti'- - tho criminals execution.
II iIa record 81 those ptlful December days
needs any commentary beyond tho elncula,ions
OF hoy" and s.arn, OF devotion and des<alr,
lottcl down from hour to hour among the
scenes that called it form. then such comment
should b" sought IN those ,ombre poems Of tho
anih9r Les Chudmruis. whose passionate
nnd vinlirtive s'rains may well have seemed
lantustir and oNcrwrousut until their odious
text was suread before Us IN this history.
The three 81 the narrative is taken up in the
nisht prcce ling the massacre OF Dec lat that
critical luncture, IN other words. when the con-
splratoIs seem 70 have been dismayed by the
very faell'y OF their sUcress. and sought to
prer.f!tate an explosion which rumhlpd be-
meath their iest. The airts, aud Incarceration
/ Of ~r"ai legislative assembly by the comedian
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Even on this apparently modest allowance she
declares there is room for further economy.
and proceeds to show how 800 francs year
may be saved out Of H.
In various places in the book are found re-
cipcs for cleaning curtains. carpets. glass. and
clothing. and for polishing and taking care II
silver and other metal utensils. Minute direc-
lions are given for arranging the apartment
whom Il IS let Tor the summer. one OF which Is
TO smear all the windows with whiting and
water. So that flies and other Insects may be
caught and destroyed. There is chapter on
the furnishing OF the country house.. another
on household medicine. another on the care Of
clocks, and another ON aluarums. bu; in these
we find nothing worthy oi special mention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

l0oo0D li0eAs.-EvcSy oue Il prAc-
ucaliy familiar with comnon colds. The chD
lines and shivering. the duliness and lsnguor,
the sorebess VI the throst, palm In the bead,
aud stuffed ~noetrils- We would recommend q
timely use % Madam Portsr's Curative Cough
BslsAm. A safe, reliable, and pleasant remedy,
Full directio0 on each bottle. small bottles
- cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

That children tscoine thin. pale, he. their
.pifits, aud arr snlky and p.e,i.h, without Gu.
hihiting symptoms ~ an, marked complaint
In saco cases use l-A,cock's Worm Killer, II
~ill e,pcl worms IL there ~ any, 80 VEL a. pu
nfy the hl,ssa aud cleanse the system sid b,
all druggists.
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n
y = TAYLOR.

taic.oo, November -. is.T
y. =. TAYLOR.
DRAM SIR Il ram. yer, near beinr . victim
~ that terrible disease, consumption. and have
No doubt but ~hai ! should have been confined
la the house II ~ had no, bcsn Cor your son.
derful medicine, Throat and Lung syrup. |
wac taken With congesih u ~ the lun1s, aud .
terrible cough, with grra, difficulty 10 breath
Ing. and at night II wAs Alrno%t Impossible lot
me la breathe. went "a the dasior be- said
] mutt have help AZ once, aud gave me q pre-.
sciipuon. hut before ! got the prescription
blled, ] wAs told Ia yet ,uur medicine. which ]
did. aud ! felt the effect after taking up- d,~-,
and three bottles cured mr 81 ~, wore, trouble
ever had with my lungs. am thankful that
never got the prescription allied sm conn.
dent that those Who usc four medicine will nni
as ] bsve-s wonderful preparation. and viIl
have reason Ia rejoice.
Your,. &c. J & MCCARTHY,
Sl< nth Street. Chicago.
Price per bottle. e1W sir boitles for q %
Express charges paid. Remember every butte
warranted.
There 10 no earthly boon more precious THAI
good health, and II behooves its po~ssssor a.
epdesvor IA retain II. II you are sssAiled With
such provoking Ills ~ dck headaches, torpid
liver, sour stomach and . general feeling
~ ~esnDess and dLsgust, dont 70 and CON
init suicide but take Eilert's Ds, light Liver
pull aud liz cured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

When the psryes are unstTusg TIE head
aehsA the appetite b pcos o.. variable, the
slssp dsssvtsA. and : sssrr, dspsscs.toa q
vttat psvs : s1psstseeed. sueA . stsss a
.a..s: s,a:cs s'sE s.iss vi1ssSs o ses S:.si %,
geaisl isvtgns1as kaoUs y Hoststtes's stom-
- n1eters- The absolute parity Il ~ SPARTA
COS hSsas and botAaic tei1s6SeptA. Gtves Il .
permanent claim 70 pubic sonAdssce, and ne
surpasaing medicinal valae 10 sd91sted BY
nsaicsl men ct dasea.etson, y ZION y "
and ~Hsus--both - pssventve ssA rsgsdy,-
dysprpAis, liver Complaint, bilious rssnittsnt
fever, c~onstipsttou, cholsratc complaints,
n~stulence, and eli iatSssissl disoedssN n 10 {
~thovoughly reliable rsmedy. IL y he anti.
lrbgiie spes1sc pr excsiArnee Of the naiartal
&strcts of Shis and Other countries where
dseaAes horn Of oiaaOa prevail. and 4 sEen-
eral household remedy II Il siso universally e.
teemed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

S,sSssa Ma! ~ .oaa- IsAs a Ssld.
smoked ,onyac az ham that Ia. t.~n
well toll~A and crate Z, With . ccsrs.
CRATER, Of mac u toe uliS n With
ear ~ hoAtsn yvlk u Xxx Aad 10, u
simmer over the nrv ftryarv soae
n,cc .liccs VI tos.L batter ,hrm rather
slirat,,. lay them in q iisi dish tha. has
tssn heated over the urv. aud co,vt
each slice With the m.ai mistarv. tia,
should 10 sprvsa es hot rscs on III.
taelc in scovsrvi dish. for either ervsk.
fast " sapKsr
obeash - ooas o'assrtss osS~.
he usortssry s~ss,ss,ss - ,as s.sa. ssssl
isei ssi shcv Nat s,ss0s enssn a Ell
m.hAini lie 81 c~ssanFtkA sA.e~. ssa Inv
nam,sr ~ deaths due a. e~oasam,tkes tsa~ .
rr~s,ss rate ~ sAs sheAe aam,~s thAa Thai u
az, ctkef tbres 4sresss tsxstbss, nuvsv~f,
iu'c.'irsucs ysvsss sAsi h,s rsths y s'ssisiy
iecr>A.inx lie isssw~sisy ps.vsl~ees hes Nd
10 ~ rss,:s ',s., , the, ,%.s.s~Ss s :. 70
s- -crk, N ths snsny v,rva,s " rkstss s
ID. ~, stssayAss~ ~ CAorsaN ss h~shh
and and colt . raw The infueavs n The
a~un'syh~r~- the ool, remedial ssont thai e.
tbcf poftda ~ ,ohssh uss sHcNi the c,Ss
s~umpti,cats ., ,r.i uNls f.si,sfts The cure
-" -
crni,'iuhs LET, The ssss>s u he shpw ual
tsrakiug down 20 The ti-.ae~, shleA tsvsre, 70
,m.cistiun, and ~. the r-siaf~t,a ~ besahy
nut'tti'n. 10 urirf 81 stop th. fnfmattrn ~
,nts N uluu. matter iainl n~sr conditions,
and c~vus sns.SAon " 80 earstle IS fvsg, "
fulrli tscss cuoiitiuHs the required fvsned,
must ~incrvA.e tho spgvtitr, favuf The sssimu
ls'iun of i,si. aud ,arish ths tAs.i, it,s ~
tAyding the development ~ tus~rrles To &C.
.anpsiss u.sa . mose g..sstfai Alternative than
pr fl.fce', xulirn Medical Discover, has
never teen disSu,rtcd Al ,hs .ame time, 4,
-.,thes 9s tfritstioA u tho usrNuus ss.tra
Produced ~ coughing, Which In ns turn 81
Oftcu i.sAs a. satrr ssrt.us fcsalts Tho nss
of "ctIs~torants" 10 c~uisumyti,sa 10 ~st.olu,s
suicidal fvr shtls reuoslss the tahv wlcs
slfvAdy formed, they p',.isc. yet mof, sefiuu,
r~sul,s b, inraining ard DESTROYING the soand
and healthy tissues t~unsumptiun rvquires 4
fem~i, that ~tll s.'tb- ~htie ~ rts,es har,t
meiicin-sL bat aid fuel Ia the n.tps that al
really threatens ~ c,snsnine the sSsism M
Volden Medical Discover, fululls tLess conil
ttots and has t~cn p-tuuoupssd the tsst rvmc
dy YET discovered a. ALA, and sftc . o,Asamp
flau.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

Horsehssh eating; far from declining.
has 80 increased In Paris that lest year
10. 1863 horses, asses and mules were cut
up for food. In the capital there are
upward Of sixty hOrsemeat shops. be-
sides many In provincial French cities.
A comparison of the 10. lG9 equine ami
msls eaten in 1877, with the 2,l92 Of
1867. illustrates the steady progress Of
hippophagy, 81. Hilsire and his friends
would no longer have 70 give their
horseneSh baaQusts for the purpose al
introducing this food; many people are
now glad enough 70 Get Il. =
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

Fea~Ns tAs, Az s..tas ~ sAsssvsAe W
iasiux rel - srvsesss w. t.i.f~l MenstFus
tssas .hNQA 81. ~. sssc ,snft . sessgssuwi
tNtseA ~ rnAfse~i 80 s.e1 ISL 80 s~ stu
,s.tsp-~ ts~e tha " 70 >sssv, s<ssss%s, W.
ftas~a i. G41fsfRt. Ask saas fFus.s.s -
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

Guluare Desns the bloaaom Ut the p1ussgyah'
ste. Nearly al female asrDe stgntfy birdA,
nOusrx, scents, az other ornaments M Iuyunes
which abound IN their hyp~rboliesl poetry.
During these modern tunes ldesA have Teen
caught from the Orient, and the same steni6-
canoe u given u the name EaeiisA Female Bit
tess. Il lmpiies . restOrauos " health, . red.
ical cure u Ill those chroote d<rsnsemepts sDd
Irregularities that sfiiet the female sx. II
impIies quick and powerful aetsoo oyer fesnaIs
Troubles. II impltss regulating sSd restoring
Old o. young females ~ their natural e0ssdiitos,
and no lsdy sbould fail - uSe ttyem.
On. wnskKTs PiSs Isss TAA CospiAi
positively o0esusEston. Tahse 10 anA
b win preveut H. AL s1seetoas a ~ lang
are cured BY this swersigp Remedy vkieh Y
% ersdicstss dyspepsia, and kisAssd diseesss
eold ~ druggist Depot, w Fiber street
RhflsdeipeiA-
Dsstsmper, Coaxhs, Colds, Fsvers and nnss
q the diseAses which Horsss, Csttie, Sheep,
Hog and Poaitry are sabteet 70 are readily
overcome and eurSd by uskng Cpeis Same Con
dision Powder seoording 70 the plain directions.
sod BY all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

INTERNAL MaDicISs, vii positively cure any
cAse of rheumatism on the face II the earth.
Price o. = bottle, Ella botiles. o.. Sold by all
~iruggists. send Tor circular to HeIpLepstibe
a bentley, Druggista, Washington, u &. Sold
Wholesale IN Burlington and Des Mo.ne
Try Uncle SAM. Nerve and Bone Linimrn,
for rheumatism, sprains, Bruises, &c. Sold BY
al Druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

other preparation ever nsde for Oiiing leather
and harness; II will make the Oldest leather
soft aud plisbls % when new and put on . good
nnish. 500 BY all Harness Makers aud deal
ere ia leather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
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boWWSUs SAWS sFSFf, n, az a Neil. us,
al lssh hns.' nsi tuit. saa si.tsu. stu Ia 81
- dNlpt " thH posse ussisu tmt > ~.sufisis
IS =. N'u. tviS .oa f.tsui tpss.,as, 81 s.tssr
ms HsI ~ stfae th ufn- - sA ssl ktsa Mas ~.
Net sh.h N.y tssti't fatists .Hd u'srplrs Nj
strtis. Nehis go fssN steel 4 .sfteas lffa. etslss
'dsvd t,-a' o,nsnsrslsi tfuyiess hs pAtAie sf,-,sa
% uas,Tfhs ~ fssnss fsHphist. w.
4 , Ntlilsstu fiti.Auryh. rs
IN uNAstt
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25
U.mdirs. Op~IIrms~ asa s'~~hl~.

Thcs~ lsnguid. tir~sufue ssnsations. causing
YOU Ia feel scarcely shie Ia ,r un ,our feet
that constant drain that 10 taking frsn vuur
system all its former elasticity, driyrug the
hoom frlm your cheeks that continual strain
u,-sn your vital forces, rendering YOU irritable
and frr,ful. can casily lie removed by the usc
~ that marvellous remedy, Hop Bittcrs irrcg
~ularitics and distinctions ~ your system arc
relieved AZ once, ~hile the ~sJ~eial causes - p~
rioiicAl pain are JrrtnAncntl, removed Win
YOU heed tbl.' See Truths"
DIR wISCHEI.L's TEErHiNG SYRUP 10
. Safe and Sure ksmcd, fof biarthra. Dys-b
terry and tlildrcns' Complaints s.n.rsil, II
should b, la every house where there ar, chill
dr.n. Mother give u, = trial. u hes t~ea =
blessing "a thousands. sold b, all druggists
At - cents per bottle.
bread.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-25

do not oeeiect . Cough OF Cold. Ebert.
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required by ordinary remedies. 10 ssuhms,ic
and bronchial a6ecttons, aud all throat and
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