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The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
NJ s, R., A..

10 The public meeting Of the Moral snasion
Reform Association, last evening, W.fK.
Luton, presided. Addresses were made by
Messrs. Cooper, Cook, Wheian, Quinn,
stinson, Foulk, Burton, Morrow and Mrs.
Stinson. On Friday evening, Misses Lydia
and Addie Catbcart will be present. The
former will read some choice selections,
dressed in costume, and the latter will give
an exhibition of her fine singing. .,-,.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
sEGAR STORE ROBBED.

On Sunday night the segar 81 tore of samr
W. Schultz, No. 8 East Fourth street, was
entered by thieves and robbed of about if-
teen thousand segars, some of which were
valued at $24 and $50 per thousand, besides
a quantity of smoking and chewing tobacco,
a small sum of money and various other ar
ticles. The thieves are unknown,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
PEOPLES COLUMN.

Henceforth, we will give a column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. tItis expected that commu-
nications will be written on one side only
of the paper, and accompanied with the
name of the writer. The HERALD is not to
be considered naB endorsing or being in any
way responsible for the opinion of CORES
pondents in this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (TuHsDAr) EVENING
Asylum Lodge, No. 23. -. .oUo. I,
Reynolds Encampment. No. 8, I'd and
4th Tuesday. LTf, ~. % .uul>@Ii.G
washington LodgeS No, 4, A.P. A., meets
every Tuesday night in the Nicola build
ing. ~ ="
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, r. of p, at X. OF
p. Hall, 21l Market street.. tgE.E5 ".
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
, PEAGH.sHIPMENTs.

tLtl lf1Ti p,nUJefW-THT
Seventeen car loads. Of peaches were
shipped yesterday over, tbe Delaware Rail-
road to the following places l: Jersey City,
E; Philadelphia, ,s6l; Baltimote,2 p Chester,
!, and Wilmington, ,l1.ur bed
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
ADVICE, TO A SHOE

From the Gazette. {, a'sE'2" t2 W "tS ~
a. defeated candidate for Mayor has been
elected clerk by City Council. Sunday Dis
patch. Shoe (scheu) fly, don't bodder
mt" ."-Clerk.
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.....- TTENTIoN!
,Gs@Uo
to
OTBAGUB!

Excursion tickets v i'll he sold for regular
trains at all stations on the j. q B 3, y F.
and w. Railroads. Oh
WEDNESDAY AMP THURSDAY.
September I1tla and II tn, 1873.
to Chincoteague Island and return at
greatly reduced lates;
Fare for the Round Trip.
From HARRI NGTnN, Milford, Lewes 81. SO
Is, GFORGFTOWN, LIS
l." MILSBORG, ,.0J
FRANK FOLD, 9C
BERLIN, .I
SNOW HILL. i.a 80
Otner station CORES 2onitngly low.
Tickets good to fef urn on any trBin within
ten days ony when star ped on the
steamer "Widgenn' or by ag etr at Frank,
lin City, This S q good time 10 spend
~" N' CUNNING, FlaHI 'G &C.,
at little expense. Accom- nOdat1ons on
the Island and at Frank lin City are gooh
A. BROWN, Gen. trt. & Pass. Ag't.
THOS. GROOM, Sup't ]. & B. r.. Il.
J.L. MAPE5. Sup't. B. IL +. n. X. IT.
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FROM DELAWARE WAITER GAP.

h Prof. Willard g. Spencer, has just return
ed from the Delaware Water Gap where he
has spent two weeks. He looks Ysry hearty
and weighs Is pound more tbs in ever before
In his life.. ..,n.,., .,,,, '"".A m"l3
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
HARNEssED INTO NEW CASTLE.

"A colored boy named Dillahay was ar.
raigned before Mayor Allmo1d last night
on the charge Of stealing harness from
Thomas Sharp. He was held IN the sum of
5000 for court.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
AN ORDINANCE RATIFIED.

At a meeting of citizens last nightsin the
City Hall, the ordinance to relieve Della
ware avenue from the overflow Of water,
passed at the last meeting Of Council, was
ratified,
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KILLED BYaA.FALl

A much valued COW, belongipg to Patrick clz
sullivan who lives at 800 Monroe street,
faIl into theVstone quarry, on Fifth street
above Jackson, and was instantly killed.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS-. :
IN We hereby give notice that the cole G
tors Of County and Poorttax will be at NO:
10 East sixth street, during the months @,
July and August, snd at oiS MarKe' s'fee''
JOSEPH Z. CARPENTER, JF.
,n1.t, Collectors.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10

Take your old pictures to Sutterley's, 302
Market street, for a good copy.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
THE COUNTY NoMINAT TIoN.
Especial to the Morning Herald.1 III
atoT'iq-& eha 10 GLASGOW, Sept. 9.
iPENoADER HUNDREr

,Egtt l.hp2GJ 30 4 .N02 u ~ III 'iITN Gss
g# agnee iiPENCADER HUNDRED.
The following is the result of the vote
cast in Pencader Hundred for State Senator
Inspector and road Commissioner. -.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
NOTICES.

DIyORCEs, in any state, without pub
IL licity, send sts mp for the law. It. H.
SIMS, Chicago.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-10
THE HERALD.
Wilmington. Del. Sept, 10. 1878.

THE WEATHER:-To-dGy It sciU be
soarmer and fair, follo,Ced to,cards night By
increasing clossd5ness sotth threatening IN
dicatjOns.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-31
Fire Insurance Association,

OFFER ron SALE TO TIE TRADE ONLY
Tenants Ale, pints and quarts.
lass Ale pints aud quarts.
Guinness Porter, pints and quarts
Hennessey Brandy, in octases, and J., . and .
star in case.
Martell Brandy, In oetayes. and I, % anl 3 star
In case.
otard Dupay Brandy in octavcs ana ease
California Grape Brandy in octagta.
Scotch whisky, ia case aad bulk.
Irish whisky, in case and bulk.
Champaguo-Chas. Fare, ia I.uts AMI quarts :.
LandsberEor's California. Imperial. and Private
Cuyee, in pints and quarts.
shcrry-Finest OLD Golden. O,d Garycy and
Caufornis, in case and bulk.
ort-Importea and California. in ease and
bulk.
Bourbon wbisldes -HotaIngs genuine J. II.
Cutter, in case and bulk White House, Univer.
sal. Miller, etc, etc.
Tobacco-Plug. Granulstca ana Long Cut,
Cigars The Largest stock ana pest Assortment
on Puget sounG
81 We are the only house IN Washington Ter.
ritory shipping Furs direct to London England
and are paying the highest Cash Prices lei.d4w
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
Some Early I%n,cntions In FIR. Arms.

Specification No IS made hN the
Marquis ~ Worcester, b., certainly va
some mcasurc responsible tur the mod
crn revolver, telling "a u does 81 y
method whereby a pistol may 10, made
10 discharge u dozen times with one
loading. and without ~ much a. once
new printing requisite. or To- change II
out II one hand into the other, or stop
ones horse" And the newt notices ARE
for the application 81 similar systems
Ia c%arbincs, muskc,s, srqucbu>sc.. aud
crooks, or ship. muskets, and IT n differ.
cni method for sakcrs. In these ideas
we may recognize indeed the first pfin.
ciplcs not only II the revolver. hut also
Of the Winchester rifle aud II the init.
raillcusc in its various forms. Warfare
has recently been reyolu,ionizcd hy in.
MENTIONS % this kind. and the cundi.
tons ~ naval warfare especially ARE
now likely Ia be altered hy the arrange.
ment which practically places the ~holo
broadsidc II a vessel under the control
II one man. For this latter improve.
ment we may find the idea In the Mar.
quis' plan by which ''onc man IN the
cabin may govern the whole side ~
ship muskets. ~ the number, " need
require. Of two or three thousand shot" "
After devoting several notices Ia the
various aspects Of this subject, the noble
inventor complacently remarks: when
first ] gave my thoughts Ia make guns
shoot often, | thought there had been
but n only exquisite way inevitable,
yet by several trials and much charge
have perfectly tried all these" The
necessary experiments appear Ia have
left him with an old cannon or two upon
his hands, as the next and most impor.
tant specifications show that the scien.
tiiic noblcmnn nearly succeeded in blow.
ing himself up, and 80 concluding his
Investigations. lie calls i, "a fire
wa,cr-work;" and probably that re-.
markablc name expresses. ~ well ~
any other might. the Marquis "admir-
able and most forciblc way 10 drive up
water by fire, not by drawing or suck.
ing II upward. for tina, mus, bc NJ the
philosopher callcth IL, mira sphpram
dctritdtis. which IL but at such "A dis.
lance. But" he cmphatically con
%tinues, 'this way hath no boundcr. II
the vessels be strong enough" ~ Cham.
bors' journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
COlorS and Thcl, Origin.

Late In the thirteenth century oil
painting originated in Italy and other
portions Of Europe. The imperial col
lection nj Vienna contains the earliest
authentic painting. executed in 1927.
U~ltramsrinc. produced by grinding into
fine powder the beautiful mineral. lapis
~lazuli, found in the mountainous por-
tons Of northern Persia. came into use
in the eleventh century. and four or tive
hundred years later was introduced into
Europe. In 1928 uitramarinc WAS pro-
duced artiticially by synthc,ical process
in France. and rs late ~ ls47 sold for
forty dollars per pound, but now such
has been the advancement in these arts.
il is bought for thirty cents per pound,
and used very extensively. Soluble
glass, silicatc Of soda. came into use ms
a vehicle for paints in 1892. Analine
colors. lakes of "A beautiful red. violet.
and the other colors Of the rainbow
were introduced in 1860, hut they are
not permanent colors on exposure. In
1873 the manufacture Of German ana
line oils Was commenced, "A chemical
compound. which promises To achieve
success.
Though little is known Of the actual
beginning of these industries. IL Is inter-
es,ing To note their lines Of progress
from the center from which they radi-
ated. In the south Of Asia, more par.
t~icularly in India, the germs Of the
chemical arts had their origin. BY
many channels to the east. they found
their way into China, and westward by
several channels tn the southern ports
Of the Black Sea, and through the line
Of the Red Sea to Egypt. From Egypt.
rs AN Independent center. they were
carried along the Mediterranean coast.
the Greeks and Venetians receiving
their Information from this source, aud
in the twelfth, thirteenth, and four
teenth centuries the Arab knowledge in
these ats spread from Spain To France.
and from France to Bohemia, Germany
and England. thence through the world.
the lines becoming too intricate TO fol.
low.-Baltimore american.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

she gave hin . ~t-sn''aii, wrslei
pslr II .lpp~r.. and Alth lsh he, -,
an inrh IA short. And pin. ,~l h.m drra4
iull, .cr,ss the ices. he su .sFit ,at-
mi,i.,i ~ the marty rdcu -ti i the,
Imposed ADD ,o~~i The, .hyuli ss,s,
leave his feet
hi, rrckles. ,%iN,ru'.hi = t~ -yyy,,
ed by the rcs.icr 9th ~b,stuIng sAu
uousness.
Ahi So the young ma msie = rstufo
- her odcring II ~ss hH' pittUfv 90.
css-l In = handsome frsuc
n. wrote . note to .cud 9Th h. All
=, the same time replied Angt,ly 81 a.
~, rvT, s,si dun tor an uuFAij ~ suit
~ clothes lie gave a ln, ten trni, ,o
deliver tho psrkag and ou,r,. gi,ir.
r,plirit directions q. ,o thc destination
81 each II WAS Nh uny,ualh intr,A.
gent 10, with y frcckled taoy and DC
discharged hi. errsnd H. = mNnnct ,hA.
should gave him = niche 30 %, lcmpI,
~ fame.
The ,oung lady revived = uots len
her adorei ones hand "rung And Ncs
to her ru-,m n deVout u, cun,cuts She
opened tho missi,c viii cagvr finger,
and Rad
I'm getting ,irrd II Your everlasting
attentions Tho sui, u 1lou, worn uui
already. 4, never amounted to much
any way Please ~ io thunder "
Aud the tailor WAS struck u,tctl,
dumb. when he opened , rar'rl ard
discovered the picture of biz delinquent
customer with n note that sSid
when YOU gatc upon these feature,
think how much | " YOU
When the u%ufortnnatc Young man
called around that evening go receive
the happy acknowledgement II h,
sweetheart, he was very ustcuiatuul,
showed uG the steps and u,,t The i,n,c
b, the Young lad,'s father aud he ~,
mnrnin. he was waited upon %, Nv,
,ailor's lawyer. and imrcra,,'lN ORDER.
Ell 10 settle or suffer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

nail bird. and fancy mir~. ., whtch
uothing more -,s srcn They wrrv 10
fce~i The eoora
Hot why hi. p~rc~>uticn' WI, -As
not the srrpvn, eft In the tedrS,p. snd
t-ring introduced there. ho~ would the
Indian know that u ~ould 10 attracted
Ia the in,.udci ,tctm'
The certainty ~ IN. attraction - The
ccbrs to the man appear, ,o 10 maize
out hy the statement ~ = ~sitsr, Who,
walking the previous afternoon In The
public gardens, saw the Indian squire
something from What appeared Ca t- .
flower un to the short hair ai the napc
~ the fsr,e.'s nrck.
Tn. natter $40 the parscc turn. and
heard the Indian utter some words ~
apology.
III. Inference Is that this liquid ~ss
the strange perfume which serpent
charmcrs use for oNcrpowcring ser.
penis,
The only explanation. u IL Is one. to
this inquiry. Is Ia he sough, in the
strange words uttered hy the Indian
during the fever frum which be suffer
ell Immediately after the farscc bad I've.
GtiIlf rntu.
III he had died asleep. hi. sou would
have been lost; now the prophet has
taken hi. soul. and he is safe safe"
These words, however. are iu he
doubted. Tor the Indian could speak no
French. and depended in the hotel upon
an Irish waiter ho had served In India.
aud who translated the muticrings ~
the Indian whom he nur-cd. into very
bad French. for the benefit 81 his fellow
servants,
All put together, the inference ma,
Ice that n fanatic Indian Mussulman cn.
dcavorrd to destroy AN Indian Par>rc.
who VA opposed Ia Moslcmism IN In
dia; tina, this attempt nj murder WAS
made in the hope II Killing the farscc
in his sleep. when death arriving with.
ont u in which Ia appeal for
mercy, his soul would hc Lost, aud
finally according to Eastern belief. the
intended victims lie being saved, and
his mind lost, lac was under the pru,cc.
ton II Heaven.
The Indian would therefore look upon
his attempt Al assassination ~ resulting
in immortal benefit Ia the man whose
soul he had desired Ia send Ia pcrdi.
ton.
There has been no chance ~ a Judi
cial inquiry. for the Parscc has never
recovered his senses. and the Indian
died after enduring three weeks agony
Of e~Shausting fever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
The Street Of Nations,

One Of the most curious features Of
the Paris exhibition. and one that first
attracts general attention, is the Street
Of Nations. One Of the sides Of this
avenue Is n series Of typical facadc-,
that Is. OF fronts Of buildings erected by
the exhibiting nations, aud each Of a
special type Of architecture. That Of
the United States il a credit Ia Mr..
Henri Petit. engineer, who directed the
building. By It's proportion, its har,
mony, and the care In It's details. II
To the idea Of a thoughtful aud
practical nature. One fingers before
this specimen Of u friendly dwelling.
house. or a useful establishment. so
pleasing and attractive by it, elegant
simplicity and charming coloring.
sweden and Norway show An ediiice 81
hrwood. with a tower, and the repro
duction OF an old clock Of the tenth or
eleventh century: Greece, a house Of
the time OF Pericles; China, an actual
house brought from Pekin. Spain has
q rich facade where remcmbrances 81
Grenada and Seville are gathered. The
Russian architect was inspired. il IL
said. by the palace Of Caloma, near
Moscow. where Peter the Great was
born. II il impossible 10 finish the cat
alogue.- Correspondence boston Adrer.
tisey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
Three Cent Pieces.

There are n large number of the little
silver or ''shad scale three cent pieces
afloat. though the coinage Of them was
stopped some time since. There are two
kinds OF metal three cent pieces. the
smaller silver and the larger nickels. II
appears that there was AN omission in
the laws authorizing the coinage and
suppression Of the coinage Of the small
silver three cent pieces. There is no
provision for their redemption, though
there is for the larger three cent nickel
coin. Mr.. Murphy came into our Office
Yesterday, aud asked a few pertinent
questions in regard Ia the small coin.
''ls that n United States coin?" said he.
Answer-"Yes." els II silverP" A
MAINLY Of silver; There is some alloy
in t." docs the Government take Il
for small sums due it, for stamps. etc3"
A.--"No: the Government refuses 70
redeem that particular coin, there be-
ing no law providing for it," Then
the Government refuses tn redeem its
own coin, or receive II for stamps9" A.
$50 | understand the case" WELL"
said he. IL found il to be so; wanted
a postage stamp to put on this letter.
and offered this silver three CEN piece
at the p~ostofice window. and they re-
fused to take II. Is that rightp' A
''The clerks at the postofice must obey
the law and their Instructions; they are
not to blame. But it is not right for
the Government to refuse entirely its
own coin" We believe, however, this
little silver three cent piece is an excep-
ton, and the Government ignores Il.
But Congress should pass a law for re-
ceiving il at the ~postofices, and its re-
demption at the mints, and then il
would soon disappear. - Hartford
Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
A 1mpSrtans Fv.csIo. slim q.

The kidneys exercise most, important func-
toas, which are - wesrisome tina, they tar 10
utmost the strength and endurance ~ these
busy nttie organs. Every breath, every pull
80 Ion OF the heart, every movement OF .
hnin, every thouxht makes waste and ne
cessitstes the development Of nes atoms. The
used up particles In the blood are ,ifted from
u ana dissolved IN wstery fluid by the KID
bladder. A train Of disasters ~ the system
would follow II these "a.hes," ~ ~ speak.
we're not thoroughly strained on and discharg
"a. ms 10 the case when the kidneys be-
by restoring their activity. not only keeps open
. most Important outlet for impurities, tut
prevents disease Of the kidneys themselves
which when inert become liable 10 fall 3 prey
10 diabetes, Bnght's disease, nephistis aibu.
TO them, which, although not specially rapid
10 thsn progression, are particularly obstinate
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

Probably no more brllian, sucocss has been
achieved 10y any unr msrhin. uu this clntiucnt
than 10y the original ADD uulf grbutn, Nihfa
tor manufactufed by Nichols, sh.pari Co,
Rattle Greek, Mich This splendid rcco 4 l. a..
counted Tor by the fact that this mAchlp" 4.
constructed oB right principles aud IN the mos,
Thorough manner. - the very beet material
Thr manufacturers ar. famed Tor thorough,
tasteful work, Write them Tor an Illustrated
pamphlet, fully describing Ito graIu- saving quail
iti,f
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

IN region. ~hcre iI,er rsmplsin, aud M
the need ~ . mciiCips that would -, sp~,in
callv on the Liver. Ice saf. frsm after ,wrcts,
Sbi W, sn simple that II might he usfi b, au,
one ~, Tutt's Liver i1iis supplies ,h,s -sb,.
They are prrscrted ty the mu+t rmineni phys,
clam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
voosmo's Read Ilts.

showa sbeautfulsujlo,cly Toseebef~ as,o
luvchcr Bu,shelsdaclosclj couhnedlifranicop.
Observation-Disclosures snddys
urn, idstoinachandgeser AlprOstrAiinDsuy" rve
ped shetried,evcrslrs Observation-Disclosures
,heusedB Bale 'ssaiDcAp efisnt, ~hicLariedlike
anicoolingsnde fYervssc.ntpurgatiy. Tbfo~s
ideyoursickenibgpillsa tyi,onetime
J.. II. BUSH, state Agent,
Dss Moines Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

Ncn y : Ssmps,a -ss e~sualaairsl
o. Ccesrv.. b, ,hs R~~rahlicsns is ~
sub d,ssstv, M tho arsi hsllrl Tie
csu,rntiva ~as bold 81 ,stso~sA
In MIh
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

2ss.a-4 -, Is. Sf 50 1sSSafaD5;;;aio..s:.-..t,s-Hs .
IN Mid cards, vtst as1s, postpaid, ~ Ax.Irs
')vvntnt. p. u u LirrsgIsLD, Litrhfslc, ~.
Z 'oefsprsd's Boos. bibls . CHROME H0uss, Chicago.
Wei Awvss. ttscs Drhs snd Driiiss ns'
NV ehin.s yast eg, ssnf fr ulastrsi.d Csls'
a q Y! ! !: XIII \; !: ~. ::i: Z; f." :!; :,isI \ !:
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

TsAptls gro .vre esssnrsftag vsN,
g. . ~ ess~chtsm saad, i kstv ga
ir fSxisa sih.' ssii eas Hos fsS
hsssea ga 'oa. rm e~tvei ~
demyiiun. " .sld the ushsy
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

At the Republican Judicial Conven.
ton held at Alton, Iowa, June goth,
ID. ID. Gregory was nominated for Cir.
cult Judge, and Smith Mcpherson for
District Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

Sp~s's say hsabsg. bss Jsdge
for yourself. Hend for free iisk.
Paid sold 81 Trial Wages Scale.
Ull srsn md steel. ssrsss 1senss.
Address Jsnes or 1SlsWha0sSs,
1D1ng601sOo, y. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

Females that are liable Ia suppression by
taking cold, or irregular ~ painful Menstra
tons, should always Keep Csr,sr's Compound
Extract 81 y nart~rci on hand. and its Ne" viii
convince them that n IL Natures Remedy In
thusc complaints. Ask your dfuggis' Tor H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
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i'aUUts sr 49, pfvtssnt. s,rp fsmiN sEnifi
Atr. w~.kfrtsiU's hlathbrRu, N.sas ts
g., touss, g. " to csss snN iis,ass 90 tLs
ts ~. suvh a. h.uhra. b,tyntsp tiu, tt,A
80 Nn,tata ~ lruaattnatist - a., Nassts
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uf iaquc'. Herman Worm cake. st- az ~
f,rtusl r,m.i, fuF ~otms thsy srv Pheasant
tu tshe and not unl, isstrry the surms tUt
remove ell trace ~ them fian ne system
leaving the child health, shi strung Tho,
ar warranted a. give perfect ss,t.t. ton
suli hy all Druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
~GsAvv,srrso "W.u.n.iIs" c~.ruo,,oo.

All infallibls remedy TO- all female complaints,
price ei.tO per to,tl" The experience ~ many
years among the most cultivated and refined
has resulted Ia stamping this r-fnA'kshlr prep
afa,ion ~ the only reliable remedy Tor the lila
treating Diseases ~ woncu. soii 10y oil drug
gis,s. VrAcfcohcvy 90, NJ h~si. 81, " y
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

positively CrRss consumption, Taken In time
II gill prevent 70 All affections - the lungs
are cured by THE sovereign Remedy, ~hich 81
So crad,caiss dyspepsia, and kindr.d diseas"'
Sold by drggtstA Depot, vi6 Filter' street,
PhIlAtelphiA,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

lnhrrc's Att rain. trf s,utr of sir1ni,
pane. anil sudden sicApesS S4i =, duEgists.
At s cents " ltus dn,tn'
d. not n~cgic,i .,vueh ~ ,,Ai tlusr,.
l,tract ~ TAI sod MA tb,f1) u q standard
rvtpci, IN ali thrrsi, ssthms q, sui ht,U ,hJs'
40, ti"ps. aud has saved MANI valuable ltrs
II never fsils tn gi,, ~sstisisr tiup S,ld T., oil
ltu.atrtA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

ESssnas LivlH MsDiciSs for Biioussess, Liver
tyTnp.s,ns seo C"osursii0n. sold ~ eli druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18
TxIs B~HorHsns KAsr always msses y~d

GrAefcenberg Vegetable Pills nave been ~.
knoS lodged Tor over Thirty Year, ~ be- . Ger.
tain cure for Headache, Liver Complaints, Dis
essrs ~ Digestion. BIlliogsnrss. and Feyrrs ~
all kinda. Thee pills ST With great mIldnrss,
and gill restore health "a those suffering from
General Debility aud Nervousness Pdcs Es
per boI. Send for Almanac.
E~HAEyHNnpk2 20 70 Hczds W Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-18

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