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National Republican., 1878-11-04
DIED.

DONNELLY.-On the afternoon OF the ID instant
PETER DoSsELIY, aged forty.two years.
HIS funeral will take placs on TUESDAY anernoon,
the th instant, at O'Clock, from his late resi-
debcr, on the corner of Tenth and streets north.
west: Friends and acqua!ntances arc respectfully In
vited to attpnd.
FORD.-On November ., at no o'clock, A. NJ. s
CALykRT the eldest OF =. Calvert and Anna @
Ford
Funeral will take place from st. Matthew's Church
on Tuesday ahernoon, November s. At O'clock
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to OF
tend, ss
National Republican., 1878-11-04
The Need of Keeping Clean.

y T7TV-'UT 'UVT5VI Ut 7FTTIHVT5F'I
As TO comb, peuknives, and soap there have been,
no duubI. CNtTayagnnCe among state OihCah, but
then 1t hardly worth while for to elect men to
Office who need no combs because they nre bald.
headed or who do not care for soap because they
do not feel the need Of keeping clean.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
Suyler's Repose of Character.
lChIcagO Times

II the Democrats ever succeed in securing the
administration, they should send Milton Sayler as
Ambassador " the Sandwich Islands. He has all
the necessary rspOse OF character for that station.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
Largest legitimate morning cfrcu-
tdfiOn In the District.
WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 4, 1873.

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact; only
5S days more and 1t will become a legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-11-04

Chicago TTlDune.l
Those South CarulIma Rel i-Shlrts arc determined
to force the nomination Of General Grant upon the
KcpNJ,.ruU party in lsSO.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
1t Was Orthodox.

Louisville Commercially
The Washington REPuBLICAS, one OF the "stal
wait Journals, prunounceS Secretary Evurts re-
cent speech In New York city 10 be orthodox
National Republican., 1878-11-04

THE agitation now being asserted by the
friends of free suffrage in the District will
do no harm, for its object is commendable; ;
but there is a question whether it will ac-
complish any very direct result. The pres
eut Congress has already devoted much of
its time to the consideration Of and legisla-
ton upon, District affairs. If the suffrage
agitators succeed in persuading it to do
anything more before the 5th of March next
year we shall be agreeably disappointed
But there is nothing like a plucky endeavor
National Republican., 1878-11-04
Secession History.

columbia Is. C.) Register.
The original ordinance OF secession OF South
Carolina well the great seal Of the State were
saved by Mrs. N. A. Hunt, whose husband. Mr. W.
X. Hunt was secretary Of Slate at that time. This
lady had both In her possession from February 10
TO June l. 1855. When Stoneman's raiders entered
Spartanburg In April, 1865 and made their head
quarters at the hotel where Mrs. Hunt was board
ing she concealed the ordinance on her person. and
with small penknife, on sunday, cut the letters
"Sec't OF State s. c." from the lid Of the box con
tanning the great seal Of State. When Mr.. Hunt re-
tired from offce the original document was turned
over TO his successor.
Mn. JAMES CoRRIE, dentist, in Baltimore, writes
II have used Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup personally
and In my family for two or three year,, and am
prepared to say that there Is nothing to compare u
II as a remedy for coughs. colds, &c.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
Wiped Out.

New York Tr!bune.l
Hampton has kept his promise. The color line
Is entirely wiped out" In South Carolina
National Republican., 1878-11-04
You May Break, You May shatter. &c.
Another ii0Omi


A city cr'cmporary has posted one OF is ex.edl
tor rs Il luT-JimHnders1m, my Joe .JohnJ
National Republican., 1878-11-04

EVERY aim and calculation of the Demo-
cratic party, North and South, now appears
to be with reference to the election Of Presi-
dent in lSsO by the House of representa-
tives. They seem to regard that event as q
"fxed fact" in the future, and hence are
figuring with great zeal to secure States that
will declare for the Democratic candidate,
whoever he may prove to be. The people
begin to understand this, and they under
stand that unprecedented wrong and out
rage are being rcsorted to at this time to
shape Congress so that the Presidency will
fall an easy prey to the rapacity of an en-
huugcrcd and unprincipled party. This ad-
momishr~ the people to put the Presidency
in l--O ont OF the reach OF such intrigucs,
by making the popular declaration so de-
cidcd that the House of Representatives
will have nothing to do with it but TO de-
clare the popular will. The people are be-
coming very determined and positive in dis
position.
National Republican., 1878-11-04

The Sunday Gazette seems to be inclined
to kick the Pod-crior, its Democratic daily
cotemponry, with something akin to inter-
necinc or family warfare vigor. The truth
is the Posi-erior is in bad repute with all
the respectable Democratic newspapers in
the country. 1t is selfishly devoted to its
own peculiar interests, and as partisan or
gan can never be relied upon for consistency
in its tone or management. Representing,
as ii does, a small and disreputable clique
of Eastern or New York Democrats, and al
ways adheriug to their especial views, it has
oftentimes been called to account for its po-
litical vngaries. JIM ANDERSON, the hired
witness Of the Potter committee, was too
pure to remain in its service, fact which
the Gazette has not overlooked.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
NOTICE.
u. S. Land Office. Bloomington, Neb.

q. S. Land Office, Bloomington, Neb..
January 18th, 1873,
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Perry Ralston against
Henry Phelps, for abandoning his
homestead entry, No. go, dated 5000.
49,, upon the southwest quarter,
section II. townsrIp 2 n. range II ",
in Webster county. Nebraska, with q
view to the cancellation Of said entry:
the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this Office on the
9th day Of February, 1873, at 9
o'clock a. m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON, Register.
GEO. W. DORSEY. Receiver.
Dispositions in the above case will be
taken before the county clerk Of Web
ster county. Neb i, on the 22nd day o.
February, 1873. at = a u.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
gro ". DORSEY, Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

DISEASE and Death. when they
reach our cwn homesteads. are too So
rious for testing. We use our best eA1
deavors to drive off the dread messs4P
gers, and are only happy when We feel
that they are at a distance. Atsth9
first approach Of that fell destroyed
Consumption, in the shape of a coug4
or slight cold as we'll as inoIe severe.
Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints.
We should at once use EiIsrt's Extracx
of Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t has %
superior 10 such cases. Every bottle
warranted to give Satisfaction. Sold
by r. r. Shcrer and G.. II. Potter.
5-lS-3m ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
New Era

The time has come when q man may
know that he will get value received
for every dollar that he invests
Quacks and humbugs are o venti-
lated and are compelled to take a back
seat, or be crushed by the wheel Of
progress. Al article must possess
real merit-m6ss be what il Is repre-
seated to be. Or, ike the mushroom
ct MONDAY. It will soon wiiher and
die in the radiance Of the brilliant dis
coveries Of modern science. O. &
CT Cough and Diphtheria Remedy
can always be relied on. II alfays the
irritation or tickling Of the throat
renders expecforation easy and opens
the secretions. Il ii guaranteed 10
do all that it il advertised to or the
money refunded TO the purchaser. G.
H. Potter. agent 5-15-2m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
Aunt Fanny q: the Sewing Circle.
VALLEY OF INDIGNATION, J

VALLEY OF INDIGNATION,
Janu ~ both, 1873.
Ma. EDITOR: You see | had
heard and real. ever since | Was a
child, that the sewing circle was just
the place where We women could I'M
burden our eriefs and find consolation
and sympathy. Hearing that such a
gathering would meet on the hill-ar d
having several gaps-so to speak-in
my heart which l wanted healed, |
said to Josiah one morning, (Josiah
is my husband) Josiah, I've a good
mind to 60 to the circle What
circle? says he. Why, the sewing
circle, this afternoon. josiah remor-
s.rated: said i. would lead me into
TAD company. and affect my morals.
Josiah always did pride himself on my
good morals. But | had duties to
perform. / must tell something |
didn't like in certain of my neighbors.
| must tell the editor of the CHIEF,
or hi. wife, now the printers spend
their precious time when he's sick,
popping corn and hiring certain small
boys to take it in tobacco sacks to
their sweethearts, etc, &c. III N
there were some things | didn't want
to tell, but thought perhaps some
other ladies present wcu'd; so We
would get all the news and be mu-
tually benefited Their BY. Well, Mr..
Editor, with all these duties urging
me on, what could | do but disregard
the admonilions of Josiah and betakc
myself to tue circle p Being man,
of course you cant comprehend the
height and depth of my utter indig-
nation and chagrin when the following
article was read-it seemed to me in
{ iunder tones-though the speaker
has a very mid voice: mo gossip
ping allowed. Any member violating
this rule shall be fined ten cents and
cost" Well, l almost felt as if I'd
rather old Betty Chats our cow
should be sod 10 pay the fine than 90
home without having my say. Well.
there is always a ray of light ahead
so l began reering far into the light:
when the happy thought struck my
poor benumbed heart aud sent it TO
bounding with renewed activity.
These laws were made by women, and
they amt binding. | think | shall 30
to the circle" just oncs more and if
| can't have the privilege of a free
bonn American citizen, will
let you know.
AUNT FANNY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

TIE csmste.y.

At a meeting held in the school
room Of District No I, on Saturday.
January 18th, 1878. Present, V. &
Munger, IN the chair; Me.srs. jas.
Martin, Samuel Martin. Jchn
Street, ". J. Harris, Jonathan
Campbell, Andrew j. Coon, Barratt
and Jno. y. Staascr, secretary pro
tenn. The following resolutions were
unanimously carried:
LIST. 1t was proposed by Jvhn u.
Stanser and seconded by John STREETS,
that a treasurer be appointed and
subscription lists opened 70 raise
funds for the purpose Of fencing and
arranging a cemetery on the southeast
quarter Of section Dine ~. town one
~, range ten tl0l: and that this
meeting be adjourned for Il month
from this date anl that every person
who shall have subscribed and paid
one or more dollsrs shall be entitled TO
q vote for the election Of bu-ia! board
to consist Of nine persons.
End. 1t was proposed by John 3
Stanser ami seconded by W. An
drews, that MI. Samuel Martin he
appointed treasurer, pro tenn.
Sd. 1t was proposed by James
Martin and seconded by w. j. Har-
ris, that notices Of this and the fu-
ture meeting lie inserted in the Red
Cloud CHIEF, and posted on the
school house doors in the district, at
Legotts post Office, Kan, and on the
Court House in Red Cloud.
4,h. It was proposed by James
Martin and seconded by W. Andrews,
that this meeting be adjourned until
Saturday, the 9th day of February
next, at n 5 house, to commence 10 the
evening at early c~and!elisht.
The chairman appointed John B.
StaEser, j.. II. Hull, w. ". Brewer.
and Geo. Coon, a committee to solicit
and receive subscriptions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

We met Commissioners Bal in q
store the other evening, when be
called for some Old Government Java
coffee. He commenced pulling out
fractional currency, paper and silver.
and told US to count it for him. We
innocently did SO, all the while SUI =
rosing that the money was for the
merchant, when, to our gratified as
constituent. he told as to keep it.
Well, we did -, just as easy"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
A complete stock Of wall paper re-
ceived at the Postofhce. 26tf

Persons Of either sex who may be
interested in helping to start q Wo-
mems Industrial Home, please al.
dress Mrs. II H. Clark. Red Cloud.
Wets er county. Neb.., inciosing nine
cents in postage stamps. to insure .
return answer to questions proposed,
and to give particulars as to plan If
working. etc.
Mrs. Clark has opened . Laundry,
and is ready to do wasting and IRON
ing, ~ the piece or dozen. 1852
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

There is 90 earthly boon more
precious than good health, and it be-
hooves its possessor to endeavcr to re-
tain it. If you are assailcd with such
provoking Ills as sick headaches, ter
pid liver. Soul stomach and . general
feeling of weariness and disgust, don't
60 and commit suicide but take
Eilert's Dayfight's Liver Pills and be
cured. Sold By r. r. Sherer AMI c.
n. Potter. 5lS3m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

lancs Fer Sale.

We re no~ oa.rins 10 II ca let
ter ,e.us and cheaper thai es~r -
fore. A. lands belonging - u 4 V.
-. ice 4 n. q ard Niani Pacific
Raj Road Companies 10 Webster and
adjoining eoGniirA W. also have
sone choice claims for sale. Give q.
= call
Haley Bros, At;y's { Real ss,ae
Ag,'s Red Cloud Neb. 52tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
Notice. to Teachers.

Notice is herby given, That l will ex-
anime all pers who may desire to
offer themselves az candidates for tea
cheers of the primary or COMMON schools
ofWe bster county, at Red Cloud on the
first Saturday in the months of Feb.
ruary, May, August, and November.
A. A. Pope, Co. Sup't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

-DIsTENpERs, coughs. colds, e.
yers and most Of tue diseases which
horses, cattle, sheep. hogs and pouF,
try are subject TO are readily oysr-
come and cured by using Uncle Sgm1
Condition Powder according tox the
plain directions Sold by X. X. SEers
er and G. IL. Potter. 5lS.3m :
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

William II. Patterson. Plaintiff.
versus
Eliz. Z. Patterson, Defendant.
To Eliza T.. Patterson, nonresident. de-
ieGiant:
You arc hereby notified that William II.
Patterson commenced an action asai st you
in the district Court in and for Webster
County and ii ed his petit ion therein he
object and prayer of .aidp petition il a decree
of divorce from the bonds Of mstrimony now
existing betw, en- you ami said plaintiff.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 4th dag of February. \. ID.
1873. WILLIAM ii. PATTERSON.
Haley Bros, att'ys. 5-22t5
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
.Momrys wiIi End Dr ~;

-MorHEgs will find DR.. Winch
els Teeihiog Syrup just the medicine
TO have IN the house for the caildrea;
twill eure colds, coughs, soT throat
aud reggIae the bowels: try il. Sod
By Il. X Sherer aud Z. Ii. Potter.
5-iS-3u
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

-ONE dose Of o & C.'s Cough
and Dip,heria Remedy is sufficient 20
satisfy you of the superior nieriis OF
the remedy and one bottle To cure the
worst cold. &. II. Potter, agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
of all sizes, fer sill kinds Of Sewing
Machines at the 2. o. Q7tf)
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
A Card

Intending to &c. up q class in instru.
mental music IN Red Cloud, l should
be pleased 70 hear FROM any desiring
instruction 10 the art. Recommends
tons, if required. Terms: Ten dol
lars per twenty-four lessons; part
payment in advance.
5-23tf JAMIE PARSE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

THE best in u.s." 20. & C.'s
Csmphorated HartshorD Liniment, for
man or beast. 1t eau be relied on at
all times C. II. Potter, agent.
SIG 2m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

Cash paid for corn-enquire at the
Red Cloud Mills. l7tf,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
HASTINGS MARKETS. Z
REPORTED BY NORTON & Co., sgiP.
PIERS OF GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK.

Farmers, Lock Here.
will set hedge for all those wish.
ing work Of that kind done, and in
sure q stand Of live plants.
524 3m WIN. W. BUNNELL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
Ectel for Sale.

hotel for Sale.
The Guide Rock House and prop
erty connected thorewith. is for sale on
reasonable terms. For further partic-
ulars inquire Of the proprietor or at
this Office.
5-23t4 VIM. SABIN.
Guide Rock. Nebra. ka.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

&c and see that vail paper at the
Po,:o ice before sou buy elsewhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
Wanted

5000 beef hides. for which the
highest price will be paid.
52ltf JIG. Potter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

Save your money BY subscribing for
any paper you want. at the P~ostOthce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

RELIABLE-O. s. C.'s Cough and
Di2h,heris remedy. g. II. Potter,
agent. Ism
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
c.gsrys!l.s crsyc.

An oil physician reiirel from ac-
tive prsr'iee. had placed in has haads
b. an East Indian missionary the for
Dula o. a SIMPLE vegetable remeAy for
the speedy and permanent cure ei
Consumption. Brooehiii., Ca,arh.
Asihms, and ali Throat AMI
Lang Affections. also . posi.
tive and radical cure for Gen.
ersl Debility and all nervous com
p%isints. after having thoroughly tested
iss wonderful curative powers In thou.
sands OF eases. feels il hrs duty 10
make it known to his suffering fellows.
The recipe will be sem free Of charge.
to all who de,ire il. With fun direc-
tons for preparing and successfully
using. Address, With stamp. naming
this paper, Dr. j. c. SroNE. ~ n.
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

Ec:Ls! Eooks
Go to the Pcs,ofice for your School
Books. 5-l9tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

WE sdyis. all our readers owning
harness, to use Uncle Sans Harness
OIL, "a are think il is the very best ar
iic.e TO be bad. 5-lS- 3m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

Wall paper at the Postoffee at bot.
tom prices. 5-26tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24
REPUBLICAN, VALLEY HERR
OF
BERKSHIRES.

GEo. III. ROBERTS, PRor'E.
Orleans, Harlan County, NeI.
Fifty choice pigs for sale, from
Sambo ii. Cfampy. Bismarck, Duke
of Atwood, aud Dl raeli strains.
Any D you prefer; no catalogue.
Write for particulars. Satisfaction
guaranteed or 10 pay. 5-20ly
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-24

-Ir rs worth more than its own
we eht 10 pure gold. viz: y. & C.'s
Golden Ceraie. 1t cures sore eyes,
burns, cutansous crup,ions and old
chronic sores. Sold by G. Ii. Potter.
5-ls-2m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28

To amend an Act sPprOssa oa the Isth day Of May.
A. D. 1855, Ps0sitiug e Fer the protscliga q
BITE and property against sxplesirs sab
stances eshsr than gaaPs sisr."
Be 1 zacto By als Kag a tas EsisAzsfvs 4sasbly a As
HsRltsla AkEals "a I'd LsyIslAarv q sas ktzgaaus
assembled
SscEiQa l. That the Act sasislsd {" An Act for TIL.
protgctoH Of fs and property aaiass explosive sub
stances oshsr than kgHpoEdsr abpr0vsd sa the lSsh
day Of Nay A D. 1858. i hereby amended hy add
ing the following section be designated Section sA
Section "a Il shall not De ts1tsl Tor any carson
persons 10 import iuso this Kingdom Or sell With
in this tny39u, Bsnzgls. Petroleum. Kerosene Oil,
any ellis of which the p0neat part Is napGha or
gasoline. Walch gives on isila uasls vap0z a. =
Temperature OF less than Iq0 degrees Fahrenheit and
~hgevsr shall Import sell. stvs or furnish. TO auy
Psrs9l in this Kingdom. Bsazole. Pssrotsau, Esro-
Oil, any 0ls, 0f which the conp01sns pars IS
naPhthL Or saselins. whieh gtEss ef AZ ina.nuabls
Eapar II rsnpsrzlHrs Of less than 100 degrees Fab
rsrhss, shall Be Sssnsd guilty OF 4 nisdslszasr
sld e0avicsi0u before Police Magistrate % any
District Justice, shall De punished by sas { les.
than atty dollars. acr more saAa i've hundred dol
1rs, Gr by I'm Prtsoaeos 81 hard labor act mere than
one year. or by both 6us aud imprisonment IN the
discretion OF the Court.
See. 2 This Act SHALL become 3 law frun anS aftsr
thirty days from the date Of iss publication.
Aee-vEsd this lss day Of August 4. D. ISIS.
KALAkACA &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28
~ ACr
To sasea Sections 7 asa Of cAAetsr LINK 81
Peal csas. sslasies 70 the easeAs " PsR6s
fastraetion.


To aasea Sections AID s efcAAetsr LINK Of
Peal csas. sslasies 70 the BarsAa " Psk6s
Instruction,
gs = eacssR ~ ~ kesg zns Lssshzss AssssA e ~
4ava,lRs han, N ~ kesisaaars II sAs kaess@ a.
ss4oieds
SseSsos I. nat Section Z. 81 cAspssr LXNIx o.
The Fsssl eses. approved JAY 2 tSte. es. ssa The
Is Asrsky aaea4eS 60 Rad follows Sestioa
Z. To sssels The Bard ef Hausssiee 70 carey iaso
executive tee deslSa u the lsss pseesisg section,
relating u the ssasas. Il IS es-eey authorized 10
ssske. tAr0aga rs AgsSts. al progsr asa necessary
asr Psio Of sus sss 70 exceed 6,y SSa eel aelars.
ss be Imposed by Asy Peles pissFsss Jsssiss. 20
aRsser 70 the e~ss VI tess kaevsSgs all sasA eess~
tioss As sSaa ss Propeasasa BY the AgSats Of ;As
ssAra relating 70. ss necessary Tor the saakiag Of
complete esnsas-
See. 2. That Sessios % Caapss- xxx Of
tAs Peal Code approved JAY :. iSre. b ssd the
same l. hereby Aassas1 10 rsaa follows Seesi0s
: IL ssah b the tssy II every Psrsoa authorized
according - law ~ perform the marriage sersseasy.
rvpsrs quarterly 10 the School Azsas Of the DIS
tyict. the names Of al persons married sr Aiaa.
Il shall Be iaea1esss 2pSs the father. II hviag. Of
Any eAild bora ia this Aiasdo@. aa3 II ses isieg :,
the ehEa Be nleg.fsnNts. RPes the mother VITA
IN tarse months ssr the birth 0f ssea ehil3 aesI-
~ registrar " eiras Aad deaths in the district,
Of the ssEas and sex AID date ef the birth II said
ehda- II shall sise &c iseg1a<as "a ary uiuis,s,
sgrslikoa 06eiasisg a. ear4ls. any undertaken Hes
Plssl e1ess. ssalth aesct, relative Sf legal
sss. Of any deceased psSsoa, 10 iaorn ssas regis
trar u births aBd deaths in the district. Of the
age aud assionaisy Of the deceased al any tus
uhsa Applied therefor By any registrar ia the DIS
trict.
Asy neglect to comply With any Of the foregoing
Previsoss Of this sscssso shall ssbjses The asa9asa
eoasiesiOn before aay Polies 9r District Justice
20 sHs not sxsSsdiag tusnty ave dollars fer szea
[ efsass-
Approved this Is, day Of August. A, D. 1878.
NALASAUA &.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-28
From JzEzT-
Who the devil are you anyhoHi
The Iowa Mad Stone.

Inquiry having rsesaEly bean made a. 10 the
WHEREABOUTS Of gsauIae nad-stOrs, the foli0S-
ing viii give tue desired information regarding
ous which h4a = z0atsrfal record IL 10 nov 10
the possession Of Tsrner Evans, Of Paris, Jack
sou Eosnship. Linn county. the nearest poiat TO
which By railroad IL AnamOsa, on the Da0aq1s
and Southern railroad Ia properties were Fret
knosa 100 ys4rs ago n Virginia IL hzs been
II tnz Evans family since first kno1a- The
present posssss0r rscsiEsi is from his father,
Adam EEanz- For thirIy-eizht yszrs. shiIs ID
the possession Of Adam Exams, iI did many
zQlderfll cures. zad sas kgosn far add side.
he received Il from his father ID 1872 sbils
lIying near Boon Ssatioo. Kentucky On the
death Of Adam Evans It passed 20 Ta-usr Essns
more than tssnEy ysars aga. Daring that
psrIcd il has besa tested many tines, aud never
fzle1 20 czrs the rablss. even 10 the nost severe
ae1 almost so1siess cases At srzt the neigh
eors Of Ar. Evans were incrsdsI0as aud rnelia-
81 to rIc5e1ls the thing. bGr after the nsasFoas
trIsls 90 korsss sad cz,tis d0sos has changed 70
Certainty. Daring Eis possession Of the stone
Eezriy 100 easss base been treated, an5 ID Bot
oae has the sIocs failed TO give relief and eject
> Gre
Is q not Ioagsr than the sad of naa's
thanh. ssizhs oas foarth II 40 oases. resembles
dark spoagz, With Eas pores sItsadiaz from
AIDE 70 ada Sssa throogh . uzznfying gisss
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