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National Republican., 1878-12-10
Nobody Wanted ridden.
sF"N "'"
New York Express, Dem.

New YORK Express, Dem.l
MorrlsSey hit the mark when he said nobody
wanted TitdCn In the White House. that he Is un-
grateful and deCcying, and that II Morrssey had
bought all electoral vote for him he would have
denied all knowledge OF the transaction.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
The Fact ofTheir Compiicity.
Davenport Gazette,


That the Democrats In Congress should be at all
disturbed by the Presidents iusistanCc upon honest
elections III the South bc,rays the fact of their
completely with the frauds which the Presidential
MESSAGE deuouuCcs
National Republican., 1878-12-10

RESUMPTION is now a fixed fact; only
22 days more and it will become legal
fact
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Sot "A Rng-Baby They are Nursing.

Harrisburg Telegraph
Secretary Shcrmnn's friends In Ohio intend to
hold up very stiniy for the Presidential honors in
lsSO. And 1t i not rag.baby they are nursing.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
WASHINGTON. DECEMBER 10, 1878.

THE Democrats are on the defensive now.
Keep them there.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
That He Shall Rule south Carolina.

TITTnOIs sIlIc JOWfTlNTT
While Democratic Journals arc so anxious to see
General Grant become a King why not consent
that he shall rule South Carolina instead Of Bul.
nnrin
National Republican., 1878-12-10
Give the job to Democratic Newspaper

lPOrtAnd lMe.) lTcsS.
The Democrats want 10 abolish the Government
rrinting.Onice and give the job 10 Il Democratic
newspaper in Washington.
National Republican., 1878-12-10

highest respect for BES's truthfulness on
pll subjects, but We don't think he would
lie about few pounds of butter.
National Republican., 1878-12-10
For Sale.

EOR sALE-CHEAP-ON EAST CAPITOL
II street. eight.toom houses; modern improve
ments: worth $500; will sell for ttS0O: small ctsh
payment balance monthly. Apply to A. y CAY
WOOD, ls,5 Ninth strest northwest declds
FOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for sale JOHN SHERMAN a CO., St
Cloud building. Real estate and loans ty5l.ly
National Republican., 1878-12-10
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS.

second and third floors. handsomely furnished. for
rent with board; e2l Vermont avenue, opposite Ar
lingon Hotel deductions TO parties making pernia
nent Arrangements. ocbu
FURNISHED ROOMS AT 500 INDIANA AVE.
II nue.. se2S2ms
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
A SOUP SON.
A SOP FROM les Up,

A SOP FROM Es Up.
beggar VINO was always hungry went into house
with stone In his hand and asked Mr. Arthur 70 lend
him q pan In whoh TO make some stone broth. This
modest request complied with Snow, said he to
Mr. OBren '.wili you let me take little water FROM
yoar wel" This modest request could refused.
Then the poor bcggsr went 10 Mr.. Cooper, and with
ears in his eyes asked for q bit OF onion. which
modest request was granted. The st importunate
bit modest beggar then begged from Mr. Waterbury
ast on end Of carrot, and 80 little request could
notbe refused Not TO be daunted the besgar said 10
Mr.Grsen. "Give me that scrap meat whicn s OF no
use 10 you;" and certainly VINO could refuse
TO / besgar useless scrap OF meatf Then
Aasan put into the pan little pepper, and Trixby
lite Alt and Hart litsis pigeon wing, and McFooi
contributed old spoon. SO that unawares TO all
tho bsgar had procured . nice soup from q bare
stone.
But, N. Tildsn. you oannot cook soup without nrs.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
HUNTING FOR A LOST GIRL.
[From ,he Bay City lAIich.l rribune, Oct. I'd. |

From the Bay City (Mich) Tribune, Oct 26.I
The fate OF the missing gr, Eliza o'Brien, who
ssrayed from her home in South Bay City Tuesday
night, 10 stli wrapped In mystery, and all Efforts
discover her Whereabouts have proved unAvailing.
All day yesterday her Two brothers, assisted BY q
large numpsr oil friends in carriages ana on ioos,
secured tho city Thoroughly, going from house to
house making Inquiries, Oat meeting wih no word
Of Information. From early morning until night
the girl hunsers maintaiued Their search, but
without succosa Thinking perhaps the peor
creature had strayed from ner home under a NJ Of
insAnity moro violent than usual and had jumped
INTO the river, the 0Brien brothers procured crap
ping irons and gave the river In the vcinity oi thsf
home thorough dragging But IN VAIN Finally an
Adjournment was had TO the house, where the
iamiiy q Tow Intimate friends assembled for
suisaiiop From one tning 10 another the sonversa-
tioh nnsliy driitsd 20 the visits of certain man VINO
occasionally nad private talks with the lost gir aud
,put,,ng TINS and that together was nnaiiy con.
ciuded mat tho man In question was ia some way
co nnsctsa with the girl Tns belief
BY developments We are not at this time per.
mtttsa 10 publish. IL 10 now thought concusivsiy
that the gri 10 awe and secreted some
whsrc In this city. II she had attempted TO wauder
taned ere this time, and as the Surrounding country
has been secured by messengers aud Telegraph shs
friends OF the gIr are confident that she IA not
lar distant rom her home IL ~ also cia,msd thai
bsr sudden departure IRON home on Tuesday nignt
nov shows upon ia lace q preconcefted plan. ana
tnat she vas supped with hat ana snoes soon alter
leaving her bone. what was a. nrst deemed the es-
capsde OF crazy eifl now 10 promise the de.
vcivpmsnt oi hret class sen sation. Tns brotners
0'BIien are men oil Intelligence and detsrmination,
sad they are not 10 be put OF the usck until thsy
KNOW oeyonda doubt the fate Of their poor sister.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
NEIL DOUGHERIY'S WILL.

Neil Doughsrty, wealthy and eccentric old bach.
slor. died IN South BrooKiyn In 1874 His property,
real aud personal, was valued At ABOUT $4,000 The
great bulk Of tho real estate was ueatnsd In trust
10 the Roinas Catholic Bishop OF pbos Ireland, 10
found school In his native parish Be known the
Dousnsry school, isr the education OF poor children.
The balance was lett by decsdsnt to distant relatives
and friends The will contested before Surrogate
vssdsr shortly alter Mr.. Douensrty's destn and was
sustained, but the eodiou, which contained the
Raphos bsquost, was rejected. The was then
taxen before tho Supreme Court, special Term,
10 order 10 have . construction OF The
law upon the right OF Tho deceased TO
beQueath his estate 10 foreign heirs. The
Court decided that tho osdcit void The Court
oi Appeals confirmed the dscision. The heirs ana
OF Eln we're tusa citsd 10 appear, ana yesterday
put In appsara ance TO the numoer Of orty Surro.
gate Daley ordered the executors 10 die nccUu
Ing aud ten days time allowed HE objections
thereto The value OF the persona, estate 10 about
toO, ,0O0
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THE EXPLODED ADELPHI.
REPORT or THE LOCAL rNsPEcroRs-THE
CHIEF ENGINEER's LICENSE REVOKED AND

REPORT OF THE LOCAL INspEcroRs-THE
CHIEF ENGINEER's LICENSE REVOKED AND
THE ASSISTANT INSPECTOR cENsURED.
The loca. inspectors OF steamers sailing from this
port Messrs John X. Mathews and Austin Jayne,
rendered their report yesterday the subject OF
explosion OF the boiler OF the steamer Adeiphi on
South Norwalk, Conn, on September 2S last whereby
fifteen persons were killed and as many wounded.
After repeating the leading points in the testimony
taken before them the investigation. all OF which
has appeared In the HERALD, the inspectors proceed
TO designate the defects Of the exploded boiler and
distribute the respon visibility as folIows:-
James A. Rowland, tho chief engineer OF the
steamer we and guilty OF negligence ana nattenton
to duty 10 not personally having made an examina-
tion Of that portion oi the boiler where tho small
patches were situated when they began TO leak and
was found necessary 10 replace them BY larger one,
so as 10 ascertain the real condition OF that portion
OF the boiler. We also find him guilty of inattenton
TO duty In intrustng the making OF said repairs 10
boiIermaksr without his supervision. For sucn neg
revoke MIS- license, and the samo 10 hereby revoked
from this date.
.rsKxCusABLE CONDUCT"
John w. Blake, lat. assistant boiler inspector, who
made the last inspection OF this boiler md per-
formed Inat duty IN very negligent ana imperfect
manner. His Inspection was made with hres IN the
furnaces IN violation OF INSTRUCTIONS from this
Board issued unuer date oil February IL, 1879, which
careful examination even OF tnoso parts boiler
whcn were Of easy access-depending the state
NUNS Ol tue huu Tue age Oh the Doiler LOT
its cenditton. IL appears, from testimony, tnat
he knew nothing OF the character condition OF the
bracing within the boiler; he dia not know whether
there was more than safety vavo attached to tho
same and he aid not know whether he set the safety
valve 10 blow at The pressure aowed at pres
sure II would blow. The conduct OF Mr. Blake In this
case is without excuse Three steamboat boilers In
spccled oy him this season had previously exploded
with the loss OF many lives which should have bcen
warning 10 him to be more particular and thorough
In his examinaons but appears that these fearful
occurrences had no effect IN stimulating him 10
greater care and diligence
ExoNKRATox OWNER
Alter careful review vi tho testimony In this case
We are OF the opinion tnat Mr.. r. O. White, the swucr
OF the steamer, was acLuated wholly by q desire 10
comply in all respects wth The requirements .hc
law and ~ have all necessary repairs made with
promptttude and in the best IN which he
guided by the professional advice ol officers who had
been IN his employ Tor more than thirty years.
As Inspector Blake has already been dlsmisssd by
order Of The authorities Wash ngton the inspectors
make no reference to ns punishment in lhsr report
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
AN INTERESTING LETTER.
WHAT rRsIDENr LINCOLN THOUGHT OF GEN.
xRA. M'cLxLLAN IN APRIL, 1862.

WHAT PR6rDENr LINCOLN THOUGHT OF GEN.
ERA. M'oLELLAN IN APRIL. 1862.
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. l. 1878.
The following Interesting historical document Jour
correspondent has been permitted 10 copy for the
HERALD II As never before been published and will
be iound valable eonribution 10 tho history OF the
war; The cle+nsss and force OF Mr. Lincoin's re.
proof Of McCis an and hts gentle but nrm and ae-
cided languagears very characteristic Of him. I
have copied the stsr precisely rs Mr. Lincoln wrote
u, tho words IN taes REPRESENTING those winch are
undsrseorcd In he original Mr. Lincoins cnirog-
rapny Is as clsai and distinct as Mis- Augo-saxon,
tnere 10 not erasure or alteration IN the entire
document
wAsaIsGros, April ., 1854
Major General MochLLAs:-
90 ny . s' aas a. aS' sa.na ~s
s1% .es a'f; hss
I" ,rns ssos.S ss nS.san. y1u
men r,,son. .,ssds M va ostssry we're all yoa as.gasa
Janetion AID part okhis even, wss 10 10 Usnersi
ssSsa was sssr.d .n il
The lss Of wiusne.,sr s,sussurr ard could s.ys
B..mors ,ad SsS K.t.s i. prs.sn..d %, voala
ssisa % 'a's ':ss ssss ST srss ;s;
ss:' n: eo% snass. ns s .S. ct ~
Ssss. ms s;s I'd rssn ss:I .
satisfied with your srransecnt TO leave Bssks, At
broken aud n0thtng Was sututed for 10, of
not sAtishcd Was conshined 20 substitute some
thing for 10 myself Anu noNailUw me TO asK. DO you
really tnink should permit IN line from Rtchmond pfa
Manassas Junction. 70 the ctyp be entirely except
what resistance could be ptsNted less than
thousand unOtganissd u00ps ~ This question which
the country Will NOS alnw me torAde.
There IA q curous mystery tout the hnsnbev Oh the
troops now With you. Whon tekrsphcd v0u the 6th
saying You had I0U.UUU Nth you 4 hau Iust OBJ.
taneV from the SecretAry of War taken.
said. from your o~n returns, mshg 1OSUU then with
you and en- route You nowy yuu will haze sus
40, when all route To you sn have reached yon
How the discrepaney ot &3,OOo accounted for .
to General WOODS command hdetstsnd II Is doing
fir ycn precisely wat ke numbcof your ewn weaid
have 10 do II that command was aws suppose the whoe
force which has gone forward TOT you With by this
time, aud VI think II Is the precA time for
strse blow. ny dslay the enemy fii relatively gain
that Is. he VIII gain faster ovflcdons and
refyorcetnenfs tnsn You eau ny reinioceents Atone
And more let me tell you ~ - NispensAbie
that yon strike blow. lam powcross, help ths Iou
will the justice TO RENE mver Insisted tn
going down Say In ssafch oi ead OF fight.
ing at near Manassas. was ony shitA aud
mounting uicuIty--that We wouiu una 70 same enemy
the sane, tquhi, oither place.
he country will not iai TO note-s now tingtuat the
present hesitation 70 move upon an intensd enemy 10
bat the story OF Manassas rep cated.
beg 10 assure Jon that nave ynevef ritten you
spoken In greater Kindness oil feenAhan
with fuller purpose 10 sustain yUn, 50 lat In
anxious JudEnent consistently Cam BNou must act.
Yours, vsfy truiy, A.sINvvLN.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
NO RIGHT TO VOTE.

"Hs beats me am abuses me frightfuL Judge why
he KEN home last nienI bruk In the door, an lett
that marx, an that, an that, upon me- Yer Honor"
'And he's ycur sonf" said Judge Morgan, at Jsner.
son Msrks, Police Court, yesterday.
'shurs ! got dhruuk wnin | was out working n the
dess,rck for eur candidate for Alderman, ana
didn't know what was dsng when came home.
Lei me on ths time, and l never strike her again.
II was all sicctiopesriug that was IN IT."
"No, won't lst yoU of. man tnst beats his
mo,ncr - no use 10 any party. He oaGnt not TO be
allowed 10 vote He wouldn't Know how 10 vote ae-
Gently You mast get ball 10 kcsp the peace or stay
locked up until alter election. Meat case"
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

Admiral Daniel Ammsn, OF the United States Navy,
viii deliver the opening address OF the before
the American Geographical Society, at Chicksrine
Hall. on the evening ol November IL Chief Justice
Daily, President Of the society, reports the nstltu-
tion ourshing condition, aud the ect ures 10
be delivered before during the coming winter will
be OF an unusually interesting character. Admiral
Ammen Will discuss subject in which the whole
word Is much con cerned Al present, and one With
posed interoceanc snip canal bet wsen Grsytown and
Boto, by way Of Nicaragua; IT'S feasibility as q
mercIal question, and It's advantages compared
with Othor routes.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
MARY L. ovERIN ACQUITTED.

In shs OF Mary Il. Ovsrin, who tried In
Part OF sbs Court Of General sessions ndict-
ment charging ner with bigamy, tho Jury, who had
been locked up since Thursday evening, entered
ten O'Clock yesterday morning ana returned
verdict OF not guilty. Judge Sutherland then dis
charged the pfisouef, VINO bowed her aoknowisdg.
m auta 10 Court A luFy.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THE BANK BURGLARY.

There were new developments In the Manhattan
Bank burglary yesterday. The clerks were a. thor
posts, the president aud secretary we're In their
onicss and all going much the same a usual.
The vault doors have been placed position aud
the omb inaslon arranged. Mr.. Sehel says that
the committee appointed to consider the ieasibiiiiy
Of offering a reward have not reported, and that
nothing sI Importance has been done by the Irustssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14
LImH003TB
uA0AUNR.
An Iffusenssd uosshiy q
Popular kterufsys. Seiesee os1 IN.
AssoCscrxEs1 FOB 1878.

With tbs ssabss for Jssssfy, this
nsnsiss beGies IL sVssty-0sk ~
unS. Dusia9 the tee ysass Of ID g.
isesses i be- ~ . higA pses b ~
rodissl Etes.turs. cd - enndscsOss
wi1 spaso - s6osts n The fossvo -
asisesis 10 repstatioe. eooGeaoely
aiwies = supply thsis Dssseas visA .
fupd Of
Tie Bea ss1 Asss Aearseeise Rtsdisg
-Eobsscins serisl and sAest
stories, sketehes q tSavel I'D ID
vestuss, essays % popsla1 Qos0-
Tins of The jsy, psega. -
sisws. eta, &C.. &C., ets.
Ansoe de s~ttr>etions for he ~
rev. he psblishen wosh eaI seses-
eiou 20 the asvisl sovea. se,bsaeise
For Psreivsl." charming seosy 6
Rogiish lie, basdsoosly ileseresed,
sod Q ~ A0esioos slesy, b GIse
". Oslsy, - tslseted eusbos Of
"Love 10 ldlepess," which win b
esomeneed % the eooclusioo Of 'Fos
Percival."
A series Of illusssstsd astisIes, eu
br1cicG several on Southsaaeso Eu-
rope (inclodius Bulgaria add Rouma-
ois) by Edward KisG; descriptions
Of old Eoglish towns, By able eoelrib-
sterp; dseeRiptisss Of pssts Of Svs.
den, BY Prof Jas. A. HsrTisoo ;
sketches OF lie 10 Norway, BY Olive
Logan /; some secoua,s Of the Italian
JAkea, BY Robert A, Mcleod. etc.
Pspen on French Life and Manner,
BY Henry James, j.; the Wind River
Country, ESPECIALLY Interesting on sc-
count Of the Indi.n troubles.) b. Ges.
J. 8. Bri.bio. y. y. A.; Judge
Nicholas, Of kentucky," By Paul \.
Shipmsa ; and On various subjects By
8. Weir Mitchell. ~. D., 8snh B.
wister, Edward =. Bruce. Rev. Leon
ard W. Bscos, and Others.
Npee;al ON~->s !. Valse for a.
The serial story, For Psreivsl,"
having boen oommsDeed IN October,
the sSnbsn for Oesober. Novenbsr
and Dscewber will Be furnIxhed graeu-
itously 70 I'll new Subscribers for 1878.
~ For sale BY I'll book snd news
dsalerA
TYRNs:-Ysshy subscsit tios. four
doalsrs; two copies, seven dollars
three copies. ten dollars; I've copies,
sixteen dollars ; ten copies, thirty dol
hss-vith . copy grstis 70 the person
procuring The club. Single sumbers,
IS cents.
Specimen number mailed. postage
paid. 10 coy address. % reeeips o. 20
csuAs. 70 sgeoes . liberal commission
win Be allowed.
]. B. L~lPPINcoTT & Co.. Pubs,
It's and TT Market st.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

p. Rdw.rda, ssd ]. vss Valis
have Rose 70 Chicago % . eyiss IMP.
-NxdkoL Go. Herold.
VI vsSiure the fsnsrk that they
vill come bssk ~ithout wings.
-Talkiog 10 not doing. Some in.
mediate action shou!d Be taken sboui
the wood - the school hose, il the
meetings ere 70 coutinse. Three dol
hss will buy . cord Of dry wood, ssa
We are ready to do our STARE.
-Fssscis d. Snow bss bsea ~
poinssd District Dspssy for he Goes
u Of Webster By the Grasd Ledge ].
o. g. renplsss. and viHl ersasiss ~
Lodges in Tie county vhsoevss thsy
Geo obtain thsir CAsstsr.
MIR. Cosverss Of Boston, htsly
. graduate from, nd teseber u .
Business College in Peughkespsis.
New York, came here . fsv days sisse
asd has taken . homestead In sovs 3.
range u. A ssn,lemsa fioa HIATT
ford, Gem. Who 10 Nth him, alse prs-
fsrs . lie on the western psaiRis %
she crowded sast.
HAsriHos, Nsb., Feb. 8, 1878.
ABssRs. EDs :-OWisg to The Bad
weather thsrs ~ not . full ssssed-
sscs q the district far Dsst;sg To-
day. IL order to give I'll . ehasss.
ve adjourned till Reb.26, 1878. Please
sotify The Prssidsst Of your agrieul-
sursl socisy and have . full sstspdsscs
on that day. Arrangements ass made
to sasartain delegates free If eoss whils
in HastingA WI. Van ALLDH.
1t il source Of pride add grssi.
6sation 70 us to b able 70 prsesos, first
to on. readers, the arrangements Tor
the scheol Of scisncs which will cso-
vsss here psxt ssmDer. II u none
Too early to begin 0aking prsparstiens
for this event which viii Be the most
Interesting in The history Of Red Closd
Our town vii then Be visited BY pro-
lessons, students, editorial consribu-
tors. and men Of science generally.
Our town and county will b advertis-
ID FIR and vide over ths country asd
much Of our fatare prosperity aud
growth viii depend upon the imprss-
sion nsde upon our visitors during
their sncampment With o. Fun pr.
tieulAn will Be found on or first pase.
Read them and Sod . copy Of the
CHIYr to your ffissds in he East.
Va shall keep shs matter bsfors The
pcblie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

-DDHAsD - Dad, UAso they
ssseh 81 ovs he0atnda, - - -
rioes for jsstiae. - - oas bsst CO.
desvess 70 dive Of 10 jread oeasso-
gsss. ss1 sss ssly Aeppy vSes - -
eAss they ~ q . diselD0. A. he
6ss sppeooGk of thse "a d~soeseSse.
Consumption. II The shape q . eoeeA
% digit sold - veil . ssao 0sGro
Beosebial q Csessyhal Csopaaiaes,
" stoaA e ooee - ESIer's Egtsace
Of Tar and Wild ChesEy. Il hss -
superior 10 soeA casea Every bestls
warranted 70 give s~ssislase.sa. Sold
by r. r. Shssse and q. II. Peter.
S-l8.3m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14
NOTIU

q. SLID O3a. WeeohGtso, MI.
Jasoasy 18th. 1871.
Csoplsi.s hesiag 49, saAss1 -
~ s0N Rsesy 1a1soD aQA
0saU RG3pa r. $780, II
heo0la1s slsy. NJ =. ds1D1-...,
H., apsa ~ ssstkW18 Qu1seas.
aeise IL. ssv1sasD - ~n&
= Vebsese esus1y. Uoeg0kA - o
visu 70 ~ 0oiAk6saa2 Ga1sy:
~ NJ passsss 80 1sgs1V 01-
Doosi . appear q - seO - -
17eA ~ e Rsbssasys lS11. 9 >
e'eeeak Q. -. - SeoDeo1 - 1~
tesGiDea1 ~eeaag1tAg - ao0D9
aAaD200&
WuH10E asoa, 19a9.
0DA y. DoAU. 0eoiisW.
DqNi6sM ~ ols0~ ~ y
eak0 S0uaAVdsk e Wab-
49, esaD1V. H., - d NJ ~ q
16hg1p. l07e SO -.
WOoIn kA1ou, 1aGho0.
~. 0sA V. DsasUE, Receives;
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

Tie advertiser. hssise hese perms.
bsas3y eaeea II that 1sssd disoae ,oos
s10peios. b. . simple rsosdv, d snx-
ioas - make ksovs 70 his fsllov-sc.
esssfs eAs nsass Of cure. To I'll vbo
desire il. - Win Sod . COPY Of he
pssMsipsios Used, (ffse 81 chases,)
vith he directions for preparing and
ssise Tie a~a. which they siil lsd .
ssFs cure Ses ConsuSpsioe. Asthma,
Bsopshitir, ets.
Partiss wishing d, prescription,
vs1 please sddrees. 4. A. WILSON,
l94 Psos St.. Williamsburxh, n. 7.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14
P1oNPlE8.

Ivs1 oaiI tRtss) he rssips for .
4opk vagessbas Bal0 thae yin ~
move Tss, yteckIes and Bistshss, lsss-
NJ ~ slis IA. clsss md bssutiful ;
49, isstT1etisss Cor prodscine . ls1.
'ssisas GruwtA q tsir % . bsA bed
Cd q soessb fiss. Address. iocIosing
Daea, u. T..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

An old physician retired from se-
tive psacsice. had placed in his hssds
y . EA8 IDAioa oieioaasy shs fce-
1vls d . simple vegetable re0edy 1os
he spssay ed peruaesss e~ss q
Coosa0NHoa, Brooehiiis. CstARS,
AssAaa, ssd al Throat ssd
Lag a6ecnous, also . posi-
i've and radical cure 6oe Gen.
sral Debility and oil nervous con-
pssisss. after having thoroughly sesesd
h vooderfsl curative povers 10 shoa-
0n3s Of eases, feels il his dnty 10
nsks Il kDo0u 70 k1 M6asiag feno0s.
1As ssaPs Oili b ~ fire. a eAasgs.
. a vAe 6s.iFe is. 9Th ftn disse-
eieas - pespeFise asd suessaftny
go. Addssss. With stamp. p.niss
elis Npes. d.. J. c. SroHA, - y.
NistA sessss. PhiladelpAia. Pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-14

0OSS1&
Us LAs1OAa. Useomgtsa, Nh,
JaooaU % 1874
Ce9pt1ist hsviag 49, ssosea q
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