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CANADA,


incinntion--Tho Coal pnty-Tilu Insnlvcncy
A1t-A Coniinusd Dcafro to Tinkar tho
TnrlM-Drazil Stsnmslip L.lue.-Intercstfng
Tacts About Ilr1tlsi. ColulnhIn.
Epsefdl Dikpa!ea TO The Tribune
HAMILTON, April GA local paper gives
crelence to tho belief tint tic Wcbbcrs, Van
Ransclurs, and Van Vcicl,cins, mid other Vans
in this district, are among tho heirs OF tho United
States loyatfsts vino uro entitled to n pronerty
Of $500, 100000 Tho bonanza consists III a7,-
500 acres in New York City, embracing the liar
lem Flnts, Central park, etc., -nnt property in
Holland worth $Sa,G00, 900. The whole mattcr
Is being vigorously investigated, aud thosu ut
The holm aro h0petul Of SUCCESS. The total
ya1ne Of tic property III dispute is announced
to BE- $500, 600 900, and thcro arc in Canada aud
the United Suites about 1,aUO tcrs.
aptcfdt Dspa!ch to Tia Tribune.
TORONTO, April 0.-IIenry D. Jcssup cducat-
cd for tho Episcopal pulpit, has been committed
to jail ns a luuatic, his hntlucnatlon bolng thnt
he lud been elected Bishop Of Toronto
The Guelph Lumber Company OF Parry Hos-
Dor has received orders for 100000 feet Of
lumber for Manitoba, to be shipped on tic
opening Of navigation. Lumber up to the prcs-
cut has been supplied to tl1u pra!ro Province
from tho Minnesota plncrice.
Sptciai ptsoasca ia The Ttbnnt.
HALIFAx, April Notwithstanding tho an
nourccsnunt ao,ne ttmo aGo Tint the coat duty
had been finally fixed ut 80 cents, md tho gen
oral expression of Indignation iu Ontario Ut tue
imposition ut such tax, conl-oWncrs here
clairn that they fnyc secured what Ia equivalent
tn % nromisn r % ,,,nt hcfore thc % ta,ir "a nn",1v
passed tho Government will Increase tho duty
to 75 cents.
suec!as Dispafch 10 TAs Irtbuns.
OTTAWA. April 0.-It Is suited tint Senator
(,n,npl,ell viii aucccel the rIon. Afr. Innorvtn
rs POSTMASTER General' On thc return Of thc
will bcconlo Minister Of Public Works,
lin two ,vo,l,ur torct,cr' nm aornr,,m.,,t
'',,, suu '"o "os"s .o1s.. "e uo's4t'u'oS
"'n snost'5 aasest.se lot tenae,a 1oF .e con- {
cilc hallway, % running westward from ] sci1sirk to
| the South saskutchcwuu, Tie building OF ibis
nar,,an - ~ raaS -, ~. an.. a. " ,s,,, a.ara ~
posln" y. sn' eoaa ~ u, eas!y uaY "''4 paoFe u
great bc1'eht 20 TIC settlers OF thAt loeal!ty'
| OTTAWA, April O.-The changes Of tho Sub
| com,n,t,en m tl,a Ir.o1vcnr,, act oro M thor.
| '..,. 49,. .,s ~ sas,."s In -, s 49,. ,.s,
vency law may be called n substitute for tho
present law. It Is proposed that q discharge
shal, nnlv t,e rrnntm] nm Tim voto At r3yen
number Of creditors. md n riyen nroportton Ut
lc courts. All Official Assgnces Will be tl[scon-
ttnucd. Tbcru Will DO no COMPOSITIONS eu Doc.
n ia a1so to be- pr,yt,]cl Tint no noraou shal no
2 to u 60 o. into insolvency Of on sSts ton 70 noa: ~
tselerh. ,..
,HotW'thstanulnga aisehargo rom bankruptcy,
~ aeots on aesosnt o. !!le puteaase Of iartll
domestic serYants' waeea M not extending eyer
FIX nont!la nay shatl W continued as luoil!tlcs.
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p1IATIt,
Hpkct1l R{9naleh II 1At TfIa4nA

WINDSOR, Vt, April o.-Judgcs Ross and
Powers. at 1t. johnsbury, to-day, denied thu
a'iug OF Phair's petition for now tr!al. phair
Will 10 executed tomorrow afternoon. When
apprfscd Of tho Judges dccs!on ho appeared
caln. aIlu reronric.l. TIu c1rltemcnt runs
high concerning lha,r's execution. Tonight
thu prisoner IL busily engaged tlnlsh!ng writ
ten statement, which will bo given publicity
lhuradAy, after the execution.
, 1879-04-10

noon, after IN illness, ot throo days. Tho aI
case wns In IT. n.,st malignant form, M o W. Nv.
In robust llcatl, ami attending to b,lancs, I'M ny
Hatur1ny night Ills auddun slcnt s1lu;ks, ,'ia IIs
community. 1Io 1cayca au estatu cstilnated Al s
Quarter Of million.
, 1879-04-10
HARD COAL,

NAw YoRK, April 0.-At the suction sale to
day ot l.ackawanua coa', tho following prices
wcre obtained, Steamer, sa091SQ9a. a.05; Grstc,
ea05G8a.u711; eeg, s2.07103a. IN; stove,
S2i711G3a chestnut, Sa371*. lles0 prices
are considerably below those Of March.
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FINANCIAL.

DosToN, April o.-Tlo creditors siatemsD'
Shows ule direct indebtedness Of Tyrrel y ~, -,
hide aud leathur loulers, 10 10 S257, ,000, <Gh%ss
being secured. Exclusive OF thts security W.
asscta amount to $62, ,U1.
, 1879-04-10
TXpr.1ATnN.

SAN F1ANu1sco, April 0,-An explosion D,
currcd carly this evening ut tho Giant posdt,
Works near Golden Gate Pnrl. A washing,
house was demolished dnd sotno other bulldIns,
damngci. No QUO was hurt.
, 1879-04-10

St. LOUIS, No., April 0.-lhe Coronefs H..
guest wAs hcld to-day gu the body Of Charles
Dryeston. shot in Missouri Park curly Tuesday
morning. and the jury returned a yora!ct tsat
pryeston's death was cauGed By tls accidental
discharge Of pistol ta thu haIltss VI Detective
Eggs, unM TINT tbs latter Wa blalnclc4A In thu
matter. Eggs was discharged.
, 1879-04-10
OUR WHEAT PRODUCT.
HoMK CONSUMPTION.

ap<efat DixputeA to Tia 7tf5HaS.
WAsHlHoToN, d. u, April 0.-Ths amount Of
wheat consumed per capita In tile United States
has been constantly increasing durlng thu last
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OBITUARY.

8p4ciol ntspdlcA 70 1as 7Tl6UNA
81. PAuL, Atun, April 8-Morr's Lamprey,
one OF tho oldest and most prominent lawyers
III this city aud State, died Of d!phthet!a this
, 1879-04-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nxw Yons. April 9.-A1rlred, Bothuss, t'"a
Liverpool.
BosTos, April o.--Arrtvca, nlyrsaa' l''"
Liverpool.
, 1879-04-10
WASHINGTON.

A Democratic Caucus Ma
terially Modifies the
House Rules.
Chiefly In tho Interests Of the
Imitation Wing Of the
Party.
Whereupon Eastern Hard-Money
Democrats Threaten to
Break the Traces.
A New Declaration Of Pri11-'
oiples Also Laid Before
the Caucus.
This Patriotic Outgfvfng Is, How
ever, Laid Aside With
out Action, .
Treasury Call for the First Lot
Of Ten.Forties for Con.
version.
Sentiment Of the Average Con-
federate Now Serving in
Congress.
4 Proposition to Undo All The Political
Legislation Of tho Last Pif-
toen Years.
, 1879-04-10

IN Tho trtsttrn .issoctattl Prsss,
WASHINGTON. D. G., April 9.-Tle sccretary
Of tllu Treasury called the following 10 los OF
1854, PRINCIPAL a.al interest to bo palJ on and
No. 5000 both tuc1us!Ye; 500, No. | to No. 600,
both Inclusive; i, $780, No. to 5000, both tn.
elnsiyu; Sl,o0O,.Np. Ito 1000, both inclusive.
Total eouisonsi saOn.00o. Registered bonds
10 No. lq6{U both Inclusive; $500, No. ito 1,CoU,
both ittt}I,sve; 3l.0tu, M. 10 No, 300, l,ot!l
.neh!s!vc: $5,ooo So.;l to lca0, both Inclusive;
$4,000, No. l osSo..1 .Iuo, hoth '!nciussyc.
Tatsl registered. s57oooooo; aggregate, slo,-
0p0,0oo.
Tie Commissioned Of indian Affairs says
with reference to tho halGaB corpus case at
Omaha, ,snrre writ Inns been served upon Gen.
Crook commanding him to Bhow 'cause why lie
holds Standing lacAr and other Ponca Indians as
prisoners, ttnt tho United Stntes District At
torney has been directed to appear for the
United Siatcs, md cndcaror to have tic writ
dismissed. lie tulcs the ground that under thu
law md nccordlng tdrepcatcd decta!ons Of the
Supreme Court, Indians stnnd rs wards Of tlu
Government, and nr0 under tho same relations to
the Government as minors nro TO their parents
or guardians; tlat. thu law forbids tttn
iaalr BY them ara yald. No attorney Inns tho
right or cum appenr f0r III Indian Until author
izeA to do 10 by thu: Indian Departpcni. Il
full stAte,nont ot tho views Of tho Department
tn Wow OF this F0ncn question l3behlE prcpnfGu.
The Commissioner OF 1ndlan Affairs doubts
the correctness Ut the reported cscnpe Of tho
Chuycnues from ttc Wichita Agency.
ChIot Muses. MID other 1udiAn warriors Or
rived to-day.
APPOINTMENTS.
Tho President Inns nominated George 8. Smith,
of Nebraska, Surveyor.ucncral Tor Nebraska; !;
Azor a. Smith, Postmaster at 1ealyilte; and
Thomas Il. Dickson Postmaster Ut Virksbure,
hlHs
CONFIRMED.
Tho scuatc contlrmcl; Fostmastess, II. A.
Disbrow, Atlantic, H.; Joscph +. Qrayc,
Nashun, Ia.; John Steen, Wahoo, Ncb.
siLvEK CONTRACT.
Tie Treasury today accepted bills for IT,
900 OUNCES of silver bullion to bo delivered at
the San francisco mint.
, 1879-04-10

aHNATE.

was resumed Ut tll0 Now Hampshire Senatorial
case.
Mr.. Davis opposed the admission Of Mr. Bell,
nrguIng that there WAS no such vacancy us could
10 ttllosl by tho Governor.
atr. Mcdonald said liz believed the appoint-
mcnt Of 1'ell camo within tho spirit and iottcr Of
tho Constitution, and, therefore, Bell was enti-
tied to admission.
Mr.. Jones (Elorila) spoke In favor of admit
Ting Bell.
After further dcbate tho sonatc wont iutu cx-
ccuttYo scsslot,, and when thc dooss rcopened,
adjourned.
HOUSE.
Nj. Stephens, from t,iu Committee on Rules.
reported resolution for the reappointInent Of
the following Select Coln!nlttccs: Census, Itc-
form OF thu Civil Service, tho Law kespectins
thu Asccrta!nment md Declaration OF tho psusl-
dnntsal E!ncttor, tho Prevention OF Epldetnic
Diseases, Ventilation Ut tlIu nall, Causes VI tho
eoa,n,it,eo membership ~ follows: Enrolled
l,tlls, to I; Coinage, to IL; WAYS ntml Means, TO
IL; Agriculture, Jndtcary, Etcc,lons, Cuin-
mcrcc, al!ll Appropriations. to Is earti. Also,
new rule. providing tfsat 'nosion to susponl
the rules nl.d pass q general appropriation bill
shnll require three-fourtha minority instead OF
tas now) two~thirds. Tho report was ulcn dis
cussed.
TIC discussion ct tho rules II. the Housc was
intorrupted by pcrson IN the gallery exelaln,-
tng: WO, Wo, NO to tls dcn Of 'tbleycB!"
Tie Doorkocpe1s promptly removed ths dis
turbcr.
Alr. Kenna opnosed the proposed rules, which
ha characterized as nn attempt to kill tic River
a.ltl tiurb0r bill by rules 0f thu House, a,lu ho
submitted an amendment providing TINT thu
ru!e should apply on1y TO bills Ecportcd by tlle
Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Blackburn opposed thu amendments. Lie
was heartily In fayor of tho proposed rule. 1t
was nut ,,ltetlcu to kill tic Riyuf a,al llarbor
bill, but IL meant to aay that II the Committee
on Commerce endeayored to rug tho Iluuse,
and pass tho bill without discussion Or amend
,neat, It would have 10 obtain d thrcu-luartcr
vote.
MI. Con9cr. opposed tho rsport. It seemed
plain to him tl1at thy obiect ot tho new Eu!e wqs
might bo that tho IIouao would 10 called upon
to provide appropriations fur tho next hscal
yeur by tho puasalu ot d Io!nt resolution, under
Suspension ot tho rules. When that timo canlo
tlcre would ou o,ic'Quarter OF the members of
the House that would oppose IT. but there
would not bo ouc-thild. Tie real motive Tint
bud psonptsl tlls report OF ttls rule Was ~ pEe'
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colored articles ~ dress should be- used
as cold A. possible. The bran. used as
above, should be nice and clean. and a
bright, fair day IL better for the opera
ton
A Simple Roach Trap: The editor
~ the Scientific Record reports that he
has tried with perfect satisfaction the
following plan with cockroaches. II
was furnished 10 his journal by cor
respondent who declared that he cleared
two Kitchens which after dark would
be . alive = with the disgusting insects
at an expenseof > cents. and the re-
quisite persistence take any queens
ware bowl oryessel with vertical smooth
sides, not less than two inches in height,
and. placing It in such spots as the
reaches run, put in II about table
spoonful Of moasses. Then ! lean SiS
or seven small pieces of boards or sticks,
sor 10 inches long, against the upper
edge Of the vessel, making bridge
from the floor to the top Of the bowl
The reaches, attracted by the smell q
the molasses, run up these sticks and
tumble down into the mola-ses, and
being unableto climb the smooth side
If the bowl. are safely ensconsed for
dose II boiling hot water next morning
A nightly repetition Of this trappin:
process for ten days or two weeks vii
effect d complete rddance Of thes'
abominablc nuisances. and, what j
more, Judging by former experience
years will elapse before the house vii
again be stocked
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The honest workingmen OF the country
many Of whom have large and increasing Tam
lilies TO support, have been the chief sufferers
from the greatfnancial pressure under which
We have labored Tor the last few years. d.
minished wages have not been attended by
corresponding diminution In price OF every
thing which the workngman needs. Rents,
fuel, food and clothing are cheaper, but these
do not constitute all his necessities. II Is
sometimes necessary for him TO employ law
YER or physician. vet the fee rates Of ply
sicians and lawyers are as high as they were
In :. flush" times- Yet cheap medicines are
- necessary - cheap rents or fuel. cheap
medicines are not necessarily poor medicines.
II must be obvious 70 every intelligent person
that medicines compounded and put up at
wholesale, can be sold At much lower rates
tina when rciailed from the doctor'spill bags:
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets have completely
restored persons who had spent hundreds o.
dollars In yanly seeking relief from private
practitioners, and AL It : very slight expendi
ture.
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To Remove Mildew Pour quart
II boiling water on two ounces Of chlo-
ride Of lime: then add three quarts Of
cold water. and soak the linen IN i
twelve hours.
To Presery. Autumn Leaves:
Spread the fresh leaves and press them
in a suitable dish. with alternate LAYERS
If fine sand. which L. thoroughly dry
and A. hot A. the hand can bear. When
the sand has cooled they may be re-
moved. smoothed under hot iron.
dipped for moment in clear French
spirit varnish, and allowed "a dry in the
air.
To Cure Warts: Put small piece
of alum into Just enough water to dis
solve IL: bring this 10 a boiling heat !;
then. with n broom-splint. or any CON
venicnt article. apply this boiling liquid
10 the wart. The liquid should he thick
and sirup-like. hut on no account should
the water he allowed 10 boil away. a.
you would then have burnt alum. and
that will have no effect whatever upon
the wart. Continue the application for
several DAYS. and the warts will soon
gradually disappear. This remedy has
never failed a. remove warts from my
hands; hut Il should be remembered
that II T. fact that what l. a never-fail'
ing cure for one persons warts Will nave
no effect whatever upon those Of an
other. Have patience, and persevcrc ~
this treatment nj least three weeks be-
fore YOU condemn II rs useless, remem
herring the more frequent the applica
tions the sooner YOU will be rid Of th'
pests.
To Wash Fine Muslin: In washing
muslin dresses. the colors may be pre-
vented from running by pursuing thu
following course: Take out all th'
gathers ut the top Of the sleeves and th'
waist. wash the dress quickly IN not 70,
warm water. rinse Il Immediately. rol
IL smoothly in dry sheet, and let u re-
main until just damp enough 70 iron
Another process for washing fine muslil
of delicate colors Is to take some whca
bran--about two quarts for q lady
dress boil II for half nm hour Y
some soft water, then allow II to cool
strain the liquid, and use II rs substi
tutc for soapsuds. II removes the dir
from the material like soap, h inert i
regard to the colors, and requires TO b
rinscd out in only one clean water, an
starching Il unnecessary. This may ,
regarded as the best method, on III
whole, u washing fine muslins and ais
calicos. A great number Of bcantift
dresses are, from time 70 time, spoile
IN washing Nv the discharge ~ the
colorS. from the use If warm suds.
all cases the suds and rinsing water 4
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Peach Cake: Bake three layers Of
sponrc-cake, cut ripe peaches into very
INN slices: prepare some sweet. thick
cream by whipping. sweetening and ila-
xoring Il: spread the peaches, with the
cream poured over, between each layer
A. also over the top 81 the cake.
"A Chicken Corn Pie: Cook and sea-
son the chicken the same as for the tn
HE. Take twelve ears Of sweet corn cut
~. put a layer Of il in pan. then a
layer Of chicken. then again of the
corn. until II Il all in, having u layer Of
corn on top; lastly turn on the soup;
bake half an hour.
.Johnny-cake: Toa half-pint Of meal
aid warm water enough for 4 thin
batter, half n tablespoonful Of melted
butter. half y teaspoonfnl Of cream-tar-
tar. Il little soda and salt. II convenient
add an egg. This makes an excellent
cake. and to those who have not full
allowance Of milk and cream. il will
prove a great help.
Mutton Pie with Tomatoes: Cover
the bottom Of a baking-dish with dry
bread-crumbs, then alternate layers OF
thin-sliccd roast or boiled mutton and
sliced tomatoes, with thin sprinkline
az bread-cr,lmbs Season each layer OF
tomatoes with pepper, salt and bits 81
hltter. Let the tomatoes and bread
crumbs be last. Bake three-quarter~ o
an hour.
Tomato Sauce Twelve large, ripe
tomatoes. four ripe or three green pep
per~. two onions. two tablespoonfuls 9
salt. two of sugar. one Of cinnamon, an'
three cups If vinegar. Peel tomatoc
and onions. chop all fine. and boil ON
and half hours. Bottle and il will keel
any length Of time. One quart of can
ned tomatoes may be used instead Of tn
ripe ones.
steamed Brown Bread; Two tea
cups sweet milk .one teacupof sour milk
three 81 corn meal, one Of flour. one
half cup Of sirup or molasSeS. one tea
spoonful of saleratus; pour in a butter
al two-quart basin, place IN a covere
steamer. and steam steadily for thrc
hours: two and onc-half will do in cas-
~ haste: when done run knife aroun
the loaf. place a plate on top and fnr
The dish over and il will come out NIGEL
on the plate.
To Cook Mackerel: soak You
fish over night. until within IN hour {
dinner. then drain them; grease Ion
lin: put in your fish; put some butte
and cream (or milk win do) on Il; p'
IN hot oven: cook about an hour. the
nut some more cream on IL. II you wis
gravy: let II remain i'm the oven fe
minutes longer. then take out and serv
Nice Jelly Cake: Three eggs We
beaten. one cup Of sugar. half cup
sweet milk. two tablespoonful melts
butter. two heaping teasloonfuls cream
tartar. one Of saleratuS. all dissolved
the sweet milk. one-half cup Of flour.
enough 10 make II about n thick or
little thicker than batter for pancake
bake on five or six round pie tins, IN
quick oven; when done. lay one on y
other. with Jelly between. Il will
very light and nice II baked in an ov'
that j. just right.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

The reason why medical practitioners DO
not hesitate to prescribe DR.. +. Wilhofts
Anti.Periodc or Fever and Ague Tonic y as
follows: Messrs- whecIock, Finlay q Co., o.
New Orleans, it, proprietors have publisnedi
IL because Il con taius no dangerous drug. and
because Il Invariably proves successful 1t q
for sale BY oil Druggists-
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sS ,nes s Luz
,ssnn, ,sdSS ana snSp
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An interestln. and valuable statement
has been prepared At the Treasury Depart
mcnt, which shows the amount Of thcpublic
debt and interest per capita for the last y
wears. II il as follows:
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srrsrRtrx WOW for the MUSICAL RxooRD. and receive
weekly all the news, and plenty Of good music. ~
s N fsrx. WHITE Boszs. charming new sunday
echool Song Book
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Coon BREAD II conducive to happiness.
National lspt always makes goou prrsu. Use
Il ana YOU will be happy. Grccers sell L.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

Grown POINT, Lake County, In6
~ Slr.r had been troubled with Catarrh Tor eQm3
sains ming al kinds Of medicine without succees ul
sr5cd Your well. known Indian Hood eyrups iron
which derived very great r,Iisi - 49, MN IN
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MrcHIuAN CTTr, IAporte County. INC.
pr~d Bo1ueer of kloepfcr 90, SAYS: Your Ie!mls4
hss done nv vile more GOOD than any otneF meo'c'1s
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The new 30 cts. edition az Pnafore lcompletel sell
finely and fatinitxa ft2OO). sorcerer yf.001 1riA
jury so cents. are In constant demand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

While containing aarre and valuable collection Of
Church Music In the form ~ Tunes and Anthems. -
perfectly nted for the singing school and Convention
by the large numbered songs Duets. 6ieee &C. ano ~
Price. ss.Oc per dozen specimen copies mailed for
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WHEN WRITING TO ADvER1iskhss
please say you saw the Advertisements N
this paper. Advertisers Ike 20 nov
vhen ana where their Advertisements
ars paying best.
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send for circulars and catalogues. with full list o.
standard singing school Books
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IdWin Eastman IN Indian Costuma
suvrr AND MINI YEARS AMONG THE C0MANcnEs AND
APAcHEs neat volume q S9o passs: pe.ne
Witl the "a massacre Of helpless family, and ~
cnnfIvifv 1orturrs and ultimate escape 81 ~ ~
ourviytng mcmnefk Eor sA1e ~ Vor ascuss kc1
ie ineidenss 81 lie massacre, briefly narrated -
Aisfributrd b. agents. pBKR Of charge N. -
M EssfrnSn being almost constantly % tne No.
s9.cei m onfhering and curing the materials wnicn
M nrdic1ne a composed the sole business m1naSe
1enf devoivep upon IN. johnson. and the remcoy -
ben called. and b Known -
o.. Clark Johnson's
INDIAN BLOOD PURlFueHs
Price Of Large Bottlss SlvS
80. A mali Hottlos ~
RcsA The voluntary testimonials q persons who have
been cured b the use Of Or. Clark Johnsons inonA
Rlood syrup In your own vicinity.