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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-12
Political Points.

The Democratic Executive Committee
meets tomorrow at headquarters at one
o'clock.
The Eighth Ward Democrats will meet
tomorrow night at the Race Street Engine
House and organize Ewing and Rice Club.
Judge NJ. 3. Hagans and Hon. Josiah
Kirby will speak before the Republican
Club at Turner Hall tomorrow evening.
Hon. D. W. McClung and Hon S. Shella-
barger addressed the Republicans of the
Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twen-
ty-frst, Twenty-second and Twentythird
Wards at the hall, corner of Eighth street
and Freeman avenue, last evening.
The Republicans announce monster
naass meeting and barbecue at the High
land House tomorrow Saturday, from
noon till midnight. Five beeves, thirty
sheep and an array of good things will be
served. The speakers will be Ex-Governor
VIM. Dennison, of Ohio; Gen. George H.
Shields, of Missouri; Gen. VIM. II. Gibson
OF Ohio; Hon. Samuel Shellabarger, ol
Ohio; Hon. Benz. Butterworth and Others
The Democratic Campaign Committee ar
ranged for the following meetings: Garth
sRe, Town Hall, Saturday, September 18th
speakers, Hiram D. Peck and G. w. Lundy
Harrison, Town Hall. Saturday, Septembe
18th; speakers, General Geo. W. Morgan
II. B. Banning and Ghas. A. Miller. -Four
teenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth
Twentieth, Twenty-second and Twenty
third Wards, at the northwest corner o
Hopkins and Freeman streets; speakers
Hon. John F. Follett, S. q. Breckenridge, Z
A. Miller and G. W. Lundy.
THE DEMOCRATIC RALLY LAST NIGHT.
The Democrats opened the campaig
lsst night by grand rally at Fifth Stree
Market Space. The speakers stand wa
brilliantly illuminated with gas-jets, an
decorated with the national flags. In
Cincinnati Cornet Band furnished musi
Tor the occasion. The meeting organize
By Judge P. Mallon being chosen Presiden
General George w. Morgan was first intro
duced to the vast assemblage and made
very lengthy speech. He was followed b
Governor Bishop and Hon. John +. Follet
Who made short addresses after which th
neeting adjourned.
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Building Permits.

J. W. Barton, two story brick, Baymiller
street, near Court; 500.
s. L. Snodgrass & Son, four story brick, No.
405 Sycamore street; $4,000.
Jacob Maglv & Son, to build addition to
one story brick house. No. 100 East Fourth
street; $500.
D. B. Clark, addition to two story brick
house, No. 30 Everett street: $3.50.
John Winterburn, to repair one story
frame, Evans street, near Eighth; $4,000.
Charles J. Bruner two story brick, Cole
ran Pike, near Center street; IS, 500.
Louis Esterman, two and one-half story
brick, northeast corner Barton and Wade
streets: So, 000
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CTATE OF OHIO. COUNTY OF HAMILTON.
O-Pettion for partition and assignment of
dower.-No. 59,896.-Augustns G. Bofinger, Guar
dian of jesse S. Reddish and T. Benjamin Red
dish, plaintiff against Sarah R. Gibson ct al. and
Lille B. Thompson Edwin l.. Thompson and
William Fl. Harvey defendants.-Lillie b. Thomp-
son, and Edwin l. Thompson, her husband.
and William II. Harvey. who resides in the city
of CHICAGO State of Illinois, the defendants in
the above entitled action. hereby notified that
the said plaintiff on the 4th day OF August, A. D.
1879, filed his petition III the said Court OF Com
mon Pleas, of said County, in wh CHI petition he
demands that partition be made OF all that parcel
or lot of land situated in the City OF Cincinnati,
in the State OF Ono, and lying on the north side
of Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore
streets, beginning H% feet east from the center OF
the block on the north side of Fourth street;
thence running eastWarily twenty-five feet; thence
northWardy 81 feet; thence westwardly parallel
IT, Fourth street., 25 feet thence s,uthwardly 80
feet to Fourth street the place of beginning. be-
ing part of LOT Gi on the original plat of said city
ana the said lot d scrlbed in deed from Sarah
Mason to Stevenson Reddish, recorded in Deed
No. 70, page 49, Of tie 4tecords Of Deeds of said
| County,
| Said defendants are hereby notified to appear
and answer on before Saturday, the 9th day of
September A. D. 1879, or the prayer of the petit
ton will be granted, and the partition and assign
ment of dover made by the Court as therein de.
mandcd. HOLLlSIER & ROBERIS,
auS-6tF Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Accident on Spring Grove Avenue.

Mr.. Thomas Shay, well-known Attor-
ney, attended the parade at the Zoo yester.
day afternoon in company with his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan and Miss Gold
rich, of Fort Wayne, Ind.
On returning home they drove through
Clifton, and were on Spring Grove avenue
when the horse took fright, ard after run
ming a short distance came in collision with
tree The entire party were thrown tt
the ground.
Mr.. Ryan had his kneecap dislocated, hi
wife was badly bruised about the face, bu
Miss Goldrick and Miss Shay were bu
slightly injured.
Mr.. Shay, however, was injured so badly
about the head that he is still in an uncon
scious condition, but his physicians express
hopes Of his speedy recovery, as no bone
were broken. The horse broke two of hi
legs and was shot at the request of th'
owner.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-day:
Matthias Rofelty's heirs, per Sheriff, to
Jacob Kumpf, 43-100 feet, on River Road,
in east part Of Section /, Miami Township;
$1,000. ,,.
lot Is by $50 feet on south side of Harrison
Road west from Spring street, Spring Gar
den; 1880.
Elizabeth w. Boyle to Augustus Wendell,
lot so bv 100 feet, on west side of Washing
ton avenue, so feet north from LaSalle
street, Glenn Grove; $600
Eliza L. Nelson to John L. Nelson, per-
petual lease to lot 147 by 232 feet, on east
side of Woodburn avenue, 492 25-i00 feet
north from Sycamore street, East Walnut
Hills; annual rent $36, privilege of purchase
at 5000.
j. B. Quinn, Trustee, per Master Commits
sioner, to the City Building, Loan and De-
post Association, lot 60 by ITS feet, on west
side of Chambers street, lS0 feet south from
Apiones street, Cumminsvile; $780,
Augustus S. Winslow and wife to w. w.
seely, lot 25 by 100 feet, on southeast cor
ner Of Fourth and Broadway; $27, 200.
George J. Zabriskie and wife, per Sheriff,
to George w. Powell, Is acres, on south
side of Ohio Pike, lying next east from John
Durhams line, Anderson Township; 81, 900
John Jones and wife ct al. to William E.
Allen, III acres, on east side OF Wintor
Road, in Section %, Springfield Township
$1,000.
Park Place Land and Building Co. t
John Jones. $50 by 1877 7S100 feet, on soutl
side of Vermont avenue, 425 feet east from
Glendale avenue, Park Place; $l,275.
Edward P. Allen and wife to same
quit claim to same premises; 81 and othe
considerations.
Henry Dittus and wife to Christina HE
ber, 80, feet front, on east side Of Vim
street and through to Mulberry street, lyin
66A feet south from intersection of same
$1,000.
Henry Diehl and wife to G. Frederic
, Grantman. 33% feet 'front.' en- east side
| Vine street and through to Mulberry stree
TX feet south from lastly described prem
: ises; $1,000.
George Hieber and wife to same, gu
, claim to feet front, on east side OF Fir
street and through to Mulberry street. lyli
: next north of lastly-described premises;
land other considerations
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Jamieson's Lecture.

The lecture at the Grand Opera-house
next Sunday evening by Professor W. F.
Jameson on Hell Closed for Repairs has
created great interest among the people
- to how the gentleman will proceed to
wind up the business OF that famous estab-
lishment. Seats can be secured at Haw-
Iey's News Depot up to Sunday noon, and
those desiring choice positions should secure
their seats at once
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Exposition Commissioners.

1t the meeting of the Exposition Com
missioners yesterday communications were
read from Gov. Talbot of Massachusetts and
Yung Wing of the Chinese Delegation, ex-
pressing regrets at not being able to attend
the Exposition.
The report OF the Committee on Awards
vas adopted.
Mr.. Simpkinson moved that the report Of
admissions each day be reported and pub
Eshed.
The keys of the gates were ordered to be
placed in the charge of the Assistant Chiel
1anitor. The keys of the registers of the
turnstiles were ordered to be placed in the
charge of the Executive Committee
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Governors Guards left for home
last evening.
At the Carthage Fair the Gibson House
Premium on Butter was taken by Mrs. N.
4. Day.
Ella Belle, only daughter of Charles A.
Miller, ESQ.,. of the Twenty-fifth Ward, died
hst night of scarlet fever.
A meeting of the Thirty-fourth @. v.
L Association will be held at the Gibson
House tomorrow evening, at o'clock.
A middle-aged woman named Mary
lynch, residing at 81 Main street. Colum-
hia, died suddenly yesterday afternoon of
paralysis of the heart.
A kettle of resin that caught fire in
the melting-room of the Crown Manufac-
turing Company, on Eighth street and
Regleston avenue, caused last nights alarm
from Box 80.
The Hickenlooper Guards will meet at
de armory on Court street tomorrow
night for q parade, and will then at
tend the mass meeting on Race street and
NcMicken avenue.
Yesterday afternoon a laborer named
Hackemeyer, employed at the new Pest
house, on Lckrun, fell distance of fifteen
feet and was so badly injured that he had
to be removed to the Cincinnati Hospital.
Mrs. 0. H. Geffroy, wife of Col. Geffroy
Of the Gibson House, met with severe acci-
dent last Thursday in New York City. She
vas visiting Fulton Market, in company
with some lady friends when she tread
upon some fruit peelings, and falling tc
the pavement. the knee-pan of the right
limb was fractured. 1t will be some time
before she can be brought home.
The Sixteenth Regiment, in camp al
Burnet Woods, paraded the streets this af
ternoon, headed by Melverstedts Silver
Band. Upon their arrival at the corner Of
Elm and Fourth streets they received the
silver set presented the regiment for com
petition in the manual drill by Niche, the
ieweler. They then attended the Exposi
ton. Tomorrow the different companies
will hold competitive drill at the Zoolog
ical Garden, and tomorrow afternoon th'
Governor will review the regiment.
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Swallowed His False Teeth.

Coroner Carrick held an inquest yester
day afternoon on the body Of James o
Turner, the pawnbroker, who died nigh
before last at No. 147 West Fifth street
The following verdict was returned
death from strangulation by a set of false
teeth becoming impacted in the esophagus
and firmly pressing down on the epi
Rlattisu
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In Memoriam.

The Board of Trade and Transportation
Directors met late yesterday afternoon tc
take action in regard to the death of Mr.
John Shillito. Messrs. E. V. Cherry, N
W. Harris and L. G. Weir were appointed
to draft memorial expressive of the senti
ments of the Board, and report the same a
q meeting of the Board tomorrow at l:
o'clock. Messrs. J. W. Gano, Joseph Har
crave and Daniel DeCamp were appointed
Is q Committee on Arrangements for the
funeral.
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~ will be meeting of the stockholders of the
Cincinnati Packing Company on the ODD day of
September 1879, from 10 O'Clock to u o'clock M,
at the Office of Oliver Perrin, at the Third National
Bank, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, for the
Chas w. West. G. Y. Roots. William Woods, Tru..
man B. Handy, Stockholders and Incorporators OF
the Cincinnati Packing Company.
CINCINNATI, August 22d, 1879. au22 5tF
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LEGAL.

A TTACFIMENT-BEF +. Fl. ROWEKAMP,
N a Justice of the Peace in and for Cincinnati
Township Hamilton County, Ohio,-Frederick
Gemser against William Liebenzehn. de-
fendant Will take notice that he has been sued for
the sum of thirtysix dollars, for rents due plain
tiff which said case is set for hearing before said
Justice on Saturday, September Goth, 1879, at L
o'clock D. M, and that an attachment has been
issued for said sum OF thrty-six dollars.
au29-3tF FRED. GLEMSER.
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CRATES, MANTELS. &c.
NOTICE.

EGAL NOTICE.-IN PURSUANCE TO THE
/ / command of the Probate Court, of Hamilton
County, will on Tuesday, the 14th day. of Octo-
Der, 1879 at II O'Clock a. M, offer for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in the rotunda
of the. Courthouse, the following &C.
Wv: M B. Gobie, s1l2; F. M. Tinson, s71; W. A.
Waters, $1l sS; Z. c. Purcell, $25; George Bruce,
Jr S25; j. Hsndey, S25: 5. B. vinson, sos %; J..
II. Landever, $50; Charles Hicks, S93; II. W. ii:
Elba, SIG so, and large number of others and
that said sale will be adjourned from day to day
until completed. A. W. GOLDSMITH,
Assignee of Henry Huwe.
CINCINNATI, September 1lth, 1879. sel14tTh
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CNARES or NEW YORK. OR TRICKS AND
y Traps OF the Great Metropolis, exposes all
swndles, humbugs and pitfalls of the city Just
out, nearly 200 large pages profusely Illustrated,
JESSE HANEY Is CO.. liz Nassau street. New
York.
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The Boss Barrels.

Visitors to the city who had not an op-
portunity to witness the procession, can
see the Big Barrels at the Gambrinus Stock
Companys brewery, corner of Sycamore
and Abigail streets. Dimensions 16 by 20
feet; caracitv 1880 gallons.
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There will be a german given at Cliff
ton Hall on Monday evening, September
18th.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-12

Dan Howell and Mate, Boston Charlie
and Hamilite were winners at the Blanches-
ter Ohio, races yesterday.
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PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
Reception at Hon. W. s. Groesbeck's,
Concert at the Highland House, Etc.
THE PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY.

The Presidential party was kept pretty
busy yesterday in our city. As stated in
the STAR, they visited the flower show at
the Exposition, thence they went to the
Geological Garden, where the Sixteenth
Regiment held parade.
Ate o'clock in the evening they attended
the reception at Hon. W. s. Groesbeck's:
1t was an elegant affair. Seven hundred
invitations to attend had been issued.
The time named was from 6 to half-past s,
and the guests began to arrive promptly,
and from that time continuous procession
of carriages was making the circuit OF the
roadway in front of the house, and back
through the park to the highway, which
they filled for long distance.
The handsome piazza along the front Of
the house was illuminated with colored
lanterns and the whole mansion, with the
light streaming from every window. pre-
sented a brilliant appearance at the ap
proach through the grand old trees OF the
park.
The guests were cordially received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Groesbeck, and the President
and Mrs. Hayes had considerable hand
shaking to do
The supper-room was thrown open 6
little after o'clock, the supper being furn
ished by Mr.. Roth, of the st. Nicholas.
1. nrf
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

NEw YokA, Jan. l6.-lt IN stated
upon authority Nj Trustworthy n la
leave bat little, II any. doubt II the
correctness of the report. that Mrs. A.
+. Stewart has said Ia nj least two per.
sons. a gentleman and a lady. within
the las, six days. that the remains II
her husband have bcen recovered; that
they had been delivered ,o Judge Ill.
ton. and that they have been placed by
him In q secure vault, well guarded.
where they will remain until the CON-
plction II the crypt In the Stewart Me.
mortal Cathedral In Garden City. i,
has been stated on equally trustw orthy
authority that Judge Hilton was sp.
preached some weeks ago by the rep
rc~senta.ivc ~ . well known firm II
lawyers In this city in reference Ia the
restoration II the body. This, the law
yer said. could be effected upon certain
conditions. First, that 5000 In
cash should bc paid down when the
body Was procured. Second. that no
questions whatever should he asked
Third. that = pledge Of honor should
be given that no attempt should b.
made ~. trace or 10 arrest the robbers.
Negotiation upon this basis were begun
and concluded ten days ago. Fifty
thousand dollars in cash. instead ~ the
10000 first asked, was paid. The
Identification 81 the remains was en-
tir.ly satisfactory. and the body was
taken 'o is present resting. place.
Notwithstanding the publication II
the statement that the body Of A. r.
Stewart had been restored oobody In
New York Acknowledges having seen
a. The police are ignorant u its re-
covsry. and Judge Hilton Will not see
III repDrtars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

DyspspsiA 10 tks national complaint Al
nA,~f sFery Other man 90 sox1sn you n@st he's
n. and tbs result 10 tina, fhs namf~r "a t.~sfo-
resse1Bss fr II 10 ~ ngmesgos 81 hkrs1b's
sn~t Thsf are fs Tia ma~t par saatJess.
thu tistressing snd ossdarsts naAis4y. ons
vho~s gespfss rssrts< kax sasos rssssd u 70 .
forenho~s plsss snss-g the staple Dsx1setD<s 81
AnerteAL Ha~s<stssss ssn<ns<h bsss~ss rntas.
pssss dyspepsia vita rress~r eessssnsy ssd
pfump<ifnds tksn any tsovn ssss~dy, and 4
. fso~s rsnisl ievtgossss, spsssis@s sod AID "
secsytlon- Tk<s are sox empty sssssskseA. n
tnoesssts ~ cur aossty men sed so<s~s vto
have eIyesfsnesd Ne sAsefs are sssss. bot ere
bseksd ~ ~ irrefraxs,is gsooss ssrssssdly
ish h<soss fkH p1kx<e. Ts bstt<ss l~p pwc
ncss . seguiss kslas ~ kpdy 80 gsvs . kssissr
fai ssinslss 10 ~ aSkSssy osgn6a
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

CsseAe- sslal fsks c-lusl tsiss ~
u eAtske~ ard e~kry sad male tAs
tO4lo-teg arvssing DC t~v sAkksaal
AasA he ytiAs a tsaF BART t.yissi
egg. saA mia ~tth thsn Nns snd n
hAi sAijvsFs~shfuis q g,~~d ~ m0st
All ssir w thv yuiAs "a t-u v thsv~
rae cgg,. ,Ars siA sle~tN s,irt,pg al
Nc ~hilsN zoe qasft t~sstls " sAl@l a.
csyeaRe p~p,sr. .sit, sad siaegaF Ia
taste. q, The last utAs tryssinE s~r
sssis." shsi 10. kseAs eartlr.i. al shy
,inse dnrsg The pr~~sss. sad q mtle
usrgAt, and v TIA, dives nct tt,hg "
hSxvsAcF. . iitsis rsw -hi,s - cgx.
Ahsr he o4l Is In, ami teforv the stee.
gar 10 sasc.i. the irrssiag ,hnnli ~
90 seosixa ,e hoid ssP~'a urftsh,
Sails tas chtcknn sRd cslcry rrNyhsas o.
missng The drs.siag sith shsm sAsv
. ttsie "a tho dr~s.lng ~ sprvSd 90 h'rs
.Ans gsrnisA tks estcv a ns dlsh ~.th
.vs~ft i"t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

4 Gr1iiod Stsai ingredients. One
half n pound 81 rump steak. lemon,
pepper and salt, butter. and salad oil
Time required. about ten inmates.
Take n small bunch II parsley. wash II.
dry IL well In n cloth. and put II on q
board. chop the parsley up very line
with n knife; take n quarter ~ m
ounce 81 butter. and mik II yell ~itb
the chopped parsley; sprinkle oyer II
pepper AMI salt taccordibg Ia taste).
aud six drops ~ lemon Juice. make u
all up In n small pat. take half spound
~ rump steak, half an inch In thick.
Deas; pour abou, q tsaspoonful II salad
oil upon n plate; dip both sides Il the
steak into the oil, take a gridiron aud
warm II well by the fire; place The
oiled steak on the gridiron. close "a the
Gre TO cook quickly, II the mea, 10 q,
all frozen II must bc warmed gradually
through before putting Il quite near the
Ore. or IL will b. tough; turn the grid.
iron with the steak occasionally; IL will
take from ten ~ twelve minutes. ac-
cordiug { q the brightness and beat ~
IN. FIRE; when the steak IL sufficiently
cooked. place II On = ho, dish. aud be
careful not 10 stick the fork into the
meat, Cor the gravy will run OUT. bat
into the fat; take the pa; ~ green but
hr and pu, IL on the steak. spreading
IL all over with = knife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

How many wives and mothers are
there who read this paper regularly.
and fully understand the principles aud
working. Of the Centennial Mutual Life
Association. al Burlington. Iowa. and
whose husbands ere not upsmbersG
Reflect tor . moment what would be
your condition II suddealy deprived Of
thss husband. and thai support which
his daily labor gives! How helpless
would be yo1Y coodisios IL left alone
In tbs World With yosr chiidrsn' Would
y not b . great sources of happiness 10
him also. 70 know that IL be shouid be
suddenly cut OF you would b assisted.
mot frca the cold hand u charity, but
from his o~s psoyiding against such .
tame Of ne~ds Nos viii you Lei this
opportunity psssF
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

IrfNCt ll2~, tpfesatsr =, i'm
Cgs&es Mss s( Tssh-f uankrsrssd . asrsss
eo4i lsss sgrfsg. sEd frosa th~ coi5 yro<ssd<S
Q aoaxA. h~e11ss hssfes-ec h0ssss In fsrs
thai { sisna~s lat uf ssses snd ss1H ns sy>sh
Afsyss . ssssy<s Hsvi1x beard Dr, CyDA's
wiss II Ter hsxAly sssrsvs<sssd fT tls.st
sssd lang dsessest ! sDssAs . b1stIs ss1 ss~A
ap&d. ed kasssssss fk<so1gtiy. sskS
r<sssss Ia ssenesAss1teG nn CsasA's WIS.,
a Ter n 81 - s1s<ssd Mss. nAAsA Nil
Lss, Lss<is1y 1ssasss HvsssL -
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

in06sD witnesses vrl TESTIFY ~ ,hs siytsss
~ Dr. Tpft's PHI. wh<seyrs ChiIi and We.
sss, bis,us Dsrss~s - Lvev Affections pss
val th<y ssys tsvsse . sssss bi~2&sng Rcd
era sstnxbs rtsl ON oDarifcs pos Hat this 10
No ssisb.pensy nsdteiss. Ten y.sss tss, hes
s<tA1Alshsd thstr npsrsfx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

yva.nx. Waiting CbsAsc .r, End msSnis
cen, accommodates n o, tho "rsisns" 1rsnssl
nou.s, ., the extremely h~ rate II brcs D,'i
lars (eS0l t-r dsy 'r ell r-sns s,-Iys tsfiaA
eos, sscets sroo, rs,ims saj rssns -i,h hath
is~rry Wupup, MsaASst.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

run The risk ~ sssisg pssg 600, tsks ear 90.
kss that 10 Ussrst pa. Bot, ~ pas as-sse 20
b. cure ~ Esy'.s me ssry h<s. fssiss 40 ksv.
ine . Nssam A Hamiso, ant d. No 10 p~r~
s1stsd 90 tAks sfy Oksr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06
IN. s,.;s:;:. .:;.":,:,s:s,%:,rA "a.

hsss, n " s.ah 4 20. P~rgvrasvs " 10
cr..f's Wt~s ~ Toe
hAs. ased wtss az Tar In w, family TO-
severe coughs aud rnld. sftsf vytos n,bs'
mfdtrasa sithOai sncsees ahf hs.s slrayt
foupd ~ bsbsh isi. giving insn,stts,s relief ]
believe I, 10 al u - rpse--si ri ~ 10
Mas " II. Fsfassooe
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06
aNaa., a.rrarA Sse =

No man can d. p-ri lHh ~ ~
. Il sssn.,n, u, sla~,at ~eil, de tas . Is
iisnt, 90 .uis . grs-d s'ticls ~hsn he f.sl,
miserable ani duli. 9Th slsssish h'sin ard
un.,s nerves, .ni uane shaaii msks ~
s,tspp, Ia such . c-niitiun .hss n cen ~
- e..lly aud cAsspAy removed ny . l,,ls not
btses., 60 ''rra,hs aud rrss.'ts, - oshs'
salsmn,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

"Nrs.itssp t~uasrsatFs" hsss tssa lSpy
~ us.i y, tho Nedicsi rriiessip fs ust~
ti.t ~ u.rnegai tstsnt,, t1as 20 Srs~sa. rs-
e. ,Apnsutnlabsn. ~nfuitus mss~se. f4uSF'
q Msmasy and hfsin fo--f. whether cause
On cssf~ufk. intiscfriipsss ~ stc~sNf., ricsp
lsssne.s, kessl~ssne.s Apa Wrasuii t.s,hihi
q ,hilirvn sni Ell ltsusiers % DshAhtj
Within lhf-s ,saf, the ffyiesxtssn hsvs uss
sispui isi un tsttles With tho Ns't t-s' rssalts
yu sale d, eli ttsuHyisaa Saosst, No "h
ei,lh Avenue. Nee tuk
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

Good day. Mose' How you va.
shanged voaidn't never hsis kbo~'d
Jour But my nsme IL not Moses,
sir" Great hefsns' your name shang-
ed toor'
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

Bodied Hsm--Pat . ham in . boiler
while b water IL cold; be careful thst
IL botis slosiy. A ham of 10 pounds
takes -four hours and . half. larger and
smaller In proportion; keep tAs vassr
we'll skimmed- A green ham watts no
soaking. bot IN old one must be soaksd
IL hours In . large tub a wafer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

Mother When ,oar dss' ts.hy sans~ In ,sssh
ING. ass To-. wissi elrs Tesihlss sytuE, hras
uisies tho t~.u~sls. ssibes the Isin ard tsins.
ns,ursi sleep rold ny Druggists ., ~ cs .