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that after eight or ten years Of cult.
walton it shows no signs of wearing out.
Thirty bushels Of wheat per acre is
considered very poor doings, indeed,
and there are many farms where fifty
and sixty bushels are produced. All
sorts af garden stuff grows readily and
with very little care or cultivation, and
springs of the purest water are found
everywhere. ! should like, if space
permitted. to more fully describe what
has been accomplish there during the
last ten years. but will cou6ne myself to
one instance: About seven miles from
here is the farm of Mr.. Jas. s. Davis,
enclosing somc 200 acres under cult
walton. Sod was first broken by him
but little more than two years ago.
Last fall he had in his granery 1000
bushels of wheat. oats a1d barley; his
stacks contain about 125 tons of hay
He has On abundant supply Of garden
products, and during the past year his
dairy has produced some 5000 pounds
Of butter. worth an average Of 80 cents
per pound. The out door work has
been done by himself, with the average
help Of two hired men; the indoor
work mo small part Of the whole. for
his hosp,tab!e home is sort Of hotel)
by his wife and two daughters, as
agreeable ladies, by the way, as one
could wish to meet. l mention this to
show what industry will do in coun-
try where nature has done so much,
f"r the above is no solitary instance.
The time will surely come when the
State Of Washington. that is to be. will
rival Illinois, and it may be that the
present generation will live to sec it,
Cor. Z. Gazette. 4tt5r
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Progress Of the Indians on tho Una.
tilla Reservation. Z
PLEASANT VALLEY, March is.

PLEASANT VALLEY, March 16.
Eos. GAZETTE: I'm 1 former letter
/ predicted that the tide Of inmigra.
ticn to this country, though temporal
rily checked by the obstreporous Ban
uocks snd their worthy allies. woul6 be
resumed as soon ss the troubles we're
over. This prophesy has been more
than realized, as the long strings of
wagons passing by nearly every day,
bear witness. At. this rate il will not
be long before every available acre in
this region will be taken up. aud re-.
ports from other parts Of the Territory
point the same way. Little towns are
srringing up A. If by magic where .
few months ago there was scarcely a
house TO be seen; stores are establish ed
which supply the people with their
household necesssries, taking In ex.
change all sorts of ranch produce. All
kinds Of agricultural Implements can
DO obtained at the various depots, on
reasonable terms and long credit; il
deed, the last is so liberal as to be sim.
/ ply astonishing to those accustomed to
the stricter business rules Of the East
and il may we'll be doubted whether II
is not carried too far. At present. how,
ever, public sentiment Is 50 stroagly in
favor Of honesty and fair dealing tina,
= man who allows himself % b sued
for = Just debt is vegafded = ! oorf Of
social outlaw. One thing is certain
barring extraordinary accident. there il
no excuse for any man Of common en-
ergy failing to make : good living 10
this country, and to be soon out of deb
and fore handed. The coil and climate
are all that the heart can wish; winter.
with rare exceptions are 70. mild that
al kisds Of stock uill grasss he hole
year: The grass isof AexcelieAe sqaal
ity and very plentiful; the soil il 30 rich
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count and interest.

count ana lnterest. 80 "a 81
Be it enacted By tie Legislative As
sembly of the Territory Of Idaho as
| .fotloUs: i7 z ar y o. :
SECTION 1. The money of account Of
this Territory shall be the dollar, cent
and mill; and all accounts 10 the pub
lie Offices aud other public accounts, and
all proceedings in courts, shall be kept
and had IN conformity to this segula-
ton.
Sec. 2. Nothing contained in the
preceding section shall vitiate OF effect
any account, charge or entry originally
made on any note, bond or other in
strument expressed 10 any other money
Of account, but the ,s,ne shall be re-
cuced to dollars and parts Of dollars, as
heretofore directed, in any suit there
upon.
| SEC. 3. In all judgments and de.
crees rendered by any court of justice
for any debt, damagcs or costs, and 10
all executions issued thereon, the
amount shall be computed. as near as
may be, in dollars and cents, rejecting
small fractions; and no in iyment 10
other proceedings shall Dc considered
erroneous for such omission.
SEC. 4. When there is no express
contract in writing fixing a different
rate Of interest, interest shall be al
lowed at the rate. Of ten per cent. per
aonum for all moneys after they become
due. on any bond, bill or promissory
note. or any other instrument Of writing
or any Judgment recorded before any
court 10 this Territory for money lent
for money due on settlement Of account
from the day on which the balance is
ascertained. I" w @S mss
SEC. 5. Parties may agree in writing
for the payment Of any rate Of interes,
on money due or to become due on any
contract not to exceed the sum of one
and one half per cent. per month; and
any judgment rendered on such con,
tract shall bear interest at the rate oi
ten per cent. per annum until satisfied
| SEC. 6. No person or corporation ID
computing interest on any bond, bill OF
promissory note, or any other instru
ment in writing, shall ada the interes,
or any porti7n thereof due to the prin.
cipal and compute interest thereon a!
part Of the principal, thereby charging
compound interest.
/ SEC. Z. Every person who, for suci
loan or forbearancs. shall pay or deliver
any greater sum or value than is abov.
allowed TO be received may recover in
an action against the person who shall
Rave taken or received the sam, or hi
personal representative. treble tn,
amount Of money 50 paid or value de
livered above the rate aforesaid If sucl
action be brought within ono year afte
such payment or delivery.
i SEC. s. Any person who shall di
rectly or indirectly receive any create
interest, discount or consideration thai
this prescribed in this act, and in vic
lation Of the provisions Of this &C,
shall be deemed guilty of inside
meanor, and on conviction thereof tn
person SO offending shall be punished
by fine not exceeding one hundred dol
lors or imprisonment not exceeding al
months, or BY both such 6ne and in
prisonment. N 4
i, SEC. 9. All acts and parts Of acts i
conflict with this act are hereby repealed
, this act to be in force frou, and afte
the approval ~ the Governor.
Il Approved Feb. 81, 1879. ~
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vuVhs Hotel do France and all the large lot ON
il which II 10 situated; also Town Lots in
the hest part Of the town on ressonabls terms.
For particulars apply TO Ans. IL Francois or
to Eugene Bonhore. lott
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For The IhlellIgehcef. MN


,.v,,pv ao,,, tsso
On s,Iverv o,nIous noonleams vsnt,y wing.
Their aIRht rSr iii and yals Gnl r,lShIfv stream,
Ami lajniIv wakimv mn from WInirv ilreainS
old naiuFe Welcome mel lie iar oif sprinS.
Tina dr.,mv biff. srt,a 4, on,tto.s bott
I'M hcT" ani tbsTe In siF"ats ~ snn,S2 vh,ta
A TiiSe II SiesnSinV Mn, nnrSItSIn ii,ht,
Obi lis oij Winter FaTnii,r mi M IN Ii.
The leaas,, woodland. liz in ou,st ,lsen
JEeath ma SIIyeT.iivht hi M nit tarS.r
No Wintry RaIsS their 6Ipht In dTesbIand bnrs
Which now unfuFls NJ wing down In lie deer.
,Tha sIlyerv wave, Of ancient vatar. ,enI
ThSir SestlcSs iIgNt ~ iirStivc m ths Iilt
Ard ever youihiui win rcsIstless viii
Their spIaiter win the dreams Of woodlands blend.
Io, nm NV vision rise the Gothic walls
or abhv aneignt inIrets Sn,refnI' bSlI
That Eait me back 10 cotintries IN anloM
With German castles ana MonaSiic hailS,
Where EmperOrs footsteps fell. spl tooandf ,o
SWayed crowds n knlIh,S al,d noble IaIIe, fair
EnlfyeuinT ieStiyo hnilS In unTpeols ar '''
Or auSterO monks perhaps, prayed oil their noe,
The t9nets rise with bollsness clear and true
- Sc la VULN N
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF A
iIIs,lrabIe Residence on Fifteenth St,

=. ,l,,s.ol 4 Ile,l Of Trust made by N. g; Arthur
..WTp,.ssIW. III, uIle, To tho undersigned Trustee
o. "s. lilh, ~, aud d recOF! In the once o.
~, Court Of OhIO county West virginia, In
1oJ' i,,t NIX no. :, IaSs 2S aud $50, will on
Nv SATURDAY, March !, 1872,
,.,.,.D, ,llOocIuck 4, NJ, sell at public auction
~ ~ nj JgT Of the Court House Of Ohio County,
y IaS XIII real estate, viz lot numbered
.,,,.s,s & In Gnihan,a addition TO the city o.
Ha.!lsg and being situate on the north side Of
w Iii ,irel iohl rentreh between what was Tor.
,, ,I TSoSa i, Filth anl sixth streets In the city
2 IWhsslipF West Virginia, excepting I'VE feet and
/, 4 ", ,sSbs' "a The WeSI side VI said lot.
~ s,rItl on that portion Of said lot to DO sold
W i.,ir,blr tWO-st1Fy and attic brick dwelling
! w y! vi III Necessary OltbIildinp.
III. .Irv,Si 10 H. perfect, but selling as Trustee
,iiSuly convey such title a. Is vested In me By said
1S T1,S,oS S SiLgTwo THOUSAND Five Hundred Dol
hr nh on Jay Of ale, balance In two equal INSTALL
u,,t,Ii siX and twrVC months, deferred payments
!, y ,,,Fd BY ltel VI Trust on the property sold,
IN Is,nrtbrr sufficient h cover.
''4 '"'''' J.v. l.. RODGERS. Trustee.
~ II iI,LLEg, AuctiOnear. A;i0-fhAmFl
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GmSt@k AN al thRtrOnt door Of the Court House
SVaieetlhy proved to sell at public auction TO the
lat,l bidder, The following valuable real estate, to-
w All The Interest Of the said Martin L. Hill and the
81 tlnC I'LL, conveyed by said deed Ui trust, 10
lae ia'te lndlVidh ninth parts Of the tracts Of
III 10 Ohl0 county heretofore conveyed to Jesse
NV W. dsre1Nt'l, by John Fnwcett rs executor Of
~ WI and testament VI James l'embeEton de-
~ de''l dated March 9Th, 1871, recorded 10
~ hSE 10 - on pages li6 and i47, III the office Of
1u ~ Of The County Court Of Ohio county, West
esihS 1HGtTirtS OntOf $50 acres and tho other Of
No, aud TieTruCe Is here male IL that deed for
atCnPiiOn .! The NlmE. Frum these tracts OF
/ Ses null4EtI aud SiXty.nlnC acres aud twenty
fle, lfthR lAFi Of above described tracts 81
n.,ssOlo'e elVsyel by the said Jesse Wells 10 A,
.a1oh by deti 10 WhiCh reference Is hers made
y transcription u the sanls, dated August 10th,
peHl lOok M. |! on page gUl, In tho office Of
i, wa Tue IOahty COurt 81 Ohio county, West
" w thPreAly excepted, The said thrrC-nInths
- w If1f'i o. land will IL sold subject 10 the ex.
~ hrtt'n brtoFe stated, antl alSO subject 10 the
.ua \. Therein " CSilia Wells, widow Of the aid
h. ,MH'' acrOnllng 10 the will Of the said
I M nhlA deceaNed, duly proved and nfObated,
IN topefty Is near short Creek and the Ohio river
1SSSshN1ahtyr Wel Virginia,
4uA 0H hLLE,-The purchase money will la ra,
N, ~ W. le lald IN cash. Selling a. trustee, viii
TinS SUCH lille as Is vested In me by tile deed
s.i mentioned, though the title S believed
P,v,, ,,,,. -, WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee,
i S.sISSA rESbLITOS, Attorneys.
s ..S.lAAEA hERNEr, AuCtiONCer. IAnt
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;,,Dr,SrrEs SALE

J. ,,.. If ,Ieel Of trust made BY Samuel !:
BY vlhe " ds,"I August 18th, 1915, and recorded
= @ No 4 MS I'LL IL soa 10 ~ S.' w.
OhyOl w iiIESsi,AY, FEBRUARY liTItt a. ID 1879,
sill o. n, lis orIOEA ", veil At Public Auction
~ bidder a ~, ss' ,S ,S9t y aG So 81 ne
COur llOlE,T ,l,,,rtigtl rUaI estate tO.wiE
tiIIe lnS H. in aid iOwn, County and STATE Oh
% aud Mound 'IrSS, son tSS a So
w let o. ft HE said laII VI said lot being 81
mp a'p mi itins IDrtlOnut the property GRANTED
Ss Es,rs npl 9Gs S ,sHI Sss 70 SoS sag ~
H,btt H I'Ti I "tics in Drtd Hook No. q, al
ttoFd u s TTp NJ, ey s4LE-One hundred dollars 10
~ nd ths residue in two equal lnstSIlmSnts -
sst nSd Eighteen the SI sST ~ sas wv
jhes'I I' I.i N tfit an the property sold, Title
tinTS ri" but clli0g rs trustee ,hall only con-
=, mi tts S Is tested ln y az d h%r q trust
Trustee.
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g.,,xtesm' Safes.

....,,,.Srrv,s SALE OF ClIApLINE
0NRl,SS,l,!Lf' i,rsipENCE.- virtue q q deed q
| sTREhI nInlI Gushing and wife % me, q
mt nlt ~ h,nsIy 4. 1875, and trC9rdel IL Hook
ys' So VIZ lsr SI 'ly q 81 AZ ssS%F lT5I Az
u he Loln ,- Al iOUrlu K, 4. ", the following
TERRt AM >, i1Sil; Lot No l6l sttnal0ion thy
i,FfNsd PiGlFs Splint street, letWecn s2d aud 2Sd
drsl. tea M"'' Si,Ts.lhn Tor a. much more y
flEII =" ' MAJ elc to pay IN cash, and ihS IAl.
q. p''s ,S t twelve f FES SSsa
ucbths ullA '' ,,.'Stj by deed Of trust on the
payments 70 !" III an insurance " the anUnht Of
N! IGt, The brprat Of lhG trHI;i nnrr,t Trns,ss
iv.9 lah5
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rRUsTEE,S SAlE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Philip Grub
81 NIRni, bis vile, to me, dated tho 18th Of March,
III AMI IrcOtdsl In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
ld u Trust bpuk No. Il, HlSe 10, shall sell At
Esk iuetiOa, to the highest hidrer, At the trout
lNothe Court House u saId county, In the city Of
Hks,lIny AN
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uIusreius at 10 o'clock a. NJ, arertRIn portion or
Il 4 gOaad Of that Iarrrl u land which was oil the
u diy d February, 1870, conveyed 10 Christian
Taht by deed FROM 7. b. Bushheld et al, rs recorded
hlLS EronleTS Otite Of ohio county, West vlTgi-
" 10 Irri B0E No. 81 page 1866 the portion or lot 10
sSA, lvius b,ahl,d anil described rs follows Be-
lplnEOa the north side Of the County Road at the
nh ras r0turr Of Charles SchWeriieScr's lot,
Ao'r running along Qtd county ROAl 10 north
au diIeCti0n Glty (LO feet, thence nurthWArlly to
6oee' kuH iOEiy.dye ~ feet thence down said run
Ey 1901 let, 10 SchwerlitSeI's line, thence south.
Rdly along ad SCliwGlieIer's East line slxty (GO)
nv The place Of beginning,
IHm u sale; One half u the purchase money,
~ nath more aS the purchaser may elect In hand,
lahhr 10 lNO equal !nSlalments payable six and
hdTe months respectively after date Of sale, with liz
hot hs purchaser 10 give bonds for the deferred Ia.
nlnsni 'sraTul BY deed Vi trust on the property,
lFiAeT With policy Of Insurance on the building,
IslSnrl, Title leleyed to he good, but selling ii
ttle shall convey only such lille Us Is vested In
y by Vid DEED Of trust.
" GIN. r. LlSCI, Solicitor.
WM. e, HANDLAN, Trustee.
/ VIII, HALLER AuCtlOuCeF, Inns
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illRUSTEE'S SALE.

NJ virtue Of irel Of trust made by Henry s.
Etkif, Ial Mary ", his wife, to me, dated the 2nd
4, n FtbTuaty, 1873 aud fecnrtel 10 the ohce Of
iIirI,fk Of ihr tUunty COurt Of Ohio county, West
y,ripI Ia mad niTfst Box No. u, iullNs 5Bl and
* ,hilI ell at public auction 10 the highest bib
n, Al lhr inn dSotO the tOurt House Of said cOln-
nj Ihr rity OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, MARCH $, 1879,
at ~ O'clOUk a. NJ, the following Dc.
,rtl1i pvb,Tty It.Eil. \ plrt VI the lot numbered
IL Il Eli and Chaplne's addition 10 the city Of
gh,rlIn,, situated Oh the corner west Of Chapline
ami 1nd north vi ALLEY twenty, beginning Rt the
sa,bt1N rlfirf VI all lat, thence running north
IA, The EASTERN boundary " sid let tiftetn feet,
I.sFt IrllUaly In line parallel with the southern
hgbiiry nl aid lot QUE hundred and twenty-five
m, THAR soulhHanlly with an alley hileen feet,
ts,brr saiiuanlly one hundred and twenty.twO feet
iii hr southern boundary Oi said lot to the place Of
lSInnlnf. bFing the SAINT property conveyed TO said
Rthin W Ilurs Campbell and wife by deed bear
ID late The 18th layOl SOyemler, 1873, and recorded
hihtt1siks Ofre u the County Court Of Ohio cOun.
IL. In ltel BOk NJ. 81, p9ge Isl,
fkENI0F StLE-ilRr thousand dOllais oil the pur-
~. uOnty, u as much more rs the purchaser may
DIT Ia haul, The balance In two equal Ins!Rllments,
nyihle ,I aud twelve months respectively after the
hl ale With interest, the deferred p Iymenls 10 he
Sufui By del u trust III the property sOld. Title
lItJtde,s but selling rs trustee shall only eOti-
M Iuth lille as Is vested In nae by Naid decd Of ttuS
X J. D. EWING Trustee
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Trains leaving Columbus at $40 ?. " and $50 A, M.
run daily. Through Chicago express leaves ColumbI,
daily, except Sunday, a $40 p, ~, With seepnR car
attached arriving 10 Chicago At 73O next morninv
Eerths can Be secured In advance at Union Depot
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
through without change from Stebenyille and Coun.
eas 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81,
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping CIR
Aoeommodatlons, mud any inrther Information apnly
g J1S. n. RElLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent d fs AZ
hAnd!e Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or al civ
'ieket Once, under Mcl.urO House, WheelInv.
~ D. W. CALDWELL,
9. n. FELTON,, JR, "
NJ o,I SsSi sapt Pittsburgh, Pa.
.., aen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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pnsela, Dc.
pHGNtx SALOON AND RESTAURANT
L No, 9 WARRINGTON HALL.

Is The Anest saloon aud restaurant In the State
Everything desired At hTst-SAls RESTAURANT ean u
lou I'd AZ tho Phoenix. All lOcacl6S o. ihO season.
sub q y!ers game, se served III the best o. style
and etgan In stock. AUGUST R0LF.
ee21 Pfoptietof.
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FERvENT WORKS.
A aood Mnmnn,s TesiIlnon,


Under date Of February q, 1878, Miss So.
rah T. Smith writes from Linwood, Delaware
county, Pa, TO Col. Dunbar, Of Waukesha,
Wis. This letter Is before rs. II bears the
unmistakable evidence Of culture and refine.
ment, besides being pprvalled with tie writer's
religious feelings and full belief that a Divine
hand led her to try Bethesda Water for her
atlliction, "Brlghts Disease" Wemake some
extracts, After detailing her intense suffer.
Ing, Miss Smith tells OF the arrival Of the first
gallon Of bethesda Water:
vt came, and followed the directions,
stopping all other medicines In less than
four hours the pain was gone. slept well
that night, and the next day LEPr Nf ROOM
ron TTlE PiRsT TINE FoR YOUR WEEKS"
The supply OF water Il ga. then gave ont,
and Il was five days before the sufferer re-
ceiyed q ten gallon keg. Meanwhile, "the
pain had returned, and all the old misery.
IN Wedn, Sday night (Feb. 49,, l suffered so
that ! was given u OF q grain Of morphia (the
most ! overlook at one timel without effect.
Oh Thursday commenced drinking the wa.
terat 8 A. NJ, and before noon WAS PERFECTLY
PRER nom Iain and have had NO RETURN
Of 1t"
The writer, In conclusion, says: 'prhere Is
something peculiarly happy in the thought OF
Go,1S, Jaws Oe"e'''eN Dl"ANELi Wy ."e manu- u
:! General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
JOSEPH FLEMING,
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRlcE-SO cents per gallon, u per quarter
bbl., S half bbl., sic per Dbl.
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

SUFFERERS E Es., sf fSsse,. DeSst anE;;
Vlg0F, syphilis, or any
form q disease, cured At the old WESTERN
MEDICAL INSTITuTE, 29a Vine 80, Gin.
elnnRtl, BY the only sure and reliable Tetnede1.
No charge until cured. Cali or write for free
advice. Charges low. Half rates 10 The
poof. oo5-daK
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rnRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ETATE-
lhs undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of Decd Of
hHby Martin l.. I'LL aud Clara e. llIII, aud On re.
efd Ia ltel trust BoOk No. II on page MS, In the
- y Tie Clefk4i the County Court Of Ohio county
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ere ACRES

27S ACRES,
KnoWn M the home farm Of the late Alexander
Campbell and wilt be sold o. whole or In three or
uore parcels as may seem beat for the interest Of ali
parties.
TRIMS OF sALE-0nc-four Of the purchase money
cash 10 hand on tho day Of salc the residue IN three
equal instAlments on credit Of one, two and ehree
years respectively the purchaser giving his bonds
with good security bearing interest from the day Of
C for the deferred payments with the option 70 the
purchaser to pay any all Of said bonds lei9re ma
tuIty aud the title retained until the prrhaSo mon
sy fully paid. by consent the land VIII 30 sold clear
o. dover, the wliG Of W. T. Campbell joining In the
decd, but subject TO the rights Of Ms. s H. Campbell
n the hOn 4ed house and curlllege rs named Ia sad
bill,
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A.. ".
Plas Of said land can be seen at the Shcrids oaice
WelAbuEg, at any time after pecember ], 1873.
no28 lie. CURTIS, Sheriff C,
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 18th, 1873. j.. CURTIS, s. p, C.
and there Is an Impression that wish to have
my Plare bought 10; this mistake wish 70 correct,
An$ one asslitE to purchase will do the a favor by
Janis wM. p. CAMPBELL
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RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
SCIATICA
CAN BE CURED.

somany instances where severe cases Of Rheu.
mRtiGm, Neuralgia, sclstca, Ague In Face, Nery.
Gus Headache, ETC., have been entirely cured BY
the Curative, that we do not hesitate to say Il
Will cure every case II used as we direct
The cures performed has astonIShed the med.
iCal profession, as well Is the patients them.
selves, who In many eases had given
up all hope OF ever being cured.
The Curative Is put up In large bottles for
family uSc, and no family should be without II
For Burns, 6ealds, Cuts, wounda,
Bleeding, Toothaehe, Earaehe, sore
Throat, DiphtherIA, Catarrh, Bowel
Complaints, Kidney Complaints, and
all Nervous Diseases, Il II the
BEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Do not suffer pain when you can be 50 easily
Every Druggist keeps it.
' PmPARto Nv
Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, o.
MwE LOGAN, LIST & CO.. Agents.
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AN INTERESTING STORY.

wuEELINo, January 81, 1879. wv ''''''
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sRSTI.WEEKLY.

BY mad, a aduaass, Ioltsge prtpald.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-30
SITTING BULL.
He Crosses intOCaBada. /.

CmcA0O, January 20. General sherl.
dan 10 ia receipt Oi a communication
from Fuu Belknap. NJ T., from Indian
Agent W. J. Lincoln, dated January
ith, confirming the news OF sitting Ball
having crossed the border. lie says b"
IL reliably informed that there are 80
Iodges 81 PlrgAns Ia the Bear Paw
Mountains, about fOry miles souih
west Of ths post and that probably ~
many more Blarkieet blOo,is and Phgzus
are now on their way 10 Ilar Paw noun.
tains aud we're in dose proximity at
last account. Tho Greeks, Briiizii in.
dians, ar. also ia the mountains The
British AssiBbanies have camped With
the American Arsimlanies' sitting
Bull j. on frenchmen's creek, this AIDE
ul the line, with his camp. The o-fensibie
reason for this influx 10 the pursuit al
buffalo. which they say are not 10 be
found north Il the. Missouri river.
They claim g. he friendly, but Sgent
Lincoln regards their prereDee IN such
numbers q matter ~ grave import lie
j. sure II the OrOs ventres, but noto The
Aszinalsines, who are influenced ff
hAi 10y their British nztnesakes. Coi.
Brooke, of -. Louis, Ia fTvsrfipg th's
intelligence, promises later ness IRON
Isis soouts ia lev days