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, 1880-04-03

CnrT, whom he know IN Philadelphia. LAO. was
not nhrrled to Miss Carr.
estat1ons Of Innocence and tiroats agalnst Ills
nrouscrs, nrd 10 tho man with the diamal nhme
wills Ictt NlnnC. In appearance hc H. u SGnFs O!
nRc, tnl md slender, .tn5k hnl. and eyes, md ~
bead. md, II not a fil!nin0is-l0okErT Mntf. cer-
piairet and pettor than hs writca. -
The facs 9, his es!ns lnself up e to ~
havo do!e, casts faint tt11Eo of possibility in
would be to dAbotlcvo tho clerk porry, who is
'Ss1Sdy SoS yc a%S wo a'0 e. IT,
folIoo THO statements TINT they ktuw tho ntoro
was to 1,o fired. and that tiloy Bnw Arbucklc,
nltas ktnan, onter tho place five minutes beforn
So en5a ssor p erfy ' e. R pSra
,boti. arc, guilty Of moro than arsou. Tho
oviIetco IL anltoscthor against Arbucke, e,liowover.
fiesldes, thoro nre eaveral weak Volnts III his
sSra oss;sa III "srsnaSWa 1t Gy osea s q s
to otlhok tho next tnorning, lapse Of twelve
hours, Ia both Unreasonable MID unsatisfactory.
Tie run from hero to valpnralso Is only
af'ss ssys. 2s H. sxs ss' he.s 'its
is quito reasonable md which cur be cnslIy
proven, Il cUrrcct- This is. TINT nftcr
s @ Ss4a 1s NH m atgr dsgo he s = s IT,
building. With n ttckot In bis possession t1o
might ciisfly have gotten ms fur lis valparaiso
upon some oile OF INC nlnny 9ntKolnK lfclRht
a,!n, ss s's q ks k'saSey, Yo , 0oo a apv
now rtcces or evidence. The prisoners Il cclnra-
tOn TINT hn ttOes not want tho insurance loves
Tug o'se tS9ca etIrey aes H e
In the West division foltee Court, but q con-
tlnunnc0 Will doubtless lC tnkotl,
, 1880-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
LOCAL THEATRES.


In comparison to TINT Of tho previous week.
bnslncss At the thcatrcs hns bccn largo during
tho pnst. Mlss Cavcndsh has ATTRACTED tho Mt
tcntlon Of tho thoughtful by her powerful per-
sonntoo Of Jane Short at Mcviclser's Theatre,
but VIC fancy tho trcasury would havo been
stoutcr ~ tho end OF the week had tho MANAGE
mont changed tho bill after three or four repre-
sontnuons Tho play Is too sombre In Its chnr-
meter over to becomo very popular. On Monday
night Miss Cavcntllsh gives us Utatrtee, md on
Thurs lay she will appear as Iao*diind. 30 Nc
vlcker's stage for tho cntiro week will DO given
up to comedy. "The TrasedInns Of Kalasna.
ZOO" worry tart organization ut Hoojoy's, close
thcir enlargement this evening, and on Moud4y
Robson and Crane eomo b9tore Us II
Sus been spokon ,ispsly 3f o. VIII Will o!fIptto
II, bis funny comedy OF !" Tho Professor" tas
done we'll ut I!AmlLn'a. Tie gives why to Oofty
Goott'g "under tho Gnslsght" combination,
while Sid Fr.lnco Mt tho Olympic will Tomorrow
evening retire In fnvOr Of Alice OntcH 1nl her
company. OF cot,rNo "Hobbics" ut Hnyerly's
has captured crowds, md therc Is every pro6a.
Lillty that "Encl,n.lttilent" will do tho same
next Wce&. The Kir7tlfy brothers hAro been
here for several days drilling tho lnllet. looking
ntser snc scensry, costumes, lime lights. anl
river at tlie Acadsny Of Music 1.-THE Lowea.
tlrlwn largely. The bill ut this house for next
week comprises John Il. Weaver In his drnnnn OF
":rohy." Homer and Hnllcy,. gor,y-anl-tlanco
artists: KartlI and AugtlstN Ort!ey, Hungarian
iuBH11rS: tho Mprrlssoys, jJg tlanGerS; anl tue
negro specialist Harry Wootlson.
, 1880-04-03
SAINT ANDREW.

4 Merry I3nll for the Cnuso of Charity.
Tho annual bnll OF tho Illinois st. Alldrew'H
Society 1T tho Tromont House laat ovunlng was
Il very select nl5uir. there bolng II much
atnntler attendance thnn has usually char
noterzed the annual gatherings Of this
Association. Tho guests NIL ot,tnp luta+ AMI
dancing wus not commenced III tho .lIntng. room
until about hAlf.past 10 O'Clock. There wore Il
goodly number OF kits md plntds dtsplaycd by
tho mon, and two or threo Ut thG lutltGs wott
elaborate pattests Of tho short kilt skirt
Of tho lliyhl4nsl lasstc. Monroe and Kent, tho
tS ~ p9 w9 Sys w. s% T. u" t1s
seleottuus for y swoi,l dance and otl,Cr High.
@ Was c1uo,stcd, loanas "rches,rn h fur,.ishins tho
sn.,so " tholr usuA! artlstlo il.'.nner.s ~
The cn1n,t , of AE,FSsn5 ig,, 0sstGd q
iislgo, JONI 7. isatsu. and i. hiackny. Fis He
Ssspo ss'p' wa wGS'an'fe2R Rrks Msss,s d. A's Hopsa ksk
Arthur, J. 4. ya,eItinv.r f|oor alanaEors. John
Gt1sp spa9 ooick saa preession was formed
es Es ssrr WIFE wss g SY ts ssR. @
Aate!y ntter supper, anA + was not unss! the
hs ew @ day tSat te lst q tic ' patty lit tho
Among those present Werb hl1Ssra M, Wallace,
]. A. WALLACE, J. H. Ntchio; J, T. StowIrt. I. +.
AIItlrow T.. 1tuiyo, John Y. ls4iren' hls
li0nur M4yor Harrison, Con-, .'JntM bic.
tho Sixth ltcgancnt, =. jnniua Duncan.
Huntington, WlliA.n Dewur. john Ii. llotison. J.
j. MoEab. j. ii. tellloy, e. i. Libby, John
John q, e. Campbeil, Ja2a9 cAMsrt,n,
W. i, llrady. Aluxa1lder kirkland, n. Cameron,
ltobort 1tIularl, KdwArl u. 0Akfprl, g: HDl1n-
n!a, Il. u. Au{Njnaia VI Ontario, Fred ". liAynp.
i. D. Wallace. y. U. Wood. Alfred y.
liaygo. JaMes AsdrcKor ,lago lNgGrgo u; Eye:
FNrlsn, Capt. Ii. Robins alti Lieut. Lo baron ut
tho Bixth lteximunt, hlsa 4hn.io sttwArt, Mra
John A!atun, Miss hesMs W@!.ace, M!ss Agnes
Wallace, Miss Jnlla Mnlntyro, Mrs: =. Z. DIX.
fiss fia1o X iao, 81 oat s4 1azie GampSeli,' a' H. as.
j. Il. McNa6, Miss ftracu a!cNab, Miss g. r.
Libby. Mrs. !Nashllxt.M licslnx, Ills. Lara
0arIut, NN. John Il. Itolson, Miss Cnrrio Hind
Nrs, iforatlo b. Calvin, Mn. WiiiiaI,s
n5sioy. Mns. Jc.9me s. nrYwn. Nh @ D canorS.,,
str,beeker. Ara,'.A, bloNell, bta HeorKo +.
fyfe, Mn. Kirkland Mias N. Nash, Bliss A. 6uott,
al!ss QeMavtevv LAf4y1ttu, Mrs. ChArloA Qas-
uuOino, Mn. Andzpw Forbes, Mr., l.. A. uphaul.
Miss Z. +. Ford, and tho Ntsscs lfooley.
, 1880-04-03
FOND DU LAC NEWS.
FoOling About tho prcsIdency-Tho
judicial Oontost-Thc' Putty House
Drawing.

FoOling About tho presIdency-The
judicial Contcst-Thc. Putty House
Drawing.
~ ~ 1o1of Q! ane ca.ed0o 7r1ouns.
FOND nu LAC, April a-TAo spring eleCslons
In Wisconsin arc exciting moro thnn ordinnry
intorost ewing to tho fooe tint t}av aro TN, ,r,
1.,Ha w tho ...s,et ~ n.o.,sarta. nse - ~ %
.oae ~ tno stc"t ffesiueluhi contcat 70 1oI!oW
lator In tho year. The "third term" is not
Without tta advocates here, but uB a general ,
thing tho cry comes from sourco MT caonlnteI
70 s'v@ ae .o o. the saWart Ko
vontions, makes delegates, and rolls up Isepub-
ltcau mnIoritlcs In tho I,nd9er statc. Tho
.,s@A .".I,, .s,',,.asa =. 49, naNs' Sta.o' 4au
stoaay thlnkets ana aagacious observers Of
ovonts In tho political nranu nrc imbuea with
the very sensible idea that tho Republican party
Wushlurno, GurieEu. and 30 Ou down thn iist
who ars oapnb!u Ut leading tho purity to victory
in thp coming contest, and when th9 Stnto Con.
vontion for tho salooaon Of duleaates i assem-
no maIl'a Htnto 10 10 pediIed or huekstercd OUT
ut ChtcnKo for tho g1utIhcation Of any Individual
aspiration,
1,ho Judicial contest In tho Fourth District of
this StatQ haa jtaelf down Il, rr o,,n
test butwoo0 judge McL44s1, and Coi. Gifsnn. The
, 1880-04-03
ST. LOUIS CONVENTIONS

81. LovIs, April S.-1hu st. LOl.ls brunch Of
tho Western socicty for tho Ruppx, caslua ut v,ce
hetd It's annual meeting To- nlgit, ut which An
thony comstnck, OF New York. mAlo rupott Of
the pRat years u proceedings " tho paront society
In tho East.
Tho Missouri State branch Of tho Woman's
neard OF Atsatona for tho luteror hcld teIr thlra
Annuat me9t!nx to- day' and Tonight. The or
g1llzau0n u il Q tIstsfcrous condition, ul,4 will
soon send Two yedlIK .atlles uy missionaries, one
70 Central Ttsk'sy. snl one % JaIlia- hvW,rty Of
tno WORK " t1s Hs,urts In knuIHA and Colorado
S.l Were naan, AhValuY good progress ln u!ose
, 1880-04-03

DENyE'e Colo. April 2-Tho prOtsautcd :lItir
gntlon hetween tho Denv Or & Ito uruudo ltsii.
way, tho Atohlsoti, TopGkn 4 Santa Fb, aud tho
Pueblo Arkansas Val.ey compaulus ~ hnal-
ly been ci1,1 by tho entry hero oc-decrees tn
tho cascs nl.sle lust wsrk by Judyd Miller Thu
IAenver s Itia Grande Company has takcn pos
session Ut the LcalsAlIs IJAe. and Il pressing
thu workpf completion With grcat v2or. That
line win. be con,ISyshl tu Lnaasilla III about
sixty daysa Dy tAsf decsess the Dase' Of oon~
, 1880-04-03
TESTIMONIALS,
ILLINOIS.

Disease Of the Stomach and LfvcF.
-.,. Cnlfp, Alexander Co, Ill
nxAN Sin: Suffering for sonl0 tin,o with Headache
and D!seABe OF tho bton1neh and Liver, induced
Easturcd MO " parfect hea1th and strength.
No. NJ EEhth-BL EllAH. bllE1LHYs
, 1880-04-03

- Belyiuere. uoona Co., H., Feb. 4 1a7a.
DEAR Sth: have bseH nain9 your INDIAN HOOD
eyuP tor some lime hnd perfectly shtlAtsd with
petite Strcnstiens thu Nerves. leaniatns the aU.&-
neh and llDruls. and Noltovcs hheAmatiHm: would
nut be Nttholtt&- NILS. MESTFALL.
, 1880-04-03
0RITIIARY.

bosntN'sApri s.-GeorvO Puncharl, author Of
ING nv uDry Of CUngErgauopullsni," In his
earlier yeus a minister. aud for ten years one
y /1h9 eiltura and publishers Of tho boston
b: tri disd this moFnin9 IL tho 74tt ysas II
, 1880-04-03
SOUTHERN ROADS,

ATLANTA, On, April s.-Mr. Ncwcomh. Prcst-
dent Of tho LoutsvtIEo t. NnahvIlle lsalroad, md
Col. DO Funiak, General Manager, hnvc bccn
hero III consultation with Mr.. Wn,llcy, OF tho
t}enrgiA Central. Tho party loft Inst night for
between tho two c,n1panies hayp l,ets!, sutttct!,
nl,d thtt tho lotayillo & Nashville 1tntlronh WILL
0bailtl0n tho building OF tho Georgia Western.
, 1880-04-03

F[shgF ChRmpaI9n GO. III,
nKAN SIR: This 10 70 certify TINT your INDIAN
Hl.uGD BYNul hns d1ne mo more Road for Kldnay
Complaint xnd Heart disease than nny other pcdt.
, 1880-04-03

Btruetcd rond to tho Atchison CunpanY Il cam
ccled and tho Receiver discharged nnd ordered
Company. This will be done carly next week.
Tho limo "a In excellent condition md doing
Extension Ii completed to ConeRns, nnd .,000
mon arc ut work.
, 1880-04-03

sALT LAKE. U. r., April "a meeting at
rtucho orsnnlzcd company 10 buill railroad
to connect With tho Ut1h Southern extension.
The latter Is open for business to Hack Rock
Springs, thirty .soycn niles fronfFrlBco.
, 1880-04-03
THE MISSOURI RISING.

FpZFtd1 UNpdtth "a lN4 Ck4sI9o 1FH1V11<.
s1oux CRY, IT,, April s.-ThtS forenoon there
WIS the t1rSt heayy rain siuce last August. Tho
Missouri River. haE risun over fo0t In tho past
ttss4ivts htbuss
, 1880-04-03
Indications Of Serious Set to
the Gould Ring in the
Southwest.
Tho Western Indiana Defines It's Tcrnai-
nus-Opposlsion to Its
Plans.
The Denver & Rio Grande Take Pos
session of Their Lead
willie Limo.
TIE CHICAGO y PACIFIC.

OfB adtlG AbouC q ScaAE HHus Mst itL6t uSH4 ktheh
In ut.icr to enable tho Chicago, milwaukee, IT.
Paul to arqufru possession Of tho samo and
atnalgurnatc It with lis system Of roads. 1t has
heretofore been stnted In IIE TRIBUNE TINT tho
milwaukee, & st. Paul had for some t!mo past
becn lnaklng efforts TO secure control of this
property In orrlcr to tise 1t "a pnrt of direct
lltu FROM Chicago to CeiAr lsnpEds and ltock
1slnnd in connection with It's Western Union
brunch, 1t has been claItned by number OF
newspnpors that tho artiHlc in TUE Tlun-
uNE Regarding tho purchase Of tho
Chicago j. paolfc BY tho milwaukee,
Il st. Paul had no foundation In fact,
but events have proved that tho Information
heretofore given IN this paper Wis correct III
almost every particular. As nlroaay stated, Mr..
JohnI. Blair, who purchased tho road Mt tho
foreclosure sale, held about 81. .480, COO In bonds
out Of total iss,lo Of 100000, considerably
more than one-hnlf Of tho whole. At nrst the
Milwaukee & Ut. Paul, which wns determined to
secure this property. tried to purchase Mr.
Ulairs interest, md oflcrcd him fair price for
tho same. hut Mr.. Dlair refused 10 sell, his
evident intention being to turn tho property
into tho hands OF the ChicaEo t. Northwestern,
with which road he is closely nlcd,. and conse-
q,icntly the milwaukee, l. vt. Paul Ind to tako
tho other alternative to got control or
sicemei as 'o rs pr provided for ' BY ' taw lind
THO St Paul succeeded In buying Mr. 4fair's tn-
M1nd hayo sSr sysd ,,1a AZ Y
paying for, tho Judgments and Receivers ccfitn-
ss9tes agalnat Tho old Conpany. hut; Is Mr.:
with him, tho st. PAUL IL order 70 hayo tho rotd
redeemed, purchased MI tho stock 1t could &c,
Necsyor gt ds could So Eotten had
of. Hnying succeeded III this beyontl tho most
Bang1lnp expectation. all that rg1anlned for tho
was to take tho proper action to secure Its re-
demption. This was done yesterday. when
meeting OF tho stOckh0lders Of the Chicago
pnrf1& hP1I In MfA Gn1rfn n1WNfN
, 1880-04-03
At. PAUL d SIOUX CITY.
Special Dtspdteh to Th$ Chltdeo Tribune.

Stoux CtTY, IT,, April 2.--As a confirmation Of
tho report, sent ycatcniay," that the ChEcago Il
Northwestern, hnvo rot contrib Of tho coissot-
dated st. Paul 4 Sioux City lines, It trhnspirota
to-day that tho Cashtor If tho lnttor Company III
this city In nmkInG bis ren1ittllrns direct to tho
general ol,co OF tho former Company In ChiA1Ho.
, 1880-04-03
Third~pnY Chilli,

Flora, Clay Co.. III
pnAR nm; Th!s i 70 eertlty thnt yoMf INDIAN
altaf nsl other medicines hnd failed. ,.,, ,,,,,,,
, 1880-04-03

speedily curts ChtIls and can Recommended It the
Nenrxigia. ELI Al7CtfEf.l,
, 1880-04-03

receive n Rorfous set-bAck In hls ambitious
scheme to control hll the roads west OF tho
Mississippi. ATn1nUNE reporter WINS informed
yesterday by u most reliable purity, who ought
to be, ind evidently is, well informed, that Jay
Gould ia likely tn loss control OF tho Missouri,
KnnsIs + Texas leuilway. In flot 1t is, claimed
TINT Sfr. Gould never hnl rcnl control OF the
property. lie md sonlc OF his frtnnds got into
tho Directory Of tho rond by borrowing the
proxies Of como OF tho stockholders. THE THiu-
uNE reporter tumblel OH tho above news by
heArlnK tumor that Mr.. T. F. Onkes Is soon to
be appointed uenorul Manager IT tho Missouri.
Katisas Texns Mr.. Onkcs wis formerly With
the Kansas Pacific, but loft when Gould got
oomtre of that road Ho Y nov 9sn.
roals. These roais lnterscet tho Missouri, KIN.
tho stoclholdors Of tl,esc roads held blarrh u ut
knnsas City. It hocnnu apparent that tboy bad
r.ssstl iAto the hanls o. nosto capitn!lsts most
ef's% n s Sayesr H. a IT, iIna%cii @ Shssiss
N. 4. Grlswoii, Gpr.lon Do1tor, mud other iios-
t1n eapit4!lists mo59 or lusa tntnrcste:li ln the
abn9, so9a n Mow tho dGss a' H. okes
Texas shows thnt those sumo gontlotncn hayo, or
Te %t ,nto, to Sbtn eon,fo ,nos St the
10 3"!a' tho abovc-i,aMcd Knr,sas roa'is
to tho Missouri. kaslsas < Toxas: Tho t.iot that
tho gentleman above referred TO stuffed. WHEN
approached IN tho subject, that tho Missouri,
K,,Ilsas s. Texas wna abaut to slip from, Gtnltl's
Rraap. although he could not say wiio would got
eonti1ll Of 1t. t,nkcs II curtaln thAt tho Boston
people viii lave 1t. This will prt,vv a serious
set~haok TO GOULD. and ptaco the Dttrliigton on
top, which will, by extending Its NubrHskA roId
to l)onvcr as 1t Intends to do this summon, get
into Golills best territory. md, with the Nils.
goltr, EhnH,s Il Texns and the OthGr roatia mined
nbuvc, cut him out OF tho Fur Southwest nltt,-
kethcr. should these Hoston capitalists nlso 10
Mhlo to force Mr: Nlckerson froIu tho AtehtB0n,
TUpckA HAnta Ft, III tboy Hro trying to tfo. md
w1rk II moro In hnrtnony with tho burlington,
thon Goud's backbone may Virtually bo cousil-
erred brukull.
, 1880-04-03

About 20 Iaborora In tho KInzlo street freight
house Ut tho Milwaukee s. st. I'nul llallroad
struck ycstuttlay bcoauso they 10 uld not gCt IN
advance OF - rsr cent In thelr wages. Thoy
hive boon receiving $lss, aud wanted $l.50,
giving As rcuRon that rcuts nd tho cost Of
living hnvo fncrcaseA fully 10 por cont In tho
lust your. 6o,uv freight bud to be zes,lso<l dur
Ing tho day, but tho clerks and other mon pa!d
by tho month turned 1t, and tool pare Of UoIlsil-
uFnbls. Tho uflceEs of the c. ciupaMy s!y they
will not pHy more ttAn ,-thnt that Ia moro
thn,, sono r,us uni ~ much ..s any aro paying,
mud thnt III ABUNDANCE Vt lc lp Gun bo hnd ut
thAt r1ltb. ...... .
There Is considerable tltssat .afaction ntnnnY a
clIlss Of lnborcrs ut tho. Michigan Southern
fTolFht-iep9t-tho lnen who arn getting el.S5.
@ srs u he,is via have H. ~ ta reeo,ylSx silss
Ind l0 rei,ta tGakod on ~ lril !, .,uknx their
SA9es 6la.3. Thu uthars, vi III waru net kl1nllas-
y treated, clat, that leo Ia tlnnb tlleul by
tho Discrimination, uHl th0y Arv talking the mat
ter over, a1,l Aay conclude " stFlkv.
, 1880-04-03

TeAtnpolis, En1nnhAm Co.. III
DEAR Atn;: Your grcAt INDIAN Hi.Oop sYluf'99
Tacoaimanu II 70 kll aiul!arly aiIetsl, ,c, ,uns
, 1880-04-03

COLOR JfIIINDNESS.
NEW YoNK, April A-rennsylvnntn Railroad
omployGs are examining ns to color bllndness
, 1880-04-03
For NeuralEtA.

UAGI9fEn, N6M1JE0H CU TT.
DHAn BrN, 1wkstrouh1ed win NsnrhsIa f4f sNn. WE.
HYHbP ana ain happy 70 my has GntSs ~
, 1880-04-03

nffHiit SYij; f.ir tfai fl,nt IL l. XII Il Il fsct,n.
nuldod 70 be- and ndv1e Auyune Tho may be IN poor
hoAJA % 'tlya II d trial. NIX. EitkEMAH.
, 1880-04-03

Plymouth IdBcoct Co.. III.
DgAR Str; hays been t;oublgd With h,,t19snsas ne.
INDIAN lisOOD HYAuts A1d found u ~ " Z fi;uAa
VsinabIA medirlnn. Yu0AAS TNlM4lE.
, 1880-04-03

= NeOER. C0Mbetland Co, III.
DEAR SIR: Ny daughter hnd Chls for f,Hrloon
nunths. and ! tried almost evaEythinx. but Elthant
HOOD BY!IuP,, = ahoIt trist ot which oi1scsaaIiy
cured her, 1hs syEo2 be- nlso greatly eensntsd @ ths
stnce hare had your medicine N ny house would
nut be without IT, and recommend ~ use to sufturiRk
huuauity. NoSSAANAa lAWNkNcH-
, 1880-04-03

BLUOH sYnup haa cured me of Lung nl.sa'o .ln..
chvxffuly kecumm0nd II 10 a!l suffering hMrantty:,
lSAtA W1IYlRGV9H.
, 1880-04-03

Waterman Station. Dc Khlb Co., III.
DxAN B1n: This Il 10 certify that your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP hAa cured me Of Pain IN thg luck.
il u 4 vAluAbto tnedicln0. MRS. WuUD.
, 1880-04-03

SnnQNich, DA hMo 70. ILL.,.
ss'ss 9?s sgss
h.. surs ' u IT,
euro ror Heart NIsexse.
vou, r,s* %sutR9ll.ks tElkN E15at%s 5 s9ii1@, S
Ill !. s
Al ,1,at II II Hccommendod to he.
n,ys p:ss ss.' az sxn 5ssi
&c ssi si': 'ssss :SSSk
Diseases Of the Lungs,
r ss =. e.: i!:;s
:s::@.sH;
For Neuralgta.
D.An ss s :$''ss IF
sss0r sssS's s.SS' ss7' $i!: SsJ sis
Dyspepsta Cnrcd.
DEAR sn: b.,s s'Sssiss :sssfs
isStSs :Ssiss "a saSE2s iSSi 4ls Il Il s''
Mover Fails to Cure.
.9sts 81 se s.ns: s:ls s;s$
ssisfsa shs ssSss m 'P.'"a saa Ia oo'd
s's'' u 'n'''s' ''1''''' XII eEsiGSfizApHrf as1xk !.
An Agents Testimony. =. !.
g.as g..: ~
mana 'a W % suffering ha"'n'Si{i 'Si{ilopA A. REED.
necommends II to All. m
r: Aurora, Kane Cos I'LL.
*sss ssSs sss'sSs ss'S s SSSs
Liver Complaint.
SS{S 81:
81 I'd :e
Rheumetism.
p,An s: T.. o& M
ss ssHS {ssk
s . na sx
A Good Hood Purifier.
~ 1 ,ss: s.sS 4 Ss5I $
H. a.:s 'a ;$:;%aS
Suppression or nenstruation.
s'i "a "a @
- s!: .5 ~ s.:
q Il. P oh
1884, 'ssaaf os:1
sss |ss
Female weakness.
Swn nn nHfV
, 1880-04-03
L1sT0FWl{QLEsALE DEALERS
n. Cluk hhl0n's Indian Blood Syrup
CHICAGO ill,

VNtCNUV1 IGks
VAN, eCEAACK. sTEvKNsON + Co.. "a and "
NqaiiI soSs 'FLpAMgR 4 co, 81 md d Laas.sa
tI1l4Ek Il &tuLLEH II A&tkSt.st
Ekb ESkkf4a sS5J s hlsaB JpssaB U4aatht Do. w.s.,4s..
, 1880-04-03

Oyspcpaia and KndIEcstlons
49," Sandwich, Do KMtb Co, III.
DrAn MIR. This u TO certify that yuur INDIAN
hns Sotnnioto1 cursI me II Tyspopsin 1tis Ill sesi
madeleine ayut used HIRAM i. ALLlN.
, 1880-04-03

Khn4t1, EdGAf Ei,, TT.
1,rAM StN; I hays rAed your sxnollHni INDIAN
N5Itl1 EYHtt{s m nv fAty for tID gust nve years,
nnn NJ 70 xIW sys found 1t iust "A recomMended ttA
ths hnsk f1itiiY uouictD0 ever used In my faulty
AkY, Ill. A. NuNkH.
, 1880-04-03
Suppression OF Denstruatiou.
Sheridan I a IsiIA IA II

D1AR stns Nv dAuEntsr WA sH1ersr from SUP
III a,tscS5,y fvf Moss thsa ys.t 1sh ,ha tssatMsas
OF TWO pbYeicAnsIone Allopathto .9d oas Momsn.
medicines. among which was pr jsyne,s Als!an!e.
bsthauxht mysolt Of tbs INDIAN BLOOM 6tnUr:
And, running over Y1Ne p2Mph3Rt ny 4JS cAuahe
Yo1t Es@sif. % the d:ss.s N,'h Taleh shs - "a "a
adto!us. and. to she joy Of ~ frtsna
abs Wa soon restored 70 reSH!As!t} knd hoalin
, 1880-04-03

Pontiac, Livingston County. H.
DIAN s1H: This I. y ssrs!fy That ! hsrs 1, hss5
b sHYssiGFts y
OSun greatly troubled with Weakness. Your nsdls
ta'"H - '~sAo'' f"1'"s'' R1toDA uApBipr,
, 1880-04-03
Mover Fails to Cure.

n,An am, nv. p,ea in1o1' Vpr9 II1NI1HN Tloo
SYRUP for CrAmps ln my stomach and slho TOT ~
children who wcre troubled with tpAsnA And IN Dol
eassa saeaasa seioe'S's XII sESiIyiizAuETR MErxK,
, 1880-04-03

Hrtttushnu, kAntAhee Co.. Ill, May % 1871.
DEAR ylN: Ss!!f{ inst yoaE iust!s ss!-
sernteo nhH. ssssd ~ M nhn NJ ssi
L ihave used yolf sdic1s .tth tns noaf .*!s.ae. =
iii itouhioa win I4sf Complaint MD 5tek tssa9S9ae
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-22
cowlZS TENS.

The dance. that ives to he, was a com.
plete failure. Another was announced
for the evening ofthe 29th,.
The base ball club met Saturday after.
o The boys are becoming experts
and will soon challenge the Red Cloud
club.
The Literary Society met Wednesday
evenin. The discussion was epjayed by
quite al audience. The speakers are i'm
proving and will make still further i'm.
provements, if the Society is kept
up. 1t not en'y helps to pass away the
long winter evenings, but gives the men,
bers thoughts for study.
j. NJ. Brown started for Hastings las,
Monday; where he has q contract for
plaster:ng ths new depot.
Last Saturday we INDUCED in a very
exciting rabbit chase. Dr.. Callende,
vas thrown from his horse but fortunate
ly feel on top of the rabbit.
Mr.. Robinson MAS here cauvassing for
a new book. B.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-22
j. A. Tulleys Clerk,
TIE READING BOON.

Mr.. ED.-1n compliance with your re.
quest | will state what has been done by
the Select School in order to establish a
Reading Room in this town. That such
a place is greatly needed, 20 one will de
ny.
1t is proposed by the school, to give a
series of entertainments every Thursday
at the hall. giving views from a Scioptic.
on, an exhibition Of the Oxy Calcium
light, readings, songs &c. There will
be no admission fee, but a collection will
be taken at the close of each exhibition.
Last Thursday the first entertainment
was given and the collection was very
satisfactory. 1t is proposed to invest the
money in papers, magazines and books
for the use of the Literary Club c,nnec-
ted with the school, also any othe rs who
may wish to come in and spend an even
ing or two 10 a week for reading. We
are glad to learn that several of our busi-
uess men have already interested them
selves in the project, aud We hope "a see
more of them at our next meeting,
Thursday of this week. We have on
hand nov about % vols. Of magsz mes
a presen. from a gentleman Of this town
for which we are all thankful.
We trust every one viii show apprecia
tioc Of This move By coming out and Civ
ing Us a ''iiit." Respectfully,
Chas w. Springer.