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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-29

SAN Francisco, July 2S.-By order Of
Secretary Thompson, the navy yard
schooner yacht Freda, will be dispatched
to-day for the Sorocco islands to the relief
of the castaways.
Rumors regarding the disappearance oi
Mrs. Schrader, wife Of the Oakland muir
derer, prove untounded.
Secretary Schurz announces his inten'
ton of staying in the city four days, then
visiting the Yosemite. On his return he
will visit the National Park of the Yellow
stone and the Indian tribes OF Wyoming
and Montana, and expects TO have an In
terview with Sitting Bull.
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FIRE RECORD.

CmcAdo, July The Journals, Quincy
ILL.,, special says: A are broke ont at noon
in E. c. Pianschmidts Planning mill, cor
ner Of Ohio and Fifth streets, in the man
uiacturing district, and at I:l5 the mill Ia
burned, and Gartlner's Governor works,
Bornell < Dufy's old iorudry, Harris &
Beebe's tobacco works and other smaller
concerns are burning. PtansChmidts lotI
IL SlO,OOO and il without insurance. The
total loss will be not less than $1,000 and
perhaps more.
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Thereupon Joe Miller was nominated
by acclamation for Auditor. Next came
nominations for Treasurer. ex-senator
Grantham, OF Jefferson, nominated Treas
urer West, and Ex-Governor. Jacob nomi-
mated Col. O'Brien. Bob Blair, of Richie,
seconded it. They both made very earn
est and complimentary speeches. Just as
they were about to vote another motion
was made to adjourn, which created great
uproar and was not disposed Of for hall
an hour. Finally the convention resolved,
overwhelmingly, not to adjourn, and pro-
ceeded to ballot for Treasurer with the
following result.
West, 24l; O'Brien, 324. Hancock, Brooke
aud Ohio, voted solid for O'Brien, and
Marshall voted 10 votes for him and 4 for
West. After his nomination the Colonel
was called to the stand and in Il few words
thanked the convention for the honor but
declined to make a speech.
ADJOURNMENT TILL THIS MORNING.
Towards the conclusion the convention
waxed very uproarious, every speech ol
any length was hooted and yelled at until
the speaker was obliged to desist from
sheer inability to be heard. After long
and wearisome wrangle the convention
concluded to leave the nominations oil
Attorney General, Superintendent Of
Schools and Judge of Supreme Court over
until Tomorrow, and accordingly, at half
past twelve o'clock adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock.
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The Campaign Opened at Pnrkersburg.

PARKERsBuRG, ". VA, July B.-Ihe
Republican campaign was opened in this
city yesterday with rousing boom in the
shape of mass meeting at Rose Hall. The
meeting was first addressed by ex-Gover.
nor Pierpoint, in one OF his ablest efforts.
He was followed by General Gibson, oil
Ohio, in one Of the grandest political
speeches ever heard in this section. The
hall was crowded and a great many turned
away for want Of standing room.
In the evening the meeting was address.
ed by General Grosvenor, OF Ohio, and
several OF the candidates OF this State. The
Republicans are hard at work aud the
prospects for a victory this fall are very
VOni
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LONDON, July .S.-The Dory Little
Western" arrived at Cares to-day. The
weather during the voyage was rough, and
on June 2Sth two OF the voysgers had
fears Of capsizing, and on coming ash0re
tley could hardly stand but the stiffness
soon wore Oft. Captain Thomas aud Fred
Forman say the voyage will be continued
10 London.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

LONDON, July 2s.-Between 1873 and
1880 twenty.six steamships, laden wholly
or partially with grain, ioundered at sea
and six were reported missing. During the
same period, 100 grain laden sailing ves-
sells !Oundered, aud Ill were reported
missing.
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ON HIS rHIRT1.rrRsr BAY.
Tanner Sticking to His Past In Good Con
dltfOu.

NKw YoRx, July 2s.-Dr. Tanner enters
upon the thirty.6nt day OF his fast ap.
parently bright and in goOdspirits. In the
past twelve hours he consumed less than
a giIl Of water. During the morning, after
resting from his usual drive, he marched
arounH the enclosure in The hall twenty.
i've times, distance Of nearly half mile
gait hrm and step elastic,
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WASHINGTON, July 2s.-secretary sher'
man to-day authorized Assistant Treasur'
er Hillhouse, to purchase the following
Bonds: s432, 600, Is Of 80 at lO2 to 1O2 2s}
$g73, 900, 81 Of 'sl at l03 90 to l0+ IS; S595,
900, 5s OF 81 at l0864 to l03.7S. Bondi
offered amounted to S4,5O0,OOO. No4 pei
cent or 1 l.2 per cent Bonds we're offered.
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p, t,c, ls gradually dawning upon the
Ina, the mission Of the Greenback
,,,-ifi,eyer mad 4 mission-is OF the
!, {, the State where the rag baby
,,,.,,jl.l and nurtured, the State Con-
.-,,, ,sile,l to be called to order owing
slim attendance Of delegates.
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s.,,p intelligent exposition OF the pro-
Institutional amendments we re-
l',,, ,,sders to the able argument oil
u. Iobu ". Mason, who spoke on the
At Grafton. Tuesday night, re-
:. y. 4 shicll appears in this issue.
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III on the eve Of the evacuation oil
,,,,1,,tau by the British forces, and
r., twas supposed that peace had been
..,,e.bel A, last, comes the news OF the
,..,.r,ion Of an entire brigade Of British
,-.,, before CandAhar by the forces OF
Ind, Shan. This virtually re.opens the
lain
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RUbSIA.

CONsTASrINoPLE, July 9s-The last
contingent Of ships for the Pacific, sen"-
dron, which sailed hence, have been or;
dered to cruise in the Mediterranean until
further orders.
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CINCINNATI, July 9s.-A spciaI to the
Tanes.StGr, from Greensville, O., says
Monroe Robertson, who is in jail awaiting
execution on the Goth OF August, attempt
ed suicide by cutting his throat and arms.
The instrument used was a small broken
kniie.blade. He bled profusely, but Wa'
not rendered unconscious.
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INF Western Nail Association met in
nj session. at Pittsburgh yesterday.
Is decided, in view OF the favorable
,linon Of the trade, to fix the selling
Il Of nails at three dollars per keg, sub
al 70 the usual discount Of ten cents
ste, Of two hundred keg lots, and two
= tsa. aI Tor cash. This agreemen
IKE 10 change in the card, which re.
asnSg5, but the fixing of the above
e %, ale IS virtually IN advance in the
reji .lteen cents per keg.
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FRANCE

PARIS, July 2s.-Admiral Ribaurt will
not be removed until the eth Of August,
when his time will expire. He will have
therefore TO receive President Grevy as
Maritime Project.
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GAlynroS, July GA special dispatch
to the Nelss from Dennisun says; "ro-day
near Gibson Station party of Greeks at.
lacked two Cherokees. killing one and
woInding the other. Two Of the Greeks
nave bsen hanged by the Cherokees on
Monday night. Hence the repriSa!'
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,s ,esrs for others besides
-.,- ',., 5a, they will be shed in quiet
= ,,.aied hooks.
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l7,, 'TS, July @S-Rhein, from New
ysr 'Tamari, T from Boston, arrived.
aanl, t,a,, IaS, 1lllv $.-Arrived: State o.
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s''eTionsly announced, a Republican
a,a'eaceoi great importance will be held
-''v York city on August 9TH. The
'' Iork rms gives the encouraging in
3ai'ion that the Indications from every
4''' he country, as shown by the COM
sections received at the National Com.
'-'''e headquarters, are that the Republi-
= A'e not only ready but anxious to
/. ''eH'e the campaign with vigor. There
9'S Every reason to believe that some
- -''' '''e what is called in many letters
: oId'itms' Republican spirit will be
"1ratd, and that not only all the old.
: "tPnbIicans, but a vast army ol
see aud active men, who are about
. htiT Inst vote for President, will
''aa'ie' in support of Republican
'-'P'es and the Chicago nominees.
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i'm, all is Republican harmony
a.aoaattc di.co'i.
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q, s,lss oi Charles "Jeems were
N, Just without a scream.
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.,ain lowing to our shores, ST.
.o,,, .eIps On the "av now
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Is 1is issue We print the list of meet
Is urangel by the State Republican
lcaaye Committee. Speakers will be
ls.ari appointments at the earliest prac.
zibr moment. 1t cannot be impressed
y strongly apon the Executive Commit
s d tie several counties in which the
,.rias are to be held, that tt cir best en-
aor must be put forth to make them.
sustal. II is going to be campaign
Ind work, therefore let every man
iell4rping hand from the start.
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lbs gntelltgtnfen

,... . and g ro"rleen,h s.ree.:
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,., ,,;Il-w!ll lecture Of course.
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a.j,c,.os, on the inst ballot
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The Tattoo Will Beat this Morning for
a Renewal of Hostilities.
Don't ask what Kind ofa man he is,
Hut wait until faII and see.
When the ballots are In and counted
There will be mighty few for Jacob II.
MARrIxsBuRe, ". Va. July

MARTrNsBuRs, ". Va, July IS.
Special Dispatch to the Tntslligencer.
The West Virginia Democratic Conven'
ton met ut Floral Hall on the Berkeley
County Fair grounds, about three-quar'
ters Of a mile from the court house, at II
O'Clock to-day. There were present about
six hundred delegates, and nearly every
county was represented.
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0g. GO. \. CALDWELL returned ycster-
Notwithstanding, where he with others
l'1ei the campaign in Wood county,
''=.4y evening. The Colonel says it
Wiar argst aud most enthusiastic Re-
i''A'a neeIiuS he has had the pleasure
Ftisnii1I for some time. The speakers
''' Ex-Governor Pierpoint of Fairmont,
Ia dro .. .Siurgiss, Hon. Jno.A. Hutch
iOa' loI. Geo. B. Caldwell, Col. Gros-
''a'r al Col. William B. Gibson, oI
VA The silver tOngued orator" made
'''ai The sraulest speeches ever heard
al eraon Of the country, and sue
.'i7i "A iniHtinga considerable amount
1''iaaslsn into his audience. This is
e lS saa in the campaign. Let the
ia' .ehot and heavy from this time on,
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z5r1 1RLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
SANTA CLAUS TICKET.

Democratic Didos at Martinsburg
Yesterday.
Col. lake Jackson Nominated for Gov
ernor on the First Ballot.
The Ring Slate Given a Singing Blow
by the Opposition.
The Waving PIumes of Faulkner
and letters TralIsd in the Dust.
Joe Miller has a Hard Time Running
Against Himself, but Pulls
Through all Right.
An East Wind Strikes West and
Blasts His Boom.
Col. Thos. 0'srien, Candidate for
State Treasurer, if You Please.
Outline Of the Proceedings
Of the Convention
Including Bush Prices Attempted
Revolt on Behalf of the
WOrklngmsn.
The Tattoo Will Beat this Morning for
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Ilt proceedings Of the Democratic
y Convention at Martinsburg yester.
~ Ve'e rather interesting. the details OF
'.eh EIl he found in our very intelli.
sigerial. Jake Jackson carried Off the
1Ssrosaip, defeating. Charles James
iz.as', ex.Nayor Jetfers, Of this city
HC.S. Amett, Of Marion county. For
!si.m, Joe Miller had d clear field. The
Eloalnaiion made by the convention
II 40 doubt, be 4 surprise-that Of Col.
AaaE O'Bien, Of this city, who defeat.
4 Thomas ], West for State Treasurer
n,"avention adjourned Mt n late hour
aaadn5o'clOck this morning.
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Resolred, That in the opinion of this con-
vention the practices SO common in the
State whereby county delegates to State
and district conventions are instructed TO
cast the vote of the county for particular
candidates, is open to many serious obiec-
tons in that it gives rise to fraud and un-
fair dealing to conventions packed in the
interest of particular parties, and deprives
opposing candidates of the representation
to which they are entitled; produces COM
plant and dissatisfaction; DISCREPANCIES the
party and tends to the defeat of its candi.
dates; that we condemn this practice as
being at war with the usages, principles
and best interests of the Democratic party,
and should be discountenanced by all who
have its success at heart.
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to quit, but he would not desist, and with
clenched fists, outstretChed arms and Wild
ly gesticulating he continued to hammer
and pound at the top OF his voice. "Look
out, gentlemen" said he, chow you go
back on the workingmen. They may go
back on you" And thus Bushrod proceed
ed until he was exhausted and sat down.
JACKSON NOMINATED on THE FIRST BALLOT.
BY this time the patience OF the Conven.
ton was was worn out and an Irresistible
cry went up for vote for Governor, and
80 at five minutss past ten !. the voting
began.
The call OF the various.counties was
characterized by great deal Of noise and
confusion. Brooke voted solid for Jefers.
Hancock three votes for Jefers and one
for Faulkner. Marshall, eleven for jack
son, two for Jelfers and one for Arnett.
Ohio, thirty.eight votes for JeHers. The
close OF the first ballot showed Jackson's
nomination by two or three majority, and
Immediately the Wood county delegation
rose to their feet and commenced cheer
ing, after which several OF the counties
began changing to Jackson, and at last
the nomination was made unanimous.
letters received 50 votes out of its total of
AZ.
VICTORIOUS JAKE.
The Chair announced Col. Bob Blair, G.
]. Faulkner, Jr., and ex-Mayor Jetfers as
a committee to escort the nominee to the
platform. This duty they performed, aud
Col. Jake came upon the board with
gracious smile playing on his face, and he
TO deliver quite u lengthy
speech, more notable for its emphasis
than its substance. 1t was very inditfer-
ent effort and seemed to disappoint the
expectation Of the delegates. 1t was note
worthy that it did not arouse much en-
thusiasm. After this speech motion was
made to adjourn until tomorrow at 9A.M.,
but the convention refused to leave and
called for
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stirute the vote for Tilden, and nearly al
hour was consumed before the report o
the committee was adopted. Next cant
the report Of the Committee on Resolu
tons, who reported the following plat
form:
TIE PLATFORM.
The Democratic party in convention as
sembled heartily endorse and approve
the platform OF principles adopted by the
National Democratic party, and reaflirmt
its allegiance to the time honored princi'
Piles of the party.
SELF CoNGRATULATORY TAPFY.
We recognize with pleasure the fidelity
OF the various officers of the State in the
administration of the duties and trusts
imposed upon them by law, and with
pride point to the peace, quiet and gener-
al prosperity Of the State; the promph-
tude with which the public revenues have
been collected and paid into the Treasury;
the economy and efficiency with which
our public institutions have been managed,
as some Of the reasons why Democratic
rule should be continued in West Virginia.
NoNoPoLIEs.
Mindful of the traditions Of the party
and the dangers to be apprehended from
the growing power and influence Of mo-
ropolies, pe declare that the Democratic
party is now, as it ever has been, the
friend OF the people and the foe OF all
monopolies; that we are opposed to any
system OF legislation that discrimiuates in
favor Of railroad corporations and against
the people.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
We recognize the proposed amendments
to the Constitution as presenting questions
above and outside of party politics, aud
therefore remit them to the unbiased
judgment OF the people.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

81 the churn should b. r-ipccd viih
cold water. or what u better. cold brine,
to about a.. and charnsi very moSlrr-
aieiy ill the grannles hnome ., Dis
iinci and hard that they can b- hsndlei
without sticking together, al The ckurn-
ing needed gill be- done. Aaer this. Il
may To- ~ashed either in the charm 80
out. with cold water brine. al the liquid
run. off clear. when IL viii he ready fsT
stirring In salt without any working At
sll. II the ehurhing con;inasS. - =
usual. tall the butter = al gathered into
one. or a iew. Jumps. IL sill ineAose -
much battsrmilk as to require an smos.ni
Of working. even IL done in the aiD-t
skillful manner. that will materially IN
jure the grain a: the butter. and make
il appear greasy and ses-en it, in- IA
% and hurry on n stale and ssrong ds-
vcr. Al this labor and injury can be
avoided by stopping In time. while the
butter j. in grsnnlss. and ooo!inS and
washing a slescnbei-PfoG IrasId, IA
y. y. TfLsgs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
-
CHRISTMAS.

How did they keep his birthday then,
The little fair Christ, 80 long ago.
oh, many there were to be housed and fed,
And there was Bo place la the inn. they said,
60 into ;hc manager the Christ must 90.
j To lodge with the cattle and not with men,
TIE OK and the ass they munched their hay.
~fhey munched and they sinmbcred. won
dering not,
And ont In the moonlight cold and blue
The shepherds slept and the sheep slept. too.
TIL the angels song and the bright star ray
Guided the wise men to the spot.
But only the wise men kneit and praised.
And only the shepherds came TO see
And the rest of tile world cared not nj al
For the little Christ in the oxen's stall,
And we are angry and amazed
That such a dull. hard thing should bel
How do We keep his birthday now?
We ring the bells and we raise the strain,
We hang up garlands~ everywhere
And bid the fapers twinkle fair.
And feast and frolic-and then we go
Back to the same old lives again.
Are we so better, then. than they
Who failed the new born Christ 90 sec?
To them "A helpless babe-to US
" shines a Savior glorious.
Dur Lord and Friend and all-yct We
Are hall asleep this Christmas DaN.
Susan Coolidge, fn the Christian Union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
CHRISTMAS

The earth IL So bleak and deserted,
SO cold the winds blow,
That no bud or no blossom viii venture
peep from below;
IA u longing for springtine, they nestle
kDeep under the snow.
n.
And now, i'm this dreary December,
Our glad hearts are fain
To see il earth comes not to help Us;
We seek all ina vain;
lot the tiniest blossom Is coming
Till spring breatiies again.
Ayhere love takes, let love give, and so doubt
not;
Love counts but the will.
And the heart has its flowers of devotion,
No winters can chill,
They who cared for "good viii" that first
Christmas
Will care for IL still.
-Adei1ife Proctor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
Cousumpuou cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands BY an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple veg
etable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma. and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also a positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and I'll Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty 70
make 1t known TO his suffering felloss Ac
tuated by this motive and a desire TO relieve
human suffering, / Will send free OF charge to
all who desire IT. this recipe, In German,
French, or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent By mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W.
w. SuERAa. 1$o porsr.' Block. EceAssseF. y. \.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

sauDx ssnessna "a No. Nksxe o.. is7e
f<ag Afs-f 80 Hssse~s - $3.50 uss~ ~@s fTs
- ~ anS faEsEsz4ts1- ksd go ss~eaen9 - a sseANx&
takss r~.-s1z errs ~, - $50 sFatssk-g anS
tax Asss< q ys1f ssafsa 0t~s4 syvsp.f f@e
Ssac~f - zfss q . trzs-IAe w2er4 sG @FEaskzA 1
AS -. a SIS a -~ "a f-s ~ y~s- F
NkEEEa sAs ~ :
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

JOHN BULLS PuDDING.-Half q
pound of bread-crumbs, made fine, and
mixed with half 3 pound of prepared
flour; eight eggs, n pound a Geuned
raisins, one Of suet, one. of washed,
dried, and Toured currants, half q
pound Of mixed lemon, and orange, and
citron. eandied peel, one ounce of mixed
spice, mixed with 3 fun pint o; sweet,
fresh cider, and boiled five hours. Serve
with burnt sauce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

gsrrKfa1 fs~sxEss "a Ss-Trs 81 tsss
fs9F Hs-i gzffHz@a ffsa F@f Asssa ENS a 800
pnssss Ufs~a SyFsp. rtrFtks szs-4s~e a 80
tasty = FrzeF so1 49, S~s 80 e-B-6 - t&sf
saEstxsA -rS1 a<@ ~sS& -fH7
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

FoE diarrheA- blooiy-fux, cramps in stOra-
ach. and coiic. whether affecting adalts. chil-
dreu or infants. DR.. Pieree's Compound EI-
tract of Snart-Weed Is 4 sovereign remedy.
IL is compounded from the best brandy, ia
usica ginger, snart-zeed- OF v~a:er-pepper,
saodyre- soothing and healing gums For
colds. rheumatism. neuraigic Affections and
to break mp fesNrs and insAmmatory attacks,
Il is invaluable and should be kept in every
household Fifty cents b. druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15
Liver cs1s,assf.

f~ur ar-1 ss<s - - 80 t~eaass !. fssz - ~
Dsafss Htssf Syrsp. hssssz e--9 essA@e
sfh Drr fax154sfo SN4 EzEr-<k&. fa . 49, go.
9s hz6.~~8 ~ t~s sk~e1 - - fe1f $500 49,
49, anSJ <<ss q sS~1 ua~ se~ ss 49, - - -
e~s AeE<~e - s3gzS - 81 s9 49, Hzsfasa =
n 49, x 0Isst&fL
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

h. FooTNER- of Toroato, Ont, cert;fes
that Warmers Safe Pills have cured him Of
biiiousness and sleep.essness. 6. A. J. Cad
bois. of Brooksille. Canada, certiies that the
Safe Pills and safe Bitters have cured him Of
mAlsrial difficulties contracted In Texas E
J. Campbell, OF Philaieiphis, certihes that
the Safe Pills and Safe kidney and Liver Cure
have nearly cured him Of q bad chronic liver
complaint And like testimonials keep com
ing in.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

~vEeETISE-r says = Boston ps-s:ci,a, "h3s
no equal as . blood purider- Hearing o: rs
many wonderful cures. SITTER al other rene
dies lad failed l visited the laboratory
AID. Convinced myself Of its genuine NEXT
Il is prepared from b1rSs, roots Srd herbs.
eech az which Is hl-hly effective, and Tier sre
compounded IN sacA : manner Is 70 r@odcce
astonishing resulssr
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-15

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