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, 1880-03-23
THE UTES,
THEY STILL lsERUsE TO TESTIFY.

Special Dlspd.eh to The Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. G., March @.-Iho Tito
Indians hero mrs carrying tliotr notions OF
tribal sovereignty n Hrent ways, and lliny
possibly got into scrio,,s tro,lbie for 1t. At
first their refusal to testify hcfore the House
Committee on Intltan Affairs, which Is Ill
str,,cted to ascertain the CAUSE Of tho Tito
outrngcs, was attributed III part to tho
natural taolturnity Of tho Indian nature;
but rs tho Committee hns proceeded, further
indications hnve been discovered of nj,
agrconl8nto on tho part Of tho Utes, Including
even Ouray himself, to give no testimony to
the COMMITTEES which could III any why injnra
the murtlarous Utca. Tho Committee Is
not disposed to tolerata contempt Of this
sort, even In Indians, and hnvo given tho
warrlora n day or two to tllnk nbo,tt tho
matter. In caso they refuse to answer, 1t Is
quite probable that the Committee will trent
them as other recalcltrant witnesses, ind will
report them to the House for contolnpt Thu
theory OF the tribal sovereignty, entertained
by the General Government, will be so1ne-
wllat strained it these chiefs arc brought btr
fore the Bar Of the House OF Representatives
for contempt OF one Of It's committees
TIE TRANSFER ItILL~
10 taa Irestern AIsoetat4I Prrss.
ate lalia,. Affairs Committee to-!lay COM
pletcd. tilelr consideration Ut tlle draft OF n
lnln eiroct hls agreollent VIII, tfo Uto
Indiana. and reported 1t to tho Se,,-'
ato, with rcconlmUrtlation' for rnssnEe
with several amendments, nll flnmat0rlal OK
eept tile following: Tha Committee proyitie
for amending tho agreement so TINT no pnr-
lions 9f the money coming to The White
River utes under tho agreement sllnll be paid
enlcInhers Of their tribe who were Implicated
IN tho murder Of Agcnt Afeelsnr and EN-
ployta nt Whtta KtvaE, 0r until tho Secretary
possible effort to effect such surrender hns
been made. Tho Committee also strlke out
all tlat portion 0f the bill which prnvltos for
! admitting tho Indians tn citizenship utter
their settlement upon ln1d I'll seYernlty, It bo-
Ing considered lnatlvfsnGlo to delay tho pas-
sRge Of the bill by entering upon any discus
sion Of tho question of IMttn1 citizenship iii
advance Of tho presentation Of q general
/ measure on that subject,
, 1880-03-23
BANKRUPTCY.
T1fN NE1V MILL

Hpftt11 Dt4pI{fh 10 TN CAtetQ0 1ft0VhA.
wAsu,nnroy. b. a.. Morch oa--nonr,-
sontaiiva rlaff,n of i,os,on. to.f,nv ,ntro,,ured
se'!1a.Yee4ai1..l, ~ -, tWstuhi ufsuhy tAt.ou4esu
~ lae 41oaso .1io W! "steetl upo'l W te oos-
@ @ Ht" ~; a ~ n"l Ivy ~ n.har ,"M
Of Trado- It Is nm pxtremcly lung bill, but
fin following ia n substantial analyata of II:
'''' rrps Ann aaI,An,r
fHHo ANu nanh"aE~
the system OF paying tho 1teB1SterH ana
Clerks according to q complicated schedule
of foes was yoxatloua, pIlll any schedule ia
i,tolv IN nrovn sn trha IInjtad Etatns rcnii,ed
.4nu's ~ ~ ~ t~a.,' ,,.,.,ss,,,ts', .s," ~
u te1y MlNe a.a iloui uhHKlMptc5 unucE tiG
net Of 1907, single Clork's office having paid
into tile Treasury more than o5,0O0 nhove
tie expenses 0f that Office. Tho lcgttimRte
charges ut the 1lU9lsters Wern much groater
thnu those Of the Clerks, but they were not
honntl Ia nay ANYTHING to tho Qoyorpment.
1Ybru II In cnnsfIeroh TINT these large
.,nnmnts wera nnld in aInnil faes i,v hnni
r,lnts arli creditors, Inc .lissatisfaotltn with
iii, system il enslly untlcrstOot. TllO wastt,
mid yoxntion were out, o. proportion
stsrs s NJ" oe 10 ba paiti b0 bv n" Ia t;ovcr,1-
mont, aud fnr these and other axponats
Treasury In eYory c,lso, depending s0noWhnt
not ha patu by anlary c9lslstently With ta0
general law, which requires t!lalr Offices to
th se!tssuppoCtlnx ~ ule!r ease tlle iees are
sl!np!'!eu. HEnl!lls'e9s M'e c1llsnllNatea.
WEtle tney 20 usoss OF uae WORK formerly
t!0no NY hlA!ailhlas
SUPERVISORS.
A salarlcd officer IL to bp appointed IN eocl,
, 1880-03-23

tho industrial emergency that eompelled
tracts. These "cut hocrs ~ 90 back on
hnrrels containing petroleum, nlcol,o',, md
lowed on them. maintained That tic cotton
bale tits, exempted frun, tho spHcltic list by
The Srcretary's slecsIo did not differ, ns arti,
cles Of mnnufnct.iro not otheTwt@;s ~ pfoyltiea
loop, Or buckle rs It was cnlle.l, which was
really only simple slide. ...
JtHFE}lR1Nu 10 TIE NEW YORK CASES,
he said the late lhmented Judge Woodward
lennetl 70 the Government null ngni1,st ul9
plaintiff in MI the proercss Of tho suits; md md
the verdict uaat " cit hoops :" wore lne!a.let!
IN tic tnriiT Of 'Gi, md rntcd rs articles of
manufacture not otherwise provided tor.
lie criticised the Sccrntary's litter II, Which
tei,cy. After tic decision Of lilo District:
Attorney not to flo n writ Of error y bcllnlt
Of tho Government, It surprised HIN that
Secretary Sherman lad iss.ledlils prollMic,,t,
%en'q 10 @n eeEta d"Rt t S"a u e II tie
event Of failure to pass constituting nct.
Tho demand for petroleum and other ll1nts|s
nhrnnd was tho cause or 60 great cons0ihp.s
sE4s, on Ct e s oopsn J. e eo not
try, and assurances were given to
importers TINT they NIGH, o!axYy aHfelYy
G5,0o0 tons Of ''cnt hoops" II tho rnto !:
raised from nd va'oren u specific, hls client
is n ruined ..la,l. The prlce he, pays is $50
n ton, nnd his contracts include tho duty.
Tic Secretary ii Ills letter says l,e will re-
Ind Within 4 limited time. Tho difference
viii materially affect tho revenue, BIT
haro weight lIo asked. for Legislation
exempting ''cut honps" frum specific
duty; that Congress would specify. by Joint
!csoltltton or by enactment. Tint cut t,at
Otherwise provided fnr. No imported hoops,
out to specific lengths, aru intended forotl'er
uses. There III m purpose "a tNntlt, tho lnw.
or this hp could turlllsl. sattsfnct1ry ayi-
American hoops, but they c0uld not get
them, and were obliged to Import.
, 1880-03-23
THE TWO SCANDALS,
NIL. EVANS EXrLAlNa.

hpst1a& Dzspol<k 70 3R3 Eh1faao 1NbVn4.
WASHINGTON, d. e., March M.-Ihote arc
ITO new developments In tho Post Oll!co De-
partnsel1t scasAtni axceps that uie otlla!als lii
slst that Tie matter Inns bcyn greatly axagger-
RtGd, The nan mentioned IL Ell. EYni,s,
chief of tue Collecting Division ot the atxtE,
Audlt0r'a 01lco. Treasury Department. It's
office Is III tbs l'ostOtllcs Department build
Ing. lsuuors have been flying around OIL the
uIlcreuErent ot Department gossip fur tho
past week. Mr.. Evans tttiny, upoli bolny ILL.,
taryiewed aboNt the subject, said: ~ would
ha fouI. even II l bud been guilty.
, 1880-03-23
NOTES AND NEWS.
UI8TINCT1VE IAFEN
Special Ultpalch to Thk E4ttaqo Tribune.

oPttNt DbPaAf* ~ ~ N1thA1N ]etuuHss
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2e.-Tho
Treasury Department has issued the follow
Ing circular:
I,apGr adopted June o. 1a10, by tho Secretary of
tho Treasury for NIL .nbli9atlons of tho United
Wntsa S b. ,a, % f NJ ats e. p,Fnnx s!,r
raney, sllror oert!cAtcs, md All ohocks ind
drifts unit! othorwlse or.lered Tho rsnryep
iesued Until o1ha.;stsd. Tho distinctive fe4tnre
Of t9 new PAPER t. to ntlat" ~ nf s%r, Z,
win distribate,i sjk ilirc q elI9eren! colors.
@ tae to % hsvs Sr i Ssa osy lSs Gs y
thus adopted for tho purposes nb0ro specified.
SENATOR VOORHEES, Ill.
Senator Voorhees, is u'.itB III at his resi-
dcnco hero. II Wns repurtel ut ono time to-
day that Ills Illness WIS critical. lie Is said
tn bo better Tonight lilo wns taken sick ns
llo wns nlOnt to start for Indiana to atsoilA
the funeral Of his fatlser. agotl 81.
HOUSE p1ioCEEDiNGs.
Tho House refused consideration to tho
Manning resolution to inquire Into tho con-
tract between the Pacific Railroads ind tho
Pacific Steamship Company, nnl tho subject
was referred to tho Pacific lsairoad Commit
tea Some progress wns tnado lnte In the dny
In tf1a nnt,e ttn }tcr NJ t}tn ntt,Jf,,rot{c -
al u'o sone,u"t'on nts, VI tno u'p'o'"n''c 1Ap-
plop1latloll otl!'
NRa1GNED.
A, C. uuell, who Inns been yery inj}epon{(-
cut In hla or,toIs,ns ~ Tia nnrtv hns m
Sgns,a sS!g,S,S Ills place MS Printing Clerk iii the
oe"''c' .--...-'-.. ..-....
coNsoSANr WITH DEMOCRACY.
!. The Dglnoorata arc making r0nil progress
1mWnrtls b9fbAtla1l1: Tue proceedings OF the
,,.ar. se soay' inI ule tsk tamo III Mahy ycats
"ese oponeu "lthoat prayer
TIIE NATIONAL HANKS.
~, p tAs .Rs..sr,s !, A.,9et4..a n,tt';
WAsH1NnToN, D. G., March A..-The Con-
tr0ller of the Currency 1,na received statc-
lnents from NIL tic National bnlils, except one
ln OIcgo1 and ono, IN Washington Territory,
showing their condition Feb q, 1850. The
banks nt that tImo held sS9 Al, 90 III Rpecie,
Of Which amount ,ll5 wns III
gold md gold certificates, ,5l5
ln silver coin, mid SAt5 ,A40 iii silver GER
tifcAtcs, Tho amount of specie held by tho
hunks Inns moro than doubled since jan. |,
cAtes Is about ono milllon less than at tho
previous dAte. Inofo ms peell nn increase
X TpgG11 Sco u.u IMte ~ o SG H aess 1epL
rna, UM - 1o;g % " cny Tt wv YAH ~ ~ II
eio"ao I" 11asel eol.NnsaNa u 'oo"' 81"o'o'"'
:, -.- BANKING ntii~
!. Representative Price's bill to amend tho
National Bank net provides TINT my hank,
, 1880-03-23
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Sptt|aF Dspatfh 70 TNf Ck1eago 1Fs6an3.
SrR1N0FlELp, ILL.,, hIureh 3!.-Iicense to
organize WIS issued to-day to tho Practical
Miner Publishing Company, Of Chicago, cap.
itnl, sa5,000; corporators, II. Il, Waters,
George Wright :- THOMPSON, Jacob Vans
cOrclI, Jr,, William II. ll1rpor, Jr. Also to
tiia Dr, Lucas rrlyate i>ispeManry; capitni,
$500; eorporators, Lucas L. Williams, Axel
p0yG, Henry Hcheffel.
The 'Yorklngnlen''a Club will soen Issue
circular to the traties unions ut tho State,
calling 6tata Conyentlon of work!ngtlen Iii
this city,
, 1880-03-23
N11tall DULUTH, MINI.

HpEER1l UNP1EeN 10 111e ENEFNlV 1FF31fAN
ST. PAUL. Mimi, MARCH GA special to
tho Plonecr-Prcss trom Northorn Pacific
junction, uear Duluth, says fire broke out
i1 tho eastern division of Paine & Co.'s l,1ln-
bcr-yartl to-.lay at nbout o'clock p. III, burn
wiinti VII bIowlHg from the west renere,l It ilmt;;
possible to sion tho fire until It hRI hufNou
iii tho lumber III tint tlvlslnn OF the yard.
lIy n j,tt|(clons nsa Of tho ia0so attached to n
stenni-yMmp, and n h,lckHrhrlgnlo, tho gxtcn-
s1vB stlw and planning mill Of tho. Company
and their prlnelpal stock WIS saved,
, 1880-03-23
SUPREME COURT,
IAH.1lOAD CA6E

1yAsrnyoroN. D. G.. AIurcl, ea-Tho fol,
iow,n,, g,nron,c. co,'rt .oa,s,on. aro ~,
noNnasa: row,ns supreme eo"sF DECISIONS arc n'''
Pacific Railroad Company Of Missouri up
pellant VA, GeorSa +, Kntchum etali : anneat
from tha Clrc,,ft rn,,rt of the 3Tnitct; stntaa
~ ~ Wv r"a,o",s Hss'.-,st ~ ,,tn".., ss!,
IS M an r appeal from t ceree S Of fo1eo,oau.e sure
md solo entered In the Circuit Court OF tho
United States for tbs Enstern District of
Missouri on the 9tl Of ,1nnnnry. 1s7a Tha
detailed history ot tlss easu Is too long a,,d
howoyor. rs stato,i by tic appolIants ] aro NJ
folinws: rtnriv in fa7s cortntr stnoIhnidars
Of a.o Atlantic , G s u raeiao Ha!ifoaa Com:
stock @ of tie Pacific l,ailroa,i Company Of
Missouri. They tboreunou rlccio.i n I,onr,t
of Directors fos T t''o latts1 co'npany III t},s'r
own interest. These Directors leased the
!'artfic lsallrnnA company OF Missouri to tho
Atlantle l,neli!o Co1npany. practically ~
~ ~ ittu ian,.aa p,, Ivy NI.o u,tc
Gn as IL t{,a 'nn i'fd p'a of taa = IoS airoaa
Company Company q q '' si'sssal ] - '''' ''D' 1'''''"'
upon lts property. This i The mortgage
wEi,se ,, ,fnrecinsnt9 r. to con1t he,Gw Eayo
I'Acifio liailyond Company of Missouri, WHO
WHO nre tic real. appellants tn this cnsc,
thnt tho l3onrd 9t Directors elrctGd by THO
Atlantis y Pacific pcopla,. while, tho Int
corrnptly niui frnudulortly permitted dofaUit
in 1,s payment Of i1teFsht on the aforesaid
htr.l;nnrtsago, bonds IN 0rder to lay tho
foundation for foreclosure nrocGe,llngs; TINT
tnhflt llisttau 9l fos!stlne tae all!t 1Df lore
9an,safe, tley m!ml1toa iMe tInt'l OF uso roally
Wse, sS Mes a t t.,o 'iasa ,sonSo w en9nM.!' w W.
nj nn,,ato M T. 1 tha ~ toroot r." m np'a. np.
ss|a Ss| s Ssf$s lSa WI SSa ! y ,y ;;s IT. s s%
yt b oh's as to *ro';s tn 1nt o%th s st stockH VIII:
st % I its whit SaiSe. Thss "'stockl,o!lsrrs s!s fsE
fss,l @ dts%Sssy q hl!sssq'5l M ' S nsyas WI W%. !,
WIS antnllag fA:NuU0 PIT anllll,l, Which Mn3
nNt,ihea hIt .e NV !1tettan " ~ N uuu, n
f. 'ls stosMEH@S!syIs II @ y S'ttsr pay'nant ot Ill liz
wolrrM At LsAsr SIX MILLIONS.
prlyeil by tha foreclosure and sSis to which
, s s pS!9Ts f.y ys a ,sg ss 'spf.t r. o tie u,
mn nnys m. cnrrHu}ly INK I eouss;,tc. II Tfov VIZ f.rther
SIT 3 f,rtt, M tat n1lnE t|s coi,liyl,,atton i'o Of
the sal0 they petftlopctl tte Circuit Court for
leave to pleAtl, answer, or deInVr,
hut tho Circuit Court. rnfllsetl NIL .relloi,
Finally, III INT, this Court allowed
ltsot is as;I scxnfffs l t,s ,e OF se s coroln, S
t!oIt; Tiny lore 1nalnaail| th9t Me aGtto.,
0f tho Solicitor * tl'a l'aclt'e Nailroal Com.
rany tn consuming to tho h9fEea ut fore
closure aml snle ln ttl0 Court below was not
the acooh Of a,a, tan Gomr@@y nv, ,s,sn sIa ,n.
, 1880-03-23
A SUDDEN TERMINATION.

lNplAHApnL1s, Ind, Aarch l2,~-Thu case
OF Aychltect Myers. Of Detroit, 70. tin State
House CoWnlssloneH, for damages to his
plans, cn,le to 9 sudden conclusion this
afteElio9n by Judge Graham instructlnR the
Jury to bring III a,yGrllett for tAa 4cf4A4Rnta,
Witch theY are1ElIngly lid,
, 1880-03-23
AT 7yINONA, htTNN,


Special Dtspateh 10 7ns chtes9o Tribune.
WlNovA, Mimi. March aa.-rhe residence
Of Mrs. II. NJ, Lake. on BanboEn street., In
this city, burned nt noon ts-tlay. Tho loss is
heavy; very little was saved, Insurance. OH
tho building, Sl,.00 In Hartford c0nnpn'y.
, 1880-03-23
WISHES TO RETIRE.

AInAay. N, \, March .a-Iohn +.
smyth, Superintendent Ut the lnsvranee De-
pa1r,,lent, bas asked Coy, CQrnell to ral!eye
hlIn fgoM tho cares OF office.
, 1880-03-23

DaAn ss " ~ d1sE5tr {;"~u
ths ditie0sy Tor more Than JeaF With tlls usatass
ot tHo phxsetAa.-91e Aiupathlo aGa epa aoaISssf oassf
msdsanaA AmdnS WlIeh ~ d. Jsyne.s AS!asti!H'.a asi'.
i beshon8at myself Of ths INDIAN. AiAtoD bfAutst
and. TuAhin4 ever your pamphlet Iny e}a Mutssss
Taui Eemafte dh the dtsssso viii Thlea - s,oas ~
Gsd3slnS, aud, iGs oy 9f fsi aya,psthislhg ta4haA
EFT "s@ JOHN i. WHiTAqAR
, 1880-03-23
HhAumatfhBtt.

nuetinaham. Kankakss ca. H., Mey Il ~ r.,
nd S.t f9sRa INs 81" sYI ysins
Egeh re!sTsd and sspsatpa E4nE; E4&ERa e.
, 1880-03-23
AT LAFAYETTE, IND.

Special UlsPassk 10 1R4 C81sago 1F1bAHs,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Mareh ea.-Last night
thu stable Of Thomos Crapp waa burned,
together with two horses, q wagon, harness,
otc. The flro was incej.dlary. No insur-
, 1880-03-23
plsenAo& Of tho LNJlEa4

-. FeNton, yfAnkIlN !Hr W.,
DEAR elR: This Ia to certify TINT your INDIAN
which hAd been troubling ms Tor i tonE Tins.
, 1880-03-23

49,. nAh.gsen, Hamilton Co., III.
DEAR Str, 1wastrnublsd with Neuralgia ter somS ss
sYAnP and happy 10 aay Il haa ENTIRELY eYrSd o.
, 1880-03-23

S hffbi[R nts a|s1. yea1 1sss;'
lilac and Il hahiy estesmsd pY 81 WIN hAvf ~!
l. lhave used your Wsac!as With tbs mos; sAtaa9s
tory tegnta. and cAn thale1osA recommend ~ ~
al uQub'sa vim Llsoy l0mpla'nt aFd s!sa issaafy~
, 1880-03-23

dancn i;orties whnm hO ronrtseiitctl prefer
American hoops, hut they could not get
them, and were obliged to Import.
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1NTE1eOCEANlC CANAL.
A THO or 1sEsoLuTfoSs.
Special Ds'pdfeh to 1hs chttaeo 1roanE
WAs1llN0ToS, ID. O'' hialeh&''-Ihe lin"se
To-day indirectly TOOK cnnselyMlvo ,os,1"n,
with respect to tsio several nitefpgea''c e"'l".
propositions hnbnit'eu 10 u. lhe jelo"Ss
which existed IN tilo oenau' HH'l' 1,S s"
1ect botwecn senators e'oraon "ilu lllt' VI
Georgia, exists III tilo lln1se IN peFhaps eSs
measure between heiresell1ns'sa nIns, -
Louisiana, Chairman OF uae opcelal Gonllh't~
tee on the 1ntcroccnlic Cannl, ard NepFo-
sentative Ellis, OF that State. MI klne. ont
OF loyalty to Ills Committee, OF course aes.tes
hatal measures relating TO ol'iteioceanlo cMmal
matters SHOULD 10 reietfca 10 IL, Mf' Elns,
who, rs tho vote showed to-day Is supported
ny n small ma]onty OF tne llouse' .su ~ als.pssA
to % moro conservative LINN t'ie
lc Cnnal Committee, and deslrou u'n1 tl'e SUD
1ect should DO consltlcfca oY inc 1aofe eol.-
scrvatlvo Forelg1'.A1talrs Commi.tee. "','cu
Is not rs yet committed 10 tho A1oh1oe uoS
trine, or to nny canal scheme: llo accota-
lnXly lhtrotticeta JONI resolut'9h 1eaMes'k
the President TO Elve notice 70 u1eas tI'tNll,
that the Clayton-l}ulwcr trenty ba considered
rs no longer bintllng. Tho contest arose over
me references Ells tt.e, uesse !" -, % Fora,gn A.
!uuo" ~ " ,,'t.',...tt,at t.aa Io"' ~
fairs, King maintaining tfa1 IL
sIouLn 1sE 1sEFERRED
49," ~ ud ~ tha For.o,-A ffnirs Committce, after
cnco W uo '...ttaM
short cohtest prcYniieu' ,,.
Casey Young, who IS always aisposea 10 oe
, 1880-03-23

- KAnfk1 EdFaF Cnt lTe,.
DEAN B1Ni have used YQnr h1ceent INDIAN
UjI|OD SYKut Iii My family for tho phst Evt }thtA
ann have RlwaYa found tust a. recommended. 1tn
the best family msdtetps s'st psna ~ ny fa1}t!1u
, 1880-03-23

W4up0hdA: lAke ": ": fhtt1f, ft1f
BgI hsre rcd Yoat t.sfi INpl Az ~ slftx, III
~, ind kke p|sasuEa In EacoplmaaaEE Z, :1er
, 1880-03-23

AT MILWAUKEE, WIS.

AT MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Hpte{al Dlspateh Ia Ihs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March 222t-The vinegar fac
tory OF II. Ricdsbergo. IL Co. was almost to-
tally destroyed by fire tonight, with great
(leal Of machinery and stock. Tho loss Is
about $4,000, which Is covered by the fol-
, 1880-03-23
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS,

Disease OF tho Stomach md Liver,
Cairo, Ale1andot Co, ILL.,
QEkH etR; euf7atlnK fnr tpma tnle with Headache
md Disease OF tho Stdmneh md llsDr. NAA Induced
u uta ynlr r1llhhio lNJtAN HI4J0n brNuP, shtch
FestuEed 1oe ~ pcrfeot health and strength.
No. " Ekxht-Hk EHAS, huELLEY.
, 1880-03-23
Mover Fails to Cure.

DEAN ssn; h.,e uted d'iSsH' s9sf itNsii}lxN itsi}l nJo,
1YKup for trA,nps IL nj Stomach Rnd a1aa tlt a
ohlldran Who we're tIhlbfed with qpasnls md In pp1
e.As"easosea e'"p'e's y hIlzA AgBr11 Mrrxx
, 1880-03-23

Wpod1knd. lTN4N0I4 CH77 nnEn
DEAR ElR: ! can laF thlt your INDIAN b!tMun
hYNqP hiss equal for Comatipatqn. alak.
pAIn In The Low els, ana Chk and cAn tAftl5 Ftfo"s
"eaa W s's ~ @4as''0* aA~""'ii iit(iIopA A, HEED
, 1880-03-23

FIyM04IE. I1kfE6#f
DAB a!R, haze esnm ;toaead Tta n!i.GtGsa, M,
INDIAN Al.p0n nYAul, saA {yyna y A. h 4, Ts''
fHtpAhIa medicine, TAOMAa TltlAhLh
, 1880-03-23

poHti1t t4tlugetO4 fGanHt Elr
DsAn eIM TaI' 70 ,Ss5ufx Thai ls1as siauf 2'sa
FA0oh sYNuE over 9 jsss d exS, sna = nais ~.
bsaa KIfatJ troubled wttA WeaknekA Your feSsas @Su
p0''a - - . '@'sA''s f''aso'' I,1t0nA AABalTh
, 1880-03-23

B1NdWfon, Do KKI6 To, 1T,
DEAK B1n: T'hs 10 70 certify that your m htAN
has compete1y cursa me IT Dyspspea Is the tsst
medicine ayut usod4 tllNAM I, AlLEN.
, 1880-03-23

-... TAuttpN*t EEh hKhhtn t:na Ill.,.
..D1AnatR:. Ynuy srsst F1lt An BLOOD BYKupt3
che bOAt medicine ever iteed fur Heart DDeaa. !
Recommend u tq I'll similarly aai!etsd, .,,tvcs
, 1880-03-23

~ - AuFOfa, KKnN 20. !lI,,
DEAR etH; hare nacd sonny OF your 1HplAE
Bl.l6N HYaul' win bsnasoal !asuta' and th!nEEn
y good medicine 70 build up the sJqtuu R9natAlH'
j. W, MUM
, 1880-03-23

No other whtsknr Dyo. eqqais NUS 70 cents.
, 1880-03-23
Chilla Cured.

aeox sEaa 1a nnS yaat ya I'll 4
Neuralgia. ELL M1TEitKLlA
, 1880-03-23

.. Glora, Clay Co, III
ul,0Oh HYhuf haa eltfe8 mo 1T Tho bfd bay t,,IS
nj o'e' '7' ""'4 '"''o'' M1ny unowN.
, 1880-03-23

Waterman statlOn laa KAlb Coz IL .
BLOOD SYRUP Eae curod NE of Fatn II tha M4eE
II Il 4 y&luAhlo medicine. Mha, WOOL
, 1880-03-23
Call1IR Ctfrod,

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a;gnths end trtsd al@gss sserything. but Si1i2gt
BlAtqn SY!ipP abort tstni VI which ervctu.lF
enlsd har The 6gTup bps al4o efeaty benefited tho
ase III na III Il mG aes !s .aa
hunAnlIy. RQaHANhAu LAWftHNCE-
, 1880-03-23

Fiahef Champaign q, III. :.
HOOD bYNYt h1N anne mo more good f9t kI.ssf
Complaint and Heart 1slsenss thhn any other nedt.
Ehtlls aud HoFOfll8 AAlGAKlsY CIifSA. :.
, 1880-03-23

nT1;tsn p54n aIA esve SopGd X sv,lK y1g, iNglAI
nanded 70 be- and adylse anJuna who mar pc N poos
health 70 1ife 1t Trial. Nh, fHEEAAN,
, 1880-03-23

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boo With sensesse. setou%s % 81 r9,on u "
=; I; a.. Il; ?::: !:
direction
AGo 1MONlAL0. !,
1IIIV01s
Disease OF tho Stomach md Liver.
AsAn s.e: sus,.nE to. ,eas tss WIZ lits.eb.
10: SA@.!''!.s .ss' s- - 5h1s: s'i'iHhlHs
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rbtr,.7ov emilia.
n,.n arr. nh, :. ,o ..,,,t, yS5a Al: ,s, es; ;s}r
1isf II sxga G;ls} si ass isss %
-. chiils Cured. .. c,.c ri.
sessd!!y ssss. tSIi!: @ ssS saa !ssssa!e2ss
asa'sii'a. Hii aiSciizLl@
, 1880-03-23

DMAR ssRt have bean nRina ynur iNlIfi IN hiIXin
HfNuP for A!na ttna. and nm I'nrfcctly satisfied wA
rvttts. Strengthens the Narvus, heYuln tho Sat.
nch At1d HGHes, and RQllRtaS lthclEuntanl. would
not D0 without H. htHd MESTkALt.
, 1880-03-23
LIST 6F WHOLESALE DEAAElD
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d. Clark Johnsoa's Indian Blood Syrup

CHICAGO, ILL, =,
yAN, 1CuAAcK, sTEyENBOA 4 ca, "a sna
A1AisiA0N, PLpMMRIs l. 60, 81 and n Lats+t
fuLLHik 4 kuLt.KK. 81 Aarkef-st
EEk1 Ekn bxoulash d klah tfist b. w4b..A-.n
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-22
HERE AND THERE.

Bill English thinks of entering a
nunnery and becoming sister of chart
ty.
Barnum seems to have been fooling
around the wrong end of those Indiana
and Ohio mules.
The Kansas City Times calls it a
"wintry wave" 1t will be an arctic
ocean by November.
The soldiers do not seem to be pre-
cisely tumbling over each other in their
stampede to Hancock.
steel rails' are staple enough, but
you never want to buy them on falling
market.-Wm. II. Barnum
The Democratic party have concluded
to postpone the cutting of that water,
melon twenty years longer. They say
the darned thing isn't ripe.
1t Is asserted, upon petty reliable au-
thority, that General Hancock's smile
has not been visible from the back part
of his head since o'clock Tuesday
evening.
A movement is on foot among the
prominent evangelists of the country to
send missionaries into Indiana 10 win
the deluded people of that state from
their heathenish worship of Bill English
Bill English will have ample leisure
10 devote 10 those libel suits after the end
day of November. He could begin now
for that matter, but 1t might not look ex
actly right for him to leave his "post OF
danger in Indiana
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-22

A few epigrams from recent speeches
of southern Democrats and extracts from
late southern newspapers, would look
well on the banners that are being car.
ried about by the members Of that party
in Indiana. Let us suggest a few:
Put ON your red shirts and let the
ride begin"-Abbeyville Is. c. Sen.
tlnel.
This confederate house is not friend.
ly to the Union soldicr."-Ryan, of Penn
sylvania.
with "A rebel general at the head OF
tue senate committee nu pensions there
would DC no use pressing your bill
BeliZhOover,
I'VE must have one party and that
the Democratic patty Richmond Dis
patch.
let the Mississippi plan he adopt
ed throughout the south" - Senator
Butler
The north pays the taxes, but what
do we carc'if it docs g''-Senator Vance
Whatever The character of the voting,
the Democratic candidates are sure Ia be
on the top when the counting is finished.
Charleston News and Courier.
''Ihe negro leiH be stare dgaiA, or
cease TO erist."-Mrridan Mercury
mo true soutlIrener ever asked pardon
for bearing confederate arms. IS. Il.
Chalmers.