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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

foR PEACE AND PLEAsANTNEss IN
THE FAMILY KEEP OUT THE LITTLE Fox
Es.-Onc of the most malignant of these
Foxes is di 3courtesy, AMI he creeps slyly
into the family where one would suppose
1t impossible. People who are ordinari-
ly polite, well bred, and genial, are some
times guilty of rudeness in manner and
speech and action Mt home of which
they would be ashamed in society. Pa.
rents are hasty or fretful in addressing
or reproving children. and children for
get the respect and honor due TO parents.
y great deal Of unhlppiness oyerclouds
homes which might be bright. but for
this habit of brusq1eness aud incivIlity,
which fastens on some unfortunate vic.
.ims like u second nature. IL has its
peculiar phases to he sure. When papa
indulgos in it. the family are apt t. say
be Is tired. If mama is irritable and
pee .isn. IT. is int;mated that she is ner-
vous. IT IS lcnev~lsntly pres umed that
she las 'noural' or the -" 81 tIo heqd''
when amt Kitty or sister Sorhu. axe
short and snappish. il is attributed TO
their having been mp late at party and
il IL only Floy or small Tom who is sent
TO bed in disgrace, for answering impro-
pcriy and impertinently and frowning.
A little leaven lcavencth the whole lump,
and IL Is curious to observe how rapidly
and certainly this evil infection spreads
in the family, "Quiet. affablc parents
have almost invariably, quiet respect.
fol children" said q plain woman -
Persons who are invariably polite to
each other in the presence Of their chill
dren will find the children grow likewise,
and they will not often have TO check
them for thoughtle.s and rude speaking
and actions. Courtesy rs we'll as its OF.
posito. is atmospheric and educational
IL IS worth while, if the fox we alluded
to has intruded and begun the work OF
/ spelling good will in the family, and yen.
tleness, 10 think how best TO Danish him
here are three magic Ps-which II
I properly used will root out and destroy
the foe. They are PRAYER. patience. and
perseverance,. If you find your family
has fallen into the custom Of crossness.
rudencss and unmannery behaviour
pray first that your own heart and tenn
per may be made right, and set tho ex.
ample. Meet al wrong expressions
manner, and actions. with patient calm.
ness and gentleness. and do not be dis,
couraged IN setting a good example,
/ Selected.
There arc good many counterfeit
trade dollars in circulation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
LATE NEWS.

The Afghans. on the 18th inst. sus-
tanned another defeat With loss Of ! :
200. The British loss is unknown.
Patrick Reed who has been on trial
at lIarrisonburg, Virginia, Tor compile
i,y in the murder Of Jacob Lincoln, was
or Wednesday acquitted. *
Near Austin. Texas, on Tuesday last.
Mrs Houston, living in the coun; ~. in
a TT of insanity attempted to murder
her FIVE children Ivy driving knitting
needles into their brain through their
ears. One was killed and two other 8
are seriously injured. Al $40
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
THE GREATEST BLESSING.

\ simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time. and prevents al.
sease by keeping the blood pure, stom
ach regular, kidneys and liver active, is
the greatest blessing ever conferred up.
on man. Hop Bitters is that remedy.
and its proprietors are being bles ,ed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured By it. Will you try it? See an
other column Eagle. 2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

II is important TO bear in mind that
Congress passed the following resolu-
ton in 1875 10y a vote OF PSI to Is:
That the precedent established by
Washington and Other Presidents in re-
firing from the Presidential office after
their second term has become by uniyer.
sal concurrence a part of oui republican
system Of government, and that any dc
parluro from this time-honored custom
would be unwise, unpotriotic and fraught
with peril TO our free institutions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

WILLING To LIVE UNDER GRANT AS
KING.-In the County Convention OF
Culpepcr to elect delegates to the Vir-
gnia Republican Convention, among
others AIR. Horny Lightfoot made n
speech in which. as reported by the Gull
pepper Times, he said:
lie did not think Grant would make
himself King if elected, but if he did
they would be willing to live under him
as such
Mr.. O. NJ. Wilson, OF Indiana, Re d.
publican, is reported to have said at the
meeting OF the select committee on the
payment ofpensions, on Saturday week,
as follows:
Il am for the eX-President for King, or
for that matter, I am for his son Fred
to follow. so long as there is any danger
of the Democracy ruling
After Mr.. Wilson, had made this de-
claration he was asked i! he wanted this
statement cancelled. and lie replied that
he did not. Mr.. Wilson is understood
to he q lawyer Of prominence, and in
favor of the denomination Of the eX-
President az Chicago
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

Fox CHASE ~ VIRGINIA.-O last
Saturday evening about 7 O'Clock
Messrs Charles Seymour, John c..
Brady, James Seymour, Howard Long,
and ID. u. Hudson, from the Washington
Bottom, went on fox chase, taking
their course across Knobly mountain.
They had thirteen number one hounds.
First taking the road that leads TO
Frankfort. for about two miles they
circlod off on tho Keysor pike, where
the championess Gay Lass brought
the Grst fox to q chase A blast from o
horn brought the remaining twelve upon
the trail all in full cry After three
quarters Of an hour hot chase they f.
nally picked him up on an open field on
DR.. Perry's farm. Soon after two more
rcd royuards were started out before the
hounds, each taking n separate direction
over hills, glens and rocks, closely pur.
sued for about FIVE miles, when the chase
was wound up by the foxes taking
refuge in their dcns. The party re-
turned home NJ midnight we'll pleased
with their success. having the gray FOX
not counting o pole cat they left dead
in the woods. - Cumberland Timei A
pril 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
VICKs

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beautiful work OF loo Pages, ore CaIored
Flower Place and 500 illustrations. with De
scripiions Of The best Flowers and Vegetables
with price % SEEDS and how 10 grow them All
for Five Cent Stamp. ln English or German
wick - seeds are the best 10 the
world Five Cents for postage will buy The
Floral Guide, telling how 10 get them.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden. us Pa.
gps. Six Colored PlBtes, and many bundled Fn-
cravings For 80 cents in paper covers 81 90
~ elegant cloth. IN German OF Rnalish
'Vick's illustrated Monthly Magazire"- %
Psges Colored Plate IN every number and
many fne Engrayings Price Sl25 scar.
Five Copies Tor s. Specimen Numbers senf
or 10 cents 3 trial copies Tor Is cents
Address, JAMES WICK.
Rochester ~ y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

a disease known as the BLACK leg"
has broken out among the cattle in Pres.
ton county, this State.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
Letter from Washington.


sON'f ~ pm ~, 'VOO.
Mr.. HARPER 1t is very sad, but tie
friends of Grant are beginning TO show
iistrust Of the Hon. 4. d. washburn.
They say the statement that he don't
want the Presidential nomination him
self, and that he favors third term is
all sham. and that he is putting in
work for Washburn and nobody else
Shcrman's Civil Service reform caudi-
dates subordinates were heard of in ac-
tive and tricky operation in Maryland on
Friday, working up a boom in the inter.
est OF the Secretary. The Washington
friends of Blaine are conniving at the
sending out, if not themselves sending
out. pamphlets and articles dcnouncing
the other radical candidates. How these
brethren love one another
1t is said that House Democrats have
determined to suppress discussion of the
Kellogg Spofford contes, in the Senate.
1t is to be done in this way. At the last
Senate Democratic caucus it was deter
mined to go on with the appropriation
bills as fast as received from the House,
TO the exclusion Of all other matters. -
The House Democrats will send the APP
preparation bills to the Senate, so they
say, fast enough to keep the Senate bu-
sy. There is one weakness in this pro-
gramme. 1t is the House, more than
the Senate, which has delayed work thus
far. However, the idea is good one
With half score of Democratic Sena-
tors against unseating Kellogg here is
no possibility of unseatinS him. and to
debate the question is to talk in the air.
The desk on which Jefferson wrote the
Declaration of Independence is now the
property of the United States, having
been accepted by Congress last week
from the family to which jefferson pre-
sentcd it. 1t is a very plain piece of fur
niturc. 1t will be preserved in the State
Department. Mr.. Jefferson, the great
est Of our statesmen, was himself plain
man. He walked unattended to the
Capital to lie inaugurated as President
of the United States. Eight years age
thousands of Washingtonians thought
of this when they saw Grant ride over
the same route in gorgeous state, with
cavalry, artillery, and infantry in the
procession, and all the machinery of 60
vernmcnt prostituted to make such q
Gus in the midst of his greatest tri-
umph. MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
FOR SALE
GOOD SECONDHAND
e. II O. q "a ES
Boilers and Machinery.

One % noIse Griffith Il Wedge Por-
table Engine Cirulsr saw Mil 81 800 90
One 20 Horse Griffith y Wedge Por-
table Engine q Circular Saw Mil, T. 400 90
One Ball & Williams Double Surface
Planning and Matching Machine, 500 90
One Power 4 Tainter Single Surface
Flaming and Matching Machine. 400 90
One Rogers Foot Mollicing Machine
(new) 45 90
One Iron Frame Swing ut OF Saw
NEW 40 90
One Disstons Doooie Geaged Saw
GUNNER, Is 90
One IS Horse Stationary Engine,
with Governor, 500 90
One % iIorse Stationary Engine,
with Governor. 500 90
One Horse Stationary Eagiue,
Boiler and Fixtures 200 90
! One 81 Horse Upright Tubular Boiler
and Fixtures. 800 %
Ore IS Horse Dempfel Fine Boiler
and Fixtures $50 %
One % Horse Gempfe Else Boiler
and Fixtures 10o On
One pair ~ horse Cylinder Boilers.
Front end connections, 500 90
One 48 Turbine Water Wheel. wish
Gearing and Shafipg 400 90
4so lot Of Engines. Boilers Wood work
ing Machinery, Pulleys, Shaf,inR Bsliina. Cir
! calar Saws, &c, &c.
Address.
w. w. MCKAIG & SON,
Cumberland, Nd.
April Q, I6s0.-4w.
eaS- Can Get Low Frcghts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

Each package contains Or ssnsoris Improved Iah,,
Ing Tube. with full dirrctions Ter m AL eascs Price
$780, Tor sale by all Nho,ueale and Retail Dresi,f,
throughout tho rnifcd States. WEEKS q POTfrp'
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Dossoa Ma
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

Further accounts Of ihe great storm
in California last week state tuat it T., -
vailed throughout the State. LeYees il
many places we're carried away anil
railroad tracks washed cut. Country
roads are rendered impas4abic. At one
tine the safety OF oacramento, Mary
Vile and other valley towns was threat
ened. fortunately tho rain changed
into snow on the Sierras, preventing the
further flooding OF the Sacramento and
San Joaquin valleys. In some places
over sixteen feet Of snow fell. and in
other places on the Central Pacific rail.
road it drilted forty feet deep Ava
lanchcs baye swept down the mountains,
crushing snow sheds and telegraph lines
Snow plows, each driven by ten engines,
have been dashing through the gather.
ing drifts, and hundreds Of men have
aided with shovels. The weather cl ear
Ell off Saturday, and the tracks were
practically clear. During tho storm q
Boston excursion was laid up at Reno.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
SWORN EVIDENCE,
rhs sosicwing Cure In probably TIRE r,a,.
ussskshss svsr erected sr any r,eo.o.,
p~spes.ticn for THO treatment
e Ca.,rrh.

s,sss 49, SSs s es, is az y ssys Sas ca
tsryihle suIyg04 vHs rendered Partially e.
burning m The nends pains acrOss Tho tttnnl . "a
spSn ~ md rstsini syss swollen aud nices,ssS
the eht< 9nd every indication OF conssar;eS' sSss
head ached ell the lime The matter srcaas,scas ~
rapidly In my head and threat that could no; -
sssp E slS Il .s a ei Gig ,dU sOsa .gs
would thcn have reccsc 90 every me rs ~ rase
90 dislodEc the unens frou, throat and he Al ess
eenk aess 60 s.ssE sfsia rors pssad % nv
With difncply swsBow.l finally consulte an 49,.
rcqssss postponed IL The constant al ~ ~.
uieesssion in ny throat esnssd ~ ,s poiscsSos maj
jnfsmsdmy lasss tasi aeessanis' .'sS "a
sssetseStSk dsssse 90 hai iost dean rr SssS ss
Sn sssy sSPs0s S an sss ssH By
ak months ago. began the use OF sANfonrs n.
CulH yon CArAHnn. ARR ueirg the erst bottle -.
gan 20 i%Proys raP,aiy Tho nrss ao.s to clear
seemed gradually 20 sress the dlschsrgss h sss,I
css cosdA W prSs ddrs, ny usirg n a. rnrec -
reduced ths Inflammation and sneliins II nv t', ~
90 That nsy :9sa ssssss 20 sIssssS me
head ccs.ed. senses ef seeing snd ofheafinv ~ =.
completely restored. and every sT 9tofn OF aess ~.
pad reduced me TO the Verge OF the grave disSrpesr
have bean thus sIrilcit brcanso. as afss,s1
have great deal Of suffering from Cata-r6 49,,
hope 90 convince many that this IA great remedy ~
am familiar with tho trestrncut 81 ,asarrh sssr.,
most eminent about my have used every tss
OF remedy and apparatus that have nppcarrd arl~.
period OF six ycafs past aud have. vhi0 following
nse taken great are 81 my gcnef health but ohaaed
Bosrox. Feb. -. iSs5. GEO. 4. DfNsMoRE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
eryyoLr.a.

eryyoLr.0. Frn - ~
Then personally appeared tho said George r. p.r.
more. and made oath that tho foregoing staterea ~
him Subscribed ~ true. Before me. ~ -
SETH J. THOMAS Justice ofiao Po,co-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

Destructive FINE. About 8 o'clock
Friday evening a large shed, used as
stable, on tho farm OF Mr.. John Solden.
near Charlestown, West Virginia, was
discovered TO be on FIRE, and all attempts
TO checl, the flames we're unavailinc.-
Besides tho shed, seven head OF horses.
one COW. carriage and harness. etc.
were burned. The fire is believed to
have been accidental,
Your liver is out Of order and you
know &C.: so take sellers Liver Pills"
Sold by all druggists
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
Grant or Tiden Z?

i VIII be 20 your interest 60 drop me pose
A tal card for circulars before buvinr clchr-
cry, &c. ! sell the following al II whitl !
warrant % claimed or 30 sale
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

NASHVILLE, April ga destructive
storm prevailed south Of here on Sun
Lay. AZ DE Chera, OH the Chattanooga
railroad, the Presbyterian church was
Totally wrecked Great damage was
done to houses, stock and fences in
Giles county. Three children were
drowned. The storm struck Point Rock
Ala, on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, destroying five houses and
killing three children of =. NJ. Edwards
7. J. Mann was killed by lightning six
miles from tais city.
a severe storm at Dalton, Ga, IN
roofci q number OF houses and blew
dozn & church Stcep'e.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30
Disastrous Storms in the South
Loss OF LIVES, AND rRoPERrY-Lisr OF
KILLED AND WOUNDED.

MERIDIAN, Mss, April 26. "A heavy
storm struck Macon, Mss, last night.
blowing away % houses, including the
Mobile AID Ohio railroad machine
shops, rouad-house, depot, telegraph Of.
flee and master mechanics Office. Six
teen cars were blown from the track
and IL persons were killed and %
wounded. The loss Of property is csti-
mated at 100000.
The killed are Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Horton, Matte, Johnnie and Jas Hort.
on the whole femi'y; Mrs. James
Epps, Charlie Epps, Jas. Epps, Miss
Sophronia Ramsey, Cicero Moss and
three others so badly muLlatcd that re.
cognition vas impossible. In addition
30 the above named, who are white, the
following colored persons were killed :
Louis Barker, Henry Williams child,
Ottawa Wilson's child and one unk nown
colored man. The wounded are Leo
Smiths child, James Epps, Mrs. Berci.
ant, Mrs. w A. Kelly, Ed. Ford, Miss
Rhodes. Miss NJ. RaTasey. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Mitchell, Mrs Ballard anil babe,
Mr.. George Ballard, Moses WE'LL, G..
Whitesiles, Mrs Little, Mrs. Spence
". L. Dodds. Joe Bryant, J. W. Black
we'll and wife, Mrs. r. Ruff, f. Desmuk.
cs, Mrs. Moss. Frank Gilmore. Dave
Clayton, Joe Evans, Parthenia Wiiker
son. bod Stevenson, Henry Williams,
solomon Hand, j. II. Bryant, f. S
Ford. w. II. Kelly, and a child.
hlr. Horton was found dead quarter
Of n mile away from the scene of dc
struction. One house near the centre
Of the storm was whGled around, and
its front changed in exactly tho opposite
direction. A colorcd woman was found
dead in field west of the depot, lit
| N l. - u Il IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-04-30

There arc good many countcrreit
radc dollars in circulation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-04
BESIDE THE BARS.


Grandmother knitting has lost its charm;
Inheeded IL lies In her ample lap.
while the sunsets crimson. soft and WARM,
Touches the frilis of her snowy cap.
Shit j. gazing on two beside the bars,
Under the maple-who little care
For the growing dusk. or the rising stars.
One ia a slender slip Of a girl,
Ana one a man In the pride OF youth,
The maiden pure a. the purest pearl,
The lover strong in his steadfast truth.
"sweet, my own. a "a rose Of June"
He says, fall low. DER the golden head.
II would sound To her like a dear old tune,
Could grandmother hear the soft words said
For IL seems hut a little while ago
since under the maple. beside the baT-r
She stood "A girl. while the sunsets glow
Melted away mid the evening stars.
And one, her lover. - bright and brave.
Spake words n tender. in tones n low:
They come To her nov from beyond the grave
The words of her darling, 20 long ago.
My own one. sweet a. a rose of June
Her eyes are dim, and her hair j. white,
But her heart keeps time To- the old love tune
As she watches her daughters child To
night.
A world between them. perhaps You say.
Yes. One has read the story trough
One has her beautiful Yesterday,
And one to morrow fair to view.
But little YOU dream how fond "A prayer
Goes mp to God. through His silver stars,
From the aged woman gazing there,
For thctwo who iinger beside the bars
N r.. Sapgster, ia IOufh's Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-04

rIrrr -Cos~Asurs soKEr>as ~Et.c.
,o The Nes fark H~S frvn Asxas4rsA.
~her- ~ II ssxs<~a IN ~rseasstnx ~
ot~frsk frnnsedzsrly sntsv he p~sl~&
al q abs ot-issk 2al - tAs es-< snE<
torus-i ~ tAs ssSps tusd q bsSk e
Ar~n syests xrzaits. 90 suxA~s n tbs
cob. r~~prv@atag = P~Tfrrz Ak~ssg
alter. snder thss asa i1us~iha,say %
b~ | f-and = skite marie slab. Tspr~.
sentEsg the agsrNsa. essenttsg s-rss ths
toun isisob Il pohsasa .yeass1 gransss.
i02 sckss bag Asd 81 isehss hsSAl saA
q inrh-s thsck. The epF~r hall hsss
in:o \ p-rfncs sJusrv Aiths sazss t~rSs
aEd isasrhtng tA- shsTf ~rtssa e tas
sgrsrs and an thr u~st asgie II ihs
foundAslnn ! ipsni zssshsr tk~k IT
syeni,r granite markedly rgaAr IN
foytn. the suFfars e whirh ~rvp~r~ass-i
rough AshlAr s;efs Asa th~etSaas4S,ssa "a
xhieh ~As oomP,~~i Il ~hfie grs1ia-
Bcsidcs these fcgr ps~cr> | foGa1 CHR
less nosic-xbls sad impsTfAn; bat e4aN.
" s~igniacan, erahirns
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-04
THREE ANGELS.

They say this life t. barren. drear, and cold,
Ever the same sad song was sung Of old,
Ever the same long weary tale j. told,
And to our lips t. held the cup az strife.
And yct-a little love can swcetcn life.
They say onr hands may grasp but joys dc
stroyed.
Youth has but dreams, and age AN aching
void,
Whose Dead Sea fruit long, long ago ha,
cloycd;
Whose night with wild, tcmpeStuous storm,
il rife
And y2 a little hope can brighten life.
They say we fling ourselves in Wild despair
Amid the broker treasures scattered there,
Where all j. wrecked, whcr. nil once promised
fair;
And stab ourselves with sorrow's two edged
knife
And yet Il little patience strengthens life.
l. IL. then. true. this tale of bitter grief,
of mortal anguish finding no relief:
Ip' midst the winter shines the laurer- leaf
Three Angels share thc lot of human strife,
Three Angels glorify the path of life.
Love. Hope, and Patience cheer rs ON our
way,
Love, nope, and Patience form our spirit.
~tay,
Love. Hope, and Patience watch us day by
day,
And bid the desert bloom with beauty vernal
Until the Earthly fades in the Eternal.
Temple Bar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-04

The favor Of food baked or broiled
IN e~arthenware is said by those who
have made the experiment to be far
superior to that of vegetable or animal
food cooked in the same way in iron
vessels. for the reason that iron is q
conductor of heat, while e~arthenware is
. nou-conductor; consequently, food
cooked in the latter is rarely ever
burned, the degree of heat not varying
Rsrcs ,PPas during during the y pT s : Of IT cook sS.,
is cooked. as well as uniformity through
out the substance of the meat, vegeta-
bles, or grains, until the process Of
cooking is completed The FIRE in stove
or range that parches and burns in iron
vessels, and either impairs or spoils the
food. is powerless TO iniure he contents
of earthenware.-Dr. Foote'S Health
Monthly fer February.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-04

The most noticeable. perhaps. Of Al
the advances during the late boom
has been in the price Of rags. which
have more than doubled in value, and
are now worth three cents and . halt
per pound. At this price, and even at
much less, il win pay 70 save them and
sell them. The same is true of old
paper Of nearly every kind. As by elean-
sing they are reconverted into white
paper by the manufacturers
In consequence Of the scarcity Of rags
and old paper, the price of print" or
paper for news purposes, has gone up
IRON six and . hall to ten cents AZ
wholesale. II this price keeps Up.
there will be q general rise in the sub
scription price, As has indeed in many
instances already occurred
Almost any family - make enough
n year by selling rags and OH paper
to pay for all their reading matter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-04

Cuasin. = FsHNFaE q ToAeA a.. set
D. FsFis and ;sssr~ g fsxEaaJ 10 - srra..i
fs BftgEt's dtsrSss. 4tsi afar he s~ss q a.
cans - 18th caEfrses hs4 d-as SEAT thrs
cz4A faF hia. gave u IN a~.f@ss Aud fxtafs~i
- Au~rcA a. de-. iisfs ~ frc~tf~I fasth~f
tr~s'ea~bt frsa otasr .knffai pbtrkt.ns sta
cot b<usEt. All .talS h@Ilssslg huSsfsls -
Eaiu shf aaguiaA" az b. ssY. teEra - -
safs kkin~s All Lsss CsF. Es& "a AT as
c-mtlrf~b rufri IN str- sssAa Tic Sis.'
CreunaizHfssl details q hts paigfgi sar~ft
slse anst astonishing surv IN ahhx %ttVs 81
ii a. Narucf 4 60, uA1sk ~GI - fxs anioi
.a .nrf4rasL.m
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-04

6ENKR,t, DsBILIrI-i la ihi. uanplaipi The
good effects - the NEsEFiNK Grv ~fvali4sd
immediately after commencing e. takr y y.
dchilit dsuotcs isaeisBrf 81 the tis~L sai
NrGETINE Ats directly uE-1u The bioszi Iher,
l. ~ frm~dY that all rrstlfc the health srua
debility hkr The NT1UffNL LII uuurishias
and strengthening, parties the tlu-zl rsgu
late. The tssusls. gui-ts The nrFyoGs ~sFsista,
Acis directly upon the serrrtiuaA AMI aTuusc'
the shole system Ia action. IL has ncvci
failed In this complaint
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-04
.s New Noa ssr IA.

Gur fn-1K brrrEE NsEUs tskrs ttc
"ut;rhrs.st 81 the rlgfu. sai taFbs icisss.
un.4ii.tsstDy eharaiug latS gratifying sEr-
Gee. Soki c~srrshrs--
HsxHIEa, Y. \ Ma rsh. ~
JonN y PtrusE. 10y @nTsfs iH.f-ssssry
A~iirsl As.-sassn. kgrssh y y.
iAH ~ io4rs kskinE a. - Frputsihsn -
"Gut EtEc Batter Maze" received W.
have never krpt n uutl latrlS- Have ssbi
our ez-r - Ia tz,Krsi ALL II has gssr The
isst II sstlsizrtatu-
luAFs rcspcCtfuits, tt BtNEisO.