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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

On Sunday night the wife of Senator
A. B. Allison drowned herself in the Mis-
sissippi river, near Dubuque. Iowa. She
left the house in the afternoon saying she
was going to visit neighbor, instead OF
this, however, she took her gossamer and
went in an opposite direction, taking one
of her accustomed walks. Not returning
by 9 o'clock from the place where she was
supposed to be, a search was instituted
and maintained during the entire night
On Monday morning her body was found
in the river about mile below the city.
She had cut up her 90 ssamer, placed some
stones in it and tied them securely about
her neck, and then deliberately walked
into the river, about 35 feet from the
bank, laid down and drowned herself
where the water was only two and a-half
feet deep.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

Near Marsh Hope, in Kent county, Del
aware, at the house Of Mr.. Messick, his
sister, who was his housekeeper, was SER
iously i'll. On Wednesday neighbor,
followed by dog, came to visit the sick
woman, and the dog accompanied the yis-
itor to the sick chamber. There, before
any one could interfere, the strange ami
NAL and dog belonging to the house en-
gagged in savage fight, and finally, to the
horror of all present and the terror of the
invalid, the brutes leaped upon her bed
and continued the fight in spite of all ef-
forts to part them. The whole affair was
too much for the sick woman's overstrain-
ed nerves, aud with the sound of the saw
age creatures growlings in her ears and
their writhing bodies still upon her bed,
she shreiked, fixed her eyes in deadly
stare, and turned over dead.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

The american Cultioator remarks that it
is quite probable the expectation of wheat
and flour for the current year will reach
100000 900 bushels. This, with the enor-
nous exports of cotton, petroleum, pro-
visions, corn and other farm produces,
will result in large trade balance in our
favor. We may expect heavy importa-
tions of gold in payment for American
produce during the coming fall. This
will insure active business and lively times
in this country. The same paper says:
Son the average the United States raises
more than thirty times the wheat which
Canada produces, more than double the
crop of Russia, three times as much as
Italy, four tim,s the produce of Spain.
thirty times that Of Egypt, five times the
crop Of the United Kingdom, nearly five
times that of Germany, sixty per cent.
more than the wheat crop of France,
twelve times that of Turkey in Europe,
twenty times that of Belgium, and, in
fact, this country raises more than one
quarter of the worlds wheat.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

The telegraphers strike remains un-
changed throughout the country, with the
Brotherhood operators still firmly holding
out and the companies indisposed to
make any advances to them. The opera
tors still claim that there are but few de-
sertions from their ranks and that they
are now stronger numerically and fnan
cially than at the beginning of the strike.
There is no disposition on the part of the
operators to yield at any point, and moth
ing but an order from the executive COM
mittee of the Brotherhood would induce
them to go to work. The outcome of
this affair seems to be as remote as ever
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

The romance of yore is not entirely ex-
tinct-at least in the bosoms of Mr.. Barr
and wife, nee Wiley, of st. Louis. While
at Ocean City, Thursday of last week,
their nuptial knot was tied with the
breakers running over the brides should
ers and the audience standing on the
sandy beach. The groom's kiss to his
new made bride was promptly dashed off
by a passing billow A blue flannel bril-
dial dress is not an expensive one, and the
milliner's handiwork did not form part
of the outfit
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

The Grand jury of Baltim IRE city has
found an indictment against the entire
board of fire commissioners, including
Mayor Wbyte, who is, er-o9seio. member
of the board, for malfeasance in Office.
The alleged malfeasance consisted, on the
part of some members of the board, ain
that, while holding official position, they
sold material to city, not permitting COM
petition, and at prices so far in advance
fraud on the city" and, Is to the remain
der of the board, including the mayor, in
knowingly permitting such alleged illegal
transactions
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
session..

Mr.. A. S. Abell proprietor of the Balti-
more Sun, celebrated his seventy-seventh
birthday at his country seat, "Guilford,"
near Baltimore city, on Friday last. A
large number of the friends of the veteran
journalist called to congratulate him, and
many appropriate floral presents were
conferred upon him. Mr.. Abel is still
hale and hearty, and gives promise of en-
tertaining his friends upon many similar
anniversaries yet to come.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

Manifestations of serious internal dis
turbances have taken place in some por-
tions Of Spain during the past week and
open instruction appears to be threaten
ed. The object of the revolutionists is to
restore the constitution of 1869, when
Amadeus became King, and Gorilla, with
Serrano and Sagasta, were the leading
statesman. His stormy reign ended with
his resignation in February 1878. A still
more stormy republic followed, which.
under Castelar's guiding hand, collapsed
early in 1874, after being characterized by
degree of anarchy and disorder intoler-
able even to Spaniards. From the estab-
Hshment of Alfonso XII on the throne in
1875 dates the present constitution, which,
though liberal enough to suit Sagasta and
CASTELAR,, does not, of course, meet the
views of Gorilla and other radicals of his
incorrigible type. Hence the conspiracies
and futile manifestoes of the past week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

The Republican State Central Commit
tee met in Baltimore last week, and re-
solved to hold the State convention in
Baltimore, to nominate State ticket, on
the 9th of September.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

The colored Republicans of Maryland
are making stout struggle for recogni-
tion in the nominating conventions of
their party. As usual they are advised to
wait till some other year, but they mani
fest decided preference for this year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
l)ortG obaceoGin es
PORT TOBACCO:
Friday Morning, August II, 1888.

No exhibition of art, industry, music,
the drama, oratory, or anything Indicative
of progress, pays so we'll in our great
cities as the course brutality of pugilism,
This is not half so palatable as it is truth
full.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

Senator Edmunds believes it is the duty
and prerogative of Congress to provide
for the transmission of intelligence by
electricity as it is by steam and post
routes. He will probably introduce the
bill for postal telegraph at the coming
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

Schroeder's Corn Solvent for Corns. Bunions
and Warts. No cure, no pay. rs cts. al
druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
BIAI DF0RD. FOWLER & COMPANY.
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. l06 s. Charles Street,
Baltimore.

Particular attention given 10 the Inspection
and sale o. TOBACCO; the sale OF GRAIN
and all Country PRODUCE. FERTILIZER
IMPLEMENTS and Farm Supplies, &c, fur.
nished 1t Agents prices
0cf % IQ7S
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

Two young men, sons of Senators Geo. W,
Allan and Donald Mclnnes, of Ontario. Cana
da, left Barre in a boat Saturday for camp
ing ground four miles distant, on the Kemper-
feldt Bay. They have not since been from
and are supposed to have been drowaed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31
A Tale Of Treasure Trore.


About two months ago there tloated
through the newspapers an item to the
effect that Anna Chute, a wolkwoman
in the paper-mill Of the George w.
Wheelwright Paper Company at North
Leominister, IN this State, had found
$1,000 in bale Of paper stock which
she was engaged in sorting. The mon
ey was in two Treasury notes, 81 600
and $500 respectively, of the first issue.
On tracing the matter il was found that
the bale, which was mostly writing
paper, was one Of lot bought in New
York. There was abundant evidence
in the papers that they had cone from
certain New York city bank, and cor
respondenee was at once begun with
that bank with view TO determining
the question II the money belonged to
the institution. Asked ii the bank had
met with any loss, the reply came that
since the bank was chartered many
years ago, but one loss had occurred,
and that was in the autumn Of 1873,
when 1880 had disappeared from a
leller Tray, anu hau never been found.
Suspicion had rested all these years on
several employees Of the bank. They
could not be proved guilty Of the pecu-
lation, nor would it have been possible
for them to establish their innocence
had they been charged with the rob
berry Of the missing money. II was the
hope OF the officers OF the bank that the
money found in the paper-mill should
be proved to belong to the bank, as the
innocence Of the suspected persons
wonld thereby be demonstrated.
II came out, on making thorough
Investigation, that 4 room used by the
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31
The Analr n Homer

What 4 ihisf
An affair II honor dear
But thai ileroe pirate Nlsh lAe deadly
loy plslolf
Ana thai poor lunalle uhn apl ears 10
nAYe tho chollef
ls also an editor sweet
What 4 be dolngf
he Is getting satisfaction.
ior Nhalf
Mhs. tho other gentleman ehlled him
liar. easo him black eye, and made
him swallow four front teeth against bis
will.
i he satisfied now
Oh. YES.
How
Well. the bullet has perforated four
Vital organs and his stomach
Myl but how does be feel over thal9
Somewhat uncomfortable.
Bat do not see how that hole IN Bis
stomach salihes him,
Doyou suppose he wants two holes 10
bis slomarhe
OH bot would be not be happier With
out any hole in his stomachP
Ask him.
How Is an affair Of honor condueiedp
Well, a big gentleman Insults a small
gentleman.
And lhenP
The small gentleman Invites the big
gentleman ont
And thenP
The big gcnileman's friends accept
the invitation.
For thomselyesp
No; for him.
Graelousl but Is that frlendshpP
Certainly.
llowp
II gives the big gentleman a chance to
add injury to insult
Well. after the poor big gentleman
has accepted, how does the poor little
gentleman feelp
He Is scared nearly 10 death.
And how does the poor biz gentleman |
ieelp
He Is scared, too.
But ii they are both SO frightened why |
do not they back ont9
Their friends win not let them.
Goodnessl Why notP
Because they want TO see the fun
But when one poor gentleman gets
Killed IN an affair Of honor, does the com
munlty feel very badly9
Very
Because II feels sorry for tho poor
gentleman who was killedP
No.
Then whya
Because both gentlemen were not
killed Life,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31
DIR. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEAWEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS.

Asihe proprietor of these medicines conscien
uonslY ofcr them to the public as safe reliable AMI
certain remedies for the cure of Consumption aut
with equal confidence as almost a specific for thosi
morbid conditions Of the body, which II neglected
arr apt to terminate IN fatal diseases Of he lungs
claim that the USE o. my remedies win eure Con
sumption.
% na claim that The disease be cured after the
lungs are destroyed for no medicine can create nov
ones; bat maintain thai the ant stages of Con-
sumption are eafahie even when the lunes arc partially
decayed. when oae long s sound ana almost err
tain of maknga curc Il the patient win take proper
4 cafc Of himself and follow my directions
Il may ba asked "How ish hthst youeaa know 70
much about is disease, and rfaien1 to cure e. vhsn
20 many educated physicians, who hare made study
Of Il ier years pronounce itincurabiesr
Ths question is a. Fair ons, and shsn be fairly an
sverrd, do Hat claim 60 know more than other
phlslslans about tho causes nature and hision of
Consumption. suppose that my views on niess
poIns would BE- found to agree With those ef most
eautsied and Intelligent physicians W. should sErts
thar vhns fha fa4i oaHss e shseuraia other wurds,
whls Is nat possible to say ag Consumption seieets
ths of nat person a. rictim-ra the rrsaisa aaiiAg
eausn asrs
ifi. fa1srnasa Consumption it hereditary In =
v5n8frfui dsrFes on raIent very ofifn rniaas t
uren ~ sssfrae saa bsA sn mers frtsurunG 20
ihai ahels iaisuias ere ofien sutu ssry. knd bare
ihs rreaisp5sl1ou sown % fhflf ctHdren-
ID Caia ~ ha " o. uoi aHsn those stsnsss Of
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31
A Vocation % Keep Gu. on.

Z II wonld advise every Young man
yho is thinking upon the question OF
adopting profession to avoid law, -
said a Philadelphia Judge Of twenty-five
years. experience on the bench. "Yet,
that Is only general statement There
must be lawyers, and the law will al
ways afford certain number Of splen-
did prizes for sustained and well-direet-
ed endeava-. II is the knowledge Of
this fact that forces so many excellent
minds into competition for these re-
wards. But the contestants are TO the
prizes ten TO one, The bar In all the
large cities Of this country Is hopelessly
overcrowded. Not more than half the
lawyers make a comfortable living
Law said another Judge. Its
a good thing 20 keep out Of sc the rate
At which young men are coming 10 the
bar. Iinfer that few who have 4 desire
to achieve distinction IN Il win believe
me. though there are half dozen
membels of the bar IN this city who are
repdied b earn $4,000 year, there
are GO. I am quite sure. who do not
earn clear nine doilas a week. One
can hardly say al the outset who will
and who win NOT sneceel OF two men
AZ spparentlyequal abilities and oppor-
funiiies. enc win somehow reach the
front in q few years. while the other
vii always remain in fhe rear.
" There is. for example. a rerT
young man. earning Ten OF fifteen
thousand per year The District A.
tDucF. ! know. made three thousand
dollars during biz third Ys.ar 81 the bar
Ihere are. of coHrsf. a large number
IF people who have sncb luck. Boa
hless MY soul. there are men If ahlia
tnd eutrgy. Who have been a. ihe bar
for Ten eears and d not earn A. much
= thef Hauid n e tnlerahlt good trade.
Il i ~ wonder 80 inauE. Hho enter
Hp1n a. leeal zrenz fal "a cunfdencs
d their siilifr 20 atliere rrest things
tecoue disleaffered in year on fwd
and stfer npon other rsfsuis The
efertrgHding q The lar must 10
greaf etfe1L ~ aserled 81 the Work
he a ihs ssut frnrplr that iur=s
a. eores q CLERKS an8 is1st keepers
Hhen - isd neehsti.s aFs really RI
4nre u = b. dra fhat nsausi
atcs i degra alshH ana test & = ans
~ nfftfS ID D. fswfef en a. raers
NEs Fl rsrtFfT ttzr rashta Is
N Ninfet #ltt ett1 an4 nn sssurs
Ns1Fe. lAis iasE eTsrs = ~ raars
+.
fhs sme H r *t IL Hr
aHss ts 3 iNsataAat 81 fAimif iA
a4 81 r Nrs r nt
h M
a
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31
The Preachers Quiet Habits.

Sedentary and studious mcn some
tines become prostrsicd before they
know il Those Who spend much
tine IN close mental work and neg
leol 70 take enough exercise often
find Their stomachs unable to do the
work Of digestion The liver be-
cunes torpid. The borels ad II
regularly. The brain refuses to
sneasn oncr did Their preaching
becomes a faihire, and there isa state
q ge19zl misery. So many minis
trs hazx bccn restored TO health by
re re q Brun's Iron Einers thai
ihe crgT generzlY are speaking to
her friends 81 tbs nedicne as he
very best tc1c and reg0rsr thev
k1cE q lfrea1rts thin and usferv
hiood 30 Is rrupsr c7ndtion trtaa-
irz s p wfh tte rures4 ard most
r4az rrer1ra.an a. irra fisf
see1ue has ear made It's rises-
s 30 take. ard ss irms rfv
r1 &c tsr-t r1ss. rot o-v
81 re r 4 oa csr fI.s
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31

LOON otr ron rnn rNalNr.a

ism aiosamoiiye faeiafst snl bare brfn iaftHen,
" ffafs sai am naW running "a ihg Maine ttHilsi
lAl'ieAt ills pH a. enF|pf. ~ si eHsaseH hHas. Il
suf iffihF O. heslih and nHnEih fhe tuHiinaal iti
VI ~ fHsiaf and strait % aaf Ions iIilv ~ sna -
sfaAFn lhe klaH u aii pHHsn elgaHA IN aadiiiaa
20 ihis itpff.e ago mfi Hilha sftefv aaldfut aaa
Haa taken flpm ruifI Hli ing Nllh sff1fr nffasl
lhiaffA theh Fatt ule snai fain. vas isld 20 flr
- Honihl, aai saiiis Aale lhan can dastfs. shi
NON Than Nish ip tHiiff aaau Feiani.d work hul
~ Aiinels HFan 10 disturb me and mf nfffuus ils.
ten setmgd la b. unt 81 ufa I fuld Hai sleep -
nay watFr demaatei such eonsian siisuilaa that eas
hspi avasr gFfai part % ht nfhiia uf'uaif raasd
severe pains ! ,maefti tha best medical sklli n
foniaad ana fltrNlau. bui raniiugla 10 guw worse.
lwAt p1rsuadsdi1 90 Hunts l.sme.lY o. iluniiaai
mann ~ ml iiifHdi ln Portland had usad q Nlih Fnat
siens, NJ ! bad Ha iaAh iiaf lt enud Halh my
cagf ilaFt,eE / snf iuf hs'f fdaftu hatiigsa oaf
ofihf dfuk aietc. Ia rufaaa and iidl tit usr " he
hFa' bottle fauat a Hfesi reltf ~ water eas marh
i-'iitf and Tbs rtu .n ia hack and limbs gfailf
lesci lrouluaea 10 use Hnll hsd usd ifa haiiles
"a an and Il has lssn 10 ihe eaaAgr blessing Ahd
ihsye deeglea 4 . duty and rfgrgs to ftcanpnrua "A
70 ihusr troubled 10 a imIlaf manner and Yuu may
publish ihis fafihe benefit ~ oar railroad and Che
public IN geneal ai hal eamDricly eurvame.
ESQ w. nHkuLHf,
Engineer Mains ciniral i.slfuad
Portland, Ma, May y i0
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31

ford lrom above, "anA yon she'll hays
just as much a. yo9 want % keep "
your sirsnglh"
llg and hy the noon whistles hloN
shlilly. and hundfeds u Molkmen Nhs
hAYe just heard The news II lhe accf
dent llook toward Poplar street, ami
from une a. another 4 Is told thai
frank Haskell Is down lheV Ia tho cut
ting buried ln the sand up 20 Als neck
and that L will he hours before they oat
get him out Again The whistles blow,
and the mnn irom the mills and taelo
rles return 10 their work. but ths
anxious, waiting crowd Is sllll great
and 10 their impatient eyes bat snail
pugresa Is making toward uaskelf
rescue. The courthouse clock strike.
two. then three, and still Stnwtord Is
kneellng BY the odgu speaking enoous
aging words TO Gaskell aud telling him
what progress the workmen au max.
Ing The long afternoon hrags hyi
Gaskell from his prison watches the
white clouds chase each other across
the narrow rift OF blue sky that be can
see, He Says bat little, and Strawforl
fears he Is growing weaker
More vine. Flanka' he asksi hut
the other says "No," and the silence Is
uubroken save for the noise Of tho
workmon's shoYcls as deliyerance slow.
" approaches.
The clock strikes isur and as the last
stroke ends Gaskell says wcarllyi
"ls Il no laierp II seems to me have
been here for days.
"Couragrs frankN Slruwford says
oheerlully; 1--WE shall have YOU up hero
with us before long, Tho men are work.
ing hraYely, and they are a great deal
nearer you than they were an hour
ago
"fm glad Jim got out safe, y Gaskell
says, n little after this. "Poor mani |
was afraid he wouldn't be able 10 move
quick enough, =
Frank Srawford calls 10 him,
"Johnsnn tells me they hope in another
hour to have you ont Of this II al goes
right land here Strawford breaks of
suddenly. t
Sand and pebbles are once more rat.
Ting down from the treaeherous western
wall.
my Godr' cxclaims Strawford, In
low tones, II am afraid it's all up with
Frank
Faster and faster slides the sand, and
Gaskell gives one agonized look into
Strawford's pitying face. Then once
again the sand comes down in one
fierce rush. completely filling the cut
ting, and Strawiord, with the memory
Of Frank Gaskell's last look. turns
away. r. oscar Fay Adams, in Christian
Union.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31


4 TIE title of larEe lllatifale ] lsssiiss. -
D. h n fleFes. haHsla, y. ! +, ssHt g
aaf aaafas4 fof ihfse siAmps' Il teAelss
Kueesatlul ssll.ueatmeaA
AnAs pllA walsr ea 10 brain stoals
sea- plag hat~ lAllsasleAla ilHilsflA
AZ vaar iuuss aru siniasi wasted - eons
sumpllah ~. itlsfN4's ualdsa Asdfesl
Discovery Will nHi eafN ynH, - - fen
ely ~ severe fQuFhs. AMI Al fnfahlp
blAncaial, throat ani laus AHsctlqns, Il a
unsurpassed. send twq stamps foF nr.
finFee'a larEe pamphiri upsiisa 0n tuns
suiHpiion sNd klnifed AHeeiions, Address
Nosin's nisfEssAHr MEDICAL AaSQQA,
Eioa, buffalo, \. n
HAr,FHYEn. Having hesu afflicted with
naYsfefer lar years FaTe k4is Cream
Balm a trial. ! hsNe had ~ stack siHaa
uslns it + Il. hAurH, tditaf Carbon 90.
Um9engi, AAueh Ghank, ia. FRIES aAA
hiiaaing, irritation, all Kidney ani nlai,
dtr Complaints .nurtdliA "hulAu. lalha. "a
sFRAluurgs ola hoois and shoes with lyons
ralrui Heel suaeasFs, and wear them Asaia.
Flles, reaches, ants, hed'huFs, rats, mice,
crows, cleared eat By "isaagh on l.ais, 'ilAt.
All recommend Wlse's ASle Grease.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31
CAUSE roR ALARM.

AlicE Y, CrnnA Of Arunswies Me-, writes rs on
May Is 1885, " That she has suffered teB much At
frequent Intervals wsh kidney disease, and The attacks
wev Increasing 10 severity 40 steadily a. 10 causs
Aarm Her aunt MrA n NJ Small persuaded her 10
Hunts flemedy, and afef using several bottles
Mss Curtis has hcen NED from thf severe aches and
Pains 10 which she had long bcrn accustomed and fur
her says ihai Hunts Remedy ner faili 10 relieve The
severe pains Ia he side and int,nsc bacrhe and Miis
G. pronuuuces 4 nalllrssing TO woman for all kids
ney diseases and she cordially recommends it for the
many lis and palms pecullario TO women"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31

81 was dragged down with debt poverty and
suffering Tor YuHri cHuapd ly sick family and
large hi + inr duelofinH | was completely
discouraged. until Que yeer aFu. ~ the advice
nf mY pastor 1 commenced using Hop iiitier,
and III one month Wc were all well. ana n0no
Of us have seen a sick day since, and I want 10
sny4d aN poor mon, sou can keep your iaml'
les we'll year with Hop hltieri for less than
one doctor Yislt wiz cost; know H.
A MnHtlNUNAN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-31

Five yean ago ! bIoke down with kidney
and llYef complaint and rheumatism. Since
then have been unable 10 he about ai ALL
Ny llNf becane hard Ike wood ny limbs
we've pulled up and Oiled with water. All
iho best physicians agreed ulat nothing
could cure me. ! resolved 10 iy Hop Bli-
ten; have used seven bottles The hard
ness has an gone from my liver Tic swelling
ffmn my limbs. aud d has worked a miracle
IN my case, otherwise ! would have been
now IN nay grave,
j. W. MonsY Buffalo, oct. I, 81.