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Suffered ,erribly-,.No!hing seemed to help me;
could not get 9!i, q la; ps: Smith cured me-"
CataTh, Po!ypuso OF Nose, Impaired Eo!ce.-Sut
iercd for ycas; JHteut medicine failed to help me.
Or. Smith completely cured me-"
OF speiIcl i Co, wheeling. ". Va.
Dyspepsia md U~lccratcd stomach.-.'frcalment
1"s years failed III Il S! Ms M Y1d 5si 4 d.; Smith cured
cu FsH'm mel 'nem LOT l .oaIIsf +. % ysagii e; S%lsh
S%crof4ls, Running Sores on Head.-"My son was
AFFLICTED for fourteen years. Nothing seemed 70
4.., Mrs. CATHERINE CARS,
Market Street, Wheeling. ". Va.
Cancer.-"suIered for years with Cancer. Had Il
cut out three times. It returned after each operA-
pain" MRs, II. NJ. ORCIITr.
Piles, fistnla OF Anus.-Flat on my back for is
weeks; Reported dying: Dr.. Smith cured ms
i'i' :" THOMAS CoLyIN, 4
Wholesale Grocer, Main St. Wheeling, W. Va.
uIcer,s!ons o. RsSStlni, Prolaisus and Plies
Dr.. Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DELANY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o. Ladd writcs:-"Dr. Smiths profcs,
factory. and ! commend him to all a gentleman
and a sElllful physician" -.F. s.'Irf Nv
Mrs. Marsare. kolk says: ~ had been suffering
Tor seven yca's Gnd treated 6y many physiciaus 70!
In eight hours removed u monster / y feet loug."
Female ComplRints.-Three years In hospitals for
females. give ME peculiar I'D van.Rges Ia such cases.
Persons cured Of catarrh, diseases OF heart liver.
stomach. kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scroiula and
asthma testify 10 my s'lccess.
Piles cured without the knife. ~
Patients at a distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed 4 chart for sctf.cxamina-
Ton sent on receipt OF " thzee-cen stamps, and
advice returned free. l.r#g- q rT :
Consultation At Office free. Office houn from "A,
u. 70 7 r. n, daily. Gail on or address,
JOHN Z. SMITH, ND,
No. 1tol CAaplne st., WHeel Z, N. Va.
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opportunity OF .indepcnda hce, gained In
competition with All energetic civilized pop
ulatton, must be for d long Inc wanting
This rGttection naturally leaas to Estate.
ment which lends ut least q, color OF justi.
t%lcation to Captain lratt's oft repeated
condemnation Of tho policy which is best
described In his own words: 1--WE find
from the course OF thought among those
(stndents) belonging to such tribes (tliose
In receipt OF tations and annuities) that
there Is constantly before them tho ineyi.
table future Of n return 10 their homes and
to food without labor. SO long as they re-
turn 10 their homes OF filth and dcgruGa.
ton 70 be ruled by blind, ignorant md
snperatitious parents, the Government, by
such methods, TO solne extent DESTROYS
that which builds. 1t Is to be hoped TINT.
the day Is not far distant when the reser.
Walton for every Indian within the United
States shall only 10 bounded blythe Allan.
tic and Pacific Oceans, British America
and tho Cult OF Mexico, md when the
system Of maintaining tribes and separate
peoples will ba abandoned, and tho In
dian, no less than the negro, shall be an
unrestricted citi2cn.' This passage en-
bodies the opiniontof a man whose words
arc entitled to the respect due to familiar.
ity with his subject. Before leaving this
branch OF the subject under treatmentit Is
pleasing t6'recotd that 232 cases OF goods,
consisting Of harness, tinware, wagons,
etc, made by tho Indian boys at Carlisle,
were shipped to different agencies in the
West during tho month Of August, 1881,
some MS far IN the Pacific CoaSt. The In.
dians. are proud to be seen Mt their work,
and visitors still wearing The !toveery oil
b%arbarism, who visit them while they arc
.oiling in tho various shops dressed like
white boys or girls employed In the same
why, grmnt their appreciation. In vulgar
p~lraseology they known a good thing
when they SOC II, ~ tlI S',HUs Nil
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Daedfru1.
DIR. j. E. SMITH,
No. 14Ot Chaplino Street,
sI5 ~ Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of a physicians success is the
testimony Of bis patients. The increasing de-
dealt honorably and fairly with those who have
consulted me. ] never usoa patients maine with.
nnt permission, though hare many hundred Ger.
uacatcs from those whom have cured after they
had been pronounced incurable. A thorough med.
teal education with many years hospital OK perieuco
and familiarity with thcrapptic agents, u close OBJ
servancc Of tclnperamental peculiaritics and strict
attention 10 hygleIic management insurcs success,
Z cue Is possible. and ! frankly give tile patient my
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s%uFyEnENs from nervousness, carly do.
cay, etc., II you value lie, avoid advIrtis.
siig doctors and medicines that net on
kidneys and liver. 30 not deceived by
the many bogus certificates OF cures from
PAID or imaginary persons. II Il weakness
q The sexual system IL the cause Of vour
distress, DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock md
s~afsaparilla will strengthen the paris
affected, stop tho drain, quiet tho nerves
produce drcumlcss slumber and allow von,
70 regain perfect health. II hts cured
thousands and will euro you, for, by rori.
flying the blood and Strengthening every ,,
weak ioftionof tho body, it removes every
symptom OF disease. nv
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Sure cure for Blind, Bloeding and Itch.
Ing Piles. One box has cured the WORT
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
nocd suffer. five minutes after using VII.
liatns' Indian Pile Ointment. Il upsorLs
tnmora, allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Pilts, Itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. hold by druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 81. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling, ". Ma,
and J.. Q. Dent & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio.
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive.
" cures Files, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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provided for elsewhere. Tho men who
returned to their. tribes Here found U
hnvc been Vastly improved BY the disci.
pltne they had undergone: Tie Hampton
students received tho Indians in n friendly
spirit, and In, about n months tiinc rep.
rc%sentatiycs Of these very dissimilar races
were toolning together and sharing the
duties and pleasures OF school life with
gratifying cordially.
ieovERSMIsTtAsstsrsTilE MOVEMENT.
The next step In the progress OF Indian
educationNwus tho passage OF Il special net
OF Congress, Which gave Mr.. Pratt, now
Captain Pratt, special duty with regard to
1t, mud In SIX months after the first seven.
teen Indians were received ut Hampton,
!ofty.Hihe more were admitted for i~as,rac.
ton there, Of whom nine were females.
encouragement was forthcoming not only
from charitably disposed pirate persons
and philanthropic associations, but from
tho Indian Commission, the Secretaries Of
War and the Interior and the President.
BY these means provision was made for
the large accession Of pupils ut Hampton,
the government rledgiHg itself to an APP
preparation in aid Of tllcir support.
NODES OF ELEMENTARY TEACHING.
At Hampton the methods OF teaching
since followed lwore marked out and
adopted. liool;s were OF no account at
first in teaching those children OF nature,
tho red people. They had to DO taught
like children in infant classes, by objects,
pictures, and blackboards. Touching the
elements oigeography by maps extempor.
lied OF sand and iron was u comparatively
simple matter. Counting WAS taught by
blocks. Meanwhile MS much progress was
made In theluse Of English words MS posi-.
Bile, and tho time came, when tho de-
lighted Indian, found an iniorman: in
books; tho use Of which succeeded the rec
ognition ol4words in script. Heading,
writing and spelling were taught together |
by the help of charts, the words thus
Taught leading tho1way to tho Use Of
books Of the simplest character. The in.
lustrial occupations at Hampton need mol
be particularly described, us the lcnetlen.
cd account OF the school ut Carlisle to b.
sivenforthwIth will preclude the necessity
Of this. HIllGl gNNlsI
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HISTORIC ACCOUNT oY THE CARLISLE rAn.


.aFl . NNtHf.A .i.H NhSNSs .#. t"...Hf 800 7. #.
No better place could have been selected
by Captain Pratt than the Carlisle Bar
racks'for tho expansion Of his hopeful ex.
pertinent. These historic erections. an
situated on the north-eas OF the borough.
OF Cartislej in Cumberland Valley, Penn.
;%ylvania. AT the beginning Of tho Reyol.
n%tionary. War the British troops occupied
the military post. Subsequently, it was
taken by the Continental troops and lies.
sian prisoners were set to work to blilu
tho guard house In which Andre was i'm
~prisoned. Dickinson College was estab
lislicd in l1S3. In 1857 the authorities o,
that institution begun negotiations Will
Congress, with n view to buy the barracks
for college buildings: and for n time Dor.
tions OF them were used as a lecture hall
and as dormitories for the students.
Ev:ntualiy, however, they were gwen up,
an the United States Government used
the II ASA training school Tor the diiercn.
arms OF the service. Repairs and partial
rebuilding were effected in 1886. In 1863
A Confederate army under General Fitz
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THAT hacking cough can be 50 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
viii you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Complaint? Shiloh's Vitslizcr is guar
antecd to curt you.
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's cure is the
remedy for you.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by shiloh's catarrh remedy.
Price SO cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold BY Logan & Co, a. 7. Young and
Gins. Menkemeller. . cow
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INDIANS AT SCHOOL,

: Scholastic operations are tho same at
Carlisle MS everywhere else, with the one
exception TINT very big boys and girls are
employed as tots arc usually seen to be
in white schools, But as, o. rule, thew
learn quickly. Its UNIVERSAL admitted
" teachers and visitors tliat their average
capabilities Of culture nre quite equal 10
those OF young pale.facc.. 1i; a.naG5a.1
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New York ladies eat Jumps OF loaf sugar
saturated with cologne between the acts
1T iheatrrs, and thus preventive necessity
oil their going outside, as their escorts do.
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John r. Mclean, OF Cincinnati, is said
to be contemplating the establishment of
a morning newspaper in Washington.
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The Rev. III. Riordau, Catholic mis-
sio,ary at Castle Garden, SAYS that
America is the dream Of every boy and
girl in Ireland.
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Btisnoli, the great tenor, had q great
'horrorof Wagner, or, iii fact, anything i'll
tho Way Of German music.
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to me in my mind. 1 won't do anything
else, because l am working as hard as
mules can, md the sun was awful hot too,
and after L done.n pillow I come to the
house, put them horses in their stables,
and go surface other side Of barn. !
want to set down doing nothing, md by
and by, somebody called me about couple
times and ! reply him, then he said throw
down some hay for horses, and I make up
my minds I won't do itbccausc 1 feel del
icate and clumsy that Is the matter. lie
scold me. Idon't want to listen 10 him SO
! disappeared in the woods, there | lay
down and reposins all day"
LARGE FARM NEEDED.
The superintendent OF the institution
finds a t%endencyto tubercular disease and
s~croiula in the pupils. For this reason
among others he is anxious to increase
the acreage Of land owned by the school.
The farm ut present contains l57 acres.
Captain Pratt. thinks this should be in,
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plOvS INDIANS.

Last bnt not least IN Importance 10
mention IN an article necessarily OF con.
s,aeted dimensions, Is tho fact TINT eighty
eight OF the students are members Of
churches, and are cordially welcomed to
local meetings Of the various denomina.
tions to which they belong.
gY Hal RANGER.
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s"S ~ HahbNu IAkN fSS. NJ y
They are pushed in The acquisition OF
english, which is the basis OF all the in.
'trnction received. Three years only I've.
ing the usual course, 1t Is rather surpris.
iiS to hear that young sava.es, arriving in
nrbaric filth and tinery, soon acquire In,
,sarrs Of civilized life. learn To- speak.
read and write English, become fair
scholars in the ordinary subjects OF cduca.
ion, and also learn some useful occrpu.
''on In that abort period OF time. They
IRE usually cheerful as well as bright MI.
pills. and delight in singing and in lie
illustrations OF their own brass band. In
The playground they nrG nearly or quite
as unrcstrained in their enjoyment Of the
usual ga.nca and sports as their white
brethren and sisters. Two monthly M.
p.ers are published in the school, and one,
the School Ntms, contains many gems Of
q,'aint composition from the pens OF
young writers. fa
s'nE FUNNY SPECIMENS Of lSorAsacoM.
POSITION.
For example, Ii girl, having attended
service ut the Protestant Episcopal churcl,
Tor The first time, evidenced groat Interest
in the proceedings. Arriving at her room
she penhol her impressions as follows;
This morning VIC went 10 church, us
other way they sing here. They lady are
not sing, the boy he sing, and those bows
are not wears coat, they wears white
apronv
Monthly reports arc sent to the parents
Of tho pupils, who, rs soon as they are
able, arc required TO wIitc II letter to nc.
company them. Pupils in country homes
write other experiences to Captain Pratt,
and some Of their epistles are sufficiently
quaint and curious. This one presents
iecided novelty in tho matter OF gram.
NAUTICAL construction :: s3@ i5f
Last Saturday afternoon we picked an.
pies about four bushels but one apple tree
sc pick. l never saw before apples
many on" g5H ArE '.st
A pupil writes: Il
i am really glad and happy to get here.
| don't care how long he wants me to
keep here for two or three years long. IL
wouldn't be got homcsick for that long be-
cause I want to ba 4 man rs like white
man, don't want get lazy as like some
people do" JJ3l
This suggests the remark that in some
cases pupils who have completed thcil
term OF instruction and are doing well
east, are permitted to rcmain-not' return.
ed to the reservations.
AnARD CASE.
The following isolated example conveys
no support to the theory that the .India,
is an irreclaimable savage, IS, under the
circumstances, many II white boy would
have acted precisely as the red boy did:
~"ltwasthe 10th ofof Ausabtthatday I was
~nlowinu and In thnt las. q tiouaI4 aan.o.
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ESTABLISHMENT or INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS FOR
W. lSD1ASs. n

H.., y. SEQ . -. z FAX - , q " "
The establishment ofindustrial schools
for Indian boys and girls is one Of the
most interesting chapters in recent United
States history. III the spring Of 1875,
First Lieutenant X. II. Pratt, Of the Tenth
Cavalry, wa placed in charge OF seventy
four Indian prisoners ut st. Augustine,
Florida. They had been under his care
previously, Mt Fort Sill, and were unprom-
Using material for the purpose entertained
by the large-hearted soldier with regard to
them. Some of,them' had been guilty OF
e ep1'ndtnadS o ST.aSes a %arain n,t the III 'n nanco n' oi
tho frontier. Notwithstanding this, Lieu
tenant Pratt, even before their removal
from Fort Sill, urged his superio1s that his
prisoners DO educated and trained industri-
lilly during their imprisonment. Arrived
in St. Augustine, oneof the dullcst p!uccsin
the United States, he sought removal with
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The leading liotcl-kcepor i'll Central
Mexico Is named Don Jesus Christ Con.
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A HARD CASE.

The following isolated example conveys
no support to the theory that the Indian
is an irreclaimahle savage, IS, under tho
circumstances, many II white boy would
hive acted precisely as the red boy did:
"ltwasthe 10Th ofof Ausabtthatday was
blowing and in that day Il thought comes
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FoE lame back, side Or chest, use shi.
lolIs Porous Plaster. rric: % cents.
shiloh's' Cough and Consumption cure
is sold by It's OIL a garantcc. 1t cures Con.
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.lSptAN GIRLS BEFORE EDUCATION.

INDIAN GIRLS BEFORE EDUCATION.
to their ''home" after having received
more OF less instruction. In the latter
case, however, us u large percentage Of
youths and maidens who lave received
educational and industrial training have
no desire to return from whence they
CAME, and rs enlightened public opinion
is rfpening towards the conviction that
compelling them to 60 back is an unneces-
sary coercion OF young people quite capa-
bic of holding their own in civilized COM
munities, the Indian policy Of the gov-
eminent mist undergo n: radical change,
perhaps zone than may be expected.
Added TO this view OF the matter is one
taken from the opposite standpoint, but
presenting the SAME probability. Indians
''are now hemmed in on all sides by the
aggressive white population, their rcser-
vations are reduced to very small limits,
and the passage Of railroad, Though them,
and the constant going and coming OF
white mcn, have SO brought them il con-
tact with civilized life that by THOSE means
and influenced alone q great deal OF
pressure is brought to bear UPON the
tribes in general. So returned pupils, in
stead of becoming isolated on their re-
turn to their people, ..lieeomc mediums Of
communication between their pepple and
thissurroundins civilization and, whereas
Il fuw years ago IN educated Indian re-
turning to his people found himself en-
tirely separated and useless as m educated
and civilized man, he now finds himself a
valuable medium for helping his own
people to meet the overpowcring wave OF
civilization that ia upon Them, ~ ..r
The little lcaven OF satisfactory results
following the establishment o. indian.
schools far remote from the reservations OF
tho various nations experimentation,
promises to leayen tie whole lump OF re.
lations between the United States and
the aboriginal population within its terri
tory. 70 the philanthropy, Of ones man,
and that an American soldier is chiefly
due the wcll-sroundcd expectation that
the Indian will become extinct, US such,
and be merged into the American people.
This promise IL one clnincntly gratifying
to both the philanthropist and the states.
ffiQ, .-R.t.Ht De- ay 4
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creased 10 four hundred acres thus afford.
ing ,the opportunity Of Keeping a lstpe
herd Of cows, and insnrinsa suHlrieaey b
MIX, the besr diet to counttfaet the dis.
eass.to which the students arc most liable,
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11tIo7 Fltt.1IEGI I5 WITH YOU nEGU fOf
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness,
and al symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10
anil ~ cents per. hottie.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bron.
ehltis immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure. OF 49,
Sold by Logau & Co AT. Young and
Chas. Menkemnller. 61 eow
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he L.. g. Wssr's NERVE A*n ErAlX 1'lE.AT.
ts:St. = guasgnt"a ~sl:ecifc for lysseEia, Dizzi-
lleGi.cic, Nervous Pr oatnStion caused by tho lse
II a!cotol Or tobacco: WAxsfu:no.a, Mental Do
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t,n:ty and lenaing TO misery, dccay aLd death
Premature Oh Ago, larrcnness, Loss at lower
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we GUARANTEE; SIX BOXES
Tocne any c,.ss. With esc.. order .ecslsed by q
for slS boxes, accompanied with saID, We will
send tho purchaser orr written guarnpt9 TO- re.
fund Ito money II tho treatment does not ehec:
q cum Gunrnltass issced onlyby
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rates for advertising
in 962 good newspapers sent free. Address GEo''
l. R0WElL 4 CO.. IL spriccS ST., n. y. !!
u Oc3l.MwvAw 't' ''T NEr1 ITaITt Ii-N
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SAVE your GAS and EYESfGHT
by using RoYl.E's PATENT PESnv. Lloltr, the
chcapes, and best sewing and reading light
ever placed on the marketable very orna.
mental as permanent fixture. Brings tho
light down to tho work md out OF eyes.
Examine one, For sale by
TRIMBLE & LuTZ,
aos ING and lils Market Street,
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Words Of Warming and Comfort,

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