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unerhs' l nave renewed ny cureH certain, thorough perfect, md s endorsed
have been relieved Oft hisl oathsome disease, which makes the possessor at once
disgusting to himself and others / shall be satis6ed md feel that 7 have don
my little towardr removing n ills of mankind. I. I. CHILDS.
n following from the Publishers mas given us every Confidence in Re-
commencing Mr. Chlds to urS Subscribers:
The publishers and editors of the Journal and Messenger. Cincinnati have
known Rev. / 2. Chn1s Tor many years, and feel every confidence in N state
he nay make Our subscribers car feel every coincidence in giving their
asses into his bands for treatment"-"Whlep DO uDposinp that ali cas OF ca
.aTh will be Ggredb BY the prescription advertised. the publishers of the Ilus,ra-
ted ChrlsuanW Weekly, o Nw York, after diigept inquiry have ressr N to believe
that it has IN many cases proved efectual- The publishers of Congregation
alt OF Boston, With mul1tudes Of other people. are somew IA SUSPICIOUS OF
patent medicines as a rule. and when we received the adveri sement If
Chlds, vi at frt declined its insertion: III oil making inuuiry we received uch
satisfactory replies ad oue especially from a we'll known neregatio pastor
drew our objections" The publishers of the ST Louis Christian Advocate.
after careful investigation, are satisfied, that Rev. T. P. Child' Treatment fr
the head, throat an lungs is all hat it is represented to be-
THE EXPERIENCE OF OTHERS-The record il q guarantae that Cbuds,
teatmentfO for CataTha n all diseases of the Head, Throat me Lungs is not new
N untied, buta positive an certain remedy. We. above all tbinps deGre tn
establish conhdenc in u treatment, SO hat every sufferer from Catauhb r,n-
chlts and their effects O he Lungs u other Vital Organs may feel certain of
SUCCESS in its use.
ONLY FAiR-"e deem it only fair that every n who wishes should have
the opportunity TO ascertain whether we are able to accomplished all that we
LAIN and ana Tor tins purpose W. add a few Of the ,mans thousands of unsolicited
eTtnca "hHh nave Deen sent to US " grateful patents-almost n of whom
wiz ou6Ie respond to a1y inquiry by letter. if accompanied BY stamp to pay
kno" where they a. find certain relief. We have thousands of these certif-
ker, business men. farmers Young men and old cbildren ana aduts
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Pug dogs as pets have had tbei, day
among the extremely fashionable, but
colds never 60 out of fashion, SO that it
is always necessary to know that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup j. a sure cure 70. all
coughs and colds.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-17

"A clear head is indicative of good
health and regular habits. When the
body feels heavy and lsnguid, and the
mind works sluggishly, Ayers Cathar-
tic Pills will wonderfully assist to a re-
covery Of physical ~buoyancy and mental
vigor. The constipated should use
them.
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is
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uscl tso bottles
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write this asa
Token of the great appreciation | nave
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For nearly
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In this great and"
Valuable medicine:
Anyone wishing 20 know more
about my cure:
Can learn by addressing me, E. u.
Williams, ll03 10th street, Washing
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L 10 not regre- the money 1t cost IN using yOnr
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1 am SO far recovered that 1 am able to attend
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three months, / felt like a different woman. Too
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t those who ave..trisd other remedies
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- consider your
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For Indigestion, kidney
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And nervou. debility | have just
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Coed
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A month age | WAS extremely
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'FfeA "a
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Head I'M Throst "a MEN MENImChlds' treatment for catarrh. and all disease of tn.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-17
MY EXPERIENCE.

Eighteen years Of terrible headache,
disgusting nasal discharges, dryness of
the throat, acute bronchitis, coughing,
soreness of the lungs, rising bloody mu-
Gus, and even night sweats, ~incapacita-
ting me from my professional duties,
and bringing me to the verge Of the
grave-all were caused by. and the re-
suits o., nasal catarrh. After spending
hundreds of dollars and obtaining no
relief. l compounded nv Catarrh Spec
iic and Cold Air Inhaling Balm, and
wrought upon myself a wonderful cure.
Now | can speak for hours with no diff
=ficulty, and car breath freely in any at
moSphere. Al the calls Of numerous
frie ends, have given my cure to he
public, and have now thousands of pa.
tients in all parts of the country. and
thousands OF happy fellow-being whose
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BioodhouudS are nov on their trail.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-23

beipro9ene Senfter war ben beioen
Mdnnerm aug ben Nugen entl6nunben.
@raf Sobann Sec5in bate ii6 aber
ni9t setdufft, un0 gerabe in bem 9lu=
genblide, als Der 9fa6en Die 8iegung
ma9te, flamn1te es mod einmal ben bin=
ter bem Geniter auf unb slei6 barauf
tpur6e fogar ein S6atten an bemiel6en
fi1tbar.
Ser Ma6en 1T ni9t mebr gu feben,
Maieftdt, ltnb i9 benfe, mir treten 10
f9ne1 tpie rn6gli9 ben &iidpeg an, oenn
es iit anaunebmen, oaB Die brei 8ers
biinbeten auf bem fiiraeitem Wege mad
@todbplm ellen tperben. IS tpdre aber
bod ni6t tpoblgeratben, fie aufmerfiam
su MAIDEN.
Ser &0nig fubr aus tiefem Sinnen
auf un6 ftri9 nit ber 9anb bas 5aar
bon Der Stirn 5uriid, iabem er ben
Gan3ler nit einem eigentbiimli@en 8lid
aniah. Ser Bid fiinbete 86ies unb
@utes. gs lag sind6it 3orn unb 9aB
barin, un6 S6ran pebrion tuuBte nibt,
Oh ct einert 9lnbern ober i'm geltem iolte.
(Gortfesrhy folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-23

= General 2erop pope Walfer,
erfer &riegsfefretdr Sefferion 9abis'
ber ben BefeDl CAB auf Sort Sumter
gu feuern, 1T in Suntsbille, Mla., gez
ftorben.
= Ser bemofratiI6e prdlioent=
i6aftseleftor gb. s. MaeDonalb bon
SerieD @itD, &c. S., bat abgelebnt, 6a
ct fir Butler ittmmen tpirb;
MusIanb.
Wegen ser @bplera lino in eans
Stalien ale 2lus1ellunget, Sairs,
Mdrtte, 6fentli6e Geite uno Bro5eiz
fionen perbpten tporben.
= Ser amerifanif6e @eianbte Ml=
pbpnio Saft bat bein 6fre@ii6en
&aifer Mi6ie6s Mubien5 gebabt.
= Paris. SO. s.. Magnon bat Der
Ntabemie fit @iKeni6aften einen ge=
ri9t iiber Die fiirsli9 BON Meubon atts
gefommenen 2uftballonfabrt, sueei9idt.
fa9 bem 8eri6t lieB fib Der 8allon
obne Mibe in ieber beliebigen 9i@tung
ifeuern, trDboem baB cine 5ien1li1 5tarfe
2uftfrDmung Dorban6en mar. 9err
Magnon glaubt, baB oies eine neue
3eit fit bic 2uftf6iffabrt bebeutet.
= 8eri9te aus. Me1tafrita theilen
nit, 6aB 9r. Na9tigau, Der 6eutl6e
bebollmd6tigte gommifIdr, nit einem
&amonetbDDte Bic Gliilie Cameron unb
8imbip in Neu=@uinea binaufgefabren
lei unb bic beuti9e Slagge alfge3ogen
babe.
= Berlin. 9ie Serbftabungen ber
beuti6en Sruppen finb um eine Wo6e
berf6oben. -gs tpir6 bermutbet, Dab
cine @elegenbeit fiir bic 3uian1menfunft
Der &aiier BON 9euti6lamb, Oeferreid
un6 &uBlan5 gef6affen tperben fou.
8ei Der 3ufamntenfunft in ef9l ION
bies amii@en &aifer @ilbelm uno &ai.
Ter Srans Sofepb berabre6et tporben
ieim. Die 3eitungen fasen, baB auf
Seuti6lanbs 8eranlaifung elm @onsreB
einberufen tperoen iol, um iiber. bic
Gongrebfrage, @eiunbbeitsborf6
unb anbere itternationale Mngelegen>
beiten gu beratben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-23

Sroite ober Winterbeuleit iiab Elm 10
f9merabaftes llebel, 6aB es oft faft ni6t
ertragen tuerben fann. Mi9 baben iie
f9on beinabe sur 8er5peif flung gebra9t.
Gin Greunb rietb mir bor ei,iiger 3eit,
meine SiiBe nit ct. Safobs Oel eiit5u=
reiben. Sd that es, unb febe ba, Die
fur6tbaren S6mer3en lestei1 ii9 fofort,
unb na6bem i'd bic ginreibungem brei
big bier ma! tpieberboIt bate, tparen
Die Sroitbeulen 10 gut tpie berf6mun>
ben. 8itte publi3iren Sic biefen Grs
folg gum 8eiten ber bielen, tpelae an
Grofbeulen leiben.- Simon Me6lein,
Mlineral @ibge, Soma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-23

= 8om aebnten ttittelrbeinil6en
Muiiffeite miro aus Main3 gei9rieben:
v8ei 8eginn beg erfen Goncertes aeigte
ii9 Der pra@tboQe, mebr als 5000 pers
fonen fafen6e Saal Der 1leu erbalten
Stabtballe am &bein, Die beutige gleidz
3eitig lire muiifalii9e gintpeibutg er>
belt, gang gefiillt. Die Gb6re febten
fi6 aus ben @efangbereinen bon Maina,
gingen, OHenba@, 0armitabt, @ieBen,
Wiesbaoen unb Worn,s au5ammen,
Mls @apeameifer Grie6ri9 9ur, ber
langidbrige Dirigent BET Mainser 2iee
bertafel, am SirigentenpuIt eri9ien,
utlt nit Beetbobers Oubertire BUR
Weibe bes 9aufes" has Geit 3u er6ffner,
tpurbe er nit lebbaftem 8eifalle in6
Suf6 feitens Der Sdnger unb bes Orz
6eiters empfangen. Na9 Der Suber=
tire tuurbe cine grpBe Mnaabl &eoen ges
balten. gta9oem biefer llnmuiifalil6e
Sbeil bes Geites gliidli9 abfolbirt mar,
begann bic Muffiibrung bon 9dnbels
rMeiiias", in tpel9er Gram Wilt, SRI.
Spies, Die 9erren @Obe un5 Staubigl
nit groben1 Beifalle famgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-23
lrnl,ei( lit dcffiftet

6ur6 fdledte &o6erei, sabes Sleii6,
Na6ttua4en, @ei6aftsiorgen, unregel=
mdBige 2ebern, unfreunbli6e Stim=
mung, f9le1te 8erbauung unb unreiz
mes BIut. 8iel bieies llnbeils fam
beIeitigt tper6en, bur9 ben @ebrau9
bon 8romn's Sron 8itters, bas bette
Stdrfungsnittel, ie gelna6t, Trau
gmilie CRAWFORD, 9teiosbille, @a.,
f6rei6t: vNa9 benz @ebrau9 bon
8rotpn's Sron 8itters iin6 mir iiber=
aeust, baB es Nlles ift, mas es beatt>
fpru9t, Elm gutes uno auberldlfiges
Stdrtungsmittel." Sauienbe bon Mn=
bern fpre6en in berielben Beiie.
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Das 9ienifm1bden in Der Girh

DAB SienIfmdb9en in Der Stride
gum gaae eingela6en tperben, 1T getpiB
ni9t iiberaa Mobe. sSn &iemslob Bel
MteGe pflegt nan 1as aber au tbun.
IS iollte bort ndmlid Sbierf9au, tta=
tiirlib berbunben nit Sang gefeiert
tDer6en. Im Sonntag bor Dem Sbierz
f9aufefe, 10 beri6tet bas 6opaer Woz
9enblatt, nod 8een6igung bes @ottes=
bienites, als Der Paitor fi9 nod in Der
Sacriifei befan6, felIte fi9 ber &iiiter
g. on einem ettpas erb6bten punft in
ber @titte Der Stride auf .unb CAB fol-
genbes gum befen: rMm Mitttpo9,
ben 9. Suli, finbet bier in @iernslob
elm Sbieri6aufeft ftatt. Die Gerre1
@olone tperben gebetem, ibre Sienit nitmd6s
den bod bortbin 5u oent Mbenbs fattz
finbenben 8alle Sli f6iden, 6a fie bort
unter gutter @ufii9t fin6,~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-23

lie
@5demtttd5e Sreie 9reiIs :.
tri&sinl
ieben DOnnsrfas
unt fbffi
$3.50 bas Sabr .rber $I,25 far 6
Rcnate in gOrousbssabIuns
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

The organization of cattle growers asso-
citation in Mesa county, recently, was the
consummanton of an object long wished for
by the cattle men of the Reservation, and an
invitation is now extended to those interested
in stock in Delta county to join with them,
us will be seen by the following letter to one
of our well-known citizens:
GRAND JUNCTION, March IA.
S. s, Baldwin Esq.
Dear Sir IL received your letter of the
Sth inst, aud in reply will say we would like
to have the stockmcn of Delta county, also
Montrose, to join us. viii have copy of our
bylaws printed within II few days. when
will send you one. We want protection, and
we mean business We would like to have
all the stockmen west of the range to join us.
Yours. respectfully,
j. +. BRINK, President.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26
Inurch Dircctory.

METHODIST l.. c, Alley, pastor. Services
nj their church every sabbath morning, except
the third sabbath OF each month. NJ II o'clock.
RApTlST.--Rcv. Jas. A. llaycrnft, pastor. Ser
Vices ON the third sabbath of cnch month at
the Methodist church. II o'clock u M. other
nppolntmcnis will be given out from time to
time. Regular covenant and business meeting
the saturday night before the third sunday OF
each month,
Union sNDBhTu SCHOOL Meets In the Meth
udist church every sabbath Immediately AFTER
morning service.
The Rev Jas. \, IIayoraft viii preach NJ the
UntchkiSS school house ON the iirt saturday
night sunday and sunday night of each month.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

SWEET TaIxe> tMEAF---Yeu can raxSe
ali kizsis II kHe and tAarr candy as s-asil ex-
E-ezss By siEzpiy tal.awinc dsr~esbsrss. rs c1r-
e. il tA4s vais4Asr hale h-aak. Hos TO
MAKE SsSRN.- uesrA viii ss sSas 30 any
sAsirsss rsS~sps ef - cenis Ia s-ae 81 s~s
erzt stz@F-. A@Eress.
THE HOUSEWIFE, ECrAesse-. y. Y,
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

The frame Of the Masonic hall is up and
enclosed, and the workuen are busy finishing
,Ae interior. The building Is twen;y by forty
feet, two stories, the upper story to be usssi
IS lodge reom, and the lower one as Breese's
furniture s,ere. The building adds to the
appearance of the town,
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

The ranchmcn are preparing to 10 large
amount of work this spring, in the way Of
breaking ground, bailiias fences, Putsias mp
new buildings, making Improvements, etc.
Thcrc is little iouh, but that very large
amount, OF grain and Vegetables viii he prp-
iaeea this year in the valleys trihu;sry to
this place.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

\ late arrival a, this point reports there
arc one hundr,i families camPed at Pueblo,
waiting the opening of the passes to come 70
the Reservation 10 settle. They are mostly
from Kansas and Missouri, and are fully sup
piled with teams and cattle.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

Ageni Hedsion is branching out in the hay
and grain business. He has good bslei hay
now on sale at 80 per ton; also German mil
let aud slfaln seed Ut lowest market prices.
On application he will send for any kind or
quality of garden or grass seed de>ircsi.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26
The r,ncsi selection

of samples of spring and summer suitings for
gents and boys just received ut McGranahan
Bros. from Wannamaker Il Brown, Phila-
dclphia,) who guarantee fit at eastern pric-
cs Re sure and see their samples before or
dering n suit. over 400 samples in stock.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26
Poetry for Ladies'.

No art of talking, witty or wise,
Will settle ,hc coilec, or make the bread rise,
Ne doctrine or creed since eating began,
Wax known 10 regnle right hungry nhii.
Great thoughts gleam in graycy. aud nations
are totalst
on hiilows of soup, and finally lost.
Then do not rebel. but with good common sense
submit to the stomach's umnipntcncc,
Aud enter the ranks of IA housekccpers strife,
And descnd Us your mother id,tocyery day liic
Ii you'd learn TO keen house as slick AS a knife,
Subscribe at once for TINS HOUSEWIFE.
THE HOUSEWIFE will be sent on trial for
one month free to every lady who will send
immediately the names and addresses of ten
married ladies or hou>ekeepers, and T. two
cent stamps for postage. Address
TuE HOUSEWIFE, Rochester, y. Y.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

John II. Hart reports that the Alfalfs Ba-
sin ranchmen are making the dirt ily in their
preparation for the summer crop.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

j. J. Barker has carload of the Glidden
barb wire nj S2c per ib., the cheapest wire IN
the market by lc per 10. Take no other.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

Snow to the depth Of two inches fell last
Monday morning. but disappeared during the
day. leaving the ground in moist condition.
This was by far the heaviest snow-Siorm of
the season for this section of the country.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26
,;rr,,eu. ricid aud Flower Seeds

at eastern prices. Also grass seeds and onion
sets You can save money by buying your
seeds of MCGRANAHAN Bros.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

The citizens would like to know when the
contractors are going to work on the bridge
over the Gunnison at peltas
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

Rev. Earl Crauston, u. n, presiding elder
al the Methodist church, will be in pelts on
next Saturday aud Sunday. He is expected
lecture in the church saturday night, aud to
hold divine services Sunday morning.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

Casit-esxiza sie<sis. eslztEci naertsHse des-is
warranty iecis, pswers 81 attorney AID lsas<-
fS- sale az the essrSe os The CHIEF
Delta chief., 1884-03-26
PIN PIES.

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phbea wIli rxsz1ys IAN ff.Ee kike-s tlNFi.k
s-.1 ril4FTuF.. tsavfl< sks skin sf-kAk AND
~slrr. AND TIE COMPLEXION BEAUTIFUL :
ss-A szsssr-szfaz So rey.szrsHr G-e x-uSza e<
80 q. tsf a.szni E1re. slu X rzkSse,. - any
r.,--sr q -trsniz< 1ssz-s IN sskzF@ 20 fSEBE> 4
tsA. Nc. i< Rs,.sss say. New forG-
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

Attention is called to the advertisement of
G. :. Barnes 4 Son, Colorado Springs, deal
cr, in agricultural implements. /, will pay
won 20 rrnA il.
Delta chief., 1884-03-26

Delta is to have planning mill, SASH doo
aud blind factory this spring.