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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

A BRuTE-Aluding to appeal made to Sec
rotary Stanton for Mr. Davis to have the liberty
of the fortress at Fortress Monroe when he was a
prisoner, Dr. Minnigqrode in his address yester-
day said
81 went to see Mr. Stanton. he had recently
lost his son and had been deeply distressed-soft-
ened one would think. 1 hoped was adj
mitted. A bow and nothing more. l began by
expressing my thanks to him for allowing me to
visit Mr.. Davis, and that as | was in town
thought it would not he uninteresting to him TO
hear n report about Mr.. Davis. Not word in re-
ply. I gradually approached the subject of Mr..
Davs's health and ked thBt without dsr ger
of any kind as TO his S fe Imprisonment he might
enjoy some privileges, especially the liberty of Il e
fort, as There was danger Of his health falling.
The silence was oxen 1T makes no diff ,rence
what the state of the health of JEFF. DAVIS is his
trial will soon come on, no doubt. That settles
it, It settled in my Leaving the presence OF that
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

tx Gov. BULLOCK of Georgia, northern
republican, says he regards the failure OF
the War Department to treat the
death OF Mr.. Davis with the marks
of respect accorded that OF other
Secretaries Of War a. unfortunate; that
it wGs disappointment and modification
to southern republicans, and will be coneid-
cred as personal condemnation By large
class Of cltizens who ara now as true friends
of the Uoion and of the Constitution as those
who met them on the opposite side 10 war.
But Mr.. Bullock has lived in the South for
many years and knows the people of this
section aud understands their feelings. Sec
rotary Proctor, on the contrary, knows
nothing about southern people, and regards
them with the malignant eye of prejudiced
ignorance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

umsnt to his memory, and provision made
for Ms. Davis ard he daughter of the
Contederacg," because i. "as holy datg TO
our own manhood, and the highest privilege
left "a. Addresses were also made by Gov
ernor Bnckner, Of K.ntucky Lowry, OF
Mississippi; Fowle, of North Carolina !;
Eagle. of Arkansas; Fleming OF Florida,
and Nicholas, OF Louisiar ano others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12
Nominations

WASHINGTON, DEC. II ID. B. Macaulev
dominated to be Consul at Manaqna, Mica.
ragus, has declined the appointment.
The nominations of Iadisn Commissioner
Morgan and Beuj amin H. Miller, of Mary
land, to be Iodan Inspectors, have been TO-.
ported favorably
The Senate this afternoon confirmed tho
nomiuation Of Green B. Rsum. of Illinois, to
be Commissioner OF Pensions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

TIE WASHINGTON Post. republican, says
the government saved from $4,000 to
5000 by not lowering the flag on the
War Department to half mast as mark OF
respect to Jefferson Davis, who was once
the chief OF that department. But that was
not profitable transaction. The cost OF
the feelings evoked. by the Saving" re-.
ferred to, 10 the hearts OF the southern peo-
nile can not be estimated Ia dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

Now THAT Mr. Davis lie dead and buried,
the people the South are little curious to
know upon which one of their remaining
distinguished fellow citiz ems who took q
prominent part in the war between the
States. and who has remained firm In his
convictions ever since, the northern repuo-
lIcan South-haters will now concentrate
their venom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12
Lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot Drops
For sore throat and bronchitis, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For pneumonia and lsryngitij, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases, take Lemon
Hot Drops
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists 25 cents per bottle Pre-
pared By q. Motley, MD, Atlanta, Ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12
PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS The De

PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS line lie
cember returns of prices of farm products
to the Department of Agriculture are lower
than ever before. The lowest average e.
timated value of corn in former years was
81 cents 10 1873, and since that date 81
in 1885. The present average is % cents.
The average OF wheat estimates Is 10 cent?.
This is not the lowest. as the average 10
December, 1854. was 81 5; in 1887, 68 L in
1889. $751; cents. The average price of oats
ia lover than ever before reported. 10 1873
it was "a 6 cents per bushel at the present
il Ia % cents. Prices of barley. rye and
buckwheat are also very low. The average
value of the potato crop is ~ cents. The
lowest averages reported were 40 cents in
1854 and 10 in 1888. The returns of con-
ditions of wheat seeded this autumn are
generally favorable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

The barn on the farm OF Mr.. Henry 8.
Smith, near Guilford, Loudoun county, was
consumed by fire Friday night. About this
teen tons Of bran, a quantity Of long feed.
and his silo with Its winter supply of ensil.
age, and other articles, were destroyed.
The damage will reach several thousand
dollars, which was only partially insured.
The fire is supposed to have been the work
OF an incsndiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

Immediately after the reading OF the
journa', Mr.. Butterworth, of Ohio rising 10
question OF privilege, offered resolution
providing for the appointment of commit
lee OF FIVE members of the House to inveati-
gate every matter pertaining to the forgery
of the names of certain members of the
House and Senate to paper relating to q
contract for the construction of ballot boxes,
and intended to defeat Mr. Campbell, the
democratic candidate for Governor of Ohio,
and to iDjure the reputation of men whose
names were forged. The publication had
first appeared in the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette on October b, but in that publica.
ton the name of Jamts E. Campbell alone
appeared. 1t bad been current rumor
however, throughout the State that the
names of his bonored colleagues, Senator
Sherman and Mr.. Mckinley, and his own
name, as we'll as the pames of others we're
on the paper. AS soon a5 attention was
called to the matter it was developed that
the contract and signatures we're forgeries
and the editor Of The Commercial Gazette 30
stated. But, Notwithstanding that, 1t COM
menced to be bruited about that, notwi!h
standing the exposure, the parties referred
to were interested in the contract, and that
because certain individuals bad been caught
on both sides of the political line, 1t was
thought we'll TO suppress 1t. He (Mr. But
terwortb) had called the attention of the
editor OF the Commercial Gazette to ths fact,
and be again bad seld that such statement
was unauthorized and unwsrrsnted, and
that the paper bad been suppressed because
it had been a forgery The whole Of the
contract had pot appeared in the Issue OF
October 4 h. There had been another seg.
ment which suggested that The interest in
the alleged scheme would continue until
1890 when, 90 be understood 1t, 1t would
expire by Limitation. l. was proper for him
to say that he presented the resolution at
the unanimous request of the three Senators
and of every Representative whose name
appeared on the pal ee, except that OF
t be Hon. S. S. Cox, who had passed to he
other shore while this infamy was being
concocted.
The resolution was adopted without g
division.
The report of the Silcott committee was
presented. The report gives q detailed
statement of the assets and liabilities of The
Office on December 9Th. The shortage
stated at S7O,70S SO 1t states that the com.
mittee has not yet me le sufficient invesliga.
ton OF the matter of discounts and notea.
Mary notes, the committee believes, were
forged to cover defalcation already existing
Il also says that the committee cannot too
severely condemn the manner in which the
Alarms conducted the ffairs Of his
Office.
A resolution was finally adopted extend
ing the powers of the select committee, and |
the House adjourned till Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12
lCoMMUNICATED

I.may be improper to criticise, but is it
not little singular that in Alexandria. one
of the most intensely southern towns In the
country, there was no memorial service
yesterday not a church ooen no minister
to speak parting word of the mighty desd?
SOUTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12
LEMON ELIXIR

Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver, stom-
ach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood
Dr. Moz'ey's Lemon Elixir is a pleasant lemon
drink that positively cures all Biliousness, Con.
4tipatlon, lndiges ion, Headache, Malaria, Kidney
Disease izzint So, Colds, Loss of Appetite, Fee.
vers Cbills, Blotches, Pmpes, Pain in Back, Pal.
pltzton Of Heart, and all other diseases caused by
disordered liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
great cause Of all fatal diseases Fifty cents and
one dollar per bottle. Sold by druggists Prepared
only by II. Mozlsy, N D., Atlanta, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

Salvation Oil is the greatest pain dest .oy :
er of any age or cline. For the CO re of
neuralgia. rheumatism, and wounds oc
casioDed by accidents, such as cuts, bruises.
spralns, bnrnP. and POSSIBILITIES it has no
equal. Price only % cents 8 bottla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

The recent cyclones in the South aod
West have done terrible damage to life and
property, but there's o1e com fort left-the
people camor for d.. Bulbs Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

EN- Dickerson, the great patent lawyer, died
last night at his home in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12
&Slsg5 81
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. y.
SENATE.

Among the petitions and resolutions pre-
sented were three resolutions OF the Massa-
chusetts legislature in favor of federal
bankrupt law ; for giving pension to every
honorabIy discharged Union soldier and
sailor.
Among the bills introduced were the fol-
lowing:
To revive the grade of Lieutenant Gen
eral of the army, and for the emigration OF
persons of color from the southern States.
For an international exposition at the ma
tions capital. In 1892
Mr. Gibson offered resolution which
wa referred to the Committee on Foreign
ReIa,ions) instructng that committee to in
qure into the e3pediency and practicabity
of acquiring or setting apart territory for the
occupation OF coIored ci liens OF the United
States, and also to inquire how far aud in
what manner the government of the United
States Can and ought equitably to aid the
freedmen the United States, their families
and descendants, to emigrate thereto and to
settle thereon, and to establish system
of com mon school education.
MIR. loyal offered concurrent resolution
(which went over without action) for holt
day recess of the two houses from Thursday,
December 10, to Monday, January Oh.
The Senate then proceed ed to the consid.
GRAFTON of executive business, and at LAO
adjourned till Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of very handsome
IA TIES, the very things for Christmas Gifts. at
dec7 AMOS g. SLAYMAKER'S.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04

Henry AdtmA


Mr. Henry Adams lied az Ma home ID
Jackson township, on Monday evening
last, At the age ~ sixty years IT. was an
old resident and moved % the farm whero
he lived and died many years ago. II
early 1a5 he was canal boatman, and
tof some time was Captain of boat be.
tween IohHst0wH and Pittsburgh
Mr. Adams started cut IN llfa
without any possessions of thl. Worl1a
goods, ai he frequently said That whea
be and bis wiio landed In JohasioWn
they hal noe afty cents between hen
They were mafgaj IN tho East lnl cana
doWn GA lhe alj Portage Fual auj on Tie
canal b the home u friend near CanbFls
Furnace, and Mr Adams 40 once went %
work q the boating busIac After
quitting Che canal he opened ap a arm
GA che mountain several u. ab0ge
Cambria Furnace ana tY IHlu 'iF aHi an-
plloalion secured "a competency
In early NE be became a meuaarot tae
Methodist Church, lni Twas always a con-
slstent memh .f lhsth.lg H was ef
q Ioylal disposition sHlh.Ha.l H.ai aee1
we're sll his frisal Nr Alau Wu O
Democrat 70 enc uae lef. iyrs,
aud he alaay unH.H .ha %
hs parity lI children a ltet
citizens 4 ihe ..mHaa.tYn .I ha
HyeI. aui hl I.ll t.aaej W met
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04
coNTHACT0R MKSI0uFs CLAIMS.
The state Board Of Arbitration Sow Con
slderinE Them,

The state noaFd Of Arbitration SoW Com
slderlng Them.
Board u AFbilratoFs % settle the claim
q Contractor James Mcknight against
the State were 10 session Tuesday after.
noon la The court house. Pittsburgh
ATbitrators are J. - Kremer. Secretary
State Board Relief Commission. Senator
llan. e Gfeensbufg, and Contractor
Evan Jones' of Pittsburgh. Attorney
General W 5. kirkpatrick conducted the
oaso ior the State, and Attorney Mckee
looked after NJ AeKnlshrs interests.
AdiulaHl General Hastings vas present
as was als0 Major Phillips, Colonels It'll
aud Gray along with d number u others
About twenty. or thirty witnesses are
"a b. examined ~ iaF only tao have
bera disposei o. These are Mr
Neknishl aad Mr. Ayrea, paYmasleF ioF
NJ Moknlght The board adjourned 81
Z a'c'0ck f1f dinner Il was to hold al.
other session in iheaitenoon and one last
evening
~ Mokmebt thinks ha static will
slloN him thc amount % his claim, ss De-
saya he aauu nothing but shat j. just
There seems Is be disposition oA the
paH q eFrg body present O. consider NJ
MrKmsAt claim fairly aad he say there
is no ailrmpi being madc % Eouse lim
oat uf aG.al h4i tAs Slate oHl} sauls ~
kr.a faat h.s e.slm s all right
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04

stream They Join al the town, and
sionyefeek ls . bigger aud wider stream
and mere of river Than The Coaemaugh.
Three narrow valleys meet Al Johns.
town, and the Conemangh comes down
the valley IN front Of lhs town Aad stony.
creek through the valley Al The back.
At The back u the tosn, shove SO
bridge the river Is siIll ehoked aud en-,
bedded 70 a considerable depth with al
sorts II debris aud refuse. including. un.
deubledly, many dead.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04


vii n0t consent io such q move hut VIII
rrslsi Il - he utmost The Captain
said ihai ihore uaa niils doult 1t that
Cariain Jones stand on this question
sasel fls ioNu from being burned, as
many a. that time advocated such 8
move NJ GaFeby also I'D that Il sas
iae 90 Csriain Jones iniaferenes ihsi
the housa a hs fafhtrla-lav. jacob
fsud. aas noi destroyed 4 hsd been
aea0uuoe1 daHesfouss uaa men woft
preparing g. hea Dc un aith dFnamite
raplaiu Jones spoa hang appealed g.
ad II rc haasn Is going % fail ia H
fa Ha sare yaH dynamite Tbus e
ASS saved aul many others iH ths same
0aHlfaa ~ 6aeoaJ ssii eaEit g. hale
n Hre8
NJ JasfHh Morgan. Superintendent #
ae Cambria iau Campaug spoke rey
fosHaelg aham 81 Janst and nffrt4
nt eai if ia. Bed aiarti
.- le aa.ra aea. as eel e. agaa
tse manaia.faa1 ly ht lHFsuiIaas iH
making Iraa hra H,a fha uw.t = hIt
aafk. De- aIl p. al. tg uou
naa. n.maa lI u fte nt
sa Eal rakf 81
Hala.s aa.. lIf mfuof
uae .r.a5 9tIa i tu.al ID
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04
HOW 1T LOOKS
SoHSsTONs As n APFEARs 10
0TmEas.

sA"@ - F#astAf -. tAAAhM WAT aNa Nbef
Heisg what sIs ne Prospects IaF ths
eisiaens a. Depends Upon sls Psspls
niss assisas.
Iadiaaeiplia #lmes Nonday
A iais distance u time slnoe that
7fia4 aalamiiy In which a city aas pfac.
tcallg 1l'ilerated and onc fourth q lis
popu'aaon destroyed, there are tao quts.
uaHs aioun1 which public Interest cen.
lcu.
ouisite 4 johnsiogHs oan fhliritd
popuiahon people 30 longer think, o.
ere concerned. about ihe monsirous tFsg
ely eaaafod by the food and the horrors
lhai followed Ia he wake. llow does
fohnfaan ioak nov Mhbl are ils poo.
't tmg Whai are Hs prospects I
latas ERE u.s questions asksd b. the
laousah ls Il people whose symputhies
ft ausai PSI 'is sfiIoli8u
% Aaaii be gratifying 20 Gas people oi
lAIaaephia and q lhr country sho g..
a. flai.iy ia u.e momsat q nesd
q tat thue is uoihiug more that
hrf eaH d. The 9aipoaHnF = lhe sym-
pfif fhr monfy aai u 80 ihe sgenelaf
ofn e aaf eFra greater iu proportion
t.n Hr DstaaraphF There i nolLlng
e 'aai raH D. dons hy IadItidual q.
faH &c IaluaoWu. ASIDE from shat
ae 0Hrrs = tht SLATE laye suA t0 a..
fu saeh lssIflatIFeal as laay base
hHaal hue A ua.A.pr AH eas
afs aPoa ihf rs9plf e Johus
taH aeDaaiFes. A pos0i has ben
elca shlu ihe lmaof the hsp tusi
go a. k.F,H from without lnNHg beeu
Harafs ths partially fratgfgi spl rp-9r
.l r.mmanIiy t tlfosH apou is
o. lefy .at u can rlea.
f.IaH.ea frm lae ele.
Ht a gaatage = tle rtlAsl
..a4 slsHaH % fae Fles "a
H# g aH 81 tae seas apltaaol.Hg
.aa| ~ - ftlmale aaol asfsaAlfI
Haaaf a.ala aad eaHaai hs 8s
ga uuE. 81 .Hs
.tas aa's ssmg laf.ar.t mia.
aaeu
aa famr IaHd.u.
Ha.m ani some = han
alafa Hg Huu q bsagI
N. m. fa.aH aui .Hf
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04

n hsrlamln l.f teerelau ~ ho
State BaHl of lieaila sali 90 reporter
JoUuHgau Is u9a ia AZ good a saullary
condition 30 plugtsslhs u ins tosus II
Iss slate. Iat board ieta lAal d hAs
accomplished Its mlssiuH Il ua.auag lbe
laau ia hea|iHfI uaaia. ani second
HY hma0I Is report ~ ite riH'e a.
80. .ata asl ut.a la.u9I, r.shi
sHi is.ts las .ul q lAe aorh anU lbu
H4afi eH IIis Aslgs GOO .sboEUs lae
alAIaa Hm H em3 3NrrsA aA.lA aate
prevented ,Ae Sos a seaaEg hsFs aaa
balH Iaast,l ani lAsl aas lls hsl.Alas
a b. accomplished " allu la place
JaauHaaa .a nul l.aas rau.lsG Daa.
al.u Iaf nptHsy alsHaaul apaa Ihs
aa.E lf lag LsHII a4a aWaaHl ia suHl
fl44 ll8. hL.0H a4s A.FHafl q 4t
faf. pn.a. hg nafua.f litatff
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-04

noman Catholic Chanh. and ihs Rev.
IT, = Befif. fihe = O. Chuirh. boih
delivered eloqueat rsassle oa ne de
ceased.
TIE EKoeutiEt Committee q the 0rand
Army md in ftt private eaaro e ~.
Dfnaifoa the Cfg Tftsfarr uis mom.
Cog aul aatl - order that ali ite 81.
ou - the para8a i8fafroa sHi'e deco.
rated ailA baak Hfeamem ln hsnsr q
th Ieai ea.t4a
NJ Caufee. $3.50 atat i8 AfH hark
la.i saturday. ieegunafl faIs magHiug
tlal a.ft Hf go. a. H tae Say
uga aa Iau4agl aH4 baiA aii atfsld
iae faUemI q the eenefai maaaetf Tie
pafl hearus hare aH gft bem decided
upaH. haf H as lraraei ease morning
fh.f ttt fna fla ai8
n.a uH tfaY
OalHF 81 fIe f.eift gee faafuffs a
UF H
aa r
H e.af easatl
h. I fha E..ate
haf fafa faafrl# t fhf
Iaanf MHHaa
bl
o. faHfaI arsIoa ali lss asli Is tas
faH Wednesday
aftsf #aaltI ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

Such proof would indeed ruin them
Seekmore 6ripcs made 70 further ~
tempt u coucil,ase the anGry woman. but
rOse md said:
This pager win Be advertised for mo
bate To- morrow. and I hope you VII 80 Tie
folly Of attempting - break il before IL
three wcek>' public notice u up"
Then he went from the room 70 msee Cao-
tain StarbrIght who w1s waiting he cc0L
ing most anxiously. The lawyer rela.ei hoW
ArA Penroy bad received Ais well meant
advice.
Can Il possible that she kncws Whereof
b assertsr quer,ed the Captain. uneasily.
"lthink not 1t - barely peasisaa how
ever, that the young lady made . discovery
when she rushed in ON NJ that fssal n,RAt
40 unexpectedly. - yos OF oosrss renso+
bcr."
.How could that BET"
"weiL come people have sharper syea
than we credit them with" proceeded The
lawyer. Miss Pcnroy entered The acs
chamber just - her grandfather expired,
and as thai time. yoa VIII remember. The
viii was unsigned"
Il had forgotten, but nov that Jon speak
OF do remember thai such vas the fncS
yet l do not believe Grace knew tAas tAo
Old man was dead, or that The uu w,s a,
signed" declared Capsaia 0xarhrseAA
"Pcasibly aot"
81 10 you imagine col"
lido" viii . Wiso sAAkD Of The bod.
'Depend ca T. Captain. yca have hesA
mother and daughter 70 6eh. and should
they Be sucCSssful ycuf character would BE-
ruined, and ] Am AFRAID thai I should not b
sble % keep you Gu, Of the ~peaitene,ary."
But there 10 40 chance foe their succenA
0rsce wcuh Be . fool % throw sv.yahrt
une-"
~PcrAape."
Ihe two men ieft ths house seeeehee, IL
Cspeain Abosing under taseass e1cssDmA
b Pearuys. mother and dsnehser. sesosl
% b IN 6Aeus against IN aAA sDune -
unknow1 quantities Wes0 Austin W0A
word. The hunter EAgal 81 tAas WascA
ma cyee. VIA - IL Capeaia ~ uak
nd. ~ alive - Oae1ing . thUanh
no . onosUu>
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

Ds Fel!I I. Os~sls. Ia writing 81 ise
vAlas a longevity. AAys:
"Can there BE- . eogb, that Rurns ard
Keats foros.w tie issue 81 tscar sragr.s
AIaiu>. bssu;ry. OF thai C~-rxAHtcs. la tss
1lopns of e;s misery coali rec: tue signs o;
the d.wa p-esAg.Ig . sanbprst Of IseslhS
nous fAnsi
'spnoxa and Srailler dlo! AZ the threshold
% their goal; PAsoAi. Harvey. Ma.aiy.
Buckle aad BicAsi lrt, incsr !nimi,&b.,
wsrss ha.' nussaeS, Raphael. Aas.rt saA
Byron dsel =; thc verge Of . summit
which perhaps 90 oiser t.os shAi! ever al
pros.h
who kaows bow often. sincc tho cawp
u mo.ern science. the ch.i Of death Ga,
yAl.iea . hand Tia; hal al be; hfisi THO
veil Of Isis irmp.ei Or Ia how May ,hUe
sand lives tine a.Ses would have sosSei eli
disccrls Into harmnsissi An increase %
on1r,.:y would inde~d. solvc Tho vsxiax
rSi4..s 81 existsuc~. ~ woasd furnish the
prcoH.r endorsement OF Mr.. Aaiisas Goa
cossca- IL would 4tvc tho SLssa.,stes 81
fortune . SAaHc. ~ assert their egasiisng
q ndeocs-s u wceid supply . nlt~sins hns
in the argaEresia Of thai nsinr., rss!gisa
tia; tru,ls ro e0uipoiss n justice In ths
apfs-en, oaprH.s Of human fate.
"Thr prscsrf loogcyisy would rei~cm tho
mortsAs- 10 Our earthly parsiise-. and IL
can 81 pro.on s~i aud should t~. with care
Aad the Use 81 proper rlssiic!ac at I.s r.xat
tine.
twsas I'd the stress, tho worry, AID the
o; everyday lie. there l.. DC
iouot bat ;sss:ons OF thousand. OF tnsa snj
wu1nen yearly al premature graves.
ksf-es.y Alter middle LIE sh01h . care.
fgl watch ts hep; over ono physical ou4ai
ton Th.ssnptoms Of kIisey dlsease. ,aca
as hecumiag easily tired. h..isch~. s~ura.-
sta. fc"bic heart sca "a. ncxls appetite, .
sp-cacid fcsiasg QUO dsy And IN g. gone
On. the next persistent coaTh, trouble IN
vrsnstiug- etc, snoaid In cliS-sLy lsssra
into and ~ osce stopped shrvash = s-iiAfsl
use OF Warmers Safe Care. VAIN has
cured tens % thousands 81 sacA Troubles
sad viii cure yours.
EHPr~aclEg no pain IN the rvSion - the
sifueyst h M evidence that tsry arc rot
discas~a. - those s-es, psrisylas orraa.
have very few nervcs 81 sensAiisa. asi
o!sa;irocs b hidE-ys are po.u~iy 1T
rna and t~ins pAas-d s~sy isroagh TIE
ustse before the victim 10 aware he 4.
froca s3vAscs kiiacy disease.
~hch ~ Only another paass tos Brstis
Us~eAae-
To pr-servs LIE and " b veil whsIsy os
I've are two cardinal ~yirtsasa. sn3 IL 10 the
vel sI~rt :, rlvs this rial subsscs rarn~y.
and careful! a',ea',oa. ard 20 n>s tAs hEaw,-
.dgc acquired a . jsdsosozss sad a. Hl.aSsss
RnSIer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

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