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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
DR.. s CLAY TODD,
IS North DivIsion-St.,
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.


Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism, ner-
vous debility, impotence and all dis
eases resulting from early indiecretions
and excuses Of manhood, all diseases of
the urinary organs. partial paralyNs,
varicocelle, ruptures, tumOrs, scrofula,
old sores, dropsy, skin diseases, liver
and kidney complaints, heart diseases,
shortness of breath, back of head.
small of back, etc., including ell female
complaints and chronic diseases cured
quickly and permanently.
If you are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings, with . dull headache,
bad taste In the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 60 about your employ.
ment without fife, energy and ambition,
desire TO be alone, gloomy forcbodings.
q disposition to worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
of feeling afraid or uncertain, Some
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power, which may end in utter
prostration, insanity and death.
II you nave agreat senee of weakness
and WEAKNESS, with tired limbs, numb
ness, trembling, prickly sensations, cold
feet ard legs, you are advancing to that
most serious disease. paralysis.
II your head aches, feels numb and
tired, with strange sensations, loss OF
memory, and you think with difficulty,
or you are sIeeplcss ut night, with drov.
nness and dullness during the day, the
nerve and brain fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
II you have any OF these feelings do
not neglect them or they will end IN par
aIysis, insanity, prostratson or death.
As you value your life DO not neEiecs
these warnings. Time and experience
have shown, and hundreds OF startlih
and marvellous cures have proved, that
these diseases are perfectly and COM
pletciy cured by DIR. $. Clay Todd, No.
Is North DIvision-st.. Wenbam block,
rooms ]. 8 aud 4, Grand Rapids
Under the use OF DIR. :. Clay Iodd's
remarkable remedies, all these symp-
toms yield ~ II by magic, and strength
OF nerves, v.gor OF brain, vitality OF
blood and health Of body are soon 70
stored.
His remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless, and can only be obtained
~ hi soffice.
DIR. TODD compounds his pfescrip-
tons before each patent IN his once.
DIR. T0DDs Office ID ~ 10 Norm
DsylssoIi-st.. Nenhsni block. rooms /,
and 4, Grand Rapids, Mich
H,s medicines agree with the ssomach
And you can eat anything you choose'
He il in his Office from sin the morn
ing until in the evening. every aAy
but sundays. a,
Cal. everybody. Afriendiy tAaE wv
cost you nothing.
Low Charges Rapid Cures
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18

At one Of the museums . group OF
wax figures has . breathing apparatus
connected with 1t. A man with . spear
in his watch pocket and gaping wound
with roof paint ooziny ont OF 1t is breath
ing his life away by means OF nice new
rubber lungs, the only kind that can
stand tie sitting and poorly ventilated
air Of the place.
One man said to the keeper. "Sir. tho
air here in this museum seems fixed,
does it notF'
yes" said the museum lecturer. who
IL a great wag. ut was fixed by Soodoo.
the six legged calf that died Thursday
and is being embslned today. We
should have done il sooner. This figure.
ladies and gents, is that OF Eva Hamil-
ton. the actress. who rose to sudden his
trionic prominence by means Of her
Isason. She did not receive that recog-
milton by the profession which she
thought she deserved. and the press wa
real mean 20 her. She looks little bill
ious in this figure a. you ses her here,
thus showing that her liver did not oct
sny better than she did.
The eIure was formerly that Of
Mary. queen Of Scota The artist who
done il oven regards il a. mis- great chief
do over"
have iuss received here. sincs came
- New York. Mr.. Robert p. Porter's
little brochure containing some 81 the
most thrilling statistics that have ever
read. I am delighted with the work,
though pained TO read that during the
past year death has robbed us Of rs, 21l
horses and asses II shonid be lesson
10 shoss q n who ARE still spared ~
mcnulnsnts Il mercy. and Ne should "a
live that we may be always re~dy when
oar own summons comes 10 meet oar
fAts with siad md resonant bYsy. Do
ron net think 80, Brosi,sr Porterf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
BILL MI 4 BUhKO NAN
Whsn Yoe See William Coming
Then kkedaddle.
FOR HE'S EaYCP Of The ~CoS" ACT
He 10 bad Maa rssa Basssnbe With
stare Clothes and Fzx2ehsts fAsts-
kss2ps 81 t~a sietan4s--L Load
zns.4fas Museum.


LI0F3fIsll-, ~, ~ L1IsSNF " SyxI
NEW foRx. Octceer After an entire
Summsr N the pine clad hills and fir
trimIasd valleys II North Carolina. New
York seems % ne mere vociferous than
ever. To pastoral person Ike myself.
interested In the growth Of plant life,
the NEAL annual artificial rainfall and
the growth OF CHAMBERS in equestrian cir
eies. the exposed bowels OF broadway
as may be pardoned for saying. trust,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. q. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of n sewer in Lake
avenue. from East street to Kellogg avenue, in
the city of Grand Rapids. 10 now in my hands.
and that l will receive payne Mt thereon for
the period OF twenty days from this date,
q. the once OF the City Treasurer CITY Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE.
Oct 10 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
rREAsURsR's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's orice.(
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. 8. 1871.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the grading and eraye!ing of Crescent
avenue from North Union street 10 Grand
avenue in the city Of Grand Rapids
ID now In my hands and that i will re
ceivc payment thereon for the period OF twen-
n dsyu from this date. At the ONCE Of the
WILLIAM HAKE.
oct1n CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18

CRY Tssasrngs's orrrce.t
GRAyp RAF1peL Mich. sept 2. ISL
Kotice IL hereby given that the assessment
roll fos the xrsdinR. travelling and paving TIE
no % Unisn street. In the city OF Grand
Rap1As. 10 now In ny hands. aud that
4 viii receive payment thereon for -
period 81 twenty days from this date, If the
ofIes 81 the CitS Treasurer. City HsIt.
WILLIAM HAZE,
Get 10 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18

City Tyeasnrer's o'3ee.l
Grand Rapids. Nich.. Oct. E. fse3. I
Nctice IL hereby gwen that the assessme nt
roll Ter The construction Of 3 sewer IN TIE slsoy
IN block II. Dexter Fraction from 32s fest
south Of tie south line Of Cast Bridge St 10
cfea~enfave sA~nr~ ~esf - Bcsf~.rt 81. fn
the cts ~ Grand Rapfds.ss nov IN nv hands.
ard that l VII receive rasment thereof foe
fhe period ~ twenty days from this date. az
the once OF the City 1reasnrer, CITY Hal
WILLIAM HAKE.
oaVe CIV Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18

City Treasures ONCE
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct g. 1s9i.
Notice 10 hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF = sewer I'm the
alley in block II. Dexter traction. from z15
feet south of the south line Of East Bridge
street. rrnuing north to said East Bridge
street IL the city Of t;rsnd Rapids Is now 10
my banda. and that i viii receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty days from
ttiA date. at the once OF the Treasurer. City
Hail
WILLIAM HAKE.
Get - City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18

CRY TREAsrRKR's orFIcK.(
0aAxp RArrps. Mich. Oct. q. 1921. I
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction Of sewer In West
Bridge street from Michigan street TO FIRE.
mont street in the city Of drama Rapids. IL
now In my hands. and that l will re-
ceive payment thereon for the period OF twenty
days from this date, st the Office Of the City
Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE.
oct 70 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18

CITY Tr>asarev's once.
afnoA Hopfdx Mica. Oct. T. i9ei. /
Fe11oe n keFebD given that the sssessDest
ron for GFAzinG ans ersveiine ~ West Leeserf
avenue IN the city Of drama Rapids. - Bow
In nv hsaas. and thst I ~ rec~fve payment
therooa fsr sho period 81 twenty 1ayx from
thss dsse. ~ sc efRce o. the CITY Treasures.
WILLIAM HAZE
60 8 Cts 1reoDuyue.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
MIGHIGANCEKTRAL

fDaily. All others daily except sunday.
Taking eject Sunday. july Is. ISIS.
Sleeping cars on Pacific ana Atianao kx-
presses to and from Detroit Parior cars rea
on Day EXPIRES and Grand kapius Express 70
and from Detroit. Direct connections made
Al Detroit with all through trains east over
the Michigan Central railroad Canada south
ern Divisionl.
O. W. RVccLEs. Il. p. and 7. Ag't. Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
O"ICACn sRPT. g. 1891
AND wEsr MICHIGAN nv.

tWeek DAYS. every day. fExcept Saturday
o.(An A. N. has through chair car % Cnt-
I.VU cago No extra charge tor seats
log =. NJ. funs through TO Chicago cola
1.OO with Wagner buffet car; seats. -
cents.
E.f- p NJ has through free chair car 10
C.l Manistee. via 81. A y. t. T. X.
1fOS p. Nj. is solid train With Wagner pai-
llsOo ace sleeping car through 10 Chicago.
ana sleeper 10 indianapolis via Bea-
ton narbor.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18

Ine I.ase shore via Cleveland an connection
With the Erie and r. ana L. 3 r. RS forms the
quick est and most direct route q PltfsburE-
A. J. Sufru.
O. r. AP. A.. Cievelend-
p.Harcocs. Ticket Acebt. Depot
Jas CAsPsxtL Cits Ar q Monroc-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
CHICAGO VAC. R. al.

I've Grand Rapids 10 50 M 500 y IN IL m
Arr tlicase.-----...- IS o IN s0tpm 6 so n
svs1 a m train has through Wagner paricr
Sleeping car.
I've Chicago -----.---.ToS an sl0pm 100 m
Arr Ord k....-..-.....--zl 10 y m t53 y IN - n
slop m train through Wagner psrier car.
lolo D m train. daily. through wagner sleep.
ing car.
Through tickets ana fun Information can DO
had by calling upon A. Almquisi. ticxet SgcuG
at union station or u. W. MansoR. Union ticket
agent. G. Nanroe-st.. GRAND Rapids, Mica
&. Z. LocgwooD. Gen. Pass AGENT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
DETDnyT JUNE 81. 1871
,ans,nS 4 NORTHERN r. n.

every day. fweek days.
Gao A NJ. runs threu IN TO Detroit WITH par
Wv In :ar: seats. - cents
ion r. N. has through parsor car 10 Detro't'
AsOV seats IS ceots.
Coz p. NJ runs through n Detroit with par
OsSO Tor car; seats. = ceut&
7:OS s. A mas PS'''' '"' v
For tickets and inform alton apply 1t Union
ticket once, g. HoBroe-s.-. or Union station
GEO. DxiiAvEN. Gen. Psss'r Agt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
CHILDREN ASK FOR
~ Peckham's cseup Remedy

shensase-sa vits cssAa. csssAs. wAsspssa
80 crsss HssFssneA etc - CA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAN a Ds 4 INDIANA kAlLkoAo
" s3ss.4c On q uS oeescsAarr IL 49,
- come xoKu.
Ar from II. se,ns
Far sAxinau ana Traverse
Fsr zrsserss City sna
Aaeksa&s .-.-...--.........--.-- nam II Aam
Ter s<<sslss &ia Iae ,l4e Bpm a&Pn
Tor feio>key ana MACK
lns~ -...-- ....-..-......... -. s8pm 10 - . ~
frata arriving AZ 80 q N daily. ether
trains DAILY except SUNDAY.
skAISs eoISs sorTs.
Ar. from Ix.goins
FOR Cincinnati. .-............--.. S4am rosa
fer kA.Sna zss 4 Chio@sa. leSam
OF kest Mayas ana the
n 10 - - .-------------- III - au 1Wp a
s.r eate@re - jeepIa li@pa
From sag ma v ...--.....- 10 20 o =
Tra.ns leavlag 1t eos , m and Il.e6 p m raa
daily All ether trains daily except sunday.
Mask~goa. Graad kapids & indiana
For Nuskegon. Lv 7ea m IL 3 .-Bsopm
From Ar~lels an Is m 40 =
slkseIsa Asp rAsLes css ssxvIol
Acrt.-ss 70 a IN train has PaTser Chair Car
ii - IA ira N has Psrlsr Chair Car Grand
Rapids 10 Petookcy Aud Nzckiasw.
4 80 ? N tram has s.eepiag cars Grand Rap
Ids 10 Petaskey and Maekinsw.
South 80 IN train has rerlor Car Grand
Rapids 20 Cincinnati
10 9 am train has Wagner rarior Car Grand
CO. p ~ Irs.n has v sxnsr Sleeping Car srsaa
ii Is m train has Wagner Sleeping Car
0TaDd Rapids 20 Chicago.
The diamond drill., 1891-12-05
Good Word. for noYs.

BE gentle, boys. 10 is high praise TO
have IL said of you, "He is AS gentle as
a woman 90 his mother" IL is out of
fashion 10 think If you ignore mother
and make little sister cry whenever
she comes near you, that people will
think you belong TO the upper stratum
OF society. Remember that as rule,
gentle boys make gentle men gentle
mem.
BE manly. boys. A frank, straight
forward manner always gains friends.
II you have committed fault, step for
ward and confess it, Concealed faults
are always found out sooner or later.
Never do anything which aftcrward
may cause blush of shame to come 70
your face.
BE courteous, boys IL is Just as easy
TO acquire gentcel. courteous manner,
as an ungracious, don't-carc style. and
IL will help you materially II you have
10 make your own way through life
Other things being equal, the boy who
knows the use of II beg your pardon, y
and II thank YOU will be chosen for a
position. three 10 one, i'm preference to
boy To whom such sentences are
strangers
BE prompt, boys II is far better 20
be ahead Of time than behind. Busi-
ness men do not like tardiness. They
realize that time is valuable. Five
minutes every morning amounts tohalf
an hour at the end of the week. Many
things can be done in half an hour.
lIesidse disastrous results often follow
lack of punctuality.
BE thorough boys. Black the heels
as well as the toes Of your shoes, and
be sure that both shine. Pull ont the
roots OF the weeds in the flower beds.
Don't break them of and leave them 20
spring up again when the first shower
comes Understand your lesson. Don't
think that all that is necessary is 20 get
through "A recitation and receive good
mark
The diamond drill., 1891-12-05

Birch wood is preferred. The wood is
first sawed into sticks four on five feet
long and seven-cighths of an inch TO
three inches square, according TO the
size OF the spool To be produced These
sticks are thoroughly seasoned. They
are sawed into short blocks and dried
in a hot-air kiln. AZ the time they are
sewed, holes are bored perpendicularly
through each block, which is set on end
under rapidly revolving, long-shankcd
auger. Next, one whirl Of each little
block against some small knives that
are turning at lightning speed, formsit
into n spool according 10 the pattern
desired, and that. too, at the rate Of one
a second for each set OF knives. A row
Of small boys feed the spool-malSing
machines by simply placing the blocks
In spout selecting the best, and
throwing out the knOtty and defective
stock. The machine Is automatic. but
there are some things il cannot do.
hence the employment of the small
boys above mentioned. After the
spools are turned they are placed
in n large drum and rcvolvcd
rapidly until they have taken ON u fine
polish. For some special purposes they
are died yellow, black, or red, according
20 taste. When one sees spool of thread
marked 200 or 800 yards. II does not sig
nifytha the thread has been measured.
but that the spool has been gagged, and
Is supposed TO have that amount of
thread upon IL.
The diamond drill., 1891-12-05
curlous Trees.

There are many vegetable wonders in
this world Of ours Certain tropical
trees furnish clothes as well rs food and
the inner bark of others Is smooth aud
flexible enough TO serve as writing
paper The bread tree has n solid fruit
"A little larger thnn a cocoanut. which,
when cut in slices and cooked. can
scarcely bc distinguished from excel
lent bread. The weeping tree Of the
Canary islands is wet. even i'm a
drought. constantly distilling water
from its leaves and the wine tree of
Mauritius island furnishes good wine
instead OF water. A kind of ash In
Sicily has sap which hardens into
crude sugar and Is used as such by
the natives without any refining.
The product of the wax-tree ON the
Andes resembles bceswax very closely
Then there Is the butter tree Of Africa.
which produces as much as 100 pounds
at once, only to bc renewed i'm few
months This secretion, when hard
ened and saltcd obs difficult 10 distin-
puish from fresh. sweet butter. Close
IN resembling this In the milk tree of
South America, the sap OF which re-
scmblcs rich cows milk, and Is used as
such by the natives. China can boast
of soap tree. the seeds OF which,
when used as soap, produce strong
suds and remove dirt and grease read
ilv. In direct opposition To these use
full trees is the man-cating plant of the
tropics. which resembles Venus fly
tran In It's nature. IL has n short, thiclS
trunk. armed with narrow, flexible
barbcd spincS.
The diamond drill., 1891-12-05

Children should laugh, but not mock;
ana when they laugh, IL should not be
at the weakness or faults OF others.
They should be taught, as far as they
are permitted to concern themselves
with the characters of those around
them, 10 seek faithfully for good. not
TO lie in wait maliciously 10 make them
selves merry with evil.
AS the simplicity OF the sense Of
beauty has been lost in recent tales for
children SO also the simplicity of their
conception OF love. That word which,
in the heart Of child. should repre-
sent the most constant and vital part
of its being: which ought To be the
sign OF the most solemn thoughts that
inform its awakening soul and, in one
wide mystery of pure sunrise, should
flood the zenith OF its heaven, and
CLEAN on the dew Of It's feet;
this word which should be con
secratcd on It's lips, together with
the Name which il may not take in
vain, and whose meaning should soften
and animate every emotion through
which the inferior things and the feeble
creatures set beneath IL in its narrow
world, are revealed TO its curiosity or
conpanionship; this word, in modern
child-story, Is too often restrained
and darkcned into n hieroglyph of an
evil mystery, troubling the sweet peace
Of youth with premature CLEANS of nm
comprehcnded passion, and fitting
shadows of unrecognized sin.
You will find on fairly thinking Of it.,
that IL rs his restraint which is honor
able TO man, not his liberty. 1t is re-
straint which characterizes the higher
creature and betters the lower Great
ure, and from the ministering OF an
archangel to the laboring insect, from
the poising Of the planets TO the gravi-
tation OF grain of dust, the power and
glory OF nll creatures and of all matter
consist in their obedience, not in their
Freedom
The diamond drill., 1891-12-05

A curious story comes from Wengh-
slang. The town suffers from innn-
dations Of the Yellow river, and two
years ago a movement was started by
The local magistrate to build a break
water. The chief difficulty lay in the
want of sufficiently large stones sud
denly, however. 20 the asionishmcnt Of
the community. heavy storm Of wind
and rain dclugcd The country and
brought down an endless quantity OF
huge stones exactly suited to the pur-
pose. The people naturally regarded
The incident as direct manifestation
OF divine power IN aid 81 great public
undertaking. and the noycrnor ~ the
district cites fact which conclnivly
provcs the supernatural origin ~ Che
event One of the stones. he says.
which was as large as a honsc, wis in.
scribcd with seal characters. two 0l
which. meaning work and ''sfone.
respectively, lac was able 90 dcciphcr.
The diamond drill., 1891-12-05

II report Is Co bc relied on the Chinese
have still long way To 80 before they
will be In "A position 10 avail themselves
of the benefits OF modern scientific pro-
gress. II is stated that the imperial
palace, by order OF the young En-
pcror. was fitted throughout with cleo
tric lights. The imperial cabinet was
called together 20 witness the formal
opening OF the new system of illumina-
ton. Instead. however. Of their cx-
pressing admiration of the brilliant
light they stood aghast. This wonder
full sheen, which came and went at the
touch Of button. could only be the
offspring Of supernatural powers, and
was probably n machination OF evil
spirits. Thus I'm solemn conclavc the
mandarins decided, and i'm very few
days the electrical plant was removed.
The diamond drill., 1891-12-05

ances Then began the debates over
the constitution, which occasioned
much discomfort and general anxiety.
The Emperor finally cut them short
by causing the councils 10 adopt the
document framed by the state author
tiles for their consideration The EN-
perors reliance upon the Portuguese
residents of the capitol rather than
upon the natives led 10 strained rela-
tions and the breach was widened by
the unhappy termination of the
war with Buenos Ayres and
the misunderstanding with the
United States, France and Eng
land and in 1891 he left the coun
try, abdicating in favor OF his little
son, Dom Pedro H., then . years old.
The period OF regency was marked by
disorders, political struggles and even
rebellions in one or two OF the
provinces, but in ls40 n bill was passed
dispensing with the age OF the Em-
peror and declaring his ma sority and
the country was satisfied. There were
occasional outbreaks mp 10 1874, but
from that time until lsss Brazil was at
peace with herself and her ruler. on
Nov. 3, 1850. Dom Pedro III. was de-
throned and banished and Il republic
established. with Deodora da fonseca
as president. lie is now virtually
dictator. and the people are in IA fever
OF excitement.
The other South American republics
have been in fcrment most OF the
time. The Argentine Republic as now
constituted dates only from 1891 and
has enjoyed but one revolution of con
sequence. but liuenos Ayrcs, its prin-
a -
turmoil from July q. 1916, when inde
pendence was declared, until the union
was effected lie en- years wers de
voted TO lighting over the constitution.
In 1926 the struggle was abandoned as
hopeless aud until 1892 no further
meetings af the constituent Assem- blies
took place There were wars with
ncighboring states aud civil wars and
political tuabbles until the Argentine
Republic was formed.
Bolivia has had an eventfnl history.
Independence was acquired In 1898 af-
ter a struggle which lasted for years.
Gen. Sucre. the first president, was
elected Tor life. but he refused TO ac-
cept for more than two years. II was
just as we'll, for in is2S he was driven
out of the country. Gen. Santa Cruz
held the supreme power for ten years
Gen. Nelasyo for two and Gen. BAL
livian for Six. Ia si, there was rev
olu,ion which placed Gen Bellu IN
authority, but IN 1883 he was expelled
and Gen Cordova put In his place In
1883 nr. Linares was elected pr s.
idcnt. but he fell IN 1851 and
was succeeded by Cen. Acha, who
held office until 1904 This was a
period OF shooting ontrages. one OF
which was n massacre al Ia Paz, in
which cx-Prcsident Cordova was ono
of the victims. Mclgarejo, Acha' S
successor. was expelled in 1871, and
his successor, Morales, was shot in
1872. There was another period OF
misrule and coniict from 1870 10 1879,
when Bolivia became involved in the
Chile-l'eru war. This cost the country
the little biz OF sea-coast IL formerly
possessed
Chile had long struggle for in
dependence, which was secured in 1918
with the assistance of Don bernardo
OHiggins AS a reward for his service,
o'liiggins was made supreme dictator,
The diamond drill., 1891-12-05
The For, uersho,d an.

The three tribes OF the Berthold
reservation are includetthe nine
tribes I'm the United Stathat have
never been at war with. govern
ment. OF these three thadans are
the smallest, numbering title over
200. smallpox having almicstroyed
them about 1852. But ! are the
most interesting. There story 10
the effect that they are de,ded from
some Welshmen who saildest from
Wales in the eleventh {ury and
were never heard OF ALTERED. The
sior Is that the party ched the
month of the Mississippi worked
their way up the river NJ of their
words resemble the WelsAnRuage,
and they arc OF much lter com.
plcxion than Indians ully are.
There are full blooded Inds almos,
white among them.