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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

III luis country to be tie work OF butler If there is
no second man aud the care of his masters clothes
brushing them, laying out his evening toggery ETC..
Is often rlegated to the housemaid But the man
servant should know at once that he is expected 10
brush the coats OF the men Of the house whenever
they are taken on to lay out the evening clothes,
putting In the needful studs, etc. and last but by
no means least to stretch and press tho trousers
that there may be no unslghtly bagang at the knees.
There are several excellent stchers for this purpose
In the meEket. Two suits Of clothes worn alternately
and properly taken OF In the Interim will easily
last season. IL, however, you have to do your own
valeng which is after all the case with nine tenths
OF our young men, remember that little care in this
direction will enable you always to look the gentleman
and save your pocket 10 wonderful extent.
The same rules apply in regard to feminine foot
gear as to the masculine; but in gloves OF course it
Us different, therefore word to the care of gloves
may not be aniss for those who study economy. In
the first place, always mend your gloves with the
same color; nothing is ugler than to see white or
black thread which has been used to sew up ripped
finger tips. II you take helf-a-doZen skeins of fine
sewing silk Of the colors you most affect In your
gloves cut them the right length and plait them to-
gether and keep them in your work basket you will
always have the necessary shade at hand Long
mousquetare gloves II cut of at the wrist when the
hand is worn and stitched neatly Oh to short pair
on the wrong side, will show only another wrinkle
and give you new pair of evening gloves at very
small cost. White fingers and seams touched with
a little water color Of the same shade arc greatly i'm
proved and that there is an odoress preparation
Of benzine you can easily do your own cleaning A
neatly mended and kept article OF apparel be IL shoe
or glove, or any other accessory OF the toilet is
really more suggestive of refinement and neatness
than any new thing could be, for 1t beSpeahs care
and sefrespect, and 10 young man should be most
attractive, inasmuch betokens economy and
thrift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

you Now, not a German scholar, and Frau
Kux knows nothing of English, but can make a
literal translation. and that Is just what nave dohe'
As have not dared 10 take the slightest liberty win
the text. think you viii find these directions very
plain Her potato cakes are Just splendid, and here
Is the recipe:
Potato Cakes-These by many very beloved pan
cakes become Of potatoes made ready. Man uses
thereto thick meay potatoes, peels and crates tnein
quickly pouring OF the water which comes out richly
from fresh potatoes Beat four 30 six eggs with Two
three spoonfnls Of thick cream add To the srsen
potatoes, give the necessary salt thereto, ara bake e
batter immediately, as follows In pan makes man
right much fat Qard mixed with oil other faD very
hot, and lays three little heaps OF the potato
mass in, presses the heaps with the spoon apart
Herewith little symmetrical round cakes MAKING,
and separating the latter with a Knife IL thcy
some together have run Man then losses them ABOUT
in the pan until they brown become, turns
them one by and lets them the other side Ike
wise he'll brown bake. This all must very quickly
happen If the batter shall be good also must man much
fat in the pan have'
another choice recipe is ChalFs Breast in Jelly
The breastpOnt Of long time slaughtered calf becomes
in little pieces cut, unto fficassee then "asheo
and placed out. Two hours formerly, has man already
four calls feet with three quarts Of water, pint OF
vinegar onions, spices, bay leaves and some sait
cooked; give now the cutup calls breast in, and LET
them slowly tender cook Then becomes the meat
with the foam-spOOn ont taken. make the cinging
bones and enhancing spices thereupon distant and the
flesh pieces in stone pot lay The shOrtcOoked broth
must right taste is this not the pours man
stH some vinegar TO- and cooks her stu one time there
with up, then clear it by which man two beaten egg
whites bos up let the broth through hair sieve clear
rum give her unto the meat and place it to harden aud
preserve on cool place.
"A nice sauce is called HoIandsche Sauce.-Three
heapng cups Of white strong stock lets man to the
boiling come. Then strs O good piece Of butter
with three spoonfuls of white aom and some lemon
together does it adds probably to the boiling stock
and lets it Herewith draw through In Holland, lets
man few spoonfuls Of right fine grated horse
radsh in the stirred through mot boed strains
while right hot through sieve, tastes her with little
sugar and salt up and stirs her before dshng with
two right foamng egg dots up
"If you find these available, can send you some
more from the same source, all 'ausproberte.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

The most desirable French perfumes and extracts
for the handkerchief are made without the introduction
of any colorins matter and consequently will not
stain the most delicate fabric; but for people VINO
object to perfumes IN any liquid form, there are per
funed pencils other sOldiGed extracts which may
be rubbed the san handkerchief, laces, gloves OF
any objects be scented. These pencils VI perfumes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

B. S. asks to suggest something for a pretty
mantel lsmbrequin. Why does B. S. want lambrequn
for manel at all The fashion Of dressing up mante-
pieces is now entirely out Of date. The mantel shelf
should be pretty enough in itself 10 require no dressing
of this kind. II 1t be old discolOred that it needs
to be hidden why not give it coat OF paintl If
B. s. has not wooden but white marble mantelpece
to cover there Is some for her white marble
mantelpisce is so cold-tOo cold for beauty i'll most
rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

All corded fabrics in wool promise to be more pop
uiar than ever Bedford cords in delicate ooors
with accessory trimmings Of velvet of a shnde dark
enough to contrast well will be used visiting gowns
during the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

may be enclosed In gold pencil There also
ivory and gold acorn cases. which open to show
crystal OF this solidhed perfume. pencil OF this
kind is frequently worn in a saehet In the bodice or
used In the linen DRIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

Among quaint salad sets there bowls Of Delft
ware with oil and vinegar cruets of the pottery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

BEAUTIFUL and suggestive patterns for embroidery
may be made by shadows cast white paper by
natural flowers. The best way Is 70 do il In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

TherS is great latitude allowed in windows as In
every thing else nowadays A pretty pair OF roma
ones on a rather ornate white house finished with
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
,,eyro Bishop Tanner Advocates an
EzodG, d his Race

Boston. Sept. ZL-Bi.hGp Henry SIC
Neii Turner spoke 10 large con9re-
ya'inn ~ c1iorcd psopIe lat night /"
he 4 IT, T.. Church On Charles .treci,
On l6s proposed trip - Africa, and ~
adyocacy Of the migration 81 10000
Of lNgg Of the cOi0fcd racc 10 that
continent.
81. observation, he shid, had taught
him tlaf there was little hope for The
negro In lhi- country; That the best
thing = number VI them could do was
to 20 10 some other country, set up a
Government If their own mud demon
s,ralc that they had in them native
ability 10 administer tie affairs Of
state. III Africa he saw such Il coun-
nv. II wa rich IN gold, silver, pre-
| cious stones, aud minerals Of oil de-
! .cripiions. such IA "A people starting to
vDycru themselves would need to
| ,un.e them strong and mighty. lit
soIcmnly believed that the black men
and women IN America would finally
| be the instrument TO redeem and chris
,lanizc Africa md plant on her sol
one nf tic %grnndett governments or
which the sun ever shOnc. A few
weeks ago. in conversation he hn'
with President Harrison, the lattcI
wondered why The c0lOrcd pc0pl,
,akc 50 little interest in the subject
Tie bishop stated that IN his talk will
President Harrison 0n the : inject h'
.uggesled an appropriation by Con
yrrsa to purchase n tract Of land il
Affirm and tic appointment OF n com
mission Of H., seven c0lOrcd and iiv
white, to carry on the negotiations
A
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
C%onsumption Cured.

M old physician, retired from prac.
,icc, having hal placed IN his lhnds
by m Iasi India missionary The for
muln OF u simple vegetable remedy
Tor The speedy aud permanent cure oi
Consumption. B%ronelilis, CaiaGb,
Asthma and oil, llhpai aud Lung AZ.
iccliOna, also q positive mud radical
cure for Nervous Debility Gnd ull pcf-
vous Complaints, nfier laying iosicd
iig wonderful curative powers IN
thousands Of cases, has lolt II his duty
10 make II known 10 his suffering Eel
lows. Acluatoh by this motive mud {
desire 10 relieve hdnnn suffering,
will send free OF charge, 10 Nil who do
airc IT., this recipe, IN German, I'rencl
or English, with iull directions io
preparing and using Sent BY mni
nv undressing with stamp, nnmin.
,his paper, W. a. Noycs, $50 Power
block, N, Y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

Husbands TOO often permit wilfs,
ana pnrcnis their children, to sl,llcr
from headache, dizziness, neuralgia,
rIoppicssDcss, fits, nervousness, when
h, ile usc Of Dr.. Miles licsiornlivc
soryiDe such serious results could cas-
ily be- prevented. Druggists every
where sny II gives universal snllsfnc'
lion, and Inns M immense snle. Wood
worth u Co, Of Fort Wayne, lnhy
Suow Il Co. 81 Syracuse, n. y; 80
Wolf, Uilsdnlr. Mich; and HUNDREDS
Of others pny ~ Is the grcaicst seller
. tl,cy ever knew" II contains no Cpl
nlos. Trial bottles md iino book on
Nervous Ditensea, Tree Ut i. ,, Muir
| phey's drum store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
Electric Bitters.

THIS remedy Is becoming no well
known aud w popular ns to Mood no
special mfniion All who hare used
Electric Biitcrs sing the same song OF
1raiec. A purcr medicine does not
exist aud II i guaranteed 20 do NIL
that ~ claimed. Electric Biticrs vii
rure NIL discpscs Of The Liver and Kid
ncys, win remove plmplcs, salt Rheum
aud other affections caused by Impure
blood. WIN drive Malaria from tho
svstcm ani prcvccl ns well u.s. euro nl'
Malarlal fever. 49, For euro Of headache
Constipation aud indigestion try Flee
,rlr Biiters- Entire satisfaction annr'
nNtcrd ~ money refunded Price ~
r'.. and $500 per, bottle ~ j. II,
Jonek's,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

Jnrl,onyilc. Hoa sept a. -Ju-t be-
tore II o'rlorL l8.l night a pani. No.
cured 10 the Harmony BAPTIST church
rolnrcl dnrin4 which one wOmon wb.
Killed, three other received laln. IN
.H,'r gnd nboul ~ people were scfi-
Gl.li crushed md brd.cd. IN 81
uiaht revival meeting va. being held
there, suddenly the gas H9li- bngan
10 nickcr badly owing 10 tntnc dLlert
IN the pipce. Ihc rudicncc wns made
mp Of nearly 100 negroes 1ll under
more or less religious excitement ani
the weird flicker u The liglls At Gncr
Appealed 10 The suprfaiiiions Vi the
worslippprs ~ n s%upeunlurul Yi.ita.
ton. The whole audience rofe 10
their feet aud lhc lights went ont ~.
TREY. One frcnhiel Wofslippef
shouted
%"JubGMESTi JUDGMENT :"
nj which the crnwd became wild with
cxciicmcnt A rush waa made for he
narrow Ao0fs. Men women hni ehi.
drcn were packed together he snr-
Dimes Ia y small rnirS. TIE stronger
ones lrnmp~d on The weak, nud rushed
out oycr their PROSTATE bodies. The
accident attracted nearly 2OOO people
10 II" nelgltboriObd nnd quiet wa
not restored I'LL morning
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
UNIVERSITY
OF
MISSISSIPPI
WI l-s- - SeX. session 1t
OGFOPO, MISS,
TE1-idaT September "a, 1891.

Tia C1tvs-.-y la been put in Q more
=F-c-Ts condition -11u ever before,
Tie Psla Of s-lirI d. % ca; ~, to allow of
--ue-91+ elective. ia both the b. y. and
G. :. .ozr.s-. Tie Faculty ha, been com.
r s,eI AMI q lrzef. The grade Of scholar
1ls been -1i.=l. The library facilities
ia -s1,'T enlarged. and q magnificent tel.
.s55e rfg De mounted during the session.
Root. 3 Fulton, Prof, Of Physics and As
-5a1m-. Allison Ho-Us. Professor Of Lat
and Creek. Al B0Hdarant, Associate,
uE m.. Professor ofEu-l sh and Bellies
Ls.''-s P E Jones, Professor Of Chemistry
i- S4r4.4l History and Geology, Alfred
E-ms Professor Of Mathematics. Richard
ELa4ssr. Pr5,...crofPAilosophy History,
P.,4' Economy and Logic, schmilt-W at
~. Pr5Sot M0IsrH LANGUAGES, An In
.]--f-t5f .7 Execution and tye Fellows.
ElF4rt Nay=-. Prof Of Law, and Chan
~
Ts;i5n free, except : fee Of $50 to Law
s-ats-t..
sea- lsre analogue giving full information
EDWARD MAYES,
In. s-.ItT, Nis'. Chancellor
A-gl5-A
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
The Secret OF Huccess,

y :. Murphcy, onr well known drug
gie,, believes Tint The secret uf success
Is perseverance. Therefore be persists
In Keeping the finest line Of Perfume,
toilet article, c%osmttlcp, drugs md
chemicals on the market. 1IiW c,pn'
emily Invite MI persons who have pal.
pitnlion, short breath. weak or hungry
spells. pnlu IN side or shoulder, op.
preston, night mare, dry cough, amolh.
cring, dropsy or heart discnlc 10 try
DR. Miles |uncqnmllcd New Henri Cure,
before II IL too Int. II hns tho lnrgcai
snlc of nny similar romedv, Fine book
OF testimonials free, DR.. Miles I.csio.
ratIvc Ncryino i unsurpassed foi
slccplcssncas. headache, ITS. CITE, aud
IL contains no 0plnies.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
SHU QUALAK
Female College.
The 9th Session Begins Sept. 18th

Enrolment last year l0l; boardcrs so;
music pupi. %; art H..
TAe College d. well organized in all of its
department, for thorough and high grade
work. Il !, meeting the demands of the
public and growing in popular favor as an
Institution for the higher education of
young ladies'. Itis strictly a female school,
"a boys taken,
Tie regulations put L the students UNI
der the SAME regulations as to dress and
society.
Moral influence aud health excellent,
TERMS REASONABLE.
Board and tuition for session $3.50; in.
Z Guiding music, instrumental or vocal, $50,
send for catalogue.
l.. NJ. STONE,
President.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
La Grippe Again.

During tho cpidcmic Of La Grippe
Inst sonlOn DR., Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
proved 10 DO the best remedy. Re.
porls from the many who used 1t cou.
tirm this statement. They were not
only quickly relieved. but the disease
left no bad after results. We ask You
10 give this remedy n trial and We
guaranteed thnt you will be satisfied
with results, or tho purchase price
will DO refunded. II has no equal IN
In grippe, or any Throni, Chest or
Lung Trouble. Tfial bottles FREQ ut
j. n Joncs's Drug Store. Large bot.
ties, Boz. aud $500.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

DR.. Mnrunc. the dcil0r OF tho Fran.
Omist, who hns been recently lotod aud
toasted by Mississippi democrats Inns
this 10 say about them. "As well
might tho lamb call upon Tia wolf for
protection aud guidance as tho An.
anco 10 either ask or takc advice from
democratic politicians"
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Columbus, Miss., sepi. Tho gin
house aud about 20 bnlca OF cotton on
iho placo OF Mr.. Jamcs Cook. IN ihls
county, we're destroyed by ilrc ycs'cr.
div. Ihoro IA no Insurance nliu mo
origin Of tho fire IL unknown. -A'A.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
nucklen'a hrnlca Salye.

Tng BEST SAIvE in The world for
,uis, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
It,cum, Fever sores, letter, Chnppod
Hands. Chilblnins, Corns; and oil Skin
Erupllons. and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II Is guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price % cents per box
Iror Sale by j. e. ToNEs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

TIE newfpapcre are having q qpod
deal u f.H bDWhdafs over Not "fIrfd
lcclinR' 20 much spoken ri 10 msdi
rnl dge1isGmebis, IN connection win
the Ui.bcnith ~ females. II nay b. a
source NJ hilafiiy ~ WHY paragraph
re, bot not 10 10 suffering women.
Who rs oYefWDrs, ahd a disregard u
the lnws VI health. hnyG lap,cd into
y condition bordering IN inyhiiAism.
what mGst women need il ~ be ~.
Iieycd VI some vi The silsish SDfl,
that ia piled Oh them, ana y free, but
tudiGi0Hs nsr 81 strengthening TONES,
unab NJ T., T.. +. d'rlekly Ash, POKE
Boot sud Potassium the greatest
blood purifier aud iuyig1fniJr IN nse.
superb ~ . builder up ~ womeb,
bringing bncl Inst energy 10 the body.
and color 10 faded clifeks, restoring
tho appetite mud ilus renewing 10 bri
lhnt nenlllig vitality long lOsi. T. T.
T.. cnfes MI blood discasrs. such ~
lihcnmnlism, Syphilis. boui bcrGfgln
nnl MI ulcerbns affections, even yhp.
gushing Tint melancholy enemy ~
nan, Dyspepsia. Al druggists fcll Is
a t.
Spring medicine IL now wanted iGf
u son are on of s0ris aud feel bndli
T.. /. +. u The remedy 10 take nn1 ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
DO YOU

l.r-s,s7i aho VS. quite an Old man,
sISsb;a youLil. by giving him B'dFs
Il ) : good dining when 8
n "a a-e ~ secrepitude cretps
- =. svs.s~ 70 r0ut il At once with
a. S~sUa-la. Il makes the old feel
----- mi ne yoQrg ieel bUoyant. An
Tf 1slv ssit ,he couldn't keep
- In. Wen her bottle Of Bulls Sarsa-
ra-s ?; empty. It's a good tllng LOT
Is r.J2.a. Everyone. yolaS or Ola,
should colltS-ac: the evil e.iecS OF her''
c-soeS weakness, and debility by a use
al Bal. strslpl-.lia. tkeepS the system
81 r-s condition. You will sleep better,
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{ NJ P l. 0 Y M < N 7.
Honorable, Useful, Profitable.

WANTED-Live canvassers
in all parts of Mississippi for
Grady's Memorial Volume,
The Chlld's Bible,
and other most saleable books.
Millions of copies have been
sold and yet the demand daily
increases. Thousands of men
and women are making from
S75 to 500 per month selling
these valuable books.
For descriptive circulars
and full particulars, write to
w. B. MCCAsLIN, Stare Agent,
Clinton, Miss.
ID. +. LUTHER,
Southern Ming. Cassell Pub
Go. Atlanta, Georgia
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

VIZ is I. 50 many grow old too
p-em-turely?

l.- eli man E,te-e Is anything
ali Ella man tse- young u Is
- ,-- E-u >-.-Nr-- les mes
F-L u t-1yl-cy y : toit'e 81 lhS
sui /; = naS more gen
would h. fewer ioiks
-sy o.f. Tie healing
-sn-Gs-. that enter intois
maze b. one oi the finest re-
~.-iuc> tia. can be com,
SG2yoc- wife, when asEed
$3.50 and 10 .iee - happily Win
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
TO

Won will cat tct,er, your food will digest
ts..e-. ~og vii feel better every way Il
Won OCCASIONALLY use this great tonic and
rrSw,m r;uraet. suithland, Ky, writes:
81 Am IN old man, eigaty-three years OF
aEe. ", ! rau walk I'VE miles 10 to"n anu
sr-s-s axe n dozen or fifteen bottles OF
BARS sarsapae.aA i yuL ny system IN
nm r5atition, and ! fce' good and agile the
whole year through. It has worked some
great aure, in my ueighhothood. A MI.
Vs.. Doctors ttd her no good. | got her
busoaad 10 Try Bulls Sarsaparilla- NOW
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26
srx- seowHsS mon BjTTERy

ENirrs indlgMlic', Mlio,wnesr, Dyspepsia, MAla'
IA, AtrynnsieeN aud General Debility Phyfr
+, aas rxsAmn cnl A. All .lealers scll u, ocnuine
4 .at.aae iAai i anl q .ssVl red nngel 81 wfappcs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-09-26

EGL OLD!
che IS vel, and docs Aer OWL houseWork.
A negro Twin. on our place had q bad case
Of s~cr1tlla. Blll's ~Sarsaparilla cured him."
e. II you think your child has worms,
don't risk any chance. bu give 1t DR.. John
Bull, Worn. le>troyers. They are nice
candles, and never fail. Price, % Cents.
sS-"All through the summer and tall
VS. troubled with chills and fever. |
finally cot one bottle of Smlth,s Tonic
SYRUP, aud II cured me at onec."-C H..
Wells, Midwife, Ga.
JOHN D. PARE Il Sons, Wholesale A9tnts,
Ia, IL and 10 Sycamore St., Cincinoa;i, 0.
[1Ol
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-03
A PATHETIC LETTER.
Outra geOus Treatment of Indians
by Agents.

New York. Jan. 2.-The New York
Freeman's Journal will publish to-mor-
row a letter from Father Craft, the
Catholic Indian missionary who was re-
Gently killed by the Indians. The
letter was dated Pine Ridge Agency,
S. D., and is addressed to the
editor of the Freeman's journal.
Father Craft says in the beginning the
Indians hoped for much aid from the
government to enable them to become
like the whites. They were, however,
in every way abused, mocked and dis
couraged. Instead of being wards, they
have felt that they were the victims of
unscrupulous politicians, who benefited
by their misery. Father Craft adds:
81 know what say, for have shared
their SufferingS for many years. In
their despair, Gen. Crook brought them
hope. Their confidence in him led
them to expect that he would be able to
realize their hopes. His death was
their death blow, and they felt it," In
dians are not fools, but men of keen in
tellect. Reductions in rations increased
these fears. Even Indian agents
protested against such cruelty. Mr..
LcC, WIlO tOOh bIC CCuouos ilttAN EiNFS
mistakes, counted less than the real
numbers, and made false reports
of prosperity that did not exist. 1t is
not to be wondered they believed IN
Messiah, whom they at first doubted
and listened to every deceIver who
promised hope. Interested whites took
advantage of this state of affairs and
howled for troops. The army indig
nantly protested against their false
statements, but had to 90 to the scene
of the supposed danger. Interested
whites persuaded them that entire de-
structiOn was aimed at. and the Indians
ran away in fear and despair. Father
JulZ calmed them and | brought them
back to the agency and the kindness of
Gen. Brooke convinced them of their
safety. The generals plan to send In
dians after those still out was good and
would succeed if the general were left
alones Just as the tree can be traced
from it's smallest branch to its root, so
can the Indian troubles be troced to
starvation and misery of the Indians"
In the conclusion of his letter, Father
Craft arraigns Commissioner Morgan in
severe terms.