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MEDICAL. &c.
. UISEASES OF MIN.
Acute or Chronic, Hereditary or Acquired

nR. CARLETON,
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Graduated London. England. 1865; New York. 1879
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LADIES,

Dr. CARLETON treats diseases of women I'D sll
requiring skillful and con ndential treatment will ind
tncir best Interests served consulting him once
Separate office Lady attendant. Hours % 20 2 70 d
o01 18th st. w. Twenty-Five years experience.
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miles, but did it, my son, l did time
and my case of smnllnOX together.

miles, but did it, my son, l did time
and my case of smallpox together.
l always do what l say will
Tho red man may suffer, but he dis
dams to cry like woman. He may get
tramped onto, but he never squeals.
That is one thing notice about me that
like.
When do you have to pay another
matriculation fee? Let me know in ad-
vance, because l have to hustle some
times to make it.
If you see any of the government 1
wish you would say that it is about time
some one from our place should visit the
White Father at Washington, and re-
manning in Washington five or six weeks
to lay before him the wrongs of my PEG
pie, and get few more of those Cove
oysters which go so far toward brighten
ing up our sad lives here on the Cherokee
Strip.
Let your habits be above reproach.
Be industrious. Be hopeful and respect
yourself Obey the rules of your school,
and yetdo not underestimate yourself.
Remember that-the same hand which
made the great world and hung it in the
air, with the day on one side and the
night ON the other forever and ever.
created also the Indian not taxed.
Your mother sends her simple, I'M
tutored love, and so also does
YOUR FATHER.
The above letter, even though dictated
and afterward carefully edited by a
scholarly hand, would indicate that the
Indian has never been fully understood.
One of these strange people tried Il little
over nine years ago to make himself
understood to me, but could not get near
enough, he claimed, to do so.
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CLaRETTE sOAP-nada eny BY n. K FLRHANK CO. st. Lsss.
marchlS ly

the corner Of his Pullman blanket
through the butter by mistake, and then,
with a merry laugh, wiped it on his hair.
This afterward imbittered his whole
life, and he hardly went out any more
after that, regarding life at the capital
as hollow and artificial.
1t has been the unfortunate history Of
our eminent red men that whenever
their talents have thrown them into
good society they have almost univer-
sally corked themselves. Look at Red
Shirt, i'll Paris, and Poor Dog, in London.
It is but repetition of our sad history
as people.
Red Shirt during the engagement of
the Wild West show in France was
invited to dine with President Carnot
and Ferdinand dc Lesseps-pronOunce
de Les SepS-at the restaurant of Bra
bant, the French Delnonico, and when
the pale green pistache ice cream came
on, and the finger bowl, Red Shirt, the
great warrior, who looks almost exactly
like Napoleon, the first emperor, in
order to show CarnOt and his gang that
he had Travelled and observed a great
deal, evidently took the ice cream brick
for a cake of CASTLE soap and ,bathed
with it freely in the finger bowl, coming
out after awhile to run along the bank
and restore his circulation.
My dear son, the Indian nation has
suffered ON account of these things, for
they get into the papers and hurt us.
You must learn not only the habits OF
the Modes, the Persians and the Free
Will Baptists, but how to held your
knife at table. That is what you are
there for. That is what l am beefng
the old COW for. That is what l am
going to wear your old baseball suit
next to me this winter for. That is why
your mother weeps at night and wears
your pajamas by day.
Poor Dog hurt our people as much in
England as Black Hawk did us good by
his speeches. He was invited to dine in
the royal grounds, they tell me, and
while the party was strolling through
the grounds, the queen having been
frightened by a mouse, Poor Dog, think
ing to show his gallantry, gave chase to
the mouse, and when he caught it under
the chair of the Princess Alexandria ate it
in order to show her majesty that there
was no deception about it.
L
with the rise and fall of the red man
give me a pain in the neck. You may
redeem your people, my son, and aston
ish these pilgrims who came here to our
country because they couldn't make
living in Europe, and who now ask us
to work for them and take an order on
the store.
have already said much through the
hand of Denli-J ohnsOn, and he grows
weary with much writing, so l will sool.
cease, but / cannot do so without ask
ing you once more to weigh well what
have said.
As 1 said at the beginning, l am an
aged hemlocll. In my limbs the katy
dds and the wild woodtick nestle. To
you l look for the redemption Of our
race. You can do it if you will. Come
home prepared to pull the Pawnee ou'
of his hole and emancipate him. The
government will aid you. So will l. ]
am not wealthy, but my credit Is good.
Once | went on my own bonds to APP
pear before the court ON the 9th day OF
October in Omaha, and had to get up
out of a sickbed and ride eighteen
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Specimen Cases.

S. Ii. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with neralgia and rheu-
matism, his stomach was disordered,
his liver was effected to an alarming
degree, APPETITE fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitter cured
him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
burg, ILL.,, had a running sore on his
leg of eight years standing. = Used 8
bottlos of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes of Buckler g Arnica Salve, and
his leg is sound al d well. John Speak
er, Catawba, o., had five large fever
sores on his leg, doctors said he was
ircurable. Ono bottle Electric Bit
tiers and one box Bucklen's Arnioa
Salve cured him entirely, Sold by
Woodbridge, Irvine & fowler, drug.
Elsts. t3l mR2T 1y
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DR.. BaIe,s Household Ointment

Is the finest remedy in the world. II
absolutely cures catarrh. 1t cures
neuralgia and rhumatism. Cures piles
like magic. Cures salt rheum in the
most soothing manner. Cures in
famed and graduated eyelids. Cures
coughs and colds. Can be taken in
ternally. A positive specific for pneu-
monia, cuts, bruises, burns, chilbiains,
sores OF long standing, corns and bun
ions are cured quickly; different from
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cheapest Sold NJ Rains & Sons drug
store. nov27 ly.
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Well Timed.

Parson Jones had just completed his
long discourse, the benediction had been
pronounced and the congregation was
dispensing.
Said Deacon Brown, a great adlnirer
of the parson, "a fine sermon, and well
timed too"
eyes," replied Synnek, lit was GER
tainly well timed. About half the con-
gregation had their watches out most of
the time he was talking. Boston
TRANSCRIPT,
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10, THE POOR INDIAN.
BILL NYE GIVES ALETTER FROM ONE
OF THE PAWNEE TRIBE.

From which 1t VIII BE Seen That He
Is Much NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the In
dian Nation Has Suffered in Silence.
What Has Kept the Indian Rack.
Copyright. 1892, by Edgar w. Nye.l
The following letter from Pawnee
Indian who lives near the Cherokee
Strip, small territory so called because
the Cherokees used to go there for that
purpose, is handed to me by mail with
request that will be kind enough to
edit and correct it. and then, if thought
the press. The letter is written by an
Indian, somewhat advanced in years, to
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Ladies'.

Are you suffering from weaknessi
Is your complexion sallow? Do you
have a constant back-ache? Are you
cOnstipated? Do you feel all tired out?
If YOU have any of these feelings, begin
ut once t. use Dr. Tales ii household Tea
1t will give you a clear complexion, will
restore you 10 health and strength and
will make You feel like new person
Get il today at Rains ~ Sons drug
store.
an novelty.
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Snme FnnIish PeOnle

Allow a cough to run until it gets be-
wound the reach of medicine. They Of
ten say, "Oh, it will wear away" but in
most cases it wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which
is sold on a positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 50 cents and 81. Trial size free.
At all druggists. febN-eow-ly.
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William SkelleY,

OF IL Academy st. Evansville, Wis, I'M
der date of May %, says: Messrs.
Kenyon IL Thomas: This is to certify
what know about DR.. Hale's House
hold Ointment. have had bother
some sore on my lip for 10 years which
terminated in cancer. l had tried va
rious remedies purporting to cure, but
all without avail until l purchased a
box of your DIR. Hale's House hOld Oint-
ment and with two months using il has
entirely cured it. and freely give this
for the benefit OF the people.
Truly Yours, WIN. SHELLEY.
This wonderful medicine is for sale
at Rains d; Sons.
(D uoY27-ly.
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Explained.

Featherstone-Wil your sister be
down soon, Bobbie?
Bobbie-I don't know. She's putting
on "a new dress and it takes some time.
Featherstone Gmpatiently) - What
does she want to put on new dress fort
Bobbie-She expects another gentle
man this evening.-New York Herald.
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A Profound Secret.

Dix-Mrs. Dix was mourning today
because Mrs. Hicks hadn't been in.
Hicks-She has been very miserable.
Dix-What has been the matter?
Hicks-SOme one told her profound
secret, and it has rained pitchforks ever
since,-DetrCit Free Press.
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Wanted His Dinner.

Miss Pinkerly-That Mr.. Clubberly Is
a very funny man. He had the effront-
cry to call on me just before dinner yes
terday, and Of course had to ask the
man to stay.
Tutter-Don't blame him, Miss Pink
erly. He had just got back from the
race track.-Cloak Review.
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AS we'll az the handsomest, and others
are invited L. call on any druggist and
get free y trial bottl" of K"mp'5 RalsA m
for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy
til is selling entirely upon its merits
and Is guaranteed to relieve and cure
all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma
Bronchitis and Consumption.
feb26-eOW ly
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NOM Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if sou have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guar anteed to
give relief, or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Grippe
found it just the thing and under its
use had SPECIFY and perfect recovery.
Try sample bottle at Our expense
and learn for yourself just how good
a thing it is. Trial bottle free at
Woodbridge, Irvine q TOwler's drug
store. Large size SOC. and$1.00
131 may q Nv
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NJ lse.

LaurL-Now. what do you suppose
this novelist means by saying that his
heroine seemed to be "treC ling OH air?'
Flora-Maybe she wore pneumatic
lcs.-Indianapolis Journal.
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A Sudden Flight.

She (anxiously)-How did papa appear
when you asked for my hand2
He-I didn's have time to see, darling.
New York Herald.
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Itch, mango and scratches OF every
kind, on human or animals, cured In
80 minutes by WoolfoFd's Sanitary
Lotion This never fails. Sold by A.
B. Rains, druggist mayo ~,
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Mr.. Citiman-We are getting perfect
butter now. Buy it Of farmer who
comes into the city twice u week. pre-
sumo you have good butter right along.
Mr.. Suburb-First rate.
''Make it yourselfT'
mo; buy 1t in the city and carry 1t
hO,ne Nav York Weakly
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Easy to Remember.

Teacher-Now remember, the natural
color of water is blue.
City Boy-Yes'm; same as milk
Good News.
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HOE DR.. SALMON'S CHICKEN pow
USE DER. We viii pay for any dead
chickens after using. Makes hens lay. Price
% cents. THE NERTIHARY MEDIcLNE co.
auYl2 Iy Nashville, Tenn.
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his son, who is attending the Indian
school at Carlisle, Pa, and shows SO
much humanity, even in the bronzed
bosom of the stoical warrior, that there
can certainly be no harm in publish
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UMsLOPOGAAs AT DINGAAN's KRAAL.
On the morrow the impi awoke re-
freshed with sleep, and Umslopogaas
thanked them well, saying that the vic
tory was great and the cattle they had
won were countless. Yet something was
lacking-she was lacking whom he came
to seek to be gift to Dingaan, the king,
and for whose sake this war was made.
. Where now was the Lily2 Yesterday
she had been here, clad in a mocha like
a man and bearing a smeld-this he
knew from the captains; where then
was she now?
Then all the soldiers said that they
knew nothing of her. When they had
done Galazi spoke a word, as had been
agreed. He said that as they stormed
the cave he had seen a man run at a
warrior in the cave to slay him. Then
as he came he who was about to be
slain threw down the shield and cried
for mercy. and Galazi knew that this
was no warrior of the HalakaZi, but n
girl very fair to see. SO he called to the
man to let her alone and not to touch
her, for this was the order-that no
women should be slain. But the soldier,
being mad with the lust Of fight, shouted
that, maid or man, she should die, and
slew her. Thereon he, Galazi, in his
wrath ran up and smote the man with
the Watcher, and slew him also, and he
prayed that he had done no wrong.
"You have done well, my brother"
sAid Umslopogaas. "Come now, some
Of you. and les as look upon this dead
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NO. 2sl MORTHMAnAET 81

Everything in the Furniture Line. Ut
lowest prices. All orders win rece
prompt an d careful attention.
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NeuhOG-Smith.

The prettiest Of tho spring weddings thus
far took place yesterday afternoon In the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Kountze. 23S Mad
ison avenue. when Miss Katharine Ruth
Smith. niece OF Mrs. Kountze. was married to
Mr.. Carl NeuhofE In the Louis XVI. room.
where the marriage ceremony WAS performed
~ the Rav. Dr. John Hnll. assisted BY the Rev;
under canopy OF pink and white roses. there
was a PROPULSION 81 bright-colored flowers The
large front drawing room was decorated with
Marguerite,s: lilies; azaleas. hydrang"as. and
purple orchids. The bride was attired In q
plain. and the hiEh..neck and long sleeyed
corsagH trimmed , with Venetian lace. The
During the, reading Of the marriage service
Mrs Kountze. In gown OF purple velvet.
Trimmed with ,passementerie and white lace.
held the bridal bouquet Of lilies Of tho valley.
were Mr.. Charles. Guye, Mr.. Frank r. Smith,
brother Of the bride: Mr.. J. H. De Witt. and
Mr. Paul Isler; A reception WAS held from
4:3O until o'clock.
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EEWS OF THE RAILROADa


Freight War Between Fast Freight Lines.
KANSAS Cry April IA big freight war Is
impending between the fast freight lines be-
tween the Missouri River and the Atlantic
seaboard Freight rates west bound are being
slashed right and left by one line at least
and there is every indication that the
cutting will result In war. 1t was reported
here yesterday that the Lnckawanna was the
worst offender. and that 1t was cutting the
first -class rate from the seahoard twenty
cents. The regu ar rnte ul- rail Is Sl.37. and
the Lackawanna Is quoting at 81 .O7 rate The
s;nyannah is most Injured. and its ON:
severe lesson unless the cutting is
cptten cents. the diirersntial allowed II being
suit OF the cutting the I.ackawannn is getting
all the business and its competitors arc haul
ing but small proportion OF the freight NOV
ing;
effect soon may have. something to do with the
situation. hut it will not tend to pacify the
Southern lines. which will DO cnt from the
business more than ever The Ogdens-
burg Transportation. Company has. Is,
sued Its tariff. quoting rate Of $l.19
on first class going from the seaboard toward
the river The all rail lines have not attempt
ed to lower their rates on account Of the water
rates for four years past and It Is the opinion
OF freight men here that the all-rnil rates will
not be disturbed this year by the lake and rail
rates.
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Senator Stewart Of Nevada to-day made a
personal explanation Of an attack upon him
self in New York evening paper in respect to
mortgages held by him in California payable
in gold He said this was true but arose out
to the ~ ehs
preserve a gold standard in California during
tbe
Mr. Hale smilingly expressed hope that the
NJ Stewart I Promised ron that he Would not and
added that he would be glad to take payment
to the soa
law OF 1858.
It Is reported at the Capitol to-day that Sena-
tor Quay had this morning inquired OF the
two Senators from the West who have been
Bans Tor President. vSetheI they thou as he
By the Cenyention. Thsy replied that they
were perfectly sure that he would. and Mr.:
nss e sn ss Ss ts s bsns
that Se would also have a solid delegation ion
from New York.
Chairman Mitchell Of the Democratic Con-
following Executive Committee to manage the
details Of the committee work: J. B. McCreary
g %SSyx 4 a AsTsWs MsSsss
81 Indlana William M4tcher Of Pennsylvania.
Benton McMillin OF Tennessee. Thomas J.
Geary OF California. John d. Anderson OF West
Virginia. George Johnston Of South Carolina.
and Thomas Bowman OF Iowa.
The post which Civil SERVICE Commissioner
Thompson will fill with the New York Life In
surance Company is that OF Controller. a new
office. and it Is said that he will begin servic,
about the lat Of May. The salary attached to
voted by Congress to q member Of the Civil
Service Commission. As soon as details are
definitely settled. Commissioner Thompson
will tender his resignation to the President.