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AR Expedition to the Bad Lands and
the Indian Countrywide Hardships
EXperienced During the '6Os.
H.-soLDIERING ON THE PLAINS.

AAieFlcHCeu During tie oVs'
Editor National Tribune: On Aug. 2,
1885, IL companies of the 10th Kan.
Cav. started from Fort Laramie on an
expedition to the Black Hills and be-
Sond with 40 days rations. We had
with us two mountain howitzers, two
ambulances and a pack-Inule outfit of
about 200 mules and a number of six
mule teams and wagons loaded with ra-
sions, etc We we're under the COM
mand of Lieut-Col. Sam Walker
Our rations were supposed TO last us
until we got to Alexander, an old trad
ang post on the Yellowstone River, used
at one time by the Northwest Fur Com
pany, about where Miles City is now.
One of the intentions of the campaign
was to open up that country by estab-
fishing Government posts at different
points (this old post being one of them).
Two other outfits besides ours started
out. One was from Omaha, Neb., with
the I'd Mo. Art. mounted as cavalry, the
A2th Mo. Cav. and two pieces of artil-
tery, accompanying 140 wagons (siX-
thule teams), containing reaping ma
chimes, saw mills. grist mills, etc, under
command of Col Cole. They took a
route running northwest from Omaha,
up thru the sand hills of Nebraska and
Dakota, around the Black Hills, to the
Forth thru the Bad Lands, which they
knew nothing about until they got into
Them. The second outfit was composed
Of the Cd Cal. Cav. Co. 1 of our own
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This means better health. increased physical
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LincoIn's Notifications of Stewards
. Papers.


Editor National 'Tribune3 In your
History of Abraham Lincoln in The
National Tribune you refer to Sew
ards proposition to change the ques-
ton before the public from one upon
slavery to one upon Union or disunion.
Lincoln may have treated that paper
as he did Stewards next state paper,
which was dated May ;2i. 1861, con-
taining a letter of instruction to Minis
ter Adams, in which the position of
the United States and the attitude of
Great Britain were'lset forth with the
clearness and force, which long expert
ence and great ability had placed at
the command of the, Secretary.
Garfield. in commenting Tiupon the
above paper, said taat'"in almost every
page of the original draft are erasures,
handwriting of, Abraham Lincoln,
which exhibit a sagacity. q breadth OF
wisdom and a comprehension Of the
whole subject impossible to be found ex-
cept in a man of the very frat order"
And these notifications of great state
paper were made by man who but
three months before had entered for
the first time the tEeater OF executive
action. Gifted with an insight and
foresight which the ancients would
have called divinity, he saw in the
midst OF darkness and obscurity the
logic of events and forecast the result,
From the first in his own quaint. orig
inal way. without ostentation or Of
fense to his associates, he was pilot
and commander of his Administration.
He was one of the few great rulers
whose wisdom increased with his pow
er and whose spirit grew gentler and
tenderer as his triumphs were multi
Piled" '. .-..
Without ostentation or offense was
characteristic of Lincoln that was
shown in all of his state papers or with
individuals. 1 have read all Of the his
tories of Lincoln that I could find, and
they all agree that he was the best and
the most noble American of them ALL
John S. Van Arsdel. 71S La Sale ave-
nue., South Bend. Ind.
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ADDRESSES WANTED

men OF Capt Lewis D. Sheppard. Co. r sth
n. J. Inf Vols. who served in 1855 with Com
raoe Caliasl Lewis Lombard. (whose family
discharged at Greensboro N. c.. July ~
1850 Address his widow. Virginia Lippens
lin. Notary Public.
WANTED-Addrsss of any member of Co. A
"a Bat. 18th Z. S. INIT, who knew Leroy
kirk of that company from '62 to '65. Ad-
dress Geo. Elmire. Malachite, Colo.
WASTED-The address of any one who knew
George A Caswen, Of 1st r. 1. Cav. Co. b.
t. e. Caswell, Pigeon Cove. Mass
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Tennessee Version Of aDixie." :"

Editor National pTribunesL My hug
band takes your paper. and 7 have been
reading so much about Dixie" that i
thought l would tell you what 1 know
of the old song. AS we of the South, or
at least in. Greenville,. Tenn. knew it,
there was no Took away 4ingle in 1t.
l have forgotten sofneiof the six verses,
but remember the first verse and cho-
rus l, as a girl in Tennessee. sang it,:
sDiNie." 81
Old Tennessee. has not forgotten
Her good old friends in the Land of
Cotton.
Fight away! Fight awayi
Fight away. TENNESSEE
It's the land of the free and the home
of the brave,
And DER IL the Southern flag shall
wave.
Fight away Fight away,
Fight away, TENNESSEE,
Chorus:
I'm glad / am in Dixe,5
Hurrah, Hurrah,
In Dixie's Land I'll take my stand
To live and die in Dixie:
Repeat:
Away Away! Away down South in
Dixie,
kansas.
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For Debility, Weakness. Lack OF Ambition
The common sense way to treat any feebI.
part OF the body is by direct application Try
Cacti Salve. II Is absolutely harmless and
guaranteed. Price S10o large box. boxes
tbookle) by sealed mail 1Oc. silver Gus
toner writes: Had I known of Cacti Salye
earlier could have saved hundreds of dollars
spent with quack doctors" Don't delay: re-
member. one application positively proves its
value. Satisfaction guaranteed money back
A. B. CACTI SPECIALITY CO., 25 Third ave-
nue., N. Y. City.
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J wRsS sap tRs 1Te s
should take Juven Pills. One box will tell a
story or marvellous results. These pills have
more retuVenating. vitaliZing force than has
ever before been offered.
Probably never before in the history of msdl.
cine, In so short time, have SO large a NUM-
per been either relieved cured Of nervous
weaknesses, shattered nerves. insomnia night
sweats. failti-ss manhood. failure of memory
and premature old age. Our mail is filed with
grateful letters. These facts should lead you
to give Juven Pills immediate trial.
Sent by mail in plain package oniv m
reSslPt OF this adv and 81. 1877
Made by their originators. C. I. Hood Co..
props Hoods Sarsaparilla, Lowell. Mass
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Iasn Al-EH Union Soldiers who homestead
WAN E1 ed some land. but less than l6o
c~l HuE6cs acres before June g. 1874.
SOLO1EnS are entitled to additional
HOMESTEADS ss,1s s,sa,s 'vss was 'hpasa Islin,
Quishsd or abandoned If soldier is dead, widow or
heirs have his rights.
pay spot cash for these claims. -
Address (Comrads) w. f MOSES, 4ai Jacobson
Bldg, Denver. Colo.
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FREE 81 BOX on trial. The Weak Made
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Force- Make you feel Strong. Vigorous full
OF Natural VIM. II you Nervous, Weak
Worn out. Lack Strength, Energy, Ambition
Weakness or Pain in Heart. side or shoulder.
feel Dsspondent. Restless. nave Dizzy Spells.
Poor Memory, Pain in Kidneys Liver, ars
Ihin, Weak. Run Down; try BIEL'S NERVE
TABLETS Let US send you fall months
treatment on trial When you are satisfied
that they bring back Health and make lIfs
worth living. then pay 81. Send name and
address and We will mail you O DOLLAR BOX
Yer, Colo.
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LOCATE NEAR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
l. can sell you within half hours ride OF
washington. ID. C., at Bowie, Md, one block
containing thirteen lots. and one Of two lots
Both are desirable pieces of property and can
pc purchased at a low figure. Lots rs Izs
property and town lots In this proximity 10
our Nations Capital have nearly doubled In
value In few years. and on the advance
BETTER BUY NOW az bargain price. II
Real Estate Agents, sos 14th St. N W,
Washington, D. C.
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HON ESTEADS.

'HOMEsTEADS."-Comr II you fled
before June 23, 1874, Homestsad-less
than $50 acres-T will buy your additional
r,ght-snough to equal $50 acres. Also. Land
Warrants Pay highest price. Comrade A
NJ Vance Des Moines, Iowa.
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OLD COINS.

s775 paid for rare date 1883 quarters. $40
for a one-half dollar. We pay cash premi-
um on hundreds OF old coins. Keep all money
coined before 1880, and send 10 cents at once
FOR our New Illustrated Coin Value Book; size
4x7. 1t may mean your fortune. c. F. Clark,
& Co., Coin Dealers, l.. b. H. lie Roy, N Y.
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ed In a plain wrapper. 20c: large box 81 We
guarantee to give satisfaction or money back
DEAN & DEAN. Depth. s34ThIrdAv New York
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MARRIAGE Paper Free; most reliable pub
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MARRY.-Best plan on earth, sent free
Pnotos or every lady member. THE PILOT
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MARRY-Catalogue with hundreds of photo,
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs>-10o per cent Profit. Monkey wrench
plumbers' pIyers with 13 other tools COM
bined Most wonderful combination of tools
ever made. Lightning seller. Sample free
for examination. Forshee Co., 1917, Dayton
Ohio. ss-- -,
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CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES are paid well
for easy work; examinations of all kinds soon.
expert advice, sample questions and booklet
quickest way to secure them free. Write now.
Washington Civil Service School, Washington,
d. c.
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d RecitalS ana q 4
| mRegula sciences a
Stories Eminenty Worth Telling of Experiences and Adventures
in the Great National Struggle.

means The Devil Has a Beak. This
Black Hills country was always looked
upon with dread by the Indians. They
thought it the home of the Great SpiIlt
because of the terrific reverberations OF
the thunder and avoided it. This was
the reason they knew so little of the
geography of the Hills The country
we entered on leaving the Hills looked
as if it had at some time been an enor-
nous brick yard. The soil was a red
color. There was a crust formed on top
about an inch thick, and when you
broke thru this crust there was nothing
but dust that did not take much to
raise.
When we went into camp there we
looked like a lot of Indians. Everything
was red. ourselves, horses and blankets,
and / have no doubt we were red inside
as we'll. We camped that evening be-
side a stream of water which was one
of the clearest 1 ever saw. 1t was about
four feet wide and fully the same in
depth. Its sides were almost perpen-
dicular. The water was so clear you
could see the smallest object at the
bottom. 1t was the first stream west of
the Missouri River that l saw fish in-a
short, chubby fish about four inches
long.
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HELP WANTED.

MEN wANTED-To prepare for Railway Mail.
Internal Revenue. Customs and Postofnes Ex-
aminations. $4,000 to Sl25.OO monthly. snort
cal influence unnecessary. Preparation free.
Write Immediately for schedule of Spring Elk
aminations. Franklin Institute, Dept r, 81
Rochester. " Y.
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Classified Advertisements,
REAL ESTATE,

Wanted-Good farm in good locality VIII deal
only with owner. American Investment Asso-
citation. si3 Palace Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Barefoot in a Cactus Country

Along the banks of this stream there
was a white substance that ran in
streaks from three to four inches thick
thru this red stuff; it resembled marble.
only of finer grain. First taken out it
was soft, like chalk 1 made pipe
head out of a piece of 1t, and in a few
days il became hard.
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anything in the world. Not
dangerous like gasoline. No
dirt. SCOT or ashes No
leaks. nothing to clog or
close up. No wick-nOtI
even n valve. yet heat Is
under perfect control.
ID. CARS, IND, writes:
1T costs only 4 l-2 cents q
day for fuel" l.. NORRIS,
VT, writes: The Harrison
Oil-Gas Generators are won
derful savers OF fuel. at
least 50 to 10 per cent over
wood and coal" e AR
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PATENTS.

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ure our terms and methods. sent free on
reauest To save time. send q description
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opinion. All correspondence confidential
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Samuel Grunshaw, Co. B, SD Ohio
and Medal of Honor man, whose pres
ent address is Holton, Kan, returns to
the dispute about the guns captured at
Jonesboro.. He has the official reports
to prove that the SD Ohio captured two
guns of the rebel battery which had
been divided into sections and placed at
different points along the line, one sec
ton being in front of the sgd Ohio.
The brigade went thru the cornfeld at
trail arms, and the last shot from those
two guns sent the canister into the
ground before bursting Glib Fleming,
OF co. b, got the battery flag. and Bob
Mercer, of the same company. was
killed in front of these guns The guns
were turned on the fleeing rebels, and
handled by Capt. Summers and Serg't
Sam Harper and others of the SID Ohio
There were no other troops between the
SD Ohio and those guns, as can be
shown by the Rebellion Records. Col
Pierce, Of the 9Sth Ohio. does not make
any claim for capturing guns, but for
capturing the flag of the 2d Ark. and
Gen. Govan. Col. Banning, 12lst Ohio,
says in his report that the 18th Ill cap
tured a six-gun battery, and held it by
the help of the 34th III. Capt. Toland
Jones, OF the 18th Ohio, says that the
18th III. was the right of the brigade,
and consequently was the regiment to
our left. Col. Holmes, at that time Ma
ior, commanding the SD Ohio, in his
report says that Cos a. + and d were
on the skirmish line. while the other
seven companies were on the left of
the brigade. and retained that position
until the works and guns were cap
tured. So there seems TO be no question
as to this honor for the sd Ohio.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04

Wac Are Gloomy, DespOndent, Csreworn aud Nervous.
Not Sick. Yet Don't Feel Like Work. Let Me Offer Yen
My Sure and Special Cure Which Can BE Used Secret
ly Witheat Pain or Loss OF Time frem Work Call TO-DAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
NOT A PARTICLE
Of CLEAR SKIN
On Baby's Face, Head and Shoulders.
Parents Decided He Could Not be
Cured. CuticMa Remedies Made
His Skin Perfectly Clear.

Our boy was born IN Toronto Oct l3. 1908 and when
three months old slight rash appeared his cheek What
appeared to be blister would form. When il broke,
matter world out starting bsers uutN his entire
head and shoulders of scabs and could
parce OF clear skin Other parts of his body
affected but such extent We did not know what
do for bin and tried about every advertised remedy without
avail indeed Of them only added to his suffering and
in particular the - Remedy, almost put the infant
into commissions The family doctor prescribed for him and
told bathe the baby buernnk This did not do any
good so took him to hospital He treated
Inpatient week and he go worse If anything We
then called another doctor and inside of week the boy
to all appearances cured and the doctor sa,d his work
done But the very day broke ont as bad
We decided that could be cured and must it's
and us kept his bandaged TO his side to
prevent has tearing his flesh We left Toronto and shortly
after arrival in Duluth the Cuticura Remedies were
recommended We started using them in May, 1909, and
the cure complete At the time of writing you
would think he the child for Cutc1a made
his skin perfectly cenr and he Is entirely free from the skin
disease There has been this time. We still
only Cuticura Soap for baby's bath.
May g. 1910, (Sgned ROBERT MANN, Proctor Mimi
Send TO Chem Corp l31 Columbus Ave- Boston,
Tor So-paze Cutcura Book on Skin Affections
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The Madness of Mrs. JOliffe
X L. T. MEADE and DIR. CLIFFORD HALIFAX
Copyright. 1910. by w G, Chapman)

she wakes in the morning, give her an
other before she leaves here with her
husband. Make her vow that she will
not omit to take three daily
81 will do so.' she answered "God
bless You. DIR. Halifax. i]avc you any
thing moro to say7b
"Yes. Miss .ToIiffe must also furnish
you with her address There arc enough
capsules in that box TO last her exactly
a month If they do anything for her,
she will probably be obliged to continue
the cure for several mouths. ! must
be placed in position to be able TO
supply her with moro capsules; the
whole thing IS an experiment, and it
may fail. but il is the best | can do -
The tears eprang to Mrs Jojiffo g
eyes.
"You arc 4 good man. she said.
' You shall be obeycd in every partic-
ular 80
The next day Laura and Maxwell
were married The wedding ceremony
took place without hitch, and no bride
ever looked more lovely. | WAS stand
ing In the hall wheu the bride and
groom went away. Maxwell had for
gotten something, and had to ruu up
stairs. For moment the bride and I
found ourselves alone She came quick
ly TO my side,
81 remember now all that said to
you the other night she whispered.
"Oh, DR.. Halifax, the awful fear is
over me a.-aiu. From now on | will
be in his power, and know he means
TO poison me.
For one instant look of black de-
spsir had settled upon her face.
Have courage" I whispered back.
Take your medicine three times day
without fail, and the terror will cease TO
pursue you.
81 have promised mother to take
those queer little capsules she said.
81 will keep my word, DOCTOR
The fear passed away from her face
as Ducian Joined us and she sprang
li"btly into the waiting carriage. wav-
ing lis a laughing goodbyc as they
drove off.
What / suffered in the next few weeks
1T is difficult 20 describe. No news
reached me with regard to Maxwell and
his bride. Mrs. Joliffe, according to
her determination, returned to Fair
leigh sanitarium. Ny sleep was broken
nightly by dread forcbodlngs. Had I
done right or wrong! Would the capsules
effect cure, or would Maxwell find
out when too late that / could have
warned him against his fate and vet
failed to do so! At last, ono morning.
month after the Wedding, | could
stand the strain 10 longer. aud hurried
off 10 Faireigh sauitarinm As soon as
got there / had an interview with Mrs.
Joliffe. She came eagerly TO meet me /;
her face was bright, her eyes full of
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happiness, She placed 4 letter in my
hands, and J saw ut a glance that tho
writer was Maxwell
'Read this portion,'' she said, point
ing 10 the third page. i did SO
:" am glad TO be able TO inform
you. il ran. that Laura. who was
nervous and depressed and al times very
strauoo during the first two weeks of
our honeymoon has now qnite recovered
her norma health and spirits. She is
really in excellent form, has IL good ap.
petite. and is putting on flesh. 7 doubt
when VIC return home il You will know
her for the fragile creature who. left
her native land short time ago There
is only one odd thing about her; she
insists on dosing herself with some ex-
traordlnary little capsules three times
daily. She is looking over me as I
write. and bcgs me TO say that the sup
ply Will COON be exhausted, and she
wants YOU 10 send her some more. She
believes that they have an almost mag
icsl effect upon her. soothing her nerves
in the most wonderful way.
80 You see, the experiment is sue.
cess, Doctor said Mrs .Joliffe, tri-
umpbsutly, as I finished reading.
''It seems 80, | responded, with a
sigh of relief. 'sAud now. I have
brought YOU fresh supply of capsules
Please send them to Mrs. Maxwell by
The next mail. -
CDR. Halifax said Mrs. Joliffe, "I
intend to Try your medicine ON myself.
If it has effected a cure in my child 8
case, why not in minc?f'
The suggestion was timely one. and
with Evcrard ) approval it was carried
out. Today both mother aud daughter
are alive and we'll mentally and pbys-
icalv, and the black horror Of madness
has passed out Of their lives forever.
(Nox. T-bc IJcir Of rrronon,, y
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FOR A FEW BAYS ONLY
Not a Dollar Need Be
Paid Until Benefited
NV Direct" Method
is SURE, QUICK, LASTING.

I not only cure nervous debility. but
J employ the only treatment that can
possibly cure this disorder permanently.
1t Is a system of local treatment entire
ly original with me-. but is employed BY
no physician other than myself. This
may seem ? broad assertion but II Is
inst substantial as " is broad. So
called nerve waste Is hut 2 syUpscn OF
local inflammation or congestion. and a
radical cure Is merely matter OF restor
ing normal conditions throughout the or
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oughly and with absolutely certainty OF