Klamath republican., July 07, 1904, Image 4

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tittle Country Town.
hunt are selected as the council, and dred*. would not touch th« meat, al­
1 * FISO S CURE FOR .-J
Be sits ther» at the fireside, where the
when on* of them dies th* neat beat though the knowing ones found th*
19 ta~a iUill WHiií AH lili
mellow light 1» gleamiug
bunt»r among tbe remaining fl fly who buffalo steak superior Io that of 'be
L»J !•«*•« ’ "Ugh MyrUli
Doe* not let* go of you O'er the columns of the Utile country
m
In «Im». K« 114 by tirici
participated In the <*b«M I« put lu bl« I eef of cotumercu.
paper that be bold*.
PONCA INDIANS CHOOSS CHIEF place.
The excitement of the old time buf­
when you apply lotions or And something he ha« read tlierv »eeni»
AND COUNCIL.
But th* Tuncas have bsen dying falo bunt was whetted by ttie danger
to set bi« fancy dreaming.
liniments. It* simply loosens
fast, owing to the unremitting alten
which It entailed, for. while the bug*
While memory's psuorauia of forgot­
animal of the plain* waa. geuarnlly
ten d«y» uufokls.
'Ilie bloodiest battle ever fought with
its hold for a while. Why?
Trtbe thal Waa One« Tart of
•“««» tion of thetr enemies and the forgot
You can depend on Ayer’»
speaking. a peace*bls beast, the habit*
gmii'i.wdrr wa« that «I Itorudlmi, In
It* quaint and homely phrase» all in
Nation Seiest» Rulera in TraditiMfil fulneaa of the Federal Government
Because to get. rid of it you
Hair
Vigor
to
restore
color
to
which
b'.’.tkki Ruaalaus ami 3'J.HUU
cline him to reflection.
White Eagle, who «a* one of the leiul of the bison were such that Io Lenin
Manner Hecall« Pracocal Kstinctlon
Senn1 aweettie** of enchantnieut «• be
Frenclimen were kills.!.
era In the ghost dance In ISlk». la very entangled In a herd wu« « perilous po
your griy hair, every time.
must correct, the acid con­
oi Aiuericun Bison.
lays the paper down.
old. and thia fact, together with th* sltlon for both horse and rider They
Follow directions and it never
dition of the blood on which Strip* the bitter peel of sorrow front
•mall number of advisers left him. were easily frightened, and. Ilk* sheep,
fails to do this work. It stops
the fruit of recollection.
mads
hl*
realgnatlon
a
matter
of
There
ts
a
touch
of
pathos
In
th*
followed
their
leader«
blindly
This
it» depends. Hood’s Sarsa­
He taele* the tuellow sweetuess of the
story
from
Oklahoms
which
recall*
gourae.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
this
ac
­
fact also made It dlflleult for the old
little country towu.
parilla has cured thousands.
the practical extinction of the Amer­ tion was dectdixl upon ta«t year, when bulla who always grated at ttie bead
lie are« at eve. a cottage with the lamp ican bison, It app-ar* that the new hla son whs selected, blit lloree Chief, of the herd to atop a stampede. w tien
chief of the Ponca Indlaua. who live tt la said, could not eiarcls* authority one* It occurred. The force Isdilnd
light dimly straying
Ilonia* Plebeian Provender.
fallintfofthe hair, aKo. There’s fl
Through the window, thickly bowercd In Oklahoma Territory, waa to choose until after the formal hunt, when nit them would push them forward, and
The Romans were gtent »tickler* for
with the honeysuckle vine.
formal dinner*. Their appetite-produc­ To his ears come «trains of music, there'» hi* advisory council, tn the old day« advisers would be »elected. The huiit many Inataneea are known where the
great satisfacdon in knowing
when a new chief «elected hl« conn- tore little resemblance to that of forty lenders, «tumbling or pushed over «
er* consisted mainly of egg salad,
you are not going to be disap­
a sound of someone plat ing
ell, they were taken from the band year* ago.
cliff, would have the whole herd piled
aplced fruit«, oyster*, asparagu*. and
On a little cottage organ, and th* notes
pointed. Isn't that so?
that
waa
moat
auoevaaful
In
a
buffalo
up
over
them
In
a
mangled
mass.
It
Extinct
loo
of
the
It
aon.
snails in vinegar. Then, having stirred
of "Anld I.ang Syne.”
'• Mr hair f».Ud »«ill 11 ••• •!»■*• whit* II
Tim* was, within the memory cf 1« easy to see the perl!« of a hunter
up the Joh'es of the stomach to the II* hear« the tea things clatter, see* a bunt. It was arranged to Imitate thia
I. —» )u«l no* I--III. »' «•♦' • l'«'< t'.-r l<>
ancient custom, but th* contrast wa* many living men. who are not so very against a force like tht*. which, one*
,-•!»< • u Io If. f.n•!*>«. 11. If color
V-ur
woman'* figure flitting
point of keen cx|>ectatlon. they pro-
II. 'r Vigor eerfaiol. .1—• wl<*t .00 > lain, for
Here and there, belike some fairy, and almost painful for the old-time hunt­ old. either, when the American bison, started, did not atop until exhaustion
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AM ll.K.u.f.. Ile.klf>ab*u>. h <'
ceetlisl to realisation by way of fish—
er* who mn remember when million* or as he will perhap* always tie called oxertiwk those twhlnd. Buffalo hunting
the shimmer of her gown.
fia.MP«.
4 e «vanco.,
principally mullet, which was regard­
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And longing lead* hi* fancy to the place of the shaggy be«»t« roamed the plaiu* here, the buffalo, existed In the West
was a science. and waa only to be en
ed a* the "top-noteher" of fishes. aerv-
for
where lie is sitting.
tn freedom. Three buffaloe* from a ern country In number« Incalculable. gaged In safely by those who th or
ed with a paste prepared of the flesh
Just across from her at table iu the small herd in captivity were obtained Between tbe eastern range of 'he ought/ understood the method* of ttielr
of the M hedgehog reduced to pulp,
little country town.
for the purpose A sixty acre tract «a* Rocky Mountain* amt tile Mississippi prey.
with oil. pep|>er. onion*, date* and mus­
Inclosed with a substantial stockade River they roved In hen!« SO large as
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the
tard; while, when the emperor was Yet he sit* here slone, with sll
CUT THROUGH 8OLID ROCK.
at different place* were ten small cor- to seem Impossible to one who never
dreamy shadows dancing.
served with the priceless liver, tbedlah
Hpevlai Inducement.
And silent save for voice« that
was but faintly seasoned with aalt.
Cetilurie« Ela|*aa«l Before Com plat low of
Prus|H*etive Purchaser 1 see you ad
memory may hear.
Corlulblrtu Canal.
pepper and oil. and served with chick­
vert lav a special inducement in engage
en liver* garnee. After flsh and game, The eves that o'er the column» of
“Speaking of canals,'' «aid tbe en
little paper glancing
|>ork was the most esteemed meat
gllieer who bad been talking about metit ring*. What 1« It?
Like violets, dew-misted, in tbe pass­
Jeweler Well. We guarantee to re
dish, and it was served in the form of
Panama, "a very Interesting canal,
ing of • tear.
a roast stuffed with sausage*. The Fn>tu some, as he, are missing from the
a ud one not much heard of. la that purehase any ring "<• «ell wltlilu all
dessert waa formed of fruit« in season,
connecting the Gulf of Corinth and months.
circle once unbroken.
the luscious grape lietng a close com­
And one he knows lies sleeping where
he Gulf of Aeglna in Greece, it's
¡7y LIOUOR-MORPHINÍ-TOBACCOI
the autumn leaves are brown,
petitor with the apple.
ome older than any we have In tbe
lli» hair is white like silver, yet in
irï MANIS PIRMAMNTIY CUMP
Western hemisphere, also, for I'erlan-
It Pays to Head Newspapers.
faucy he lias spoken
I*”»- roa fuu RAftncuiARd —
ler. tyrant of t'orlnth, proposed to
With all those lads and lasses of the
Cox, Wi«., July 4.—Erank M. Ku»-
ut through the Isthmu« ua long ago
little couutry towu.
aell of thia place, ha,i Kidney Disease
is six hundred years liefor* Christ
Fine Finisti.
ao bad that he tonld not walk.
He
Superstition «topped him. however
The
misty
eye
of
sorrow
at
the
bush
of
The/ bnd Isoiglit af uprlglit plano
tried doctor»’ treatment and many dif­
Julius Caesar and Caligula took It up On thè pny weekly pian. “Julin." sho
dreitns i* seeking
ferent remedies, but was getting woiae
•gain w hen Rome liad hold of Greece, *ald olle day, "I Watt! yotl lo «Litui off
The ro«c of recollection with tbe frag­
He was veiy low.
rance of it* mom.
but It wa* too murli for them Then ami take nota of thè exlerkir of Ibis
He read in a newspaper how Dodd » And in the ear of memory th* voice of
cam* Nero, and lie went at It with plano, l'un you aeo II* finish?”
Kidney Pills were caring cases of Kid­
grief is speakiug.
v Igor, but the work stopped when lie
“I «bollili say so," «Iglied John.
ney Trouble, Bright’s Disease and
The hand that pluck* the blo««om
died. Others kept |H>undlng away at "Wbeu tiie Installmeut mali cornea "
Rheumatism, and thought he would
kpow* the sharptie»» of the thorn,
It for the next several hundred years
try them. He took two boxes and now Hia dreams die with the ember« at the
but It was not until 1881 that real » Piao't (’uro U «
routfh nuuHrln«.
fireplace—nh. the pity!
he <s quite well. He says:
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It for forty
work of the Nero energy was put It han tut1
The paper fall«* front listleet hands
“I can now work all day and not feel
yaara. Al drugic»«!*. 2A etnia.
upon It. Then Gen. Turr, aide de-camp
and idly flutter* dowu.
tired.
Before using Dodd’s Kidney
How lonely, lonely, lonely, it the sullen.
to Victor Emmanuel of Italy, tirgan
Pills, I couldn't walk across the floor.”
smoky city.
AN OLI» TIME BI FFALO HI NT.
lied a company and worked on till
Mr. Russell’s is the moat wonderful
When the heart ha« come from stray-
th* money gave nut In I8WK Ilia chief
case ever known in Chippewa county.
ing in the little country town.
ral«, one for each band of warrior» «aw them. There Is a well authenti­ obstacle being «oiue kind of a flint
This new remedy—Dodd's Kidney Pill» —New York Tinn-«.
that participated in an endeavor ‘.o lie cated story tliat the garrison at Fori which dynamite couldn't break
—is making some miraculous cutes in
"About $ lo.tsai.isxi was «¡iciit up to
How Crane Mimicked Hobson.
chosen of Chief Horse Chief • council. Kearney actually Bred their cannon at
Wisconsin.
When Robson and Crane acted tbe Upon this occasion the band that suc­ nn Immense herd on< e to prerent them Ditto. am! then Mr Ryngroa took hold,
“Comedy of Errors” together, Mr. ceeded first In driving the buffalo In taking the fort in a rush. Many ofllcer« organised a new company, with $IMA.
Cruel Youth.
' ut«»» Fi ■ rti«or
“lie said I was tall «ud willowy," Crane'» "Drornio" was the most nota­ the corral assigned to it wa* declared and caralrymen who were stationed is»» working capital, and finished the riTO
BlWf EfM »•»'• ■•e-.fl'r Kill • •■•r*’B
•
ob In 18U8. It la only ataiut four rilv
remarked the girl who likes flattery ble feature of tbe performance, for the winner». The other band« were on the frontier years ago tell of travel
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K.iu».
l.UI
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miles
long,
but
It
la
til
feet
wide
at
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Ar»
b
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bUaaUlpAslK
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“Do you think I look like a willow while Robson »imply represented bim- free to Interfere whenever possible, Ing for month* at a time and never
1.1 BIS &
SiAVFR
self in tbe garb of tbe Syracuse ser­ which brought on a kind of polo fieri m- tielng out of sight of th Ir countie«» the Imltom. about *' feet at waterline.
freer’
COMPANY
Hope«.
"Nr,; you yook like a cheatnut.” re- vant. Crane gave an excellent exbibi mage, with tbe buffaloes for tli* Imll. numbers. The bison wa» particularly 2'1 feet and 3 Inciica deep in
Molke, tiki« won't do. I Irmi and fa>Ur **<•-
POM It. AM>. <>ur
Tbe Poncas sent invitations to the numerous in Kansas at <n* tftne. and It la cut nearly all the
toried tbe savage young man in tbe tion of bis mimetic power* by duplieat-
•hwate »n Mr«, Fla
through
solid
rock,
rising
at
ing
tbe
"Dromio"
of
bl»
aaoociate.
He
owing : to ths fact that tbe buffalo
loud vest.
**». ta i»0«.
P. N. U,
thus deacritie» the opening night:
grass was there most plentiful. At points tor SB fret altov* the
Motbera will And Mrs. Winslow»’« Soothing
“It wa* one of tbe most intensely
times the plain* were a solid, moving It [• tike a canyon, and ships do nut
■ yrnp the best remedy to us« tor ihalr children
exciting night* I ever experienced be­
mass i of monster«; as far as the eye take kindly to It. the entrance being
during the teething period..
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hind the tu-ene*. In making up. Rob­
could see they wen- visible In enor- bad. a strong wind blowing through
son dropped a huge daub of grease
Horry He Spoke.
moua number*.
i
Trains were often de- It a« through a great air «baft, and
“Oh. we have some very strong men paint on tbe front of bi* tunic. Out of
layed whtle a herd crossed the tracks tliero ts at time* a strong reverse
current
It la an Interesting
In England." boasted the new arrival pure consideration for art. I painted a
of the I'nlon I'acldc Railroad.
similarly dirty device on my garment.
from London.
At one time they roaui d all over the through the canal, and It naves
mile« of very rough water and
“How strong are they?" queried the But Robson nearly destroyed tbe fine
country. Naturally migratory, tbe In­
fabric of consistency, to the construe-
American citixeu.
dians knew their wandering habits, hour« of time; but «o far skippers
and followed them They were In ttios.1 fer to go around the |>enlnsiila rather
"Oh. I've seen them lift cannons, I tion of which I had sacrificed the |
1 cleanliness of my attitré, by walking
days of tbe greatest value to tbe In­ than through tbe canal, though with
trucks and even cars."
dian*. Tbey supplied nearly all of soma eltangea whb-h will ba n>ada it
“Indeed. Then It Is strange that I on abaent-mlndedly in the second act
Is believed tbe canal will become of
their food, and mill! n« were «laugh
none of them can lift such a small ob­ ' with a smnkt-ng cigar protruding from
general use as sum as a few ships
bis
mouth.
Just
previous
to
bls
en
­
tereil
each
year
for
tbe
sustenance
of
ject a» the yacht cup."
trance in the first act he declaimed hl* j
the red man. Not only did the buffalo Itegin to use It and remove the pre
supply food, but furnished them with Judice now existing against It."—Com
speech in tbe wing*, and from thia I 1
$100 Reward. *100.
robes and bides for clothing and fort.
I In- Ixlnil lint lime Alwisyil ll<illi;lit Ima b.irne the *l|{tiii-
The reader* of this payer will be plea»*-! to > took tbe key. which I bad to bold eon-
learn 'bat there is *i lea«t on* dreaded dl*ee»e [ stantly In mind.
litru» ol ( Im*. II. I leti her. nnd Im* In-i-n uiiulix under III*
dwelling«.
My
line»
were
only
SOME QUEER SUPERSTITIONS
that «clence ha* been able to cure in ail its
|ier«<>nnl »uprrvtalon for over 34» icari. A Bow no onn
Tbe Indian* made tool* from the
stages, and that 1« < atarrh. Hall'« Catarrh ' ' partly committed, so that
between ’
to
deceive yotl hi this, t'oiinterfelt*. IniltatIon* mot
Cure istbeonlv positive cure known to tbe
Bad Luck Pure to Follow If You Are
hide,
born*
and
bone*
of
the
buffalo
'
tbinking
of
Robson's
peculiar
voice
me-iical fraternity, catarrh being a eon.titu-
•• .luNt-na-guMMl" t«rc but Experlniciits, itiul endutigcr tho
Broke un Thuraday.
Tbe bide of tbe bull* wa* tanned and
tional dl-e**e. requires a constitutional treat­ • i and mannerism*—which I was expect-1
health of Children—Kxpcrieuce ii|iiiln»t llxperitncnt.
ment. 11*11« Catarrh Cure 1*taken internally,
"However smart a man may lie.
t'sed for lodge cover*. Dried In the
acting directly u;>on the f-l-od and mucous 1 ed to imitate falthiully—and of my
*un after the hair was removed, tbe however deep a brain, there Is yet a
suriaceo of tbe iritem. thereby destroying tho 1 own speeches—which ab<>uldbave tiren
foundation of tbe diwsse. and giving the pa­
hide became almost a* hard a« flint, tract of superstition In bls makeup,”
tient strength by banding up the constitution i delivered with equal fidelity to Shak
f'n«torlit la is hurinlc»« Miib*titiito for Caator Oil, I'urc-
and wa« used for moccasin solea and said a thoughtful man to a writer on
and aoai.ting nature in doing its work. Tbe 1 speare—I sweltered In hotly and mind
WHITE
EAGLE.
goric. Prop« and Nootliinir Nyrtips.
It la l’lcii*aiit.
Il
proprietors have »0 much faith in Its curative
the
New
Orleans
Times
lieuio-'iat,
belt*.
laild
on
the
ground,
i
all
night
—
Leslie'*
Monthly.
the
dried
rrwers that lhev offer One Hundred Iiollar*
contiiin* neither Opium. Morphine nor oilier Sorretta
"and
often
It
exist*
and
controls
him
In
r any case that it fail* to cure. Send for list
hide
kept
out
the
dampne««
Osagea. Pawnees, Kawt, Toukawa*.
and form-
Hiibatunce. I ti mie la It* guarnii tec. It destroy« Morins
of testimonial*.
Hia Letter.
Otoe», Missouri». Cheyenne«, Arapa­ ed a fairly good I,«! Raw hide was various way* without Ills knowing
nnd itllitya l-'cvcri«liiie»*. It cures IHnrrhico unii Mimi
Addre.*
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
When
Willie
Blank
was
at
the
sea-
Sold by druggist*. 75c.
hoe» and other tribe* In Oklahoma to cut Into strand* and lira filed Into anything about It. If you should tell
Colle. It relieve» Teething Trouble», cures t'on»lIpntlon
Hall'* Family Pills »re the best.
shore last summer bis father wrote to be present. Hundred« of I mila ns ac­ rope*. Green hid- waa converted Into him that lie wa« su[>er*tlt ou* he would
nml I’latlilcncy. It HK-lniiliite* the 1'ood, r< giilnle* tlin
him quite frequently, and in each let­ cepted. more especially to are the buf­ Lettie* and also Into canoe*, Battle resent It and In no uncertain way. But
Ntonnii h nnd ilovvcl*. giving liealtliy nml nnturul alcep.
Easily Dune.
The Cliil'iren'« Pnmiccii I'lie .Mother*« Friend.
ter inclosed 10 cents or a quarter to faloes, which are now eo rare as to shields, which were impervious to ar­ all men are »iip.-ratltlous In some wsy
Tea*—Well. I believe I'm rid of Mr. add to the little lad's pleasure. Willie be actual curiosities. A real buffalo row* or lance*, were made from the
list tbe same. There are little tiling*
Btaylat« at last.
was no letter-writer, but one day be bunt tn the brave days of old wa* thick hide of the neck of the buffalo. almut which men are a lilt cranky nml
Jess— How on earth did yon accom­ managed to compose the following very exciting and often attended with
No part of the valnal le beast went to they develop Into well-roun<le<i super-
plish it?
comprehensive epistle, which be »ent much danger. What a change! The waste with the Indian.
■titlona. There 1« Ople Read, who ha«
Bears tho Signature
Tess—While be was calling upon me to his father:
modern travesty was nothing more
Enough ba* teen told to show that a queer little notion that If he get* up
lost night 1 remarked that “all hand­
“Deare Papa—I got al! your leters. than driving a few tame cattle to
Thursday morning without money In
some men were conceited bores.” Then and you have put some mutiny in each corral.
hl* pocket It I* bad luck ami he be­
be »aid: “Indeed! ! can take a hint one of them.
Please write oftener.
There are a little more than a hand­
lieve* In It so firmly that be will not
a« well a* tbe next one,” and left.— Your luring son.
WILLIAM.”
ful of tbe Poncas left: If the white
venture out of tbe houae and will not
Philadelphia Press.
—Woman's Home Companion.
man ever found a good Indian, which
turn hl* tin nd to a piece of work If It
some claim to lie an Impossibility, the
happen* to him.
Ponca was a near approach to that
“He 1» generally »ery careful to »••»
TM« .««..US C«M**»V. ». MVMW •
M.W T..« ..TV
Ideal. The tribe was part of the Hloux
that he haa something left over
nation, and tbe original home was near
Wednesday night, a neat egg. a* the
a branch of the Red River and !<ake
•aylng goes, for Thursday morning.
Winnipeg, The Poncas have always
But »oinetlmes lie forgets and suddenly
enjoyed a reputation for tielng very
dlacovera that be I* dead broke. That
j peaceable. They were driven from
settles It. Not a »top will be take fro n
CURE Your HORSE of HEAVES
Boil* show the blood is in a riotous, feverish
■ their Red River home by their old
the hou»e on that mornlug Now, how
PMsmparat Hal Bye whit Paoaaiaa ffMeg
enemy, the Chippewa*, who forced
condition, or that it has grown too weak and slug­
f.,«,!,««• The» ARK A GRKAT »1000 riJRIflll
I* that for auperstltlon? Yet, call him
AMD CORDITIOMKR, a *ure cure for all *ilmrni* from whhli brave«
; them beyond the Missouri River. Fol­
gish to throw off the bodily impurities, wiiich
»uperatltlou* well, you had better do
,rtK'
CU*«O 34 HOtSSIS.
lowing them up clotely, the Chippewas
It nt long range. I know another man
then concentrate at some spot and a carbuncle v
I
lhav« »sewn ngintf
lleavr I' . i ia the |.-t «rlgrhi month« and tn that
ttma
ha»a
rurewi
||
h.irwere
of Heave« 14 .,f |Hhteni|e r ami tt <»f 1
drove them away once more, when
In Chicago who Im* n queer little no
or boil is the result. To one already enfeebled /
ITI mi Fruaalan Kau>adl — bars gaiuad a gre»t rv>nut«tt n in ihi« M«'il'.f>
» ' 1 t I I 1 II - kt •«. -ark New Y''**
i they Joined the Omaha*, which aill-
tlon Hint It la bail luck to forget any­
by disease, boil* seem to come witli more frequency,
.
Free **P»t« H*M
Pn,««l»n R*m*<r C* , 3l Dwl, Ml««,
I ance has had the effect of preventing
thing when you are leaving home In
causing the intensest pain and greatest danger to the already weak and ; their annlhl'atlon.
fOKTLANU SKKII CO., l'urllaod. Or.. < »aal A«aul«
the morning. One morning we had
debilitated sufferer. All skin eruptions, from the sometimes fatal car­
Although a part of the Sioux nation,
walked to the car together. He
I
«nd
buncle to the spiteful little cat-boil, are caused by bad blood, and the tbe other tribe* kept up a relent'»*«
tlenly turned on me with the l state-
only way to avoid or get permanently rid of them is to purify and war upon tbe Poncas, as did tbe Paw-
ment: i’ll not go to the city to day.’
build up the deteriorated, polluted blood, and counteract the humors , ness. Osage* nnd tbe Kansas Indians,
When I a »ke<l him why lie said he
..e»» —
•nd poisons; and nothing will do this so quickly and thoroughly as i What these war» left, smallpox and
bad forgotten .something. 'It’s bad
«
V
e
S. S. S., which is the acknowledged king of blood purifiers and great­ ' the white man's vices nearly finished,
luck,' he said, and he was iincere
TEPEES or THE POlVCAB.
est of all tonics. \V here the blood has become impoverished and is ! and from a total of aoout O.OtJO there
inonloualy making tracka for the lious-
poor and thin, no medicine acts so promptly in building up and restor­ are only about OtO now. Tbe remnant the prai-tli-al extinction of tbe buffalo when he an Id It. I suppose we all have
*
u.
j wa* place.1 on a reservation, near the was not due to the Indian, but to Ibo thoae little notion* nnd liellefs, hut we
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ing its richness, purity and
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mouth of tbe Niobrara River, In Ne­ white man. While the Indian never are not conscious of them anil so we
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Allegheny, P«., Jun« 11, 1903.
strength. The time to cure
From tho are of twenty or thirty I w*e sorely braska. and here their Ill-luck follow­ killed more than was needed, the white are apt to believe, quite honestly, too.
• boil is before it devel­ afflicted
with large, awful bod* on my face and
ops, when it is in a state body. As soon as they would heal up in one place ed them. Till* time It wa» not their man slaughtered relentlessly. Then, thnt we lire not the least bit supersti­
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li'dian enemy, but the Federal Gov too, the white hunter, when he was tious. But we are, Just the an me.”
of incubation or formation they would break out in another pert of the body, ernment
which
foiled
them.
I.'ncle
and thia continued for ten years. I tried every­
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in the blood; for boils are, thing 1 could hoar of to get relief, but nothing ’ Sum neglected the term* of the treaty a Ininter and not merely a tenderfoot
A seif made num seldom mixes mod
on a »porting excursion, would
after all, only the impuri­ did ma any good. I had butlittle faith in 8 8. 8. made with them, and once more they cut
esty
with
the
material
used
In
his
con
»Imply take the fur bide and leave tne
doing ma good when 1 began it, but after taking
ties and poisons bubbling it for a short while the bolls kegsn to disappear. became nomad*, forced to hunt for (•area»« to the wolves. He was very st ruction.
I
continued
on
with
the
medicine,
taking
eix
bot
­
up through the skin, and
| subsistence. They nearly starved to wasteful, and the “sportsman” who
If a friend pulls hl* watch on your
and all the boll. entirely dieappeared. Five
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this will continue in spite tle.,
year* have elapeod *ince that time, and I have death, and. a* If destiny had something spent a day, killing off perhaps htin- funny atory cut It short.
never
been
bothered
since,
ahowing
that
the
cure
I
worse
in
store
for
them,
they
were
of poulticing and lancing wae permanent. I had come thirty or forty of
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till the blood gets rid of the moat painful boll* one ever bad, and to ba i forcibly removed to Indian Territory,
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d OUTFIT
rid of them by your great purifier, j w here the unwholesome water killed
its accumulated poison. entirely
8. ■. 8., put* mo under a debt of gratitude to off their animal» and depopulated
The way to stop boils is you.
HENRY ZINN.
Invt'StigAlt) the Advance line of thresh*
I their rank*.
to attack them in the blood,
era and engines. They cost less to op­
Forty year« ago, when Chief White
and this is what S. S. S. does,
>e». All danger of boil* is past when the Eagle wni cho«en, there were a lernt
erate, require fewer repairs and do more
blood has been thorou
purified and the system cleansed of all mor- I 0,000 In the tribe. Only eight survive
nnd better work in all kinds of grain
bid, impure matter. I
1 are subject to boils, then the same cause* of those who hunted tbe buffalo at III»
than any oilier make. Straw or wood
that produced them last season will do so this, and the sooner you begin Inauguration. The Council of Adviser«
and coal burning engltma. Also a full
to put your blood and system in good | consist of ten, and since be can no
line of single and double Portable Saw
order the better the chance of going ! longer draw the necessary quorum he
through the spring and summer season baa retired, and ills »on. Horae Chief,
Mills.
without boils or other painful and irri­ take* III* place at bend of the tribe,
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tating skin eruptions. S. S. S. is guar­
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In accordance with the traditional
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