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The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
The Women,s Crusade.

When the women of Ohio began their
assault npon the liquor shops, almost
everybody supposed the movement
would be nothing more than the Aeeting
excitement Of an hour. The ladies
would parade the street, and assemble
in the churches, and sing hymns, and
raise their voices in prayer /; would
carry about the pledge for signatures,
and thrust the pencil into trembling
and beery hands /; would keep little
towns and villages in turmoil for a few
days, and exact all sorts of impossible
promises from unwilling sinners /; but
we were not to expect a practical result
from such extraordinary and irregular
proceedings. Even if the women were
stout enough of heart to Withstand the
jeers, and insults, and brutal remaks
that would certainly assail them, and
vigorous enough in body to endure the
long watch of prayer, hour after hour,
day after day, from early morn till the
night wa far spent, the time must soon
come when the spiritual excitement that
inspired the crusade would die away, to
be followed by the inevitable reaction.
But two months have now passed, and
the women are more earnest than ever.
Driven out of the bar-roOms they kneel
in the muddy streets ; which may be
cleaner after all than sanded floors be-
strewn with the refuse of conviviality.
They mind neither the cold winds nor
the pelting rain. All manner of engines
of defense have been brought up against
them without avail. Here an unre-
generate saloon-keepers throws snuff
into the midst of the praying band.
There an irate ruffian assaults them
with q poker. Vulgar c~aricatures are
displayed in the shop windows. Coarse
tests are heard as the crusaders march
through the streets. The law is invoked
TO prevent trespass upon private premi-
SEES and interference with legal occupa-
tons and in this part of the defense it
is important to notice that the whole
sale liquor dealers are helping the
-rum-shOp keepers with money. Never
theless the crusade goes on, and the
roll of victory lengthens every day.
1t is apparent that we have all I'M
derrated the strength of a woman's en-
thusiasm and devotion. The generous
and Christian impulses are something
more than outbursts of sentiment ;
they are important forces in the gov
eminent of society. If the Ohio tenn
perance movement can be guided with
reasonable discretion, it may regener-
ate tho whole region. 1t will not, of
course, destroy intemperance, and
probably it will not permanently check
the sale Of liquor /; but it may make
drinking more disreputable, and save
thousands of men whose case is not vet
hopeless. -NcW York Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

DIR. j. walkers California VIM
egar BitterS are n purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from the ~
tive herbs found on the lower ranges "f
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor-
MA. the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted ,hcTefrom without The use
81 Alcohol. The question - almos:
daily asked. What Is the aus Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIr-
TERsf' Our answer -, that they rcmoy
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They T the grcas
blood purifier and q life giving principle.
"a perfect Rcnoyator and lnyigurator
Of the system. Never before IL tho
history Il the world has . medicine hsea
compounded possessing :he remarkable
Qualities IL \ SSsAa BIrryes In healing the
sick cf every disease man j. heir a.. They
arr a gentle Purgauve a. wel a. q Tome
relieving Congestion CT Inflammation Il
the Liver and NisccTal Organs. n Baiou
Diseases.
The properties Of DR. WALKERS
ViNEsAs BITrkRs ara Apenent. DiAphorrtic,
Carmina,ive. Nutritious, Laxative. hurctic..
Scdativr. Counter ~lrritant. Sudotite. Alisrsr
tie. and Anti Bilio~s'
u. g. We DONAIO - Co.
Druggists and Cen. Asts. san Frsacisrs Ctlmru.
Aad car of " ashingson and Chsrtsss St.- -
Solo ~ ais OrSggtsts and Dssfev..
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

A PROFESSOR OF FKLoxY.-A Profess
sor of Felony was recently arrested in
Cincinnati. His name was John Carney,
and q manuscript was found on him en-
titled Lecture on Thieves" With Q
schedule of prices for 100 ~lessons, -
follows !. For higAwaymen, as; rob
beers. $40; footpads, g; pickpocke4s,
81 shop-hfter, $500 panel thieves,
$50 /; burglars, $500; confidence men,
$1,000 g~arrosers, $50; till-tappers,
SO; connter-hoppels, $l2: hotel
thieves, IS train robbers, 8, 100. The
Professor also proposed to chow CLERKS
the way to rob their employers and
square it M On their books"
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
A Wrong Custom Correceed,

It - quite generally the cNstOm to take
strong liver stimulants for the cure OF liver
complaint, and both the mineral and vegeta-
bio kingdoms have been diligently searched
to procure the most drastic and poisonous
purgstives, in order to produce . powerful
effect upon the liver, an arouse the tagging
and enfeebled organ. This system Of treat
Q 10 on tho same principle rs that Of Civ
ing . weak and debilitated man larg, portions
Of brandy 10 enable him to do . certain amount
OF work. Whom the stimulsnt il withheld.
the organ like the system, gradually relapses
into . more torpid or sluggish and weakened
condition than before. What then is wanted ?
Medicines, that, while they cause tho bile to
dow freely from the liver, as that organ is
toned into action, will not overwork and thus
debilitate it, but will, when their use is dis
continued, leave The liver strengthened and
healthy.
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Illinois, then northward TO Northern
Oregon and away TO Puget's Sound,
hundreds Of miles further north than
it is on the eastern side. -DctrOh Free
Preas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
Truly and gratefully yours,
VIZ. r. CRrrrRNDRN.
SIxry thousand dollars worth nj an.

sixty thousand dollars worth of ap-
psrstus and appliances, for the cure of de-
fOrmities, are annually made and applied at
the National Surgical Institute, I~ndianapolis,
Ind. 1t has the greatest reputation Of any
institution in the Union for tho successful
treatment Of ali kinds Of human deformitie-,
Paralysis, Piles. Fistula, Cstarrh and Chronic
Diseases. Their large journal will be cent
free to any address upon application ICON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
WORKS WONDERS.
Braoxx. Geueeee Co. NY. March a ?,

btRoEN, Genesee Co., ny, March e, II.
Or. X. v. Pierce:
DEAR SIR: Your treatment in my case has
boon quite successful and satisfactory, and
for which I desire to express my gratitude.
! have boon troubled with a disordered Liver
and Catarrh aud general weakness for . good
many years, and was failing slowly ali tho
time, and last August / called on you and got
some Of your Golden Medical Discovery and
Dr.. Sage's Cstarrh Remedy, and one Of your
Nasal IDjectOrs, snd tince that time I have
been improving and am now better than I
have been in years, not having had the sick
headache in months. which ! used TO have to
average once . week, the Golden Medical
Discovery being the principal medicine used
II has worked wonders in my case, and l rec
ommend it to those similarly afflicted. Let
me express gratitude to you for such ~invalua-
bic services.
Truly and gratefully yours,
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

THE New York Weekly Witness at
Ono Dollar Ter apnum, is the best Weekly
newspaper in America. 1t has Increased in
circulation tenfold within . year.-ICom.
The New York Daily Witness at
Three Dollars, is best for business men. Send
(by postal card) for sample copiee.-lCon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

THERE are probably a hundred OF
more persons in this and ~neighboring towns,
who daily suffer from tho distre sizing effects
Of kidney troubles, Who do not know that
Aohas0n's AnO<fyne LinineNa il almost . Ger
tain cure. In severe cases, great relief may
Be obtained, il not . perfect ~cure.-ICom-
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

In an essay at the recent meeting Of
the Iowa Horticultural Society at Iowa
City, on Necessity of Forest Culture
in Iowa." Dr. Humphrey, of Illinois,
said Minnesota has three-tenths more,
Illinois twice, Indiana and Missouri
three times mere timber than Iowa.
The coal. fields of Iowa embaace 3, 400
square miles, and exceed those of Penn
sylvsnia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

THE revival columns Of the Central
advocate, of st. Louis. and the North
soesfern advocate, of Chicago, show nu-
merous and powerful REVEALS in various
parts Of the Wet and Northwest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

We notice that the agricultural pa
pers al over b country recommend the use
Of &AerSdan's Canalry Co~1ifso~ Poseders.-
E1cAdn9e.
Farmers and others in this section have
long known and appreciated the advantage Of
these powders over Ill othon.-fCom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

Brswn'. 1ssaehAAl Troehes fer Coughs
aaA cSsas.
Ac0rea. COLI on soRI THROAT
SECURES immediate sttsAtsos, ssd shosid be
Ch0ched. n sIlovea - centtnus, lsKffArtoH %
RE LrDos. 4 RsnRAHBsP 9HsoAf ASyserros. on
~ IsccaASLs Lrye pnRAss 10 often she ressit
Dn0WNs BRONCHIAL feocHHs,
HAVING . direct INF enc On the parts. give ssRs-
ais'e relief For DaoseurTss, AsYHzs, cAfAnsH.
corsrnrrvB ABD fnloAr DIsaAsss. T~soeuessrs
ssl slA sisess 1oI s~esa
SIHeExs AgD PUBLIC SpRAKGzs
VIII aaA Tsocnss ssefsl N elssxrbs tas vosee sfsn
aaea bsSbss Singing or SPEAK re-. snd TehsvsEgf hs
ossasa osly "DsoSBB nxoscusAs fsoensa,'
aid ec sos sahs any % the worthless s1sssssoss
TIT may - s1sssl. Sul ~rvvsssrs
CIa1LDR8U OUf9U LOOK PALE A1D
<lCK.
non - osAes eaass shsa HAVING voros - -
eAp0neAL
DnOWr1 vKUGIyUaB c0nYIn
{ destroy Vcr1s vftAoss tn3asy 10 Ne eaEh-
Saa,e pss1ssGly NHTYR, ~ fss fsso III ~ssA-
he - ssAss irssrioss tness1asass sssssiy sssa n
vs1 DssDasssseas-
cC11u . ADoVy, Rse1sfsssrl
%. 3HS Ysfssa oersss- ysv YesA
- - Dv1sDlas 80 0sai< So lss1vs6
oSGr6sa ~ rUUDSv-Uvu cUBrs o~A
"1UTaIy!s DGrTER-r Cutter grcs- 1csssc
p-GSSASY S1xSAG ~ - CAe10 mo-
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

THERE were $50, 600, 900 expended last
in year passage money between this
country and Great Britain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

A healthful, grown persons pulse
beats seventy times in . minute /; there
may be good health down to sixty ; but
il the pulse always exceeds seventy.
there is . disease-the machine il work
ing. 100 fast ; il is wearing itself out ;
there il . fever or Inflammation some
who're. md the body il feeding on itself,
a. in consumption, when the pulse is
quick-that is, over ssventy-gradually
increasing with decreased chances Of
curt until it reaches one hundred and
ten or n hundred and twenty, when
death comes before many days. When
the pulse is over seventy for months,
and there is a slight cough, the lungs
are affected. Every intelligent person
owes it to himself to learn from his
family physician how to ascertain the
pulse in health ; then, by comparing il
with what il was when ailing, he may
have some idea of the urgency of his
case, and it will be an important guide
to the physician. Parents should know
the healthy pulse of each child, as nov
and then q person is born with q le-
culiaHly slow or fast pulse, and the very
case in hand may bethat peculiarly. An
infantt pulse 10 one hundred and forty /;
a child Of seven, about eighty! and
from twenty to sixty years it is seventy
beats q minute, decl ming to sixty at
fOur-score. There are pulses all over
the body, but where there are only skin
and bone. as at the temples, it is most
easily felt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
HoCsE8OLD PAHAcEA AND FAMILY
Why WILL You srYyHR,

To al persons ssaerins from Raesmspsn, Nea-
To all psrscns sanering from Rhsunsssm. Nea-
rsisia, Cramps IN the hnes or stomach, Btiioas
ssista. Cramrs in the limbs or stomach, Bilious
cNic, Pain In the hack. bowels or aide, ~e would
Cohc. Pain in the back. towels er SIDE. vs . ouit
say THE HOUSEHOLD PASAesA AND FAxIIY LINZ
say Tns HOUSEHOLD PASAcEA AND FAMILY LiSs-
nBxr 70 Of all others the remedy you want fog an
nnEr 10 Of all others the remedy you want for In
terusl anA external use Il has cared the shove
ternal and external use. II has cured the above
com IN Thousands Of cases. There 10 no
complaints In thousands Of cases. There ~ no
mistake about ~ Try sold by all DRUG xssts-
mistake about ~. Try IT. soid BY a., Druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

A SECOND FATHER MArrHEw.-Who
is there that does not respect the mem
DRY of Father Matthew, the great cbam-
pion Of temperance 1nnumerable So
cieties bear his honored name but
there is one man who has struck q more
sure death blow to intemperance, and
that man is DIR. J.. WALKER, IN old
California physician, who has discov-
cred in natures "meek and lowly
herbs,"a medicinal "tonic" and gentle
stimulant that completely takes the
place Of the fashionable alcoholic poi
sons called "tonics," 20 popular as q
compromise between strong drink and
cold water, and does away with the
mania for drink, and in reality culti-
Yates an involuntary disgust for the
ssme. 1t even does more. 1t acts upon
the entire physical system, purifies the
blood and produces hale, hardy health.
The discoverer Of this great medicinal
stimulant il surely entitled to the
thanks of . whole nation, and it is not
e~xtravsgant to entitle him "a second
Father Matthew" 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
SOLD III ALL MEDICINE pxALRRa.

Best and OLDEST Family m~sdiciAe.-Ass-
force Lsvsv !nssoorstor-s purely Vegetable Ca.
tAartie and Tsra-for Dyspepsia, Constipation, De
biity. Sick Headache, BtasIs Attacks. and Ill
arrangements Of Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ash
yonf Druggist for 10. Bsssavs Of s~isafsoas
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BrsWn's 0seaehAAl Troehes fer Cswshs
anA cO1as.

Go TO RIvE.srDr wasr Cure. Hamilton. m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
LA School Teachers Wanted
B U SIN E s s j..

Eu'srprtsing young and middle-aHef men and
women, ambitious tn make a successful start in
business, are offered superior facilities for prepAf-
ing them selves at the Spencerian Business College,
Milwaukee, Wis
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
1MPORfED PATTERNS.
Fashions tot Spring and Summer,

p~ssiiy . . t~~-Aas ~ sv-y sssis y 49,. uss-is.
yas ~ s4sesA s~as Free q Essss. -A sltA ..s.. -
essts. @sllst
100 or-sAar - 49, s.s bss 81 -.s.ss.I "a. .,..sst
aSs breadth . tAs pses sAtias a.ss~'s is N. 49,. ssss.~. "a
10 ss-ssaissi, r~ssrss snly q yssas 81 hl~k s.@S. 20
t>r. -ith sstA nss.i. - sss
NV sYIsA .ss rakY tea..... ..
Asss ss~~i hs $1,000 u % sssa snk ,,..i.t,s A.,
ssirrs ~ s~,ytas hsa Ne rsis~ ss- A~<ea.s a pa. . r.ssa-
-isss~s t~fs ~ ssiAss a Csss utss ~ -@L s~as. y,
sssstss the shst stsisG sssAs - Z. rls.ss- -sk l.s--..
ssssly ssa Ps.sssty ssiss.sl We s~a seat sea. cf1Tu
MODEL. .eA p-iiss fsss ~ f.ts@s.. .sa thsA n-s.l.
oieo VIII Be rssa = rssuiss h "a ssfssS.s
We e.. . r.sas, CloTN Mocsl "a ..-y 80
IN. sAsa sAsss isss ks~ ~ ys t- Fssa. ss t.,-si.s 40,
ba.s sss ,, The sssssa. rhey ss Perfer, C',aes
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
THIRTY YEARS, EXPERIENCE o. An
CRHE

= w1NSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP Is
PARSCIPflON OF enc Of the beat YsmA ale Phys,-
clans and Narses In the Omitted States. saa has
BEEN used COR thirty yesss with never failing
safety and saccsss By miiiiOns q aotAsrs and
children, from the feeble infant Of one veeh Old 10
the sAuh- IL corrects scidity os the sscmsch, re-
heves wind coiic, regulates the bowels, and rvss
rest, health IN comfort 10 mother and ehsid- We
believe IL to be The Best and esrest Remedy In the
World In ell cases Of and DiAR-
RHEA IN CHlLPRKN. whether IL aFisss fou
feethingo or from Any other csnse. Pull directions
for using will accompany each bottle. None oenu-
the unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS q PERKINS 10
on the outside wrapper.
SOIL NJ L MEDICINE pKALRRAA
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

e~IT"'s
Instant Dress Ilsvator."
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0OSW y yV6N j 81 publtshcd.

foumaus Dichona-y OF Everyday Wants,
containing D.op RRcEIPrst bona hje numbcr-te
ware bogus tmitat,ops) Intensely interesting. at
tractive end useful I" ALL cLAssEs, .aving nancy
daily tn every buyer. Selling faster than an y other
three books combined One Agent has already cold
over 2.O0 copies! 10 page circular ana terms free.
Address ,. A. HUrcEiNsox 4 Co, CHICAGO. lila
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0UR;aIoguef or be

Isent free Ia Agents n, application
NEW MAPS, CH sRTS, axe
EvHlMO, sc. Oar new Maps % I>Dl-
evVkSA, ILLINOIS. Mo and MICH.
kGAN, are the best and cheapest pub
r. &. BRIDGMAH,
~ 5 Barclay street, n. Y.
, 1874-09-09
ICELAND MILLENNIA l.,
Correspondence of the Herald)

The Danish flag is floating to-day, Goth July,
from almost every housetOp in ThOrshavD,
Farce Islands and tho royal standard Of
Denmark floats from the mast of a fine
steam frigato near US, for the King of
Denmark is here on his way to initiate
those ceremonies in Iceland, to participate in
which I am bound. Thus you see we start
fair and are in good season. We leave almost
Immediately, but the King, with his two ships
does not sail uutil tomorrow. The ceremonies
Of the milleunial begin on August 2, and will
be prolonged until about the 18th, winding up
with a great gathering on the lava plans OF
Thingvallo, where, in ancient times and' IN
deed, until the latter part of the last century
the people gathered together IN the great Al
thing, and from the Lagborg' or Law Mount
was proclaimed the public and private DEGREES
which are to be binding for the year.
I went ashore this morning and attended
church. I fancy the church was never so full
before. His Majesty the King was expected
and in due season made his appearance, attend
ed by his staff. He is o handsome man, and,
although he has supplied one king and sundry
princes to the thrones and royal families OF Eu-
rope, scarcely looks above forty-fve years old.
I was greatly interested in observing the behs-
vior of people who had never before seen a
live king. This was certainly o great day tR
the good people Of Thorshavn. They all turn
ed out in their Sunday best, which was not
much to boast of, but their best for all that.
They crowded the church and rose when the
King entered, Just before the service began,
and manifested their loyalty by solemn staring
The town does not contain above l,OOO people
and they must all have crowded into the little
church to watch the behavior OF their King,
for there was hardly standing room FOR anotnef
, 1874-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WRITTEN TnN RS

NEALED and marked "Repairs to pub
3 lie Buildings, Frederiksted, " for the
execution Of sundry Repairs to the Fort,
Custom-House, Police Prisons & Hos
pital in F~rederiksted, to be done accord
ing to a Description and to the Condi-
tons approved by the Presidency, both of
Inspector of Buildings, and at the horiH'e
Office, Frederiksted,-
.oU be received at the Pres5dency's S~ecret0ry's
Office, up to Saturday the 18Th instant 8
o'clock p. M, -,
at which hour the tenders will be opened
in the presence Of bidders who might
appear.
The tenders must contain q statement
of the price demanded for the several
works and of the security offered accord
ing to the Conditions.
Presidency's Secretary's Office 6th
September 1874.
S. w. van BRAKLE.
, 1874-09-09
t E L E G r A NJ s e..

ST.. THOMAS STATION, 3rd September.
NEW YORK lst.-Etna is in eruptions.
There are three craters.
Troops in Italy have been sent against bril-
grands.
The Melbourne argus" complains that the
California mail Service is inferior to that via
Suez.
Although q hard gale has been blowing for
the last thirty six hours, the Great Eastern.
Captain Halpin, has paid out eight hundred and
twenty-five miles of the new Atlantic cable.
The submersion commenced yesterday from
Newfoundland. When this is completed the
American company will have four Atlantic Ca
binet at work.
ST. THOMAS STATION 4th September.
LONDON 1st.-Quarantine for American,
West Indian, Mediterranean and Black Sea YES
sells was established at Queenstown yesterday.
O'Mahony is electe Fcnian head centre.
3rd.-The Atlantic steamship conference has
fixed steerage, New York, five pounds by slow
line, and five guineas by fast and Freight, mi
nimum rates or nearly one half of old rates.
Papers prosecuted for publishing Blzaine's
letters have been sentenced to a nominal fire.
The Prince of Wales temporarily succeeds
the Earl Of Ripon as Grand master Of English
Masons
Two hundred British Mormoas have emigta-
ted from Liverpool.
The sale of ten Bonnpartist papers is proLi-
btted in the French provinces.
Archbishop Naming together with tho Earl
of Gainsborough and three hundred and thir-
teen English pilgrims.
New YORK 3rd Aug.-FIour 81 to $751;.
Meal 81 to $44, Pork $229. Sugars, Crys-
tails, 81 a %. Fair to good refining 81 to So.
MoIasses 40 to 45c. Gold 1929. Exchange
on London 4.87.
LoNDoN-Demerar crystals Cos. Cd. Musoo-
vado 2Os. Sd. Clayed Havana, 25s. to 25s.
Sd. Demerara rum %. Al Trinidad cocoa 52s.
Consols 928. Bank rate 3 per cent. Rentes in
Paris GA.
, 1874-09-09
-SS@~aS

On Monday last, being the birthday Of
Her Majesty the Queen, the usual salutes
were fred, and at 2 o'clock His Excellency
the Vice Governor held a levee at Govern
ment House, which was pretty numerous
ly attended and terminated by the rather
pleasing feature of levees now. a-days, the
DGeuner a Ia Fouychette.
, 1874-09-09


SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
AUGUsT-ls74.
HRISTIAN D,
ENTERED.
~ Dan. Sch. "Hugo,''C C. George, Master. from
90 Dan. Sch. "vigilant," Pentheny, Master,
from st. Thomas.
2 Dan. Sch. "vigilant," Penthony, Master
from st Thomas.
from ST. Thomas.
SEPTEMBER.
4 Dan. Sch. Lotus" Lund, Master, from
West End.
s Dan. Sch. " Hugo" George, Master, from
" Dan. Sob, "vigilant," Pentheny, Master,
from st. Thomas.
CLEARED.
AUGUST.
81 Dan. Sob. "Vigilant," Pentheny. Master,
81 Dan. Sch. "Vigilant," Penthony, Master,
for st Thomas.
SEPTEMBER.
3 Dan. Sch. ~ ,,vigilant," Penthony, Master
5 Dan. Sch, Lotus" Lund, Master,
for West End.
" Dan. Sch. "Hugo,' George, Master, for
St. Thomas.
7 Dan. Sch. "vigilant," Penthony, Master
for st. Thomas.
, 1874-09-09

B. B. Beech Esq, Trustee.
w. Nc. Farlaine, Esq, Member.
JOB. F. GOLDBERG
President.
st. Croix, 9th September 1874.
, 1874-09-09
THE "AVIS"

CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH 1874.