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The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
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SICKNESS is an afaiction that waits on
us al. None are exempt. and ihcrc are nore
bat need relief from as attacks. WhoeTer
conviction rreva;le tlAk De. AYEE does it.
Disorders Of the blood hare been healed By
his S~as<APAsuLA. and sGectiors Of tho lungs
by h;s CHxnzY PEcTosu- too frequently AID
too distinctly TO be di=pused- HIS GEE Crxx
Is said. By those vbe SEQ it. TO never fail
Reader. IL won mns. hsv> MEDICAL AID, take the
hes. OF medicine. Rsor rsneties sre dear. -
good are cheap. II suy Yxicc you have &c psy
for tsem--CAnrsx$oA Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

If You are, you want q copy Of 1.-THE
Northwest Illustrated" Il will not
cost you anything. Send to w. II.
Stennett, General Passenger Agent
Chicago and Northwestern railway,
Chicago. for a copy. 1t shows you the
great Northwest. and teaches you how
to get there, and what to do when You
are there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

The SnOW.FlOwer.

A very remarkable account is ad-
mitted into IL 5fofdcs Of a so-called
snow-hower, said to have been discov-
cred by Count Anthoskoff in 1863, in
the n~orthernmoss portion of Siberia,
where the earth is continually covered
with a coating Of frost. This wonder
full object shoots forth from the frozen
soil the first day of the year, and
then returns to its original elements.
It shines for o single day, then the
stem, leaves and flower are converted
into snow. The leaves are three in
number, and about three inches in d.
ameter, covered with a kind of micro
scopic ice, developed only on that side
of the stem which is directed to the
north. The flower, when open, is star
shaped, its petals of the same length
with the leaves, and about half an inch
wide. On the third day the extremities
of the anthers, which are five in num-
her, show minute, glisten;ng specks, like
diamonds, about the size Of a pins
head, which are the seeds of this aston
ishing flower.
Count Anthoskoff collected some Of
these seeds and FASTENED with them to
st. Petersburgh. They were there
placed in a pot of snow, where they re-
manned for an entire year /; but on the
LIST of January, 1864, the snow-fower
Durst through its icy envelope. and dis
played is beauties before the eyes OF
the imperial court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

Es& GIRlS-Ka&e field has an
Wdksd opinion of American women,
and places . corresponding Low esti-
mate on the English females. Kate u
right, says the Brooklyn Argx& En-
glish girls. rs . general thing, ere poor
trash. They measure over forty inches
srcund the vaisk rear loose gaiters.
eschew late hours and ily-whife, and
enjoy . state Of. health that is positive
" vulgar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

AxnINE COLoRs.-Prof. Kopp, who
had recently made a careful study of the
aniline cOlors ut the Vienna Exposition,
a that the manufacture of these pig
ments from coal tar products is making
most remarkable progress. Fuchsin,
constituted by a salt of rosaniline. is
obtained exclusively by the reaction of
arsenic acid on commercial aniline. In
order to afford an idea Of the enormous
consumption of this violent poison in
the manufacture Of fuchsin, it is stated
that in Germany alone the same is es-
timated at $500, 900 pounds & year. 1t
is only lately that the residues have
been treated to regain the arsenic in
commercial form.t M. Kopp mentions,
as a novelty, a beautiful rose red color
ing matter called saffronine, which upon
silk, is o very brilliant dye.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

WnHorT's Toa16EA SAFE, SuRx
AND SCIENTIFIC Crex.-The unprecedented
sale Of this xoeId-rsanuned medicine proves
incontestably that po8@edy has superseded
The u>e Of this rs.iabAe TOME. No spleen has
been found % hard A. NJ 70 s:e2 70 its sost-
ening infcsaee- and No lfysE 90 hsp<rfrcFhse3
a rcs to gi-s mp it, f1rgretained hilious ee-
erstsous. add no chiIl q zsTer has yet refueed
20 fall into line. wExE1rcx, FISIAy a Co.
rcorsiesnn. New orioArn. For sale by al
drBygistA.
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this point Dr. Lawrence tells thd
IN : few words As Q general
farmers sleep in &e poorest rool6eh
their houses, which AZ very small md
poorly ventilated. FeSSers sre an
abOmiuati0p. -Hrch0uOs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
WAUKESHA WATER,
MINERAL ROCK SPRlue,
CURES
0sopsy, Diabetes,
Gravel, oyspepsla,
Constipation, Jaundlce,

and ell Diseases q the AVER ana btdneys fsts
ssS.. s,:ss..:,i "a eli s.sss q u. ss,is' !, !.
truly wosserfui whss effect 10 has arca 'hs human
sys,sn. Isis nov ssiss shipped 81 The seisosins
barrel, - gal. ar Aaifss, ~. ses ioAn sas iuss.
- cent? 20. gal rssa.ss s..,s ss,,ls. ss.s,s
ceys TO our reeuisr sassortsri agent Iasatss %
yeaI ser.,S 81 w.si.:A. x,ssI., R,sl s,.,.s
Wis, er orders f0r the water OF fos circulars
crScfxsAr,. Jane n. isTi
c. OItS q Co. wsnkesha, We Havtes ased
your water from the Ninsrs, Rock spring. wanhs
Lief nom n. use - ~: ..ms' Refer. son.
meaeed using this water, ny physician rer-nstee
sssr u.,ns II sr ,sea.y ss,s he .rse,as sr..s,y
OF the urine ~a> reduced Ga II, showing . great
mrr.vsmsns, aud sss,.. s,.., ,s,sf 10 no.
Mineral h'eh sprtasr. preser.sie' Ard I a. .a,r-
the si.ease eommoniy hao~n - Diabetes.
Nan, ks.Sss'ss,i' kosr'' H.rssp wt,'s.,
Ctnctnnstl.o Ohio
Hvr..s. VIE. Jan. Z, ~
hsssss =. C. o, ~ &Co-Dsa~ Ssvs; ] sn aston
ished n the Immaculate eensat received nom The
s sss 81 s.i ssr :. s,isss:s' and sOsas s%.:s.s es..s..
reSecing specific gravity % usins IA down 20 90
In three Gays, prcdueins . mo.ss ssin ana . direct
Precipitation. mailing sn entire change fof the
better In my Digestion. I alec and 10 beneficial 20
the liver. Since e,i,hins the -aiss, rect naeh
usually vac before. from too Ia three ttmss aurtns
every n,sht Thi.htnso f Waiting yssr ssy,ns I.
you claim. aud kno~,ns the favorable resaiss Ia
osn case. y.u Win please .sprev the try
ct iose any cf 'ss healing properties BY shiepsns
I tn nh yosF price very reasonable, sas Sth A.
,.i,ds .assrins ~iih those isearas,s si..ssss q
Disease AID tacehsrine p.asesss, AL
leg Mineral r oh sprinG W.tsr. Win sinaes, re-
gsrds, yours truly, CSC Josss
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
THIRTY YEARS. EXPERiENCE o. An
OLD NURS6

MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP 10 n
PREsCIPrION OF one OF the best Female Physi.
clans and Nurses In the United States. and has
been used Sr thirty years With never falling
safety and success By millions Of mothers anA
children, from the feeble infant Of one wssh old 70
the adult. II corrects acidity Of the stomach, re-
.hevss wind collie, regulates the bowels, aad gives
rest, health and comfort 70 mother And child. We
believe II 70 b the Best and sursss Remedy d. The
World in all cases Of DYsINrxRY snA d Al
RHEA IN CHILpRBN, whether IL arises fros
TsethinG OF from s-y other cause. Pail directions
for using will accom- pany each bottle. None ossu-
Inc unless the facsimile Of CU8rID . PB1xINS 10
on tho outside wrapper.
BOLD BIZ ALL MEDICINE DRALRA4.
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AYERS SARSlPARILk,
FOR PURIFYING the DloeA

. - ! J ! J !; ! J ! | J ]
,ItIfiyyf. rAss eomeopnA e -
iiiIff{/// vegetables s@tero&see
NllIfV//L sATsapAriiis. Doh, stik
ard MAnarAuo
UNNtStfYJSW wtth the c&.des - fee-
Zasstam aaa fron man<a
~N Na meet saeetaai cuye 81
~ U.s. srrtes % com ptsireo
~<~hteh are very pfevs
~~ isat ana s6stettas n
putknss the bleed pare~
% cut the tastiSr ha-
usos. To 'hs system. shst
unssFyatns health ARD
settle tnts troublesome
disorders Eruptsons - the sh,s ere tae sfpeafe
ancc on the surface q hanors ,hat .aoald ~ ssr
ne lie; M N tSs ttood tntefasi Homogeneous sfe
IN. strrrirattou % these came bsrners ~ sene
tntsrasl orssn. or or9sns. shrse seooa they 80
range, and whose substance they disease sss 81
ssroy AYuns AsiILA sspsis these haasss
FROM the blood when they are sens. the dtsordsse
they produce sissIysa,. Each =. tas,s..s-. y -
Evvptsv. Dsssss Il ns ssss. 1872 -
Tvvevs. fss(sv ssd SAT- Rkss~. Ssf4 HssS.
vovW. fksvs ssd Svss. RAevnafrs~. NfsrI
Pssa ~ sAs Bsass, Aas ssd Head, fsssais
esss. Assv9Sfv. Less~vhSs srtssss frss
ssI Wfsyses dssss-, Drsxsv,
EassS6sS,~ cad 0sssysi Dstssfy. VIE
health returns. <tx&
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

Pss,sae1e ESsSSs0SSe - a. 3SS-
sss ~sas.i. 5si Tsssss.isrs oss.
Address =. 4. Hende1po1 z Co. C3eYe.
land, O, % e. Ies;s. IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

CHILDHE ZEN OFTEN LOU PALS AID
SICK,
IRON no other cause tsaa hsvssg 0ssns
stomach.
B1owH'B vBnkl1uoB oooyl59
Vim destroy wss4s tssAsss ia)ssv = sAsa~
being psr1sssly Va1fl, - sse fBvo ~
ins % 49, tsonsisas tAUs1ssas sssas1y $50 =
0u11ID . Dn0Wu, PssDesesssa.
~ SIS yutlsa Dseee, usv YsgA
0s6ke6isa ~ 3WuBSV-Uvs 0u0sG . uoo.
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FOREIGN.
Defeat VI The Government Forces In
Bnen0S iyres llank \ appended
Sympathy TOR Won Arnlm Progress Of
the Spanhh Slflh

LONDON, October 2l,-'lhere was a
guile on the north coast last night The
wires ARE down,
LATEL-''fho gale on the north coasi
Involves the loss of shipping, shore
property and some lives
4 Times special snys the reported
negotiations for the surrender Of Car
list battalion, aud The reported uprIs-
Ing In the Bosque provinces against
Don Carlos, h falre,
The Carllsls burned u factory and
some houses, valued NJ ten thousand
dollars within sight Of the republican
lines at Bllboa.
BuENos AyREs, October 2l,~-'rhe
rebels have defeated the government
troops, aud captured their commander,
Tie bank Of Entrlenas has sus'
pended.
BERLIN, October 2l.--l'ho legislative
assembly proposed for Alsace aud Lor-
raine viii be merely advisory.
sympathy for Won Arnim IL Increas'
ing on account Of his severe personal
treatment and domicillary Visits
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Tranpe,y Tanirs.

Moderation 90 lhn N'n ~ slimnlaniai llkr
Che aypldaure pfall eKnessesi d uNlufsiinHr
ahlY pHlsfWpIihF Hni iif-prulqnElns Az
sensible pfFs0ns adalil hls, hpl ihf ffndnis
VI npn-alonhelle slope, dsslfuuso OF pndfnninr
ing lhp lepalailon NJ iinslellsrs stomach
blllen Ia gnieT "a coll lhall ava worthless
uash, have Thought ~ W 80 ~ lhr leAsli ~
dfnnuurlns ~ hanpiui ln iiir extreme al 10
MIGRANTS containing spirits, hpW lhp ven
regelse ~ lhls Ia lhp rase, ihn iapl helnR ihAl
n0 yrgnls 10 hlller entirely deNnli VI alrs'
hol are worth o rush. Thai heins tho gne lnr
gTedlenl which prevents lhe decomposition
aud snuring ~ iho 0lhprs, lpnahll nn one
knows better Than yon, hrssleus The trum'
peiy 1pnic Nenipn, that the perfectly pnfe
llgunr %, lp dissolve the botanic eoRsilln'
enls pl iipsiHliar's hlnmAeh hllleis u lhe
yefy beet medium HAT could have been boz
leeled 10 facilitate sad eonnrm ihe iuNigor'
aling, protective aud remedlal action ~ the
great 6lomarhir
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TELEG GRAPHIC.
Cold, Hooded Murder Near ilrem0nd
Arrival Of Captured sa,ages NJ
Fort hill.


GALVESTON, October "l,--A IRE
mond special 10 the News says lhul on
Sunday, the l7lh, u man 10y the name
Of William Bingham WIS murdered IN
cold blood by negro named jordan
Scott, two miles south Of liremond, on
the Little BRACES, The negro He'd, aud
has not been heard Of since They are
In pursuit
Colonel Mills delivered ~ eloquent,
logical and telling speech nj llremond,
yesterday, 70 large audience Of ladies
and gentlemen, The speech was
amply appreciated, Everybody here,
without regard 10 sex or color say
"lIurrah for the Little Glant " Texas "
A special 10 the News from Marshall
says the fair grounds buildings, burned
about u month ago by m lncendary,
have been replaced by u large amphi-
theater facing the track aud capable Of
seating thousand persons. II was
only finished last night Owing TO
fears that the building would not be
ready the attendanceNt the opening Of
the fair was small.
SantaniO and Big Tree, Womaus
Heart aud Bird Medicine, together
with about one hundred and tlny
squaws and pappooses, arrived at Fort
Sill, under guard, from Cheyenne, last
Tuesday, The four chiefs were Ironed,
1t Is thought at the fort that Santana
and Big Tree will be returned TO Texas,
but will be held AZ Fort Sill until the
arrival OF General Sheridan. Colonel
Davids0n's command, consisting Of six
companies Of cavalry and three Of N
iantry, are at Fort Sill The command
of Generals Miles and Buell. are still on
duty further west
NOTE. The information contained
in the above dispatch was published
in the HERALD 1uosddy momiRg cop.
led from one of our exchanges. We
reproduce It merely to show that all
the "news thieves do not reside In
northern Texas
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Capitol Moving llumbng-Pralrle
Fires Explosion Of q Boiler.
Change of POstORlCc 0fllCials-Appre
hensiye About His Scalp.

New ORLEANS, October 2l.-The
failure to agree, and the final ADJOURN
ment OF Tho c9nference committees at
eleven o'clock last night, in no way
inpairs the agreement heretofore
made except as TO the advisory board,
which can do nothing without an um'
pIre. Colonel Packard stated to-day
that the conservatives would be given
two members OF the returning board,
as per original agreement. For a Won
der neither political party to-day have
any fresh outrages, "Grave apprehen-
sions,n "Serious alarms" or "Reigns
OF terror TO repors.
LOUISVILLE, October 2l.--lwenty-
seven delegates are attending the capi-
tol removing convention, a standing
committee of twenty was appointed to
lobby in congress for the removal OF
the capitol to the Mississippi valley
ST, LOUIS, October 4l.-lt has trans
pired that the convention recently III
session here, passed resolutions favor
Ing the st. Philip canal.
CHICAGO, October 2l.--By heavy
vote the case of DR.. Swing comes regu'
larry before the synod.
Font WAYNE, Ind, October 81
Tie city is filled with smoke Nom
prairie fires, causing much apprehen
sion.
BALTIMORE, Md, October 2l.--Tht
boiler in Coates & Bros rolling mil
exploded to-day, demolishing the
building. Seventy feet of smoke stacks
fell injuring two fatally and three Sc
riously. Sc, eral hundred persons arr
temporarily unemployed.
One hundred delegates are attending
the Baltimore synod, embracing thu
Presbyteries of Maryland, Virginia
Delaware and West Virginia. Dr
Marduies is moderator,
The postmaster general mas accep'e'
the resignation of L. r. Petterbrldge
of Baltimore, as chief special agent o
the postoflice department, with sala
ryof 81, 500 per year, and appointed
him special agent upon mail depreda
tons, with u compensation OF s2u
per annnni.
WAsHIEaToN, October 81. - In
friends of the New Orleans correspon
dent of the New York Republic ar
somewhat apprehensive about hi
scalp,
The supreme court Tomorrow hear
arguments upon the coHstitutionalit
OF the cotton tax levied by treasur
regulations.
The questions involving the right {
states to regulate railroad fares Will D
advanced.
Major HURT moves his disonrsln
office from picksburg to New Orleans
NEW YORK, October 2l,--The paper
in the case Of Pishop Semour are los
1t Is supposed that d page misiai
them.
John Campbell and Moses Dedma
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leoloredl, who waylaii Francis Me-
Maize aud robbed him Of hhy cents,
pleaded guilty " an attempt NJ high
way robbery, IN the general sessions
to-day and were each sentenced 10 ten
years IN the state prison ~ hard lahor'
A negro named james Horne, alias
Charles Williams, was sentenced 10
twenty yean Ia ihe state prison to-day
for highway robbery
CHICAGO, October n, Tho Grant
llonore wedding took place last eyen'
Ing The party left Immediately for
~, Louis,
30, lNuls, October al,-'lhe Grant
llonnro wedding party arrived here
thls moruug from Chicago,
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WE are safe in the assertion that MS
tory does not afford parallel to the
thickness with which the southern
people have submitted to unparalleled
outrages, "Frpm apght that We oolln
read in tale or history" no suolu-
gated people ever more quietly SUD
mitted to their defeat. From the DAY
Of the surrender to the present time
there has never been band of men
throughout all the south whose object
was to make guerrilla war upon the
And vet, what credit does the south
receive for all this? Not bit. On the
contrary, if southern man resented
insult and outrage from negro or ear;
bet6agger, a perfect howl about "lht
pld rebel spirit' went up throughout
ali the north. 1t has been the watch,
crv of radicalism to which the faithful
rallied more promptly than the clan o.
Rhoderick Dhu rallied to the cross o
fre.-[shrevepoft Times,
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immigration into Texas for the past
three or four years has been at the rate
of two hundred thousand per annum.
This year, however, bids fair to double
that. Every road leading to the state
is lined with wagons, and the ferries
across Red river are busy transferring
teams. Our streets are daily crowded
with strangers seeking homes In this
grand country Denlson News.
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THE covered wagons freighted with
the Immigrant may be seen coming
into our county from every avenue .
Cheap lands, cheap corn ana wnea''
and cheap homes present no iignt IN
ducements, and serve as a load Stone 70
attract them hither. And we say, iet
them come for we have plenty OF
room OH our broad, fertile pTairles'-
fRockwall Banner.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial,

GALVESTON, October 2l.--Money
easy. Gold quiet and In little de-
mand at lOS!G9l00, buying, aud sell
ling; silver IN demand and rates have
stillened, lO7@lO7!, buying and sell
Ing. Exchnnge-Commercial bills
abundant; rates weak. Commercial
New York sight, ! discount sterling,
sixty days, S. 20; bankers New York
sight, currency, | discount do; gold,
4 premium; New Orleans sight, cur
rency, par do gold premium
sterling, sixty days,S 80.
Bacon dull and unchanged.
London, October 2l.-Consols O2!Cg
92s; Erie, 27l. Street rates, % per cent,
PARIS, October 2l.-Rentes, OF.
NEW YORK, October 2l.--Gold los.
Exchange--long, S5l short 4 80.
Governments active; state bonds ac-
tive and strong.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2l.--Gold
1909, Sight, par; sterling,5 32,
$3.50 p. M.--Money active and adj
vanced TO 4@5 per cent? sterling
steady. Governments strong aud ac-
tive.
Cotton.
GALVESTON, October q. - Cotton--
Market quiet and irregular, Good or
binary, lSci low mlddling, 1885, mid
ding, l4lc,
LIVERPOOL, October q. - Noon
Cotton dull and easier Uplands, Bd;
Orleans, Sd.
300 p. Motion TO arrive l-l6d
cheaper. Sales on basis of middling
uplands not below good ordinary, ship
ped October and November, 73d, Sales
on basis of middling pplands not be-
low good ordinary, shipped November
and December, I 7-lgd.
NEW YORK, October 2l,--Cptton
quiet, Sales, l,0aa bales, pplands,
lbc; Orleans, l5sc,
Futures opened weak. November,
II l3-l6ci December 10 l-l6e; January,
l5l6l5 Side, February, l5S@l5 ll-l6c;
March, 10 l5-l6@l6c.
New ORLEANS, October 2l,--Cot-
ton Demand strong. Low middling
to mIddling &c dearer good ordinary
to strict good ordinary, l3@l39c; low
middling to strict low middllng, lao
l4sc; middling to strict middling,, Ia
0i4sc; good middling to middling
fair, l4s@l4sc. Receipts, 2,O59 bales
exports, ooastwise, 900 bales nnsold
last evening, 10000 bales on ship
board, 10000 bales,
Hides.
GALVESTON, October a. Hides
steady but selection very rigid; dry NM
selected zoe; wet sailed selected
Sc; butchers green, Sc; dry shllen,
nominal damaged, half prices badly
damaged and glue stock, one quarter
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Hides.

GALVESTON, October 2l.,- Hides
steady but selection very rigid; dry flint
selected, zoe; wet sailed seiee!e1'
Sc; butchers green, SC; dry snilen,
nominal; damaged, half price badly
damaged and glue stock, one quarter
price.
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VEN some man slabs me on de shoi'
der und says; VI was glad TO hear you
vas so velI,n und den sticks behind my
back his fingers to his nose, | hef my
oblnion OF dat weller,
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WHERE is the man with soul so dead
that he can go home and go to bed
without in the first place, having
said, ~ am voter registered w
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Boarders Wanted.

Good board and lodging can be ebtained,
by the day, week or month, ut the pleasant
two story residence, No. HOS Commerce
street, between Chestnut aud iarwood. Ihe
table supplied with tho best the markets az
ford. Meals served promptly, TO suit bust
mesa men, svoaih
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-03
Paris Telegram, Nov. So

SAr1S Telegram, NOV ~
Later details If municipal elections,
and returns from towns where second
ballots were necessary, show further re-
publican gains and successes.
The political parties have been busily
preparing for the opening of the Assem-
bly,. Numerous carcuses have been
held, and negotiations are going on be-
tween the various sections Of the As
sembly. The fractions of the Right
appear still unable to combine. Seventy
deputies Of the Extreme Right have re-
solved to vote against the
constitutional bills. Count de
Chambord has written a
letter to his supporters in the Assem-.
bly,, in which he says: ''Confiding to
the zeal of my friends to do everything
to further the interests Of the country
and the cause Of royalty, l viii offer no
advice, but royalists must do nothing
to delay the restoration of the mon
archy." This letter has been commu-
nicated to members Of the moderate
Right, who intended to vote for the
constitutional bills, and may shake
their purpose. The passage Of the con-
stituent measure depends on the atti-
tude of the Right Centre. The Left
firmly united, and will bring no motion
forward which might cause the differ
ing sections Of the Right to draw to-
gether again.
The Assembly met this afternoon and
had brief sitting, with light attend
ance. Nothing Of importance occurred.
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CATHOLIC INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
A Monument to the Energy, Liber-
atty and Intelligence Of
Minnesota.
Its Success Assured---SOcieties and
Individuals Rapidly Subscrib-
ing-The Merits Of the
Scheme.
from the St. Pail Pioneer.

The great and popular scheme which
is to benefit one of the noblest insti.u-
tons Of the age, the Catholic Industrial
School, and at the same time aid the
Orphan Asylum, is attracting universal
attention from all portions Of this State
and the country at large, not only on
account Of the grand liberality of the
project, but in numberless cases be-
cause shrewd business men are i'm
pressed with the scheme as promising
and safe investment. The principles Of
the great real estate distribution for the
benefit ofthe institution mentioned have
been before so fully set forth in the COL
umns of the Pioneer, that further no.
tice of them would be superfuous but
for the fact that many of the readers
of this paper are making enquiries
daily. And it is also deemed advisa-
BILE to notify the public that the scheme
is now an assured success, fre hundred
shares having been already subscribed,
for which clubs are forming in all por-
lions of the State, the Catholic socie-
ties such as the Father Matthew, St.
Vincent de Paul, and other similar
unions, are evincing lively interest,
and their memberships of over five
thousand will doubtlessly appropriate
large proportion Of the shares.
The scheme is in the hands of men
whose word is their bond, aad whose
fully insure the utmost
equity and liberahty in its conduct.
Surely the mention of such names as
those Of the men who comprise the
Board of Managers will satisfy the most
exacting of the excellence and worth of
the enterprise. These gentlemen have
secured the invaluable services of Mr..
j. w. Fralick as business manager, a
gentleman who is unexcelled in the
northwest as an active, industrious,
conscientious business man of superior
executive abilities. He has just carried
through an extensive real estate scheme,
by which he has added greatly to his
reputation as sagacious manager.