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Hnron -hNO '06ftdAN4s--400-k -k0faS
correspondent of the London Standard,
QUE OF the best Informed writer's on
French affairs in the English press,
asks: Can nny man Of average COM
mon sense believe that Germany will
quietly rest on hex oars aud wait until
France has completed the Organization
which will bring her fighting strength
to upwards Of 1000, 600 ,nen?" He
sbows. furthermore, from the speeches
OF Won Moltke. that Germany will not
allow Frsuce to carry her work to
complstion. and quotes tho celebrated
figure of Provost Paradol, iu 1857,
that France and Prussia are two
heavy aud richly-ladau trains, hurry
ing on In different directions along
the sumo line OF rails"
as /! to confrm the views of this
correspondent. we are told that in Ma
drld movement is on foot to offer
the crown of Spain to Prince Leopold,
of Eohenzolieru The head of this
movement is Sagosta, one Of the ablest
rs lie Is among the most unscrupulous
men III Spaiu. This is the same Prince
to whom tue crown was offered by
Frim, III 1870. We know all the con.
sequeuces that came after. AS matters
now stand. France would probably
submit i'll sllence to thu acceptance OF
tho Grown 10y IA Hohenzolleru But ut
tue same time nothing would be more
CALLING to the French pride or more
opposed to the traditions Of ali French
governments. The French feel about
u Gertnan prince in Spain us we felt
When Mu1lmiliun Was III Mexico, or
rather US we wonid feel if the Queen
were 70 scl'd an English prince to rule
there Ihe advantage to Germany Of
such caud.dntnre would be grent.
Belgium aui Italy are now allies Of
Germuny. Gnglund is under treaty
bonds to protect Belgium from France.
This makes England virtually an ally,
oecuuse Belgium Is the only way by
which Frunce could enter Germany.
With Spun III the hands of German
prince, III the event of war, 200, UUO
Spuuiards could be swept through tile
passes of Perpienan aud St. Jean do
Luz to menace Bordeaux and Mar
settles and rnvage the Southern pro-
vinces, which even Moltke's armies did
not touch. SO that German prince
on the throne of Spain virtually hens
France as by u wall
The Hoheuzollern story may be u
speculation inter all. It seems to III
that II the nineteenth century has any
civilization. it could find way to make
peace between two nations US grand
aud powerful and useful an Germany
aud France. Why is it that this war
spectre should forever haunt the banks
OF the Rhine? For 1000 gears the
banks Of that beautiful river have been
laved with the blood of contending
armies. und peace was never further
from the hills aud vineyards of Rhine
land than now. The Germans seem to
seek peace in emigration. But it is a
sad commentary upon the greatne ess
nnd freedom OF Germany that its poo
pie cnu only tiud peace in exile
Neto YOrh: Herald.
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..0iroRlar,
= EXECUTIVE, DEPARTMENT.,
r " 0FEIde 6fAfE TBAAs61EB,

EXECUTIVE, pERARTAENT,,
.A fcbEgaS4 b4nds Rs.tI s. E.. Ts3s H33 s1 e; H..
Il pared to fund, at the Treasury, in o.
lnmbia, 6$C.i the Bohds and Stocks Of the
state suthortzed by the Legislature under
the Funding Act. approved December "a,
1878. into the Consolidation Bonds and
Stocks.
The following clssses iof Bonds and
Stocks are authorized to be funded:
STOCKS.
Revolutionary War Claims.
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction State Capitol.
Funding Psst Due Interest aud Principal.
Conversion State Securities.
BONDS.
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction State Capitol,
Aid to Blue Ridge Railroad.
Funding Past Due Interest and Principal.
redemption Bills Receivable.
Payment Interest Public Debt.
Funding Bills Bank OF State.
Relief OF Treasury.
Land Commission.
The following bonds, issued under Act OF
March %, 1859, entitled 'Loan for the Con.
version OF State Securities" are also au-
thorized to be funded into "Consolidation
and represented by bonds on file:
DENoM1NArIoN 81, 900, NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers to 519. inclusive.
Numbers OIL to l, 100, inclusive.
Numbers 2, ,451 to 2, ATS, inclusive.
DESoMISArIoN 81 900, NUMBERED IN BLUE.
Numbers 3.27l to 8,496, inclusive.
| Number 8, ,49S.
DENoMINATIoN $500, NUMBERED IN RED.
| Numbers to 237, inclusive.
Numbers ,001 to ! 200.
DENoMINATIoN s10c, NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers to 120, inclusive.
The Legislature has declared that the
remainder Of the Conversion Bonds were
put upon tho market without any authority
absolutely null and void"
The funding law referred to above re-
quires that the holders OF the above Bonds
and Stocks should exchange them,
With the sccrued interes: tc t.nu.ry !.
1874 Tor "ConsolidationB Bonds and Stocks, u
at fifty per centnm OF their face value.
The "Consolidation Bonds and Stocks''
bear interest from January l, 1874. The
interest due July !. 1874, will be paid at the
Treasury In Colum bia. s. O., and the Ma
tional Park Bank. New York.
Parties desiring to make exchanges must
erect them In pereon or by agent.
Parties who desire copies OF the Funding
Act can obtain them by applying at the
Treasury. F. T.. CARDOZO.
May 26 as Treasurer South Oarolina.
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IenDyson says that Miller ia the
greatest American poet, and Miller
snys Ionnyson IL the greatest English
poet. A man conduit improve on
that IT he sat up all night.
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Acts and Resolutions

Acts and Resolutions
HFthe State OF South Carolina for Rpe.
~ cis! Session. 1878. and Regular Session
ni 1881. Price 81. Postage 10 cents,
For sale at
May24 r. BRYAN'3 Rookstore
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The Expanse otsHeayen

The Expanse oteHeaven.
A SERIES OF ESsAYSoon the Wonders
"A OF tho FirmAment. by Proctor. 42'
Personal "Reminiscences OF wellington
Colindge, &C. 81 so.
Our Fred. by author Of Old Fashioned
Boy. 81 50.
Workingmen's Homes. $1.25.
Waldfreid; Novel. By Auerbach, an.
thor OF Villa on Rhine. So.
Jnstin Harley. By John Estin Cooks.
$l.75.
Chessney's Military Biography Of Lee.
Grant, 10. $3.50.
And variety OF new London Novels and
other new books. For sale at
June 8 BRYAN'S Bookstore.
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Notice,

N01c6,
COLUMBIA. g. c., June 1, 1874.
INHE undersigned beg leave to inform
L their friends and customers that on
ana q after this date We will sell Goods for
Cash: All past due notes and accounts
must be settled, or they will be placed in
suit. Hope 4 fYT.Ha
May3l
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CLAsPING HANDS "AcRoss THE
BLOODY CHAsM. "-Ou DecoIation Day
the citizens OF Yorkville, joined the
United States soldiers stationed at
that post i'll the mcurnful work of
ndorning the graves of the Federal
aud Confederate soldiers. The cere-
monies were exceedingly Impressive.
unu Major Hart, IL gallant ex.Con-
federate, delivered AL address.
1t is reported thnt the yellow fever
hns broken ont at Pensacola.
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Straw Hats.
10 to D: EPsTIN'S, under Columbia
~ hotel, for cheap and stylish STRAW
"a 40. May 80
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AT ORANGEBURG.

Remember. this Cigar is sold under a
copyrighted brand, and can only be obtsin-
ed of PERRY Il SLAWSON,
Indian Girl Cigar StuFe, Columbis Hota,
Block. Columbia, &. G. NAV so
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Furnishing Goods.
n EPST!N has tho largest, handsom est
20 and cheapest stock OF CLOTHING,
city. Nav an
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Bargains in Suits.
sI')K bargains in Business and Dress
- SUITS. go to u. EpSrIN'S. under Co.
lumbia Hotel Msv On
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ASSASSINATED A

Caused great eIciteme ent anon q the people.
40 the sale Of the "OELEBRHTED FIVE
CENT CIGARS" has caused q seneation
among smokers which has 80 Increased
that It almost equals that OF politicians
over the proceedings
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GOVERNOR hoses

REING the highest executive officer in
- the State, is the party to whom con-
de- ds,nned nnnn d orin,inala must apply to obtain
PI1 PaITdon an and escape death. The "INDIAN
house in the State, In the line of CIGARS
and TOBACCO, is the place where sn,okers
must resort to obtain the best articles for
the least money, and escape the extraya.
CANT priaes usually charged by dealers.
States had been
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Hats Of Every Variety,

1USr received, at D. EPsTIN's, STRAW
q HATS in endless variety. ohesn. hsnd..
some and stylish. Ma so
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NO FAMILY

GHOULD, at this season, be withon, q
~ bottl" OF HEINIrSH'S ROSE COR
DIAL. 1t cures all disorders of the
Bowels, Stomach and Summer Complaints.
AT THIS SEASON
No family should be without a box of HEI
NIIStiS GREAT BLOOD AND LIVER
rILLS. Cures all diseases OF the Liver,
Ii cad clio unl Ennatin. iinr,
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Low Priced Music Books.
Attractive, Useful and Very Popular.
CLARK E'S DOLLAR INSTRUCTORS.
Reed Organs, Piano and Violin.

RNER OF LIFE. 35 csnts. Best Sab
IL bath School Song Book.
CAN rArA OF ESTHER Dramatized.
80 ccuts. Immensely popular.
Father Kemp's Old Folks Tunes.
10 cents. Much enlarged. Sung every
where.
hlVER OF LIFE. Is cents. Bsst sab.
bath School Song Book.
WINNEK'S NEW SCHOOL for Piano.
Cabinet Organ, Guitar. Bxnju, Cornet'
Accordion. fife. Flute. Flagculet, Clario-
net. Price of each Book, IS cents.
hlSEii OF LIFE. 80 ceuts Best Book
for sabbath Schuuls.
WINNERS bANn OF FOUR. 81 co.
lst and I'd Violin. Curnct OF Clarioutt aud
BASS
Sent "a paid. on receipt Of retail price.
OLIVER pIrSON q co, Dost.,n.
CH ~. II. DIr>ON Il co,
Jun" . wsf III broadway. Ny.
CleaveIand Mineral Springs,
tF"' merry .viisnn'.,}
-fearSt y, % Wt''S 'I'es!ot charlotte, y. C..
nM THIS FAVUnIrE WA.
ATSSfsL TERiNG PLACE will be
& sadEEi1H open for the reception ot
s66s4alAl visitors on tho 10th OF JUNE.
fa,s, hSoi, Coming on tho Central iiaiiroa Il
VIII be net 10y hacks, and cunyeyancna
seat To tho AIRLINE Railroad and other
points, whenever desired. Cold and Warm
Baths. White >nlphur, Red sulphur aud
ChaIybeate Water. Band of Music and
other sources 0f amusement. Fare frat
class. For further Information, address
L. W. BHEVAKD, Proprietor.
1nne .lmo
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SHOULD BE WITHOUT
\ bottle OF MOTHER DARLING'S INFANT
CORDIAL. Tor Children Teething, Restless.
ness, Bad Bowels. For sale at Heinitsh's 3
Drug store.
HEINITSH'S MEDICINES
Are, without exception, the best remedies
ever offcrod to the people, and at a price
"lthin the reach OF all. Nav 2S+
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PHILADELPHIA, June 5.--Frank
Drower, formerly q Weil.knoWn E;hio-
plan minstrel, died this morning.
ROME, Ga, July Yesterday, Col
lector Holtzolaw aud Deputy United
States Marshal returned from y raid
into Chattanooga County, bringing
seven prisoners. They seized five ILL
cit distillerics. The prisoners were
bound over By United States Commits
sioner Perry.
Telegraphic-Comm mmercInI Reports.
COLUMBIA. June l-Cotton quiet
middling l6lI.
LONDON, June 5.-ConsoIs 92l5M
925S Eries 3Ola@3Oai.
LIVERPOOL. June -Noon.-Cotton
quiet and stesdy-uplands 83s(0St@;
Orleans 956a; sales to-day $4,000, IN
cluding 2.OU0 for speculation and ex.
port; of tho week 6S.0OO. of which
5000 were for export and 5000 for
speculation; stock 962, 900, including
632,O0O American; receipts Of the week
172, 900, including $4,000 American;
sales 8, 100 American; stock afloat
57S, 900. including $4,000 American
sales of uplands, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable in July or Au-
gust, SO; deliverable in August or
September, S5s; nothing below low
middling, deliverable in June or July,
83s; sales of Orleans, nothing below
low middling. deliverable in June or
July, 81.
LIVERPOOL. Jane 5-Evening.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
Cotton-sales of uplands, nothing be.
low good ordinary, deliverable in June
or July, 8as; deliverable in July or
August, 8 716.
NEW YoHK. June 5-Noon. Gold
opened at l11a-now 115s. Cotton
dull; sales 245-uplands 1879; Orleans
1871. Futures opened quiet and easy
June II Z 16, II 1882; Jnly l71a.
II 29.32; August l8 8 80, 18 5.l6; Sep.
tember lS SIG, 184. Flour quiet
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Cultivate Purity OF Language.

Avoid slang. my dear girls, as you
would avoid any degrading habit ; lot
your words be pure, simple and express
ive-just such o form OF expression as
your little brother and sister may imi.
tate. Never forget that next to
"mother," elder sisters are the chief
educators Of the household. It is pain
full to listen to many girls talk. They
begin with o my goodness !" and in
terlard it with "oh's!' and sakes
alive T. and "so sweet !" and $50
queenly p and SO many silly phrases
that one is tempted to believe they
have had no training at all, or else their
mothers were very foolish women.
There is nothing more disgusting than
the twaddle of ill-bred girls ; one is
provoked often into taking up o paper
and reading, and letting them ripple
and gurgle on, like brooks that flow
they know not whittier. My heart
warns with love for sensible girls and
pure boys I; aud after all, il. Our -
and boys are not this, I fesrS1h our
fault that this great truat<fUsts in the
heart and hands Of HE women of our
land. If we have = noble, useful pur-
pose in ife, We viii infuse tho right
spirit into those around "a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
The Length Of Whales.

Mr.. Scoresby, a very high authority
on this subject, declares that the com
nor whale seldom exceeds seventy feet
in length, and is much more frequently
under sixty. Out of three hundred and
twenty-five whales which he assisted in
capturing, not one exceeded fifty-eight
feet, and the largest Of which he knew
tho reported measurement to be au-
thentic came npto sixty-seven feet. Two
specimens of the rorqual or razor back
whale have been observed to be one
hundred and Ave feet in length. One
of these was found floating lifeless in
Davis Straits, and the skeleton of the
other was seer in Columbia river, and
must, tail and oil, when alive, have
measured one hundred and twelve feet.
Other specimens have measured q hun
dred, and many others from eighty to
ninety feet. One cast on shore ut North
Berwick, Scotland, and preserved by
DR.. Knox, was eighty-three feet -,
length. These instances seem tG4s-
tabl,sh the average and extreDe length
of these animals. But, With considcra-
BILE credulity, in csrlise accounts, Gu
vier, the eminent n6turalist says stout
ly, "Thers1n no doubt that whales
have beenseena t certain apochs and in
cerAdG Seas upward Of three hundred
,fsst long. or ,ue hundred yards in
length
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
The Coming Girl.

She will be of some use in the world,
will cook her own food, will earn q liv-
ing, and will not die an old maid. Tho
coming girl will not wear the Grecian
bend. dance the German, ignore all
possibilities of knowing how to work,
will not endeavor to break the hearts
of unsophisticated young men, will
spell correctly, understand English be-
fore she affects French, will preside
with equal grace at the piano and the
dashboard, will SPIN nor yarn for the
house than the street, will not despise
her plainly-clad mother, her poor re-
tiOns, Or the hand of an honest worker,
will wear a bonnet, speak good, plain
English, will darn her old stockings,
wilhknow how to make doughnuts.
The coming girl will walk five miles
a day, if need be, to keep her cheeks in
glow I; will mind her health, her phys
ical development, and her mother I;
will adopt a costume both sensible and
conducive to comfort and health will
not confound hypocrisy with polite
syss; will not place lying to please in
Stead of frankness; will have the
courage to cut an unwelcOme acquaint-
ance will not think that refinement is
French duplicity, that assumed hos
pitality where hate dwells in the heart
is better than outspoken condemnation;
will not confound grace of movement
with silly affectation ; will not regard
the end of her very being to have q
bonn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

The GREAT MEDICAL REFORMATION
The Satanic Theory that preparations
which infisme the brain are, in any
sense Of the word, remedies. has been
OrerthrOWn, and can nerer be re-estdb-
iished. The wonderful effects which
have attended the use of DR. WALKER's
VINEGAR BrrrERs as an antidote 10 the
causes Of disease and q cure for every
controllable ailment, have demonstrated
the utter fallacy Of the doctrine that
alcohol is a tonic as well as o stimutant.
The New and incompatible Vegetable
Remedy which has superseded the
death draught of rum bitters. il as free
from every intoxicating element as the
dew of Heaven, yet see how it is invig-
oratingthe nervous, relieving the bilious,
curing the dyspeptic, purifying the
blood of the scrofulous, strengthening
the debilitated, ~arIesting premature de-
cay, and replacing dependency and
weakness with cheerfulnessand activity.
Truly q grand Medical Revolution is IN
progress. 40
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18
INCREASE OF RAILROAD FRL...Hrs.-,

INCREASE OF RAILROAD FRL:aHrs.-A
strange feature has attended the OPEN
ing Of navigation this year. The rail-
roads have raised their eastward freights
from Chicago five cents per one hun
dred pounds, instead of lowering them,
as reason would indicate to be the only
course The explanation Of this anoma-
y is that the New York aud Erie and
the New York Central railroads have
lines Of steamers on the lakes to which
they want to drive freight, with the OBJ
ject, it is presumed, Of running ont
other steamship lines and crushing
competition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

Opposite the Government Sures and thu new Federal BuldhgA h without dOoh homes
hotel stuctuei in he world, amd he largest eG6cer prsAnane private sntspiss IN
te United States III for fronts % Jackson LaSaIe Quincy and Chsk SuNAA hsvsM
e1tento ten hundred ND twenty-five Uo1D fest nus opened % the PahSe % The a
day Of June 1873, and hns proved to its multitude Of patrons rpReentn9 us - eknsnts
Of the travelling community thu welchosn and uT1 h SIC n p. W.T. T 2 r SaMa
vapol scurei with . Avshnesso of outlay, aided by Opeience M careful study never
before ven to an enterprise Of its class
The nagni6once of TIT EXTERIOR its great interior utundss superb public apstmenta
the Wequde mes Of private rooms on its mill of conidorA and tho yaem and detNl Of
ns management have not only won tho pride and admiration of omrc citizens ant guests. ut
funhh the key to the success Of thu GsAxD PMrc. which from the outset II. never sn
equled by any previous or c0emporNy enterprise Central TO III The ga& railway dcpoea
tine banks vhoesae stores ad places Of elegant shopping and amusement u u q M
wn rs elegant home fol The resident gu~t and Tourist evro offered Ard wM b mmuanmd
as it has begun, te most complete ad perfect hoe in the wohd- claim FOR u sustained b.
the guestso Of the past eleven Months many OF them our patrons aneh tn opening Of tn
former Sherman House, July g. 1861. GEORGE W. GAGE
JOHN 4 Rice.
CHICAGO, May 1874 ka@s for nu@y years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18


1 TIA u~assholAs
| CHAxPAosr Hn.-Boil the ham very
| tender, skin and cover with brown SUI
kRar. mOistened with champagne. Repeat
| three times and brown In nm oven. Slice
cold.
A NICE DEssERE.-Grate into q dish
q layer of cocoannt, then place q layer
OF guartered oranges and sprinkle them
with sugar. Continue alternating until
the dish is full, with q grating of cocoa
nut on top.
THE Country Gentleman recommends
linseed oil meal for horses that are new
er allowed to run out to grass, being
slightly aperient. A handful in each
feed, morning and evening, is about tho
quantity usually fed.
RUsK. Three cups of sweet milk,
n cup OF yeast, one cup OF sugar,
mixed over night with -four enough to
make q stiff batter. In the morning add
m cup of butter, one cup of sugar, add
cinnamon and soda. Mold and let them
rise before baking.
To DYE GRKEN.-Boil the article first
in alum-water for an hour, then for
three hours in a preparation composed
Of four unc Of verdigris, two quarts
OF white wine vinegar, and four quarts
of water.
HAIR On.-One pint of alcohol ; two
ounces Of castor oil a few drops of
perfumery. Shake well to cut the oil.
This is said to be a splendid and nicely
perfumed hair oil it softens the hair,
promotes its growth, and prevents it
from falling ont.
FRENCH MUsrARD.-A fine French
mustard, called moutdrd super6e, is
thus made: Salt, one and One-half
pounds scraped ho~rseradish, one
pound |; garlic, two cloves /; boiling vim
egar, two gallons ; macerate in a GOV.
cred vessel for twenty-four hours,
strain, and add enough Of musta to
make a rather thin paste.
SOME egg-raisers claim that the best
use for SKINNED milk is to give it to
hens to drink ; that it is worth twice rs
much for this purpose as for feeding
hogs /; and that by its use in winter,
chickens will lay constantly. This must
be their. only drink |; and let them have
ccess to it at all times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

HxsuEuKfAnT E0OIrM-"l 30
'Umble. " said Uiah Hcen N1perhsps
Tie n1nence Of his aucx<ft humility
n He opinion Of EN- TeDders bumiii-
tya vice ratheg Clan . virtue. Never
tkGlen, o1NYfcliic cause of trouble in
this Esd ID. that most people want
neosfespcct or consideration or what
<y6u will, than bslongs to them. The
arn law obtains in social life as In ma
teril. II people do no. plan. work ard
devise mean 10 bring forth fruits of
the soil, or money vherewifh to bay
food, their wants are Tot supplied, and
they must either beg OF stArye. "The
world owes me a living" says tie slug
gard al.scy-for, If people need love,
sympathy and reimbursement, they
must possess the qualities that call
forth a satisfactory response, or go IN
loved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

A NOVELTY, il the handsome $3.50
field Croquet Set that the Erceisior
Magazine is giving to new subscribers
for 30 cents, through a special arrange
meut with . large manufacturing com.
pany. They furnish sample copies Of
the Magazine for % cents, from their
Office, Room SO, No. 157 LaSalle street,
Chicago. Ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

s1eptf4 yeosk
0Thcre & TOO littlo variety in food.
III Neat is too apt 10 DO fried.
AHakcd beans and ealt-poFk, all
II Ia . highly nutritious dish, 9
TOD uerally used. being indis2tiaas
for N persons.
e>fy and cskexno - Itsa
high i1dicious extehk
6. Et1le tine i allotted for
Z. Cd end tea, especially the lat
ter, are frcsly nsed q beverages.
& Watt rcd IN ezceaA
DR.. Pad romaEAs On this point
are these
"The fod1 faznsrs i usually
soaked in fxo keefSo1nk isfxiea eve
crisp in fat ; Nd lalko1hef meats nre
fried, and I thl kuer p~Ruporion
OF farmers are ptio han any -
er class. They IA better bruad.
rare-cooked meats, fat ard greao1F
To the FRYING Of n G1kfashiOnGSle
among farmers, the pny ofex1S
physicians is unani1 oypoaed
Beef and mutton are rmehded NJ
the besx meats, and ve1 pnEkarc
condemned Is unfit for [dko1os
Of diee Dr.. Adams thu up ha
testimony ON the msts6 dset:
more fresh and less salt -
frying and more boiling, bfN 2
roasting = greater variety q N3ets-
bles and fruits ; les pics and cakes;
moro wholesome well-kneaded bread
raised With yeast less tea" We have
space only tQ.sefer 10 one moro poipt,s
and that is enc BABY ventilated rooms
In which many FARMERS sleep. and the
loathk bcdt % which they lie On
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

A VALLEY FALLs joker. who April
fooled his doctor By sending for him
when nobody vas sick. didn't find il 70
much Of . Joke when he WIS charged
tie regular Zee fos the Wait,
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-06-18

"Our OF THE HURIr PenLY."-This
is the name of a oooke fAh Of the richest
humor, by Max A3eler. II Is bound to
be very poppl6, both on account Of its
humor as5d It's superb illnstrations, Of
wbiehf hefe ere some $50. We advise
those Who wish TO "laueh and grow
fat !" 70 buy . copy, for sush il its ensck