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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

Although / wo already under the
msgnetism Of this extraordinary man,
my eye - an artist took in all the sur.
roundipgs of the scene. In scenic effect,
nothing could exceed the beauty Of the
tableau-the dark background Of the
pulpit, in ancient carved oak; the form
of the preacher, rendered more striking
by the robe Of his order The is . Car
melitc monk, and wcars q long serge
gown, with only sandals on his fect),
with his white cowl thrown back upoa
his shoulder, his head shaver 20 - 70
leave only a chaplet Of hair upon bis
brow, while the light from abOye fel
upon his bare head, and his countensnce,
SO sad and beautiful, yet responding
with quick sympathy o all the regards
turned toward him. Surely, If he had
studied all this mise en- scene, he isa mas
ter of art.
He began to speak; and from that
moment / wished TO believe in the sim
cerity, in the piety, in the Christian
faith, of this man; for. ii he is not all
that, he profanes the most beautiful
gifts Of Providence. Never did q voice
more sympathetic strike my ear; never
did art more perfect captive and cOntro
the human heart. But merely
to repeat his arguments and illustrations
could give you no impression Of his
power; fer it lay in the man, in his eye,
his gesture. and his voice. In true eIO-
quence there is something which escapes
analysis, a power beyond words, a mag
netism cibrate ct subtle, which pcnctrates
like lightning, which cannot lie de-
scribed, but which is only felt as the
intensest action Of the human soul. To
make you understand its effect, l must
paint for you that countenacc 30 mobile,
now grave and stern, and now wearing q
look OF ineffable tenderness. His ges-
tures were full of energy and animation.
There was intense life in every limb and
every motion. Now he appeared Al if
he were the accuser Of his hearers, fash
ing the light Of conscience on everyideed
of guilt. At such a moment. one might
believe that he heard another Savonxrola
laundering against the vices of the age.
Then suddenly his lone changed, and
his manner became tender and almost
caressing, as if he would draw the null
titude to the feet of Him whose agony
he described.
In recalling this marvellous preaching
it seems to me that there is in it some
thing of the senses as we'll as of the
spirit. I will not use the word "sen-
sual," for it would not express my
thoughts, nor be just to the preacher.
But there is an element of passionate
emotion, which is SO marked in the
writings of Saint Theresa and Madame
Gryon-a miugling of human with Di-
vine love, the OVERLOOKING OF a heart
yearning for affection, but which, shut
up from all domestic ties, pours itself
put in a love for all mankind. But what
a fascination in this ~eloquence inspired
10y the most passionate love to God an
to men!-A Mrs. HIN Field.
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Saved by Lightning.

During the great cholera season of
lS49, q man living in MOoretown, Canada,
a small place opposite st. Clair, on the
American side Of the St. Clair river,
was n of the victims of the plague.
He was taken sick with cholera, suffered
terribly, and finally, Is was supposed,
died. The body was prepared for the
grave and laid ont upon a bed, await
ing the coffin and funeral ceremonies.
In the interval q violent thunder. storm
came up suddenly; the shocks were ter
rifle and followed each other in rapid
succession. At length came q binding
flash followed by a deafening peal of
thunder, and the house in which the
body of the victim OF cholera lay was
struck by lightning, the body itself APP
parently receiving . portion of the cleo
tric charge. What followed was most
astonishing. The supposed dead man
showed signs of iifei Every attention
was paid him, all possible medical
assistance afforded and the final result
was that he recovered. He still lives in
Mooretown and the statements Of this
incident can be readily substantiated.
The hero Of this affair is perhaps The
only man existing Who can say that he
owes his being to . stroke Of lightning.
Electricity saved his life ~ il il said to
have saved the lives Of drowned men.
Therc may be . hint in the affair for the
Physicians. There 10 evidently no sym-
pathy between cholera and lighmine-
No. Rep.
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Shall ne bUTI afie1 Deafk7

Gk1AAri0NISfe ssy sAaf II 10 nars scnosai
g and less tsoah3e - Inn ear bodiss sfssl
oeath Being CT tsto . fnRnscs - arsaAIiy
earns4 70 asAo, 81 H. estha shues5eA np.~ 4
pc ~ eesvWD Ov8 - 49, - suESeh II
81 n. su16esx, n naay Qnwsess, d HsinG
sssssessSsty 49, ssIpsse ssalassG.
t1A :. - Isdy 0ssSiS . -
L. ~ t.aonsD - aos1a. Woai1 -
49, ulsn 49, 0ssO v~fess1aetyf Al
- =. $3.50 III ~ He; ymSat6
49,.
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@e Tea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
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- 1xIsenesa 1922 81 Dsh114
gsssi 49,
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costly venHses.

These Venuscs are wonderfully ex-
pensive, no matter where ynu find them.
If in the daily walks of life, in the tender
flesh and hlood that has to be decorated
with laces, satins, zine linens, silk stock
ings, gold and precious stones and false
hair, man has to come down with the
'igelt;n if IN the pure Parian marble. that
under the chisel of a modern Angelo is
brought forth almost breathing and pal.
pitasing, and yet harmless man has to
work all his wits to pay for one; and il
in the starry regions of away up yonder,
q Venus determines to make = transit,
the safe doors must be flung open and
the money bags must be tumbled on,
and depleted. 80 that she may be safely
cen through her journey. Perhaps il
she had chosen the milky 4 instead
Of this eecentzic trip acsoss tn lky, she
might hsxe tripped along like any other
dsirvnaid, witholt being % expensive.
Nat then, it Is the nasale Of venuses to
s. expensive, and "a that ws poor star
en- do Il to bsnd low he bead,
eaher i Ming il I'll ovsr, snn, becaa.s
NM ~neoursslve4 cay, my viil,
- q doaes bsftsy
zsss&sM
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

Not very long since. the wife Of Pro-
fasor Agaasis rose morning and pro-
ceeded, according to oustum, 10 put On
her stockisgs and shoes- At . certain
stage Of this process . little sczsan
attracted III. Agsnix' attsntion. an1
not haviag yet nsen, n leaned anxionsly
upon his elbow. inquiring what rs Tie
matter. sWhy, Processes. . little snake
has M cEswisd est Of ny boot" sAs
sid. sOnly o. ny dear," returned
tie Pfulsnor. calnly lying down again.
s4thare 1hoald h2Se bem thres-l p1t
tksa = tAeco hlNp waEn ov9 nlGkAs
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fnnn.rsnsA. p.psAs 4 sAe Heart

wsillsstaa. Loesia Co. q, Arx -. iesA
Dr.. = v. Ptssce, BskAlo. NJ: Dsas tts-
Your 0e1te11se, Golden Medical Discovery. Dr.
es rsfvtoe % "a. Bix aoeiAiaGe - thDssht
thst I eost1 possibly live losx. 30 e0.pIt
eaabsa a disesses-serufnis. nasifesi,er itself 10
msae sseh sores toat ] ooaid not hase my hair
cos.Srd uilhost essstpg Ne nseA snassiss also
csnsine swoisrn gissds, tcs.iis esissxs-f. enissyrd
/ also suffered fFva . Errribic ehoase estaph.
aud in fsc1 I wAs 80 diseased shaf life uss . bar
den 10 me. I had tired n.py doctors slih NO
Of yoa, Goldcn Medical Discovery and osc Jozen
sasc's Cainrh ksmedv and commenced their nee.
Al nrst ! wss badly Discouraged. bat after taking
and when ] had taken the r.uaining I wss rsH.
In addition To the Use q Discovery ] applied q
~lniiOn Of iodine to the goitre ar thick neck, ~
700 .as.ss IN pSSpe'ss .rspp,nf. and - sn,iryly
mcet wonderful blood medicine ever invented. 1
thank God and yva. from the depths Of my heart.
70, the srs.i Ecod II has don. me.
Most medicines which are advertised
~ blood purifiers and liver medicines
contain either mercury, in some form, or
potassium and iodine variously com
biued. All Of these agents have q strong
tendency 81 break down the blood cor
puscles, and debilitatc AMI otherwise
permanently injure the human system,
and should therefore lie discarded. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. on
the other hand, being composed of the
fluid extracts Of native plants, barks and
roots, will in M case produce injury. lis
effects bcing strengthening and curative
only. Sarsaparilla, which used IA enjoy
quite q reputation IS . blood purifier. il
= remedy of thirty years ago. and NAV
we'll give place, ~ II is doing, tn the
m0se positive and valuable vegetable nj,
terstises which later meJicatinycstiga-
lion and discovery have brought TO light.
In scrofula or kings evil, white swell
ings, ulcers, erysipelas, sweIlcd neck,
gOltre, scrOfulOus ibflammations, indo-
lent Inflammation, mercuriai affections.
Obj sores, erupiions OF the skin and sore
eyes, as in all other blood diseases, DIR.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery has
shown its great remedial powers. curing
the most obstinate ard intractable cases.
Sold by all dealers in medicines.
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Il J ] J ! J J J ! ! ] ] ! J ! J ] ! J Z J ] ] : ]
>eeseO0GotD o. 1bs 1880
eAasee ever e01re1 eeEsiaL "
wil nail Ia ~ n41sevs, punepaS4
y kssfifai Ell chsUDss, . y 81
II. ncnntsd, - rDesfn e a.
Sell kr . m q h1ss IN 4
sArsoo seesey, nb IT, bssa peg.
A-fnZ sgsDey 0sl- 1seyts1y bvss
md osys p6cnFW. We hsve wurk
aAd Dooey te q: oen ned vo0<1
esys - cris. vAses - spss sins.
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trsselin& lseloss d In . tsuax. Chry3ss -
estazn MI. M ell = stxh&-
WANTED - ms - = -
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pa, DsaAss1ss. psnen. Uf1s yor1 nalsss~
Reekn1s . pa5els1. - p1Ses 6tses.U.
RECWS sliiae 1S1sil5ss d. Va d
OEO4 % nafsse- ~ = . DUD 60
diver haua1ng en@1 49, 9nG1e1 800 -
80: ct - -: G1jsSs1a1; GpslSa
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T. Franklin on Initiation.

-
In his autobiography, page 1856, DR..
Benjamin Franklin says: "About this
time, in 1880, there was a cry among the
people for o paper money, DOLLY if
teen thousand pounds being extant in
the province of Massachusetts, and that
soon to be sunk. The wealthy inhabit-
ants opposed any addition, being against
all paper currency, from ar apprehension
that it would depreciste, as it had done
in New England, to the prejudice of all
creditors. We had discussed this point
in our junta, when I was on the side of
addition, being persuaded that the first
small sum struck in 1923 had done much
good, by increasing the trade, employ
ployment and number of Inhabitants in
the province, since I now saw all the old
houses inhabited and many new ones
building. I remembered we'll that when
I first walked about the streets of Phila-
dclphis, eating my roll, I saw most Of
the houses of Walnut street, between
Second and Front streets, with bills on
their doors, TO let and many likewise
on Chestnut street, which made me then
think that the inhabitants of the city
were DESERVING 1t one after another.
Our debates possessed me SO fully of the
subject that I wrote and printed an
anonymous pamphlet on The Nature
and Necessity of 3 Paper Currency
1t was we'll received by the common
people in general. but the rich men dis.
liked it, for 1t increased and strength
ened the clamor for more money, and
they happening to have no writer's
among them that were able to answer il,
their opposition slackened, and the point
wal carried by a majority In the house.
The utility of this CURRENCY became, by
experience, 50 evident rs never after
ward to be much disputed, so that it
grew soon to G55,000. and in 1889 to
IS 0,OOO, since which it arose to e335U,
OO0-trade, buildings, and inhabitants
oil the while increasing.
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MI ~ OPERATION 90 rns FArkoNs oF
tiUsEASDRN. Nv A. n. sseaiey, Master ei
lows State tirancc. Published by lsra. " m. Jons~.
.nise oi fafyrss Helper De. Moin-e. Iowa ~
pse,s boapd In eiaa. ny mali. res,sgv psepssd
= per copy, By express cf freight. 10 pask
ssr- OF ave or mors 81 uD per copy.
Deputies and Master. are cAfne -tiy requested
10 call the attention of their respective 6ranrc,
tD this haok. Ssrd tos COW ~ oneg.
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THE ATLANTIC
FOR .DlIl.Y

LIE ATLANTIC
FOR JULY,
Now ready, and for sale everywhere
Commences The 7hirfy-SixfA vosaas< 9th too
timely historical payers one . clear sd srsphis
The Battle Of Bunker Fill,
by Horace y scsddsv. aad the other . very
intcrcr ing account OF
Washington In Cambridge.
Narrating the ibeidshts of his Tesidesce tsers
iaring the siege of boston. by Alexander Me-
ken.le.
worthy onc. eu, u 70 rich IN iirsrtion. be ides.
CHARLES DUDLEY WAKNEK
Gives an entertaining Description of rsssssg slss
C".sr"ef o. -: n,sr; and
Writes IL An OlseDste Etse lse~asD~ mass b.
lag an Es.ay On fAsinl. the Italian poet
JAMES RCSskLL LOWELL
Contributes tWo k0nsets frosn Over Aes, and
there arc other poems by Mrs. FRascS Anss
kssELE, CHm~ToFuEs L. CkASsH, r. u. Az
DHicsf. and kD~sAKtA~csrr
serial novel ssossessek Hsslssss. ssd thsr. !. {
clever story eputicd 1ssshe Sss1. by q. %.
Johnsoa. . nsW writer.
Lixns.i.s :sd L.Shs.,:s st..'. are tr,.,sd
social Asreets NJ the ssevssas se~usssste
school. by ProG. %. %. 1hsye.~n. of COMET,
snd The hasstsns IN the k.sa. by 6ssrxs -.
T0wbe.
Tbe depsrtmcuts 81 Wseest 1Issv.ssrs Ar
and k<1scsii0a maihfsin their usual sxcelisp<s,
and under the lsIt@r tI,ese 10 aa interesting n
rpant ~ the " ~osasis kAseaatesnl Msse0sos
n Eaglosd.
The Publishers srf~r With psiae In The fs<4 thss
the sfx NUMBER of the ASLasrpc puhia. k~d this
year have epBtsised four pr~@s by t<sssrrlLoW,
tso By LoWEsI- too by Wsrysxa, so1 one BIZ
BRYANT. which are among the b<ss thas the.r
leading Americas poets have ever vSffsn. Dr
OfSssk wESbELL Hoinks has furnished tso
hsiiiissf articles, In his haOPic~s vcin. ssd eso.
trfbsfioas hsye also Appeared f~pss BAyAnD
TAILOR T. n. AlBasrn. ". q. Hos q a.
sfspnAS !. ]. JhovnsInGx. = %. S4DDpAsn.
CELIA TnAxrsk, Miss Pas1rs. cd ask~s ssvsssfs
WHEN. nos so nssat~a MAx Tusss. w.
resd.
The fst 81 sitraet;sss sae fsJ Saes ma ss~p
here u early nanhess viii be commenced 8
s~YsSs 0f
AstsSssgr.pAseas Papess By nss. Phases.
Asx. kgusEs. ard several PAGERS On nnsS-
rWaas By CmAkLEs YRAxcJs ABau-. Js. - N~v
Americas Novel By W. ID. HossILs uiii
bilos NJ. Jsnesis stosy. eayAnD TAyLo&
reysnes In Auxass his ~Auso0s Duys -
Hetaor.~ md In 3<Dse0b>s csa- Geuase 3.
wAnss begins . series q pspers of srras
practical vs'ne.
Uker catrfsasinas aee expeetea aua the
uyftcre NAMED shove. VITO h1ve 20 Ioox hven
identified 9Th tie ATLANTIC. cd IL PssSishess
VII spese IN petne - sxvease - tewp tAs nees-
xine. wnere n hae asUsys stood. AT 3ng ugAD
OY AAeRlCAN LfTBRATuR1.
I880S. % e&nfs . 00ob01 0eJ0o . year.
u. q. nOC0lfrON AND COMPANY. E.sos.
uCkn M0C6nTO1. Hev YssA-
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Centrnl kAneos.-Ihe rcccut action OF the u,
8. Government In opening the famous Kaw In.
Reserve for actual settlers gives access to
the finest lande In America. Kansas ~ q State il
the most favorable TO locate In. The NeOsho
Valley lands have produced 10 bushels q corn
and ~ Of wheat TO the scre, while other crops are
In proportion. The Department Of Agriculture
sas at IS per cent better than soy other STAT.
Splendid farms can be purchased ct cost Of i'm.
plovements by reason Of the grasshOpper ,lsgue
Of istt year: Bee card In another column vi
Roberts q Linzee Of COaBcil Grove, Kansas.
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Hundreds Of hearts 40 painting 10 be
useful. The thought Of . listlcss life Ia
positively painful to them. Bat they
are waiting for golden opportunities
which never seem to come. Many ol
them are looking too high. While they
eagerly watch for something 10 "turu
up" which sha! open ome grand
avenue Of usefulness, they allos a
thousand little opportunities to pass un-
improved. The secret of is in
being quick to see, and prompt to do,
present duty. Life is but an aggrega-
lion of items. To ignore the items, ID
10 waste . life.
Probably not less than Eve hundred
Of you who have read this brief article,
are waiting for something to do. You
watch with eager gaze to e which way
the cloudy pillar o With up-lifted
hammer you stand ready to strike, if you
could only he sure Of hitting the heated
iron in the right place. While you hes.
itate, the iron cools and the timely occa-
sion 10 over.
Hesitate no longer. Make no more
bargains with the thief Of time. Break
up this chronic habit of ~parleying with
questions Of duty. Let nc plausible ex
cuses paralyze your nerves Of activity.
Wake up TO the momentous issues that
are pending. Look out upon this suffer
ing, dying, polishing worldl Lave you
no tears 70 shSd, no groans to utter. no
prayers to offer, no warnings to sound
out, no instruction to impart, no money
to s~catterG How wide the field! How
urgent the demands! How short the
time! Bow solemn the responsibility
How terrible the results of neglect!
How glorious the reward of consecra.
ton to the work Of GOdI
Channels of usefulness run in every
direction. Every tear that glistens in
the eye of sorrow, is a Macedonian cry.
Every sigh of distress is a fresh proof
that we are in a fallen world, where
sympathy and activity are especially
needed. Every sound of blasphemy
and every scene of debauchery, should
remind US that We are standing in the
midst of . vast missionary field. There
is a world of work on hand. Where are
the wOrkers?-Bibk Banner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

vetnable Land In Maryland for Sale:-The
bleak prairie winds OF Iowa and the West. To-
gether with the terrible winters, are driving hun.
dreds to seek . warmer cline. Maryland, with
It's warm winters, never below 4 degrees above
zero, and cool summers, Offers the most ai,rac-
tions. Its peaches are famous. while the near.
ness Of the ocean insures all the luxuries of salr
wster nsh, oysters, etc Valuable land IL offered
II low prices. See card Of II. J. Blsckiston, ESQ.,,
Of CheetertOwn, Nd. In another column. He is
. prominent lawyer and deals extensively in
lands. Write for particulars.
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- 311 es1lsnp! Cc.ersssaS q
- Ds<hod IN tSst: onJ
ased - g sssrsAS-
~ 800 -. fiA
TAN psesiss1 70 - h loss In Jsiy. is.A ara
41viii vtsii tAe sbtseytneeeseY eesas and pasc.s.
sam-iy. All thuus hnvtng ndgtsng hcrsss vtil
. sasr asrs ne st sks eSlloutng pteces nso<d.
with ihese horscs: 80oGoe. Jolly IN 2eo-
ssoquA. Jsly 2sh: OssunuA Suly oth o.
knSassaa. Saiy 1ot6: mssrne. Jolly 19thi
h. nasass. Jsly 13sh md 18th: 1ssetassla.
siy 1ASh: M~sohstbswa. Jsty tesh; Ce-
ass Wapsds Su1y 5sh. Vsss~ss. Jasy sSth:
MeeAsasc.sttDs. Jaty eosa: Iowa stsy. Jsly
3sd: Cslasabos Jaseti"~. Jsty SD to :Gsh.
Any ose getting up . clue al ave to ~ n soae
ts,ua oa . RI. road cas- write me- n toiunssas
Janetion. Ioaiss Ia. iSin gu to them after the
shove apyosesmcn,s are al cd Esiag . ssranser
to asBy. ssflsfsetion viii b given % ssy ] vofk
fof, ar M psy asked. they ~ t~ the Jadxss. ]
have successfully csstrzf.d oyv- -, ssagiises this
year. Price. BIS "a for cses fidsiisg esstrsiea es
tbs Trip. tt3sg paid tof fsiiias oa any ndxiing
I cannot successfully e,ssfatc. insaranss edsrea
~ 10 pr cent to all this year. hal soae YET have
issufed. aiso oncf ten dollars 30 any Eaa Sha
lsaca his horse In leu dzy, alter ! fsia him. the
horse to be WORKED all the time NJ any oruinsry
work. lave NOT lesst q horse THE year, sse
nearly all have worked ~ ,hcugA we had not
touched then. r. q. NILES. v -
I'M DAY. uov aeruts MAXI IL Ssuple
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

Fla ~lifc-reneWtng fountain, IKE that sought
for by De Soto, should burst from the earth 1t
every mans door, thousands would seek II, such
q spring II Dr.. WALKER's VINEGAR BIfrERs, the
multitudes, misled BY clsp-trap and pretension,
dose themselves with p0isOns IN disguise. while
this well spring Of health and vigor 10 accessible
TO all. II purides tho animal nuid, regulates
every junction OF the body, Gains the nerves,
invigorates AL the vital organs. and II an abso-
lutte and unfAiling specific for indigestion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
ARE YOU BALDlC

IL u hair grow AL over yoes ssadf roaas q.
married lady. do goa vssh to stop pear hair fr.ss~
hi.ins oat' Do yoa Stss Ia make 10 gro~ isnrss
aud more fapidly' foung mar. a. yes siss 10
prssnso'e . nrw growth W yesr Shsstsfs esd
moustschef In yes al wtsh To NE the sass
highly pcffamsd hair drus ting yea ssrs asd Ia
yoar iisef do yoa ~ish youf SCALP esesassd - z
all dandfun aud erspiios-renderfng yoar hssis
cool aud clear, "Dr. Ne~ton smitk's Hair ks-x
lucrative" viii accomplish all The shove. saa -
y. D,osagooe a Co. Louisville. NJ. via con
trset % do all the above. or make M ehsrre.
Particulars Tree. Price, 81 por h.i' De. of s,s fx
-, Expressed 90 reesipt of prizes This 10 sos q
hair dye % color the hair. hal Q eeieniits essshA.
nAfien, which pfofases . grvwth az nee h<ss 90
heads thai have heen bsld twenty Eve Pears.
Proof indisputahse. Ladies' ice . fsfvs sasoaas =.
of dead HAIR. bat nov yoar oun esn - sssss lee y
eotf beautifully afuand yssf head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

NATIONAL BCSlNEsS COLLEGE, Madi
~ son, Ind. U. X. uALPERr, Principal. Siiu
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

To OWners III kldgl1ng lSOrScA.-1n q few
days T. Z. Miles. the famous veterinary surgeon
OF Charleston. Ill. will arrive in lows on q tour
Of the principal points In the State, q list Of
which We give else where. Read his card. II IA
the ialrcst proposition ever made TO horse owncrr.
snd could only come from . master in his profes.
sion. He never fails. and we have talked With
owners u horses which he has operated on, and
they are ,ouA In his praises. II You have ridgiinr
horses. be sure ard Writ him at one OF his AZ.
~Pointmenia We know Surgeon Miles personally,
and he II the owner OF four or I've farms in Iii
6ois. owns lots Of horses himself, IL one Of the
first citizeas Of his county, and in every vsv re.
snpneibie. See HE card In annfheH column
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

VALUABLE Maryland land fDr sale. Low
prices and easy terms. For full particulars
address -. j.. BLACKlSTON, attorney al law,
ChcstertOWn. Kent Col. Nd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

llElRlNc kEasTOKED. tsrssi Invention.
HUOJNU Rock Free.
@. y. WOOD. Madison, Ind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
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GENTS WANTED for car Pictorial easa-
"A lily Bibles. i5D H!ssfra,soss. ssd other
publications ExfrA Inducements. Address, IA
circulars. COOPERATIVE BIBLE q PuB. CO..
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

The Proceeding OF the Flor
AN0AR ida Fruit-Growers' Associa-
ton, at IL Annual Meeting In
January last. Is PIP. extra
.arge svo. Pull q reliable Information concern.
Ing Florida, and the cultivation Of the Orange
and other tropical ard scmi-tropical fruiis.-
Mailed for IS cts. Send 10 CITE. also fr q copy Of
TAe F1ortda Agrieuharst. Weekly. s. . year.
Address WALTON d CO., Jacksonville, Fla
Plesse eay in what paper Won saW this.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

In another cOIumn We advertise q "Liq lid Ink
Eraser" 1t 10 certainly . thing every family and
business man needs. Write toe manufacturer
for eample bottle and epecial terms 10 AGENTS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15

It's OcNutIIuI "OUuEeV CuEOmO9 IOT XI.JO. TbeY
ell like hot cakes.
Oar Rapids, iowa.-The above house 10 one Of
the beet hotele we have found In ali our travels.
II Is nrst-cLass In every respects fine, four stoay
brick. fitted with the best OF furniture, and in
fact, under the present MANAGEMENT, is q model
VI neatness from top TO bottom. On their table,
is found everything that the market affords. It
''bran new bus" free for Ill the guests who t.kc
u '.Br owns Hotel"
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-15
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