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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

NJ LIZZIE CLARK HARDY.


In the primitive days % or srandfa hers time.
when the fireplace genial and bright.
It's eavernous recesses glowing with ZANE,
FILLED the old "a. hioned Kitchen with peh,:
They used often TO g~i her 1t lose Of the day.
Round the hearth stone. that altar % yore.
But men Of this modern and sIoria.d age.
Collect round-a hole In The floor.
The grandfather So, In the chimney nook.
. In IN old fashioned spiinf-botiomsd chair.
And solemnIy read from the blessed old Book,
Then kneit with the household In player;
Their altar the iime-honorsd hearth-stone with
OF the nre-IiRht sictering DER.
We moderns III worship meath freseo and gaa.
Our altar . hole IN the floor.
When from the Old hearh-stone the children
went forth
To Join In the soui-thriiI!ng strife
Ape win themselves iaureis or ~val,sn;Iy brave
The bufeting ,urges 81 life.
Then with vorid-wsnTied hearts yearning sadly
for rest.
They would seek the old hearth stone once more
But We. when awesry with toll and oppressed.
Return to-the hole In the floor.
when the tumult OF war overshadowed our land
And oui forefarhers rushed TO the fray.
To repeItbe inv' ders that threatened heir homes.
Leaving mothers and dsugbterst TO pray
The thoughts Of their neathstones gave strength
to their arms
And thrilled their brave hearts TO the core.
But our heroes when called on their homes TO de-
fenJ.
Must fight fora hole In the floor.
Then let as rejoice that we live In an age
When instead Of the bearth-stole's brIs hit glow.
Or the csvernous nfe place cherry with flames.
We have modern improvements" you know.
And when We converse OF those primitive times,
And the jolly old customs OF yore,
We will laugh as you think OF their Old fashioned
ways.
As We sit Tound-the hole In the floor.
-IScrIbner for January lBri-s-Brac)
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Tho Professor IL the author Of nuusrou,
standard WORKS on medicine and surgery. ard a
Professor In different Medical Colleges. for up
wards OF twenty years He Is the original dis
of The germs OF disease, ana the remedies
for their instant and positive destruction. Hts
Catsrrh Nspor. Ho Ter bottle. cures 'siSfrh.
all lung Affections. ard ncutraiir-- all pois0rs tn
the body. HIS liver Renovation phi. 4 cents e-T
hox sent by mail, cures constipation and at bill
ious diseases. HI Fever and Agu- cure. o. 80 r-r
DO =, sent by mail with fnlt direriion.. positively
cures ever case FOr special nrdicsi or surgical
address or apply TO ~ North Sth street.
fh'lAi- 'rhiA, Pa. or nj West Washington street
Chicago. III. Advice free.
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In the parish church Of Hsvdon
Yorkshire. England. there is a tomb
h~~alngthe follow ingirscTpttun ~iirr~
lisih the body OF William >;riiton. of
P~adringtnn. aged %. Who hal bv bis
first wife =. and by a second l. Children:
own father In -. grandfather to ~
grcat-grsndfa.hsr Ia -. and gr.a; gyva.-
grandfather "a @S-in all. ssl."
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"Home sweet home" il much sweet.r
where Dobbins' Electric Soap. made hy
Cragin 4 Co. Philadelphia, Pa il used
labor, clothes and temper are preserved
by its use. Trial shows its merit. Have
your grocer get it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

The total pumher CT pupils enrolled
N The public schools - iIiirois siuTir-
the pas; vssr VA sSTasa There vsTs
ov.r - 90 teachers T.. ,o.Al str~uai-
iurss for tie YEAR were e, ss.slss
Tie halarc~ or hsud =. TIE end ~ ~.
wear 5 sisso.ao2! The svers-~
monthly wages paid 20 male ;saeh~-
Was $3.50: 20 female teachers. g. 81
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Des MOInes 4 Minnesota.
Marrow Gauge

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80 pR> AoI>H> sna ASfs
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fasssnE~p Tor rE buA>E> Aas a. r@-at'
souih caa leave
uAV TEaIr staar TAstss
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GranI iaHs. , - ~. grass Jsac- ~ 3 3 IA
Am~. , = r. N Aues -
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PO!uts sSath I'd S~suth~e.I
J. D SMART see' sap.
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sAs sever bees snoe5 20 'sl tn 80 csF. ., ~sss
Hess htts1a~f sfsh sfuVtsss. tafisp~sftapr %
ersrion. isss 81 msr30Fy 1frcuity o' nf~sfA-
its Srcrsni ~essse.s kcrrpr - tfsesHs ~~ss
oeFroas trsubtsss arssc'ai ssrTus 90 seats
nifhf sss&fs, ro'f Zee wrafuss eta nsss =
slsioas largacr, snisvrssi iassit 4ds - tkr uUs
GUAR syaenn. rnorrDcCs appetite wsEh 1Ysg~Vtfc
sympscn.. bet hssos esssi.s 90 thr nefy Sfy,
cess % The sfir P.ii9 couu:rssure ard srsr
Tons 80 ths fA.s. partfyins ;hs blood psfa Be-
the bach hesvln~ss 81 she eYslhss fTvqssni
tiaet spots syirz before TIE eyes sith ter refAFf
s1fusion AL los. o, sisht. cant 81 afts-toH
etc These - n rt1rrs al arise ffUm a svssr~ss
AID 20 reneSy that. Uss kvskaie HiiirE
Wine OF frcu4 Il sever fAIis Thoa.snds sF~ nu~
entsstns health ~kS have usej IL Taks eaiy v
3. krNEEie
New arc % coun'rF'si,H snd tsse irntfa tieu. A.
knEteis hiii-r Vitae 81 Iron 10 SO veil s~hosuA
over The country Druggists themselves naas a.
inftsi!on ard try 10 palm - % GA farlF Ta.t"n-
ers ~he0 ihey cal for kank-Is Bitter Wac q,
trsc.
kuntels fi;lrr Wine % iron q. put ~ nais IN
SIh0 ties. add has . ye!ios wrapper nirslr pat
on the oUtsi:s with tie Fruprietors peatosrsst
on the wrapper 81 each hsiiie- Aiwsrs l@oE 'oT
TIE Photograph OF tss outstie. ard Yea vii
always be sure Ia ye' the g~cusiEe- u pes Ssttis
OF SIT for - Sold by druggists aa1 deAlsrs e.-
-ryzhey~
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Nh nov admitted by Doctors. Drusgisr. ,nr
rupiurei people that HOwY'S SPRING par
HfLr TRUSS IL Tn. hest snd easiest huo~u I'm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

~ The horse Is one Of the nobi-st aud mos;
useful OF animals. and his owner should guard
his health ~ carefully n he ~ouid hi. own
Uncle sans Condition Powder IL the bsst medi-
cine for hors. diseases of all Kinds
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

u Are y"n suffering with . cold. cough or an,
hronehial complaint 40. 20 20 your arugvi.,
Nhh Rt . bottle ~ Eiiert's Extract % Tar sns
""d 'herry' Hists- best known remedy for all
such COM plants. Sold bv alt d-n,sl.t.
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Prof w. Paine. 4. NJ. ~. ID.

y For Influenza. or horse disi.mPer. there q.
no better remedy than Uscie sans Condition
RnAien
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Vor ernptise dise-sss OF tns ssiu. pipp!es An,
'istehes. Vsse'far's ~ srss,-s, '~rn.fv. n ~ r.-
moves IRON the system tn. Producing cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Never sanander . moment FOR ~s are never
sure OF IN hour. neither delay the parcnAse OF
Eilert's Daylight Liver PiIiA
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Less than one-half of the children in
Ohio are said to be in attendance at the
public schools.
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srfnAlBV Tase hsd -
tryEeHAtsd Ale
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'nd In all caseb % aches AMI pains try Ru.--,.
Live p'ps
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- worm'in horses can he cured by the use o,
Uncle Sans Condition Pow Ter
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

u Uncle sans Harness on VII maize odd
leather sof' and piiAbIs As when ne~. aud PTevsat
the ripping OF the suiehe. Try
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and HI csmp!ete 10 tao hosra Nc -. iil
head passes Srai. PIN An8 etonsrh Wcrr.s re-
moved by Dr. kUsKEL ~ North >intE street
Philadelphia Pa S~ai Tor clfcain FOR re-
moving 81; ordinary worms. cali Oh YOUR uruE.
sis' and get . bottle OF kUsKxLrs MORN sYKUf.
Price 81
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II IL the shortest. quickest and only line run.
Ibs Through Coaehes from BURLINGTON and
Rock saisnd to Bloomington Cham parro
DanvIile, indianapolis and Cincinnati.
sI'bout change ur additional charge, and hour
n advance of other rou'es.
The only direct route TO Louisville. Nnsh Vile
~ChsttAnoog Atlanta and all points south.
u Shortest Line and Quickest Time.
via indianapolis. To Columbus, Newark.
Zsnesville. Whe cling baltimore, Wash.
ington. PIttshurg. Philadelphia. New Yorh
and Boston.
The bcst route 10 Cleveland. RuNalo
Niagara Fails. ALBANY. and all New Eng
land Cities
II you want To make quick trip 70 1olona.
M~sttoon. Terre Hsute, Evansville. VIM
cennes. Lafayette, and all points Ia Southern
Illinois and lrdisna. take the
ID. &c W
PULLMAN SLEEPERs are r,n On evening
train from Burlington and Pcoria 70 IndianapolIs.
PAkLOR CA RS With state Rooms and Re
Ginning Chairs are run on evening train from
Rock Island and Peoria 70 Indian spolis aad Gin.
cinnati via hamilton.
Get Your Tickets by The
C.8. Go ".1ontel
1t being the only line uuuius throurh
without changes If cars.
GEO. Is. WRIGHT, Receiver.
JNO. W. BROWN. Zeal Pass .AT-k't Az
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For Farmer. sswmii Owners, ese. Yncs from
es. y. A boy can grind and keep In order.
Adssftd 20 any kind Of suitable pow 80. Manu-
f.etufed By 4 AKM co. In
aianapoiis. Indiana
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III llO III 1fsrrLA p-ssti,ey esr-s VIA
se ont pa:n % ne go % rifle stss.zrs
o. cSnsft~- q SIRE CfEE Or 10
] 11IujD PAT wtfs psstsnts fron . a.sssees
- VII cocsf1r 20 ysy 81 -rsvsE.g sef o.e<y az
cens4s ~ ve fall 20 sS~f . rsffeal egYa
for cossrl.nsion % sxsEicAsto1A
0ixyR = SurrErp~ a - st~oe $780, reseaS
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DtEtnsrta feesmnnia
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81 sIser severe alta ts
shsa eli sthss fs&~slns
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saaer from NsSsees Desetssy. Lses 81
h0OA, etc a copy nsfief FER tee s.snya A.
ress De- = n DAeHALL a. TsftSe sts~sr Ssv
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toward the breakfast room.
As he entered the room, he beheld a
woman-beautiful as an angel-bend.
ing over Mr.. Lyle's stately form. 1t
seemed to Walter that he had never
before beheld such a vision of lowell
ness. Rising from his seat, MI. Lyle
introduced the lady as MY wife, Mr..
Melmer."
She smiled exquisitely as she bowed
her acknowledgement to the introduc-
ten, but ere the smile had framed itself
upon those coral lips, it faded away in
horror.
Her face became pale as ashes and
her witching dark eyes glared vacantly.
With one bound she reached Walters
side, and wrenching the blossom from
his coat. she hurled it upon the oskel
floor and ground it beneath her satin
shOd foot
For heavens sake, Mr.. Melmer
never bring one of those blossoms into
my presence! l loathe them. yet l
know net why"
Walter felt embarrassed, but the re-
turning smile to her lips soon set him
at ease.
The meal passed away without fur
ther interruption, and Walter began his
duty.
All day long he pondered over that
episode, and, at night, seated in his
chamber, he could not drive it from his
mind. Seated by his couch, he heard
the clock toll the hour of midnight, and
IS the last clang of its iron tongue died
away into silence. he was startled by
, 1877-07-01
ST. JOHN.

Changes Wrought In the 81 uxnt District
Adoption Of u General Pl1 "A for Rebuild
Ing tho City.
Special Dt*pasca 70 7ae] 7r1bpax
sr. JonS, n. g., June SL-A wonderful
change has come oyer the city|in the past few
days, caused by the tempo larry buildings IN
course Of erection on King and Market squares.
Ol lamps have been PLACED in The shades Of the
gas lamps in the present business portion Of
the city and were lit last hight for the first
time. A change has been made tn the
method OF distributing food from the
Rink, but it will take day
or two to get the lew plan into
good working order. Tho ne}s order Of things
has been inaugarated BY a committee acting
under the advice Of Mr. Tru}delI, vi Chicago,
who is directing operations, Forty -eigbr mill
rarT tents In six parallel rows have been erected
on the barrack green. and th{ night occupants
OF the rink were last night qlfaxtcred there for
the first time.
At meeting to-day, Mr.. Uomvf1le submitted
a report OF the Flnance Committee. The report
recommended the formation OF a lu.1 and
Investment society, to Ee Of q national
anil provincial nature, With capital OF
$.0o000 to conmen]e with and
power to increase to $lg000,0oo; to begin
operations On payment OF 10 per cent of the
capital; the society to be eI lpowered to issue
dehentures to the extent Of 80 per ccut OF the
subscribed capital for the purpose OF borrowing
abroad, and the city and G}oyrrument to join
in the issue Of dcbentures f'r e, ,0UO, ,0U, wbtch
the Society would finance Antl invest In mort
cages, tie mortgages to be placed in the hands
of Trustees Us guarantee for the payment Of
the interest aud principal. The report was
adopted without debate.
SAN FKAsc1sco, Cal, Jlne 90.-Two thou
sand dollars hare been de|oosited In the Bank
Of British North America 10 the credit Of The
, 1877-07-01
THE TURF.

THE OPENING DAY OF THE MEETING AT DEXTER
PARK,
| yesterday, was . succes5 in every respect execpt
tue attendance, which was miserably small. There
were originally four events on the card, but thcro
not being q sufficient number Of starters for tho
Garden City Stakes 1t was not run Tic two rum
ming races we'll contested especially the mile
anu repeat, which WAS fought from wire to wire
The trotti1g race resulted Ia favor OF the gray
mare Maggie s., whose merits have heretofore
been commented upon in THE TRIBUNE, and tho
hollow manner in Which she won it shows that she
has not bcen orcrrated by her admirers. With
regard to the Judging, it may b. said that tt was
admirably attended ~ by Dr. pemar, Gen. Row.
EFT, Ben Akers, Esd, OF tho Kansas Stock Farm.
Justice q. T. Williams, and Q. D. Dickinson Esq.
The 4rst race Oh the programme was d mile and
one quarter dash for all ages, the entries being
Bill Bruce, Springfield, Ee1digris, and Startie. a
good deaf Of valuable time WAS wasted in getting
them OF, no less ttan ye false starts being made.
The nag finally fell with Bill Bruce Ferdigrs and
Starls well together, Springfield being six lengths
behifd. The horses started at the three
quarter mile pole. aad Then they passed the judges
stand the fret time, Bruce had the pole, with fer-
digtia at his head. They rnced IN these positions
for about mile, Startle being thE outside, and
well up. When it Cane to the fnsl Struggle down
the home stretch, terdigris fell back beaten. ana
startle went for Bruce Id manner that caused the
the heat b. neck oniy, sae II lie opinion Of many
StaEtle would have been victorious had bis rider
called on him for an effort earlier in the race:
Eerdigris .sas eo.a third, and Springfield bad
fourth, being somewhat further hehlnd than a! the
start. Following is the summary:
DEXTER PARK. Jane 70. 1877.-Furse, $50; Dash OF
one and one~quarter miles; all ages; 500 to frs $50
jshn F0rIes' n1- b. Btu Bruce. By Enqufrcr lis lbs:1
+. ". summers blk h. S1arGe, BY West ko1hnrT; lis
VI Wcch1 Gu h. yc1disrts bY Versailles; 11s !bs...3
s. II. Jones b. Sprtu .heli. by Manuton; los lbs+
) Ittne-l:1.5s-
There Was considerable excitement and talk over
the second event TN the cart "a nile heat race for
, 1877-07-01
=" "CANKER IN fHE BUD."

You watch its development with e1pectaut 90
ucitnde-the choice, exquisitely-mo bud
which promises to unfold with the perfect
flower. Yon perhaps think how It Will adorn
the drawing room vase, add anticipate tas pleas
ure Of showing it to your dover-lovtag friends
But some morning you ind It's head dropping,
its fragrance fed, aud al ugly purple SPOT on
one Of the deltcately- tinted petals. It IS the
poets "canker in the bud" How often the
1oathsome canker bIightA the cherished = infant
blossoms" in our household gardens-those
human buds which give earnest Of brilliant
future Tha noisome ;canker, 20 long con-
ceaied- -scrofula-at length reveals ts dreaded
presence, and TO our bright hopes succeeds tina
most agontzing fear, for we know the fatal se-
oucl It portcnds-pulmtnarf consumption. It
js estimated bY eminent medical authorities that
at least oue-1fth of mankind are afflicted with
thEs fusf41lous ruaiady. but its ravaRes 2re 10
secret that even its victims arc unaware o1 tts
presence uutIl IL sudd{nlv discloses itself In
some Of its myriad and oftttmes fatal forms-
A sl1eht cutaneoua esulticn Ia Often the only
indicator Of its presence The only meana o1
e.terminatfup thi. dtse4se from the system fs
hy q thorough course lot constitutional treat
rcnt. Tbfk treatment Iurst fulfil three fud+
cations. usueIr, promote nutrition, alter or pu-
,ifv The 1,1ood. and arrest disxganixattou Of the
4,ssuea and The formation Of tube1rles- No more
efIclent Alternative rad b. employed for these
purposes than Dr.. Pfe1ee's Golden Medical Dtf-
ccyery. While impartfng strength and tone to
TIE digestive organs ttc1eslaes the blood and
heals tho diseased tisa1es. Test: tsa virtues ere
the deadly cznker has oRlKtted eoe lue 1oo pf1zo.
, 1877-07-01
Fassea ball-B1own. l; SRydef, l..
Fnmb!ed baIls-Aorrf1l, sha1eI, HalI, Latham.
Mtssed fies-HAKuc. ShAner.
Flies t3uXht-R1Sta an1, II; LoptkyftIek g.

EssSa ss'ei!ss2 SsZZssE SSssZsss: h. Latham.
Flies caught-Ras' ans, Il; Loussvt1lcs, g.
THR CHIcAoo-sr. LOUIS GAME.
Special fhspascA ia The 7+iouae.
ST. LOUIS, June 30.--The game between the
Chleago and St. Louis Clubs here to-day was
the acore standing to In favor of St. Louis.
Ono ST. Lous ran WIS made Oft very bad error Of
groundcr By Hines. and the other Of passed
fourth inning by Hines On an error b7 Force and
bass hit by Joncs. About ]. GOO people were
present. The same clnhs Will play here Monday
apolis viii be off. Jones having received honor-
ciunata this evening.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP, <
The championship games OF the past week h8ve
made but slight changes in the relative standing OF
the contestants, Boston sti!l maintaining the lead,
M,1n ,,n hartford good second St. Louis and Louis
Chicago still holds its position At tue wrong end Of
the lsst, but has Advanced in close proximity to
the rear Ieiore the end Of he present wceS f Tba m
subjoined schedule Is prepared Oh tho same min
eiple as that OF last sundny-counting an equal
tss. s
tsss :, lbs June Term. IL w0ps qha however
clus can Be Counted n the tee
ship se.ies Last year the League required Tho
payment Of tie snnual dues ''ou or before the
LEV o0I ~ eaAA&Ay ~ FSIA year. AGQ
every club failing to pay said sum By zach time
shasl be considered as having withdrawn from the
League" This ycxr the League constitution pro-
vides that the payment OF the annual dues ,5i0U)
may be made .on or befose the 1st day OF June Of
each year" and clearly defines the penalty OF de-
fault in the following words: "And any club rail-
ing 70 pay said sum BY euch time shall thereby for
fett its membership ii the League" It does not
appear that tho League intended, BY tho
change in date Of payment TO grant any
additional advantages to 4 dcfaulting club. They
merely extended tho time Of payment 10 date
when the clubs would be in Possession OF gats-
receipts. and thus be bettcr enabled to pay the Zee
which them 70 the privileges Of enhersAip.
The Cincinnati Club has not paid dular 10 the
League during the present rear, aud It does not,
therefore aprcar how the League can recognize any
artof its recoru Of the present year. The oblitera-
ttou from the schedule OF ali the Cincinnati gaues
would be . disadvantage to The Eoston, Chicago.
and Hartford Clubs teach Of whom won the first
game with Clnctunat1,, and an advantage
to the Louisville and st. Louis Clubs teach Of
whom lost the arst game,, bat such considerations
will donutless be ignored BY the l.+aenc In It's de-
cislon OF The matter. The Championship schedule,
counting the Cincinnati tlub as member Of tue
League to June I. ii Is follows.
, 1877-07-01

licensed IN. this state to practice hF, which
scanned to settle the matter.
MI. J. s. Norton reported that be had had
conversation with Judges Biodgett and Drum
mond on the subject Of calling the calendar,
and they had AGREED to follow the State prac-
tice Of calling only certain number OF cases u
day. Instead Of having an unlimited call. He
also stated that Judge Blodgett would tomor-
row talonday) morning call through the halancc
Of his calendar. and those cases which could be
postponed to next fall would be put over, While
those cases 10 which the parties were ready, or
anxious for trial, would be heard.
Alter some further uuimportant discussion,
the Association adjourned to the first Saturday
In October.