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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
they were fleeing all too fast. and vet

They were fleeing all too fast, and yet
an eternity seemed compressed in every
one. / never tainted in my life. and |
never felt less like swooning than now.
as I summoned all my presence OF
mind TO delay the fearful moment, fer
ventIy praying in the meantime for my
husbands return
doctor. said I. with assumed COM
posture. i have the utmost confidence
in your skill,-I would not trust my
life 10 another: but, Doctor. you have
forgotten to bring a napkin 10 staunch
the blood. II you will have the good
ness TO ascend 70 my sleeping chamber.
at the right Of the hall, you will find
everything you need for that purpose
in the bureau
-Ah, Madame" he said, shaking his
head sagsciously. Il never draw blood
during a surgical operation; that is an
other one Of my secrets unknown to the
faculty
Then placing his hand on my bosom
he added with horrible espieglerie:
I'll scarcely mar that whittier skin
than snow. and smooth a monumental
alabaster.'
20. God" I cried. as / felt the cold
steel touch my breast; but with the
same breath came deliverance.
"Quick IS thoughts heavy woolen
pianO-cover was thrown over the head
and person Of the mailman, and bound
tightly around him. AS quickly was l
released, and the thongs that bound me
soon held the maniac.
MY husband held me in his arms.
He had nOiselessly approached, and.
taking the horror of my situation at a
glance, had, by the only "a at hand,
secured the mailman, who was the very
patient he had been summoned TO at
tend. but who had escaped the vigilance
of his keeper o o after the departure
of the messenger, who had now returned
with the Doctor in pursuit of him.
AS the poor wretch was being hurried
away, he turned to me aid said: Mad
anne, this is a plot to rob me of my
reputation. Your husband is enviOus
of my great skill as surgeon. Adieu!
1 afterward learned that the man was
once an eminent surgeon in Europe,
but much learning had made him mad.
When he bound me to that table my
hair was as black a a raven; when !
left it, it was Is you see it now.-white
as full blown cotton Washington Ga
zette.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

NJ uARY =
OH the quietest home % esrfh ne0
No thought or trouble. no bint OF
Isne . dream OF pleasure the 0sys
And Peace had folded her p'"io"' o0e.
Az nero Joised IN our household banl
".,sN...ne tyssnt from No-msns-lAnd.
m the despot came In the dead Of night
and no one veutured 70 ask him Why;
Like slaves We trembicd before bis might.
Our hearts stood still when We heard him cry;
For never . soul could his power withstand.
That bald headed tyrant from So-mans-iand
He ordered Us here and he sent a. there
Though never . word could his small lips speak
with his toothless gums and his vacant stare.
And bis hopeless lin be 90 frsil and weak,
TIL cried. In . voice Of stern command;
90 M. thou bsid-head from NO. man's-iand!"
But his abject slaves they turned on ne;
Like the bears IN Scripture. they'd fend me-
there,
The while they worshiped with Bonded knee
This ruthless wretch with the missing hair:
For he rules them oil With relentless hand.
This bald headed tyrant from No-nans-land.
Then searched for help In every cline.
For peaee had ned from my dwelling now.
TIL I finally thought OF old Father Time.
And low before him I made my bow.
wilt thou deliver ne out OF bis hsnd.
This bald headed tyrsnt from No-mana-iand7"
Old Time he looked with . puzzled starr.
And . smile came over his features grim.
III take the tyrsnt under my care;
watch what my hour glass does to him.
The veriest humbug that ever was planned
10 this same bald head from No. man's land"
Old Time 10 doing his WORK full we'll
Much less OF might does the tyrAnt WELD;
But. sh! with sorrow my heart will swell
And sad tears fall - I sse him yield.
Could I stay tho touch OF that shrivelod hand.
! would keep the bald head from No-msns-isnd
For the loss OF Peace I have ceased 10 csre:
Like other vassaIs I've lears ID. fofsooth,
To love the wretch who forgot bis hair
And hurried along without . tsoth.
And he rules me. too. with bis tiny hand,
This bald. headed tyrsnt from No-manp-iand
-tHarper's Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

WeknOw of many cases where women
have had their home duties greatly
lighterled by the use of Dobbins' Elec-
trio Soap (made by Cragin Il Co, Phila-
delphia) We advise you to try it and
satisfy yourself of its merit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
A Romance Of Real Life.

In New York In 1898 nv store was in
Maiden Lane, within three doors of the
store of John Mswatt, an extensive
dealer in shoes. His foreman was John
Peluse, who sat behind the counter
stitching shoes and waiting on custom
ers as they stepped in. One day a
corpse was found in the dock at the
foot of the street. The Coroner took
the jurymen from the neighbOrhOOd
among them John Mowatt and his fore
man John Peluse. The corpse lay on
the table in the center of the room.
Some Of the jurymen remarked that as
John Peluse looked on the corpse he
started, turned pale, and looked as if he
was going to faint. He rallied, how
ever, but his subsequent movements
Occasi0ned some curious remarks. The
jury having rendered a verdict of death
by drowning were discharged. Now
att turned around to look for his fore
man, but behold he was not there. We
stepped out of doors and saw him high
up the street on a half run. when he
quickly turned a corner. All sorts Of
inquiries were made. but nothing could
be heard of him. This, with his turn
ing pale at the first view Of the corpse,
OccasiOned some strange surprise among
the jurors for many days afterwards.
John MOwatt was a bachelor of thirty
five, and Peluse had seen about thirty
summers.
On a certain day. about n month
thereafter, "a lady in deep mourning
stepped into Mowatt's store and asked
for a pair of shoes. While John "; s
trying how the shoe fitted the lady in
quired: "YOu had a man in your store
John Peluse by name-what has be-
como of himY"
YES" said Mowatt, "but what has
become of him 1 would give a good deal
to learn" He then related the story as
above seated.
STRANGE" replied the lady. And
you have not seen him since?"
NE" replied Mowatt, 1 have not seen
him since"
Eyes, you have cen him" replied the
lady.
Il certainly" said Mowatt, would not
contradict a lady of your appearance,
but I have not seen him to my knowl-
edge"
well. them" said she, Il am John
Peluse; and that subject on whom we
held the inquest was the corpse of my
husband. My family name is Randall.
1 was born in Philadelphia. l married,
against the wishes of my parents, John
Conner, a sober, industrious man, by
trade q shoemaker. He took to drink
ing, neglected his BUSINESS, and once
struck me while in liquor. We had no
family, SO I resolved, while We were
stitching shoes together, to learn his
trade and leave him. I soon made q
passable shoe, when l assumed male at
tire, came to New York, and you gave
me work as a journeyman. The rest
you know"
John told the present narrator, some
days after, that on hearing this he was
dumbfounded.
well madam" said John, what are
your plans for the future?"
Says she, Il have not yet formed any
We'll" said John. Il liked you as a
and when my foreman /
pleased; suppose We now go into
partnership for lifeY"
In f~orty-eight hours thereafter they
were married. She was q fne-lOoking
woman, and might have passed for
This, perhaps, is the first instance on
record of q woman's sitting as q coro-
ner's juryman on the corpse Of her hus-
band.
The above is a simple tale of truth.
The nrnnor means Of ~incra0SinD the |
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

See the advertisement Of Mr.. W. &.
Chamberlain, the we'll known seedsmaa
Of Dubuque. He is one Of the most ex-
tensive dealers in the West, and none
give better satisfaction. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

YOUNG MAN, you can procure a
schOlarshipin Baylies' Business & Com
mercial College of Dubuque, none
better in the vest at a discount by ad-
dressing w. E. ANDREWS,
Des Moines, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

ToOthdrawers are practical philosO.
piers that go upon a very rational n.y.
| pothesis-nOt to cure. but to take away
the mari aHectAd.-SteeIe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Tho Professor 10 the sutfoP Of numeroui
standard works on medicine and surgery. and
Professor in different Medical Colleges. for mp
wards Of twenty years. He 10 the original dis
coverer OF the germs Of disease. ana the remedies
Catsfrh vspor. Sl0o per bottle. cures Cstarrh.
all lung a0ertirns, and neatraiiIes oil poisons In
the body. His Liver ReuOvator Pills, 3 cents Der
box sent BY mail, cures constipation and al b1-
ious disease HIS Fever and Ague Cure. Sl.p per
box, sent 81 mail with full directions, positively
cures every case. For special medical or surgical
treatment address or apply to az North Nh street.
Chicago, Ill A001ce freq
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Philosophy is a modest profession
it is all reality and plain dealing.
hate solemnity and pretence. with moth
ting bupride at the bOttOm.-PHny.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

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bronchial complaint II %. 20 70 jour druSU1ss
and Get . bottle Of EileFS1 Extract Of Tar and
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

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blseshea. vseesiaei 10 the greatest remedy. ssh re-
moves from She system the producing cause.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

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Fuptused people thA& AOWES SPRING PAD
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FACTORY 10 q Council BluAS IOWA Box. liza
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

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love we bear our native country IS Il
reside in q foreign CONSIDERATIONS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

A handsome, durable, convenient
FOLDING LAMP SHADE, with beautiful
Lithographic views of the Centennial
Buildings. Every family. Office and
student needs it. Sent post paid on re-
ceipt of Is cents or 5 for n dollar.
Agents wanted. Address, HAMILTON
s. SCHAFER. Fort Madison. Iowa
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

Une horse 10 one OF the nobiess IN q mos
useful OF animals. and his owner should guard
hi health ~ carefully - he would his own
Cncle Sans Condition Powder 10 the b0s nedi-
cine for horse diseases Of all kinda
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-22

r.
ceptible tremor.
The mechanism of the heart Ii like
q WATCH he resumed; If it goes too fast,
the great blood-vessel that supplies the
force must be stopped like the lever of
q watch. and the works must be cleaned,
and repaired, and regulated. 1t may
interest you to know that I was present
at the post-mortem examination held
over the remains of the beautiful Louise
Of Prussia Had I been consulted be-
fore her death I would have saved her
by taking out her heart, and removing
the polypi, between which it was
wedged like as if in a wise; but I was
called too late. The King and I had a
little difference: he was German. I am
French. thrust that is sufficient exp,a-
nation
He now bent over me, his long white
beard brushing my face 1 raised my
eyes beseechingly. trying to think of
some way to save myself. o sir, give
an an@sthetic, that I may not feel
the painr I pleaded.
Indeed, indeed. Madame, I would
comply with your wish were you not
the wife of q physician.-of q skillful
surgeon. I wish you to note with
what ease I perform this difficult opera.
ton, 80 that you may tell your husband
of the great savant whose services he
secured, fortunately in season.
As b. said this, he made the final
,est of the knife on his thumb. How
precious were the moments nowi
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society BELLS.
Republican.


Photographs OF society bells are now
dispuung sway in New York with those
stage beauties, and many bachelor apart
ments are decorated with pictures OF Mrs.
Paran Stevens daughter, who is to
marry Fred May, and the May sisters.
Some of them are in costume, one repre-
senting Miss Stevens as Cleopatra, u
character which she assumed at the
famous tableaur Uiuant at the Union
League Theatre. Edith May, whom
l. uis Montant rescued from the yacht
Mohawk last summer and will soon mar
~, personates Ireland and a rioandier,
and Carrie (James &. BENEFITS Did love)
figures as Folly; crowned with cap and
bells. Still another pictures both SISTERS
together-Folly, in profile, kissing the
r,vandier's pretty lips.
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The Next House.

The st. Louis Republican takes the
trouble to find out how the different sec
tions of the country will be represented
IN the next House of Representatives,
and from its table it appears that the six
New England States will be represented
BY five Democrats and twenty-three Re-
publicans, three Middle States by thirty
Democrats and thirty-seven Republicans,
the sixteen Southern States by ninety
Democrats and sixteen Republicans, the
ten Western States by twenty-four Demo-
Gratis and sixty-two Republicans, and the
three Pacific States by one democrat and
five Republicans, making the total rep7e-
sentstion one hundred and fifty Demo-
Gratis and one hundred and forty-three
Republicans.
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VIENNA COFFEE.

We presume pretty much every cili
zen of Wheeling who spent any time at
tho Centennial Exhibition, last summer,
took at least one lunch at the Vienna
Bakery, for the purpose of testing the
famous bread fabricated at that place
and drinking cup of the no less famous
coffee. That coffee has been the wonder
of every one who drank it and it has been
discussed at many social meal since.
We are sure, therefore, that many q
thrifty housewife will thank the REGIS.
TER for a minute account of how this very
agreeable beverage is prepared;
To prepare coffee in the "Vienna"
STYLE: Leach or filter the coffee through
Il French filter, or any Of the many
coffee pots that filter instead OF boiling
the coffee. Allow one tablespoonful OF
ground coffee to each person and extra
for the pot" Put one quart of cream
into milk boiler, or, if you have none
Into pitcher, and set the pitcher into
pail of boiling water. Put it
where the water will keep
b fling. Beat the white Of an egg
into a fro.h, then add to the egg three
tAblespoonfuls OF cold milk. Mix the egg
and cold milk thoroughly together.
hen hot remove the cream from the
fire and add the egg and cold milk. Sir
j. all together briskiy for minute or
two and then serve. Delmonico uses
one and half pounds of coffee to a gal
lon of water, pouring the hot water upon
the coffee, which is placed in strainer.
The coffee is never boiled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

INDIAE RELICs.-Some boys up at
New Cumberland, in this State, have dis
covered whole Indian skeleton, buried
in an erect position, with his face to-
ward the west. The Steubenville Ga
zette says:
The boys up at New Cumberland are
doing thriving business in The way OF
exhuming Indian relics and selling them
to the museum man at Cincinnati. They
have recently found some very fine spec
linens OF darts, tomshawks and other
trinkets peculiar to the race, which they
get good price for. This has set all
the Irrepressible small boys in the place
To hunt tor curiosities, and the other day
two of them succeeded in bringing to
the surface full-hedged Indian skele-
ton; at least the boys say he is a. Indian,
but just how they know this We don't
understand, unless it was because hc was
buried standing erect with his face TO the
setting sun, this being the position in
which they found him.
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HORSES.
The Noted Trotters OF the Conntry-
Fsstest Time - Money Won ~

- -
The Noted Trotters OF the Conntry-
Fastest Time = Money Won ~
Each. ~
From the Chicago tribune.
Great Eastern, the Goliath among
trotting horses, was perhaps, the senss-
ton of the season. In his fret Sept'ls-
terial race he was not much thought Oh
but Quickly disipsted ali notions con.
corning his inability TO trot by reeling
of the first heat in 2:l9, which figures
constitute his present record. de lost
hut three races, one ofthese being free.
for-ail at Fleetwood Park, won oy bafos,
IN which he took the second money, ana
the others small events early in the
season. in which he was undoubtedly
pulled to save record.
OF the three horses that did not lose
rsce-Thor1 edsle, Dick Swiveller and
General Grant--the latter is undoubtedly
the best, provided his tender leg Will
admit OF his being trained He cap
tured all the races in which he started,
in commanding sly lie over fine fields, and
his trotting of fifth heat at Rochester,
when dead lame, in 2:2l, IS not often
surpassed Dick Swivelier Is Boston
horse that started in at the tail end OF
the. Eastern Circuit last year, winning
his race easily, and not being forced 70
beat 1926. His admirers claim that he is
capable of much greater things. Thorne.
dale Is the property of wealthy New
York Ousker and became notorious by
winning the 2:32 race at Buffalo last
season, by.resson of considerable jockey.
ing in his behalf by Dan Mace and
Frank Van Ness. He may not start this
season, but if he does he will bea good
one in the 2:2l class, as he is very
speedy, and handy in his breaks.
The pair of six-year-old black stations,
Governor Sprague and Blsckwood, jun,
did remarkably well. Governor Sprague
losing bat two races and Blackwood, Jun
one. and that to Sprsgue. They have both
wintered we'll, and viii trot this year,
barring accidents. Elsie Good, another
six-yesr-oid, was great horse last sea-
son, trotting from early in the spring
until the snow began to fly, and coming
out Oh Ln0 CdlupdiS,h &c ooehN 90 No.~-
She carried the banner of Blue Bull to
the front in many hard fought contest
aad caused the hearts of the Posey county
ports to rejoice. =,
Lulu, the mare that defeated the Maid
at Rochester in 1875, is credited with
five victories, but they were not credlta-
bic ones, as no other horse contended'
she being the only entry in the special
trisl-of-speed purse through the Septlla-
,eral. She started once in tho free for.sil,
but went behind the banner il the first
heat.
With the victories of Smuggler, Little
Fred, Adelaide, Irene, Hannah ID. and
Others, the public is familiar, and the
deeds of these horses, together with those
of many others, will be found in the table,
as follows.
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CONTROLLING THE SLEEPING CAR
TRAFFIC The Attorney. General OF
Illinois n response to a res olution OF the
railroad committee OF the General AS
s,mbly. has declared that under the decis.
ION of the United States Supreme Court
in the granger cases the operators of sleep
ING cars arc common carriers, and their
business can be regulated by the Legisla
,ure. Bills will accordinly be introduced
providing Tor the control of sleeping cal
t-sfflc.
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THE Charleston Ne,os and Courier calls
the plan of calling HAMPTON to Wash
in s.on The spider and the fly" and
SAYS, South Carolina will have the gov
eminent her sons chose for her, or gov
rrnmont of arms and force. There is no
resting place between the two extremes
1t is the State of South Carolina, with
HAMPTON, or the province of South Caro-
Ina, with q SHERIDAN or SHERMAN. NO
6 mpromise! No surrenderW This Is
straight out from the shoulder.
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DooI Cen,Ix win the stomach.

Do not rack it with violent purgatives,
or permanently impair its tone with in
digestible drugs of any kind; but, II your
nigestion Is impaired, your liver out OF
order. your frame debilitated, or nervous
system unstrung, use that Wholesome ahd
agreeable Alternative and tonic, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which will certainly
afford You the desired relief. None OF the
officinal remedies can compare with 1t in
restorative efficacy, and MS a medicinal
stimulant it is by far the most desirable as
well as popular Article of its class. It's
basis, the essential principle of sound rye,
is the best possible agent for fastening the
action OF the botanic ingredients which it
holds in solution, and those ingredients
are the most efficacious which chemistry
extracts from the vegetable kingdom, and
medical science applies to the cure OF dis
ease.
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Gov. DREW, of Florida, is now on
visit to New York. He represents at
fairs as progressing finely in the land OF
flowers, that the colored people are going
to work with better will than previous
to reconstruction, and that the people
seem better disposed than since 1861
which, he says, is on account of having a
governments of their own selection.
Gov. DREW also gives hopeful view Of
the agricultural and business outlook in
Florida, and says emigration is flowing
in rapidly.