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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
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There 10 . rage fos waIkine e.nes In
PAriAL some dandsD have - many -
twenty.
The English Quakeu hsve become
reduced TO about 1900 persona from
5000 a century aeo.
The quack doctors Of New Hamp
shire. including nj Sorts Of Irregular
practitioners. are preparing . petition
TO the Legislature to remove al r~
strictions from the practice Of medi-
cine.
The emigration TO this country from
Prussia. last yeAr. amounted 10 $3.50 in
dividuals-nearly 5000 more than the
previous year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
Eighty Acres q Ysai1 Reoains Near
Silver Lake, OregsA.

Silver Lake, OFeG04
SILVER LAKE, OKEsoS. Nay A-For
several months past Ne have heard
some Of the stock men Of this valley
speak Of boneyzrd some thirty miles
est Of here, on the edge Of the desert
Rufus Diiiurd, Jack Parton and An
drew Foster. st0ckmen, cane In from
there last Monday and brought in .
large quantity OF teeth and some large
bones i viii give you their description
a. near u I can recollect IL These
bones are found in low vAlcznic sand
ridges and alkali fats. and extend over
q distance Of four or Eve miles in length
and about one mile in width. The
bones al be found on top Of the earth
and sticking up through the drifting
sands by the hundreds and thousands.
from the size Of a mouse upwards. Ny
informants have no knowledge Of what
lies buried beneath the sand and alkali
fats, aud all the specimens were taken
from the top Of the ground. They say
there is q small alkali pond st the edge
OF the small deposit Of the petriied
bones, and over an area Of about eighty
acres those large bones lie on the
ground. The largest bono measures
thirty inches in length. with no sign OF
the knuckle on either end, and from
the shape Of the ends we judge must
have been twelve or fourteen inches
longer. 1t is perfectly straight and
nearly round in the middle. The cir
conference Of the large end is sixteen
inches. and the smaller is twelve and
One-half inches. The next n is slightly
curved and father fat, and has two
knuckles on the upper end. We judge
it to be in length, straight across from
tip TO tip. twehty-iOur inches; around
the curve twenty-eight inches. This
bone is as perfect as it ever was, and IT
is petrified. Now comes the incest
fossil of the whole, a part of the under
jawbone. thirteen inches long, six
inches wide at the widest end, and four
inches at the other. One side Of the
bone has been split of and shows six
perfect teeth. firmly set in the jaw and
beautifully petrified. They measure
across one and One.fourth by one inch.
There is another tooth, though a jaw
tooth, that measures two and Onehalf
inches one way, that has been split
open; 1 could not get the size the other
way. 1t liz five and One-half inches
long. Now comes one of the strangest
of this strange bone deposit. Vast
quantities Of stone arrow heads, such
as were used by indians. are found
through these bones. 1t looks as though
these animals were surrounded by wa
ter, OF perhaps got poisoned by the
water. and persisted by the thousands;
then some chemical properties in the
water or ground petritied them. There
are thousands of bones that are not
petriied From the San Francisco
Chronicle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
Nothing to Do.

There are in this city a number of
"nice" young men who have nothing to
do. They e clothes of the most
fashionable styles, sport button hole
bouquets, smoke good cigars and Occa-
sionally drive out for an airing. Their
revenue is derived in most cases from
their mothers and sisters, who are Of
ten compelled to work early and late.
impairing their health and undermin-
ing their constitutions to support 10
semiluxurious idleness the som and
brothers, who in their turn employ their
time in waiting for some light and con-
genial employment to hunt them up.
The rapid growth ofthis class of young
men is a matter for general regret our
city is full Of them, they stand at the
postofice corner, they crowd and jostle
one another on City Hall steps. they
loaf about the theater entrances during
the matinee performances, they lounge
in the billiard halls, promenade Fifth
avenue and Sixth street bridge,in short
they are everywhere, and yet positions
of ease and dignity which they are sat
isied they could fill with credit to the IN
selves and honor to their employers,
fail to find them. Our advice to this
class of nice young men. although not
altogether new, is the very best and
most profitable ever given them, pro-
vided always, nevertheless, they act
upon it, and it may be summed up in
three words: Go TO WORK! Quit
waiting for some easy and luxurious
position and hunt something to do!
Lay aside your button hole bouquets
and kid gloves, your fine cigars fashion
able clothes, and try and earn a living
for yourselves at any rate, even if you
cannot help to support the mothers and
sisters who have supported you in idle
ness for weeks or months or years!
There T plenty of farm laborers
wanted. The oil regions require hands
and brains in developing their wealth.
The South presents an almost bound
less field, and promises an assured 10
turn for labor as well as capital. The
raising of rice in Carolina and Georgia.
of COTTON in Mississippi and Louisiana
and of cattle in Texas, may all be made
profitable by the Industrious persever-
ing and determined L0borer.-F
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

~ ~ &&SAx8C VI -
Paris green. after trying every known
method. ! fnd the easiest quickatand
safest way il to mix 1t with wster. in
the proportion Of q tablespoonful Of
Paris green TO q pailful Of water. I use
q brush. or q swab made by tying .
handful OF fine corn -husks on the end
Of . stick two or three feet long. Take
the pail in one hand and the brush In
the other; give each hill q thorough
sprinkling, stirring tbewster from the
bottom OF the pail occasionally. a. the
Paris green settles. Take two rows II q
a time. This Is q mans work: but II
he is spry he a 90 over a pretty good
sized potato-pstch in a few days. For
early varieties Of potatoes one thorough
sprinkling is sufficient, IL the Paris
green is good. AS the water dries
away 1t leaves the pure Paris green ad-
herring fast TO the plants, and q very
small dose Of it will turn up potato
beetle to dry. The ~sprinkling should
be commenced Just as soon as the young
beetles or larv3 make their appearance.
and If they come again after one sprink.
ling, the work must be done over again,
We kill squash-bugs in the same way.
Is it hard work. OF course it is; all
work is hard.-John Rusticus In Rural
NeD Yorker.
Our Door-Yards asd Highways.
VI 1T 1t takes time and it takes
some money to make q beautiful door
yard, but the outlay of either need not
be very great. Trees grow readily every.
where. and the transplanting of young
trees is no difficult Oh labOrious matter.
There is nothing so beautiful as a green
velvet carpet on a front dOor-yard.
There may very properly be beds of
flowers here and thereto give color and
variety, but in the home of Longfe low
there il nothing to be seen in the prem
ises around the house but trees and
grass. These with little care will grow
for everybody. and be daily sources of
delight to all who enjoy shade at noon
tide and a soft carpet to rest ones eyes
and ones feet upon
There r a great many hard work
ing farmers and farmers wives who
are anxious to pay of the mortgages on
their hOmesteads to lay up a little for
a rainy day, or to add to their acres,
that they think they cannot afford to
enjoy anything nosD; bye-and-bye they
will take the comfort, but the habit of
saving, of going without, of getting
along without any outlay grows strong
or every year, and when the time comes
that they can well afford TO live in
tastefui ease their desire for it has fail
ed, and their children inherit no ances-
trail trees, no vines that their father
has planted. If one cannot afford to
buy of the florist there are plenty of
shrubs and ornamental climbers that
may be found in the woods to beautify
the un%pretending cottage. But with
cuttings of all sorts to be had sent by
mail for a trifle, with any amount and
variety of flower seeds furnished at five
cents a paper, there is no excuse for
barren, unsightly dOOr-yards. Children
accustomed to having flowers around
them, soon learn how to take care or
them, and delight in their culture, and
a home adorned within and without
with flowers is almost certain to be a
happy one.-NeD York Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

MEOINHNC Wv ~ CSc<
A medicine which remedies dyspepsia, liver
complaint, constipation, debility, intermittent
and remittent fevers, urinary and uterine
troubles, depurates the blood, counterscts .
tendency to rheumatism and govt, and relieves
nervousness, may be truly said to have many
uses. Such an article is H0etetter's Bitters,
one of the most reliable alternatives of Q disor-
DERBY to a well ordered state Of the system ever
prepared or sold. 1t has been over . quarter
of q century before the public, is endorsed by
many eminent professors Of the healing All,
and its merits have received repeated recognt
tions in the columns Of leading American and
foreign journals. 1t is highly esteemed in
siyefy used in South America, Mexico, the
British Possessions and the West IndieA II
its increase In public favor in the past IL to be
regarded as q reliable criterion Of its gain in
popularity In coming years, It has indeed .
splendid future before II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

BS CELIA THAITER-

ut CELIA
Upon the sadness Of the Sea
sunset broods regresfuIIy:
ffsm the far. lonely spaces. SLOW
"ffhdrsws the wistfui sfterRiow.
30 out Of life the spiendor dies:
40 darxen ali the happy skies:
80 gathers twilight. cold and stern,
But overhead the planets burn.
And up the east another day
shAii chase the bitter dark away:
Mnat though our eyes with tsarr be ve,r
me sunrise never failed us yet.
The blush OF dawn may vet restore
o"Ii'gnt ano hope and Joy once more.
SAD sou. take comfort, nor FORGET
That sunrise never failed us vet,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

Allen Hannah. of Jersey City, was
recently married to Miss Hannah Allen.
The late Miss Hannah Allen is nov
Mrs. Hannah Hannah, and is probably
the only woman in the world whose
entire name spells backward and for
ward the same.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

To preserve animal matter OF any Kind
after death, artificial meaps mast be EN- loyed
Thus. TO keep ana utilise the skins OF cattle, they
pioyed In TIE process, until ''iesthcY" 10 the re-
suit. To further preserve this product. II 10
necessary to mako occasional applications Of
preparations similar to those used by curriers'.
pliAbie. and ehectually closes the pores against
the entrance OF dAmpness, dust, and the numef-
ou Other deieterious Influences which tend to
hasten the decay OF leather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

In summer and winter, there i nothing
so beneficial as . regular family medicine -
DR. M~UsrARr's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL For
consumption, for the common colds, for
throat or bronchial affections Il IL more efics-
cscious- In summer time the elements assist
nature, and this is the time when . medicine
can succeed In erAdicating disease from the
system. People in this climate should bear
this in mind. 1t takes les medicine, and the
result Is more satisfactory. DR.. Mustart'i
Pine Tree Tar Cordial can be had Of Ill first
class druggists throughout the country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
The Richmond Chair Company.

The Richmond Chair Company.
A Live Manufacturing Establishment-
with . Live Man 1t its Head. and Busi-
ness, Brains and Capital to Back 1t,
II you should ever visit Richmond, Indiana,
do not fail to observe its various busy manu-
featuring establishments, and reflect that the
products Of these various industries are found
throughout the great Northwest, in the shape
Of household articles Of taste, comfort and
utility. Among the manufacturing establish
ments Of that town, there is one, although but
recently established, you viii hardly overlook.
We refer to that Of the Richmond Chair Com
pany,' at the head of which, as Superintend-
ent, or Manager, is Mr.. W. W. CRAwFoRp-sn
energetic, successful business man. He was
formerly foreman Of the Delaware (Ohio)
Chair Co. The speciality of the Richmond
mandatory is that of double cane seat and
back chairs, of which they make some sixteen
or more different styles, using enameled, and
plain rattan for seats and backs. They have in
process Of completion several new designs.
Among the chairs made by the Richmond
Company, We mention the Saratoga, patented
in August, 1874. The Saratoga Ladies' Rocker
has an immense run. For real, solid, lasting
comfort no other chair in the world is equal
to the Saratoga There are but few manufac-
turers Of this kind of chairs, and we assure
the public and the trade that ii has no supe-
rior. Indeed, We think Mr.. ". ". Crawford
has, without question, reached the acme of
perfection Is to style, finish and general supe-
riority, in the Richmond Chair. STYLES are
made adapted to the Office, library, kitchen
and table, balcony and lawn; for gentlemen. L.
dies and misses- The Company only started in
business, We believe, in April, Of this year, but
already employ about sixty hands. Orders Al
ready received have compelled them to enlarge
their facilities, and it is the intention to keep
pace with the increase of business. Mr.. ".
W. Crawford, and his son. Mr.. ]. E. Crawford,
who is also connected with the establishment,
have both had the experience requisite for the
building up Of . prosperous and popular bust
ness, and their wares cannot fail to meet the
wishes Of the trade md the public. They de-
sire . live furniture house in all of the whole
sale points In the West, with whom liberal
Terms win be made. Dealers will consult
their interests by sending to the Richmond
Chair Company . sample order.-lDubuque
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

A professor was expOstulating with
student for his idleness. when the latter
said: "Itis of nc use; / was cut out for
a ~lOafer." well" declared the professor,
surveying the student critically. "whO-
ever cut you out understood his bust
ness"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
TROUBLE IN THE HOUSEHOLD.

10 buy Yeast or Baking Powders, loose or In
bulk. They are usually made by unskillful
persons, and have frequently proven totally
unfit for use. There is no guarantee or re
sponsibility attached TO loose powder. Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER IL always put up In cans,
and warranted full weight, and absolutely pure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

Mop 1Rxr TERRIBLE COUeH.-Every eas
OF commences with . cough. occa-
sianeA - having taken cold, which II allowed 70
run - 06drse WIN soon work tie way into the air
passayes. and then e the lanes. and II not
checked. by acme such valuable cough remedy
O. Eilerts Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry,
which is unrivslledf for all diseases Of the thro6&
and lungs. A serious spell OF sickness may be the
result Of such earelessness and An eXpensive
Doctors bill TO pay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
IMpnQnkNT To Druggists An
lulI ullANl StOrekeepers. Til

undersigned having purchased all the
business connected with the manufac-
ture of the "Original Mdmaluke Lin.
iment" and 6Gmgee Stock P0Dders."
would solicit the orders of the Old pat
rOns, and new ones, for these prepare
tons. the same a heretofore sold by r.
A. johnson; also for all of our great
Family Remedies. For circulars and
price list, address DR.. s. F. BAKER 4
Son, keOkuk, Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
MAGIC OIL!

R-nne's Pain Killing Magic Oil Is e.
cellent for Farmers and Teamsters TO
use on cattle and horses for hurtA gals
horse collie, lameness. kills lice on cat.
tie or colts. cures distemper and is
equally good for family use; when you
try it fairly You will thank u for this
advice
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
WE II.

That two and two make four. and it 10 knoWn BY
every mother Who has ence used Laycockb worm
Killer that IL stands unequaled - . worm Dedi
cine. Worm candies are going out OF deto. Lay
cocks Worm Killer 10 safe to use and pleasant q
take, Twenty-Five cents . bottle. Sold every Uhero
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
VICTORY! vICTORYH
Dr.. Smiths Agricultural liniment.

Il will cure Rheumatism. Stiffness In joints.
Neuralgia. Sore Throat. rumors. Hesdsehe.
foothache. Pains IN Side, Bact. or Chest: Bruises.
Cuts. Strains. Sprains Old ChToAic Sores. Efup-
lions: Weed or Cake BreAsts: letter. Poisonous
Bites OF Animals. Reptiles. or Insects IL Re-
moves Callous Enlas gemenfs. Saddle and Harness
Calls. Chronic Sore, Poilevil FiuulA Scratches,
sweeney. 81 aims. sprains. krsis.s. = IND GAL. &C.
MIDWAY. Mt, Nay D. ls,S-
DR. r. b. 1T Sir: Please seod me ~
soon - possible bottles Of your Agriculture
u gives universal sattsfaction. Our
Livery Stable Sen Say that ~ 10 the BEST Lint
0ent IN the world II oui sells any Lfniment I
ever saw. YRANE WiLsoH, in
In conclusion We would add that Amithr Agri-
cultural MIN has been In general use since
le9. And We DO not know Of . srRle bottle n n
has failed TO give Perfect sattsfsr ton ] ,ubmn
the Lininsnf to public test. Try II. and IL vim
SHeak for itself. +. b SMITH. Covingtoh. Ky.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

D.. wet 81 0nie. , I have tired
NJ the bedside In numerous c4seo Of Acute Dys-
EMERY and other Bowel affections, and also In
DipthertA, ana have found Il Surprisingly e@ea.
cious- II seems almost . ePDcI11c In t6o6o ca0oaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

For Eros, ed Feet, Chilblaina. Old Sores, Pains
In the Lin s., and IS IN external remedy, there 10
no better Liniment than St0DeoFokeF'0. Sold
by ali druggiste and dealeIe: 8 cent? . bottle:
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

TOOK a DOSE
OF QuirkS Irish Tea. and now I feel better than
ever. I was so bilious II cured me. We hear this
overy day. WELLS q ELLIOTT, Agents, n. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
"TTCHING PHES' -

Symptoms are Moisture. Distressing lschine. -
The rsctu@ p..tieSi..iy ss nignt :6s R.tysts Ps..s
diseases Mailed 70 any address on receipt o. price
Ncts . box. OF three boxes FLA Address letterS,
phiA. Remit by p. o. order. or registered letter
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

The Grain Oov1ng. t1s-savinG. Resey-
msksne r. reshef CT the Derfod- ne BRILLrASr
ScoCWe OF this machine has aS1onished The
enAopious Of the old style sraia wasting M
chi ae-- u IL nov EN- Or afieAliy the LIE FADING
MACHINE Of this day and gen
Grafton
Grain- Raisers Prefer % - IL 30 - - perIe. ~
sovfnR grain tine ana iahoY-
0ad Il Tar mc.s probable and AereesbBe 20 run .
mar rtne which hAs 10 b>as~rs. pseken % apron:
Wnsea handles deDp Rrasn. long sersU. A1x- tim
oily. nilseS and oil 6f0c afs grain ana SEEDS WIN
the utmost eose and e. ee-fveaess: which cleans
perfectly: requires 10 rebuiidtnV 20 skresn AAX
sD4 seeds. males no iitserfn9s; 10 easier Daa-
aRed: requires less repair: and y hich hrs plenty
% 90 when oehers are -oat Of fshe
VOO4 ot8eo OF these CD41Vo1N0
ofo oade ytz: ~ g And 0iseh e{tIsA>r seDa-
tsf1. md q 10 ssd y lS1.a .fnpss 0ess-
aea.sed fcgsrs. and 80 a14n noss spur
49, Sesds.rs .ty!s: feSsnt Aise.
- 1850,
tgeSgAef viii eur RaeehleH 0enR nsoDheg ~
g1oee OF our esl Qsc1faes urN. eckneOnAgo1 -
= Hyend Iisa,TyE In pSwW. eaFss1isy. eesv
eA~GAnf hash. md ooSt es1pssee IN evesy ae9asi
tceeeher 0nsteG oro0o1SsstcA without . rival
ne eeoai1e "vfbf1fo1, rhIeseep are naas-
fAetored 0aly ~ 19C0OG0, 00RPA8D =
60 Ooe1he CH0pk. 11eA.
So for eiseoiAzs thea or aDDty - eur naor-
- aGeok
lo0a 49, @, - - .
VIE WHITING 10 ADvGKf1EH1s
Paeeco ~ So ~ = Advesuss0sna
N thto HHD0
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

Ho.sIs Ao.s3.W ooId yYs have yosf
summer work. II %. several thine8 should -
strictly observed. GOOD cAEa. regular fed and
liberal curryinR Are among III @DDt3alA bot %
not fail to give them UICL1l CoIpyfioH
PowDER recording 20 d1Pecti0l yO1 Will b
well rewarded for your 0Xp0ooo e. eu0bloL ~
sale by Al druRgfsta.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
MONEY

sssos IN ss.s - osso s~s ssS ssas .s ssr.
- Q Se fssfs. tsssrss q . - S<A ressss
seRs skz9stsy
81 ' r<r sat tsfes~>s
. auoi no~us Arrsy
M osoAn = vV1AeSa
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

MAGIC Ou--Who has not heard al Reune's
Pain-Killing Magic On! Il = celebrated a.
most the world over go aSe a1d sur remedy
for pains resulting IRON sprains, headaeAs,
algiA and other ailments md aeeS6snfa.
Every family should keep Il On haDd, and
persons travelling keep e Win theA for ne IN
case Of accident. So3dby dT1egists generally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
Helm bold. Medical Preparations.


Helmbold's various medical preparations
have for the last twenty or more years occu-
pied a prominent place on the shelves Of every
respectable druggist and physician in the land.
The skill displayed in their preparation, the
invariable p%romptness and efficiency OF their
action, the absence Of nauseous and disgusting
taste or odor, and the attractive manner In
which they are put up, have made them uni
versal favorites. Especially Is this the case
with Helmbold's amous Buchu, q medicine
which has become indispensable In the treat
mcnt Of q large and troublesome class Of dis
eases, particularly those which affect the d.
gestive and urinary organs As . diuretic, IL
is invaluable, and the great advantage II pos
sesses over other preparations b the absolute
purity OF the Ingredients, and the uniformity
Of strength. Parties purchasing should be
earefef-to see that HeimbofGS- proprietary
stamp Is affixed to each bottle.
No other ke0e1y K0oW1 9 equa, 70 CAR
TER EXTRACT - SMART WEED for breaking
up . cold and curing h0arseness, pain In the
breast. side or back, soreness Of the aesh and
bones. stiffness OF the joints. numpA. sWeil0d
neck, etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer poses
ses virtue which not alone removes pain IN
stantly, but regulates the stomach, gives
strength, one and vigur 70 the system. II 10
than gold. We advise the good people not 70
try experiments by using the many nev Reliefs
and Panaceas, hat call for tie old relfsble
Davis Pain Killer. Sold By al druExistA
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

The Patent Wood Box Stove Polish, adver
tised in another column is the latest and best
thing out in its line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
LADY jNTROOuCERS WANTED

Tor our Rubber faary tocis TOT iAnies ana
childYen's wear. Ladies' rubber gloves. 3D. ons.
breast pads. the Ia ferie Sh eds. baby diapers.
chiidr bibs. curriers' and crimpers. bed sheets.
crib covers. etc. Agents can reAHIe very hand
some profits by introducing our popular and fast
selling household necessities req utrea In every
Ia RCRBk 20. 20 ChAmbers 81. y -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28

Combined Extension Rule.
Every mechanic, lumberman, farmer, and
every one having use for . rule should send Us
postal card for descriptive circular
T.. smith 4 Co. Rockford ILL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-28
. MEDICINE or MANY USES

Forty journals are published in Ger
nan devoted to Socialism.