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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

The new style Of cabinet o. parlor
organs which the Mason & Hamlin Co.
are Offering this seassn NJ very attrac-
tive. One, known - style "a, il in solid
black walnut case, having sunken PAN
els and raised surfaces, finished In pol
ished jet black. not to be distinguished
from ebony, with elegant borders and
and Embellishments in gold bronza. 1t u
also studded with jet and gold bronze
ornaments, and ornamented with carv-
ing. It has nine stops, including the
vOIx. CELESTE, sERAPHENE VIOLA
DOLCE, &c. Altogether it is An exceed
ingly nice and attractive organ. and il
sold At very moderate price.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
Aw~nehAa Exlae,ee.

Othe, conditions being equal. there IL no
reason why q healthy man or woman should
not enjoy life: and 4; may vel be doubteh
whether adverse fortune las the power en-
tireiy 20 DESTROY the happiness Of one who
sleep. soupdly and whore digestion IL good
But for the nervous, feeble, dvspep,ic invalid
there IL no comfort In life. His existence h
indeed q wretched one. But he should no;
despair OF relief. That benignAn; restorative,
HosfettrY's Stomach Bitter, has impaired
heaithful vigo, 10 many q ~selfsuppo-ed m
durable. II Ii an ~uneouailed builder up Of
broken down physiquee, and IL besides . soy-
ereign remedy 10, dyspepsia, nervousness, II
regular habit NJ body. biiiousness and kidney
and bladder difficulties. IL eliminate. from
the blood The acrid element which gives mae
TO rheumatic ailments, cheers and relieves he
aged and infrm- and msy be used with great
advantage by ladies In feeble health. It's per
feet purity also comrnends IL 70 the Use 81 in
ralfds
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

Hon. 10 cook Paysnipa-For s.ewsd
parsnips, q la Professor Blot. scrzpe
clear. and set on the IRE in q saucepan,
with cold water and . little salt When
done drain them. return immediately
20 the saucepan, with salt. pepper ard
broth enough to half cover them Boil
gently for fifteen minutes and serve
the whole as it is They are considered
nice il simply boiled, drained and
served with q Bechamel sauce. To
saute, cut them 70 slices after they are
boiled, and fry in butter I'LL of . golden
color. Add salt and pepper to taste,
and sprinkle chopped parsley over.
Serve hot
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

Nature, in her luxuriance, has clothed the
hills and the dnles with herb and shrub, whose
occult natures merely require the earnest ap-
plication of the scientific and inquiring mind
to reveal their curative properties, for in the
vegetable world a kindly providence has plac-
ed healing for all nations. The only specifics
for any disease yet discovered are vegetable
in their nature, and while quinine has been
accepted as the only remedy FOR one class, the
extract of the buchu plant is rapidly taking
its place as q sovereign remedy for other OF
those ills which affict humanity. The type of
disease to which il is remedial Is a broad one,
and its manifestations are legion, but 1t may
be stated in general terms that all diseases Of
the urinary organs, whether caused Sy eli
mate, irregularity, or self-generated, submit
at once TO the operation of it's power. Helm
bold's Buchu for all such complaints, Is the
result of long research, and Is acknowledged
superior to all other preparations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
Am0lheH Strike.

The working men-the labOrfng classes
men and ~women-have made quite an import
ant strike. They have struck for a remedy
that will make positive and permanent cures
Of all forms of chills without any other medl-
cine. In all their search throughout the cOun-
try, it has leaked out that they have "struck"
only one article that suits them I'm every par
tieular, and that article is known as Days
Ague Tonic, which they recommend TO their
fellow -laborers as entirely worthy Of conf
dence. Workingmen can govern themselves
accordingly. Send to L. II. Bush for II ut Des
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

Wonderfully strange that human beings BE-
come so desperate as to take each Others life,
even while sailing through the air T! Desperate,
indeed, has our race become. Abandoned. un-
cared for, as many wives are, disease, slow
and insiduous, claims her, and she soon be-
comes prostrated and indifferent to al sur
~roundings. Her cheeks are no longer aglow,
her robust constitution is feeble and emacia-
ted. But there Il . wonderful medicine known
Is English Female Bitters, which IL q quick
and powerful female regulator and uterine
Tonic, and cures all such female complaints.
For sale By L II. Bush, Des Noines, Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

Crullers-Two cup!uls Of sugar. two
eggs. butter the size Of N egg. n cup
full OF sweet milk. q and . half tea
spoonfuls of soda and two heapIng tea
spoonsfuls Of crean-sartar. nutmeg or
other spice do not mix too stat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
Np0pTLNF To Druggists and
lMI UnlANl storekeepers. The

undersigned having purchased all the
business connected with the manufac-
ture of the "Original NamGluke Lin.
iment" and 6dmgee Stock POtDiers,'
would solicit the orders Of the old pat
rons, and new ones. for these prepare
lions, the same as heretofore sold by +.
A. johnson; also for all of our great
Family Remedies. For circulars and
price list, address DE-. S. F. BAKER Il
Son. KeOkuk, Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
Domestic EcOnOmy.

We were told an amusing incident
that happened in Chicago not long ago
that certainly gives the lie 10 the state
ment that there's nothing new under
the SUM- As an episode in every day
life, and as a bright and original idea,
it is well worthy Of our readers atten-
ton.
At 20 State street, Chicago, there 10 q
gentleman doing business q adealer In
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APFLI-
ANCEs for the deformed, SYLVESTER :.
Bliss.
Among other things in his window
are to be seen skulls and such like CON-
modities, showing q devotion to anat.
omical science. This attracted the 1t.
tentiOn of the subject OF our article, who
q day came into the store and exam
ined skeletons, and finding already
wired and ready to be hung up, it was
eagerly purchased, wrapped up and
taken away. II seems there was q gen.
tleman living in the city of moderate
means who owned q comfortable home,
and had a wife and small family, and
who whilst not being exactly rich wore
good clothes himself and enjoyed life in
a moderate way, but unfortunately he
had a host of friends and relatives who
very frequently dropped Of to him like
locus.s and thought nothing of paying
him and family long visits, which made
serious inrOads on his means. and TO
make ends meet he was sOrely taxed to
find out how. An occasion soon hap
pened which led him to an original
method of getting lid Of Troublesome
guests who were mostly Of the female OF
1nr TyA RID hann otfondinn ANNA 1n0-
lures on anatomy, and in the course a
skeleton on wire had been introduced,
and the movements of the parts been
shown automatically, which gave him
an original idea on the subject which 30
much p+rplexed him. and he sought u
friend Bliss for a mannikin. The sequel
transpired by the gentleman. who shall
be naDeless, calling at 20 State street,
and with a smiling face saying: "Bv
jOve the skeleton worked like a charm"
and then the purpose of tie purchase
and the result was disclosed.
1t seems our friend had taken the
skeleton home, and used to surrepti-
tiOusly hang it in the closet of the guest
chamber where it was soon discovered
and the result was piercing screams
Mysteries and the immediate departure
of the visitor. Though at first he con.
graduated himself on his 10 method
of economy he found he had to dispose
of the skeleton in order to retain his
help and stop the panic caused in his
own family. so it now adOrns the rooms
of student at Rush Medical College.
Any one calling on
SYLVESTER S. BLISS.
at IN State street will get additional
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

The rapidly increasing demand for Eilert's
Extract Of Tar and Mid Cherry, is q positive
indication Of its merits thousands OF indivtd-
uals who have been cured Of coughs, colds,
bronchitis and incipient Consumption, where
other remedies have failed, are the best proofs
possible that this is without doubt the best
cough remedy vet discovered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

Two CHRoMos FREE.-A pair Of beautiful
6xS Chromos, worthy to adorn any home, and
Three Months Subscription to LEISURE Hours
q handsome 16 page literary paper, filed with
the Choicest Stories, Sketches, Poetry, etc
sent Free to all sending fifteen cents (stamp:
taken) to pay postage. The publishers, j. L
Patten & Co., l62 William St., n. T., Guaran
tee every one Double Value Of money sent
$500 in prizes, and big pay, given to agents
Send at once,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

ILLUsTRArIoN BY PIcTuRIs.-One of the
great contrasts between the school Books used
By the fathers and mothers Of the land. when
young, and those now used By the children, Il
look At three pictures Of . Ship on page 175l of
Webster's Unabridged Dlctionary,-the<e Il
lustrate the meaning Of more han one hun
dred words and terms far better than they
csn be defined BY any description tn words
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

The Turks are nearly all armed with
the PEABODY Henry rifle, which is said
to be an extraordinarily well be danced
arm, and highly effective. a few. how.
ever, still have the Snider. Their field
runs are Krnpp's stoel breech. leaders
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

MOTHERS, Individually and collectively,
without a single exception, pronounce Madame
Porter's Cough Balsam' the most pleasant
and efficacious remedy for the cure OF coughs,
colds, Group, soar throat, etc, In children, that
has vet been given TO the public. They say II
always acts like q charm. Children really like
IL. Price 25 "a and al cents
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

When you call on your grocer or shoe maker
for either o. both the Pat Wood Box Stove
Polish Paste and the Pat Wood Box Blocking
n he tells you he has better or makes any
excuse, you may be certain hs hss . stock OF
the old kinds and dsye not oRsF .hssa uata
they ere sold.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

On. wNC"l's TXEIHIxe eY1rp q . safe
and Sure Remedy !r ntaFreA Hyseusery and
Ch!ld.ens' Complaints generally. Il should 10
10 eysry house v!heFe thess ~ eh!drvn. Moth
sFs give II A TIL,
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RBEU0ATISA QUICKLY CURED.
INTERNAL MEDICINE, Win positively cure any
case Of rheumatism On the fnce Il Tie earth.
Price 81 . bottle, six bottles, g Sold By al
druggists Send for circular to H~elphensttne
& Bentley, DruggistA Washingsoo, b. C.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
The Celebrated Vienna Breal

Among the numerous articles DoOlEY's
YEAST POWDER is used for, are the celebrated
Vienna rolls and bread, which are so delicious,
cipe send 3 cent stamp for full directions to
DOoLEY * BROTHER, New York, and you will
get them by return mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

Burnett. COcOaine is the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing in the world. 1t Kills
dandrud. aIlays irritation, and promotes q Wig
orous growth of Hair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
Pun.ES.
PILES.


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81 Louis. positively cure Pies without tnifs
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

Derangemeut of the liver, with constipation,
ipjure the complexion. induce pimples, sallow
skin, etc Remove the cause by using Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

The Great English Remedy IL N excellent
medicine for coughs, colds, asthma and bron-
1 chitis
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hstsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

The tabled labors Of Hercules ore no more
difficult to perform than that Of curing sick
ness by improper and worthless medicines.
Parents have often been ast0nished 1t the
wonderful benefits their children have derived
from LAycock's Worm Killer after al the
worm candies had failed. Sold everywhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03
SYLVESTER s. BLISS,

at 20 State street, will get additional
details and have an opportunity of see.
ing his fine display of Surgical Instru-
ments and Appliances for the deformed
Or.helpless. See advertisement in this
paper.-Chicogo Alliance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-01-03

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PILLS

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, 1878-05-17
Macready's Second.

Macready once met an actor Of the
name of PauncefOrt, who spoke warmly
of favors received from the tragcdian.
The rest of the company complained OF
Macreadys insolent and grumbling pro-
pensties, as they had appeared when they
had met him,
ale never uttered an unkind word to
me- said Pauucefort. Il played the
round of all the second parts to him
Iago, Uric, Macduii, etc.-and not syl-
liable of fault-fnding ever passed his lips,
He had tirst-class opinion of me, |
know
This was, ofcourse, highly satisfactory
to all parties, aud more especially to the
stage-manager, on whom devOlved the
task of casting the pieces in way
that would be not only conducive to their
being well received by the audience, but
agreeable to the London star. The morn
ing arrived Macready stalked on to the
stage. The prompter placed a chair for
him at the prompt table, and Macready
entered at once into a conversation with
the stage manager.
"IIow are the pieces cast" asked Mac
ready.
The stage-manager began to turn over
his papers, and hurriedly placed one or
two thin, narrow slips beneath the eye OF
the great man.
"These are some of the casts" he
said.
"No,n broke in Macready, impatiently
pushing them from him; ;"I'm not partic-
ular as to who plays the minor characters,
but should like to know who is my
Iago, Uric, Macduff, ETC."
The stage managers face frightened
"There, | think, we can please you
We have gentleman you have played
with before"
20, indeed. Where did meet himN
"At Bristol"
"At Bristoll Whenl'
"Two years ago"
Bring my book of engagements" said
Macready to his agent.
The volume was produced.
"Bristol, two years ago" mused Mac,
ready, as he turned to the pages. why
he said, starting suddenly up as his eye
fixed upon the entry, sit was the worst
company ever performed with. Paunce'
ort-Pauncefort! Is he my second"
roared the tragedian.
"Certainly," replied the manager.
O,heaven help me ~ answered Macready
striding up and down the stage.
why" said the other, following him,
che said he was fayorite of yours"
"a favorite!"
"Yes; he said that while you found
fault with everybody else, you did not
once find fault with him"
"With him-no! With the others there
was some hope, but with him there was
nonew
, 1878-05-17
A Baby Saving Its Mothers Life.

NJ. and Madame Henri Schneider went
to the ball given on the occasion of the
marriage of the King of Spain. 1t is a
considerable distance from Madrid to
Crcnzot, and Madame Schneider on ar
riving home few days ago, was greatly
fatigued Two days and two nights Of
railroad travel had completely exhausted
her. It was evening, and she told her
servants that she needed complete reposc,
and added above all things let nobody
come into my room tomorrow morning
before ring the BELL However, during
the absence of Madame Schneider, her
people had proposed surprise Tor her.
They had at last succeeded in making
her little daughter walk. The child WAS
a rosy baby who up to that time had not
been able to advance single step. They
were anxious to show Madame Schneider
the newly acquired accomplishment OF
her baby, but the orders were strict, and
this was a great disappointment. But
in the morning the nurse could no longer
hold ont She thought that the mother
would forgive an indisCtetion SO well
justified, and, notwithstanding the order,
she knocked at the door There was no
response. She went in, and staggered
back, uttering a cry, Madame Schneider
was stretched upon her bed motionless,
and apparently dead. She was sutiocated,
A crack was opened in the wall through
which the smoke from the chimney en-
tered the bedroom. An hour later and
nothing could have saved her. 1t was
three hours before she became conscious.
She is not yet completely restored. But
had it not been for the good fortune of
the first steps of that baby However,
we ar. happy to announce that she is out
of daHer. - M0niteur UniUerSa.
, 1878-05-17

WHY GIRLS CANNOT THROW STONES
The difference between girls throwing
and boys is substantially this:-The
boy crooks his elbow and reaches back
with the upper part of his arm about at
right angles with his body, and the fore
arm at an angle of forty-tive degrees; the
direct act of throwing is accomplished
by bringing the arm back with sort Of
snap, like the tail of snake or a whip
lash, working every joint from shoulder
to wrist, and sometimes making your
elbow sing as though you had got a
whack on the crazy-bone. The girl
throws with her whole arm rigid, the boy
with his whole arm relaxed. Why this
marked and unmistakable difference ex-
lists we never learned until, at some
what advanced period, we dove into a
book of physiology, and learned that the
clavcle, or collar bone, in the anatomy
of female is some inches longer, and
set some degrees lower down than in the
masculine frame. This long, crooked,
awkward bone interferes with the full
and free action of the shoulder, and that's
the reason why girl cannot throw a
stone.-Home Journal.
, 1878-05-17

A SINGULAR WoMAN.-The Princess
Metternich, who played such conspicu-
Gus part in the Paris Of the Second Empire
as The wife of the Austrian Ambassador
and the intimate friend Of the Empress
Eugenie, has lost her father, and is just
about to part with one Of her daughters
in marriage. The Princess was a niece of
her husband, her father having married
the daughter Of the famous Austrian di.
plomatist by his first wife. Her father
was an eccentric and remarkable person.
He was Hungarian magnate, Count
Maurice Nagy-Sandor, whose feats of
horsemanship were famous even in that
country of horsemen. He thought moth
ing of riding up flights Of stairs and
over dinner tables set with all the array
of a banquet. His daughter, though alb
solutely the reverse of beautiful, by her
daring temper, her wit, her grace and her
originality, made herself social power
both in Austria and in France. Her en-
tertainments at the Castle of Johannis-
berg, which with its rarest vintages be-
longs to her husband, have taken their
places among the "social events" of the
current century. Her eldest daughter,
the Princess Sophie, who inherits her
singular i'll looks and her not less singu-
lar attractions, is about to marry Prince
Emile Of Oettingen Spielburg, a member
Of one Of the noblest Of the great Sua-
bian families.-NeD York World.
, 1878-05-17

A GENTLEMAN from the North stopping
at Jacksonville, Florida, recently wan
dered off on little forest stroll, and soon
came upon q tumble.down old cabin, at
the door Of which was seated a venerable
white man, with eyes blinking with age,
and his snowy hair falling thickly about
his shoulders. He was watching little
darkey, about fifteen years old, gathering
palmetto roots. The gentleman from the
North engaged the ancient forester in
conversation about the crops, etc, and
found the old man intelligent and well
informed about his surroundings. "But
as to wages now," pursued the Northern
visitor, show much do you have to pay
hired help down here2 Take that little
nigger gathering roots there, how much
do you pay him dayi'
The old man hesitated a second or two,
and then slowly said, skeining his long
white hair through his fingers, "Well, to
tell you the truth, stranger, Pm not much
on wages myself. The fact is, that little
boy gathering roots out there is my wifes
SON."
The Northern gentleman had no fur
ther questions to ask, more particularly,
perhaps, as "that little nigger's" mother,
big colore6 woman, came out of the
cabin about this time with big pair of
tongs in her hand, carrying blazing
coal for the old mans pipe.
, 1878-05-17
GOFlnOiaspIIrs

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and 2i7 Sutter street, San Francisco p o. Box SIi