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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

An interesting paper was read nj q
recent meeting of the Royal Society on
Experimental Researches on the fem.
psrature ~ the Head" In which the
writer. DIR. Lombard. showed that mea.
tai activity will AT ono. raise the tenn.
pcraturr 81 the head. and that merely
10 excite the attention has tbs same IT,
feet IN n less degree. This !. a curiou.
result. NJ appearing IA show that any
thing u the nature ~ voli,ion involves
n waste II nerve tissue which IL not In
volved In involuntary perception aud
observation. There IL ne difference, we
believe, between tbs tsmp.rntur. ~ the
sleeping body aud that ri the waking
body and II the head. ~ long q. no at
of effort !. involved. But " even the
least intellectual effort raises the tenn.
perature Of the head atoye that which
IL reaches In amused and idle Observe
ton, II would seem Ia show that there
IL n waste involved In yolition which
belongs to NO so-called automatic ac-
ton 81 the mind. And that 4. itself a
fact Of no slight significance -Loaioa
Spectator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

ccurt~ss. tcgt~sfsscr, snd al the Ami.
able muS-i. and grsr-s that arv tho soul
II hcuae hsppiness 1hv sctt ~ NEE
sho dtspls, all their sus,li, and 30
likeness ia the .,rv~-, or Of their basi.
pess risr., aud saw tho si.,ttrs. ard
snlks. snd ~sourpos., aud all The evil
brsd NJ dv,iiish dt.psitlons Tia, the,
cbstaci.titc bt the cra,cni.n, eaphem
isin II "m,-ais' sell we have eur
opinion ~ them. aud II they gill came
within rsngr, ~r dna', mind expressing
II pri,aicl, la, Ne arv afraid u would
not lcs,k yell IA print
The whole trit- II homc Nrsns. -
uicn who make the rntirr household ~.
Sol,e sr,und them ~ the c.u,.r. whose
tongues av chronicsll, "furrvd' In
the morning. and nerves ~ ap.-, In the
cVuning tina, III. family mus. A~cp ~.
lcnce white the, read and SMOKE; Who
cant tssr" the noise II innusont aud
natural mirihfulncss, who hsv. Ia I've
,oadir,l and tended aud humorvi they
ought all ~ thcm Ia IL du~nmcd la pass
their days IN n shabby g~ntc.l t-,Arhing
house. without sight II wife ot children
with hash for breakfast. warmed over
pancakes Tor lunch, and lean ms-k~rrl
aud centennial hens for supper. with
tho lodg~r overhead always l~sArning
the irumlonc and ser, ant girls tina,
steal the hair-oii They don't deserve a
home, aud no man do~s who viii du
nothing Ia make IT, For mans rights
do not include the RICH, Ia all the com.
forts ~ u home without any II the work.
ar worry, ~ sacrifice, ar ,hough,fulnc.,
and well.doinc incident Ia its c~rration
and maintenance,
\ good many men think they have
done their full duty II they pay the bills.
more ar les grudgingly. Hut onc nigh,
~ well trN Ia warm a room with n Dire.
place aud n pair IL si~lycr-pla,cd aud.
lr"ns, aud no fuel or fire, as la max, a
home with money. Tn, money simply
makes u place for the home; Ia com.
plci" II the man mus, put In himself,
aud the h's, part oi himself n, tina, -
Ooidon Rui,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
rms: ssoa4,

We parted c.r ~ ., ,hs sarien gs,.
When shs dee 80 90 n. Ass,Arr,
Ard ! promisrd my hove ~ cwn, ,.cs b. he
NV the p@esesn, ss,unan .cathcf--
That .e t~aia migAi cyl
whse the leave. ssrv 81.
Aai hive and love tog-'her
! cut rc . tr,ss tron hsr nj, bt,pa hair.
AZ ki-.ei her hps ~ cher,
And gave her . rtng 10 the OH ,imr so4d
With . s,onc like the rpoaa,alu tvrr,-
A. clear and hiae
A her ewes y ere true
sscos eyes, a. b-xhi ADD merry
III seAith % nv hove IL al I hive
To give you, - she sAid. In turning
The Gold that ~.sr.-bk. the rsi,,nt star.
In ycode' blue rsul, burning
And ] took th- trust
As mortal must
Whose ssul for lo,. IL yearnmg
Fate kept us apart Cor inaay y-sr.,
And the blue srA RULED h~tSrrn N.
Though ] Kissed each Ia, the nut. bnosn tres
\ And made fr-.h vo~s,o Venus
Ttl .oasht NV bride.
Aud Fate dencd,
That had failed from hove to ~esn u.
l found NV love al the garden gate
When the dew ~as on the heather,
And we to ala we're ~ri al The little k,rk
In the pleasant autumn weather,
And the gold thu, wear.
Nos soothes m, cares.
\ &c live aud love tng.,bei.
-Phaaiephis T,.se..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

"Wsi's a.. 'tssi lei silver e~issessr'
asA~i tbrle Rrmus YESTERDAY thssi
Miss sail, r~siin' 'h,at H. asd asey
h.T ha, she ssy dat ! mus' ~ Mas
john. an dcn ~ Ms. John. 81 Me-
john 90, mus' ~ let d"s- ng..seysp~r
mra ~si Aict up si 10 d~,li,a.ai
t-l'csv dat ~ss the lsng~ ',ie~ ia, NJ
u.rd
On. that. al settled tacls R-ma.
everything Is nsci
W h. hiit 10 e,grisi han In ~ game"
The ssl,rr. m"n 1hrs d,ds't csrv,
all their r"tsls, but, the, arr ,clsrAfl,
veil satisfied
"Whsis 4. up.hn, 90 &c ftscAs J.uf''
Why. 80 Arv a. have IN. OIL fash
,on~i dollar-the old silver dollar thu,
suited 49, we'll"
Il nett. ds, I Amt sut mine III"
"ph rs Ia, .,s,n vet The, will ~
put IN circulation Ius, o. fa., q. the
minis q make them
"Whsr 'hcu,s In 10 'srinhl, you s,,sxk
I'm 4 sr,,in. toss' How Gar bach fum
lie ma va, ra.hans cat, lie .ksis dus
you reckon I lse'
oh, the silver dollar. viii t- rircu.
lated Just iikc an, other money. You
~, u u YOU earn II"
"lta,' ,cr scramble sr,,r 4, same ~
h"fc'F Welt, den. in r-gari, ter das
silver bill. I'd q h~-n whsr de llule
b", ~us when he made q mouf at ~
| COW"
"Whcr Was that, tnole R.mu.r''
'on dc top rail 81 dc tens. Hut dar's
q nudicr pint. boss, continued the old
man. rejecting atcw moments. II hear
talk dat desc ,.rr Mexican dollar. sin,
up ter lie high.~a,-r MARI In dor, wuf.
ness"
We'll, ,hos. who pay YOU . Mexican
dollar will r,Sc you u nickrl ,o mskc
nP the value that l., II you call their
attention To- II"
Den don't gtt de- nickel, cas-. y sIl.
,rr dollcr's good nuf fur me, w.dder
she's United States. az wrdd.r she's fur.
rim Nob"dy don't hs, Ter ,cr c,aS me
| fcr ter take \ silver dull.r."
Uncle ksmus sat thinking = few min.
uies, and procc"dcd
NO, much. Not dis season. Wen
Mars John gimm" my wages I'll tskc
de Me>ikiu dollcr an lei dc nioklc Ter
him an his muddor. In Law ter TER FIGHT
bout, an I'm blc.t Il ! don't b'lceye
lie ole 'oman'd mount, i'm an gougr i'm
fer n heap less dan dat Ain YOU ~, q
buckle, cr water dat yon wan, brung.
bussg"
Whercai the old man ,oldlcd oa la
the pump. Atlanta Consf,ist,caai,st.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
Dosasv - OoOs owl OAUA,

ssys ti,mls, IN M t.csnuy Issued sosA, TIE
uistosy ~ Nee tesk assts, .Ihe AZ, Mes 80
- shen the hcesssc,a~s ~ haesslty sesv 81
lowed Ia live IN tH0SststsSs tswessyetk ~is
sserthcss, thsir lsfsss vsr-css0t<Ns~sA TO-DAY
%. eresfsrs.~s ~ the y~op,s ths mes sko
devote ths.t 1--we cad saesptes " ~ ,~sss,esss
~ humanity thsss ss~ tbs men stsaH tls
se.,d dei'shss IA has',s. esd shosa n r.sss,ts
~ith ps'ecelY ~s"~tnnes - - earwest wswkes
ZOE the seifAse ~ bic fsilos .sssa, ~, d \.
Fierce has sun theft Vsso~st sympathy and
cs,-.m, While scehiae b, ~ Uds ssvvaas
usa, h" he's hssssas . ystpse ssssssH ussM.
Vet The tsnnD.ns~ fpttaas esiAlsct up,a kius ~
. ewnsfous Ieotle BE- kosrJs ao4, too Isvss,s
IN The ofectios ssl cssstiishss.at ~ ,nssttu,
ttoos directly roatttbutis- a. tho pubiss ssssi,
she I~"pas thas srsitstnN ~ ~, tnssaf vAS
toosFs . nee usssninS ~ ussi t~avlifnl TIVE
cn'1 .uscpsn ~ os.tths ,svsi vpA W sss~ss
No'"d IN e'sh pass<r and private NJ. ~ NJ
nns~ ewing 'st.qvssy sad sii ,hnss ssssNwa Wv
high snnesnx shsss fee o,es, sksss sassses sh~
Easlar, stale 10 jsssl, prosA " snsestls uiss,
bes NIL al bses~ Ae'ath,ss. yst sArssd NJ ~
aAniaupn shteuy ~ssrsnshlr to tn ns.st dlsrsim
mating AMI yell bslsne.i jsdgssa,. his fsAess
,sfesf prants~s IA H. uas ~ unpassllslcd o.,
u,iiJ and us-fulssss. siiy suppismsntinr the
vol he has ALREADY accomplished. by . tfs a
oDec noble IN sQ0st, envish's ia ne evsna ~
suIts While br fiert-'s scoius ana sasy9v
have son Tor him ~ eovlsb,s . p,siilea on tbs
records ~ . nation, having tess elected Asns
es y, : ,e,.%hclm,ng mstHtiy. ~ justly
Tor him Q ~, morv dssisshis p,ese 10 he 1.ssssS
al . grateful people. Hts 0p,Aep MsAleai the.
ooscy and rsvo~its Prescriptions have hsosshs
hesl,h and hsppss~ss Ia ten thossaaa hs,ass-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

Hcsssts caase, ,siA tAs kaslAA iAa.
suas~ hat shen they tell Q pirslc per.
" ~ ,~sv~. Hs o. clearly ueAers,c-~i
90 u u,t~r~i BY tho acss grammatical
v-r.aa,
Tho d,a.r~asc t.e,svsa rsiias . kes.s
ssd . hobby !. aid Ia soasssta Ia
this. tbs, onr . rv, 20 . hasss ., AL
time. hot "ece oa q bobby . mas eAs
seser sri 90
An itahman. On ~~,ns . s~ss~l very
heavily laden. and .'ar~iy Af-,yv The
water, eStx~, s,eisimeL. s't'rca mr.
~,-t u tho river ~s. hut . itsle higher
N. ship ~o~la 6, 3. the hesism."
fcsnNis \AT~i t,ar) "Msmmas . is-
4, ., schca k.ss~si me to-day" Nam.
ma INA she, iesr' hor~ y~a A,ss~d
hef hsct" frsnA lvrty isdhsuAssiy,i
Missed her ha"A' No. , iida'L. I Asss.A
hof ch~cA."
Tits. ~ rsnA are no, c,,assstvi hy
the LAYS - tho tsit~t S,A,cs. shousk
,h,s 10 only ow~ ~ sk~ r~Assas chr %
n~,~f 49, boarding h.ss~ huilss alluded
la In the Constellation.
An eastern rsref has tor l.s msttp
The pen 10 m,gh,ier than the suord.
but the sc,ss,rs Arr eass~r so handle
Solomon dlin', ~, s~sy With all ,he
Wisdom
"DN-s ~ n sis,cr Aanie ever say any
thing ass,a, W-r ssAcd an ansica. ios.
~ ~ . little H,h "Nss" ~ss che rv-
ply, ''she said ,hs, u had rv-sAsfs 90
your .hccs they'd msAc . n,es cradle
Tor nay doil"
'N.ys." said = rural .chcoi TEACHER.
'kncwl~dgr never c'smcs ~ithcu, ssct.
ing stick q pin ,hctrr" And then,
~ he she, ny FROM his seat lilac . ja-A
IN tho tssx. he offered Q rv~ari af i've
dollars Tor tho ,cy ~ho had stuck tho
pin there.
4 hls"A eyed man IL always tho most
jealous II his wife; . gray eyed sae
th. mos, true and faithful, the brown
eyed the hcs, providers. and the blue
eyed always hoopccAed, rste your
rh"icr, girls
Nothing destroys The appetite quits
90 gai"hiy y che announcement that
Joncs, ~ whom you have jus, agreed
Ia sccept ten cents IN the do,ias. 10
going ! a. Europe With his family ~
spend q year. Tn tho bright leAicca II
chcsk there 10 ao such ~ord o. fail
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

lr. nslmes h n Nov .


The kindly autocrat. DR.. Oliver Won.
dell Holmes, has been writing. say. tho
New York Tr'ca"s. n pleasant letter Ia
Master Holmes Dunlap. nh ctghtycar.
old Tcnn.sscesn. whose parents az al.
mircd III. Doctor tina, they gave their
son his name. The little fellow wrote
n pretty. childish le,tcr Ia the autocra,,
adding this postscript "p. n. Nv liz
tie sister said IA mamma a. ibuddy
is writing Ia n poet, think ] shall
writs "a Shakespeare And thus DR..
Holmc. aUswcrod MY Dear Little
Namesnke Il have 80 mary letters that
] u not do more than answer you're IN
a very few words. am glad that You
so Ia school, aud hav. already learned
to write aud do sums In arithmetic and
find places on the maps. -uppos, YOU
know where Boston II. where { live. I,
is n pretty large city. hut What do YOU
suppose ] saw this forenoon on, NJ the
window 81 my library II Was n aock
~ wild ducks In the Charles river.
swimming about just as much y, home
rs " they we're tame ducks In n pond.
We have had a very great snowstorm.
Yesterday ] -aw n boy, not much bigger.
] suppose. than You are. stand On the
top ~ a snow-drift. and his head was ~
high as n street lantern on III. top ~ =
tall post wher. u was placed. Am
sorry that cannot do everything tina,
every good little boy wants me Ia. !
am sorry that ] cannot write you a
speech. but you nee ] havs written you
n letter. BE good and industrious and
oscdient, and then you will do credit
Ia the name your father has given
you. Kiss your little sister and tell her
there are no ~postoficcs where Shsk.
spenre In now. Your friend.
OLfvEH WENDELL HOLnEs."
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
Mems Part In

Nlost ot tbe preachWtnts we have
g from the texts Of happy homes hav,
been aimed nj the women. This i nat.
ural enough. for they are the home.
makers of the world; and In n fu,ur,
number we shall .'join In the chorus
and also say something to the young
folks about their part In a work from
which no responsible member Of tn,
family ran In excused. But just now
We desire 10 nudge the heads Of the
households, and ask them how they ARE
performing their responsible part In the
realm Of home. Their forte lies in
breathing and enjoying the atmosphere
after somebody slss has made it-and
not . few can't get along aud make
known their authority without 'raising
= breeze" In It. Men are too busy. too
impatient and thonghtless. snd--itm must
be said Of some Of them-too selfish "a
do their fair share of that pre-eminently
millennial work. the creating Of a happy
home, wherein love rsigns supreme,
and amiability. affection. ch~ecrfulness,
JOY and peace, are the natural conditions
Of family life.
Now In certain things man has been
a constitutional shirk from the time NJ
Aaam-d IN. -sc;sn,iti, o.n,,.,na. ~.
isT NJ any Mar ,n III. ~
Man vii fob, To- ,h.;r honaa. G
m,Ls siar.s - ,hsm.aIva. o. III. ~.
;nsss On u,in,sio ,han. ban, IN. ~.
~nrobverbi,l man who ~n,,d AZ g.. y
woman, but would never bring M a
scuttle Of coal. they cant tell what their
children ARE. studying g school, who
- ~ood o. ~, 80 I.s.H, ..ss
oi.s,sa, ,.,har n,s, any"nins
-oarntn, ~ a~.n. ny .o
=. .SP.s Hsro sa' Ia.,
r., NM S.,n.. 80 a.. ,aiu
snJ h"I;Js,s .an vuus
..h.eo,ns :.o.a,...a ,-;,S M" LIN.
Re-, ~a rns;r,.;n 80.
Tn. ,o ~. ss.s.. -. "s
IN a.. 1890. VIII
snv. He ~rrory. sh.," ~" h"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
Ilsne.

II has often been remarked that tl,s
French language contains no word ana
logon. 10 our word Home" .Naison !.
perhsps the nearest approach " II. I'm,
that word conveys ~ ihs mind nothing
more than the English word House"
This peculiarly u the French language
may bs accounted for by this ~pecuIiar
social characteristics II the French PEG.
pie. They live msialy 10 cities aud vii.
lagos. and nowhere msiatsin that full
system 1t household economy common
70 the English speaking race. The
house Of . french family IL but Iittls
mare than . logging. They eat n csinss
and restaurants, and their recreation ID
almost wholly found si the theaters,
pnbile balls. parks or other public 70
sorts. The home circle y Q place
of mutual and exclusive family amuss-
Epent, Instruction or entertainment ID
almost unknown In France.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

Or N. method ~ burnisg our bodies after
death, created sosn< littie stir IL this costntsy
but met 9Th very little fsvw. To place ous
child. our mofh~s 90 father into . kDt oven,
after death, and Ia stand snd ssss ri ~ sspaa
rrtsping, farming sod csspysrs4oa tBLp 3 feu
ounces II asles, 10, IN our sssimsfissi. esusl
aod sinful Nos ladies, you -bo are .udsnns
fnss srns female compliant. vi.o have tsoorss
Irregular, ~ have pssDs and sss~s, hyst<strs,
b~sfsonsnes. and general yry~tsslloa. % sdvisS
you 10 U.s. Engtisb fetssis BItters 81 Dacs, sed
clsi,H . nsv issss upon yOa hives . uos.
dsrf1l female regulsLog, and slsp . ustrt sud
US rsfni tonic. eurny chnoals eases tn 81 Ia.
eT.dlbly shset time,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

An od pAyssasa rssiss1 fsua Dsssssas
s:.,'x : 49, ~ ~ 1csds =, .
simIAs vegetables sewsdy. ts ~ spnaAJ
snd p~rnisspt esss II ossessmvttas, bsu1
chists. eAtesSh. esehsns, ssA IN thscea' -
lung shsctIons, siso . p~oelavs ed radical cur
fcs sssvoss Astthsy and eli nsvvvus essspiatals
After having tsstsd ~ vondssfui eussvvs poe
10 make u hsovn Ia iis ssasstse 1sitovs
Artnstsd W this Dotivs, sad . desse u ~
iievs human suffering, ! wi ssssd frssp n charge
=? ell vbo desire u. This rsesps vtaA full dire
unbs Tor preparing sud nsins In 1sessSs
FyeseA cd ksgsdsH. Sent Ny mail by address
Ing With stamp, nsmiax MI: t.frs
IN Pours's bto~h, nsshestsr. Nsv Yovt,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
The Coming uan.

The looming man. will certainly be
q marvellous creature. His prophets
are on every baud. and u one and al
the omens are full VI the wonderful
thiuu be- will devise and DO. He IL, 10
be sure. long in coming" We evil
de1eiy have not yet seen him but his
~progenitors, ut least, may be- said To
have arrived. II is amusing. i=deed. to
see how the prophcsied .'coming man"
~ he is portrayed by this or tha, locker
into the future. is found 70 be endowed
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
Robin Hood. Miracle.

TalIs fNit WA inc Iut'si ~ sutEW bu
In the days IL Robin Hood long were
the that gnrm.n,ed tho forests
with green. and bright were the autumns
that browne the ihickc,s aud co,crts
from which the mcrr, hunters. clad In
lincoln-grccn, started the deer. The
silver horns of Robin noosts merry men
divi led Ia the morning and their notes
were lost In the great. deep forests.
hut they blended again Mt evening.
cchoing NJ first from afar and then
drawing near.
Thci. merry wcrr the tales 81 the
hunters, ~ the red morn rose In the
dusky shadows, aud poured her light
over the fores, like a silver sea.
Robin Hood performed u mos, won.
dcrful miracle In his day.
Perhaps. though. YOU may no, think
!, 50 wonderful after all.
We will tell II To YOU. rs n very old
ballad told IL Ia US.
One day. Robin. being In n merry
mood. took il into his head Ia 90 into
the kings highway v the Disguise Of a
friar. lie pu, on hood. gown. crucihx.
and beads. and walked off slowly. look
ing very dcmure and woe-bcgone.
He had no, gone far when he met two
lu,,y priests, clad all i" black and riding
"B.ned'ci'' he said, have pity ON u
poor friar. who has been wandering since
morning. without meat or drink"
''ln the name ri the virgin" said one
of the priests. 1--WE came, help thee.
We've been robbed. and haven't "A
penny Ia helm ourselves
Robin laid hold ot the priests robes,
and drew him from his horse. Robin
was so a "A man that ,hs priest could
not resist aud "hen he commanded the
other priest % ~di-inonnf, he dared not
disobey him.
You say, YOU have no money said
Robin. Neither have l."
You know how 10 pray" said
Robin.
Yes, said the priests.
Then vi us MI fall ON our knees. we
three together, and for money we will
pray earnestly. and We will soa what
Heaven will send"
The priests knclt down.
NOW, pray" aid Robin:
Ihey prayed vyry dolsiully;. AZ last
they began " weep q wiring their
hands. Then Robin began n dance.
ihe priests prayer became more
ooisIhi than W Hut Robin said
fray! Fray
They prayed n very long time.
NOW put your hands Into your
pockets. o ~ II you have received
An answer 70 your prayers"
The nrst priest felt In his pockets.
then rolled up his eyes very solemnly
ana SAID
Nothing.
LET me feel" said Robin.
The priests now looked more troubled
nan ever 800,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

kIsp FstssDt--f vflt~ TO-DAY a. Lee 200
ksJs shat ! thisk III yo.r medicine 1 issush,
fDf IN, stfs she has bers ~eoustslDs Or the
last year snd . half Hsvs stwsys had . phy.
sisisu Tor hes. hat abe hes iousd no .eltrf from
their irs The bsasis l kos fsoss yos \
nos DessiJ, pssa W, And n seems thst tks
the coughing IN sytns eIHal Hss ths0ss r
slso ssfI ssTe. sod sAe s~sfps to fseI that II Il
Assys fIied W. Hss cough mskss kss vsvy
siek and veSh stJi pDv sssd yoa g fos AZ
Lns' Flee, Ia 10 seps W wssm0ss, i've, q yyu n.
E.sp~uasiiy. NICHOLAS JEpsEx,
waassvs, HsasAs sosssv, Rsnsss.
IaSSssry a., ISIS.
Pres ~ bsAts, otl0 sis bo<uSs sos q %.
Kspssas chasgss pstA. ksnssbss, every 6esis
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

II shall die happy" said an expiring
husband 70 his wife, who wss weeping
most dutifuliy by his bedside. iii you
will promise moi IA marry that object Of
my un~cessing jealousy. your cousin
John-" Mako yourself quite easy.
my love-" ssid the prospective widow.
Il I'm engaged tn his brother Bill"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

6rs~ss~nt~V Vegetable Pills have t>ea o.
heo.i~axsA ~ e,., INIT, Ysss 70 w. : ess
tsia cur fm nesAsske, Iivss CesnpsaisN. Dis-
ess.. u OG~ssioa, b~iiloass~ss. ssl tsvsss II
ell kisda 1hss- p<is 80 9TH gvvst mildsess,
and stl sestse hsslth 70 ttoss ss0s9ag fcpm
usssssi Detsiity Nod Nesvpasssss f.Zcs M.
pcs bos essA ss Akasasr.
OaAsvssssa On. ~ osaAs ~ n Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

lSooeo l;sb1s.-Evsy oas II prse-
IDEALLY familiar vtth eoNnmos colds. Ths ebi-
bssss sad sbiyss1nG, ths daiissas I'D ianevos,
uAs sosehsss at " throat, palm IN tke kesd,
and stuffed pnsesflA. We would r-spospmsnd :
tiassly Ne 81 nsdasn post<s's Casstivs Cough
xuii disscssoa On each bottle. 1nAii bottles
= osots.
Tvs ssoTssas YsAss svsys nAsss epsd
ks~aA
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

Friendship In the medicine for oil
m~isfortuass; bst ia~grsitude dries up
the fountain of Ill g0odssss.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-25
County Court

The following entries have been made
upon the probate records during this week:
Estate of Henry E. Fischer deceased.
Claims allowed.
Estate of Otto Loebner, deceased. In
ventory and appraisement bill fled and
approved.
Estate of Aaron Thompson, deceased.
Report of sale Of personal estate filed and
approved
Estate of Peter Earheart, deceased,
Supplementary inventory filed and ap-
proved.
Estate of Magdalena Cewe, deceused.
Report of sale of real estate by admins
traitor fled and order approving same
entered.
Guardianship of minor heirs of John
Rosenquist, deceased. Report of guard
ian filed and approved and petition for
discharge granted.
Guardianship of mino. heirs of Eric
Wennerlund, deceased. Petition for let
tiers of guardianship by Henry P. Oakley
Bond filed and approved and letters issued
Estate of John @. Wynkoop. deceased
Proof Of death filed. Petition for letters
of administration by Edith r. Wynkoop
widow of deceased. Bond in the sum o.
$4,000 fled and approved and letters
Issued.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-25
A Rare Opportunity.

Wells Peoples Dispensary 90 81
90 Monticello Ave-, Jersey City, N. J d,
has made arrangements with some OF
the medical men of New York City
whereby they will give for the bene-
fit of this Dispensary) free advice to all
who have not the means nor conven-
fence of visiting n. Y. This is a
chance in lifetime. and all sufferers
from any chronic disease will be for
tunate in securing the leading medical
talent from the centre of medical sci
ence,. The only expense to The Patient
being the nominal cost of medicines
necessary to the case. The great variety
of disease New York Physicians meet
with in private, Hospital l. Dispense
tory Practice, peculiarly fits them
for intelligent judgment in difficult
cases. All diseases treated, Lung,
Throat, Heart, Brain, Nerve, Blood,
Skin, Kidney, Bladder, Urinary. Gen.
ital, Eye. Ear, Liver &c SC. All at
liberty to write-Give full symptoms.
Address as above.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-25
Fat People easily suns,ruck.

Fat people are not only liable to sudden
deaths from heart disease, apoplexy, etc.,
but statistics show that they are more liza
BILE than others to "sunstrokes" and affec-
tons arising from extreme heat An ex-
tensive experience in the treatment of COR
pulence has resulted in the introduction of
Aliens Anti-Fat, q safe, certain, and
speedy remedy for the cure of this terrible
condition. Its use insures reduction of
from two to five pounds per week. If cor
pulent people who are exposed to the rays
of the sun value life. and comfortable exis-
tence. let them use ALIENS Anti-Fat.
Sold by druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-25
Personal.

c. L. Miller, W. 9. Hyde, New York
j S Wells, Brazil, S. A.; D P Grier, John
Fl Francis and S r billiard, Peoria; John
Kritzinger. f H Greene. Chas FL Besley.
Chicago; Geo W Light, Detroit, Mich.
w Moody, Quincy, ILL.,; G Il Shulinbargar
st. Louis, are among to-day's arrivals at
the Harper House.
T. ". Burns. GaIeDa, A. Fl. Johnson
Indianapolis; w FL Lawrence, st. Louis;
W w Davis, Colinsville. Iowa; Mrs Watt,
Morrison, ILL.,; Mrs. Dodd, Canton; j D
WATSON, Marble Rock, Iowa, are among
to-day's guests at the Commercial House.
w. A. Milligan, w. Fl. Stewart and
wife, New York; Il O Felts, Rockford.
H.; A S Young, Chicago; j A James,
Philadelphia; L. Sanders. New York; w
W Durant, agent Howe's London show
are among to-day's arrivals at the Rock
Island House.