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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18
Aeting snder Rxeltxusnt.

There IL great fear. ON tho part ~
some amisbic persons who write for the
public. lest. in certain excited move
mcnts u reform. there should IN those
who will take steps for which they will
be- sorry. They argue from this that Il
!. not best 10 have any excitement q,
all. and especially that nothing sbonld
be- done under excitement. II 80 hap.
pens, however. that the path ~ prog.
ress has always been marked by suddea
steps upward and onward. There are
steady growth and steady going. II h
true. but the tendency "a rut-makiDg
and routine are ~ great In human ma
ture that II Is often only by wide excite
ments that a whole community IL lifted
and forwarded to a new level, Men of.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

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imst~a~s~ss. sishesAeh thsy sp~sate
w. Naatvless possibilities u sptesiss -
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sever ~ aytAsnx sas rys. sse~vs go
be- s,ets.m~nt A s~usuaaity .N~o
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

ucn ~ macy h. msis III. sh,- and ,ai,
ssrns isufnr, tvtafd, prNgr,. ~. ~
drp thc n9urv. thr un~llhnsue- q
msn ~ rv~e.uiFv she tat that the dsy
a vssilv scguifvj svNlth has g,snv 3,
Stai ths; foftubr, A. = tuir Gao unly ~
msir htiiv bv hi,le hA, uueh ~ a. ia
~prvsvfting Investment >atufAl lA~.
~ti otsmAtrly IcessAs Q rvm~i, Ani
ihs incf~aslas toaiesvy ro- rNh,laiol
Ia tsaA~ pcsn ansht is, es,mSnts .hos.
that the.~ srv alrvady cs,~ung g,4si ~
suit. ITsi, and general tusiacs. gfys,
pests tF the cvutjng ,pnhg az muyh
t~esi-f thar tbsy ~sre syAr sgo, sad
Nth = rVNtNAl e ~grnvrAlly AettNc bust.
hess the hard time. MI gradual, dt.
appear, tlStagh ou tlAache. q ~
dustfy vii 10 much siSwvf than other.
IN sharing In The fr,l,a -. tot The fr.s,n
that the, have tcrn iuot~ hcs,ii, over,
done. AMI ,hrrv b. less pfsmiss II "
riuneratiNr Investments ia them than
10 others Had - the time, have tren.
aud .,ill sV Ia the United States. thi.
coun,rt has had grvs,cS cSrmpiioH trsa,
them than ar, ether counti, IN the
world Thai 10 ~ SAY tie grvaI hnlk
II the people ~ the lnit-i State. sho
Nr- neither rich nor p~sor IN the sense
II kno~,ng u hat, rosvrty ,., nv Tar ,~,
ter "a than the great halk al the people
Il ANY other country iSiro,i Frt
49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

Times n this country II present are
what we msy call sshard;" and thsrs Il
no doubt that they xrs hard according
To the Amsgicsa seceptationof the term.
Large numbers IT men are out II work,
and many othcrsflnd only sufficient EN-
ploymcnt 70 keep body and soul togeth-
or. All ovc the country Q revival Of
industry Is a~nxiously awaited. but tho
long looked for it 10 slow In making It's
appearance. The road from depression
to prosperity Is not a rrpid n 90 trav-
ell. The descent from prosperity To de-
preston Is easy. IL il like the fall from
the cliff to the valley below; but the as
cent Is as laborious rs IL Is to Chamber
up the mountain side. The d~isinclina-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

The New SpeaAins nschine.

First the phonogrRRh and next the
aerophone. 1t was sufficiently startling
TO know that n machine had been made
which would talk with . voice entirely
human In IL tone aud articulation
which would repeat In any language q
song which II had heard. and VIA capa-
BILE II conveying N foreign lands or
centuries . speech impressed on
q sheet u tin-foil. aud there or then re-
producing II ~ Inde6nits number Of
times wIth ths in6scSIoas snd Intopa.
tons Of the odgtsaI voscs; but Sow. its
Inventor. Mr.. Edison, annouuces the
aerophone. which u, In fsst. . pAono-
graph with ts power treuswdously
increased. M. Edison ssys he will
make the sta.ue II Liberty EallRbsen.
ing the World. 70 stand IL New York
barber. repeat the Declaration ~ Inde.
pendence % that every word viii b dis
tinctly audible ~ svsSy dwsllsr On Men.
haitian Island; he win IN u 70 3 loco
motive and Il will shout, "'Clsar the
track = Number l26 II c0minR - Rab.
way Next ststios ElissbethW ~ will
tains win convsrss With earh othss miles
spnrt; be win faStss II ~ . lighs~kouse
and TIE keeper viii warn vessels % and
tell them where they NE. This roar.
Ing monster suggests awful possibilities.
u would destroy . good deal 0f kind
Natures sweet restorcr II II should sing
s.Trnmp. tramp. tramp, the Boys are
Marching" all night In . dcnsety pou.
lated neighborhood; but on the other
hand II could announce the ~whereabont,
Of fires. head OF runaway burglars by
describing their drsss and personal sp-
pearancc. and preach and sing ~ that
The people Of this city would not need
70 go "a church or opera. Whist an
auxiliary Of stump speaking would this
believing Typhon be In a hotly contes-
ted district - unless two II them got 10
going at once and refused IA divide
tinle' What an instrument Of SANDER
viii the aeropbone be in the hands Of
the malicious, IL occurs Ia w, by the
way. that this Mr.. Edison has done
enough. and ought not be- SLOWED %
prosecute his diabolical inventions any
further. Hi sbrain ought to be muzzled.
Will the sheriff Of Munlo Park please
to restrain him?-keD York Graphic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

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probabilities l~lag against HE hsvtsg
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~ new ~ h = shop. and v~~gasssso
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rrshis csrrss. after me- yelled sks
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shsv: b ne~ fope II Home. Cms
.n.mhet ~ The renasyNsaia Ssssas.
drnawd my rights - N Americas cts-
sss". vams sa ~ sAsvs4 80 hsvs NJ
n,assArhs waAed~
WIN The Senator Etye uAs1eMsps
Ashrd Tho customer on The ~ ySAeis.
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U1 hnM12001mW M knnn2 hk~ $3.50 -
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18
l1etnM Rn4lAriA

Chromo-ii,hography and phoso-en.
craving have enabted printers o repro
duce In blsck and white. o. In coiors,
the greatest works III art nj . very low
price. and In some cases Il requires an
expert 70 determlne the Imitation en-.
cravings or paIntings from the origin
ais. And yet the prejudice In favor Of
original engrsvings and Of oil paint
ings IL - great that their market price
has not been materially affected by the
invention Of new and superior process
es Of reproduction. Bad oil paintings
are much preferred by some people 10
good acknowledgements. aud the pro-
duction Of the latter seems simply "a
have extended the field for the sails N
works Of Art Indeed tho demand Tot
cheap (often bSd) oil paintings II now
large enough IN induce the production
Of such pictures ON the factory system,
and they are sold " dealers. and par.
~ticulSrly " art auctioneers." by the
dozen. The TvstNse recently described
the processes Of manufacture In New
York factories. Boys, using steacils.
clay in the greater part Of the picture
in oil colors. mixed for their use by the
artist who completes the painting
by some foreground work, much Of
which 10 done by the use Of . sponge
dipped In color. During the war oil
paintings II generals In the union army
were manufactured In q similar way.
boys laying In the figures. backgrounds.
etc, by the use II . stencil. and the
artist simply coloring y photographed
head. The Landscapes now male 1t the
manufactures In New York are genar-
ally twenty-five by t~hirty-six inches.
and with frames covered with Vienna
metal to initiate gold. are sold at from
80 To el0O u dozen. Smart auction
GERS. selling ssch pictures by gas light.
not unfrequcntly obtain for one picture
alone, IL gold, would be would be worth
&15 or e20. Sometimes they are sold
through the personal solicitation Of a
man representing himself 10 DO the art
list, and not unfrequenty the nanes Of
well knows artists, changed IN . lettsS
ofinitiAl, ase attached ~ the pIctures
To give them greater value. There u
another class VI cheap pictures known
n pot boilers," butthess are MOI fac
tory-made; they are the work Of real
artists. who are compelled - paint q
few pictures hurriedly that they may
get the means To live. and are not nm
frequently of gspuine Art value - sug-
gestions - sketchcs. The s.~buck-sys,'
% factoly-0sdS ptctusss, ~ rsguJsviy
sold In II large slti~. bet fad tisefr
best masket - tAs smaiIsr intssies
towns. whore they ere advertised n the
''private c0llSction'' a some wealthy
citizen Of New York OF Philadelphia
PhiiadetpASs Ledger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

VIZ have Ia Hart Cousty. n.y.. . mss
by ths name n william Bow msa. vh0
~ throws swsy 10 ths A~ppaias&ss
Mountains, North CaroliaA, wksa On
infant. and wAs found by an old hsar
and adopted " . cub. AZ fhs axs a
atDut ten years hs was csp.ursA tNd
hand snd loot, and thsa his esptsvs
found that I've could not talk. nos cosld
he be persuaded " iaks any food but
milk. which he sucked from u botsie.
showiag shss hs bsd lived sc!cly by ths
nursing NJ Tbs hear. Bowman n asw Q
farmer near OmsRA. and any one doubs.
ing the truth III this statement con hays
u verified by seeing him. Hart Cosssy
Three Springs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

BostoB Ter Cakes. One wsIl-hsstsn
egg, two tablespoonfuis ~ sugar, ons
cup 81 sweet milk. . spoonfulo n soda
dissolved In tbc milk. two tes~poonluls
cream tartar slfted into the dry nour,
two hesping cups u siftsd Aour. oss ~
blespoon melted butter; bsks u small
tins.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-18

The Elkhorn valley is settling up very
rapidly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-02

A Goop 0IYEa,--A pair OF handsome
exs chrorncs isohered az q gift to every
one that will send fifteen cents postage
stamps taAen) for three months SUB.
scription TO Leisure Hours, a mammoth
Is page (6l column) family paper, filed
with the. choicest literature, stories,
poetry, etc, by the ablest writer's. The
papers sent will Contain the opening
chapters OF . charming story entitled
Holden With the Cords" BY the author
OF "Shiloh," "My Winter In Cuba" etc.
To induce. every one to send for this
short subs crlption-which Is offered at
half price--the publishers, Ill. Patten
4 Co., 1872 William street, New York.
offer FREQ the pair of chronos which
are excellent pictures and worthy to
adorn any home. Money will be re,
turned 10 any one not satisfied that they
do not get twice its value. Sl,bC0 in
prizes is given tree to agents. 2.2-3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-02
TIE uAvANA EXCURSION.
A Very Interesting Letter From
Mr.. Frsnk Gallagher, Repre-.
sentative Of the Cairo
y Board of Tude.

lt NsA smsFg ~ E4s ysss,
Nj Wv BpAMp STR. 'SAa JAclNro,"
January Both, 1875.
M 'voci Rii~aboubp. Prsdcut Cairo Boar
of rrsls 81
SrR :-Thinklng, perhaps, some Ind
formation relative to the trip would not
be out OF place, and perhaps DO Of some
information to the board, complied the
following from what information could
gather. 1t was rather a difficult matter
to obtain much from the Cubans. on ac>
count OF their dialect conflicting some-
what. but gathered what informstien
possible from authentic sources, and pen
them hurrledly and somewhat peculiarly,
as 1t were; being on the steamer In mid.
ocean somewhat does away with posi-.
bility Of pen, and Ink. hope you will
excuse pencil scratches AMI blame the
steamer and not your humble servant for
all slips and radely constructed words.
| have cited the Havana -four market as
nearly as possible, which brings oil other
merchandise in their ratio under the sam
head,
Begging to be excused for shortness Of
letter, Yours respectfully,
FRANK GALr0uER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-02

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exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental over-wOrk, indis-
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system, is always, cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. %. II tones
up and invigorates the system, imparts
strength and energy--stops the drain and
reiuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years With perfect success Dy
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial, or S5 per package Of five
walls and 50 vial Ct powder. Sent by
mall on receipt Of price. Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company. 100 Fulton street N. Y.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-02
Ilontc Agnfn.

Ed. Braxton has returned to his old
stand in the Reiser building, where he Is
better prepared than ever to accommo-
date his patrons and the public WHO
may favor him with n call. lie has gone
to considerable expense In fitting up a
couple Of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm
provementS and conveniences. He EN-.
ploys only frat class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to IN style and will receive
courteous treatment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-02

Post. La all Of which we heartily con,
cur Ptts. c. GLAND do We most
heartily Commodore, Shake.-[ Lo,.is,
rtle C6nrisT.JoVnaI.
Yes, and coun, US in by large ma
]ority. Long live the Commodore.
The Iron Mountain with two empty
barges passed to 81. Louis night before
last.
Another vessel wrecked, and over 200
lives lost ut Kitty Hawk, all in conse.
quence OF tho disconilnuancc of the gov
eminent lights on that dangerous coast.
We tried once to convince Captain Dugan
that the way to make his business the
biggest thing out would be to-
have the government lights moved
at dangerous points or discontinued on
stormy nights, but somehow he did not
take kindly to the suggestion. This
news from Kitty Hawk shows the ter
rlble effects OF the disconununnce OF the
lights and may perhaps suggest to the
government the proprIety OF replacing
them "a soon as possible.
The Republican says: "Pllot Jno. Nc.
Culloagh has married Venice Kercheval,
Of Hockport, Indiana. The young lady's
father IL banker..,.,D Delivered by st.
Louis elevators to tho river on Jan, SO:
Wheat, $3.50 bushels; corn, 81 ,593 do;
oats, 5sl Do"
The Belle Memphis for Memphis, My
Choice and barges for New Orleans, are
due to-day.
Capt. A. J. Branch Ia here snperin.
tending tho loading Of the Jane Roberts
barges.
Captain Broth says the John W. Gar.
rett and barges will be here from New
Orleans on Sunday.
Yesterday morning. Captain George
Gilmore, while attending to his duties
about the coal fleet, slipped from the
gunwale Of barge and fell upon ono
knee and Injured the cop pretty severely.
II happened, however, that 1t was not a
serious injury.
The Wild Boy was out in the harder
snakipg barses around Tor people at u
lively rate yesterday,
The barge OF the sam Roberts came of
the dock yesterday, and will be loaded
for that steamer immediately.
Captain Owen Davis, former owner Of
tho Laura Davis. was In the city yestcr.
day on business.
The Eddyville takes 1900 or 1000
sacks corn to the Cumberland river.
When Bradley gets mad he crosses HE
t's with a heavy short. dash. Blu. tina,
occ'lls very sci ION.
The boys on the wharfboat are all
sporting trade dollar, now. They are
the prettiest kind of packet pieces. The
city national bank began p ,ying them
out day before yesterday we believe.
They each one look bigger than cart
wheel and brighter than the sun to
river editor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-02
RIVER NEWS.
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
JAMES N. WATSON,
Sergeant signal Service. Y. 3. !

From the Cincinnati Commercial:
WHEELING, Jan. 28.--rhere has been
quite n controversy between several dit.
ierent men in regard to the number Of
tons the largest steamboat will carry, or
II that Ia Impossible TO tell, what is the
greatest number Of tons any one boat has
carried. An answer to the above cues,
ton will greatly oblige, respectfully,
TIC. WILSON, JR
The Thomas Sherlock and the Charles
Morgan. will carry LOO tons; A. G.
Donally, New Mary Houston. Golden
City, Golden Rule and Golden Crown,
l,500 tons. The Ajax lowed from Louis.
Vile to New Orleans over 56S,000 bushels
OF coal, and the Jos. b. Williams Is pow
below Cairo, on her way from Louisville
To New Orleans with 80 boats and barges
In tow, containing cir hiGs.lred thousand
b,4shs,s, or str acres OF coat !--the largest
tow eyer taken down the Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi. The M. V. I. Co.'S. barges fro-
quently tow with one tug sspss thousoai
tons down the Mississippi TO New Orleans.
Ed. Com. e.
The two now going into New Orleans
by tho NJ. v. 7. Co.'S. steamer. Future
City, Will take rank as the largest freight
tow that ever went south by one steamer.
It contains over 200, 900 bushels bulk corn
alone.
Captain J. B. Brown Is going to build
u boat for the New Orleans and Bayou
Sara trade, to take the place OF the Allen.
lie Is now on the Ohio to receive bids
tor her construction.
Captain j. v. Reynolds has contracted
for new boat for the Cincinnati and
New Orleans trade, like the first Golden
Rule, but nine feet longer,
We booked the ldlewlld for last
evening, and walked up yesterday morn.
Ing to iiod that there was one day more
In this week than we expected. The
Itilewild leaves for Evansville this evening
sure, and the Arkansas Belle to.inorrow
evening.
The Ariadne leaves here at 4 o'clock
each evening for Paducah.
There 10 a letter on the wharfboat for
the Italian pilot Mishell kellou, now on
the Iron Mountain.
win, Hayes noticing the three disas.
tiers to the Jim. Flax, near Mound City.
In tho loss: Of her agent, engineer and
Oh aft, suagssts that che ought now to
change her name.
All our exchanges concur In the opin-
lon that $4,000 per anuum 10 . good
sum OF money to give up In support OF
the temperance GAUGE, but none Of them
seem to think 1t necessary to compliment
Tom. Davidson AA0 hH associates fur the
nerve they have shown In carrying out
their private opinions. We think Tho
CommoAors ylseegSes hestty commend.
Stions 10. standing up squarely In cup.
bort OF HE pelucipleS In 1 movement
which can not bot b . loss tor the prve.
) eat Aua sens tine " eons,-lst ksnis
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-02
SI0O Reward,

"The Peerless" is beyond all question
The Dest five cent cigar offered ior sale in
this market MIR. Fred reichman Is the:
sole manufacturer Of this celebrated
brand OF cigars, and ofleres reward OF
one hundred dollars to any person who
will find any In them but tho pure lla>
vsna filler with Connecticut wrapper and
binder. The Peerless has become a great
favorite with Cairo smokers, and the
jsmand for them Is constantly OF the
increase. The trade supplied on the
most reasonable terms. For sale by
Fred Teichman, Commercial avenue,
near Sixth street. jy3-2m.