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The New York herald., 1878-03-08
DISCHARGED CITY OFFICIALS.

THEIR APPLICATIONS FOR wRITs OF CKRrIo-
RARI WITH VIEW TO REINSTATEMENT.
Until the recent decision OF the Court OF Appeals
In the case OF clerks dismissed from tho now Fire
Department. holders OF oihce In any OF the depart
mcnts OF tho city supposed thata removal
rom such oico was fnalty, and that the only posi-.
bio Of reinstatement was proper political innu
encc brought bear upon shose having tho control.
ling voice appointments under the city government
Following ON the heels OF the Court OF Appeals
decision application Of various parties dis
charged from tho police force for wrs OF certiorari
with view TO reviowal by the Supreme Court OF the
such applicants is Captain Foley, AMI t Is also stated
that Captain Siebert will avail himself Of sho samo
only possibility OF his reinstatement
1he Injection Of certtorari has spread
to other departments and In the Department Pub.
iorm no less than SIX wrs cersiorari having oeen
granted by Judge Davis in the case OF dismissas from
the department.
THE LIST APPLICANra
Leading or the list OF applicants for such writ 10
Captain Roster, who had charge OF the Park police
He states that he was appointed policeman Ia 1855
that he aitcrward promoted to sergeant aud In
1870 was advanced 10 the rank OF captain which 20.
missed. Ho complains that his dismissal without
Next on Ins list is Mr.. Seth C. Douglas, who was
appointed superintendent Of Encumbrances In The
Park Department March II, 1875, his salary being
$1,000 u year. He was discharged the 27th or
juno IaSt, NO eioo CuimSs 8OOo reason LOT
such dismissal.
Isaac Evans was appointed clerk In the Department
Of Parks December /, 1871, ut a salary OF ST. 500
year. which was subsequently, raised TO $22Oo, thon
10 So O0O year. In January, 1876, his salary was
reduc,d 10 $2,750, and on the 3ist Of May fol.
loving was discharged. He alleges tina, two clerks
nov doing the work that be did, VINO receive an
aggregate salary OF $300O. Ho puts himself In the
same category Of removals without cause.
George Harrison, who comes next the list,
says that he was appointed IN tho samc department
July g. 1871, at salary OF 81 200 year. his duty
being TO keep u record OF the time Of aborers en-.
pioyed In tho Park. He was discharged on February
!, 1875.
Joseph r. Bolton was appointed clerk on January
90 1858, at salary Of 800 year. anu renamed In
Office until January ], 1876.
William T. Bcmis was appointed clerk In she Park
Bureau IN December, 1879 his salary being 81, 500.
He was removed on February !, 1870
All these parties put IN the same claim--that their
removals arc without proper cause. Upon the wrts
thus granted all these cases will como up for argu-
ment before the Supreme Court, General Term.
should this tribunal follow the recent rulings Of the
Court OF Appeals II is thought probable that every
clerk and employ6 Of the city government who has
been discharged within the last fow years will mako
similar applications 10 tho Court, win view 10 DO re
inatated.
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THE GOODWIN MYSTERY.
THE BODY TO BE ExuuMED-LETTER FROM
Mr.. GOODWIN.

THE BODY TO BE ExuuMED-LETTER FROM
Mr.. GOODWIN.
Deputy Coroner Miller yesterday expresscd deter
minaton TO mako . thorough investigation into the
cause Of the death OF Sarah Goodwin. OF No. 2i9 East
Twsntynrst street, who, Il Is alleged, was murdered
BY her husband on the 10th OF last month. IL was re-
ported to the Coroner that Mrs. Goodwin had re-
oeived injuries by falling on stove. and died 10
consequences. Deputy Coroner Miller took charge
OF the oase, and thero NO rca.
son 10 doubt the statement made by the
husband as 10 tho manner OF the woman's death no
post.mortom examination Of the body was made, aud
permit Tor ts burial issued. Tho funeral fol-
lowed day two later, and the matter was one OF,
record only In the Coroners' Office until yesterday.
whsn the HERALD published the statement OF the dead
womans sister the effect that, In her belief muf.
der had been committed SuDpGnus were yesterday
issued for number Of witnesses, and tho Ino uecs
which s TO DO hold to-day will be as thorough as pos.
CONTINUED ON NINTH PA0Rl
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
THE NATIONAL TRUST.

Tho dcpositors Of the National Trust which has
been in the hands OF Mr. William J. Best as receiver,
since December Is last commenced 10 receive their
second dividend yesterday. This was a twenty i've
per cent dividend which makes seventy.nve per cent
Of the deposits given to tbom so FAR Mr. Best not
only expects TO pay tho whole amount, but to have
something loft for tho stockholders The noxt d,vi.
dend will probably be paid by the beginning Of next
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sAsisnss in bankruptcy Of the estate Of John More
Milder at No 325 West Ffsyfourth street, who Jailed
IN February with liabilities amounting 10 $2b,1lL
Judge Larremore yesterday confirmed tho app oint.
menl OF Selah Chamberlain receiver for Gresneafs
Norris & Co.. tho insolvent brokerR
In the County Clerks ofhce there Was ned yester-
day the assignment OF Walter 3. Clark TO horaNo s.
Harris.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
VERDICT FOR DANIEL DREW.

The jury In the suit brought IN the Kings County
Supreme Court, before Judge Prats, by s. v. White
against Daniel Drew for Tho recovery OF 400 on
duo bili appeared in court yesterday morning alcr
being locked up aIl night, and slated that they
were unable TO agree upon verdict Judge
Pratt SAID that there had been two
trials Of the case NJ considerable expense, and he
would direct verdict TO be rendered favor OF the
defendant Tor $24, 000 Thts amount he stated TO be
the difference between the due pill ana the claim OF
r. urew.
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ADMITTED 10 PROBATE.

The will Of Joseph w. Alsop, merchant OF this city,
was admitted to probate yesterday IN the surrosase's
Court He gives all his real estate, situated IN the
town OF Middleton Conn, to his son, Joseph W. Al
sop, ana also all his rights and privileges IN the firm
OF Aisop n Co.. oil LAMA and Valparaiso, South Amer
ica and all other ms and personal properly 10
his wiie Mary oliver Aisop which, her decease 10
TO be gwen 70 hts son, Joseph W. Aisop. Tho execu
tors MrA Alsop and her son Joseph W. The
estate 10 valued at about half million Of dollarh
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

Tho nag over the Produce Exchange was 1t half
yesterday out of respect to tho memory Of Mr.
Jesse g. Rowan, member OF tho Exchange sinoe 10
foundation and respected merchant, who died during
the day. Mr. Rowan was sixtyfour years old and had
been sick only few days.
Tomorrow Mr.. Edward Crane will speak to tho
members on the project Of building railroad along
tho banks OF tho Erie Canai for towing purposes
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THE ERIE SUITS.

Judge James c. Spencer, referee In some Of tho
Erie Railway suits held short session yesterday At
tho company's once, Chambers street. The matter At
issue was the case OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company = suit 10 forsclose tho NTH mortgage Of
the Erie corporation. Mr.. Arden appeared counsel
for the Judgment creditors Mr. Henshaw for the Loan
Receiver Jewett. Mr.. Arden ned bis objections made
at prcvloos session against the Referees ruling
garding tho form Of she accounts Of December and
January last presented by the receiver when an ad
tournmcnt was had . day to be named In ordor 10
allow the ana accountant time 70 complete
certain statements
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

Bosroy, March Z, 1873.
Ata meeting Of the directors OF the Boston and
Albany Ralroadhs morning the present officers were
reelected for the ensuing year. Notwithstanding II Is
stated that President Cnapn viii
fore long resign present position ana has idea
Of holding IL until his torn expires.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
THE BERGER PROPERTY.

The report Of the referee appointed to take testi
mony In tho case OF Berger vs. Berger. which 70.
quired the defendants pay to Jacob Schmidt.
who succeeded them executor of the will of Gcn-
eral Berger, the sum Of $S55 90 and $4,000 lvo-
twenty bonds, has been confirmed by Justice Gilbert
OF tho Kings County IL. L) Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Judge Gilbert, OF the Kings County Supreme Court,
yesterday appointed Joseph Rdgway receiver OF tho
Long Island Rubber Company. Bonds In the sum Of
$4,000 we're niedby Mr. Ridgwa.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
GnEENLEAr, NORRIS 4 CO.

Mr. Warren GresnIcaf the company" OF Green
Leaf Norris 4 Co., two leading members Of which
nrm died within the past month, announced Ia tho
Stock Exchange yesterday his Inability 10 meet bis
contracts a member OF the nrm.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
THE THERAsSON INDICTMENT.

Louis r. Therasson, the lawyer and member Of the
srm OF Therasson Il Ryan, Of No. Pine street. was
srraisned Tor trial yesterday by Assistant District
Attorney Bell before Recorder Hackett In the Court
Of General Sessions, under an indictment charging
him With obtaining signature by false pretences.
the accused, who attorney for the estate Of Mrs.
Sarah I. Zabriskic, Is charged with having appro-
priated TO MS $780, 900 OF the Zabrisko
In this instance II Is alleged the he iraudu
Ientiy obtained the signature OF the lady named to
satisfaction pioce for $5 600 mortgage the Dutch
Reformed Church nj Harlem 1t Is alleged that tho
deacons Of the church t0ld Therasson, US the
agent OF the estate they ready TO pay for
mortgage and did The accused, no ever, informed
Mrs Zabrsks That In all probability the money would
never bc collected induced her 10 sign deliver
10 him satisfaction pieco In order that he might
bis en- dcavors collect tue money. Tho complaint
that the accused never accounted Tor the
monty 10 Mrs Zabriskie for over two years, alleging
that mortgage was still In existence and paying
the interest thereon. When called 10 tho bar tho
prisoner, through his counsel. ex-Judge Birdscye,
pleaded not euy. The day OF tho trial was not nxed.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

privilege Of asking . lady 20 smoke and being
thrashed for IL, notwishstapdng, he alleges, his
asking the lady 10 smoke being tho result OF mere
pIaasantry his
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
FAILED TO SEE THE JOKE.

Frederick Pine, Anton Spcntkuch and Joseph
OehIer are bakers On the 0tn OF January last they
attended a bakers ball at No 126 Essex street. On
their way home they stopped at saloon, when Plno
asked lady who was In the company Of spentkuch
to have n cigar THIS aroused tho Ire OF her escort,
who. with Ueblcr, set upon Pilno and gave him
Shrashing. Pno caused the arrest OF his assailants,
and also commenced suit IN the Marine Court 10 re-
cover 81, 900 damages The was tried yesterday
beforo Judge snnott, and resulted In verdict Tor
plaintiff Of cents As tbm verdict does not carry
taass Pine vii have 70 pay pretty dearly for the
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 1.
Before Recorder daekett

boIoro hooorder daokotI
EMBEzzLEMENT.
Charles schafner. OF No. 81 avenue B, was in July
last intrussed with 5000 by Henry Kiel, OF No $40
East Twentythrd street, TO be deposited In the Tith
National Bank. schannsr appropriated the money to
his use and disappeared. The complainant, how
ever, subsequently discovered hts Whereabouts and
had him arrested When arraigned for trial yesser-
day he pleaded guilty and Recorder Aackeu sont him
70 tho State Prison for two years.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland.


The OF George H. Tyler charged at the instance
OF tho Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Child
rem, was called by Assistant District Attorney Lyon.
Mr.. Tyler manager OF the olympic Theatre In No
vsmber last and among tho attractions at that estab
lisnmeut there ware two diminutive acrobats known
% 'Baby George" and "Little AL Right" IL was
averred that the usual precaulion OF having netting
spread the stage Was not taken, thereby violating
performers, and M. Tyler indicted In December.
His counsel, Mr.. Peter Mitchell, informed the Court
that hts client absent from the city at presentin
theatrical paraucs ION The r0ad"-and asked for time
to allow him to appear. Assistant District Attorney
Lyon consented to the application. and Judge Suther-
land allowed the matter ~ stand over Tor TWO weeks
SELLING OBSCENE LITERATURE.
young man named Charles y. Blandin was ar
rsiened for trial by Assistant District Attorney Lyon
charged at the instance Of the Society for the Pre-
venton OF Vice. with selling obscene literature The
prisoner Was defended by Mr.. Benjamin y. RUSSELL
From the testimony OF Joseph A. Brtton n appeared
that on The 10Th day Of October tho accused called
tho oee OF the society, No. $50 Nassau street, ofrcr-
french transparent caras for sals and would call
again. He returned on the 30th OF December,
saying that ne had . friend In fh'ladel,
furnish any Quantity of them. soon aiterward wit
meas received business card with the name OF the
accused asking him 70 call al his law ce,
being absent he left word for him 10 visit him the
socisiy's Office. the accused again visited Brtton,
and utter some conversatton sold him an indecent
card for thirty cents The witness was subjected 70
severe cross-examiuation BY Mr.. Russell 70 his
previous divorce detective and his a.
necton with he prosecution Of liquor dealers IA Con.
nectcut Counsel also sought to provo that the wit.
held out inducements 10 the accused 10 sell the
card In order TO obtain evidence against him. MT
Anthony Comstock c0rroborated the testimony Of the
Witness and the further hearing Of tho case
adjourned until tnis morning.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
MULCTING A CONTRACTOR.

There was finished yesterday before Judge Donohuc,
holding Supreme Court, Circuit, second trial OF the
suit brought by Mrs. Martha Bumstedt, vile ot the
Iate william II. Bums;edt, at one time prominent
contractor in this city against RUSSELL H. Hoad!cy to
recover $4,000 claimed as damages Tor non funlment
oil ontract Tor delivery OF sand IL was claimed
shat tho defendant agreed TO deliver 20 900 oads OF
sand twenty ccnts, with the privilege Of delivering
nm equal quantity at tho same pricc that ho only do
vered 10 vv0 loads and that the failure TO complete
HIS contract resulted In tho damages sued for. mo
testimony Ia the main, vas a repetition OF that given
VI the iormer trial Tho jury, nfer being out nearly
Iour hours gave verdict Tor 30 Tor tho plain.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaRl
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

Blessed IL be- whose youth ~. ,,as,.
Ell upon III. farm. and u " ~As n taity
farm his memories vail Toe all the more
fragrant.
The driving II the COW. Ia and from
the pasture, every day and every sea
son for wears how much ~ summer
iourneys' VIVA, ramhlc- and -scur.
sioHs did this errand furnish tn. excuse
for The birds and birds nests. the
berries. the squirrels. the woodchucks.
III" beech woods With their treasures
intn Witch the cows loved -o Ia wander
and 10 hruws,. tie fragrant winter
greens and y hundred nnmelrs. advent
urcs all strung upon the hrici Journey
~ half y mil- H. ani from the r,mul.
pastures.
Sometimes oHs ot two will bc miss
iDg when the herd H. brough, home n,
nigh then - hunt them up j. another
adventure, Nv grandfather went uui
one night Ia look up m abscntcs from
III. yard, when he heard something In
the brush aud out stepped - bear into
the path before him,
Every sunday morning the COWS
lHuNh W. Nait'h' iHH lai ~ rbpN axes a
pail with thru" ar four quarts 81 coarse
salt and. followed b, Tai. eager herd.
goes Ia the field and dep ,siis the sal, In
handful. upou smooth stone and rocks
and upon clean places on the turf II
YOU IT, know how good sal, u. -c,
n cow eat H. She giy,s the tru" saline
smack How she d~ol,s upon 1, and
gnass the sward and licks III. Stone.
whore II has been Deposited : The COW
il the most delightful feeder among an.
finals. II makes ones M nth water Ia
-~ her rat pumpkins. and 10 see her u,
n pile II apples is di.,raciing How
she sweeps of the delrctshlc grass
The sound Of her grsk.ng Is appetigiug
the grass bctrays all it, sweetness aud
succalency in parting under her siosir
krrfbgrr
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
TINE IeRRIslE Sc0vAsE.
a=a--@-
re ,,orts from the Infected Distrie,.,
Relief for the Su6rrsss.

October ~. From -ix o'clocS las,
eveniug until noon to-da, 10 MsutyAi,. eleven
orders for iDtertBsbts ere - pcrtei b, the un
der,akers. rVc ma ca.es az. repeated Al
Tuscumbis, and ou. death. In Sew Orleans .
hundred sni fourtsen nr~ ease. are rrrnttssi.
and forty deaths ~ Cairu, there ser,
two De~ rsSts AID one death. A. Batoa
Rouge, t~snty eigat ns~ cssc. no deaths
81 Chattanooga, thor, -cre fourteen ne.
ozsc. and four dsS,h.
October %. 4, Memphis, IN. Board
20 Ncai,h report four deaths IN the di, and
the un ,rtAkers report eleven additional ln
t.rnsnis In The ,abuil. ifGB che ytill- fever
IN N. lasi twchty ioar hours. The streets
are ihrongsi With returning refugee, and
business ia gradually teing s.pnod Aao,hs,
bnary ifo,t feN tA., night ~ Nep OHesns.
ia res casss are r,pStsi, .ad aifsi. 90,
deaihA AZ Nicksburg, oae death IN the cts.
and ave IN the csmntTy are rtTsntsi. No
deaths ~ nev cass, In Cairo.
% OCT. a. Und.riakers report IS in.
ermsuts In Nsmphi, S.- Oti-Na.. Death.
10: ussss reported ~, total death. ~ dais,
3sic, total eAsss. i2,1s The Bosri ~ Hexitn
At AZ loais has oris.i ne ra.ing q ,A4
quarantine a, TIA; psInt On. ne- cs,~ al
Cairo 10 reported M deaths.
Ocr. 2j.-Nes Orleans reports ~
ss~ oases and l. sesihs Hoft s,Stng., "a
oev cassa aBa . deaths HSblIs, q ~. esses,
and , deaths; Memphis, II ns~ eAs.s. Z tpstks
IN the city, and n bsyosd the cisy lhnits:
J~Aefspn, o nss eases. and . deaths
Ocr. A-ln New Orleans 6S cases
wers rcp-ssed-9i dessks Ia x,m.h IN 81
Bard a Hessth orsciHily reported . sssi.ss
from yellow fever In the past tsen,y -foes
hours. sir staissoasi inssstsenss cf y.r-~ss
~ho aiod esycnd tie oospesss,os llmlts, are
reporsed BY the undertakes. AZ 81 xs.a.
hiss tho s~fm ~-stAsr hss isers~ses N.
am,-r IL NJ. e@s~s ~ ssses yrsisrias noae;
there we're too death, to-day.
Oct A-1herr has been o heavy
frvsi at Cairo AL quarantine rns,rictsoss
are ~ - rem0vs-t Nessrnt-r t.t AZ Ne.
orietns "a ss~ csses are rrpottsd, ssd .
doaths puffss ne vsek cpairx oct. xrt,
there ~ess III asssAs w Ns~ Orleans firm
y,sbo. fever A. Ns,zyhls a heavy frs, fsn
and 1cs lined Toe Euitsu t~hroaghos, TIE sfty.
sEI o~dsrs tw iutsrmss.. .-ss rwpostea "
he undertaken. shich inelu1ss TIE deNtAss
18th 10 The city and sata5t~. A. yicasssarx
thsre vsrs ns and fross- ms HSsra A.~-
astaon Ar eio-snx sp tAssr omes-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

To Cssfh ,ttss,iile. VA. Cars,s
wNt siefg nae trNveArg ~ Ne
m'v Ar,et Ntsi NiE sia 80, va Ts
the ID o. ttc isns " .ess odd
al, saa Rsscr Uiase3 tu sa,ertA.n
strangers, hss hap't an afsyi 81 ~ tw
tuFuyA tryyn 30 lssrs uaAaAr. ~haFt.
" aiisf his arrival ssvJ-s 80 Huu
ed AM The cid lsis, at,.f = hlrssiNg
hAi t-cn rvukrd. t~gah 80 ustiic ,hc
cups aud saucvtv preparatory io he
mairvaly c.fvtnons "a p~sugiur out ani
handtug Afnsnd M coffee ~Asvas
tomstN 10 maAS the inquiry and lhcrv.
lore, The g,~d dAme. ~tth q gtestsus
smtc nlalrvd ~ her gVlv.t.
Do see t,ke sugar IN SSarpF'
IL ,uu rieas"." Fvpllcd thv hupgp
sod thirsty evangelist ''aAd IN -
obliged n yvu makv u iulcTAhlS sweet "
ths old lady tscgan 81 tst.i Ia her
chair. aaIsst her spoc,Acics snd k.,k
s,sfvhiuglN armand ihs table She dip
pod 'hc stss,n in the blur china sugar
t.lwi. hat ~ rs,tl,i obviously against
the side, - ihc eupiN vessel Al last
sh~ summoned courage to tctl ,ho truth
With admirable PLUCK 'and randor shs
opened her mouth snd spoke. sod thc
word, thai ~ Achrj The rats e hcr guess,
"cr ,hcs, Stranger. &c hAlni h,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

A tvfx yuftigs shassss 81 Sos ~
unee pF~sn tas ~rnrsrssa h~s~vea nss
ny a,sts-i h~si.tias asd the nssrst thAi
thft t~sg atfAtt o. slsuag IN ms
az eases ~ o. suggost > tg,tfhsiir
iv uF vD the vAUt a sh,,ss sho gAtns.i
ihso Nalsm uwsn~A AL Ansg a sfl
teHEfhsnsi inir asf asAlvnt. hasnsssnste
tlt eth he Asisas "a . .gsas
. htch has -itpsss~~i ths multipltcl h.,f
fcfs "a ,hs ,Arr tAs~ti,,l segv. ta BE
tofN The ~l4suefv. SOS .n. a ne
gtvasess ms.aaa,sats ef e~lstiisaile,a is
Vs. hsghu.l fssfm. ltier.lls ssst.lass =
place ~ ~e1NvA ~tsA skich As tate
vNcv si~tunsiei ths maiAsess - Asi.
Aiir usrrs ~ ~ lssi s0lsas NirrAm
lSyr nsItsl. snd Ka.sis = oldrsi 80, .
sttl Nee te~n (~NeseOr~ii ln men,u.
~ ui ia fsns - capital ~ Rutie nvs
iN fsands~d state. ,n So se.,asAsyz,i.
Nn ahhgsstatiu - the ufvvk wwsts ~
ttstos petis lAarus, ctttl l,~sAs sntlh,ng
hnt ssEusi 81 pfv.~nt wtth IL sruw hitnE
dctcs-e- haiti d~s,troNvd isAs sHi ils
iuag in,s 1T us,fes, hn,ses huiipg-
eats ns~ . b, ~ord i"f ths lowest sul.
EAni,, ~ s,o ats ts-,l ns name frvn
irom Frins, hejih sSd lhc ,spitsl ~
RnssAah tuikisian shteh stands ia ne
mijs, e a ,lAyv, plain. ani osnisins
nn a single stuh~ ehich has hul t~ru
tfsught tr'm = dtsiar~ b~sfs ,hv 80
accountable u,ip "a "Siuhe Ntllsg,
tiash ksndl ' ! ntsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
Aatsa III.

u s euuimtra compliant that ths,
farm and iatm life Arr not appreciated
by out p~~ople Ne long Tor the more
elegant pursuits. or The ~a,s aud fash.
tuns " the tusn bot The farmer Ma.
the mo.i arr and natural occupation.
AMI ought a. tni lifc swsstrr. II lc.s
highly s.Ason,d. thNh a., other he
alone. strictly speaking ha. = home
Hos NJ . man tale r,.si and thrive
without land' lie write his hlsior,
upon his nrd Hos mAn, iics. hoa
uisny resources be has b,s friendship,
with bis cattle. hi. team. b.. dlg. bis
trees the Satisfaction ia his growing
crups. IN his unptOsrd hcld. BIZ 10.
timacN With Naiars. With tard and
boast. and With the qutokcning element.
Al %forccs his o,-opcfaiions With ,he
cloud, the sun. Tho seasons, heat. A,nd.
raln. frust Nothing viii take the SaFi.
Gus social di.tcmpcrs which the ,ln
aud artificial lit, brr,Dl out n = man
hAe farming like dircyt aud loving ,ob.
tact With the snil. IL dra~s out the
puisuu IL humhlcs hin. tyarhc, him
patience and reverence, sud restores
the proper ,ono Ia bis ~ stSm
Ching Ia the farm make much II H.,
put yourself into Il. u-t,tOw yoar heart
aud ,uur hrain upon ~. 49, that Il shall
SAVIOR 81 Soa and r,diAt. Your yittu,
after your days ~ork II done scr,h
atT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
us.mt,.'. wizard s,,s.

usuoU has staalrsd . Trrst reputattaa. psfuR
. els 81 real rAlu@ When Dnss irirsinos4
into Auy srCiina ~ thr r. g8tr, a bro fnss a
Standard nrtifie std ~ sale Cits'suty la.
cTsafFs The prutlT all not 90 - ih8Is a.
its sensieffgi isslibg prpEsrfss 80 a~rEBowi
edged stfufrrN is knuau - utsl 4, as,s
d.rHtfly on ihe nrTttns Fittsui. afd ailsys
psin almost lnssuiiT e. runs NlrtrBsfisn,.
NeufA gA. Usais H.. Rsfashr. Tusshs be-.
sUe fhrust HUtbFrs. Fttr' aDd Agus. u
Nnrs, rprRihF bruisra, NIrus Ard scaHts.
DlcsU, Iafarn ~ TIE Head 49, 80 dis.sss.
- a. .IhsM 4ysrr nafnre ifs prepared IS
HaHln'. W. sTd pi 60, Ckssg and H. ~
sale vs. al dragui.ts
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
~ LITTLE ~~w o.
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oass { hAi . h,,ie s~wxtaesr
IL the i.nf & Ne nAs~
suth . yvil0s biils sweetheart
Nara and p~vtl..s ~ The day
az hsT own asar ,uhuy .hna
hetnsh. ,a the fu. tsf EAst,
"ssrr ths mango ADD tanana
MADE "a nsny a merry feast
sseh q ht,le copp.f .. cthear
Va nv dc4a, pump au4 roaad.
~hh her hsr al blue .iAck streaming
Vsr her N The ven srcuad
sh and clear a. De-. drop ehusins
fosgrA~ blsis "a. hsr ,,s
eos the heart t~lo- "a. pur,r
nsD the htl str,am .hisgsrus o.,
ecsty Notes .cfr boi ior Golu
NJ mor, y ifasni %, she need
Than the milky budding cereal fruit.
O The My ~ ,hs mead
And b s~s my n,ils .uo-th.art
Mary . . sammer ds,.
""'h AR TUG HsNTAht fua'as
Ia the land - the aAlsy.
iAfe -ss laughing then. A., Golu.
10 u think 81 that odd time.
hnd - 81 the tales | toll you
az my collier se.tetn cnmsi
D. YOU thiuS ho. happy -cre -
When ~ ssiIci TO "Trip the p~lm.
And .. made a la,tceb Af,or
OF he BEAT sal Ia the rAlm'
They may call you s,nl .aNsgr,
0olui I can ne, forgvt
Hnv I.pis,i my itue sweetheart
Like n copper statuttie
MS my Path lies through the clti,.,
But they can not drive a~ay
ny . Get dr,Ans Of little Cola
And the land of the NAlss