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I T. GOODWILL, Auctioneer.

TRgsTEEs,s 81 SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE BUILD
ING FRONT OF Al FEET ON G. STREET,
BETMEEN TWENTY; FIRST And TWENTY
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated April 81 80
1876 and recorded in Liber go. folio 122. <0
one Of the land records for the District, Of.
secured will sell in front Of the premises, at pub
Lie auction, on THURSDAY, May l, 1879. at 8 o'cl'k
square numbered eighty 800, the said part front
ing fortyone (4l feet On North street. between
21st and 22d streets west, and running with that
width the whole depth 1232l feet of said lot. The
roadway fronting this lot is concretsd
Terms: The debt (about s. .250) and expenses Of
sale in cash balance in one and two years at six
per cent interest, to be secured by deed Of trust
chaser.. A deposit of 800 required when the prop
erty is knocked off. ConYeyancing at PURCHASERS
cost
ap246t M. M. ROHRER Trustee.
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STEAMERS. &c.

STEAMERS. &C.
STBE TzHs aa am at,s1 Captain w 4
Leaves wharf foo, of 9th AID sts.. r
.saa.1 f TfPS uss%ssc snS Ianan
days for atox Cek Ootons and and On i, sun n
rSssr f Sn T Taasa,3 oF lex
Coit9n's and landing in Nomini Greek hetrrnn9
making ne IaSinss Hso ay ybs mernnss
on Medneseays. ocmiug up. jill
spf9sas Offices Of
OF a - once f00t Of eta and Ct ssts sX
1879 PLANT LINE. 1870
FSS SoaFohk, PORTSMOUTH,. roh aF2sS
f fSSSS IS s64oH s sIHsb:
~Asa1SdroS Aye SoX HSSE91K STEAMBOAT
New elegant. aH i9a AFT IE s!ssYheel steamer
&c. SGAR Z Joe WzITz'. issyss Is follows:
81 ssss.S ssSsy
Is 70 sass rate O,
Ssa p sppissca oo%ps e oos loot esr q
aHu.rr pr..,,.n. BE- DoDD. Aren't
FoH HG soE akS rz ESSs s3GEH:s NOM
Tns sx:ss ana slsssat iron Steamer LADY OF
ss.ssy MsGspd asS5.n wednesday ana "a:
Toy d, Iagrsaay and Sturdy :. o'cioet D,n
Gays, Sl.eO Freight at lowest rates.
sssa1nsr JOIN " THoMPsoN. leaves Sixth
sos so@a1 e Thar. MaRd ~ 4 ourio -
man and Saturday for IeonardtoWD,
topping 1t intermediate landings going and return
JOIN a ESR x .aa E2 GS
elSesnasely leave Pier A East River. New <F@
ssea :ssss ss:ssssd:s ss Ss,Ssa 1sz
hp sgGss (. ron S,s
Ascent. foot Of 9th street. Washi1gton and IS Watss
marilG SAMUEL BACON. President
NOTICE TO 1IOgNT. VERNON Pas.
A.. u...w sE HeS
SIxEs: o.ptsan. Is the only Sess q: Es3aa14A@E
. nsn1en and sreunds sss;@sl leaves a Sc strsss
eaaSs&8si ao 4 e o1a e
k.S ss Mo " v So9oor.n
CLHDE's NEW ExFREss LINZ
sHnADzlPsaINAb, A d45haH4oAAST.A
Connecting at philadelphia with ClYdess
Line for Boston, Providence, and the
New ENGLAND States.
SAILING DAYA
from Philadelphia saturday, g o. -
ron Washington- MMonSaX. N
1feights received daily until p %. Through
Ssl Rissr oonsisness sissins Their goods landed
a1 s1sssCwn .h b :in p'a'HVe them marked
Tor fun information apply to J. b. JOHNSON d
Co, 19O2 street northwest, and 12thstreet wharf,
6eTFeSovp. D. o.; WILLIAM p CLYDE s 90,
Heneral Managers. u South Whar7es, Pbi!adel.
Dhta. inAr101y
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FTRUSTEEs' SALE OF THE VALUABLE
THREE.STORY BRICK HOUSE. No HOS
EITUATED ON F STREET. NEAR ELEV-
EETH STREET NGRTHWE

E1TUATED ON + STREET, NEAR ELEV-
ENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Court of the District Of Columbia, msde in I.MS
tecsuss Of Mary A; Clark ct AZ vs. Audrey -as:l2
Bar, EFT ct al Equity No. 6l60 and issued on the
18th April. D. 1872 the subscrlbers. as therein
from Elizabeth r., Barrett. dated the 18th day, Of
folio 467 ct seq, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
the let day Of May, AID 1879. at 81 O'Clock in the
afterEoOn the following valuable property Gin the
City, Of Warrington, District Of Columbia. to wit:
three hundred and twenty $500. being part Of orr
gnal lot number one a. in said square, upon which
stands three,story Trick House. the same being
northwest together with all the improvements" ct
cetera as in said dead mentioned; said part said to
front feet on street, and extending back IS feet
81 inches.
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash tof which 500 must be paid at
the time OF sale) and the residue in equal SUMS in
one and two years the deferred payments to be re.
presented by notes bearing seven cent interest
until paid, and secure by the usual deed of trust
with covenants for insurance and taxes the prop
erty sold or all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser: All conveyancing and recording at the pur
2 g a9 q e. KENNEDY Trustees.
B. II. WARNER. Auct ap22d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER d. WILLIAMS l. CO.. AuctioneeA
CLOSING SALE OF CARRIAGES. SHOP Frx-
IURES. MATERIALS. &c AT JOHN r.
BkIrGETs, No. 1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

4
CLOSING LOSING. SAFE OF CARRIAGES. SHOP FIX,
bkihaErs. No 1908 pES IS ~ MAJ AVE-:
On FRIDAY. May 81. 1879, at 1oam.o-s.
"rS sh "a ts ct pTic auction 3; the
ss y 'aRe The s penn
SeT an, ana Sr eks Landau,st. jump
5000 RsLTER Evil iaSs asiS!9 co &acs
T'Hos. E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE Of VALUABLE aTILDINa LOT
IN TMrSS ST sF BETWsE & ~ TwENTY,fIRsT and
On SAT URpAY. Ny 3d. J. At s 80 M. 1wins.n
t 8yr for sai on the premises the
s. haR 9s Of Bfe hS p T
dtE ar, OF iss feet inches to 5efoot alley
a3est THOs. E. wAGGAMAN, Auctr.
THOMAS DoWLINoi, Auctloneer
WELL KEPT HoUsEHoLp FURNITURE AT
On MONDAY MoKNIsa. Nay 9Th. 1873. n
souhsat apto H two 80 sa Isp T srea
Penn ylyenia avenue, shall seli the follow
Wall ut Hair 10th par,or Furniture.
=, ;;sii ut ii Z. Table. Lounge:
Brllsse's ami ether Carpets. Rugs.
tall OH Cloths. Orr smepts
Walnut and PaiI ted Chamber Furniture
walnut 1ns,on Table, Wal. Dining Chairs.
emma sn.i glassware. Refriger stor.
t1re Cooking Store, Kitchen Requisites. &c
apso THOMAS DO WILING, Auctoneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers.
vAI LSA nN o] IMpRoyEp PROPERTY, FRONT,
S;.SsS yS fS4ssH sf Hi TEE BET aE fER
On III RsnAY. Nay stb. 1879, at $780,
p No., we shall sell at pnbi, auction. on the M
AS, fronting on 9Th street between NJ and n north
wet with improvements consisting of three story
Also. at p. No.. part of Lot d, in soua,e 512
fronting on 4th street. between N aud northwest
ana and frame house in the rear Both Lots having
Terms of sale: Ore third cash; the ba,.nce in civ
Twelve and eishieen months for notes bea cling in
ieres da1 Of sale and secnred by deed of trust
on properly SOLD. All conveg ancng, &C. at pur.
WFER aSHa e iiah Rsese c ses9 as ssa
Waller B. WILLIAMS s CO.. Auctioneers.
soRFa soRzhE2 q znb
e On a MMoS I May ~, 1879 at $50 PM, -
we se st sn s ieI At; At pabc acton the
Consisting q1 stir Of . new twosiory Brick with bacs
Terms of sale: One-,hira cash; balance in six,
twelve ana eighteen months. for notes bearing
tereet from Gay of sale and secure deed of trust
on pzS,perty sold AN conveyancins, &c par
e EzsIfsrty S Sssn aas
~ TAIE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS NORTH
>. By viz tue Of decree passed in the case of "a
Cathar'ne Doagherty. guardian, vs.. Catha. i'd s:t
fat sS wi %d3Y St 81 tSs sb =
May. A. D 1879, at O'Clock .; M in fr ont Of the
Ct Sss sa no the fG
Jam Fend .lr- subdivision of original los three
s. soar en- Ss 81 six &C., ssSsa M eEh. nine
and sixteen (91S) in the city Of Washington In the
District Of Coumbie.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by decree: Onethrd
cash and the balance at six and twelve months from
given for the deferred payments. which shall draw
interest at the rate OF eisht per centnm annum
unt PAID aud to De secured by the Trustee reserv-
ing the title until full paymant ia ade.
HLNRY WISE GARNETT. Trustee.
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7 T. COLDWELI., Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwOSTORY BRICK
HOUSE, 4S8 STREET N w. AND STA BILE

By virtue Of e deed q trust. dated October -
Folio Sss. ct seq. Of the land records Of the y.
holder Of the note thereby secured we will sell ct
DAY, April 49, 1879 at o'clock D. m to the highest
bidder, Lot numbered sixty. three (63), in sub
Of square mum bered five hundred and eleven GIL
with the improvements, consisting of neatly two
story Brick House, with bay window. and q good
inches front. by depth Of ls5 feet to 80 foot
the city for any one desiring comfortable ana con
venient home Street cars in front of the door
Every modern convenience In the house.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth cash. and the balance in
one two and three ears, with per cant. interest,"
payable semi-annusl,y, to be secured by deed Of
trust On the property or all cash, as the purchaser
may prefer: 800 down on the day Of sale. and tho
after sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defantng
purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at pur
'''~' BRAINARD H. WARMER, ru,,.,o.
ep7eo&ds g. A. JAMES, AruseeoS'
sE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, Msy I'd, A. d. 1879. same hour and place
BRAINARD II. WARNER,l Tr,,a,eos
@. A. JAMkS, Ai"0seoe
anil 10 oIEandE0a
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF 1 STREET. BETWEEN
nth AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION,

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON May LIST, IA
1879, at O'Clock on the premises, shall sell. ~
parts Lots and 4. in square l26, having 81.
inches to an alley.
This lot is considered one Of the finest sites for
midst Of elegant residences offers an oppoIt unity
that seldom occurs.
Terms: One third CASH the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest at per cent per annum until paid.
and secured by deed OF trust the property sold.
Conyeyancing. at purchasers cost. 5000 down at
the time Of SALE II the terms Of sale are not COM
piled with in ten days after day Of SALE the properly
will be readvertsed and sold at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser.
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YNHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers 1928 st. u. W.

TRUSTEES SALE or SMALL FARM ON THE
PIsGAIAMAY ROAD, ADJOINING THE
SANE
By virtue of certain deed Of trust, dated "a
the 1Nh day of May, AID. 1875 and duly re- f.sGA3
corded among the land records of Washing .G...A.
ton county, in the District of Coumbis, IN Liber
No. !05, folio 226, ct seq and at the request of the
parties thereby secured, will sell at public Rucsien
On tie premises. on THURSDAY, May 1st 1879, al
3 O'Clock p.m all that certain tract Or paresl of
land. situate in the District and county aforesaid
and known and described as Lot numbered one 1)
in the recorded survey and diva1on of the land OF
Anne IiUinoston. made BY B. D. Carpenter, in
duly 1863. the same being recorded in the ofcs Of
the surveyor for said county, among the records
thereof in Liber marked District No. l." at folio
6U-the said tract containing 80 acres, roods and
~ Poes more or lesstogether with all the improve
mfnts thereon and all the appurtenances unto ths
same belonging
Terms CT sale: The amount Of Indebtedness &C.
cured by the above de ed OF trust unpaid with the
expense OF sale in cash, (Of which 800 will be re-
CURED when the property is sold), and the balance
at twelve and eighteen months in equal netalments
Tor which the notes Of the purchaser bearing inter
est from the day Of sale, at seven par centum per
annum until paid, and secured by deed of trust
on tie property sold shall be taken All Conveyance
ing at purchasers cost. II sale be not completed
by the purchaser within days after SALE Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property upon
one weeks notice. at the risk of the defautiiis pur
chaser WIN. W. BOARMAN Trnstaa
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GUIDES NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ Bx3WKEN


NEW HO6A-BOxTEHOAm
sCM9LTsN"r p oA "a . J, |" "R0TT1RDAMi.
na 70 The Netherlands, leaves Jersey City every a.
esrnate Wednesday and Saturday. cabin &6S NO;
Sem Aet, q south William g, Nov York FUNGH
EOYE y 90, n 30. VIM. It, Freight Ag'tA. L W
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HUNABD LINE.
~ NOTCH
VIM tn view Of Eliminating the chances OF col.
uHion. the Steamers Of this line take specific cour1o
SoR I'll seasons Of the year.
On tho outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 80 Ct -
IT, or nothing to the north Of -.
Or TIE homeWard passage crossing the meridian
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1923 street north 0,eszf

hShfEss pR sAiH 1f IN TIE =
Fdf PNe G F4R THE
OF FLOUR o-'oAoH %" ANDS
,I Unasr ard By virtue Of deed of trust. A
" the FsSGs sas IN
cords for the District Of Columbia and By the writ
proceed to ae ct public auction, IN front Of the the
premises. to the highest bidder. on MONDAY. the
ps Max s 1is s 5ss Ss fSTsRssa
snd addition s to
the is by the ea
apeake anc ohio CANAL Condemnation and running
then;e east With said south line Of said condeuna
lot lying south OF said canal formerly ned ohm
Mason and since owned by VIM. A; Bradley themes
formerly owned by John Mason and since owned by
William A. Bradley to the channel of the Potomac
which viii be interf ectea by the east line Of Faysts
street if extended south in the line thereof to the
now covered BY Water sreet The part of said lot
on
the Bradley lot, is to be used in common by the
thereof mil privileges and wharfage thereunto be,
lSps a to the property known as the "Columbia
grounds thereunto attached, and the machinerV.
furniture and other articles used in operating tie
privileges and to the same eSsssas
or a IN n,y ~ wise ss,t thereto pfs at 9
.sss Hsa1s am
DEED The sold 20 Tie S propsry q
t. e e sod old, subject to overdue taxes deposit Of
eonped W % vi sali i've ds sSs
from day Of sale the Trustees reserve the Hight 10
STAR newspaper. Of Warrington. B. q. All con-
.rases. }Sas I T r. Hasf
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NJOIsTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ In BETWEEN NV YORK. HAYRH. L0Mn0N.

SOUTHAMPTON AND BRlAEN.
S6e steamers Of this COMPANY win sal every Eat
QxdAy from Bremen Pier, foot Oh Sd street. Hoboken
49, o. Rsssass f.0 rom HsM Yort % HaSre Lon
second cabin, $50; steerAge, $50 For freight on
DonDage 0pply to OEIl61CHS CO., BOVlino
6fean, NeW York w. g. METZEROTt CO., 81
RA ave. ARents for Washington. DOLLY
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T OUIsIAMA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortur

NFW EEsFaNS az TuaansV GLASS At
lOSth Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Comspan0.
This institution was regularly Incorporated by IT,
Legislature OF the State for Educational and Ohsr.
table purposes in 1868 for the term OF Went.
ave Years. to which oontr.ct the inyiolshle faith
which il has since added reserve fund Of ESQ 600
Its GRAND SINGLE NDARER DISTRIBUTTOH
viii take place monthly on the second TUESDAY,
" nener scales or postpones Look ut the fonoWing
Distribution:
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. 9l1 TO- 200
Responsible corresponding seents wanted ct aIl
prominent points, 70 whom . liberal compensation
Agplication for rates TO clubs should only b
Write, clearly stating fun address for further In
formation, or send orders to n A. DAUPHIN, p. o.
Brosdwsy, New York; or JNO, W. CLARK, I7OS
New York ave, Washington.
the supervision and management OF Generals q. n
REATRE RID and A EARLY aI~
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-11

Warm Gains of heaven o'erbrood the earth;
on scented -ward my feet are pressed,
spring bT'eZc- make melodtous inirth,
Yet silent awe pcryades my breast
To day BY Nature I avn shown
Her maryclous dement's alone.
flingcr where the daisies throRg,
with golden disc on supple stem,
And careless of their beauty. long
To unveil the impulse guiii x them.
Aud wondcringIy my soul receives
The rcsuTTcctions ol the lchvesl
can not praise the emerald mrsd7
Where ponp of lcngth"ning clover prcrS,
Nor that green radiauc" oi the reeds
That ieayc- the marsh with slender spears.
Ny Fsy-Tcnt heed alone ! giN"
The miracle that made them ilrci
The" blo--orning trees whence odor iOaf-s
The iuIl-fed riyulets Joy intense,
The e~c-tatic triIls from fcatE'rrd ihrOats,
Pierre" me with strange bc Ailderrncntsi
Iva Hil things lovely I would Ku'es
TIE mystery of their lOvcliBcssl
4 But while I muse, the westcT1ng day
' Drop from the horizons darnask air;
The pastoral distances turn gray
New mystery dc.pcns everywhere,
And high night bring, releas Il from thrall,
The mistii"st mystery oi all
-Ed9dr Edscooif, iH iOuahs Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-11
TIE PIfNO FTEfU.

a. bark To the strains of the ~jingling piano
That float like the walls of IA gathering
Storm
Tinklc. ting. tink, from eight in the evening
l:pmhI", dunn, dump, uIl pat two ia the
morn.
A~rpcgsipS. It i@ca'o, and ante, tranquillo,
Con ,iolorr, allegro, nj tcurnHTOu-c-
All oi IL fruit of the manipulation
pt a music struck mis- ia IA neighb0ring
house.
TVc seen her by day. Shes a fair rs AN
angel,
With dark, waving hair and eyes sparkling
bright,
But however angelic she il in the daytime,
The devil possesses her soul i'm the night.
"The sweet by and By" with countless va
riatiuns.
"The last Rose 81 SummcrI" o~tlongiading
rose.
1.-THE storm" 10y Blind + 'pms~, with hidcous
thunder.
And other wild thun' filings lull my rcpose.
! idnlizr music from bass drums To bagpipcs,
ldIlak in the strains al Appllo'- sweet song
worship i:o-~ini, Beethoven, and Verdi,
For Aubcr and Weber I painfully long;
Hnt h'ur her IMAM acal Interpretation
Dinric. dink, pinkle pink, gruInblc grum
xrump,
ENIui ste torture OF articulation
Toopey tp"p, p""kcv I"rok, plunkey plung
plUlnpi
Sclr yDrE Sum
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-11

eagerly. moi ,elsxsly she closed the
door behind her. He Ma so changed.
50 white and worn, that her own hear;
stopped iis pulsaiions for . moment
She feared any sudden shock might
overcome him. She dared net speak
lest he should know her voice. Strange
that she had not though: Of this before
He put out his hand vaguely. feeling
the presence be could not So.
"You are very welcome" he said.
Bat I DO 10, know who Il Is. Who
are you?r
lie thought II was some kindly In
glishman, who having heard Of his mis-
fortunes hsd come 10 speak . word 81
cheer and comfort.
She gave him her hand, still silently.
A woman's h.nil 4 swift thrill shot
through his frame and his face flushed.
Holding her self still with = mighty e!
fort Meg knei; 10y MS side, laying her
head upon his knee
His hand touched her hair, her fore
head his lips. She gave s low cry,
trembling like n leaf.
"speak TO me, quick" he whispered
hoar.ely.
Matt"
40, Meg, my Meg!"-Suniay After
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-11
What There Is in Wheat.

The wheat grain is a fruit consisting
of a seed and its coverings. All the
middle part of the grain is occupied by
large, thin cells, full of a powdery sub
stance, which contains nearly all the
starch of the wheat. Outside the cen.
trail starchy mass is a single row of
squarish cells filled with yellowish ma
terial, very rich in heterogeneous, that is,
flesh forming matter. Beyond this again
there are six thin coats or coverings,
containing much mineral matter, both
of potash and phosphstes. The outer
most cOat is of but little value. The
mill products of these coverings of the
seed are peculiarly rich in nutriment,
and fine flower is robbed of a large per-
centage of valuable and nutritious food.
Middlings not only contain more fiorin
and mineral matter than fine flour, but
also more fat. The fibrous matter, or
outer coat, which is indigestible, forms
one-siXtb of the bran, but not one-hun.
dreth of the fine -four. Whest contains
the greatest quantity of gluten and the
smallest of starch: rye, q medium pro-
portion of both, while in barley, oats,
and corn, the largest proportion OF
starch and the smallest of gluten are to
be found. In practice 100 pounds OF
flour will make from 1873 to 137 pounds
of bread, a good average being 1S6
pounds; hence 4 barrel of 196 pounds
should yield 226 one-pound loaves.-
american Miller.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-11

he ,ruusis -sh gs&y carts s~n.ss
he uAsy rvza,ed n ,ssm 10 Get a
sight sra can Eos 10 correctly s~s1zsasrd.
ana Il. pre~nc~ eve 70 of~a 50 ~s-
psctst I'll Il &. pressed oos N ,se sors
of uks.s uAss. MIA -Ask Pru-tocss
card. ia; are bard Ahi crznAy uPos
Tie d~rT.lopneni n : lstis sridfty sAsas
he trv.:et -tih . rtss 1crs sst iA>n
usaN. kni The curds G-,ys eiPp-d
sucs: ,at sailed rssAsr Axsa In oss<r
Fcsp~cis . may ~ m.nasei lae asy
oths- nis-F~u J.. n irsoid. - ".
TrfAaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-11
How They Settle . Lawsuit In Ireland.

A couple in Ireland we're recently
sentenced 70 mstrimony In rather 8
curious way. Ayoung man and ayoung
woman we're c~ontesting possession OF .
piece Of property, the one Claiming
under an old lease, the other under a.
old win. "It jus. strikes me-" said
the Judge, "ths, there il . pleasant and
easy way TO terminate this old lawsuit.
The plaintiff appears 10 be . respectable
young man, and this . very nice young
woman. They can both get married
and live happily on the farm II they
60 on With law proceedings il viii be al
frittsred away between the lawyers,
Who, I am sure, M 10, ungalanr
enough 10 wish the marriage no. 10
come Of" The lady b,usned and the
young man stammered they liked each
other a iItzle bit;r 90 . verdct ~as en-
tered for the plaintiff on condition Of
his promise 70 marry the dele, dert
within two months, . stay of execst On
being put To the yerdict till The nxsy-
riage ceremony should be completed
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-11
Fever sa1 aass csred.

rursus r~~~-s "a So Hg~& fgt
Y~-- ssr-f h.ss s.~s - gss AAa~ss tD4sso >
Dp~oA oyvup 80 f~ss z@l Ara s&1EA
srA ~ cas- q q - 800 rr@er } &S~@ 49, tvz@ -
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Bishop Simpson is severe IN min
listers who use tobacco. He says that
some congregations are unwilling to
have them for pastors, and that in many
Christian homes they are unwelcome
AS guests. He does not see the propri-
ETY. of q brother who smokes, chews,
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forter into the chamber Of an invalid.
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tense to the invalid by the unssvory
perfume of the tobacco-using ministers
is so great as to counterbalauce any
spiritual advantage from the visit. The
Bishop, moreover, says that he knows
of instances of promising young men
who by over indulgence in the weed,
have been sent TO untimely graves.
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