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Vice President, Charles g. Nsfris.
Wo"mlngton. Ind Secretary and
Treasurer. Newton wye,h. Otctlin. a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06
..Msss. Ansri .iemr.~

The '"fil. Club" toi young New
York artists). recently went on = trip
to the eastern end ~ Long islsnd.
which trip 10 rymmsntorstsd In hertS-
.sv Tor fobrrary. W. quote the fol.
lowing about The hons II John Howard
Payh.
Payne declared that ha had nrs,
heard the tune II 'Uoms. ssest uoma''
from the hps II . s~ieiIian peasant girl.
who sang u artiessly a. she s0ld some
sor, u Italian wares. sud touched HI.
bns ear by III. purity ~ her voioa. IL
10 pleasant "a think hs did not crib IL
from any old opera. bat had q certain
prOprtstorship Ia the air. as well ~
the words, ~ the most popalas .ssg
crtant
The home he ~As thinking ~. q.
be- traced the dsa,hles. lyric 10 some
Lpndon ruoksry. was undoubtedly
Eas,hampton. Afs~ years later be ca.
pAndsd ia opening words In . mszs~
nine description ~ hls nstiys tysn.
Many an eye ~sArisd viii the giar.
II foreign grandeur" hs ~ro,s ("Dsm.
giraffe Rsyisw.' pebruary. isss).
will. ere long. Toll itssif IA rspo.- IN
the quiet beauty ~ this village" The
s,snetlsd expressions ~ foreign grand.
eur" and "syss ~ssried ~iih ths
glare" what are they bu, repeti,ioDs
a the opening ~ both sssasss ihs
pleasures and palaces" ~ sianxa ons.
'shs Grille from bone spl-ndor dazzle.
la VAIN" ~ stassA tsof
EsSthampton 10 ~hsi supplies ,bs
ointment the type, tis fai. ias son
irAs, ~ the song. E~ssihamp.os siili
exists. ips, a. he knsv IL. like . VIZ,
pstie psrps,aalsd Ia s~Isef-oypc. Ths
tavern sign In ths esntrr ~ The
roadT h gone. though. which he Ia
J scribed "ss nxing betnean lNO pysis.N
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06
sla ~ IN tsihsSs sssstsissA ~ NE

ss1assss Rsp-Aass.4
Osa ~ the customs n our fathers 49,
sss habit ~ going tpsiesp dansg eksf a
s~sryios. and sarLoas aud singular vsse
the snpsiisBts adopted ny the minister
and tbs tssooas "a kesp them Md.
awake. Here 10 sn s0oSun, ~ . funny
scsnsl In = Lynn. MAS. church ib isss.
daring The preaching ~ good old Nav,
samuel whi,nsy. ~ - "a IL tsksa
frog Obs<iis vurpsrs journal
"ists. Jans 70 III Allen Bsydgas
hath ban cbass " ssks 20 slsspsrs In
msssing. and h~ing murb prod ~ his
place must needs hsss . fosssaiIs hssd
Ia 20 end u . long sian vhsrewitk bs
MAJ brush ,hs faces ~ sbsm ~ -tii
hsys maps In time q dlseosrss; HIS.
~iss . shsrps thorns shsfswith hs may
prirk such ~ be moss sosnd1. IN -
lasts i>osd hIs dsy. a. be- stfg,ted about
ye nesting houss. h. did spy Mr. Tom.
Inns sleeping ~ish much oDmforts. his
head kept sisadis by b~tDg In 70 eovnss
and his hand uasping - rail And 80
spying Allen did qpkskiIs thrust biz
slaH bshisd Dame Ball0hd and give
him . gnsviors yfiek upon y. hand
Wharsupop Mr.. fOmiias did sprisx ~
much shove ys fesss and ~ifh ,rrfibls
forc- s,riss his hand against 10 wall,
aud also. "a ys great wonder 81 ell,
prophsinlis sIelslm In . iDad yoses'
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

smith has . good opinion II himself
lie has never done n stroke - ~ork.
bat lives on q hard working father.
Nevertheless b. fancies that ssDms credit
u doe him for the fortune which he en-.
ioya The other day. leaning against
the mAntslpisos. his bach % the hre. hs
satd Il ~As bora the sop II . poor
lAbcrer Before ! Wa thirty years old
! wAs the sou q one u the richest men
In the o0ahip."
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

- ssid 81 tAs stylish ,ssriimr Viva
etrd BY S~hsrpAcss. u rAl aAslphtN Nai
he yvNhg co- rans~s t.sh tAts rvsi
tselssas sker~svs sshieas~si
Aaa they arv inar~d nnsty sANts~i
thsif ~sr, slsck ANe c,at, - hsiy maA
iAg ,hrsa t~Anutai And abrasive, shs,
arv the kAn3@sasust ~ have ssvs .usn.
ard es~,dets frpn, ,sr,sas parts have
e4sfssx a. ..s. th.ma
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vlsx. GARDEN ,Np HOUSEHOLD.


v eSsras 10 rr.~ks. tsSs
I~s mc dc.crte~ the Temporary fyncv
49, mAke blp~k. ~ siil. af~uat
iArvs te.i long, and ga, = do,c-iAii notrh
In on. aide a. sn~ft tbs F-s., in thts
notch shoaid ~ . little wtdss on tsp
thar t~slos - ,hai u the p~-i ,hrtna.
n gill tighten ~ u s~,g~s flsex Ne
blocks where wa ~Ant the tS,sss "a
stand. and stake them down NJ zach vusi
wiih shouldrr,.,skes MUsta.s The pc.ls
as foa past. snd.rAil t~aos. inSv;t tAs
rails. pip the I0p rails ihr~a.h thr r--t,
and the fence y crtnpicir II caa ~
taken apart and moved ~ laid asa, uIl
needed. and - HANDY foF ~icDcang s,oos
OF sny temporary parPs.e For hill
sides plArv a stoac ~ hlock ot pfot~r
sis. under io~yr end " ,hs hissk. or
maks ths notch lnelinc 10 SUIT the
grvand
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

t,s. me ~~us~tcAavs.' 10 ar~smsns. ~
. s~sms.i, ~ . w~ss~trhaes hsd ssss~a
eHd hs hbs Assd nat ss eemeinx ~
hass~ shpeu ~ ~es. sni - xress ssso.
aAli ~ BAD essw saists,i. k~ ssvss~d ~sweh
shssAast bat asd ast speake Ard Z
thlaa 30 ~Un nos ss~sre sxsiac ~ W
sleer~ N @essths fs wuns~e nay
"sassussss sfpsyp ssa ne~s kss~ " w
tsA@sa n their saastss'ss Assna~xs. NJ.
Nhiin~v Asah rAsAsessii cay ~ frvm 20
ralpst no lssh ss~rn ~ 10 pf~~shiag 10
s,ssAs a ssfsw ~ssA s~~a ls.tlax kss~
s@A there sasoss thee. =
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

Nj J Ho~icst. - s,raru.~. y \
~ri,ing fr,sn knfvt~ 80 = i,ateA aair,
farm, SAYS After f~e~situe ,he hafprs
and rv.,iag . little wklls. ~s Aro,e
ai-sus eight miles further ca ~ usr q
The ho., siucs ard dAip farm, IN H..
And rhry asei the svrN sAns siAhlr
a. the farm that ,hsy I'D In tAs isai.
teentk c-ntury Thry ha,v ltule rlugs
In the celling, -ith c,ra. ,,As.lnr
through them. by shich the cs.s tails
src held up Ia t~~p them frum svttinr
dirty The static as cau~gesl asd
bad plants and flowers In a. ~, es~,t
- the stables VAS ~ snail httels A.
the bach "a The stalls sAs = tr1ugh q
ms~onry at~sul eight Inches wi,ir and
ninc iachos dvpp. With . hitch "a r~sef-
Volr ~ sairt y, one cud ~ sssn a.
ID" trvnch sa~ dlrtied ihcS ,araci 90
the alter. and all tbs msHurv. etc. ~As
carried out Ia = covered VsL whcncu u
could D. removed ,o the hclds az whcfv
ever they ~sn,cd IL moved a. The
COWS ~rrv ~ cican. II me-, Ci-ABvf. than
your horses Al the fastening ihcy
have Is = little curi around their nCvl..
and they arv 80 gentle aud quicl thai,
They DO not require anNthirg strnngvr
Thcy use bras. milk pals Instead II
wood uf Yin oncs w san the WA,
the, make the rnund cheese tha, AZ,
scot to America They hAVv r,.n,irn
molds la the SHAPE Uf two homi.
phercs or half balls These Aru hollow
and az t"evthct The choose curt II
first roughly pressed into sharc and
then PLACED into the molds. the iuscr
half II the mold ~ stationary. while
the upper part Is fastened 90 a kiud Il
a scrcw working In q beam overhead.
the upper half is scrvscd down tlsht,
and The chccso Is left Tor a week A.
the end ~ . week " Ia screwed down
tighter and lcn another week A, th,
end ~ . third week the choose IL .,'
posed To the air. and the curing begins.
II takes three months Tor n rhosso "a be
cured. and u ear hcforc IL Is ~ Tor the
market Everything was ~ cct and
ncA, n any psrlor ! c,rr saw the
stables and stalls for the horse. w.rv
covered with mating You have DO
idea how clean every thing was. with.
out seeing how n wss done They use
The same kind ~ chufns. tho same Mind
~ cheese presses and tho same Kind ~
pals, etc that they did 5op year. ago
they think that u 10 showing dlsrrspe,i
To their ancestors to make any improve.
mcuis In the implements thai their foro.
fathers used. ] inquired ih. price ~
the cattle. aud folnd tina, ,h. COWS cp.,
from 30 Ia $50 guildors and the bulls
from 800 to $50 ~guildcrs. ar. In our
money. cows frum ssO Ia sitO aud bull.
from si?O Ia sisO or sguD each"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-06

A farmer must he something besides
. laborer. He must he n man u re-
ouroc and rise by his wi energy to
any emergency.
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN UP ON SATURDAY, THE
l. LIST day of March, 1879, and es-
trayed before l.. V. Marye, Justice of
the Peace, Alexandria Ward, ONE
SORRELL MARE, about eight years
old, has two white feet, white blaze 10
face, black name and tail, about thir-
teen hands high, and has an indistinct
mark on right shoulder. Appraised by
Jos. H. Hynson and J. G. de Generes
at Ten Dollars. The owner is hereby
notified to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take the same
away, in default whereof l will pro-
coed to sell the above described mare
on Saturday, the Sd day of May, 1879,
at the Court House door. in the Town
of Alexandra, La. Terms of sale
Cash. L. V. MARYE,
Justice of the Peace for the Alexand-
ria Ward.
March 5, 1902. F. 50.
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NEW THIS DAY.
THE GENUINE
DIR. G.. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMI1[.FUGE.
SYMPTOMS OE WORMS.


THEcountenance is pale and leaden-
l. colored, with occasional fushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is If
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; feeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels If
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood; I
belly swollen and hard urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulslve; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepare.
ton, not capable Of doing Ms slightest
injury 10 Meuosf tender Infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper. -:o:-
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NEW THIS DAY.
OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF TOWN COUNCIL.

q, ALEXANDRIA, La, }
Feb. "a, 1879. {
Pursuant to a call of the Mayor, tile
Board of Councilmen of the Town of
Alexandria, La, met this day at 4
o'clock p, M, in the Mayors Office. -
The following members answered to
their names:
Sam. Fellows, Mayor,
Louis Gossens,
f. r. Biossat,
Jonas RosenthaI,
Deunis Kelly,
w. w. Wilmington, Jr.
Mr.. Thos Gravity, thelate Collector,
presented his final settlement, which
on motion was accepted, and the May
or was authorized to cancel his bond,
and issue him a warrant for S76.O5,
being balance due for salary as Con-
stable.
On motion of Councilman Kelly it
was
RESOLVED, That the Licenses for the
year 1879 be made out and handed to
the Collector, j. B. Gibson, with in
structions to proceed at once with
their collection. - a.
The following Ordinance was offered
by Councilman Gossens, and unani-
mously adopted So
~ ORDINANCE. sse
BE 1T Ordained By the Mayor and
Board of Councilmen of the Iopns of
4terandria, La, on this tie 24th day Of
February, 1879, That from and after
the passage of this Ordinance every
owner. of cart running the same with
in the limits of the Corporation for
public use, shall be required to pay a
License of Eight Dollars pyovided,
however, that this Ordinance shall not
be construed to apply to any person
who has already paid the above Ii
cense on Dray.
There being no further business the
Council adjourned.
SAM. FELLOWS, I
A. B. RACIAL, so ~ Mayor.
Secretary,
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The Potter Committee are about
through, and the great crime they
have been investigating is inexhaust-
IDLE. Every prod that was given it
let out fresh effusion of the vii
famous odor of Radical rascality.
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How the Radicals are reluctant
to dispense with the Federal Super
visOrs, and it is natural that they
should, for q free and fair election
means final retirement Of that party
from power and plumber.
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THE U. s. District Court, in the
trial of the Natchitoches prisoners,
sat all day on Mardi Gras, and lis
tened to the bloody shirt lies of
Blunt aud Breda.
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Usual thanks are due by this
Office to the clerks of the Packet
Bart. Able for papers.
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Opium and Morphine Habit

aud DRUNKENNESS absolutely and
speedily cured. Painless; no publicity;
the worst cases of Drunkenness cured
IN III to Is days. Send stamp for par
seulars to J. s. CARLTON, 203 S Clark
St., Chicago, Ill.
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~ Call on Z. N. Biossat, Watch
maker and Jetoeser, and examine the
Celebrated Crescent City CryStalised
Spectacles. Also the Wheeler and VII
son NeW No. 8 Seeing Machine.
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DIED

DIED:
In this Parish, at Grand Bend, the res
idence of George A. Wise, on Monday,
February oath. 1879, GEORGE Hit,
in the 65th year of his age; resident
of Rapides since 1884.
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TO ALL W no HA V E
OCCASION TO
PURCHASE SEEDS.
-

TT Is MANIFEST AND NEEDS NO
i argument to make plain the SIM
pie truth, that from GOOD SEEDS
ONLY can good vegetables be OBJ
tained-'fgs do not groo ON thistles;"
yet strange and inconsistent as it may
seem, we see those who exhibit sound
sense in most affairs of life, purcha-
sing Seeds from questionable sources,
and congratulating themselves {for the
moment) in having SAVED APENNY.
At every Village, Hamlet and cross
road Store Garden Seeds are deposited
BY peddlers, and so general is the prac-
tice that even the grog'shop has a sup
ply Of Commissioned Seeds, which are
as doubtful in quality as the method
resorted to for their sale is qaestiona-
BILE and irregular.
Srr~ -~
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE,

ALEXANDRIA, La,
Mch. l, 1879.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH A RES0-
i luton adopted this day by the
Board of School Directors for the Par
ish of Rapides, the Public Schools
throughout the Parish will be discon-
tinued until further notice.
JULIUS LEVIN,
BEN. TURNER, President.
Secretary.
Mch SGT.
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BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

The British Quarterly Review for
January is republished by the Leo
nard Scott Publishing Co., al Bar
clay Street, New York. We give a
short sketch of the contents:
1. "London Gas" The gas ques
tion has long occasioned serious com
plants both in England and this
country. This article describes the
present state of matters, and the
leading provisions of London gas
legislation as settled in 1875; and
also shows, the remarkable effects
which the prospect of the use of the
electric light has had upon the value
of gas property.
2. "Daniel Manin." MANN was
the leader of the struggle for Vene.
tian independence in the year 1913;
and we have in this brief biography
his portrait as a reyolutionist, a
statesman and q dictator.
8. "Whatls ScienceP'' This ques-
tion is answered by defining science
as the summation and obligation Of
ali the ,knowledges pertaining to a
given subject matter. Under this
category stand the physical'sciences,
metaphysics, logic and religion itself.
A. Religious Equality and Theo,
ries of Comprehension" A conden
sed statement of the Broad Church
Theory. and Of the arguments by
which that theory is maintained.
5. "Arnold on Secondary Educa-
tion.'' Dissents from Mr.. Arnold's
views on this subject as expressed in
the November number of the Fort
Nightly Review.
6. "Restorations." Describes the
work which has been going on in
English medieval buildings.
7, "The yiceroy and the Amir
8. Contemporary Literature.
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Edinburgh, Westminster and British
Baarterly Reviews, and Black woods
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one, or only SIS for all, ane the pos
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Secretary
Succession Sale.
SUCCESSION OF NJ ost
GEORGE COLEMAN NJ oof'

ex susass conrn Ss No. sst.
Probate Docket Parish Court-Parish
Of Rapides, State Of Louisiana.
DURSANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
l. Issued by the Honorable, the Par
ish Judge of Rapides Parish, Louisi-
ana, in the above entitled and mum
bered Succession, commanding me as
Sheriff and ex-oficio Auctioneer, to
sell tor the payment of debts, and for
cash, the hereinafter described prop
erty. / shall offer. for sale at Public
Auction, at the late residence of the
deceased, on Dry Bayou, in this Par.
ish, between the hours prescribed by
law, on 80 e ss -~~s. a, s-,
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of APRIL,
$780, A. D. 1879,
the following described property, be-
longing to said succession, to-wit-
A certain tract or parcel of land sit
uated on both sides of Dry Bayou in
Rapides Parish, La, and being the
homestead or late place of residence of
ueceaseu, CONTAINING the qu"hCity Oh
one hundred and seven (l07) acres,
more or less. Also-One Mule, One
Pony, Three Cows aud Calves, Heifer,
lot of Hogs, Two horse wagon, Buggy,
lot farming utensils, agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS, l,iacksm,tl,'s tools, corn,
seed cotton, lot household and kitchen
furniture, saddle, siiot- gun, etc.
Terms-Casb, subject to appraise-
ment. ID. &. PAUL,
Sheriff, and ex officio Auctioneer.
March S, 1879. y III ii3sE 5ts! $50
Printers Fees Sl0,50.
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