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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16
Science and Industry.

France sold England 21,3S0 tons of
potatoes last year.
More than half the extent of mile
a@e in the American railway system is
in the Western States and Territories,
but three-fourths of the ownership is in
the Middle and New England States.
Last year there were only u strikes
in all France, against Pa in Great
Britain. The connection is obvious be-
tween this fact and the difference be-
tween the present industrial condition of
the two countries.
The United States raises about $780,
100000 bushels of grain more than the
entire products of France, Germany and
Austria, and if we could always be sure
of a profitable market for u grain we
could easily double the aggregate.
The importation of horses from
Canada 10 the United States has increaS-
ed thirtyfold i'm the last four years, from
PA horses with a value of S2S,955 in
1876 to 6,632 in lS79,valued AT Si9l 30.
The Toronto Nail claims that Can
ada possesses mineral wealth equal TO
any country i'm the world, and il r~ejoices
To see evidences that increased attention
is being given To mining operations, es-
p~ecially of gold and silver.
The number of immigrants arriving
1T New York in August was l2,13o, be-
ING about 5000 i'm excess of the num-
Der for the corresponding month a year
ago. and being a larger increase than in
any other month i'm 1879.
The cost of building in Chicago to-
day, says the Tribune, is 20 TO % per
cent. higher than it was six months ago.
Bricks are worth nearly twice as much
now rs they were then and wages have
advanced 10 cents a day for bricklayerS,
and 80 TO % for unskilled workers.
A Frenchman claims to have dis
covered in two natural substances, mex
hauStible in nature, the means of light
ing and maintaining a fire without wood
or coal; a fire i~nStantaneously lighted
and eXtinguished, causing no dust,
smoke, or trouble, costing one-tenth of
ordinary fuel. and everlasting.
A new thing in the hen line is a dis
injecting artificial egg, the product of a
Yankee inventor. 1t is made of sulphur,
carbolic acid and oil of cedar, COM
pressed. the properties being brought
out by the heat from the hens body.
1t is death on hen-lice. The same mix
ture is made in sticks for swings i'm bird
cages, TO keep them clear of insects.
The device is selling heavily in both
forms.
The principal industry of the town
of West Falmouth, Mass, is the tying of
business tags with bits of strings, by
which the tags may be attached to arti-
cles which require to be labeled. a
correspondent writing from that village
says: These strings are given out by the
LOCO, with a corresponding number of
tags, and are paid for AT the rate of II
10 IL cents a thousand. Young children
tie with their mothers, and even old
men, and it is the great source for pin
money in the community.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16
School and Church.

Bishop Peek is visiting the Metho-
dist Churches in Minnesota and Dakota.
The Congregational Church at
Dummerston, VT, achieved its centen-
NAL August Is.
Rev. DIR. David Swing is talked of
for the p~astorate of Unity Church, Chi
cago.
Bishop Quintard of Tennessee has
issued an appeal for contributions for
the relief of Memphis.
Mrs. Higginson, a sister of Prof.
Agassiz, has % kindergartens under her
charge at Boston.
The New Hampshire Legislature
has passed an act taxing church prop
erty on all sums exceeding $4,000.
The Tennessee University of Knox
vile is about to have endowed a chair
of Athletics and Gymnastics.
The degree of ID. ID. has been con-
ferred upon 65 clergymen this summer
by the colleges of the country.
According to the list in the Year
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16
Notes.


Leopold Ill. King Of the Belgians,
is said Ia be a modest. kindly, timid per-
sonage. VINO would blush to hear his
own magnificent titles and distinctions
read.
Ninety persons exercising trades
and professions in Great Britain have
incomes exceeding S250,oDO. About
three thousand have incomes between
$4,000 and S2J0,0O0.
So great have been the changes
since the establishment Of the Republic
in France that many young ladies of
high family and brilliant prospects are
studying in converts to qualify them
selves for ~SovernesseS.
Mrs. Guinness recently gave a ball
i'm London nj "A cost of 100000. Mantel
pieces of stcphanotis, banks Of gardenia,
were frozen were among the decora-
tons.
Queen Victoria has sent Ia the eX-
Empress Eugene a frame made of yio-
lets i'm amcthysts for the last photo
graph of the late Prince Imperial. The
garland is surmounted by an eagle,
which holds i'm its talons a thrce-colorcd
streamcr, on which is written i'm golden
letters the motto, "Not lost, but gone
before"
The cx-Empress Eugene has just
purchased of Baron Scssler-IIcrzinger
the Castle of Wasscrburg, Upper Syria.
The front contains l22 windows, and
the building is Owe 400 years old. She
will have the cX-khcdive Of Egypt as 4
neighbor, if he succeeds in buying OF
MoritZ Won hartmann his Castle OF
Prank.
Holloway, the English pill manu.
facturcr, is Ia build Il college e Lon
don for the higher education of women,
ut Il cost of $I.2j0,OO0, and endOw il
with half rs much more. The way in
which he became able To do so much
good was by spending about : 4,0O0,Ws
in advertising during the past 30 years.
The OHfcial Journal of st. Peters
burg saws that i'm Russia, in the month
Of June, there were altogether $500
fires, which caused a loss of property Ia
the extent of over twelve millions OF
roubleS; sos of the fires were from in.
~cendiariSm, $50 from neglect, 80 from
lightning, and in l,152 cases the cause
was unknown.
The three agricultural colleges
proper of France are, Grand Jouan,
Grignon, and Montpelier. They have
1863 students; the expenses of the estab'
lishments are 69S,OO0 francs, yearly,
against which there is To be written off
the onc-half for receipts. The students,
if mcritoriouS, alternate their residenc,
at these institutions, and So acquire {;
knowledge of farming practices in diff
fcrent regions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16

Book If Education for 1873, there are not
far from 1900 private educational ins'i-
buttons in the United States.
In every Italian school, public or
private, girls are taught To sew and en-
broider, and a. soon as they can take
their dresses 10 school to make them
there.
Iowa has four Methodist Episcopal
Conference.-The Iowa, Upper Iowa,
Northwest Iowa, and Dies Moines. They
embrace about COO clergymen and nearly
&c., 900 communicates.
Robert College, an American mis-
sionary institution in Constantinople,
has graduated large class. Ten young
men delivered orations in English,
French. Turkish, and Bulgarian. Presi-
dent Washburne stated that, despite the
disturbed condition Of the country the
past two or three years. the college had
a larger number of students than in pre-
viOus years.
The final decision of the German
Government on the religious questions
at issue with the Vatican has been COM
municatcd 10 the latter. Ii is that all
Of the exiled clergy who ask permission
will be allowed Ia return to Germany;
the May laws will he tacitly suspended,
provided the clergy obey the common
law: and all fresh nominations are la be
submitted to the Government. The
Pope is satisfied with these terms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16

Madame G.r-ss sni Der
have l.-.a =
" Nothing o7il 49,
nts~l~~t. 1Fs e r-g
the s4uipa@ ani bearing -
tbe Pre-adra. 7fthe E-ra
her uifsrt 'o pEs+ amp
w~.'h-t4udsnZ The J0Y1b.s rs
bsr homAZ" Il Is b.f.l
gave hey = b5'tl- q De
hrr arrival. -i~ -sl .tr a
- - a frugal }5f-. ADD d. e-
~ E.uly-Hy5gEs
Paris
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16
His Wish.

He stepped into a green grocer'> yes
terday morning with u vacant, weary,
careworn look on his face.
DO yov want some potatoes
81 never eat them. can't remember
exactly what came in for
perhaps you want some Coffee
.tAin't ii funny | can't remember?"
remarked the stranger. a. he scratched
his chin with the back Of his hand, and
scanned every thing behind the counter,
i'm a wild but Intellectual effort Ia brush
up his memory
DO YOU want milk
mo. that amt it,"
.sIs it macaroni. mustard, chow
chow, soap or wine-jelly??'
None of them. sir
POSSIBLY You want A small measure
of beetS?"
Indeed | do not Then his ewes
Sparkled and he said:
II have it now. remember what l
came in for: il all ome back 10 me
like a dream of love"
what do you WANT
well. now, it's As plain As day.
Wasn't it funny l didn't think of ii be-
fore?"
alt was rather strange: but what viii
you have?"
"You won't get mad, VIII you?"
mo. sir"
"Well then, I'll tell You. / just
stepped in here to ask You if you'll
scratch my hack a little for me | have
prickle heat.'-Bin9hdmton Republican.
A richly ornamcnted garter is
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16

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p4@s a -~gad tinnr than sal
srssure gr al lntesI-eaa ,bs
Il hls favDTIi@ g zEr sisaT>
rr1rh. and aEBguE them ~
USUALLY Deatfsses the mf-f
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day and esf4Hial work g
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16

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fpNL HhsB cold shop n 3
aEd clsF 3 a H1sl~. ~ .eI
a. = large bunrh e celrvF f
tn ~h~ksn bid amr ~
AMI max them wsh Ga. ni-
fail, mustard sasl a I'll si
beai this mixture together. ari
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16

A copper belt some two miie- long
and FROM 10 TO 80 feet wide has been
discovered ab,u; the middle # the
southern part If Maine, directly on the
coast. Some ~ miles 10 the northeast
IF this copper belt silver has been found
in fakes, masses and hlamenis
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16

The expenditure of the London
School Board this year i estimated at
100000. involving } rate Of } IL on
the pound sterling.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16
4 Parrot Har'eiou. requirements.

Among he many Interesting arrrurf-
II smart. educated parrot. allow uss -
tel sou If a bird that j. an hauor anil
An ornament 20 th" State Il vermont
>h-- j. "a" wu>t prominent rsrm}-sr ia
the h"H-"h"ld q o4ar DTg af bum
mer-;"u. A. FAR a. beauty f. concern
et. neither -he nor { have any fhiny -
LAY. \ -trancr. unfortunate habit
which she has q pulling ort her own
f"ath~r- gives her the appearasce Il
having come IF defeated from -,m.
hen fight. Her remaining p.umare =
81 the usual parrot green. but IN ,l..
ca" u J. nd emblernatic Il ihs ivfeIf-
GENT p~p.-e--yr. The charm II her
talking lie. IN her clear, distinct euuu-
CATION; and The ~yerissf stranger e,snld
understand what -hr -sys. She siuo.
several ~png- Sbsp Fv. ..Lf-'is
Brown jug. 18th -iny. and whistle.
The tune II -Yaukee Dh--Ils. and
e~Nseute.. with gTra; -piri. that old-tine
=. round ="
-out}aud. barsiux'
NagslEnl'4 hssrntns
Look ont fsesE orrs
ffFs, flrs Flf-s Frer
tzsf on wst~~
n l. 3 great initatDF, carkL9s Ike n
a nr-;-clA-- hen. and meas a. sell 4.
The kittens themselves. "a. yrs,. VI
rors with "HuIio, hO~ d. you Do
and az "GOoA-by when ,hey Iesys
Her funnis-; exclamation j. ..Ther.,
Ia~' found out. anil he USUALLY
ends the expression wi;h 3 bur: II
laughter 4 rap on the Gag vii brgg
out the weleOnse ..CoTsr in'' 80 -
the question: Is i coli cat. today
u then remarks "Pollv'- cold ou,
here, Shy viii ~yb and cry In ~.
in1-' h@art-brOken Hav. Gni esll. tba
following fzEle~c "IHcle Oscar. Avst
Maria Bert. Nellie. Lon. Gss.rre, IN.
ahariie- she can -inz 40 ths- &.
with b woris. .Fsi-iy-a-t.r+-
Bird. "a syllable for e.eE us.tej 81.
counts. occasionally missing a numb.r.
AID says, POLY waals her dinner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-16

A richly ornam,nted garter is one
of the regulation presents TO a German
royal bride, and an illustrated German
paper depicts such IN article given 10
the Empress 30 Years agv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Changed Its Tune.

SANITY Washington, the city of the
good, which was so inCensed over the
proposed Sunday excursion from here,
and which thrcated dire destruction on
the members OF the Pittsburgh cXcur-
sion on Saturday, has evidently under
gone a conversion. The Reporter OF yes
terday contains the following:
THE EXCURsIoNISTs-l Hdppy DiSGD-
pOiutment-Over three hundred Wheel
ingites passed through our town on Sat
urday night between nine and ten
o'clock, over the Hempfcld and Pitts
burgh Southern railroads. They tarried
in town long enough TO be transferred
from one train 10 another, about three
quarters of an hour. There were many
ladies and some children among them.
While they waited they exhibited a
great deal of patience. Not an oath
or unseemly word was heard. They
behaved 9s gentlemen and ladies
should, and their conduct was in grand
contrast with that of a train load of our
own people who arrived here the even
ing previous from Wheeling. when reel
ing drunkenness, strange Oaths and. gen.
eral disorder were seen and heard on all
sides, and the policemen found plenty
to DO. They passed through Washing
ton before the Sunday set in, and re-
turned after the holy day had ended
reaching Washington after one o'clock
and leaving before two on Monday
morning. Ehe expectations of some Of
our good citizens in reference to the be-
havior of these eXcursionists was not
realized.
1t was supposed by many, that the
Pittsburgh Southern railroad would be
unable to carry them off, but Superin-
tendent VI. d. Hays had made full pre-
partitions for the emergency, and as
soon as the people could be transferred
from one train to another they moved
eff in happy mood. Not a straggler was
left behind. They were carried over
the narrow gauge in two trains Of three
cars each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
BELLAIRE.

A man by the name of w. C. Burke,
claiming to be from Bethany, Brook
county, W. Va, attempted TO rid him
self Of the cares and trouble OF this wick
ed world bv jumping from the railroad
bridge on Union street, supposing as he
SAYS that he was jumping into the creek,
but found himself coiled up on the rail-
road. The man seems TO be in dement,
ed state of mind and talked about some
girl saving some fellows tried to put a
lob upon him, and that the guilty par
ties are two married men at Bethany.
Marshal Archer took care OF him over
night and to-day he left for Wheeling.
The City Dads are having the Mayors
Office renovated. and the new ceiling
and fresh paint is quite an Improvement
Mr.. Lou Armstrong was IN the city
Yesterday.
Several OF our boys are breaking stone
under the supervision OF Deputy
Marshal Shannon Archer.
Miss Mollie Heskett was the success
ful contestant for the gold necklace at
the tiremen'S ball.
At a meeting OF the Bellaire Gaslight
and Coke Company, held at their office,
the old Board was reelected.
Mr.. Ed. Owen says he intends to sue
all saloon keepers that violate the Sun
day ordinance.
There is another brass band being or
caniZed in Belaire under the manage
ment of Mr. James Turnbull.
The Sunday School at the coal works
of Rochensnouser Il Sterit will give a
picnic at Armstrong; Mills ON Satur-
dav next. leaving via. the b. Il ;. W.
r.. Il. at 7o'clock. The train will be
in charge of Conductor Jackson Baugh
and Engineer James Sherry, two very
careful railroad men.
The Bellaire goblet works are ship
ping large lots of glass to Canada.
Officer Mccormick is able to be about
again.
The Leasure Boat Club will give a
picnic in Cummins' Grove on Saturday,
June eth.
Mr.. II. q. Norris for many years a
clerk i'm the b. d q. Office on tins city
and now in the First National Bank, OF
Newark, O., paid us flying visit last
week. Harry looks well and we were
clad TO see him back here where he Is
always welcomed by his many friends.
The National Grecnback party OF this
city, Club No. lO5, met in convention
last evening and appointed two dele
gates. Colonel George W. Scott and Mr..
Daniel Fusner, to represent their prln-
ciplps i'm the State Convention Nedncs-
day next. 4 firm resolution was adopt
ed instructing their delegates to oppose
any coalition with the Democracy.
"WhOle hog or none
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
The Nov Sol speculations.

The new combination method of oper-
ating i'm stocks which McSSrS. Lawrence
* Co. Bankers, New York, have inau-
guratcd, Is attracting unusual attention
in financial circles, by reason OF its re-
markable success. AcustOmcr in Prov
idence invested nine times. and made
over 5000 i'm three months, 10y using
so % $500 capital BY this system, or
derS from thousands Of customers, in
various sums, are pooled into one inn
menSe capital, and operated As a mighty
whole, thus giving to each shareholder
all the advantages of vast capital and
shrewdeSt skin. Profits are divided
every so days. Any amount from $40
To So. 600 can be used in MeSSrS. Law
renee * Co.'S combinations with equal
pruportiOuate success. SIS will make
So profit i'm the mouth. 500 will re-
turn $1,000 or 5 per cent on the stock,
and 50 on a. the market varies. The
new circular gives two unerring rules
for success. and shows how any one
can operate proitably. Mailed free.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Law
renee * Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, y. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
Picnic Cake Two ColOrsl.

For the White-Take the whites OF
eight eggs beaten stiff; add two cups
sugar, onc-half cup butter, three-fourths
cup sweet milk, one teaspoonful extract
lemon, three cups -four having in it one
measure Banner Baking Powder
mixed thoroughly in the dry flour.
For the Nellow-Take the yOlks OF
eight eggs we'll beaten; add one cup
white sugar, half cup butter, half cup
sweet milk, the grated rind and juice OF
one orange, one and ee.fourths cups
flour having in it one half measure
Banner Baking Powder mixed
thoroughly. in the dry flour; bake in
pound cake or long flat pans, pouring in
first a LAYER of white, then a layer of yell
low and white alternately; bake in a
slow oven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
To COnsumptiyes.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having providcntially discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
a very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure OF Cm,sump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, ana
all throat and Hung aiIcctions---also pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous De-
bilty, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels it his duty 10 make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated 10y this motive, he will cheerful
send Tree of charged to all who desire IT,
the receipt for preparing and full direc-
tons ior successfully using this prOyi-
dentially discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves Of the
benefits Of this discovery, without cost,
can do so by return mail, by addressing
with stamp,
Dig. CHARLES 7. MARSHALL,
No. SO Niagara ST.. Buffalo, Y. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
River News.

River, ( feet inches, and still on the
decline.
The Andes got in last night about &
o'clock.
The Stockdale went down early this
morning.
The Emma Graham will pass up
to-day, en- route from Cincinnati 10
Pittsburgh.
The c. W. Bachelor will probably
not get into her trade before the last OF
the week. She is being painted.
Guvandottc river and its tributaries
were much swollen by the late rains. 1t
is reported that quite large lot OF slaves
got away upon the waters and were
fioated out into the Ohio river.
by Telegraph
PIrrsBrRGH, June River > feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
showery. Departed-Stockdale.
CINcIyyArI, June River IL feet 1
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool Arrived-St. Lawrence, Wheel
ing; Lee, Evansville. Dcpartcd-Buck-
eye State, Pittsburgh.
New ORLEANS, Jnnc Claiming all
dav; thermometer -. Arriycd-Grand
Golden Crown, Cincinnati; Grand Lake
No. and barges, st. Louis. No depar-
lures.
NASHVILLE, June River stationary,
with > feet inches on shoals; Arrived
Anderson, Cairo; Cooke, Evansville.
Departed-Cooke, Evansville.
CAIRO, June It. +. Eckert, Cincin-
natl; W. p. Holiday, St. Louis. De-
parted - Golden City, New Orleans.
River - feet 10 inches and rising.
Weather clear; thermometer Ct.
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Wcather clear
and cool. River falling, with feet in
the canal.
MEMPHIS, June River rising Ar
rived Golddust, Nicksburg. Departed
Golden Rule, Cincinnati; City Of
Vicksburg, Nicksburg. Since Friday
there has been quite change in the
weather, the thermometer having fallen
irO.h go TO So. At noon to-day the
thermometer indicated 60, with Il cool
northwest wind blowing.
Sr. LoCIs, June 2.-Arrivcd-Goldcn
Eagle, Kcokuk; Red Wing and barges,
st. Paul. Departed Clifton, Pitts
burgh; Golden Eagle kcokuk; Annie,
st. Paul; Helena, Nicksburg Riven rose
3 inches, with Is feet inches by the
gauge. Weather cloudy and cool.
VIcKsBURG, June 2.-Weathcr clear.
River fell inches. Up-Natchcz, Grand
Tower, City OF Alton. Down.. NJ.
White.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
English Lutheran Sunday School Excur-
sion

The excursion next Thursday prom
ises to DE very large affair, and like its
predecessors admirably managed. We
understand persons from the Island
were already buying tickets Yesterday,
and i'm all probability the entire number
will be sold Capt. Edward Wejsgerber,
of the Baltimore and Ohio transport0-
ton and machinery department, Will be
ON hand To take part with Capt. Dew
rics i'm the management, and Mr. VIII
liam Kcyser, Nice-PrcSjdcnt, has been
invited as the guest OF the School on
that day. The only place at which
tickets can bc purchased is the office OF
the superintendent OF the Sunday
school, John IL. Zevely, 1871 Market
street