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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-20
Fruit and Diphtheria.

The Boston Journal Of Chemistry
says: DR.. Emil Querner, Of Philadel-
phia, sends us the following note on this
subject, which will interest our profess
sional readers, even IL they are not pre-.
pared 10 accept the authors theory.
"After laborious and scrutinizing in
vestigation into the cause Of large
number Of cases Of diphtheria that have
come under my care during several
years past, have almost arrived ct the
conclusionsthat the primary affection OF
an individual comes from the fungi
which are found 90 spots Of different
colors on The exterior OF fruit, particu-
larly apples. As far a. the power of my
microscope has shown, these fungi seem
identical with the fungi from diphthe-
ritio nicer and last autumn traced q
number OF cases, at one time five togeth.
Or In one family, back 10 the eating Of
apples picked from the ground In or
chards without previously cleaning the
fruit b. rubbing or washing. The prev
alence Of this dreadful disease in the
last three decades may well be accounted
for b The fact that the appearance and
fiourishing Of lower vegetables and an
Imsl organism Il periodical Of which
- have. examples in the potato dis
ease, the disease Of the gravevine and
cholera. which latter has been ascribet
= fungus growing on che ears Of rics
N East India and carried In the human
body - oontagion over all parts 0
he globe. and IN many other cases. Q
couTas, any person infected With n
disease from the primary canse may b
the center Of infection for OtheEar
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-20
Chinese Bridal Costumes.

The bride was attired sumptuoufly in
parti-colored brocaded satin oyergar-
ment, which was, Of course, surmounted
by the red-cotton bridal-yail covering
the whole head and face and hanging
some distance down, being, however,
slightly open at the sides to permit OF
easier breathing. The fashion of this
attire was that OF centuries aeo-the
top OF the head-dress bulging out in
form, very similar 10 that seen in an
cient pictures Of IAraelitish priests
Around this she wore n golden ooronet
studded with pearls, amethysts and
rubies, while pendant from il were nu-
merous strings Of long glass beads of
several colors, the whole presenting a
novel, IL not altogether charming effect.
The bridegroom was clad in the en-
broidered silk robes Of a white-button
Mandarin. He betrayed not the slight
est anxiety TO lift the vail that concealed
the brides face, but, with a stolidity
remarkable in one 30 young, allowed
the ceremony 10 proceed and himself TO
be guided by the old women go.be-
tweens with much resignation. They
placed the bride to the right Of the foot
of the family altar and the bridegroom
at her left hand, both kneeling.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-20
A Persistent Dog.

More than eight years ago q poor max
q AIMED Gray died, and was buried in the
old Gray Friars' churchyard, Edin-
burRh. His grave in now leveled by
time, and nothing marks il. But the
spot had no. been forgotten by his
faithful dog. James Brown, the old
curator, remembers the funeral well,
and that Bobby was one Of the most
conspicuous Of mourners. James found
the dog lying on the grave the next
morning, and as dogs are not admit
ted he turned him ont. The second
morning the same; the third morning,
though cold and wet, there be was,
shivering. The old man took pity on
him and fed him. This convinced the
dog that he had right there. Sergeant
Scott, r. z, allowed him his board for
length Of time, but for more than six
years be had been regularly fed by
Mr. Trail, who keeps q restaurant close
By. Bobby IL regular in his calls, be-
ing guided BY the midday gun. On the
occasion of the new dog-tax being
raised, Mr. Trail was called upon 10
pay for Bobby. He would have done
20 had the dog acknowledged him ~
his master, but he will attach himself
to no one. On hearing OF the facts Of
the case the lord provost Of Edinburgh
exempted him. and, TO mark his adni-
ration Of fidelity. presented him with :
handsome collar, with brass nails, and
an inscription: "Grsy Friars' Bobby,
presented 10 him by the Lord Provcss
Of Edinburgh, 1877. 7."-Osw Dumb An-
fEzsaLs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-20

Here IL N incident in the history Of
the old soldier who was, until lately.
the marshal president Of France. At
the close of the battle Of Terchia, Gen.
Achard. desiring 10 send an important
message 10 . subordinate commander
four miles away, intrusted II Hfi#csSahon.
he offered him : squadron Of mounted
chasseurs - IN escort, but 10 was de-
clined. md The brave soldier rode on
alone. he hid proceeded some distance
On his journey when suddenly he be-
he'd hot Of Arabs in pursuit OF him
and : deep rzyine IN mont OF him.
There vzs no alternative other than to
Jump Tie ravine OF be slain BY his pur-
suerz. and pattiue spurs 10 his horse.
be cleared The gull at bound, The
horae breaking one Of his legs as he
struck The opposite eide. The Arabs
reeoslea lrum the dangerous leap. and
eo.Ieals.l themselves with tlischarrine :
Shower . bulIeta after him. MaoMahon
escaped unhaxmsd, and reached his des-
llnzEloa = safety.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-20

A curious list might be made of the
strange methods employed in transmit
ting many important historical mes
sages. The intelligence which enabled
Cyrus to overthrow the Median mon
archy was conveyed in the body of =
hare sent him ca q present. The insti-
gator Of the Ionian revolt against Persia
sent his agent trusty slave, with verbal
orders 10 shave his head, when The ne
cessary instructions appeared traced on
the skin beneath. During mohsmmed's
wars letters Of this kind were frequently
plated in the long hair Of female slaves.
The medieval fashion OF writing In ink
which only became visible when held
10 the fire IN well known; but Cardinal
Richelieu surpassed even this by his de-
vice of dispatch whose alternate lines
made an entirely different sense from
that Of the letter as a whole. One Of
the French chiefs Of the Fronde war
concealed en- important letter in roasted
crab. Warren Hastings, when block
AIDED in Benares by Cheyte Singh, ap-
prised the English army of his situa-
tion by dispatches written upon rolled
up slips Of parchment, which his mes-
sengers carried In their ears, instead of
the quilts usually worn there. The let
ter which recalled Gen. Kaufman 10 The
relief Of Bamarcand, when besieged By
The Bokhariotes In June, 1858, vas
stitched up In the sandal Of loyal M
tive. II even stated--though The story
certainly sayors of Munchausenism-
that . French spy. in 1870. carried :
Photographic dispatch through the Ger
man lines In the hollow of one Of his
false teethi
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-20
Belle sf sec,ety,

Here is how q New York society girl
spends her time: 1--WE breakfast every
morning at half-past seven o'clock,
for papa likes early honrs. rise Il
ak, 10 give me nearly an hour for prac-
ticing music and singing before 1 eat;
and during the day, II possible, two
hours more are given 10 such practice
At nine o'clock, two mornings in the
week, Monday and Thursday, my maa-
Ter in instrumental music comes 10 give
me lessons Of an hour each: two days
my singing teacher requires an hour:
then / am learning how 10 make the
various iaces now 30 fashionable; and
also have instructions In the new art
needlework. I have also learned how
to make wax and artificial flowers very
nicely, and spend some time each day
in drawing, painting and decorating
pottery; these accomplishments may not
Be very useful, but mamma says to b
happy one must create habits Of indus
try; and. besides, we don't know how
the wheel Of fortune may turn. and then
II ] know we'll how 10 do these thinrs I
will be able 10 teach; and then such
knowledge viii be Of great advantage.
On Saturday morning, II least once :
month. mamma requires noe 10 go into
the kitchen with her 10 learn hov .
make bread, cake and pastry. which she
says all girls ought 30 know how to DO
for the comfort Of their families In the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-20
His Objection.

"Ive only got one objection TO your
paper" said an up-country farmer as he
shelled out two Bland dollars for an
other years subscription, and smiled
upon us across the editorial desk. We
were all attention at once, and asked for
the objection. Editors always like TO
head objections and suggestions, and IL
a good old patron was 20 come along
and ask ns TO publish the Declaration Of
Independence, we'd have 10 do II. "Tve
been taking your paper ever since
il started, be continued, "and like il
It gives all the homo news, all the State
news, and all the general news of i'm
portance but, as / said before, there's
one objection, and that's the advertise
ments. You zee, whenever that paper
gets into the house, Maria she goes right
for those new advertisements, aud every
piece of Hummery she reads sbout abe
wants, and that's where the trouble
comes in. Then the girls they get hold
of IL and read about this, that and the
other cheap things and nice things,
new things and fashionable things-and
you Just see, between Maria and the
girls, they keep me in hot water all the
time" We assured our troubled pc.
tron that we heartily sympathiEed with
him; but told him that sensible men
would use the columns Of their local
paper IS q means Of communication with
the people-that this was something
that in the natural course of human
events could not be prevented; and hs
finally concluded that IL was all right
for, said he. "your advertising col
umns frequently save US money, because
they tell us where we can buy ths
cheapest goods. ."-Aiddtetos0n Trans
cript.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

And no~ the Young man ~ku " ~ up
IN the W hitc Mountains un sfottulght's
vacation, and Who r,-ie on the moun,
tain coach a whole dAN With these sgrv.
able young ladies aud their mAmma.
and ~ho me, ,h-m again q, the hoisl
AZ the Glen. and alsn pointed cut -,
many object. II lntcro., io ,hem frrm
the top - Mi wAshihgtou the yugng
man ~ho mamm> babe g,~~i h,,. after
= weeks acYuaintshce, aud hoped
the, should $50 him In bostnn.' aud
III. yoang ladies told that they had
had mn ~A~fully joily time. " and hop.
III iha, they should meet again the
Young man Who passed over his card
AT parting to the ladies. Who. strange
,o say. had all left their card cascs Ia
their trunk. a't.oshd bye. Mt NcrdAn.
tevk, = n glad la have met YOU
Inv. Young man j. as,onishcd ths,
the, arc not At home although he hA.
called al their residence va Common
wealth avenue. aud 10 still mufc aston.
ishcd at M and The eide >, passing
him on W ashingion street with . stony
.,afv II recognition although he
raises his hal aud half extends hi. head
~ u expecting = cordial greeting L.
also surprised when he speaks 4" the
younger whom he tnd. sitting In = ~.
,ci SEED seat at III. museum, With ayoubg
swell IN straw culorcd hsir parted Ia
the middle and eve glasses. la response
Ia his ejaculation ''you remember mo
last August, Ncriant.ck Whit"
Mountains how do Yea joF' To have
her utterly ohliv,ous IL his outsiroi"hcd
palm ~ she slowly fans herself, c~lrya,.s
her eyebrows, and says languidly oh
ycs' REALLY. Ia quite forgot, one secs
81 many people. Mr. vcri,tlcs wc
have just returned from Saratoga
hope YOU got home safely While the
swell with her glar,s n, him rs u hr
we're n gorilla escaped from \ monsg.
erie. and he ~r-tircs In confusion won.
dcring what they meant by hoping a.
See him again. forgetting that there ar,
such volumes q. city directories thai
re~lcntlcssly pu, men down In their pag,
"Ncrian,c.k j. clerk. liza Hanover
stree, boards South Boston -Bo'ios
Commercial B.iiops,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16
rWG ssOCr.s s!RASs.

.ous o, Bs,sra fsyhs. s~asilrst fosms
r-s 10 a sums lowest nossk.
Win so-srs AMI rso~s c'sFgru-r
! wbete nAasbi 90. bsafA ave ~ heos' ho-
' Lua
ut the utii stnd's uqutd zee
They ishi ~ g,nt'e t.rJ h. rcsl
vheu his'. = Is irvsm ~As DER.
When tbs iy', b. ~ok. .,A msgir pS~u
Gave fortA - Notes - nov
Thsy lsii bim ,Asf, shea sa1.~t, hsam
Yet hngvfrd on The hill
Bg, IN hs4f, that lespei al that hTtsb, Soo
10 dsAh's Loog sssp -. 'un
sadly icy bss 81 the psgs, mold
Abo,e hi. fair yoang icra,
And ~syt tasi sroa the grave sboald hide
The hsSt - ire and warm.
n. elm, loax brughs druSr DER the turf,
LII moarusr, ~.eping BY,
And there, In spring. tie violet ers,
Lok. ny With mid blue eye;
And .hsu the tor,. 81. In the ssrb
OF .smmer pruaily save,
A thoussnd los. sweet mrloiiss
Plat moafufal 'rounA biz grave.
~ hol, calm breathe. DER the spot
The uces dsfs shadows sing.
save -ten throagh ,.,nlns hoaEh' susek
CLEANS
The Gid birl', aashing ~tng.
There, When the sunsrt'. CLOS decays
Bright fotms With sunny hair
Glic Slowly through N, ioTe,, Aislos
Then fade Ia t.tiight air
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16
Now Be,,eu Swan BEFORE the Queen.

After the Cork business" said Cap.
tain Paul Boyton. continuing tho story
81 his travels. -" came arross III"
channel. was In London. and one
day when ! went la the Herald office ]
was told that th-rc was mn invitation
Tor ma Ia 20 Drforc the Queen. ~.
cordingly went over la the Isle 81
Wright landed on Saturday night.
and Monday morning ] vas Ia give III.
exhibition, Early In IN. morning Gen.
eral ronsonby and two ~ the Que.n'.
ladies In waiting came Ia So. me
When they wor. abo~t "a 40 away, ]
said Well. ladies. You will take drink
with me p One ~ the ladies wa,
quite willing, but General Ponsonby
would not have a. Ua afterwards
came 81 me aud explained. lie said
Those were ladies II honor. and Tor
them Ia drink with YOU would Great" -
great scandal went on board the
wss The captain. took ma Town and told
me wha, Ia do. 'Who1 h.r majesty
comes" said he. Jus, Zip into your
dress and get through your c,olutions
as quickly Is YOU can Presently IN.
court party came on board looked
round for the queen. but could moi
make her out did no, know What
sac would be like. looked out i"'
somebody like the queen In Hamlet.
with n long white cloak full - red
spots. The captain said. Now. e.
through quick Then ! sa~ n little
woman In black who seemed to he the
center 81 the party. so ] thought tina,
mus; be the queen. bowed and said.
Her maje-tyi' She bowed . little
and smiled. said. Shall take water
now She smiled and bowed again
Az | glided into the water. and did the
thing all up In q hurry had dress
suit on under my apparatus. and when
I clsmbcrcd on deck ] quickly threw
of my sea dres. and cane before hnT
msjc.ty again. sh. said. ~ am
pleased aud astobished IL IL very
sonderful'' A yOung lady ~ho stood
close by asked me a question. Ia which
answered. Yea. miss Some 81 ihs
ladies began Ia laugh. and the Queen
smiled q little ! did not know whs'
they were laughing At, bu, ! thought
had done something wrong. 80 ] said,
Your majesty mus, ercuse me. have
never been presented a, court before,
and ] am not posted Nee Yoyi
Tx-.L
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

po~st,o helr ana ~ Mess ",aprs' An
! .iiung. w nv o-n struggle ~ fis.,
a. vrOSd dcsn thus~ HAT Afv tc~hAss.
- am trying Ia r,vr ops Ard step ~
10 them up 9Th my' en- ths iaithial
s~e to sWoh guvsti,ns doss al The
true sesvss, - the c'eting wear AsP.n1
tor thai lied ~ sac,ess shtch r~as,si.
10 hcsp,Bg ap mc0cy ~ r~'pa'Nrtlt ~
knos icigo. soiel, fnT selfish gvs,iacs
ton. J, rtt,en 81 The cssfv. snd ~til s-,h
fail. vvwn IN 10 own uawVfthy aim
shiic thu, whtch rAins ihs, u wA, de
tihaie, and oSeAlps light that u NAV
illamin~. u tho Gals scuna asd resl
prosperity, and s that ~htch deter
minrs the value - zach ma sod each
sumAn O. the community la ~hich then
dwcli lAsisietgAta ialerr
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

the .hsdo~ - = nes hop~ dsw ming 90
,hs ,r,nbl~d fNr~. 4 so,cmnly yr,u
Use" be said. newer Sgain Ia touch =
~prBny's -urth TIA, 10 nol l~a~tully m,
o~n'
AT the cod q The wear YEA can have
jennie a v want bet. aud Sv'l unite
the farms
Win an u~s,rhuving heart Harry
.,ammsrvsi bis thanks, and u. farmer
a.vcr regretted tha, hc had given him
> rhanc. iu rvsie,m bis sclf.fvsp-t
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

"Nun y fafsfHaFss tste $50 ltftN
n u@4i ~ Nc M.ilrai fr5asst y D. Ne ~
lief a uHcnofs t%totsifit les q Nsfsysgs rs
~, 'haHsaapfss". Srfehaas Wsss~s Fsitnfy
- Nsntst sai hfsiH russt -hsshfs rsasai
hy uVvf~ "a, iustssEstlfsas ~ Fsrssssa Hissp
lsssHs.a hsstie@sHss. susi lbm at t~rsttiss
~ ,bihira sni al hssisfs - tNtsuti
Ntttip tkfss frsv No Processes have uGs
sistat saept.atAss sui Ns srff b<st tvsslft
~ ssis ., al ihusetsst Ias~Ht NJ es
Atih A'sra- ss~ lws
Fssaaie. that Az hshts - sapysrssl - "
iskius odd. 80 ifpgsisf ~ ~tAisfai Measures
iAsas. sislah si-sfs k-~g tsftss's ,sgIsHatsi
t,uss ~ Em.ru esi 80 hsht ssi ~ a.- .tl
sna't. then that W Ns'gs's hstNssiI ~
ihrres snplsio,. Ass fsent t',gsts, ~ ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

james tNolr~vli mlghl a. sell have
t-ea name.i ws.ifs,lu - ~ slAnA, owe
80 test hish shea ssAniine Ia a heitaw
On cars iAy No hrvAs . .si,~,a
stnshc~. tht = tFssssn tss,Ass~s ~ the
,fy Han ,1ss s@A 90 c,snluste,i hiu,
ssi, that ps@i UAes - Nr~is Nsl Az
enue .i,ppci do~n rghi AeA i,n =,
shes 81 ismpty-l ~ gei "ui q he ~A1
The t-1bv ran him ,hCrakh ali~,s and
utvf l-ssu.. 81, ,kry Ald u,rt c.,ilar hiu,
unl q lAic hea4t iu ihe stvnipg H. hsi
thea taAra pss~osaisa q = tlg hAni
sl~i. and ~ss rrrsistrntlS ratSsaiinE a.
Old Aucho.a sith muskrAi tuts 80 " IN.
dulfv ta = hcdiis, sle.ghias rNft,
whus ,hs I~Airc we've Aaulnw h,w
dn.n ~ ,hs .lri No hsA ssolcN Dc
sang
isans w ~, 49, Aiess
s.sn
m .I.. 49,, ..... II,
,I
80. ,u.f..t -, IA,
.ala,..-., -, ,,.,,..n 80.
,..-. 80 A.. 49, IN. ~ h.,
-,l., 49,. -.
h. 10 an. ~,,,tA,,, a., ,l.,- hIm.,lt ia
a., .I,,eI.. -, a.. Ia.
N. r,l.w.u -, ~ t,,..t In
Me,,s~, ali ,ust tie9' Inquired tho
r,ot,
mo. air mover lived thor. at hunt. "
~. Al, rply
Il though, ~ bad th"ught tho,
. acted In Mexico los, at-nut a. ,oa ar,r-i
YESTERDAY
Tan a TELLER have a little tun on
IA, fourth. 81 JuJthUsimA.f Ia, a fel.
Ter ~, To- ,Is hlms.li 90 Ia = hltrhing
p,st an such a rlorion, old holidA, and
stand around lac a hur.e' II the,
don't want the t.,,. a. have .n, ION on
tha, day, what DO the, hA,c the Ia,
,ote'
..Ihi. 1. go time inf argument. Nj
polsws,i You NJ. guilt, II raising so,.
erai russ On a holiday lnstead ~ at.
Tins ,,trtiN d.~n a. turkey ar p,ast
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

CA,ole. Soap Take = chicken that
weighs about three po'nis. "a, !, Ia
quarters aud place II In a porcelain pa,
Add two quart. ~ water aud lot " bui
Que hour Then have y trying pan all
ready with a lump - butter. rsmo'.
the chicken Ia II. and have some boiled
ric" ready cooked In another pan ssi
about ~ curiul ~ bottled rice ~
boiling the rice With chicken improves
great, the flavor Il ~. soup Add
at,ou, a tablespoonful u chopped psrs-
ley, an onion and y small carrot. ip
ycrs thin slices; boil III. giblois sepa'
ra,cly. and when the chicken u q rich
brown remove u la make . gravy by
adding half a cup ~ water. one table.
spoonful Of Hpof. and N. gihIcts chop
ped tnc. Serve the gra,y scpsrsisiy
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

AZ udAiAtssts., tFitfs.i hv,- pssftka Ms
80 hsA iaasrl " ~, tseAs ~ 80 Ices tuiis
uissl.safy. thu f.snais a a swpAs rseFs.tlf
fsfu~i, ha No st~s~it sel ~FtWsHsnt fsss
- e~sasatapttsn, hf,at beds. ssis1h sstAsss
sol al Mnssi ssi isNG seasit,ua ale . gs-s
,i,e sai radical sets ~ afss,sts ast3Alt Sol
I'll Hstv,is ssNrt.iHt. s'tst Asstag ,ssiei ~
suSitf'ni f8Fs,ltv Esfsefs D. tAsgasssis a
csHs. IA 'st " ia dafr As wAks a tucsH w.
10 saTrshU tsla.s Asia,t s-i ~ tAts ~
i've a.l . Asstft " rlls,p tuunkH sarsst~N I
-ui .enA tsse q shsfVs. - 81 D iFsffS =.
this ustts. .tth full dlssyttsas - y~fvV-stnf
asA usins Ia t~lsstasgS fwasA - taslsh Asst
l., nail ~ s.siv@sips. -nh stafaN ~ uin3
,his r,g.t, " " nhssaI ie rs.gs mtst.
U.A.atss
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

A lsty ~ Nsstsas.. ps -tt,es - az
plisi w. e yhfsirisH hses fug . tsssffgstr. 30
eth iissdsfh.. -t,L .htsh ksss t-s. snist
81 &c msn' years. iis recommended Tuit''
ttlls fhst ssisd The . rhsua rss $50
attend o. ~, ssls.a vrhsssi sHt ysin - IN
rs~atsalssr. II 70 tss ts.t Bssilstts bsts
s'ss tshsn MAJ 80 sass, stu' NJ 'ssss'i
,sr, asastys Asa. issNfwt
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

DspeDds In sfes, measure 1tsp cor regsfd
fOf 30 neglect ~ the lass az hsAlih. ~ -
yiolAts tEsn ss esnDot srysc, W make Old
huns." Bat that The syaa - sris;soos a.
bsiea 10 . naturally dsiiesis edrssitsitoa, %
zoe With hes ben shaken by eissass nal 10
materially ienSihsnsi. 10 fss ~ vhtch ~
have asny psoof. The sfvtfyiDx snf restDrs
tive ihsastos ~ Ho~ss,tsrs ttn<nASh battsrs
atxa . falling yAyssqas sfosss . striking
ulus,ysstoa ~ ne povsf - igftctO1s ms1bns
,I0n 20 str,ngthsn toe holi % ifs. Restored
aiges;tOa. s1snylets zssansslstlon, recessed ap
petite. soubf fspa~s- these are stsesng tbs
f-Dsata scattered ag0n The ssb1stAtsd ~
thai saprsfDs f.n0Yani Win q stfrslt'bse
runrhsi, frsms iEytrars,ss, sHi . nFrFoss
system usnqgliited, The inFalid, After . soofss
a ,hs Bl,tst., fssls that kls nfs tsnurs 10 ~
kgGgsr ths prer1,io2s thiHg that u wss-thA'
H. mar yet eSlgy o "grrsb old aga"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

Nsh 9th 81 ~. eed"- msa,s, a. ~ "sanb
,hins, ~ ., fsIth 10 vH give ~ ihsi 10
hath Zoe bic ne. tai 10 Fstsisss ssi lsflHsssn,
60 hi. Lsaiih ~. -Iu rrstEis . ttisf ~ho
.,sal, Ma ygsss. - ~td AAiiy With . ,faast
sod ooid ssd naslf ~ tbAp esat sasltiua shas
sash = sue wnsay 80 flsfts Is,tAst -
Tar AMI MA tks'ry ssa ~ sssii, o~itsissa
Ia tssfus,as fspAi cures, relies 'Usnas a. sts'p
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-16

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