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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

Nerves. pscsrassoa. 81 peclone~a
physscAl Disorder. says The . tosk
TSsx<,. ts ecnplalas a comparatively
vcsn, cate, Ia; COS much Wose psvvar
!ens than any q uho hAs nos ksoked
iaso The matter can hare any ksea 81.
Years 40 people YER sad 10 hare The
s.hdevts." which. In scns Instances.
nav have described The same srcos'e
which nos passes under alonxsr nane.
,houyA,as . rais. What 10 knosa As n<r~
yous ~prossraison h foasd 10 . mote %
les complete sxhAnss1on of the system.
rsihsr tkaa In easily sxrs,sd displays of
nsryous srsSon. By far The greater
number Of sufferers from this uvasse In
oar own coan,ry Arc yoasx oue 81
coed sociai posstioa.s In New York CITY
Al ,ae present time there Are handrvas
Of well 10 do women to whom LIE b q
burden In Consequence Of ncssoas weak
ness. Seemingly slixhs bodily saoss OF
trifisR mental sxcssson proves 10 ess
greater load than they cAn carry. and h.
followed by slecpless sishs or exssems
physical debility. Asd va 1 10 sesn
The case that no Outward Indications en-.
sxt Of this inward troahle. The psrSon
so afflicted may appasrn,iy be strong
and vigorous. and may have . most ss-
ceileni appetite. add for ihess ~
they sometimes fail io receive the con-
sheraton which their actual con-
dition entities them Ia. On The
other had. the oaiwssd charsctrristics
Of the disease are 80 misleading thss he
work 81 imposture 10 made easy. and.
hence, 10 tina, unhappily large class Who
dislikes 10 be though, veil IL Offers I'D.
vantages which II h to ho feared have
no. been passed by. A., years ago. IL
Was considered raiAcr crsdfahlc than
otherwise "a have the govt, %, for some
time past, nervous p~ros'ration has been
a fashionable complaint. taxing the pa
ticnce and skull of those physicians
whose practice is among oar wealthy
classes. There seems 20 be as ye, no
settled method % treatment, though
one or twp medical men might be nam
ed who have gained quite = reputation
rs specialists on account Of their sue
cess In efsectipg cures. The disease H.
self l. for the most part attributable 10
an ignorant viola,ion OF the ordinary
laws Of health ut . time OF life when .
slic, following OF them IL Of the utmost
Importance, and To tha, mental deprcs
sion which unmarried young women
often experience in looking forward To
. seemingly prohtless future. hisa
singular fact that working women and
married women are but seldom suffer.
ers from crvou prostration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

Whes SimYaiss 80 sassspss 90 ssfss<i
. ixefSsy party. . fs~ srAss .xs, ~
eegaa esdyisx tAe vzpmsnsns qssssa
ssuss sna fAnilia< sNsings 10 aa~ssv -
nahs aged impsessAp~ ~. several a
as>s vhem - sur~sssa - ia pr~s~us 90
yell - Ne rssssal sumPssy %. Assi
MS ruess eli issi sss. - he sAaww<a
say. ssa hnsw jss sAHs - go ~viar
to pus IN 10 pkrNs~s. ~s~A ~ asa
ysstsd down Ia . nessNeock. ia 800 ga
rs~masy sA,aia fail We 80 tss 90
yzrps~.. ssd ss hls kos.sss -sEvua~5
han. - sd
IA sa~s~sp~as- rrmsks. IA s~sisr
iase sAAs-sAAa -sok ts Ga srsss3 ~
al. yca knov." ass .ssa ss arpFpsi
dosa vssa . sssy r~a fses isso e cT
Asd sok . pep ~ As ssak - ~~
whAs Il 80 10 waited IN sag.
lie vss su-sa s-.sea h~saAs q fsif lsfF.
uho b~sx,n o nssrssiAos BY tssassat.s
,Aas .. fse yressss sss - ps~ssy s~%s
% Appeal to the s~ntia~pAs less tasn
The pamsons. asi ,As fssass. - sAsSis
Aspe. voali bftag . Esss stsStr
sasse"
w. &&@a 1~& ~
d~oahsrdly The fasHrS ~sli iny ia Aaow
the saying IA. Never BIO lac to-tD-
darn s,oskiags ao' nsvss 49, &c
so put In Q ssi.-A Ia siuas s&sss else
No, ihas tsar ~Ass l uaSans b. sAy.
sisAsrs AS sever too ate Ia a. ass
shing. yoa scs."
Thea Simpkins ora.lsd bsAlnd he
ssov. and r~sa all his PAfAs~s ov~s sENs
When be sm~rxrd asa ieassi ssfgss -
Q table be wN eAnsht eisssn sss
youns ladies'. each 81 wh0m cHas iH DC
. shars 10 hls s~;ssasinns. nEiii he sssi.
a. Ilov happy coasd | ~ 9th ssiksf. u
s'osker dear charusrr wAs sss'd
go home"
And thsn simphlas broas fss the 4 -ss
. Mortified espresssos cane over ihe
young lsd,ss' fScss. aHd grssPsng hts
has he rushed from n. house sai dssa
The street. marmnrsng "tio~ shRsP~s
than . ,ootAlcss eAild IL IL IN have A
and then he fAin;ed dead s~Ay
On! en- Dsry,o4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

In ~ Cay a r. asd 10 isshes ~
sasSpus 10 - hin. Ths 0pusd vtes
,Aus scid - ruth sue ~ Era s1Ds
ed aaksd 10 70 Ed SD pay tAs sFN
vissss soa vnk Whsa he sorry -
told he wi1s asaosscsd In loo sosssi
.. sinss yea Asss ksvs n frv0 ne 90
loae. I vusid n:Ass y0a hsd ssvvr -
psaSed ~" Ths s1casosns esossd ~
he rrcs,al proved fsssi. In too asys
,os is4y vas deHd-Rt~g~< n-sss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

Gen. Richard Taylor, who died in
this city q few days since, was one of
the best general, in the Confederate
army during the late war. He was also
a fine scholar, and a brilliant man in
society - high toned, graceful, witty.
with a are power of adapting himself
to the circumstances and company of
the moment. To men of q younger
generation he vas particularly charm
ing. When the faster members of the
Prince of Waies's set would meet n the
Marlborough, he would discuss coaches
with Lord Darlington, cock-pheasants
with Lord Aylesford, and the latest
horse-race with Lord Charles Beresford.
In the Park, with the Princess and
children, bis n was redolent of
antique chivalry. At the Turf Club he
would arrange handicaps with Admiral
Rous, and help Lord Rosebery make
his book for the Newmarket meeting.
At the AthenHum he would cross
literary swords with Sir Charles Dixie,
and at the United States service would
discuss military tactics with Sir Garnet
Wolseley and Lord Napier of Magdala.
Nothing came amiss to him. George
Otto Trevelyan, nephew of Lord Ma
caulay, read his articles in the North
american Reriew, and said there was
in him the stuff of q great military
writer. Statesmen listened with de-
light to his dissertations on the Ameri-
can Constitution. Won Moltke himself
gave in his honor the dinner at which
he met Prince Bismarck. Everywhere
he spread about him the charm of his
personality, and nothing distinguished
him from the crowd of rdcontenrs more
than this, that his conversation was new
er forced or out of place, never labored
or prepared beforehand, yelling up nat
urally from the stores of q naturally
rich mind. -Harper's Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19
Crssed by Religious Excitement.

The Pocssse. tragedy recalls ths case
of q Truman fhiancy. . farmer "a
Geauga County. Ohio. who, 10 ysafs
ago, went crazy 81 . Methodist revival
and became seEzsd with tbs idea ,ha,
the Lord had commanded him 70 siil
his son. AZ 8 O'Clock one morning bis
wife vas aroused by hsr husband. Who
vas engaged In tho work % whrtting
the butcher. knife In . very diligen, -aV.
Having noticed that hs was . htle
strange the day before shs VA alarmed.
and asked what be vas doing A, frst
be would not tell her. bus NJ length,
With great show of reluctance. he sad
shss fhs Lord had revealed io him ,ha;
In order that the whole household nigh,
be saved his lit;le son must be ssrn-
iced, and be 80 getting ready IN car
y o the viii Of The Lord. The alarm
% - oeeber 90 hsyeed description.
bat she kspt perfectly eco! and sppsH-
I'd 10 b Rrssily Interested In What wSs
going forward. A. iengfh shs attempt
ID - psrsus6s him 20 put OF ths sc1i-
ice for . tins, bus this be woula 30.
consent 70. He said Inst now vas ,hs
accepted tims and - dsy Of sLsSion-
Finally 80 uggegtsd thai it vooid Be
psep0 % have 3 certain nsighbor pres
snt. - be always took much in.sse.; In
Al tAat vas going forward la The fam
ily and vas vithai very psous. To tbs
Mr.. Phinney CONSENTED. and with BIS
wt1s went % invite tbs nsighbor % tbs
sesefece. Tbs nsigAbor csms ard NC
cssdsd In securing Phinnsy before b.
his bloody work. lie Ma
taken 20 The Cleveland Insane Asylum.
where h did some pears later.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19
Sleep.-Sleeplessness

Although every one is familiar with
sleep, and knows it to be . period Of
perfect repose, it is only within the pres
emit generation that any considerable
progress has been made as regards the
physiology Of the phenomenon. Forty
years ago the question: "What il
Sleep?" would have proved almost IN.
answerable. A writer on physiology in
1885, says, speaking Of the phenomens
Of sleep: "Of this phenomena We
frankly confess we can assign no physi'
Cal cause that is satisfactory" And
again: 1.-THE present state of physiology
is so limited that we can not assign any
precise physical AUS for the natural
kinds Of sleeping and waking, mol fol-
their regular periods of return" Since
then, much has been accomplished; and
we may at length attempt to point out
adequate physical causes Of those inter
estiDg phenomena with which countless
generations have been familiar.
During sleep, the action of the lungs,
the heart, and the stomach still contin-
ues, but in each . more slowly than
during the waking hours. One great
organ, and only one, appears at first
sight to be completely torpid-namely,
the brain. In thoroughly sound healthy
sleep, the sleeper GEMS sunk in absolute
dreamless unconsciousness; the brain
appears wholly and entirely inactive.
This Is, however, not altogether the
case. The difference between this and
the other great organs Of the body Is
one of degree only, not Of kind. The
brain does not cease it, functions en-
6rely. During life, in fact, that il i'm.
possible. Lie consists in motion;
hence . complete cessation Of action or
the part Of any one Of the great organs
Of the body means the stoppage OF al
the others and the dissolution Of the sys.
tenn. The brain therefore, notwith-
Standing the lethargy and uncon-
.sciousness In which it appears to
be STEPPED, exerts still . large
amount Of force. That fact, however, Be.
ing admitted, il Is nevertheless plain
that the brain il the organ chiefly If
fected, and the one therefore which de-
mands especial study, II We would IN
deFstand the pheaomena Of sleep.
Experiments have accordingly besn
conducted With this object Advantage
has been taken Of the necessity Of te-
panning in the case Of human beings,
and dogs also and other animals have
had portions Of tho skull removed, and
in each instance glass has been used in
stead of the usual gold plate to replace
the bono. By this means the various
changes in the appearance Of The brain
have been accurately observed. During
the waking hours, the brain 10 seen to
b full Of blood, and presses with much
force against the skull, insomuch that
in those cases In which the portion of
bono removed had not been replaced by
any other Substances, the brain proerudsd
oonsiderably. From experiments made
in France some fifteen or twenty years
since, it was observed that in
he state Of profound sleep !
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

-Ths very newest stockings are ia
solid co311p, In s1k e. hsle thread. NIB
bed and open worked. The ribs form
Stripes thas run up md down "a the
aakle, and over Tie issesp, and shove
The snkls they are laid across, which
rounds ths lower Psss of ths lsx ~ !:
nsa shows The b1oe- The eolors are
pink. blus, Enrnse, tinted vhsis. snd
soms eolossd red A s~snwoosorsd siik
stocking = hasdsomsiy embroidered "a
brown; midway bsewesa sbs Top and
Tie iasesp b . basd a brown ; ~ The Top
b hea edGjng. AsosSss syis h. ,hs
inssp asd kssl In DARK rod, sad The
oeAs1 parf a fhs loo&. ~ wall - shs Top
Of ~ AockiaG. 10 grsy. A bssatifal
crssD-eo,orsd six Stocking has an eas-
broideYy ~rspreseufiag wheat On ths ssdss
snd inssep-shs h In sxtrsmely sr<ai
blue ilk- A singular pair d white az
aOekin9s - three bsods 81 open wofk.
iAce, On The iesssp, three
hall wsy up IL -. and . ssrJ b:oad
styipe a tke snns as tbs top of ne
stoeking, which u 6nished With lsee-
Another very elegant stocking 10 eAeek-
cd with whits and black, IKE sn iyofy
Domino. A pair Of fzic thread sfocs-
isgs 10 sDbroidersd in green. With tai
grnas and small flowers on the iEstsp
md dds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

A wealthy couple here had lived To-
gether in perfect peace for Al years.
While sitting in the parlor o evening.
not long ago, tho husband surprised his
wife BY saying, " I am going 70 tell you
. secret you have never heard before "
There VA . bFisf pause, - the lady
and Q near relative who ehanced to b
present swaited the disclosure, and the
husband continued: EYES, you will be
saprieed TO hear that I had another wife
before 1 married you" Startled and
aghast, the wife clasped her hands In
suspense, and ssked, cam I not then
your lawful viie?'' "You are, my loved
and lawful WIFE," W. tie prompt reply;
"my fr& Wils died four years before ]
came to Dubuque and mse you" Then
be related how he had married his first
wife. and been summoned 10 his home
TO 6nd hR dead IN Childbirth. Thsa be
went Wet and ssttled In uuboqus,
whsgU The socood romance Of his life
came about. SIX pears ago hs received
q letter from ths woman Who hAd nuFS-
ed his frst win. She wrote that me
was upon her desthhed, and could not
rest until she bad confessed her sha50 10
. base crime. The wife had died, but
the son had survived, and through .
large bribe pro6erxd By the dead vo-
mans father, the nurses lips had been
and the husband told that ths
child had died with tn mother. This
man, the father-inIaw, w1s wealthy,
bat his daughters death LEFT him with
out an heir, and hs took this means Of
what fate had dsnisd- With
her last breath the nurss informed her
employer that she bad divulged the
ruth to TIE gentleman in Dubuque, and
Immediately upon her death the father
went Wet and offered . large
bribe. This was refused, but the secret
Ras kept. The son was . millionaire
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

An "exceedingly handsome pair Of
conifers" (AraucariA .excelsa) In the
grounds of Baron Rothechild q Fer
rieres, "perfect in health and symme-
try" were four years ago "the most
unsightly plants Of thewhole collection,
being naked in their branches, and Of
irregular growth" A writer in the
Gardeners Chronicle explains that this
remarkable transformation Is the result
OF heroic use Of the knife-"pFuning to
pyramidal shape, cutting to within .
foot or two of the main stem.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19
A Plant whhest staIk or Leaf.

There il q very big flower with . quess
name, RagFessa ovsoids; bat the oldest
thing about IL Ia that il has neither stalk
nor leaf. I don't mean . dead flower
with the stalk and leaves piucked away,
but . living and growing flower. The
one heard Of measured three feet across,
weighed ten pounds, and could hold
about two gallons Of wstsr. IL Wa
found In Tie East Indian island 0f So
matra, but I'm told that oaAers of The
sams family have bsea ssea In SossA
America Thsse cur3ous 0owsrs grow
upea The roots a otAw planss, @snisg
70 nj on the roots, and spreadnG up
liks hsads Of esbbag0.-A. Nicholas
for Nav.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

TIE principal Italian journal Of Milan
describes Omen Victoria - go noUe
imPlay snpesassding. rsspscsableIeok-
ing lady, alfred IN deepest mourning.
too short and scout for royal dignity,
bat bearing . soobH aspse4 not DEVOID
OF charm The 6essures, soOowhas
N imprinted With . sd
dsnsd, Peinsd sxPrsaioa, indicative 81
inward physical suGsEing nthss shan a
mental sofrow, 70 which II has hese
aseSibed- Her walk h thas q . persoa
more sdvasosd In yean tkan ahss, 81
she advances slowly. hss gais being IN
equal, Ike thas 81 . psFson aAsEiDx
from rheumatic pains; but shss 3
about her shax cir of digeinceSoe %
quired by the habit Of command, which
renden Is impossible 70 mistake -
Qpeen Sor IN ordinary psrson-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

ARoAcH PoIsox highly reeommesd-
ed By the Scientific AmeSicaa, can be
made by mixing equal parts Of powder
ed borax. Persian insect powder, and
powdered eo30cynth- Jue how Il scn
Is nos stated. bat probably Is makes the
insects sneeze 70 death
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

AMoso The Chinese nsdjcamsnts ex.
hibitsd It the lsss Paris Expositiou were
the inside IT . stag's horn - . rsmedy
for bronchitis and rbsumsiism; dried
fowls' gizzards for indtg0si0s; The
dried and roasted isrvn Of msboppsrs
for headache, and . giufisous decoction
Of donkey's shin, which h considered In
fallible for consumption. Another
remedy for rheumatism vas . powder
prepared from elephants skin. A slim
ula1t shown ~ . tincturs 81 scorpions,
and . gela:inoos dscoction Of iigsr's
bones US prsssnted - . costly bat
toajc. Thsrs vas hear's gall
also, - . general sntidote, and . jar
half filed VIII 6o0r, IN which were .
number Of live tosds- When the flour
bscams well soaked with IL saliva,
&C., Of the tosds, Il vs. vithdrpwp,
dried, and pounded into . powder. Ii
ne h - . ssuR 20 Dso4oss sseaing,
With the view Of restoring perSons In
,onvulsions, Mysteries, OF faiatiag IT..
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

SENATOR WADE HAnPT0M looks
strong and bluff. in spite Of his recent
.sufferings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-19

ton Of altered and leseened activity OF
all the organs which We observe during
The period Of sleep, some q organ
must assume the initiative. And re6ec-
ton assures rs that this physical first
cause Is the nerve-force of the body
which, conferred in the brain. controls
the whole system. Sleep b the means
by which this force il recruited, no more
Of the force being expended than what
il necessary to maintain the involuntary
muscular movements Of the lungs, the
heart, and the stomach.
On waking, the eyes arc opened, one
rises, one walks and Wofks,one eats and
drinks; and especially-in some cases
It al events-one thinks. Every one
Of these operations, more particularly
the thinking, involves IN expenditure
Of nervous force, Is . tax On the vital
energy, and diminishes to that extent
that fund Of nervous force OF which Ill
the complicated functions Of the body
depeud for their healthy exercise. Al
tar this great low Of and strain on The
nervous force, there Sets In N opposite
and compensatory movement, a ebb
and ~relA1ation Of nerve-Sorce, and this
produces tho phenomenon o( sleep. "
course il b possible, By means Of stimn-
lants or excitement, to counteract this
natural reaction Of the system, and for
time to ward OF iB result. But that
only amounts to seying that it - posi-
bic TO live on sne's capital instead Of
ones income. Nature In due time VIII
.ake her revenge. To maintain health,
the expenditure Of nervous power dun.
ing The waking Aours must b balanced
md compensated BY N equivalent pro-
Of sleep. Consequently We find
hat since mental work II moro exhaust
ing to the nervous energy Of the brain
thau muscular exertion, even % must il
b made up for BY IN increased amount
II aleeD.-CA0mbeSy,s Journal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-21
SATURDAY, THE 4th DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. D. 1879,

proceed to sell at the Couri
House door, in nth the city aud comfy
at public auction. to the ",'' high,
est and best bidder, for cash in
United states gold coin, to satisfy said
judgment, costs and all accruing costs,
all the right. title and interest of said
defendant, The Black Star Coal Mining
Company, in and to the following describ-
ed real estate. to wit:
That certain real property, situated in
the county. OF Los Angeles, State of Cali
as follows. to-wlt:
Being part of the Rancho Lomos dc
Santiago. particularly described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the NV corner of
ner being marked by sandstone post
set by Mimic, u S Deputy surveyor, on
first standard south; running thence at
right angles to said standard line north
40 chains; thence at right angles east 40
chains, intersects the random line of
the eastern boundary OF the Rancho Lo-
mas de Santiago, surveyed and marked
by q t Haley in Marcn, 1873, 40 69-l0O
chains to a point on the true eastern
boundary line of said ranch; thence
along said true boundary degrees 7
minutes e 40 lO-l00 chains to redwood
post. feet long and six inches square,
marked L. S. No. 2, at q corner of said
rancho on said standard line from which
corner sandstone 4x4and feet, marked
81, bears S 62H degrees w 81 links; thence
along said standard line w 43 50-l00
chains to the place of beginning, con-
tanning 1853 26-l00 acres of land, more or
less, together with all mines. coal beds,
thereon or therein; the above property
being the same properly heretofore occu-
pied and possessed by he defendant and
described in deed executed by James Ir-
vine to w A WitLe ct al, recorded m
book SO of deeds, page $40. Records of Los
Angeles county, to which deed reference
Is hereby made.
An undivided one-fourth Of the above
described property standing upon the
records of Los Angeles county in tne
name of August White and the remain
ing three-fcurths standing upon the rec
Ords OF said county in the name of the
said defendants, the Black Star Coal
Mining Company.
Given under my hand, at the city and
county OF Los Angeles, state OF CalifOT-
MIA, this the 10th day of september, A. ID.
1879. II. Nj. MITCHELL,
sheriff.
By J. c. KAYS, Under Sheriff. selltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-21
SUM m N S.

N the District Court of the Ser -Iteenth
! Judicial District OF the State OF Califor-
MIA, in and for the county OF Los Angeles.
lothian Bixby, Plailtin, VS.. Alfred
Jones, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court OF
the Seventeenth Judicial District of the
state of California, in and for the County
OF Los Angeles, and the complaint filed
in said County of Los Angeles, in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The People of the state of California.
send greeting to Alfred Jones, Defendant.
You are here oy required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the district
Court of the Seventeenth Judicial Dis
trict of the State ~ California, in and FOL
the County of Los Angeles, and to an
swer the complaint flied therein, within
ten days Exclusive Of the day of servi e)
after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county; or, j fserved
out of this county, but In this District
in iorty days = or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain
Judgment for the sum of S75i and interest
alleged to be due by defendant TO the
plaintiff, as follows: $500 with interest
at the rate of one per cent. per month
from June list, 1878 due on certain prom.
issory note made executed and delivered
by defendant to plaintiff on June 1st,lS7S,
and $50 with interest at the rate oil eight
per cent. per annum from January rs,
1879, balance due on certain promissory
note for $40 executed by defendant in
favor of Geo. w. ParlIn on January 25th,
1873, and by said Parln assigned to
plaintiff; and S270 5l-l00 with legal inter-
est from June I'd. 1870, amount due one J.
w. Bixby by defendant on open account
for services rendered and moneys paid
out and by said j. v; ;o B rosiys duly as
Reference is had to complaint for partic-
ulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail io'appear and answer the said COM
plaint as above required, the said plaintiff
Will cause your default to be entered and
take iudgme nt for said sum of seven
hundred and fifty-four and ll.IO0 and in
terest as aforesaid and costs OF suit.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the District Court of the Seventeenth
judicial District of the State of ifornia,
In and for the county of Los Angeles. this
10Th day of July. in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.nine. [Seal.
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
By A. RIMPAU. Deputy Clerk. iy29-2m