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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12
The Pnmnkin.

4
/ Oh. greenly and fair in the lands Of the sun
The vines OF the gourd and the rich melon
run,
/ And the rock and the tree and the cottage
enfold,
! With broad leaves all greenness and blossom:
all gold.
Like that which DER Ninevah's prophet once
grew
While he waited to know that his warning
was true,
And longed for the storm cloud, and listened
in vain
For the rush OF the whirlwind and red fire Of
rain.
On the banks of xerid the dark Spanish
maiden
Comes up with the fruit of the tangled vine
laden;-
And the Creole Of Cuba laughs out to behold
Through orange leaves shining the ''sra ]
spheres of gold;
Yet with dearer delight, from his home in the
North,
On the nelds OF his harvest the Yankee looks
forth.
Where crooknecks are coiling and yellow
fruit shines
And the sun of September melts down on his
vines.
All. on Thanksgiving day, when from east
and from west,
From north and from south, come the pilgrim
and guest;
When the gray-haired New Englander secs
round his board
The old broken links OF affection restored;
When the care-wearied man seeks his mother
once more,
And he worn matron smiles where the girl
smiled before;
What moistens the lip and what brightens the
What calls back the past like rich pumpkin
pie?
Oh! fruit loved of boyhoood! the old days
recalling,
When the wood grapes were purpling, and
brown nuts were falling;
When wild, ugly faces we carved in its skin,
Glaring out through the dark, with candle
within;
When we laughed round the corn heap, with
hearts all in tune,
Our chair a broad pumpkin, our lantern the
moon,
Telling tales of the fairy who travelled like
steam
In pumpkin-shell coach, with two rats for a
team
Then thanks for thy present! None sweetsae
Fair hands never w
Brighter eyes never
than thine; |5|@
And the prayer which my mouth
to express
Swells nv heart that thy shadow may nessf
grow less;
That the days of thy lot may be heightened
below
And the fame of thy worth like the pumpkin
vine grow;
And thy life be as sweet, and lis last sunset
sky
Golden tinted and fair as thy own pumpkin
John G. Whftier.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12

A correspondent of the San Francisco
0Sf Her poeSs6e says o has has ssnad sx yonmes
has not been liked, nor does it deserv
to be liked in any measure with he
novels. Still, she prefers her poetry, and
would rather be ranked as poet than a
tictionist. Her entire earnings have
been about $3.50, 900, and she could make
contract any day for a new story for
which she would be guaranteed $40 900.
Her money-making power is not excelled
BY that of any writer in Great Britain.
In her case genius has been rewarded.
George Eliot is one of the most learned
authors of her time. The amount of her
requirement is wonderful. She is mis-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12
A Curious AutOmatOn.

Harmon Wagner, German cabinet
maker Of Troy, n. r., has invented an
automatic theatre, sixteen feet
wide, fourteen feet high and
thirty feet deep, which displays Il
marvellous ingenuity. Everything goes
by clock-work, and scenes are dis
played. Over 300 puppets are the
dramatis PERSONA, who go through their
acts and scenes with wonderful preci-
sicn. The work cost SO, 600, and several
years cogitation, though the mechan-
ical work has been done this year.
Those who have seen this automatun
pronounce it to be without its like in the
world. MIR. Wagner will exhibit it
publicly.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12
NUMBER T.
CnnInr-i,ame.

How dreary are the crowded streets
With not soul abroad
How sunless is the sunny sky!
No fire on hearth, no mirth at boards
How long the nights, how slow the day
My loves away! My loves away
How gay the crowded city streets.
How cheerily shines the sun!
Dances the fire, and round the board
From lip tolip the greetings runl
No longer in the dumps roam
My loves come home. My loves come
home! --.Neao Pork Tribune.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12

/ used tew like tew watch the color in
her cheeks q comm an goin'-now lest
a delicate pink, an the next minute as
red as the heart of June rose.
An there was more than me that
used tew love tew watch Il is. But |
hain't come tew that Wit.
Squire Tracy was the richest man in
Barberry Green, an lived in the biggest
an grandest house, an he felt his oats,
you may depend. Not that he was
above spcakin' tcw common folks-he
alters spoke tew the poorest on'em-but
1t was in grand, paternizin' sorter way
that didn't exactly suit some people.
The OLD squire want none tew
pleasant tew live with, nuthsr, not If
! half the stories told bout him was true.
! He had terrible temper, an was as sot
! in his way as a mule. Everybody said
! If Mis- Tracy hadn't been one of the
/ peaceablest creturs alive she never could
have got along with him. But as twas,
she didn't have no trouble, or, if she
did, nobody heard ont.
Trey had one son. Norman Tracy
was liked by everybody in the village,
great an small. He was so brave an
/, generous, an had sich pleasant an win
MIN waysi Both the squire an Mis-
Tracy sot their life by him, though they
had different ways of shown it, an
'twa'n't no wonder, nuther.
Mis- Tracy hadn't no girls of her
own, an she tuck a fancy tew Jenny
when she was a leetle BIT Of q thing.
She used tew often have / er up tew her
house tew spend the day or AFTERNOON,
an was alters takin' notice on her when
ever they met, though she was so modest
an retirin' that it didn't seem to set her
up none. as it would most girls.
Jenny was alters handy with her
needle, an tuck naturally to all kinds of
fancy work; an when she was growed
up, Mis- Tracy used tew have her tew
her house weeks to time SEWN fur her.
Sometimes she would go home nights
and sometimes she wouldn't, jest as it
happened.
I" Arter while Norman came home.
He had been tew college. He had growed
an altered wonderful, but he had the
same handsome face an merry, winnin'
ways.
Norman was alters great mothers
boy, an. rs Jenny was sewin' fur Mis-
TracyaH the time Jest then, him an her
was naturally throwed good deal tew
gether.
' had married an settled down in a
home of my own. But John an me was
ambitious tew git ahead. We hadn
paid fur our place, an SO used tew dew
odd jobs at the house fur Mis- Traa
irOnin' an clear -starchina h.sg
She was pertic'ler 'bout
said suited her tevl |1
an out the house c, s
" Mis- Tracy use
out of her'n, an " 2. + i
nu1<sGy, tur a se r.
<Kas tha11E # &
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12

A land flowing with milk and honey
may be very rich, but it ought to make
things quite damp and uncomfortable
for farmers. - Picgyasise.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12
The most nat'ral thing in the world tew

the most nat'ral thing in the world tew
have it there.
AOf course they was all GURUS tew
know who's twas, though none on 'enl
burst ask her outright, she had sich a
cold, proud way with her. But they
didn't.none on 'em get no satisfaction.
with all their hints an spyin'. Even
tew me, Jenny never mentioned its
fathers name.
AS soon as Jenny got strong enough
she went to work sewin' ag'in. She
was so handy in maxim and fixin' over
that she found plenty tew do.
Mis- Tracy took her sons absence
very hard her health WAS very poor, SO
heerd. As fur the squire, folks said be
was more ca 'tankerous an harder to get
along with than ever. I didn't see
neither on 'em tew speak tew.
/" Mis- Tracy never spoke to Jenny but
once 1t was the summer arter Norman
went off. Jenny an me sot on the
porch sewin' when | see her comm
down the street.
'She sorter hesitated when she
reached the gate and then opened it and
walked in.
.. / was settin' little back of Jenny.
/ looked at her, but there was not bit
of change in her face 'cept that it might
be leetle paler than common.
g George, the baby, was playin' at
her feet, the very pictnr' of what Nor
man was at the same age, as ] heerd
Mis- Tracy say arterward.
Mist Tracy looked at the child and
then at its mother, layin' roll of bills
on Jenny's knee.
"A proud, almost angry, look came
into Jenny's eyes. She handed 'em
back. sayins:
"s can't accept charity from you.
Miss Tracy made a motion tew go
on. and then stopped, sayin':
!" If my son has wr0nged you, Jenny,
it is not charity
- Your son has not wronged me.
madame
Miss Tracy passed on, though /
minded that she kept her eyes on the
child so long as it was in sight.
Not long arterward Squire Tracy
dropped down in the street in a fit of
apperplexy, and died afore mornin.'
9 Mis- Tracy had the bodyput in the
tomb, telegraphin' fur Norman tew come
home immejetly.
| sha'n't never forget the day he
come. Jenny was at the winder when
he rode by. She meyer said word, but
"a E = S;;ii !, oas' ass
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12
UNITED STATES
HOTEL.

H H. TIGER. PROPRIETOR.
THg UNITED STATES HOTEL, 50
favorably known throughout the State.
under its sew eval proprietors, has PASSED
INTO the charge ofMr. H. II. Tiger, who has
Ead long experience in catering to TIE
wants otthe travelling public. Mr.. Tiger
as recently from the WaTerly House. M adj.
son, son, and is well known to the residents Of
FMS ana neigh hboling counties. The Hotel
nas peen newly lifted up with furnitu re.
and other improvements have been s,ssf,as ies
and is now ready for pe9aan erst or tran s ,,t
guess; u: H. TIGER. ProF,r.
WEST SIDE THE PARK.
Al Omnibus to and from the Hotel meeta
SFr1s eAAtts, 7-tf
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12

The seasons entertainments have been not
ably free from annoyance by coughing DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup does this. Price % cents
o bottle,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12
FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Girls Dresses.

The dark solid colOrs enliyened by ray
Oriental trimmings are used for chill
dren's and misses dresses in precisely
the same way described for ladies.
Cashmere, camel's-hair and other
woolen fabrics are chosen for the skirts
OF dresses, while gay broche goods in
PALM leaf designs make the basque or
| other over-dress, and border the plain
skirts. Gendarme blue, garnet and
deep green are the favorite colors for the
plain fabrics, while great deal of old
gold and red appear in the material
| combined with it. For the com bination
dresses worn by girls from twelve to
sixteen years two pieces are most used,
VIZ, short panier polonaise with
plain skirt, or else double breasted
coat with plated kilt skirt. The
polonaise may fasten behind or in front,
according to taste, and is very prettily
trimmed with point In front beginning
at the neck and ending at the waist line.
This point is madesof shirred satin run
crossWise in small tucks, or else of
plated plush in lengthwise plaitings; a
reverse of the satin or plush trims each,
side, and a long-looped bow of satin rib
bon is placed at the point. The fullness
concealed under the bow spreads out to
drape the hips, and is fastened behind
by two Marguerite bows. The skirt to
wear with this polonaise may be of the
same material shirred down the middle
Of the front, and bordered with shell
fiounee, or else it may be of corduroy,
velyeteen, silk OF velvet, made perfectly
plain, or else edged with narrow pox-
plating that peeps out from beneath the
skirt braid. For making such suits
there are stylish shades of blue OF gar.
net camers-hair sold at 81 to $I.25 a
yard, double width, and these can be
worn over plain skirts of gray corduroy
that comes in broad line stripes, at
eighty cents a yard. or else in the cordu-
roy velvets that have fine stripes, and
cost .$l.25 a yard These are single
width goods, and are really striped vel
veteens; the colors are gendarme blue
garnet, brown and green. The gay Ori-
entail cashmeres used for over-dresses or
for trimmings cost from $3.50 to SIS a
yard, according to their width and
quality.
The only costumes made entirely of
one fabric for misses are those of cloth
or of corduroy, and these usually con-
sist of three pieces-a coat basque, or
else a plated waist belted in, and
round apron over-skirt draped very high
on eaaRsElde above a plain skirt simply
- - ke kilt skirt. The coat
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1879-12-12
ANDREW McILRAvY.

Who has had twenty four years experiences n
the Undertaking business. Ready At all
hours Of the Gay or night to attend 10 tho
wants OF any who may require the service4
OF an Undertaken. 20 '-ee'
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Hon Doctor 4 Smith Is welcomed
bach 10 lcgisla,iy work With outs,rich
ID hsod aod hearty word Of greeting
iict wheu he tolls Of the White slouc
hat bcaroih a Nos Name and tba,
MI that i. mortsl Of .htle johnny b
20, away undcr tho sod the grasp is
rpcr and eye Of tho listener Oils With
uo~ont,j moisture nd hi. lip quIssrs
Nv he thinks, may hsp, on that uoar
aud dear ooe, of hts own that la, put
% iinmortbliy. snJ the iersent God
grant you peace; your boy ba, rs-,'
comcs FROM tbs heart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Considerable excitement is heirs
caused By the construction put upca
csrtsia clauses In the revised statutes
b Attorney General Dilwor,h. aud
The Investigation going on in regard To
u. Treassrsr Melsride, Il appears
that b holds certificates Of deposits
tds Asss suu's Of money from differ.
80 hasksi In the State, aud whether
sAs sssasarss hss done aay,hng ron,
rasy - iaw. y has appropriated
ssyehlsg 10 psssosal NJ. 10 VIA, the
'Ieeh1stass = sou trying v end out.
We have "a jsdsusss IA she mat
Ger bss await the action Of The ssmmis
~ srsssisg Tor the rake Of our sts,s
ssd " sspgssed faithful oihser, tina,
" uilf ~ correct.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30
$1,000 In PRE-
NUNS

We will pay ,be asout send,ng u.
the larges, lat OF bscribers h.,o,,
March hrst 1874 Que tts,. elA,ITl.s
octave, Rosewood or walnut, NAV
SCALE, uraIGnr PIANO, iall irn
frame, oNcgs,raug baSs, ra,eut im
proved AguxN. Tar arrauscn,.n', tN.
IRA RICH, ss50,ON, 1his lie, to be
al logs, $50 names
fof the sscood hs', 90, 10 le less
than No asmes, SOD in gold
tor thru hsI uot 10 he hess than
lo aame,. We ~'ii pay $50 in golt.
Address aAwkEys PUBLISHING
60, narang oa, Iowa.
The yellow fever Ia 20 longer an ,p-
'ds'a'c. Over ZOO have died IN New
Orleans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

SCOTT Neb Jan. ~
Eiaors e rmrLr--we bad q bis
Cd Gre up hsn is,i night ] believe It
originated from . stove 10 . dwelling
o.sr on Buffalo Creek the viud bios.
ins very banI from the sou,h .con
swept dosp tho rses bottom and 10
the river. We,wers on our way hone
TON Red Cloud At ih. tune and ve
bad 10 do sDsne pretty sharp dodsias
~i,h our ,osm 10 70, afouha soi
through IL. Nhrn W. left the river
bottom ~e thought &c bad seen 'hi
last Of IL bat tha, wss no., the MS. ior
abou, twelve o'o'oes al night the wild
ahifel 20 the rorh sni swep, & back
op ny crsek and oysr in'o Walnut
and va wete all routed out 10 hghi
fsr our home, and a,c ,iirs snd about
foa, o 'eioek this NOTING ~ bad ~,
,to hfc sn' daeA again ra,irsd 20 'est.
M ooc ~ Tar a. | have heard 'ui.
fafod any los. from tho or' although
there was some narrow escspes
Wo learn that Mis, May lIo'c,,au
on. at ,hs Pioneers Of Walna, Creek
IL ahou, TO ~ back to Chicago ana
Ipdi.as 20 visit some Of her old
ficnd.
Some Of aur Walbut Crcok farmers
w,rp plo~irg 10 DAY. How !. that foi
Januaryf
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Tets ssssIon u ~ ,haa half com
pls'sd.spa yvs Una iov,s,vu vi the STAT.
v,ss n bat nall begun. It's though,
isss tho governor wuu call ~ sxtrs
session Tor tAs purpose VI eompis,n NJ
,As wosk should ,hsy no, hush dur.
ies this.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

A,soss oil our logisis,o,s We have
Oeiy uotiesd w VIM Is ~ ,,c, ~ cou,
NUE. honor and asSepcy ss 20 ge'
arsrt. ~ cvarss w oppsscs pfou,
b,sies lin M ''cu xcssrsi. prino,p,vs
inoaxh no 10 . Temperance ~ mA.."
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Southern papers are makipE a
sfsst tune sbou, ,hc burning in Mes.
tern Nebraska. Bu, they 40 no, say
cay thing Of the promp,ness BY which
the guilty aar,ies have ben br0pgh, 10
isssScs aud are hsvius their JUS, do
ssrss oeted gu, to them. southern
outlaws vil sod Nebraska too bot for
them YET.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

The join, Congrcrsiooai committee
10 consider The advisahili,y Of rams.
tsrtins the Indian Rutcss from the
Department of Interior to that o,
Was, voted on the ssbisc, aud found
tAsmsslve licked, AZ They viii
meet again soon senator Saunders
vot,d against IT,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

The Governors private secretary
Dir morrill,. delivered tho frat spprcy
al Of legislative work for ,hi. session
on Monday, Tie approved the bill
allowing the dear member, : draw
their $500 pr .deim frat
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Tho Cincinnati MasicL Festival
Association have offered prize OF
slo0o hr tho hes, original comro
sitioa fs orchestra and caorus 20 be
performed =, their Festival next year.
Composition hai,ci TO native Amer.
cans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30
ra!ve:s,.y 0. Iserasis.

distraction given Ia oil III. 90
ofs liberal education. Open h
adis- AMI genie men.
Csbdidst e. 'cr admi sion 20 the
Preparatory D,por,meH' mus, pass .
tair examination IN Orhograrhy.
Heading. Arithmetic Geography. Eng
in Grsnmsr. ard the History OF the
Uuitei States. Instruction is given in
higher Arithmetic, English Analysis,
and PHYSICAL biography. each for .
single term. .
TUITION FHEE To ALI.
FAIL rgHa begins Tuesday, Sep
tcmb-r 10 1873, and ends PRIpAY,
y center "a.
WiNris TERM higgins THURSDAY,
Isnussr = 1879 nd nis March II.
SPKlNG lEHG b. sin. Auil /, ani
closes ou the sECoNp WFpSEsp.Y
81 Jare, ,hs day ., the annual c,u.
mt nc a en,.
Cat, .rsa- cnnts ming fn' inFnrsa
tioB, rrb had ny.n spy ration -
r. Il. Fairfield. a. sncc,ivr.
Iirchln. july e. lsTs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

There n ,nuch salk stou, woman
suffrage aud " many soeia is,oraOly
lnclissd that ). ,i'oosh, by many tia,
,hs lsssslstUrs VII a,nerd shs consu /.
,uliss IN that rsapccs aud sabm,, !, 10
. vvss of tho puov,c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Bsbcock Of tho Aisgahdfta and
Srst asst. uco. o. the senate. ~bo has
been quite .ick, rs.amod h.s duties
Monday,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30
New Era.

The time hss come when a man may
know tia, he ~iil get value received
Tor eve dollar that he mv,ss
Quscks aud hunbug> are SOU vesti
lated aud are comp,ied 6 take u hacN
star, or be crus!,rd by the wheel of
progress, Al article must possess
real merit must hc what IL is repre-
s.ntcd to he. Or, like ID. mushroom
at noon day, II viii shoa wlrher a0d
die IN The radiance ot ihu hriliaut di,
roycriCs -. modern %solrnoe. q. 4
&. tough and D,phthrr,a R-m,d,
can always ts relied on, IL all,ys he
mritaiisn or uckiing Of the threat,
reuicr. cxpec'natiou easy and open,
the srcr~,ua,. Il i, g%usrfln'erd 70
30 AL. that IL > advertised 10 or the
money Je,aRted To the purchased g.
ii. Potter, asent Slnsn
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

ANY refson. sc,dies or ssikr. ia,
trirstsd IN psessaas ell fird IN the
Naissss. Tshsss q oNpy Of whloh may
be Hound ~ shis otice, natter thar
nsy be 81 esest value TO them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

-lr vs. worth more than It's owe
We sht in pure god. wa u. 4 Cs
nolden Cera,.. ID cures sore eyes,
rns, bncl,anuoas eruftioas and OLD
cLrnoie sores. sold by Z, a. Potter.
sis ..m
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30
TalE BURLINGTON
WEEKLY

This paper, which IL university
quoted, may be h,d at ary News lie
pot At Sets. per cory. Manual sue.
scrip,lon, post paid, S2.U0
Agents are wan,ed everywhere 10
take subscriptions, and rr,Siu So cents
easb on e,oh annual subscriber.
Geaersl agents may send sl,.5 yer
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30
TEACUkus.

DO you wants frs, olA,s teacher
Journal, lfso, subscribe Tor tho New
England journal of Eluc,uo n which
Csn be doDs by calling at this office
Soc wha, inducrmou,, Tor - 90 YOU
can gat . 10 page weekly. devoted to
svsry.sr,de % tosohcrs work aud ~ a
premium, q largo po,tsn Of Geo, iua.
boacy, or Horace Mann, or Emma
willard. NJ Louis Agas.is. W.
kuow these are fino engravipss, and we
resre, exceedingly by losing ous 20.
trait OF Agassis Ia the late !ire, Don,
forget tina, 40 take subs ,r,ber. a, ,his
office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Burdstte lectar,a on ,hr Rae aud
rsll III the Moustaohe" ~ the opera
sauss Tuesday evening aud out ad
hiD,elf In tho mos, unique aud a,,rao
tive al ali iectnfss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30
To Consumptives,

The advertiser, having been pertna.
nently cured d that dread d,sease, con
sumption, by a s'mpis sesedy, Is sus'
Icus 40 make known la he fellow sui.
tsryrs the means OF cure. To all who
dsaIe IL. no vii send a eopy 81 the
prescription used, tfrSe ri charse. J
with The duectionS TOR prvvsnae aud
using the anr which they vii hud a
surc ourv Tor Cossaapt.oo, Asthua,
Brcnctiu., etc.
Parties wishing the trs,enpton
viii please pddurss. h \ WILSON
1874 Psna ~, Nlhiamsbergh ny.
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The foor Printer will have IN or
postusisy to gratefully remember uhis
sg,s's.urs aid u vii. from Appearsa.
css. b u uaisor.siy blessed M thu
lsss sso vas nd,uulcd and dendsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

The remaining SECTIONS provide
Tor che r.nsi,ies and their rrcseca.
tions,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

hncoln Ia fortue.,s ibis ~ini'r IN
'ecunog smminea, As.urers. The
hsts Of the associations have bscn care
fully seelec,ep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Thu S,sss .io~r"aI give. Mr Zsh
her arch csmrIimsot for his service Ia
The House o. FIRST assistant ois'k
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

lAosisssnt Goseveer Csials vas
0evsrros ~. IN herr or so,hc sthsr
dss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

Va arc under ~obliss,ioss 10 Hoo.
Z. J. Majors for q cory o. ronsr,E
sioasl wc.sd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30
TERI ngva TALES

TEsf2 Hs.N AttsH
aud Novelette,. arc 50. ly,t lui I'D
anyv here ~ 'hr most popular wnief,
arr employed to write originally ior
Peterson
Terms (hlwsys in Advance, a. 90
. year Reduced pricc' tn Cluls.
Two copic, for $3.50; 3 cope, Cor
- so. with n copy vi the premium
victprc GA 4 ~ Christ BLESSING
Little ChAdrcn," aht. dollar cngfsy-
ios, to ihe porson getting up the cub.
-Four copies for g. so, d onies for
. %. 10 copies Tor II 90, with "a cx.
IA ccpy OF the Magazine Tor 1879 a,
n premium. To tho prIsoD get,!ng ~
the Club.
Five copies Cor 81 90, ! copies Tor
10 50, I. coric, fer II 90 with both
an extra copy of III. Magazine for
1879. and the premium picture. u tiSo
dollar engraving, 10 the person got
liog UP tho Club.
Address, pos,.paid, CuAaLrs j.
pyrsssos, 800 Chcstnut ST., rbila.
delpha, Ia.
tay-Specinens zen, gratis if sr'tien
for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

r~iice. pr,yins pobibi,icn p"ar
10 dsy amer Dag.