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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
Saxon Tinanciering.

On the s,h Of July, 1878, the very re-
spectacle banking house Of Haase &
Son, al Chemnirz, Saxony, Closed It's
doors after an existence Of nearly seven
" years. II had borne q very high rep
uta,iou. and thousands OF poor people
we're among its depositors. The fall
ure created 3 genuine panic, for many
Woodworking men were ruined. Three
committed suicide, 3 fourth was driven
mad. and s riot vas threatened. The
proprietor and his son were arrested,
and have just been tried The evidence
showed that the bank had been insol-
vent for 80 years, owing AZ III, close
over sl,500,dCO, while is CASH assets
we're only about $4,000. It's accounts
hsd been kept in the most slO7enly
manner Up TO 1875 no cash-book had
been used, and the bookkeeping vas oy
single entry. The elder Haze was en-
fenced 20 FIVE years imprisonment,
while the son, who knew all the facts,
and accep' ed 5 salary yhich he Was sure
was paid By other peoples money, was,
strangely enough, acquitted- He had
also overtrawn his account, but arels-
tive made this up. His father, who Is
past three score and ten, il, however.
the greater scoundrel Of the two. He
spent over $1,000 8 year. mostly OF
women and 10 gambling. He gaze his
daughters about Sl1.0co. when ne owed
three quarters Of 8 million more than be
was worth. and in general showed HIM
self entirely devoid OF principle
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
An Old Time Bloody Duel.

Among the many bloody duels on rec
ord as having been fought by Congress
men was one in which James jackson
of Georgia-who had been and was
afterward a United States SenatOr-was
the challenged party. He was san
Englishman," like the hero of "Pina-
FORE" by birth, but he came to Savan-
nah when a lad, studied law, vas a lead
ing Free-Mason, and fought gallantly
in the Revolutionary War. He killed
Lieut. Gov. Wells in 1880 in q duel. and
was engaged in several other "affairs
of honor until he finally determined
to accept a challenge IN such terms as
would make it his last duel. So he pre-
scribed as the terms that each party,
armed with a double barreled shotgun
loaded with buckshot, and with a hunt
ing-knife, should row himself in a skiff
to designated points on opposite sides
of the Savannah River. When the city
clock struck II each party should start
and row his skif to a small island in
the middle Of the river, which was
wooded and covered with underbrush.
On arriving at the island, each party
was TO moor his skiff, stand by it for ten
minutes, and then go about on the island
till the meeting took place. The sec.
onds waited on the main land until
after l O'Clock, when they heard three
gun-shots and loud and angry cries.
Then all WAS still. At daylight, as had
been agreed upon, the seconds went to
the island, and found jackson lying on
the ground, insensible from the loss OF
blood, and his antagonist lying across
him, dead. Jackson recovered, but
would lever relate his experience on
that night, nor was he ever challenged
again. He died in this city, while serv-
ing his second term as United States
Senator, March IS, 1SO6.-WaShinston
Letter 10 Boston Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
SWEET TOILETS.

Eirchrn bOUghs are lcRncsS stu,
Aud the wind l. keen and chill,
ON the hedges brown and bare
scarce ON" bursting bud I see,
only, ia this sunny nook
Scented giolcts welcome me.
All, hat frafranccl how IL brings
Back old DAYS on rosy wing
Days when I1fo.- blu" sky was clear,
When the simple hearts OF youth
Gathered treasures all the year
of uHi.tding love and tTutEl
Fragrant are they now "a ever.
And "a each small Hover 1 sever
Prom it, sheltered WOODLAND home,
Forms beneath the cold Cartn ~lrppiug
Once mon" down the pathway come
With glad eyes HAT know not weeping.
AiolctSi y" briH. to me
Many sunny memory,
And - one by one I gather
You, the FIRST. best gem of Spring,
S"ciu'th IL to IN" your sweetness
To sad hearts som" cheer mn-t bring.
Friends the token might receive
lnurApwliueSS t. meant Ia gigc;
50, with wishes true and Mind,
1 shall send YOU where the city
Growing nothing halt so fair
Shall receive with tender pity,
oUr small blossoms. sweet and rarr'
-Chdmbcrs's Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
A DCSkY HEIKESS.
The Daughter of the Late Gen. Sully LiV
ing with the Yankton Indians.

Daughter of tho Late Gen. Sully Liv
ing with the mi Indians.
Gen. Alfred Sully, who died recently
at Fort Vancouver, on the Pacific coast,
left a very valuable estate in Philadel-
phia, inherited from his father, and al
so a considerable sum Of money he had
accumulated IN his long Army career.
The Philadelphia estate alone is worth
several hundred thousand dollars. Its
now said that the only person TO whom
my part of Gen. Sully's large fortune
of r ght belongs is his half breed daugh-
ter, Julia, ut present living with White
Swans band of YanktOn Indians, 50
miles above this place on the Missouri,
and making her home with the family
of Colin La Mont, also of mixed blood.
Those who knew Gen. Sully well while
campaigning against the Indians of Da-
kota say that at his death he had no
wife Ror any issue living except this
girl, and steps will soon be taken to es
tablish her rights To the fortune. The
marriage of Gen. Sully, according to
Indian custom, with this girls squaw-
mother is susceptible of proof, and 1t is
believed that it will be difficult to inval-
idate the claim. Gen. Sully's daughter,
who is well known TO those who have
travelled through the upper country, is
regarded rs the handSomest Indian
maiden on the Missouri River or in the
great Sioux Nation. She can not talk
English, and her habits are thoroughly
aboriginal. The daughter of the late
Gen. Sully was frequently seen by the
writer, while engaged in surveying the
Yankton Reservation. Having occasion
TO stop at the house of Colin La Mont,
the girls handsome appearance attract
ed attention, and La Mont was asked If
she Was a daughter of his. La Mont
said, "No, sir, she is Sully's daughter,
and if any of you men have seen Sully
you would say she bears a strong re-
semblance to him."-IGnkton Cd. IT,
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
The Mania for Coachmen.

New York society sre somewhat eJer-
cised over a scandal in high life, which
involves the beautiful daughter Of 3
wealthy and aristocratic family, who
has formed an affection for her fathers
coachman, q Ia ex-tIov. Hubbard's
daughter, Of Connecticut, and the more
recent case in New York. The coach
man in this case is handsome, but illit-
crate, and the family of the young lady
ranks high for culture, wealth, and an
tece,ents. The father, when warned by
a friend, ~discredited the story, until, up
on investigation, he found numerous let
tiers from the coachman addressed 70 his
maynard child. During an interview
about the mstter the young lady's moth
er tainted. Despite parental vigilance,
the twain planned an elopement, which
was interrupted by the appearance of
the father while they were on their way
to the minister's. The coschman has
been discharged, and the young lsdy
transferred to her fathers country resi-
denc. A young physician, to whom the
girl was engaged to be married. has been
SO affected by the knowledge of the facts
that he is nearly crszed, and has, By the
advice Of friends, stared on a voyage
around the world. For obvious reasons
the names are suppressed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

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tA.a. - The t~aagy. charm. ogcausrt.
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M have the sNuc culture Pufs.vi a.
both. fug | ,auald tgv1 - FAD a~A1s
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race - Cg.,uTr C'IrvsiaHaaaE g." i1e
Differences q p,ss;Ipu lu s~l,iN IIerv
are Sluae yocA.uss e u-sa wtla rcf
t.irfy Il d. not tcs~rtuisF 'hs' wsa
should folIu~ Ihctv afv vhsrs .a
Which. for obvious tcAsrs, 'heN car H,i
couil-csc .accc,siaIls ~Ith m'a Ihrrv
are Others ia order o. pursue stssh NV
mus, forget ,hA, which ts moe rHl. <
Their hfst province. thc -
home lie. ~ilosoyer, these -" Hcos -
culture, ur The tNo t,.ls 4 su.Hru, De
,rr<sc, each other ia rgSHy pHil'r rat
have \ great doA. IA ',fsta
IL II would benefit yuurE u,I ~str .arif
scientific culture q \ higher ovtoc i.>r
Il - wont - be. AMI | believe tha'
Young somou arc largely brrcal~i Dog a
more thorough oagso ttaG usual -
scientific study
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
THE MOVING.
Tic clock has struck siN

The clock has struck SIX.
And the morning il fair.
hilc the east I'm red splrndor - glowing:
There's "A dew on the grass, and a song In the
air
Let us up and be OF to the moving.
Nould-t know why ] wait
Ire thc sunlight has CIcpt
Der the nelds whore the daisies arc grow
Why ailsiight I've kept my own yigil-. nor
slept!
Ills to- day IS the DAY OF the moving.
Thi- day and this hour
Maud has promised Ia tell
What the blush on her cheek was half show
ing.
II she waits at the lane. Pm to know all is
well.
And thercu De a good time NJ the moving.
Maud's mother has said,
And IN never deny,
Ihnt "a girl heart there can be n" knowing.
Ca, ! care not 10 live, and | rather would die.
IL Maud doe not come to the moving
what j. IL | sneY
It's "a sheen of brown hair
In the lane where thc poppies are blowing.
Thank God 10 Is Maud-shc j. waiting ne
there.
And thcreU be "A good time at the moving.
Six years have passed by,
And ! freely declare
That ] scarcely have noticed their going;
Sweet Maud 4. my wife, with her sheen OF
brown hair,
And We had "a good time at the moving.
5 H. " Flyers. tE HaTpers for July.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
The Microscopic lest fer sarTiag"

pr. G Hoffman C''ATChlv'~ - Mel.
cine" New York, I~NrUAry, '-s tells
"a. that marriage, should - allowed in
doubtful cases oE!y upon he yra1ii e
n reliable uicrosruTlst last soa-
SOP. be sAy :. - youas phYs5'.Nr asa
cd me ~ neither ! t~ii,yri ga ia" ruNr-
mage Among Kindred he hni isiic. in
love with hts cousin aud tts Cnl.tE ei'h
him. examined tts blood, and It'd
him that De Mas \ nervous man passing
~si..pl.~. nights aud having \ mo~i"ra'"-
" g,yosi constitution ] Tbs similar coA-
diuon beng suspected IA the lady. mar
ragc was rot advised. for fear II dc.
generate o1,yrng 80 great was his
faith IN nv assertions that be gave" ug
the idea II marrying ht. c"u..n. "f.crius
her the lat chance va the
iion of her blood. Ihis beautiful gr.
came Ia my laboratory, and. much 4"
nv surprise. | found, ga cNamins'i'n.
her blood IL hrst-class constitution The
next day I told the Gentleman. You
had better marry her. ''-Ruitsh Rsti-
cal JyursdI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
I'm Kansas Protestant Christianity

In Kansas Protestant Christianity
has made remarkable progress in late
years. One rev church. on an aversge,
has been built every week. In q Sts'e
with a population of 10s.497 there has
been in two years q gain of l6,2OS
church members. aud there is 10 3 to-
tai of $50 churches and 49,, 1lS MEM
bers, divided among the denominations
rs follows: Baptists, 90 churches, To-
0S3 members; Congregationalists, SO
churches, $500 members; Episco-
p~alians, % churches, 1859 members
Lutherans, So churches, 4 500 members
Methodists, 1872 churches, 50, 80. mem
bers; Presbyterians, go churches, 8. Gel
members; United Presbyterians, IL
churches and 1,469 members. There
are Ill Roman Catholic churches with
$3.50 members.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
A Nice Thing for Ushers.

At a fashionable marriage in Water
town, n. Y, last week, Capt. "Bob''
Townsend, one of the ushers, from SYRIA
cuse, introduced 8 new ceremony. which
will become quite popular. All the
bridesmaids at the wedding reception
being arranged in line, the usher claim
ed the privilege of kissing them in regu.
lar order. The ladies were rather shy
at first, bat, when hey were assured
that it vas q Syracuse custom, they sub.
mitted gracefully.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

A chesp and efficient refrigerator
car be made BY cutting away the floor
in one corner of the pantry or milk
room, aud building 5 cupboard over;
if preferred, . cupboard already made
be used. The aperture must be
covered with strong woven wire, and
one or two wire shelves (according 10
the heigh,) should be sdded. This will
save many journeys into the %cellsr, SIS
bread, butter, cake, etc, need not De
brought up and taken down before and
after each meal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

II ever there wa. sp~ctc for ih~ cure -
al usIarial diseases. sBrh as are produced -
svamg POISON, IKE iaiermifieu' .Tth''s "f.l
Fever. lJamb ,hils sud Enlarfsd - ., q
&. csr..nlg Dr = Hilkaf's Aut}trTss llf -
F,ysr AMI Asu- Tonic. Fr IN ga cnwEr@i
iiou. ~hlca scoDsp ysn3ss ssrh tatit~, BE- usJ
. sssu thA; u contains - tzDE'rHus 1r3[
sud that IN thee dissases - nsssr 'sts q,
guaranteed ~ is II pr~'ars Whe.srN
Fini'y 4 60, Sew Ousaas, Ia i@ A.e p.
al! DTus.ists 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

TO Cook Cabbage DelicaielY: Bod
it . hour IN sailed water, let il get cool,
chop It lightly, put il in q pudding-disb.
sprinkle over !; bits of butter. beat up 2
eggs light, sid 10 : cup Of milk, pour
Over the cabbage and bake ; hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

An infant child Of Frank + Gun
ningban Of Springfield, Ill. vas play
ing OF The track Of the o. ahd NJ Rail
road, when it vas run oyer By s freight
train and fatally injured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
Pre- II I~..rtrai,. Free.

Ss'io-.Il IN i The iiIr 20 a ns@ Pamphlet
0f .Z pages r. contains the tipsrsrhF % ~
thr PassHI MS - ne tritef rfsta.ir.u - 80
dsqtou % HIVp With thsir portraits UJ IN a.
,ETayoi sygfes.ly Tor thts xerS a!ss - I"r
traits - Canadian nOiat4ltiss b8fsH4 M
-ll ~ ant IN any sffr-ss, ~ mai. ou rect.
Of b stamp. II. K sTEvESs. Baton, NUa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

DR. JoHSsoS .ali that p~oy'c Isl no' 1T
40 much Informing a. ~ru5n4HuE- ii~rc" 4
take PLEASURE 10 reminding TIE pubic csttf7
Gilberf's StzTchss are Absolutely pure away
uniform. aud all ts fond tGyeTisT 20 Az u
the ua-ke-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
uY LYDIA NA0H

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IA - zno~c-~arly tr<rc.-~t hst ~ g7~<rs<s -
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vaSeh III
PRsrG. Is essss. V0Eg nv NAIL
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

How to spend . holiday: First, get
your holidsy.-LoeeN Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
For sale by all Druggists. - Louis.
seven Pounds in Thr." week.

Allan's Anti Pat = a genuine uei'lu' aud
viii reduce ~Cof.uIrnsy from $50 - Csc
r-.ugls p-r week. Purely ssr taaIs, AMI lsr-
feCflv haImirs.. astiHy entirely 81 tie fool "a
tbe tonsch. Ir.vcuurC th' iofma'tDn oi Tat
T. - aIso a positive remedy far Dyspepsia sbi
rheumatism.
EH- TOY. Vac Fss ma. f~us
Urra~Ir NFuI~t~T Co Tar ia "
G.rH.fa~a TIE ln5Y nti.drI - isst ssver
pounds sa 'tr arrAs AF fH- u- uf a rr q Secs
las luufs trlly. SsuH. Up"frrTFV = ~rfrU.
No c-ss d EaeEaar
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

NATIONAL TEAsT f. ruarantsei 20 - TIE
test IL tb- vOrist II sirATs mAsss AgeL
sveet, nutrition. bread Grocsns keep T.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17
safe, Permanent and Complete ~,

safe. Permanent and Complete are
the Curc-of intermittent iisSs-es performed
~ CilTTohB'- F~EBRtTTaE- Dumb ttfit.
Fever aud Axus, and all bilious Disorder
are speedily sraiicatsi from tho s}siTm.
Hralth and yigor are obtained more rapidly
sud more permanently 10y The Use ~ tbts
great HIfHr1i dnfidyfs than 20 any remedy
heretofore known. IL disinfr't., cI' snr~s
and eliminates all malaria. A. = IeUir. 90
act. A. an Anti.~piic and Blood Purifier.
bringing renewed cnervT and vitality "a The
body worn down Nv disease.
j. g.. R~ICHisEDsoS, Prop'r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-17

Silver spoons. when furnished. may
be restored by rubbing them with whist.
ing and alcohol.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-04

CLALLAN COUNTY.
Pysht
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie. Fourth Plain,
Martins Bluff, Pioneer, Stoughton, Union
Ridge. Vancouver. Washougal, Fern Prairie,
La Center, Hayes, Yalcolla-
CHEHALIs.
CedaIviIle, Chehalis Point, Elma. Hoquiam.
MOntesino, Oakville, Satsop, sharon. Summit.
COLUMBIA.
Alpowia. Burksville, Daytons, Pomeroy, Tux
anon, Annetta, Central Ferry, Marengo.
oowLTTz
Castle Rock, Freeport, Kalama, Lower Cow
lltE, Monticello, Mt. Coffin, Oak Point, Pekin,
SilverLake, COweeman, Olequa-
ISLAND.
CouPeyille, covelsnd, Dugslly, Utsalady.
Oak HarbOr.
JEFFERSON.
Port Discovery, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend
KING.
Black River, Dwamish, Fall City, seatties,
Slaughter, Snoqualmy, Squack, White River
Cherry alley Novelty, Milton ,Osccola, ,Renton
KTTsAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison,
Port Orchard, seabeck, Teckiit
KLICKITAT.
block House, Columbus, GoIdendale, Rlicki-
tat, White Salmon, Blakely, Fulda, Klickitst
Landing.
Algernon, Boisiort, Chehalis, Claquato, Cow
litz, Glen Eden, Little Falls, Meadow Brook
Messy Rock, Napsvine, Newaukum. .SkOOkum-
chuck, silver Creek, WinlOck, Nasello.
MASON.
Arcadia, Lightville, Oakland, skokomish.
PACIFIC.
/ Bruceport, BrOokfield, Knappton, OystervilIe,
Riverside. South Bend, Unfty. WoOdward's =
Landing, Bay Center, Lake View, South Bend,
Ilwaco.
EIhI, Franklin, Lake View, New Tacoma.
Puyallup, Steilacoom CityS, Tacoma, Alder
town, Carbon, Acton, Summer, Muck, Wilke-
San Juan, Topaz, Orcas, East Sound, Friday
Harbor.
sSOHOHIsH.
Centerville. Lowell, Mukilteo, Snohomish
Tulalip, Park Place, StamwOOd.
sKAMANIA.
Cascades, Collins Landing.
STEVENS.
/ Crab Creek. -Four Lakes, Fort COlville. Hang.
/ mans Creek. Pine Grove, Rock Greek, ROsalie
spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls, Union Ridge
/ Walkers Prairie
THURsTOS.
] Coaf Bank, Beaver, Miami Prairie, Olymplas
TanaIquoit, Tenino, Tumwater, Yelm, Inde
pendence, Key.
wAHKIAKuM
Cathlamet, Eagle Cliff, skamokaway, Water
wALLA wALLA
Paiaha Prairie, waitsburg', Walla Wsllas
Whitman, Wallula.
WHATCOH.
Cedar Grove, Guemas, Ia Conner, Lehmhi
Lummi, Lynden, Nootsachk, Point William
Samish SeahOme, SeiahmoO, Ship HarbOr
Ship Island, Skagit, Truder, W hatcom, Fidalgo
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek, Colfax, Evansville, ,Ovensburg
PalOuse, SteptOe, Union Flat, Walton, Clinton
Ieitchville, Panawana, Pine Greek. ROsalis
Anatone, Lincoln, Pataha City, UniOntOwn
YAKIMA.
Afianum. Ellensburg, Fort SlmcOe, Kittitas
KonnOwOck, Nahum, Pleasant Grove Selah
Yakima
money Order Onioes.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-04

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restores its color when faded OF gray. II slim
ulates the nutritlve organs to healthy activity,
and preserves both the hair and its beauty.
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cures dsndrun heals all humOrs, and keeps
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TWO KISSES.

When made a visit home,
And stole up stairs, good fortunc leading,
] saw, OF rather thought ] saw,
Ny sister in the study, reading.
with noiseless tread forward crept
With schemes Of mischief most imprudeuf.
And, leaning O'er the arm-chaiT's back,
I softly kissed the gentle student
She turned 10 ny. with burning face,
As IL a brothers Kiss polluted
Rapturei twas not my sister Lu,
But Cousin Amy I'D saluted
OF course then began 10 beg
She would excuse my having kissed her
Protesting that, upon my word,
! really thought Il was my sister
A conversation followed next,
Whose theme, be sure, WAS not the weather
And then a very blissful pair
Seated-well, rather close together
And Amy, with her roguish way,
When for the second time kissed her
said, archly looking up TO me,
ARE you quite sure IFS not your sister ,"
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A RHYME OF THE TINE.
By NELLIE C. CONE

Miss Pallas EudOra Won Blurky,
She didn't know chicken from turkey;
High Spanish and Greek she could fuently
speak,
But her knowledge Of poultry was murky.
She could tell the great-uncle Of Moses,
And the dates OF the Wars OF the Roses,
And the reasons OF things-why the Indians
wore rings
In their red, aboriginal noses!
Why Shakespeare was wrong IN his grammar
And the meaning OF Emerson's "Brsih ma,
And she went chipping rocks with lttie
black box
And a small geological hammer.
She had views upon cO-education
And the principal needs OF the nation
And her glasses were blue, and the number
she knew
or the stars in each high constellation.
And she wrote in a handwriting clerkyt
And she talked with an emphasis jerky,
And she painted on tiles IN the sweetest OF
styles;
But she didn't know chicken from turkey!
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