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bald-headed lover, said in disnissing
him What is delightful about you. my
friend, is that l have nOt the trouble of
san1ing you back any locks Of hair"
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
TIE WOOING.


cups werc sleeping.
And lust across the rlNer sang Inc fur7uers al
their rcaping
pom the hills. 30 blue and far. the mani.
l"aNc~ were Showiug
Their soft white beauties in the ltr.ezs that
from the -.a wa- blowing
: htti" maid came through the land with
cong and rippling laughter.
The huitercup- made NAV FOR her. the dai-
-ic- nodded after.
the parting r1y.r.
Size dreW "A Ills fr,,u, it, d.uth- with v.la.p
heart q .~guiy.-
b.. TF.su nr- ul,r,. fair than lilies AR, " aid IA,
with head unified
And fhrrw a psI.nN ~ the stream t1wurd IA.
maiden drift.d
-Ia. -.t ga. r,v,,r- in bcr bagr-.l4, rod s,B
vi5r. r..,.,.tN.r-
cloud ,,,.v, tl.,E l..f,rr IA. .rp and
r.tfu,. ~ ia. y,,,th.r
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
A Scnteh-voman'S raceint for

A Scotch-woman's receipt for oat-
meal pudding: Put in a basin a fourth
Of Il pint of cold milk and mix into two
ounce of finely ground oat meal. then
add To it a pint Of boiling milL-mixing
it this way prevents Jumps; pat i; on
the fire and let it boil ten minutes: have
some dried brcad-crumbs. and, taking
off the Oatmeal. mix in the crumbs IN
Ill the whole Is rather stiff; chop two
ounces Of suet; cut up a fine a posi-
bile n small onion, beat up the whites
and yelkS of two egg and a sprinkle of
sac and marjoram. and mix these with
the cold porridge; butter a pan, put in
your mixture, and bake for an hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

The path with dead i'1N.- all Hr" -frrWu.
Aud 90 the blast tH' stripped brugh- -liIycr
Prom arrr-" and -fuHbi' tar and near
T." quail ar' calling -lrfl ard dear.
And ~ hIf'IN gl'tUu- th' Tuiii"t river
n gardens. where bUt Yesterday
b''r rainbow 'Iuf- On" -Uu Ua- glowing,
The -lpI"- De-" lu'l'~- NOW, and bare,
save Iu warm corners hsT. and there,
V l-r, blU" hfy~luiAsIuuI.~ ARE blowing
Tho -uu 81 uIl li- fir. i"pk- ~huru.
1ut ufalHp"d boo :-l'u clouds lie sleeping
1H,rr De- 90 chin iu oN'fE breath.
\ -la-tlE -GHE.'~-. a. ct death,
~,7ruI- DER tho lr'.try isIld~c.p" creeping.
80 iaIl- 90" night but with IN" morn,
3 lifted mist. and I"' % wonder,
TH. -lGr- ilai SHIN" iilii.f'- seas
Givv uut rIpf.. d"rpiN hlu" than the"
The suns bri-ht lance ciDINc a~uudcT.
Athuu-ausl Hu.- 81 scattered light
Now touch the earth with crystal -plcui"r
tn. -rtI'u leave are -lorliici,
Tie r.A.I rolls q golden tide.
And hearts grow warm and ewes grow ten
1oI.
Thu o. 20 wonder. pa--iu- strange.
at nuf fans ltrd fu each u'N conner,
Md Yet. hvl uud ih' tnu'h "i iInD",
IL 'N'rE a-'. ir every 'liu'.
Hath not each lir it- Indian ~Uluru'rs
IN. y. g. "@ard'fr, H :. }. L'hg'r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
HINTS roe rHE Rot SrHoIp.


No E~usi&hrcAk- cAs - uzNiT ~
uHitinz on~thsri ~,yu ns~A. i=psr1s
whrAi s1r. ~r.h tzgi~rszEs al szjD
iEs ute~ 81 - eatrn -;h u~li~i sega
Aat batter
Apph Mz-uAiAts LISA vAnEls
g ssvE 2rt crab AupSs Az - - A~3
,~rv - ant mzsh~d iAoua<A = eszn
i-T she pup sbu4A - ~r<A~i. 49,
kAlf thr zrstf . s2y a-
flri ua,1 * s.AnAs
-rvaa yAlr p-~ yau 3 ss
to raF. Il su-As. oas esp = ma to
[gs . fa-. oar -gP 81; vru sEArrA.
one s~lfa, Z z-ta. i~o
ia. q ycraa 4 iAytAr. sd ihs ~Ale
& hsv ~ liakr .n a A@t
ay CAKE Tea -s 4os,
3 pals~rzVt suszF. ouo sAlf fza4aI &
arur. Two kmuas lLas thr ~
a-a;~Iy . Au- tiusc Sti the agar o.
TIRE Sr.k.. ih-u ihs whlI~- 49, tAsa thr
f-nr il as sv ia~ h=uf gn tzl sa
& IA Last, Atd gyai~I nnI sal
- ."u4Hu. bo4k lAr sAA~ 5as.sAi q
rg-aas t.
-iaf oyster >zur, Tax sar vl,
4 oy.t-r. t-al,i thrv~ or Far ussag's-
su ibc.r swn hyaor. >ur IN - 'all-
-r--lfuis 4 butsss r'li~l la a sp=5afa.
II fu.r. thr JGHHv & ball . sura StA
r-p,-r and 4,t @" tA,j. il,As a ira
rayful 3 mii4, ia1ar ial. ,a. ovSy~ aal
tu-u - onCr iHl, IL. -sur--.si
Gold Cakr uas-haff rap q tzt,s-
anI IAo & >a.Ar .y.Trts! - cram fhy
y,lA- Il "a ~ 49, t~-Alru. bali ..p
90: miik w1th hall = tsA-f--Hfai q -~is
DISSOLVED fu = Win ~ SOAR uui Be- r.
t-astsstufal Z rrram-f-ts1Ag d .HrmHi
Be- t> .,,n a. su1 cake NtJ half a uu,
rur-. uu, sup II Al,.E- Afsi hall esp
q C~u~rAB'-
psinrs ~,urie Take rp- i~s'
rui uu and .t.~ until i-uier Ipl
Through q g.lsul.r. ~ ,.-i.u ADJ gars
.n'. q deep -l1,, df-h Max a ia..e
ru,tAri # ,h- Veil. e 'hr-- rc. and
ls.ur over Whip tn white, O. a -ta
iup;h. add NO .l-.suiui- e p'wi-r-i
.uSar. flavor t. iastc aud heap upon ,Ar
ru-Jtri
BakrJ Mtyarpul laky half
pound 81 m~a.l-,ui. hr-ak iut. su.h
i,n.th,, ani h"il twenty minu'r> iu .sli.
~ water. Drain. pat into a padding
dash. Bg>j a lay-T 4 ~scarp Then
,,rcw with grated ch"v-c. tit. II uuy'.r.
pepper and ,alt. pm she di-h la HI
wsv. pour m = cup Il milk and hsA- C,,-
erred. half an hour, then brown.
-Grcrn Tomato Pickle said the
fruit iu salt water until easily p,-y-oi
with a fork ga, IN SLICE, half au .ush
thick. and place In a jar in lay
cr. n aud onc-half ur twu
inches deep sprinkle cot thi. brown
sugar 10 the depth IF half an n,h. ant
ground spicr> ." ~uit ihs 's~'.. ll ihv
jar with alternate LAYERS and cover With
vinegar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
Conservation ~reA.

Az old physician. retired from r-sr'i~e,
having had placed In his hands by m East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
CatArrh. Asthma and AL Threat and Lang
Affections also . positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plainta after having tested It's wonderful
curative powers in Thousands ~ cases, has
felt IL his duty TO make ~ known to his
suffering fello~a ActCAted BY this motive
and Q desire 10 relieve human suffering.
will send free OF charge N all Who desire IT,
this recipe, IN German, French, or Engi..h-
with full directions for preparing and u.s.
ing. Sent by mail by addressing With
stamp naming this paRcr. W " sHrEAs
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
-Ouince .Jally. Ouar-ar and On

Ounce Jelly: Quarter and core,
but do not peel the fruit: with
cold water and let cook till .mushy: -
let drip through fine hair sieve, then put
in a flannel bag. and allow TO drip all
night into an earthen bowl; boil hard
twenty minutes Che careful To skim) /; add
white graduated sugar, almost pound
for pound. then boil gently for ten min
utes longer. Have tumblers standing
on wet cloth To prevent cracking. After
putting the jelly in tumblers. let stand
in sun I'LL II ~jellies: then dip writing
paper in white of egg and cover jelly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
Huxley regards endurance As

Prof. Huxley regards endurance as
the most valuable quality with which a
person can be endowed. andprefersmo
than clevemess a broad. deep chest and
should never be aware, for, as he SAYS,
1.-The patience, tenacity and good
humor which ere among the most i'm
portant qualifications for dealing with
men are Incompatible with IN irritable
brain. a weak stomach or q defective
circulation "-R. Foote'S October Health
Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

Ripe t"mlt"c- ur peach skins arc
good to remove fruit stains from ,h"
hands.
Il" give stoves = good polish. after
~bltrkcuin- them. rub with a piece of
Brussels carpet.
-Dnam,ni- "u coal stoves that have
hocn dl~c"l"rcd hy heat can d. made 20
hook like new 10y securing them with
,Iilcd coal ashes.
To make gpod ~'arrh After You
have boiled il. put 4 small piece 81 but
ter and 4 ,r~l,pp"nful II sugar In II ami
the gloss i, obtained.
For rusty ,tovc-pip~ Rub With lin
seed ola little goes a cuud Way huild
a low fire a, first till il dric-. Ol IN
the spring Ia prevent il from rasiing.
To Kill hcd-bugs Dissolve ten
grains of corrosive ~uhlImate in a half
pint Of alcohol. Cork the bottl., max,
a holc in the cork and insert a quill
through which - pour the mixture
Pour int" every crack and cr"yic" tut
II will not only Nil, but prevent the bug
from returning. Tn" miNtur. hcin.
poison. should hc labeled by a druggist.
I, j. the only actual remedy.
To make potato Starch Crate 81,
mcdium->jzed Po;a'"e, and m,N thor
uughlv with ON" gallon If wafer strain
through "A coarse towel, lrt settle, drain
nf the water and turn 0n another gal-
Ion of clear water and IT. settle again .
drain again, put in an carthcn dish and
-ct in q warm place mot too warml ."
dry. Use same A. cnrnStarch for starch
ing clothes.
A wash If fifteen or twenty drops
If common Cartolic acid IN a half-pjn,
II water will immediately relieve the
smart Of mosquito bites. hives. prickIy
heat and all irritations If the skin com
mon in summer. A. the strength 81
cnrbolic acid commonly -old varies. the
diiutation should h. tested before using
by wctting a small spot Of skin. II il
cau>cS any burning in a moment 81 -,
il i too strong, and more water must be-
all.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
Tomato Preserves (either ripe q

TOMATO Preserves (elther npe or
green): Take fourteen pounds Of TO
matoes and cut into halves: make q
strip of seven pounds Of sugar; put the
tomatoes into the strip and add six
lemons. sliced Oct the rind remain on
them). half a pound OF green ginger cut
fine; let it boil slowly until the fruit i,
well cooked, skim out the fruit, and let
the sirup boil thick. and then pour j,
over the fruit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

Mr. Herbert Spencer, the philosc-
pher, is misunderstanding man. with a
fringe of beard around his throat in the
style of Horace Greeley. He Is nearly
90. Like several literary men-includ-
ing John Hardy-he received his early
education in the Office Of a civil engin-
Ger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
Clean Paint: Use but little wal

TO Clean Paint: Use but little water
at once: keep it warm and clean by
changing it often. Afiannel cloth takes
off all iy-speck better than cotton.
Soap viii remove the paint, so use but
little OF II. Cold tea is the best LIQUID
for cleaning vanished paint. window
panes and mirrors. 4 saucer of sifted
ashes should always be standing near TO
clean unvarnished paint that has become
badly smoked: it is better than soap: it
a be thoroughly rinsed off. which will
never do Ia window glass. Wash off the
speckS with warm tea. and rub the panes
dry; then make a paste Of whiting and
water, and put a little in the center of
each pane. Take a dry cloth and rub
it all over the glass. then rub il off with
a channels skin or flannel, and Your glass
will shine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
Mantclpiece Decorations.

WV ilN4il'itN III HaAiat'sIf''' W.
tionS are >pringing up every day.
Those who can afford to 20 Ia IN
artistic upholSterer for their chimney
piece adornmcutS. i'm the shape If cover
mantclS." may be wcli-nigh bcwildcrcd
hv the fascinating combinations Of well
vet aud carved wood (the latter either
rbonizrd or stained and polished Il deep,
lu>trnuS olive. or painted delicate cream.
or green. or pink. or left 10 it, own zone
IF brnwn), with decorated and painted
panels and tiles. and stamped and gilt
leather. All, however. have not purses
long enough 10 allow them To- indulge in
such charming c~NtravaTancc>. and il i
Ia these the following suggestions are
made. If YOU have Il wood ..ovcrman-
TEL" it should match the woodwork IF
the room. triple shelf of velvet. with
supports and background of the same
materials, l. a very pretty and not an
expensive decoration over a drawing
oom or boudoir mantclpiecc; the upper
shelf should bc narrower than the low
er, and they may be decked with any
lace or Persian, Japanese, or Indian
embroidery. The velvet should har-
monte with the predominant tint IF the
room, but must not be Of too light or
bright a >hade-deep olive. claret or
dark peacock are the most effective.
IL should he remembered that the pur-
pose of these shelves i Ia hold orna-
mentS, and that they require 4 most
alarming amount Of brlc-a-hrac, : - If YOU
have not enough china To fill them well
it will he better for You 10 cschew them
altogether, and turn Your decorative
mind in another direction. Another
pretty idea. especially suitable Ia a
boudoir. i Il continuation Of the mantcl-
board in the form Of a velvet screen If
ANY shape You ike against the wall
above: this not only make a good back
ground for the ornaments ON the man
tel-piece. but Is in itself a fine field for
decoration, as odds and ends look we'll
on il. Ii i Il good plan 10 have I'm the
middle of the screen Il small painting.
or Il Dresden or Venetian mirror. This
forms a center. and around il Won NAV
form all of thinT>-lndian
Jewrlry. photographs, Japanese screens,
quaint fans, China plates and plaques.
odd foreign beads. carved worries, old
daggers; in fact. all the thouSand-and-
one knickknacks a woman'S soul de-
lights in. These will all look well if
properly arranged. 50 that 4 certain har-
mony shall obtain among the hetcro-
CeneouS collection. and each article
shall depend for part of its effects upon
another. If YOU are fortunate enough
10 possess small prints. family minia-
lures, or even good water-color sketches,
they will look charming sunk in such a
velvet screen. Looking-glass i rather
out of fashion just now a. a wall deco
ration. and this is the natural reaction
from the time when many drawing
rooms had somewhat the aspect of a
French cafe from the huge sheets Of
mirrors that lined the walls. There was
an abuse of looking-glasS at that time.
and We are suffering from the natural
consequences of il; but it should be re-
membered hat glass is Of grea; value
a> answering in a room. as Mrs. Gas
kell says. the purpose Of water in a land
scape.-B0StoR Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
Ruster.Haktns In July and August.

Butter-making can be carried On in bot
weather a. successfully a. In June by usinc
the Gilt-Ed-e Butter Make. II reduces time
Of chUrning Oue-half Increases prsiasts0I
8 70 10 PER cent stprekecpcrs pay , t. 5ceut-
a pound extra for butter made Sith n. SID
by druggists. grocers and general stpressep-
ers. send stamp !or Hints 70 Butter Max
ers." Address, Butter Improvement Co,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

I'm winter clean carpets with dry
snow; have the room cool; sprinkle on
the snow: scrub first with a broom and
then sweep clean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

TEE ~SaTIOSAL- IL . vegetable, c-v hop
yessi, containing 10 mineral inzre1ier;s
whatever. ], 10 The cheapest and test in Tie
world
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
OUAoUAGA DAIRY. sUSoUEHsNxA
ysIrEy y v NAV 9TH In

BUTTER ~IxFROvENISr Co. Buffalo. v. Y:
Gssfensos-Plcas accspt q sample - batter
made from hay-fed COWS aud with the uHs
Of your Gilt-Etge Butter Maker; Without "a
Use the butter made Was almo-; a. uhit~ a.
lard. while With it, Ese .As you Etn observe
from tbe sample sent yds) n. batter ia az .
ver beautiful. even golden color. leaving
nothing 20 be desired IN tha; direction Sew
eral If nv nei-hbor dairy farmers have tined
your powder AM are loud IN Sc praise IL
passes IN market a. creamery butter. ard
l. worth from 3 to 5 cent? PER pound more
than dAirT bGiter- Il e bEYkSL-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13

To ALL Fersons asidinx in pslg3Al eis:rjrts.
D.. Y. Wilhott's Aar-Pertodsc 90 Ferer
and Ague Tonic. cannot be too highly r-~ora-
nsntei- II has b-cn for years . sp~ct- In
mzlarisl diseases. nGt Dos that the ur0pri--
tore. Wheeiock- Fill8y & 20, Of Ser Or
leans, give its composition 70 tie pG.lk, u
sboGId be preferred 10 .ny other prOr@-u
medicine. Al Druggists keep Il for sa.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
PONDS EXTRACT Co.
rs Murray ST. Sct0 York.
A Narrowin. Zone.

II properties - m soTi grows th1-uG-G-
u sacEtsSs. sr~rizilsts haze trvrtg~1 z1-E
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y r1Usso~ri E~1e0Dt1Erz IL E~Af 90
cOvr7~s b. uaHkzuka- az seuzsffrT. nsaasrss
and yha-@ vay have "a fes sEfrfsoaa
been mad - F~Fssas Eke have r~sEtrEas
tier study ard ~-TySruruts vFr rlrutv 90
.oaDe p~FsrtseA gstnL Tk~ s2nse pu-- A.
Plies - sErress 81 rsuwFrr-z4 - sF.tee+s44l
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n2Tu~sA EFai-s=y b. ~ g Ll4stlfaDa.
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teen ris-s-3 zrsyHE t8os~ trTetst hsran
po~sr - -saq1er. IL thss astsusi4f e5aBer
ooa- kos~vsF Ne barc Eufs0uz-i5r inlsztlag
that III. EFI -isnf MAJ sEss fza3z mztgT.
shicA l-A9S u - c11sstes ]: . ,sbE DTS -
male that lnto-nasssu E1gsu
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secured - to & thcE Toe ~rs@s - q pky-
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Statistics show that Chicago has 3IS
clerymen in'good standing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-13
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The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
A Mixed Litter.

Yesterday afternoon we were shown the result queer freak of aa- ture at George Bailies Burton Ale Saloon First street. Mr- Charles Barr, who owned the place for a number of years, had in his posses sion for long time a very large Maltese cat. She had had several filters of kittens in a certain room back of tho saloon. Though op- posed to dogs of all kinds, the cat in question became very familiar with half black. k.and-tan and half grey
 hound dog kept on the place. On the 4th inst. the cat gave birth to a litter of eight young ones. A few hours after, upon investigation, II was discovered that three of the new corners were pups, and the other five kittens The kittens were per feet and with the exception of the ears on the dogs resembled those of kittens, and the feet of the latter be- ing somewhat like those of kittens. the dogs are also remarkably perfect. There is no doubt about their mater nity, and so far the mother indicates a decided preferance for one of the pups, the favorite being jet black, and the other two dogs being mouse colored.-San Jose { iBses.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
increase of Chinese in Eastern
 Cities.

The New York Herald, in a re-
 cent article on the Chinese in New
 York, ztates there are besides 300
 laundries, 50 Chinese groceries, 20
 tcbacconists and 10 druggists, with enough Mongolians in other callings to demonstrate the adaptibility of the race h 1875 there were only one hundred and fifty seven Chinese in New York, but the next year will show many thousands. h Jersey City there are three factories which smploy Chinese labor alone. One of them is g shirt factory, another q shoe factory, and the last an es- tablishmen: for the manufacture of cheap cutlery. It is said that d beer saloon has been opened in Hoboken by two Chinamen. In Brooklyn there are about fifty laundries. six cigar stores and one grocery. From statistics furnished by the most intel ligcnt and best informed of these people, the population of New York has received an addition Of 2,500, in eluding two females. The Chinese residents of Brooklyn number over 250, and two females. Jersey City and Hohoken have about two hun dred- About ten per cent. of these arrived in the city from Havans, the rest came overland from Califor mia. Over ninety-five per cent of the Chinese population are regularly en- gagged in some honorable calling. Every few days the San Francisco Companies send out batch of about hundred Chinamen. About fifty of these come to New York, twenty to Boston, and twenty to Philadelphia. The rest scatter to other cities. The article further declares that the Chinese have purchased lots in se.- eral cemeteries including Green wood. They are marrying extens- ively, generally Irish women, and a China Celtic generation is spring. ing up.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
Military Matters .

Lieutenant Colonel Robert s. La Motto, Twelfth Infantry, having re- ported for duty in this Department, is assigned to tie command of Whir. pie Barracks, Prescott.
 Pursuant to telegraphic instructions from headquarters Military Divisios of the Pacific the following changes in the stations of troops will be made l: sCompany K. Twelfth Infantry. will be relieved from dlty at Fort Verde, and will proceed without delay to Fort Mohave and take station thereat
 Upon the arrival of Company K, Twelfth Infantry, at Fort Mohave, Company F, Eighth Infantry, will be relieved from duty at that post, and will proceed by the first available river steamer via. Fort Yuma, Cal, thence by rail to Benicia Barracks, Cal, reporting its arrival by tcle graph to the Assistant Adjutant Gen erel Military of the Pacific.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
NOTICE

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEM A selves indebted to the undersigned are between now and the first of October, prox. inlo, Gs after that date, all accounts duo and remaining unpaid, will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection, which will of necessity subject said persons 10 further costs. M L. PERALTA
 Phanix, Sept. 18th, 1879. 120tf