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New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
UNITED SITES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The following bust
ness was transacted b the Supreme Court OF the Uated
States Today
No Sl-Arra ~ simm' appellant. aet william Evcrhardt
ct al arpea The Circuit Court OF The United STAT Or
the District Of . l-Keverse
No .Danei H..d plauiihs I'm error. agt Johnson
SuTr-me Court O 'sIoIuG.-sIii dis nISSei.
A. james y. Buster appellant. agi Anth pny II.
ialCe ETC. appeal from tle DsfiCt
Ur Of he United for the District Oi 81 Viz Tna
Chief-Jus,lc-
M 26-Allred plaintiff IN agt n. ". Casey,
receiver Gait COurt jthe United
states District OF Louisiana rmed win costs ana
Interest OF casey agL tail 90 l. G'J decIs
announced a by The Cbief-J US ce
G. France ct a.. piartifs IN error, agt
the state OF N .ssour Dismissed
No IL seward et al, appellants. agL j. ~
appeal rom the Clrcuii Court oi The
Tue states District O Louisiana Ordered 10 he
or Monday in January next On"n by tno
Justice.
No = rne SAINT Paul Chicago RatToas Company.
nlaintiff error samuel " Lean 10 Ia car
nited states for ie SoutorI Dietrct vi
New-YOrk. Notion 10 dis ulss or aiIrn Med.
6fg Ilc CITY 0Op L. "a pauth IA error Agt l'lcaGa
,he Clrcut Court OF The tLt-d states
fnr Middle Di .'ic oi Alabama Motion 10 81 ms post
r1ped uuiii the hf al p on The mrrii-
No zJ7. ui OIiO1r .l9.--Mark Young, appellant
BrAdeg, a.LeavO granted the Dpoi act O.
ln Of Columbia Tor
pe m is d .
40 Josephine FAM app liant agt. Wm y Gordon 81
a apIe the COu of the Dsluct % toiuu-
suhmi. ted mo'l0 10 dsun-s Affirm
No NIS-J NJ. -choOnmaker aud : Brown p'a3htt-
10 Gilmore aud No e's-S = Brown ot Ii
JOnn y. DaNl ei lnlt4ls
submit ted OF motion 10 0isni@s o. aihrin
tlurV / d b
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

with costs Diossy RrstJud neni affirmed WIN COSTS
lee sg the Jackson MNuuaotuting COmpsnN.-Oluvr ny
pcee from af fed with cost. Empire Cly tire nsnM ~
COMPANY agt. Howe Machine IDmpahV -Ju Fmel anu n'
VITA costs - the respond Il "p,uon by shea e.
NaWcs,j korVots ann another al. ScnW hlhsol w.
inent and order rev rscd new ra' trantd "" tof tosss
1hiie opinion b, t'otpp d.
T. ~hea ~ J.. lSsrntnE V'iht
Ctalsbcrs- Iudrc IsaacsS Suhdegand aet bcit, ~
lev art NlcNa ccr-Mouuu granted missing COUP hl'
SaSatese ari Gildc-Ordor OF arrest vacated MhiuaV
tnr,r~ anil Builicrr Buddc SICK 'IpN,'i a..
Turner: DeevcS AIT tlo Brooklyu eNalci .dio"s %
ratV-.futi ms Arnold agt fhch Two ca4A NO
- r,nfet prvce All Hures-Order of Substitution.
stem az SaSvcf Mul'n Gtmcd on terms. f.trs HEI
eb .,,nn ,rned vi. n $40 costs. Riddle agt knaan;
Iook arf Rriner agt. COertz Seas agt Mnrphv
pl act Trscv-OucTs Of dscOuiinuance. Jaws act Me
ccay Eva ast eshel~er Mahunev agt i arson; Dur
i'm act DIumgud. Rupert aCt Barry hornln Hgi on
lnan ca anp3c at McGuidlich Hntchens hRt Slaohoi
henderson Cowles Levy sgL lauhin Lyman agL Nc
Cabe-I Judgments .-.,
v judge McAdam.Bojtv ag'.s Hey man. neinut opened
ser nlei. Wiiiams-MoiioH uthitu rs
per hiel schmidt agt COhuMOuOu erantti - PCT
opinion nlet.
By Iadge Sherdsn.-Kipp aGt. McLean-Orier sieued
Bf Cd JudEo GO lark agt N0st.-OIdef slslfu.
By Judge Hawes.- Bryce lgt. lluges.-Ordef signed
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
The COURTS.
OFCIsit).S-O~ %.

Sspuns Coart--CsgA5v,-B julie Lawrence. -
Ciasin q i-o,e1s ~, ', -fi. visa SO c,sjs 70 TIE
lie I.rotl.fiou Jueeul. p-iuguents a-t iurdyS
msTef4 a. lyon so" a & [ NJ M % 'I ~ fi ne
Jarck te Ne~ orA 1l1 AanhtttAa Beacn Railroad
hie,bn ~ eoO.eS-IA-s - ION aast Oe ae4gl LOer
S.. sias'el.,rr az tle t-reBih Wsfl Bahs~ Mot'an
sa5d hctrd before ir Justice pooyhGe. abd q Is
Nr~h.l-1. ,s>is Ae14ul.s sgt Aiexsl.
y n.i1o,a5on Xaroason ~,, scaccl-ee laal'fsaaGni.
Lew AZ Abafe0~I D. et - cl-n-e '.e ps'e o. q a
eveut ify ssi u eubnr} Where Is t4e oldrI pro
q Of ,e aoH tns % no'or saogi4 Re granted Pope
Ssfs g., .lt ~ p ~. "a -.- o.. IA tr ,.li. u.
e. & i-r.si9r ~ =, -i.-l,ei sg NE dri,seai1i
Aloe Ff.t Pfeeraos -luplorV4ois tse reiesee pro.
pose. rs s.so ~ at,lueysl l'-re a. Aller Winter
er,e- - ,upilnf requires. v -oa a. ear1t, Prof. q.
serslc~ q notss oi 1o' i- fe' e 70 0esiTe 20
e. a. eei yrssre e. sI Ter i tl-si %aT las lhc
sYpBce,.a lve- d. sye siree aayi 3D. ae matter Whit
Senne nenlnents srt 80 IL me ast feiaS ssiae ast
~ ,.red r.'zer ~ Hefo1sd t.s.e ~. o'iSI9 an
essot BaH 49, Dos0J % ai Brovu as Gorm@a srd 0tD
sy jude Danes cianey as re Mayor e,c coiaa act,
ths Mayor ETC. Fysaii, eei- file'--vfatis s-slea
see ,s,a 5aui 10 Byrne, al lie Fo-e c5saiss4oaeTI
sS,s,a 1e7 BY Jq Z, m vorstf ossL exc. ar Grim
udEne~t for De- i-ndaat 20 ne -or Wh liberty
G. ol yisnuA aa Lad-nes ssIe osi4on.
r. ~ jec-c i0n9 fue ru-er @gt liayBor
G. srl.-.t se- sctEft PEE NJ. ud-ir
SvDerlcY CoRrt-Spc4at I0a-rBY judge Freedman.
Gssotr T.a-lgr, sT t' .ssencc q. oo' ,hos
fDg oll it aAdAg % Ru4art lE1iid De
banl-i "A A-sscianL los tLe 4ltt ol f.es ciabie
Age -lar--t F14laes lu ic Ci-y g 6flcls aCJ Lag
"a i.e.ccNoe allrf0. Gate ieal i,0-9t
win Van N05ras OrderrC Dtncr4l Term eips4r
logtsun act tie N4l oaa > 1se- Ia Iia ent Aanaeus
ing COGp order ADlS4uus a. StObef IocIr-f etc.
ADAM iOps6-J company agt- hAeu.-Orler
keeuIitr lJr Haker at =. Dena s-lrgor gran
iDe mo Ou D-nan aOrdcr sl0sllt ing at-
f1.Tugy HGfcaaaG GOD slA Agt Ea. Nrbl.t
Aes agt LcnIon Esper az gle tougfegaton Kea--eth
Isrse eic fanEeft aFI k-S; Tie kHic cAeElOcGr
psny agi. BoInsn BeacuF agi tiatiu-OfGefs granted
Wnsbt e al ssL Cabot aiCsse sno e1cep ordered
b. C.icf Justice ss4gWick. HcCuouch etc he New.
yOrs -uaeifauR Ecnuing Company Notion trrief
fh0fDI.~On hOeHan Case and anen1a nj. settled
HIs-el.- a@rf ctc.s Ak. tAF bI5aCnaT and
Seytuth AqtBue L4ilf0ad On - g.--JrleT 4EEcG.
Marine COHrf-GcaeF0t Ten - bY JG4le McAcam.
6Ocpp and HaNer.-Daiu a. Kasrcr -fnfHn Gr4uied
les apyea papers ai submit 20 on the Iih INST Ray
NatuH ar4uts1 HlIi.o4f costs -
Wi.ner sgt -sOuou sranted lusssent affirmed
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
S.;ult. .Jus UaH!c1-- MGlcs.

DORTFR WATCHMAN OF CARVER.-Em-
rovr"ut in either capacit i dcs rej b. temperate.
trusy rot able married man 70 years o. o." 40 "9let
non e. g the reie ences re 80 call OF
sd4rcS, PHILLIP n l -d-s. and HrJatNay
CALESMAN-By "a bright intelligent young
- alcsmau in dry gools house or Eont furnishing
store yrgr+ experience good References Anlres1 -
:. % Orcha ST. Iity.
USEFUL. MAN.-Bv n rcsnec'able young
Z aweal,L MAJ leely landed useful man n private
family cit or county l6J west ZytH corner OF IthaVe
second poor.
LNATCIlMAN or P0RTER.-In a hotel or
~ warehouse being p years Of ago; temperate Indus
r0ls ana pcrma cnt position t. ~ m0r- lipJrt
aucc than wages. Please cal on ALEN EL|lN. 10
Soutlst, City.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

EOOk.-Bv competent women meats, soup, 4,
t.tsg bi ,uifs desserts excellent lJr clY
or country: ~ the PROTESTANT HOME BU RBAU. i3s
Gfh ave fOurtI house abOs. lOtl-sL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
ynetrnrilon
Fer BOYS and Young Men-City.

A CLASS for Young gentlemen and private
\ ,Hsi1ncion THoN As Il. a II, it5 West 18Th st
A RNOLD SCHOOL, 20 East 46th-st., corner
" Mspts nave g. q. MILES A. ". princpl.
A RTuCR II. CUTTERS CLASS FOR BOYS:
- rms class Is decS9e9 s 20 PTrnafs e1y1 pwo So senior
snd iucr and each -ccpn limited - ao1e' p"Ps ran
10, nit'I.r piricniars apply 10 AHTH UR II CUTLER
No 20 West iad 81. after plenDsg i, a,v,-, ,o,,e
''e''N''' frcsidrnt James MoCosh Princeton College
Henry ~ A.e,snd,r esq NswYorS city.
Eraucis o trench esd NV; ;s lSrSG S,{y' Gity'
Oliver Hartman esq NeM i"lS '.S'
A,frcd ". lIoyt osq. Now.I org ~
Winam Kemp. csq. New YORK NV.
" MILAN ~ dsa,, ds: ESD c,9 1oS xe,.S "'H ors City
HenIy r. Pellew e-q. Now 70 X City
Go,rfr a. ~3t gent. e o. New f"rk CIV
CADY a WALWORTH'S Buslne.. College,
southeast Union S1iare Bookkeeping ara tlh
anars thoronh usurciion at reasonaDe r'tc* "''
ia circu ars ---------
NHARLIER INSTITUTE
I Central ARK Ncw.Yor Ctv
uoardus and cav and Young mHn ot seven
10 t~eny TwcnrvsSi year begins september ~ lo'''
.0' '''' ''''' IroI. ELIE CHARIlER, Director
NLASS of Mr.. NEWELL, 115 East Doth
~ ~; reference 20 parents Johu kean' esd -------
nR. A. CALLISEN'S day school for boys,
~ III West 45l-s,.. reopers Monaay september 2oih
NR.J. SACHS'o COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
IL III w-st t9th stThorough preparatory ranuF iog
Conn,bla Harvard and Cornei German lngnsge part OF
Nefrrences President bafnAfu ChAnoeo'
CROSBY. Professor Uri-cr
IL s. EVER>O >ON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
~ - 81 and IN ave orp,.iir i'rs'r'or fuA'
suorr es.3rs ET3n5,s5GI4 tHnel' HHsrEaED
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE,
4fA 30 ] WIsT sgTHST. & Preparatory school FOR
college or cr ,wih Primary Department. oieHs ITS
,,eueenth wear september 20 De, he President
ard senior Professor. Y1e College and many OF our O1t
enown citizens. JCSEPI d. HULL. PR iclJaL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

COOK-By Il fis,-ciass Pr testant cook IN a
- go- private docs washing best reier
nr-.. W. 3. nOnl.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Mlsceuaneous

ALL THIS WEEK.-Pcnmanshp and Book
a pi 't haf prices. vi1t VI ing l,s'1ns - Re
dureH fro. $40 sarte.s guaranteed 20 al; apiT row.
Ta.urs. - Vest 50f4-st OLIVER B. UolD-d4IA.
PPARATUS and FrRNlEURE rfaN kinds
y far scho,s Acat,m g. colleges aut t1 s send f1r
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
NHARLIER INSTITUTE,

~ Central ark Now. YORK Cty. -
Hnardng school for h0ls and Young mn m =" 'U5
10 t~eniy TwcnrvgNt year begins september ~ 100"
~ p'uHF ,I' "N Itnf EI.IE NHA ARIIEIi. nlre.lor.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

CO0K.-'s trst-clasS cook by Protestant
.toman; understand aboni hrsf class cooking best
ol cav al 500 U,aVe- between Ia anu %5dsts
flr-fi
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

EOCK, &c.-A willing. ODliglng, strictly tenn
" p,.ate cirl excellent eoot 7ll do "a'hlns n r.
gen. DI t. abo undrr-. .ands 1f mix cY OF country
2gz tth.aye near I-tb-st Asa Tor ELIH PIT T.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
For Both Sexes Country.

FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL on a
y farm furteen mi cs from NowIorS, 8 neg wo's.
Iaad waLlue. tuition c.4iors OF eyuatTy homo Ms.
h. &. NJ JitAt.Lt. Msn-asSc.t J. J.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

CADY a. WALWORTHS Buslne.. COLLEGE,
southeast corner tiniaG Sqsre Bookkeeping ana ilh-
Gc1n at reasonable rhtc+ "rto
far 81 irCu
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

1 YOUNG Nan with hest CducItion desires
~ a situqtnn m whoits We c01ialssiOu house:
gfr d TO WORK Testimonials Address !. NJ a. Schemer
Inn u I,r.tl.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
ftgl KoaIw.v, ueA- s-d-L. begins it, FortYfo1rth
Year september I3 Primary COumerca and Classical Dc
T@i'"'"N n " HORNY and w l. AKIN Prncirals
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Sl!ldlluus OdNeG--t teEnles

H0USEWORK. WAIT
~ iNti Sc-Bs American Protestant ,ouns rr- for
civ arl couns iJr moderate ssc a. the PROTESTANT
I!OM = BU HEA L. I.5S Gth 1r- abOV" lbtn-si
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
NarpIc nnu sla!e fAanLsls.

MARBLE aud MARBLEIIEp NANlEl.Sss
Va r.oauInsnts uiuK Sc. =. ~ B.-1. l.t f-s' -
!. Efaf ,t afe-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
For Both Sexes-Citv-

NARI ISLE INSTITUTE, 572 Madison-ave.
\ on r rs h--t.-poauing md bay School Tor l"un'
Ladies Children French, German, Spansn ana lawn
gflabar
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

BOSTON SCHOOL OF ORAIOR1.
ID Full c0ur-e tSo Helr- thre hours dlly sFor'e.
,un se Term hrtrs N.i.heT b. Apr canon a.
Souer. tst 8o,io, any ater OcJJeg uoa 10 IL =
a Tor circulars apply % . . ,,.-..,,>-r, -,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
Eerlnr,s an0 saetilnss.

NERiCAN INSTITUTE Quarterly Meeting
~ TAUNSD-E. Not. itl n NO - Cooper ulea. A. =
O'Clock m ----
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.
The Table.

Fried Cakes: Two cupfuls of sugar,
two cupfuls of buttermilk, one cupful of
sour cream, one teaspoonful of soda,
and nutmeg.
Cookies: One-half cupful of butter,
two cupfuls of sugar, one cupful of sour
cream, two eggs, one-half ~teaspoonful
of soda, n teaspoonful of eream-tartar,
nutmeg. Mix very soft, and sprinkle
sugar ver before baking.
Fruit Cake: One cupful of butter,
one cupful of sugar, four eggs, n and
one-haf cupfuls of molasses, one cupful
of SOU cream, five cupfuls of -four, two
pounds of fruit, n teaspoonful of soda;
spice to taste. This is sufficient for two
large loaves.
-Tapioca Pudding: For 8 family of
eight or ten persons one-haf coffeecup
Of tapioca put in a pint of milk to soak,
and kept warm until it becomes soft;
then add four eggs and two cups of sug-
ar, butter the size of . butternut, and
one teaspoonfUl of salt; when well beat
so add two quarts Of milk, and favor
with vanilla or lemon; bake the same IS
q custard.
Cream Biscuits: Two cupfnls of
b~uttermilk, one cupful of sour cream,
n and one-half teaspoonfuls of salera-
tus, one teaspoonful of cream-tartar
mashed fine and mixed evenly in the
-four, and one-half teaspoonful of salt.
Mix quickly and rather soft, touching
them lightly with your fingers, and bake
in rather a quick oven. II the cream
and buttermilk are very sour. omit the
cream-tartar.
Apple Batter Pudding: One cupful
of sour milk OF butterInilk, one cupful Of
sour cream, one teaspoonful ofsoda, two
well-beaten eggs, a pinch OF salt, -four
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
TODAY.

Only to-day for the burden
OF toll, ar pain. or care!
We need not blacken to- morrow
With the shadow of our despair;
Strength for the present ome
l. the only answer 10 prayer.
Not upon our weak shoulders
l. laid tie weight Of ycars,
Safe in His and T. the future.
Its love, it, los. and its tears;
And the pain may he less bitter,
The Joy more sweet than our fears.
Or even before morrow
May come the sure release,
Waiting, and bearing, and doing,
For US at once may cease;
Instead of liic's thorn-kept roses,
May blossom the lilies Of peace.
%, souls that hungcring, thirsting,
struggle and strive Away
Gather from out the future
Whatever comfort We may;
But Ill with patient living
Tho little space of To-day.
- Marjorie Moore. IN EramineT and Chronicle
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
Harvesting on . Large Dakota Farm.

Ride Overthese fertile fields of Dakota,
and behold the working Of this latest
triumph of American genius. You are
in a sea of wheat. On the farms man.
aged by Oliver Dalrymple are 1900
acres in one field. There are other
farmers who cultivate from l60 to 5000
acres. The railroad train rolls through
an ocean of grain. Pleasant the music
Of the ripping waves as the west wind
sweeps over the expanse. We encoun-
ter q squadron Of war chariots, not such
as Onc swept over the Delta of the Nile
in pursuit Of an army of fugitive Israel
ties, not such as the warriors of Rome
were wont to drive, with g~littering
knives projecting from the axles to NOW
a swath through the ranks of an enemy,
to drench the ground with blood, 10 cut
down the human race, a. il men were
noxious weeds, but chariots Of peace,
doing the work of human hands for the
~sustenance of men. There are twenty
five of them in this brigade of the
grand army of one hundred and fifteen.
under the marshalship Of this Dakota
farmer. A superintendent upon a
superb horse, like a Brigadier directing
his forces, rides along the line, accom-
panied by his staff of two on horseback.
They are fully armed and equipped, not
with swords, but the implements of
peace-wrenches, hammers, chisels.
They are surgeons in waiting, with nuts
and screws, or whatever may be needed.
This brigade Of horse artillery sweeps
by in echelon-in close order, reaper
following reaper. There Is sound of
wheels. Thegrsin disappears an instant.
then rcappears; iron arms clasp it, hold
it a moment in their embrace, wind it
with wire, then toss it d~isdainfully ut
your feet You hear in the rafting of
the wheels the mechanism saying to
itself, "See how easy I can do IT."
An army of shockers" follow the
reapers, setting up the bundles to ripen
before threshing. The reaping must
ordinarily all be done in fifteen DAYS,
else the grain becomes too ripe. The
first fields harvested, therefore, are cut
before the ripening is complete. Each
reaper averages about fifteen acres per
day, and is drawn by three horses or
mules.
The reaping ended. threshing begins.
Again memory goes back to early years,
to the pounding out of the grain upon
the threshing-6oor with the iail-the
slow, tedious work of the winter days.
Poets no more win rehearse the music
of the Dali. The picture for February
in the old Fdsmer's AineRaci il obsolete.
September Is the month for threshing,
the thresher doing its 600or 700 bushels
---- -
sixteen Horsepower. Remorseless that
sharp-soothed dsvourer, swallowing its
food ~ fast - two men can cut the wire
hands. requiring SIX teams 10 supply its
demandsi And what . cataract of grain
pours from its spout, faster than two
men can bag it,
The last triumph in this direction is =
straw-burning engine, utilizing the
stalks Of the grain for fuel.-C. c. Coffin,
in Hasper's for March.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

essential factor. for many successful
inventors have been, like Mr.. BigeIow.
unable TO give their ne~ conceptions
material embodiment; and where man
uaI skill furnishes a too ready incentive
10 the overhasty matertaiizsiion II crude
ideas. IL Is IN accomplishment which
the genuine inventor \ vel afford 10
dispense with.-Sclests6c Assertoru.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18


No nAs. Agswvsr s~zxk<&.1s. vu9a erssk
eessy. &rsf sss~t Psrsy vt&zA o<~s>ss
. ro@ So ArG-e erss.hzsx rAs ss@s e..
ut<st - c@s~F~s - . F~rst askesss
ersnttn< fA~ vsssF ~ .aArA 49, hsxsA Tss
rsssss G@ss tssp tA~ ss@Ays 80 ia t~&
rouz cs<n SEst ar 70 frssA sf saA9es
esyf1Ssl In e&>< rsv~<&s rs@.a 1~ -
uszs sserftax frus naS nsse&skzn e<ss.Sss
cussaszn<tS~lp ~ tsAssS A~sw Fr~cxssss.s
ssa Estnz IN r2rrss g-sAar. Ne1<zs fse
ogsssy AID Fessxst rsrrsErs FsaetA fsay
oes Astf q IA css~s % lz.r er<zs4.sass vp12
- carr1 N az 1netaA F~ eu@xs ses k<S
stsua % tSs teHEs 81 40 Afvsss tDtcs.~ 90
pr~~arxanu1s13e<hu.a tA~sxshHur~s4ii
h tkxs ds<A>~. kES n o~nosz2sska s~ ~
resaT Noua.e &r~ssr sss8~a n 80 sssss1S
tkts % ~ mass r.r<uf eoors< - uxssss~as
that csss- Fs=.zed s=ztaAAs q as tassaztA~
tAEt sryEste. st~rkL fsftiaes 80 10 u~Na
cs<n. - 10 4A.~xs3 Is P~r~ss es<s~.fes
ibrAlds Hot<l 70 so<k "a izsusasssa sss1
siszas fs A-srfsttvs EA1sA<1 cSs1t2ts8aE
sAss 8 SsS1g3rts t~rr2t4sr us.aa csasGaFak>
ery4zsatnx So os8ss nstsr~. kei ~ a~ss
m<fbesa. % treating u. txvtkss .lfA ssiz.s<
hssts eezssFu1ak 1rI st<SAtsG sf~eCs-- ste
fs esasessss9sea AAAsxss Nusds tasFxs
sar hrskAl Associates. bzsAkA Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
~OverwOrk-The Breakdown.

| met a man some time ago who used
to travel in business, and almost passed
his life upon the rail. He came home
n evening, and walking across his
dining room, he staggered like a
drunken man. Uncharitable people
who did not know his habits might have
thought him intoxicated. He sank on
his chair all the rest of his life. He
was completely paralyzed in his lower
limbs. The incessant travelling on the
rail had at last proved too much for his
nervous system. Hence the collapse;
and l have a strong impression that
other collapses might be traced to a
similar source. l knew of a lawyer who
was in n great rush of business. He
liked his fees; but like all men who
succeed, he liked business thoroughly
for its own sake. He was unable to
refuse business; and, indeed, to refuse
business is the hardest trial which can
happen to a professional man. His
mistake was, that he did not provide
himself with adequate assistance. The
ill-treated brain took to softening, and
then all business came to an end.
knew of q man who was enormously
wealthy. In addition to the constant
employment which his own vast prop
erty gave him, he was trustee for ever
so many widows and orphans and char
tiles. He worked hard at accounts till
the small hours in the morning. A boy
clerk at fifteen shillings a week might
have done it all for him. But he pre-
ferred "doing his own work himself,m
and accordingly he had to quit this in
ferior existence, where such a condition
of things is not always possible. One of
the best known men in the country once
told me that he was going to take q six
weeks holiday at the seaside. I was
rejoiced to hear it. No man better de-
served or more required such 3 holiday.
Then he told me that he was going to
take his new book with him to the sea-
side, and hoped to have it ready for
publication by the time his holiday was
over. I expostulated with him. / ex-
planned that he was only exchanging
n kind of hard work for a still harder
kind of hard work. But he took the adj
vice of what is often a mans worst coun-
selor-himself. His book was
full, but he never knew of the success
London Society.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

George Mcdonald, the celebrated
author, is obliged on account Of H.
health TO live in Italy during the winter.
There he can breathe; on his native
heather he finds it difficult to exist after
cold weather sets in.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
u. .. TncH,s. Puh.s,her.


Cover the embers,
And put out the light.
Toll comes with the morning,
And rest with the night.
Dark grow the windows.
And quenched j. the fire,
Sound IA les into silence,
All footsteps retire.
Darker and darker.
The black shadows fall;
sleep and oblivion
Reign over all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

CREAM HAsH.-Mince any nice, cold,
fresh meat or ham, place in a spider,
and cover with sweet cream or milk;
add butter, pepper and salt to taste ;
let it come to a boil, and pour over nice
1y Drowned toast, if wished for tea or
breakfast; if wished for dinner serve by
itself to be eaten with mashed potatoes
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

Az ell pst.soasA. retired tu@ r<s-ssus.
asstag had s1a0o5 IN hs kss~ts ~ al E<st
Indsa uztsst.azsy ne ~fo<snaAs q . sa.fAs s~T
s,asle remedy fr he speedy sos s<FnsnsSt
care Cos Coasgzptkse. B~runcsiiAs Csi<fsA
Asthma And az IhrOss ani Lsnz A-esaaa
also a positive ana uiNaaI cuss fus nerves.
pehslf;y aad al srrsuGs Cnza s4AsS.s sftst
karfns trste; ia .osssFfzl curative fvsss
In thousanas Of nse. has frit u hAs dotF -
make ~ kaosn % ia saSSFHs telA.a Ac
taa;ra ~ The rsniise AL . desire - rrasrs
human suffering. / eli snd tfse 10 ebsrss -
ali ~ho desire IL tsis Tvape. IN orfwaaA
ftench. OF EngiisA. 9Th fun difeclLas ia
preparing sud using Sat - nsn ~ Al
Dressing -ith stamp nAniEE tAt. Fal<F W
W. sakkAE lss 1sesrs' Bod kA.Asg, " T.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

An DtsEasKs 90 Tns hInon-ifs EarrrxH
VII relieve pain. cleanse, pertfy AMI ssfs
such disca~e~ restoring ihc iaueni ~ ~psffsrt
health after rias diTerrnt phssacian. m.ay
remedies, suffering fnT YEAR. In II bot crosia-
awe proof. II y0a arc . sufferer, yoa can -
euredi Why - thu. medicine performing
such great eurcsi Ia WORKS In the t3ssi. IA
the circulating suti IL can trulv - oAiisi
the Great Blad Fsrso. The Ercs, sagfcs
q! disease orsstus,es In the tls-t and ~
mesi,cine that dO~s Do, act directly uf.a ~ -
partf, and rrnosate, has ssy ias, eiaisn uFsa
n.ihIlr affrrfAnn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

FoR sore throat gsrgie with Pfso's Cure.
mixed with a little water. Relief IL instant
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

A philosopher says, "lou require
in marriage precisely the same quality
that YOU would in eating sausage-abso-
lutte confidence"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

The prevalence 81 mAlaral disease. In ooun-
try and town Indicates . danger Ia -hich &c
are all exposed These diseases asc easY 10
contract and hard "a eradicate. But NsrnsTs
safe Pills neutra!ire the psason aRi cure then
And they are equally effective agains; eli hl
tous troubles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

JonS " KIixr IL o In Europe selling the
Frazer Axle Grease.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

REDDINo'- Russia ssLVk 10 an Invaluable
dressing loT uhamcd and sore joint. Pr3er -
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18
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ca. srd q 1aksss CsA Liver o4s.