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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge
Nash y Schmitz, Attys. may {
First publication April Is, lsS0) No. 33.
NTATE OF WISCONSIN,-COUNTY OF MANlTO-

SiAiE VI "IeOocSiNs-COCNIf VI III ANlTO-
- Woes.
Probate Office, April 18th, A. D., 1880
In the matter of the proof and probate Of the
last vii! and testament OF Ole Christensen, de-
ceased late OF the county of Manitowoc.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purporting
to be the last will and testament of Ole Chrsten-
sen, deceased, late of the county of Manitowoc,
has been filed in thi. Office; and whereas appca-
ton has been made by Torger Christensen, pray
ing that the same be proven and admitted to pro-
bate according to the laws of this state:
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the probate office in the city of
Manitowoc, in said county. on the 18th day of
May, a. D., 1880, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
And il is further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said will of the
time and place of said hearing, by publication in
the Manitowoc Pilot, newspaper printed in SAID
county, for three successive weeks, once each
week, prior to the time of such hearing.
BY the court,
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
Nash & Schmitz, Attys. apr 20
First publication April Is, IssU.) No a.
IN PROBATE,-MANITOwOC COUNTY COURT.
l In the matter OF the estate of David j. Easton,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Phebe Emma
Easton, of Manitowoc representing among other
things that David j. Easton, late of Manitowoc
the llth day of March A. D. 1880, at the city of
Manitowoc, in said county died intestate, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this state and
that the said petitioner Is tie widow of said de-
ceased, and praying that administration of said
estate be to Charles Luling granted it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge of this
court, on Tuesday, the 1lth day ofMay A. ID. 1880
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at my Office in said county
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the IRIS of said deceased, and to all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior TO said day of hear
ing. in the Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper
published at Mantowoc, in said county
MICHAEL nIRWAN, County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of April A.
D., 1880.
E. B. Treat, Atty. apr %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22

First publication April l, 1891 No. q.
IN PROBATE-MANIT0WOC COUNTY COURT
L In the matter of the estate of Florian Link
deceased. '
TO all whom 1t may concern: Letters of admin
lstraton with Will annexed, on said estate having
been issued to John kunZ, on the 2Sth day ofFe
ruary, A. d., 1880, and six months from and after
the date hereof being allowed and limited for
CREDITORS 10 present their claims for examination
and allowance, notice is hereby given that the nm
derslgned will, on the second Tuesdays of April
and June 1880, at the Probate Office in the CITY of
Manltowoc, in said county, receive, examine and
adjust all claims, and demands of all persons
against said deceased.
Dated March 80, 1880
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
helaorook q Nalker, Attys. apr %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22

JONI ELDRED, of Milwaukee, has been
appointed collector instead of J. Nazro.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22
INSURANCE OFFICE
or
CHARLES pAUEUS

WASHINGTON ST, MASIrowoo. WIS:
represents the following Insurance Companies:
German Fire. Of IreePors III.
National Fire, OF Hartford. Conn.
Germantown Fire, Of Washington Co., Wis.
German American Hail, St. Paul. Mimi,
~ unME ENr.E trr-E.n.,,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-22

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necessary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

BosToS's first newspaper. the Ners-
Litter, contained the following adver-
tisement in one Of its early issues:
by order Of the Pos,master-Genera
of North America These are to give
Notice. That on Monday night The Sixth
of this Instant. December. the Western
Post Between Boston and New York.
sets out at once n Fortnight the Three
Winter Months of December. january
and February, and to 60 Alternately
from Boston 10 Saybrook and Haftford
to Exchange the Maybe of Letters With
the New York Ryder OF S.surday Night
the lIth Currant. And the second
Turn he sets out AT Boston on Monday
Night the 20h Currant To meet the
New York Ryder a: Hartford on sat
urday Night the 10Th Currant to ES.
change Mayls. And all persons that
send Letters from Boston to Connecti-
cut from and after the 18th Instant are
hereby Notified first 70 pay the fosiage
on the same"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

Tar papc.ss ot making n screw
very lbc rough iarEe wic
In Dig coils lSCRa~Nhtsro'gh =
hole smaller than Itself. msda& e. .s<rl
needed. Then 10 goes into q ms-n
that AZ onc moment cut. 10 n proper
length and makes q head oa H. Then
II j. put Into .awdu.t and "rst,l.d'
and ,hns Frightened. Then The hsas
shaved down smoothly tn the prot~
size and he nick put In at the as
time. Altar "rsitling'' again IN saw
dust. the ihesd II eat by another MA
chime. and Jssr another ratil ng and
thorcurh fuing III. screws are
assorted ~ hand lthe finger. of,
those who do this move a.eest lt-f-
ally like iighining). crossed hy ~seRbt
and packed for Shipping. That whleh
renders IL possible Tor machines "a do
all this 10 a little thing that looks "a.
and opens and shuts IKE n goose bill.
which picks up = single screw n = time.
carries IL where needed. holds IL untit
grasped by something else. and resaYhs
for another. Thi. 10 about the most
wonderful pirre ri automatic skill and
usefulness ! have ever seen. and II ha.
done iis distinctive WORK No the rass %
th.rty-one screws q minute. alt 3nxh
this rate 10 only experimental a. yet;
ninetythree gross per day. however.
has been the regular work 10 ene ma
chine. -PYocsd nee Or ID Letter. cfrS
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29
HUMOROUS.

To TEACH one who has no curiosity
to learn /, TO SOW a field without plow-
ing il.
THg higher education Of
Learning how Ia walk in French boots
with six-inch heels.
As II FREELY only shines when on
the wing, SO il is with the human mind .
when at rest il darkcns.
ARAr poison Il advertised that will
make rats 90 away Ia n neighbours
house aud die. II fills a want long felt.
HOME is the deares: place on earth
when the wife strives To keep ahead oi
all her neighbors in siyle--GoTdnad
Enterprise.
When some politicians are weighed
they are found wanting every othce IN
which there Is q vacancy CI"cinHdai
Commercial.
MARRIAGE is certainly conducive TO
longevity. You never hear oil an IN
married woman attaining To over twen-
ty-six. Boston Posi-.
The Cashier of an Eastern bank ran
away with all the funds and the Direct
OTIS piaoIane Mu,J
-i"N"P""
The man who drives the heaviest
wagon has the best show on the ROAD
Everybody n TO urn out LOT hiih'-
Cincinnati Saturday N'g"i.
DIX. ELY claims that tobacco Injuries
the oversight. That is all well enough
in theory. but IL YOU have an extra cigar
about your person a smoker is pretty
sure 10 discover it.
=, m,.. Mi o.r,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

The little darling. on being set in its
hieh little chair at the hotel table, I'M
mediately grabbed the lettuce The
parent mildly reproved H.
But il grabbed again and got il Its
little fingers looked sticky and doubt
full
This tabooed the lettuce for the other
guests who sat by and witnessed the
occurrence
The dear little thing next swooped
down upon the bread and paved that
The mother mildly reproved a. before,
The other guests who saw the bread
pawed took little or no bread.
The dear little thing next upset .
tumbler Of water over itself and the
lady next seated There was = slight
shade of severity in the mo,hers voice
a she reproved the darling 'or this
mishap-
The infant then howied and whinsd
during the remainder of the meal and
although too young to converse mcnog.
olized al the noise Of the table--A y.
Grupkic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

ing seventy-seven persons. aro Accom-
moda;ed. Ia two OF them the reporter
saw the motto .'Go1 Bless our Hone
displayed. and In almost every other
room were Hebrew pictures. symbols
ssd plscA-is. In n room \ middle
aged man Wa found OF hi. knees With
his face 20 the east aud = Hebrew Bible
spread out on . chair before him
Without changing his position he al
swered all the questions asked him By
the euumera;or, and was again engaged
in his deyo,ions. when the enumera,or
and the reporter left the room-S T.
Erensas PosS
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

A CURIOUS story. which viii 4. new
To many. IL told NJ Tyrin ,t.srn-
Several years ago tAas lived Ia Tyn5z-'
hsm Hollow . prosperous family 81
shakers. At N tune sewers of Their
poTbsrs ~ers taken s;ek. and the. eguii
account for the complaint In n~ say et-
c, pit on The suppo.it on that the devil
hSf entered n,o the sslne They tsr"
Own the pens 10 ind. Knoln The
midst of the work ~sAeei ran cot
from IN. rubbish ~ vas perfectly s."
dent lhs, - devil had passed q ns'
GMxesfkey Rss chase ls"
crsk<.~s sep ID ,ss
hill. and the ~~~a,h,eS
and excited. fcIlo~d \, safhY
n. vas capture kiilsd asd
buried. After ri tine ID" ass.
where the weasel - sisicf uas rArd
by them "holy grouS. An insTh<
monument was erected. q bare =
. fssorIie place with sask a.
...abl,ng for solemn dances a. -
shin. The monument - broken -
snd the piscc 10 polisiea by stranger
feet. The ins riptioB 10 forgvstsn and
rsapos Be d~ciphered. but the aory re-
main. and ihs place h kso~aN ihs
v~scinity q. "shaxers hoy grosad-
People who visit IL .ixsys esrTy -
With them \ piece II the devil = grave
stone ~ . msmento. - sprsnzH<h
fHass) Essen
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

rwsny urxraat, in hs Ee<ss sesss'.
i~n~atrn..i,x t-s8nlel oct alsssas "'ee'
-. hsh msral lesd :. No dsges
r-,s.. "A ,As uss une ~htSa has Fs"e-
.hlv g,.rurrsi 10 . sssi nassr Ps.sFi.
a. ..t,..cs IL ci~sllsatian. ffei
unwrhr, all. ssnsi. Is nc greater
,uhsllstssoa ot lAhos. 9Th Sss<sea-
~ a~itsstion uppa lsaiss9
spxc.al oaaceasrsfina GO htns..e
be c~sasldsS>. . eaass az asss
tisu. Ia be sf-sken of alsss .hn
.-,x.r,athsa 81 the wesk = shs
fr,s. iiumphry toaChss eae :" 'as
e.r,inai ~disaeslii~s "a u~ne~isrts times
A man !. now expected ta mAs'sf one
6,ld t~honmxhiy. fhls esCiossse dove.
,,,n nasrn~. his sp~rrehsassnn An Al
o,brr The hslanc. ~ fssaliss nh-a-
m mi. prsr-ss eonilnacS uash ssASn
and where /. a cheek to sofse irsanr
!, mus. teud Ia degvnsrasso"' ~ :.
sane discourse the iseturvr sppT"shs
n I'LL more dclscsts subject "tss
,hlnrx" he sail. woali esha
On the ,mnnsyrmeni of the race - sn"ea
=, to.tlc,ou. NJ arrangements Nth fsgari
IA ,n.iriusnlal selection ana n"s
aware ital ~ W
ever been seriouslf contemplated. Aha
the time /. not Yet ripe for them. 90.
cannot doabt that sosnsihsHE IN ths
dlr~tsioa will he done when D ailsa-
,Aru az the people aud their lsEts1s'"ss
has been snfscicptiy Aroused 10 y ~"
por;snce ~ rrvA.isns fos = hssltht rss"
In III. future Bst why their 'sgs
latorse II there IL ts'd where 'ne
Legislator would hardly be naure'
and where be would be suru tn 10 aiss
chief II be- were endnrrd. u - he'e.
The IRE. action II pablss eI,ins'a mus
be left "a do the work which ar
Iiumphry forrsees A. nsec,sasy "esi
IL wanted !. The Improvement "f eil"'
ION about, matrimonial ~s-issss'n, sni
this Improvement is. Perhsfs h"s
likely To be rapid -ihH Mall 1assas'
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

ls,s. ~ d ), hi,
residence hear thai ely.
CsAKIEs FotLIs Apsss. celebrated
sysrywhere ~ The author 81 "Nswcob
S,rsass,'' thiaks u ahAndonirg hs
present m~erraniIle occupztton Gnd De-
voting his vhoi- tig.- ~ htsSsy par.
saiiS
Nix LawHrSCt B,EEnrr "a ~ritiss
4 life Of FORREST. which Is 20 b. put
lishe6 BY Mr.. O.goSl rhis shl form
one % \ series Il actors ~bscxraphiss la
be published b.. the sane hoase Mi
Edwin Booth. !, i. ssid. wiu snIe tho
life OF the elder Booth.
A UNIQUE literary parncr.hiP has
beea formed recently. fourtesa girls,
students In the Elmirs Colisgr. are
~nting Q continued story. which one
o, the Allegsny County paper. : pub
fishing from week To week Each sui
sign. her initials 10 the chapters which
she writes.
PROFESSOR PROCTOR ihinks America
an excellent neld for ~scien,ihc men
During his last visit he delivered iSe
lectures. the gross receipts Of which
amounted TO 10000 his ~inteTs
making him . clear profit of slS,ero
Under these circumstances he approves
of the American attitude toward
science
The Russian educated classes arc
now very proud Of having \ eyclcPediA
IL their own. Recently there spps.Ccd
the sixteenth and last volume 81 The
Russian Cyclopcdic Dictionary which
/. the work Of \ single pers'n. Prof.
Berezin. who has been engaged upon
/. for sctcn years. nnass sied by any
scientific societies. or by the Govern
ment. The Russian cycloPedta cosis
fifty roubles.
WITH Vim. Black. the novelist. the
writing OF stories is a bu, ness lie Is
.hrewd. practical and quick. lie has a
second wife. At Brighton he has 4
beautiful house which ov.rlooks the
ocean. lie makes about s2j.OCn a year
from his writings. He does not depend
upon n publisher for n percentage (; he
gives one TO = publisher. Black was
born in Glasgow and is in his ~foriieih
wear. lie went 10 Nc college. and his
journalistic work WAS ON the London
/ ksus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

It's skeleton shows Il to have been close
ly related TO the ostrich. Another
wonder was a. flying-bird. The ich-
thyornis. having still more reptilian
characteristics. Its teeth, like the ALI
gators. were In distinct sockets. and.
stranger vet, its vertebrg is bi-concave
"a peculiarly only found in the
fishes and . few reptiles.
One Of the most gigantic reptiles dis
covered was the AmpAses-ttds. The
thigh-b6oe was SO heavy tha. the find
ers were forced to harness n mule TO it
20 drag IL out OF the hole. 1t measured
over eleven feet in length. A section
of the vertebr~, from the dorsal por-
ton, was n heavy Lift for four men. and
when placed upon the ground in the
position assumed by the animal. It tow
cred above the tallest Of the party,
being over six feet in height. To np-
preciate this, the reader must remem
Der that the corresponding bone OF the
nearest living representative of this ami
NAL can be lifted by the little finger.
Other fossil saurisns, whose thigh
bones are six feet in length. have been
given a length Of Y $50 feet. TTrhey
increased In proportion 70 the sixr OF
this bone, we shSuId have a creature
over 200 feet IN Ne.gth. but, of course.
this is sAeseiy q supposition, though
quite eprobable e This saurian be-
l5nged to the genus Anlphicrciias. A
thigh-bone of an allied genus over six
feet long can be zen in the Museum
Of Natural History, Central Park.
IL is in a cas- In Geological
Hall, and side by side with
the same bone of the nearest allied
form. Near by are other creatures
representing the same Age. Some OF
the whales Of this and later times we're
$50 feet long, and the State of Ala
bamA was one their roaming-ground.
In some localities nowthe enormous sec
tons OF the back-bones are so numer.
nj that the farmers are obliged 10 burn
them and build fences with them.
In another case In tho Museum is ar.
ranged a magnificent collection of fossil
sharks teeth, some of them As large a.
a mans hand. They belonged to a
shark over 100 feet long. They came
from the later beds of the Ashley and
Cooper Rivers, South Carolina, and
were collected by Prof. Holmes, the vet.
eran geologist, bf Charleston. In a tai
vase are some beautiful crinoids, pre-
sented to the Museum by Robert b
Stuart. In the same hall are ctrior;
armored and war-like fishes called
~Chimaeroids, which measure 80 feet in
length, and the bones of an anima
quite as large as the living elephant
| six of which are like those of the rhinoc
eros. This is known to science as thu
dinoceros. The curious oreodon, too
is here ; an extinct animal that seemet
to combine the characteristics of thu
hog, camel, and deer.-N. Z Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

NOAH NJ. WELLS, the Presbyterian
pastor who died recently at Erie, Penn,
at the age OF ninety-eight. leaves one
survivor in his early pastoral work In
Michigan-the Rev. Albert Worthing-
ton. Mr.. Worthington went TO Michi-
gan nearly fifty years ago IS 3 mission
Sry, and passed . week in Detroit.
preaching twice for MI. Wells. Of the
pioneers then in that Presbytery Mr.
Worthington is the sole survivor.
There were at first thirteen of them,
and they met at Adrian. then . small
village, to form the Synod Of Michigan.
Three years ago letters passed between
him and Mr.. Wells. -Four years
more" wrote Mr.. Wells, "and l shall
have lived . hundred years But I am
approaching the river, and in all prob.
ability shall soon pass overflow soon ]
know not; it win Be in Gods own good
time"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29
ONE LITTLE HOUR

= fffle hour: nay. that Il all I askt
TIP, 'twcre surely not so hari a task
bGiYtch II from the storehouse OF the years,
luck IL from the ocean OF shed tears
fslet blooming bright with many .
One little houri
hour Of sunshine, when the world was
bright
sour of something greater than delight,
Terrible with vain regrets 10 me:
e though my life u thousand years should
- nsS-cer never come I'm sun or hover
Dne little hour.
%, Time. I cue you for this mighty grace,
70 yield Il back for all it's fieeting space.
N. 1 would seek. so ! could find at last,
Afar. unfcaring. I'm the dreadful Past,
through winds that rave and waters that de-
One little hour,
aeart pray with me, you who found 1T
>Time. what treasure Iavished at your feet
II days and nights. and ponths. and years to
come
Would buy the boon ] crave3 Nay, take the
sum-.
Take all my life. and grant me but for dow'r
One little hour.
Oh, till my knees should vee, the stones
away.
II pray'r could aught avail me. would 7 pray!
But, out alas! You neitter hear nor heedi
And, IL you hearkcr. ed. vainly might I plead.
% King OF Years, you hold not i'm your pow'r
OpS little houri
-Fdmlu Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29


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hasa sh<z tas pSssefs Is e.
ia s.vsasnx thss eewss y thsrY
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u~,. |. t.rew ~fr<ss. Sea >
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ksu~if ~isA tAs rsnasintss -.
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ervv, ,sss are ssr~d 70 s
80 ..na.nus wandering ~
r.,,.< ,Assr Gag anssnsr ias0 ns.
1900 sxxusr hstenkax - "a 49,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

p th6A 1913 turtles IN ma
80. ksring the uudovcloped struct-
the fnmature stQte.
Of ther largest reptiles OF this
Nod that hos been foundis the hodon.
SeacWcr law was discovered project
IN : chalk cliT and, on remoy-
earth, q long Projecting muzSie
seemed. This resembles the
he b~lunt-nosed Sturgeon OF the
6nt waters. The Herodoctysgnebro-
SIS, the veritable flying reptzla OF
dragon Of that remote era, was also nn-
earfhed. The specimen Was found =
the base Of . bluff. 1t measured twenty
nine feet from finger to finger. 60
When alive must have been one OF tho
most terribleof the inhabitants OF the
ancient world. Hsdcrived its powers q
lit. not BY q membrane stretched
over -four elongated fingers. with Z
Ndisnentary thumb. like the bats
71r-nv : wing without distinct
1inraxss - s. binds. but by ; wing
ecfsired principally on very
s~o~~SSi tue. While the other members
tf66Sesssdt their short1ess: and
rs 6rmed VIII With this -.
Ax1ahle conforuati0n were sH1ociated
- - and beak. 1t could AZ =
a. 16nsain en the wing . long
SfmS - su5pend itself to trees and
81 Il short soes. Another won
S5veued ~ tie H~espcrnDis. /
Mkefsbird sav1 feet in height
n31Se&nffe-like teeth. Theteete
- ~ eDooseS, the wings wer
s.calaea whila The l0oI
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

The German Defense Tax bill. which
ID estimased to yield &5.0oo.ooo. pro-
yides that those in receipt Of An o
under ESQ shall paw 81 . year, While
those having sz50to si.5oo will De
srhiecf 70 A additional tax OF from
q. 50 70 SS5. The tax on incognesfrom
$3.50 and upward win be atIthe rate
Of three Per cent fox every 9S5o o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

HE lives long that lives veil; and
time misspent is not lived but lost Be
sideA God il better than His promise Il
He takes from him . long lease and
gtvss him . freehold Of . better value.
I-Et1l0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

The Aner1oss Journal Of fadssfry
calls attention 20 IN if.prosV .inslow
Described In Late Eaxifss psoN~And
designed 10 DO away With The aaazsr ~
aeesd~ut In cleaning winAsss AMI ai~p
furnish better and more regular seais-
Isiion- window cleaning has bess .
fruiffni .osrce II accidents. frsas~n;ly
attended with b~s II life. owing 10 tbs
necessity Of the person ~peefrBinx the
sorx hayisg 70 get aestsbslrl tbs sin-
low. The ~insention u simple. enssxi.t-.
inz al an extra groove TN the fr.r..
nffed vita swing hearings. into which
The sashes are hSsd Ny fhis plan the
windows are readily reversed. so IT,,
they can ne esesn~d fress wsshinL p~~-
feet Tesii;sfbos IL secured By fks sr.x
:az arrangement The ooHsf sDpsx.-
he Improvement 10 rsiH 20 - ss.,s
small
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29
A Curious story About CaMela.

SIN India" said q gentleman who
recently returned to this country after
living many years in the East, 'the
camel is used fully as much as the ele-
plant as q beast IF burden. He is not
so powerful as the elephant, but he can
garry an enormou load on his back.
Re does not do so willingly, however,
Mis- by no al the patient, docile
ssl( ut that the elephant oon becomes
und9k proper training. When / first
Went$ India as a young man l was
connectS with q mercantile firm in the
northwesf Hgoyinces, and while there l
had Hbunda1 opportunity of studying
the camel, for cans of carriage in that
part Of the coub1Iy in those DAYS was
confined to elsE Seatsse cameis. bull
locks and men. we're not
used a. beasts of buy16n. AlXRery day
camels and elephants were diam up to
or Office door and loaded VII wine
and beer c6set for far away cq1t toners.
TIE elephant wonld 90 clums1f down
d great knees and allow ~ iself to.
be a without an indicssio of dis
ejmtGk t. I have no doubt that 4 would
hAGxnfmitted himself to IL loaded
1n(1f $iwas crashed to the eofth be-
fke W6iaht Of his loael nd his
~~ febto pile on boxes
But fhgSAW9~Aacefving their Burdens
VaSAspectocl6>16vato be Il often.
ThS% never varied In tAeirsu avior,
2nde3oxy one that I ever saw ded-
and IhASe sen thousands-ad pre-.
cDe)y IN tie akme. manner.
he ftnnaeI Hhan he Is not a no or
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-29

Mrs. and uone make sd nsr.r.e
aboaf their o@n symptoms. -
vsgse. uneasy q ts-A@
g~enias, sometimes sor 80
susr sglI tcv . nizksf love.