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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

The man who viii convince a tin
smith that TIVE joints of stove-pipc of
exactly the same size won't 60 together
Us easy ~ grease has n medal awaiting
him in this locality. -E1chdnge.
ANOTHER poet comes forward and
saws: land | hear the hiss Of u scorch-
ing kiss" Beats all what a nan can
hear il he is only mea enough To listen.
-NeD Hacen begister.
AND right in the middle Of an impor-
tant campaign, womcn are unpatriotic
enough To insist that the country shall
remain unsaved while n stove is put
up in the sitting room-Lockport
Union.
70 BJoRSsoS B~JAEESsoS. the Swedish
novelist. is in the country. His name
is pronounced B-yernstyairneh B-yern-
sohn, so il viii be seen hat il is as cas-
lily pronounced as spelled.-BostoH Post
Now THAT the coming frosts will
soon ripen the nut crop every ewspa-
per should warn its readers against eat
ing chestnuts in the dark. Ii il not only
unwise. but il is cruelty TO Insects
-PhitIdciphiG Chronicle Herald.
ONE of our landlords writes his own
bills of fare. in order To save printers
bill. The last one "Cofey.
supe, rosie befc. fride hamm. boyled
and bakt p~ertaters. fride could pudden.
Minis pyes, mutting chops, yeelc cul-
verts. hasch and crusiiicd chickens
Tyrone (Pa.) Times.
They can instantaneously photograph
an express train going ut sixty miles an
hour. % that il looks, smoke and all, ~
if it were taken at a stand-stil!. And
yet they can't. or won't. photograph n
man sitting in q chair without screwing
his head round in n wise like a movable
doll, and keeping him looking at n
smudge on the wall till his lip drops
and his eyes water. and the pleasant
little speech he meant To think about,
just to hold the expression. goes maun-
dering through his head like the ghost
of a homeless echo. Every "photog-
rapher's studio must be at least TWEEN
ty years behind time. Why is it?--
Boston Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

SlGau 10 one Of the most active szss-
6s Ia ~eniiyeaing add bc4asIfysng =
beme. We 81 know the value % sua-
bzht a = heaIthziyinz ag-ai q IL
Hysieai constitutions. and = Is NOT iesss
- % our moral and spiritual nztgrss-
We are more active undsF IL laHaxnus
can think better and act more vig0E-
'ously. Les us take fhs arrest. ehoscest
and suani~st room In lbs hOass for cur
nying-roOm the workshop where brain
asd bod arg built up and reserved,
And kt q there hare = bay uindoH
10 matter how plain il srn~rnrs.
through which the gosi t~a-4aGsfs u
nsture. sucligbt ana par. air. ear free
~ enter DARK rooms bring detHpason
% spirits fBpzrzinz y sease Of eDnEns-
nent. Of hcsstion. Of p~osersessas-t,
which - shiIbpz 10 energy and six&c
but in light rooms 10 good ehssr. .ssa
M = gloomy house. where walls and
furniture are dizzy and brown- we have
but 10 take down the heavy curtains,
open wide the window. hang brackets
On either side, set Eo9sr-poss On the
brackets. and bet the WARM sun ssrszrn
freely IN. 10 bring health TO our blkN'
and ioT 70 our souls
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16
Our Young Readers.


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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

EMMA ABBOTT told q Chicago re-
porter-so he says-that she is one of
the strongest and healthiest women
born, and never has any pain from
her head to her toes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

EMPRESS Elizabeth of Austria, styled
''the first Amazon of the world" is
about to receive, it is said, the title of
honorary Colonel of a regiment of
Russians Uhlans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

The population of what is known as
the Gunnison country is now as sarge as
the entire white population of Colorado
when the Denver-Paciic wa built
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16
The TerrOrs Of a London Fog.

THE London TELEGRAPH thus dis
courses about Londonfog: ''We are only
just beginning to estimate the terrible
effects of the great fog which lasted,
with few and brief intermissions, from
November, 1879, to the first week in
February, 1880. and which enormously
increased the death rate of that period.
besides laying a formidable train of con
sequences not even yet fairly disposed
of. None of the other large towns of
Great Britain suffered to any extent
comparable with the visitation that
fingered SO long and so calamitously
in London. Asthma is the disease
which appeared to be most directly
influenced in its mortality by the
continuous fog. In the first three
weeks of the present year, when the
dense curtain lifted for a time, the
deaths from this malady dropped at
once to about thirty percent. below the
average, having previously risen. in
the middle of December, when the fog
vas severe, to forty-three per cent.
above the average. Then, again. on its
return at the end of January. and its
continuance with increased density
through the first week of the following
month. the deaths from asthma rose at
nee to the alarming height of two hun
dred and twenty per cent. over the av-
erage, falling again, when the fog
finally disappeared, to as low a point as
they had stood at for a considerable
time. Of course, all lung diseases fol-
lowed the fluctuations of this extraordi-
nary atmospheric condition. but none
of them equaled asthma in close obedi-
ence to the varying density. or, unhap-
PLY. in prompt yielding to the benefi-
cial change.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

Qurrr is often strength; silence, wis
dom. The swift stream Is not always
powerful. nor the noisy one deep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

BIS always begins with pleasure aad
ends with bitterness Il 4 Ike = COLI
which the little boy said was sery tame
n frons and very bod behind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

The northern magnetic pole of the
earth is at present nea the Arctic
circle ON the meridian of Omaha.
Hence the needle does not everywhere
point to the astronomical north, and is
constantly variable within certain
limits. At San Francisco it points
about seventeen degrees to the east of
north, and at Calais, Me-, as much to
the west.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

Standing ankle1high-
No t1nl1fng bsls cone sounding DER the
Upon de lonely p,noe the .,,n and s.su
bee n0e1l11 but t. tn rms thin and brown;
A2el98nS y heaxo save HAT the whippoor-
ElnteS M "a note Sbov.the brokeu bar.
"A -, q HarpeTs MaoasdnS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-16

heavy enough to have killed a
mule In . fortnight, was picked ND on
the Platte, 1pur hundred and fifty miles
cut from St. 10, and brought through
In train as far as Thou
AID Springs Valley, where he was
I'd Tor misconduct. He worked
q foot to Sacramento, and,
Gseumnlating s., 900 in the mines,
. - 10 Western city, where he
,ean Alderman and a capitalist.
mflhoas at his command. He was
ut - q The road heal the sink of
Hunboldt cutting the throat of a
iled N9gs9 nd feeding himself upon
..hoice bits g the carcass. The pas
: from the Missouri to the Sacra-
nsnto oo1upfed from one hundred to
~hnh0fUd and thirty days. Gener-
.sy - provision was made for but
~ DAP. and this mistake caused a
nsr1ey q supplies. The cholera fol-
v%hoStrnHs as plague pursues the
70 1Gooca. and the graves of its
were Kicker than mile stones
go Highway. There was no time
fe Wnsfs Of sympathy on the dead or
sQdsEnsa on the dying. They were
EiedA haste. without stone or cpl
70 mark the spot, and hunger or
A0f4e Pestilence hurried the sur
uGDoe the train with all possible
- The aggregate of the grand
60 - boen variously estimated at
Aceotc0 90. 600. The latter num-
WkeHnnQs nearest the mark. The
-z1vobvore as early as July. The
>o4yeMme In from the 10th to the
Enst. They all headed for
- (Sacramento). But dur
Ninter and spring preceding
go1nfng the discoveries in FL Do
MY had extended from Colo
so American Weber Creek.
and Akhgtown Creek
sard as Weavertown (now
ass place as Babylon or MIN
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-10
Plantation Proverbs.

Uncle Renus' Home Made Axioms.
Dem wat eats kin say grace.
Ole man Know-All died las
year.
Better de gravy dan no meat
tall.
Tater-vine CROWN vile you
sleep.
Hit takes two birds fer ter make
a nes'.
Ef you bleedzed to eat dirt. eat
clean dirt.
Tarrypin walk fast huff fer ter
go visitin'.
Empty smoke-houses makes de
pullet hOller.
w en- coon take water he's fixen
fer ter fight.
Corn makes more at mill dan 1t
does In de crib.
Good luck say: Jpn yo' mouf
en- shet yo' eyes"
Fiddlin' niger say hits long
way to de dance.
Rooster makes mo- racket dan
de nen w'at.lay de aig.
Meller muSn-miitiOn hOllerS at
you from over de fence.
Niger wild pocket han'kcher
better be looked after.
Youk'n hide de fire, but wat
you gwyne do wild de smoke?
Rain-crow don't sing no chune,
but youk'n pen on i'm.
Ter-morrow may be de-carriage
drivers day for ploughin'.
Hits u mighty deaf niger dat
don't hear de dinner-horn.
Hit takes a bee fer ter git de
sweetness out'n de r-houn'
blossom.
Ha'nts don't bodder longer
homes folks, but you better go
'roun de grave yard.
Niger dat gifts hurt wukkin
oughter show de skyars.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-10
An Engineer's..Need Of
Nerve.

PROFESSIONALLY the bravest men
in America are those who stand
upon the footboards of the locomo-
tives which draw the fast express
trains. But few persons are aware
OF it, but on the leading railways,
where connections must be made,
If possible, only engineers known
TO be brave and daring are given
engines on express trains, and. as
soon as an engineer shows the least
timidity about running fast he Is
taken from his engine and given
one on freight train to run. Two
such cases have occurred recently
on indianapolis roads. Railroad
officers state that the first sign
that an engineer Is becoming tinid
IL that he will be five or ten min
utes late, possibly half hour, for
some days or nights in succession.
He Is then called to an account
and, unless his reasons are con-
vincing, another engineer Is given
his engine to run for a few times,
and should he bring the train
promptly on time, the first named
engineer gets a freight train en-
CINE to run until he braces up. 1t
Is stated, however, that after an
engineer allows his timidity to
get fair hold he seldom so far
Overcomes II as to have thebrav-
cry to step on to an express.train
engine and run 1t at the speed
necessary 10 make the time. Quite
recently, All engineer on one of
the roads running west from here,
got an impression that some acct
dent was to happen to him, and
one night when running a fast ex-
press. he constantly lost time. At
the first station where the train
stopped the conductor berated him
for running 30 slow. The engineer
actually shed tears, and owned
that fear had overcome him, and
that he dared not run fast, and at
his own request an engineer Of a
freight train which stood at this
meeting point was given the
train TO run through that night, the
conductor telegraphing the train
master, asking that the request be
granted. The timid engineer has
since run a freight engine on the
road.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-10
coLoRED PRINTING.

and get prices for any kind of Plain and
Fancy Printing Our superior facilities
enable us to give you better work at lower
figures than you can get the same work
done elsewhere.
jams. W1SNER h LOGAN.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-10

The most wonderful and mar
velous success in cases where per-
sons are sick or wasting away
from a condition of miserableneSS,
that no one knows what ails them,
profitable patients for doctors. is
obtained by the use of Hop Bit
tiers. They begin to cure from the
first dose and keep 1t up until per-
feet health and strength is restOr-
ed. Whoever is afflicted in this
way need not suffer, when they
can get Hop Bitters. - Cincinnati
Star. janl0-2t.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-10

TEA CAKE.-A cupful of sugar,
half a cupful of butter, half cupful
of sour milk with half teaspoon
full of soda dissolved in 1t, tea
spoonful OF baking powder mixed
with the -four, and two eggs with
the whites beaten separately. Roll
out soft, and bake Immediately.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-10

Do not allow the Baby to Ian.
guish and suffer, but use DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup and check its suffer-
ing. For sale by all druggists.
Price % cents.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-10

To clean mother-of- pearl. Wash
in whiting and water. Soap des-
troys the brilliancy.
, 1880-05-12

for spmcnt. In tho pn,luetion OF c1ttoI.. WOOL.
and chief articles OF fn1l VIC tlctd not ftar tho
rtynity Of any milton. Our manufactured bAvc,
for tho Inst Zen years, moro thail tit,ilhlrh: !n
s',lc gsrnt inistry a!o',: y" show our Nasi4nhi y.
building Ahlps. Iron ships hnyH driven from tho
son tho yrcut bsaly Ut American vcsscts. u ~ n
ropronnh 10 ,ls tim. three. .fT,rtfs our fofeiK,i
cbtreut this shtnIh hu tho pr!.nnry oh]ect OF
Atncren!i statesmen and AInor'cRn tncrthaiila-
osaury. ships shauht bo idnltttd like nt1or for.
ciHl innrehandisn ut auch rites nf duty nnd with
n,leh ftc!iftts ta will tnnflb iii to cnfupoto fnr
thu tFnla t,f tho wur TIN snp!tt cltnngra rnatd
Hiring tho last few yehrs bave KfentIy utlyisqctt
tho bllhlt,sE Of rsn shs II thla cn.ntrY. md t
viii complete tho triumph of American it,di3ttys
Thun ournkrtCultur'.. commerce. and JhAtll1fact-
t,raa, supporting cath AtIgr, mil alike tcvcln)-
cetitro or international exchange. =
, 1880-05-12


There appears to bu nu Indication this week Oh
the part Ut eithor Mr.. Hur1lu nr Mr.. UalkleI to
further advertise, with tho ND IF tho law. tho
r'ay whlei, both llavo crlbbea from Tho sfar-
iner'a Conpass." Mt. 1Iurne is running tho
piece In tho EAst under tho titlu ur !" lienrta Of
0ak," while Dulztel Is playing It Mt Hoolcy's
this wock under tho ilatao Ut "Dakrn 1tenrts."
Hy uither nnmo It II aD thin. Nothing now mood
bo satd Of thla 1no1odra1na furthor than to
chronicle tho rnot that It Is beautifully sot, nil
the 6rIgilni SCENERY being utilized, thlt tho live
bal,y aiid tic cut ura as fraky us formerly, n.t
that Mr.. Fred H. Wurda hns t!,,tle Il hit III tho
sef-sacrltl9tnx tunrnor WIN Hl1dIcttcs tho nec-
tidn Of his wife fu flynr Of tho Utiler fellow. lilo
Eivcs powerful performance. and M tho scenes
III tho lane and In tho clnrchyard exhibits much
feeling: H. wns II in!stM1so to Gust Miss Itngnrl
for saoh part MS .Iicttv: ehe utterly fnis In
the scenes rsl.,iriug 81 feeling. Or em9ttonal
pnrgnt'y with such churactcr. i tHu picture
uf tho. b!uR old weuthcrbcatcn saLt Dtk, IL
furnished by Frank Pierce, md Mr.: ". q. Iii,r-
loy RMay while hc cks inelinF n hla scc1,es
f0Flnance. Miss Amelia, WAugh III tho Annt.
slr. Htn,cuc Ice the unclc, Joe, and Miss Florti
Newton pcrsonntos Tho Bolbrct Character.
, 1880-05-12
1TATEIILYsS.

The curtain Mt this houee rises every evening
upon tho Justly celebrated AmorIcnu play of
"Davy urockott." and Nr. Frank Mayo presents
his Justly famous imrcrsonatlon Ut tho here.
Enverly hus sot the piece well, nnl Sir. MAyo
brings with him compnny lit to fairiy we'll per-
form the several parts. Among tho poop1o
shines out prominently Miss Laura Don
,ls Eleanor tHtt9hP, the Kirl wilt,
captIvntes tho hcart of DarrU siiss
DOn has lost mono Of tho cxccllcnces
which made her fnvorit with 1Atli1y DUR
and In Eett'Nr. III eyory lRtt she lssuul0s. tho
concdy Dt tho rfile 10 cxilusltly given. The
pteCo will DO presented tho Glttre week.
, 1880-05-12

His lIoraarks nt the New York C11n1n-
t,nr. pf Commerce BANQUET.
Nr,r <-nuu Nav -Tho or,,,ol horouct m
Ns.m ausA, a."y a,-E '...u". o""o '1, ".
the NOW Aofk Chanloor VI Ct'hAnesce WIS s'seh
Mt DellnonIco'H to-ulRht. Covers wcro sct for
over 200 persons Tho tonsts wero: "Tho
Iroat5n,,t ~ I'm frp,e., st,tcs" rn,,sTo. astnto
~ ~ - sa.,.,."se,s =. H., Mn 11".a.
W ~" .utA4 - ~ " ~ 1,V" 1,'.. ''e'
eitg " ~" .os1 - ~ n,nsu. Hgu - ~ Gsaa
olal PROSPERITY OF UT eouh'rys w 'onn e saoE.
man; "Colnuerco," by the Rev. II. 9. 5torrs;
"1nt"9nat,onai rag u 1 contests" BY Fernaado Wood
"nollklon-lts l,olations to Commerce" by tho
hv rsnno II. r1r,,n1ov. " Chamber OF COm1ucrcour
~. ~ Io STU. =, Mos, WIT :, IL, an,t Iow
IL" ot"to " w" AV4Af - 49, 0"'
SECRETARY slttH4AA
In hts renlAgks said:
A vonr frestbcnt has been kind enough to
III 80 ~, -, nns,,,, - , tonst ~, h,nn, ~
cA!t oh 'l!e ~ scspoHu ~ Hoass : "'" 4"ptJ ~
shy fully concur In tho opinion expressed In It
that our country has entorel upon a porlod Of
1root nrosnoTltv. rJ,a ,nny In tested In INV wov
AEcat p.oope.'ts' 4Ho aay W ss7'9a :. w Wy
ny which prosperity IL Dntlloatod. ttnouotloh IN
all orancnes or iha"st1y ID 91chter Inhh e'er oo-
fore. Cur foreign commcrco ie increasing, win
tho ba!a1,ce largely In our favor. Our domestic
r,n,n,nrre In M nron that all modes OF transpor-
to.;o,, H.. 10 ~ nn,J ~ ,votcr rro fnv nmnInved
t"taoh Va th.u u ~ .s "n'. ~ .u' 'a..;
ts hot,cful and confident and fruely socks now
.,,,,ont,,rau arnn+ .,rp,utia ~ ep,yra ufa an,ua
, 1880-05-12

To the Editor oi Ine chteaoo Tribune.
CHICAGO, May I'LL was very much surprised
to-,lay Gil my urrval In Chicvgo to tl,lLl tt.at
lIthogrnphs With my nnHne had been posted
throughout tho city. Tho picture Is not my
likeness, md In order to avO, md reotify any
misunderstanding wtu1u request YOU to state
tho sutle, and that whoever published 1t ttns
dun1 q great wrong which would tiDvor nllow.
NOurs respectfully, ANY SuE1tW1N,
, 1880-05-12

,rttAv O. aay s,aan5 n's 'a tos s
fada"n.Is. I.,." Nav ij.-I'Ertt1LEEM-Qn!et3 Csntle
tf1'sassss ss it iHrters for sh'eat' ref'a'd' '4e
yh!assx,s,'1;ay rs,, May mar.
a*H. Il 4e Knn: Ss; t"*Gai %,i. tn narisrs f9s
b. X: st. sn.peii,Hi y III FJ,, transaoIuna, AsH,NM.
, 1880-05-12
LAKE 1'OIlTS...
JiCFFAL0.

ar,.sto. N. Y. Mny 1,,-ArrIsa,s- SCHOONER West
.scn s.st: chtcaao, schooner ritn l,a.or Cleveland
ce.red-i'useller Josaph davidson; sohoone's
g., saase ss, psai MIaautea scaoouo,s T. j. Mara, b.
L8SeinA WI" eoa,, ,tos."H y, a. n 1ss. , ',ss..st
'ssasf ssssnsessaaer sss Homer ea:iastota: " y.
Vanderbilt soa c!oyo1sna T. osesso; q 60 e9ns 91as
III Il: :ssssns, chonex Ano., WHICH unload
,::Es ;, T. j III y!
aslS; Il III s sSs!:ss Sss Z
IT. il SSss ,s e. rfsS GsGa "a naSs pH5
70 dEicytef xilGEU tic mistake occurred.
laa tfss, femaa r and ~ ,'s9Hgsa af cNns ~
~ 4 {; ~ e|s.1Sss :;Sj Si.s' AsG SJ|:E
s1ss sna spnen.s 3 sann ~"
sptstal Ds.petsh e n. Chicago 1ttoau..
hsasss, he5S,F1 1nss3 Sas
n3sabsSa S; SS'SIs sj ;s s. +
keHbax. IT, Eyerlceli, Adventure T. ItnNnl, J.aurM
Htl!e Annio 81 rettgFson \: y: AefTl!!, JONI ~:
bssssf btt 11ses. e. T. sa " Ferry Arrived o0"n
Sss Sas 'Sssfs S'Ss"a kaspp 3sd
ef;f W.T. Il .Es,as EEit.hs41i;, 1i,o, and no,,nro,t
u: ' hss!s"sn: : S%5s aeroua III she
eShsa Sahss1 hsn Gt ~ cSis ys,. u shtesrS 81 Ts
iiand IN t,a nIIht ,f Mnyn Was toSyHd here 81 1
Mtau,.bargg.
,,n s 7 K iiashot. wi!l be towcd to CLEVELAND TO-
,,,, ,,,nn. ~, rS'sT M ng.ox ,,x =, ,.,..,.:. ~;
si; III ssss. Esyi1s sjats haa1qS Ets.s' GasiPss
;;s;2: ss, ,,.';s
s.e1ma.s Mafjn0 CttY HpeuuilaT r; sch1onors Guidu
, 1880-05-12
COTTON.

:. ,r,s Nny ytt.-ttTruE-Qn md unehanacas
,taos t1.ic: Sales i,ttu bncs, eccelpss. %4 shtp-
"s".t x.T ti1,IrAss, sny yl1toTrnN-QM!et und ea.y'
=. III frctlA, Hl EhH.a FrOea, s!s ekp1fts ~
sys., sys H,itsin IDS; aatga. I1UEs stock, Il,uv'.
, 1880-05-12

wi, yote. MAY ,i--t,us1ncss Is slow In all depart
~" NLsat.r,,lo Cotsnn FOals qu!et. but prices WIN
stamv .a.,o.i.l change. Prints quilt usnFtams IN
ND srs' ~oe % ste 5sss nsase s", sSn, au
la !s.." ~ tnck nrtlnrr, hut now business light
tna%Ims tss.Isn soude n In llnlItud REQUEST
, 1880-05-12
n1:NllIA.

fr'atas III r'xcd, M,{aaas4c, nl1ed, afaa{o oata
ehff's w. aN!tr s.n!tr, 3t23i!lc. 1tJe hrml NJ Z. f.
~, ,savG;isrs- 81; 3tcat!5 but uncl'Hh8co ~ sIsf'
, 1880-05-12

Tho aendly grip Of pneumonia may be wardct
on wti !LnIc,s Honey of liorehound anti Tnr.
, 1880-05-12

rs,,ArrlrnrA. m, Mey 1l-woo1@n1't ,r ,,.tn'a "'a
tansa. snd ntoys M.< xisic; .e1trn, 611f3asci
d'ass .., ssa,,{cs rnarso. t6:c, Now York. atich.
..s;, NJ, and Wcstatn Ikosorso. sS2c. mcd'ot
th IT, soa;se. sce: 9hshed cnnhins .nd dc!atns'
a. n ySE; tub -wutteil. 5S.tdJc3 pullcdt &SSo.
, 1880-05-12

THE OLYMPIC.
10 crit!c!so " Our Country Cousins" now being
played ut this theatre would be like broaktnK II
tly on whcpt, therefore WI will merely sny TINT
1t Is by Jnn1es 1,Arnos, TINT 1t is called comedy,
that It ts In four acts, and Tint 1t Is uuultlgutnu
ril1iilHh.
, 1880-05-12

o:at"ae', ~ ',nrhangct, Wss!orn mixed. Siat7o.
, 1880-05-12

Ny cg1a ,ssay1Wses: sssdy as &C., ee"t. az
AZ, II xiSJtc
, 1880-05-12

Such blots upon beauty rs .pi,nples, roughness,
Ballowncss arc oblltornted by G1Gtlls Sulphur
&Dup,
, 1880-05-12

TuRFEN'FINFs ------.
vultxarnS. siny ll.-sri's'rs TohrRs1'ss-
, 1880-05-12
SCALES.
RAILROAD TIMEsTAT3T.1Es
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OK TRAINS.

EXPLANATION Or nErEngxcn MAnxE-t Saturday
excepted. s8undAy excepted. fMOndAy excepted
funtly.
C11fcn4o q Northwestern S<nttwav.
Fnr Mapr, Guide. Books Time-Tnbtc* BloeptnR.CN
ccsomnedatlons hpply at any of tte fSllowtoa
f'Fnnd Pacific lintei.. Nrinks Expre1a o1let foi
n2stheast cntnoE ltandn,Hh and nnte.ssa.l Palmer
hctHttA.
, 1880-05-12

Va;T.LOIvs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1880-05-12

All trn!nH run via Milwaukee. Tickets for g. Pn1
Nnd Minneapolis are R9nd either via Mhdaon SnA
tllinot< Central fnllr0nd.
DDpnt foot OF 1nkp-st. nna foot ot
Ticket nHcs, III ItandoIph.st-. nenr Clark, Gram
f'nclto Hotel, und Palmer House.