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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-17


There was good meeting of the Cen
trail Land league last evening, despite tie
warm weather. President Mac arthy read
the usual bulletin report of the Dublin
executive, and letter from the secretary
acknowledging the last draft of f40 from
St. Paul Treasurer Bell reported the
receipt of $69. so from Kandiyohi league,
per M. D. Manning, and balance in the
treasury of $211. On motion the treas
urer was authorized to purchase draft
on Dublin for ESQ. The committee on
Fourth of July picnic reported the net
proceeds at $676.74, all expenses paid.
After transacting some general business
Jos. G. Donnelly, Esq, of Milwaukee,
addressed the meeting in an earnest and
eloquent speech, which was we'll and en-
Enthusiastically received.
E. W. Hopkins, Esq, of the Baltimore
& Norfolk Steamship company, Boston,
Mass, says: 1 have used St. Jacobs Oil
in my family for year, and in cases of
neuralgia, rheumatism, sprains, bruises,
and the like, l can find nothing to equal
it. My wife was troubled with neuralgia
in her shoulders and limbs for more than
year, and after two applications of the
Oil found sudden relief.
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NOTICE
TO CONTRACTORS.
BRICK and STONE WORK.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.

CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, MIMI, July s, 1881.
Sealed proposals marked Proposals for
Tuesday, the 10Th inst, at O'Clock p. M for
the construction of drain around the market
house, this city, in accordance with the plans
and specifications therefor on file in the office
of the City Engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
By order of Common Council.
200 go THOS. A. PRENDERGAsT,
isV-Soo City Clerk.
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Meeting of the Central Land League.

St. Paul, July 16, 1881.
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n ems Ma led To Dr. O. r. SYKES, l69
Ill Madison st Chicago H., will return the
"Truo Theory Of Catarrh and full inform alton
~ of Sure Cure. Mention this paper. 81
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Necessary to a choice, %.
The following went over to Miller:
Senator Winslow and Assemblymen
Bingham, Campbell, J. S. Carpenter,
Cullinan, Dickey, Hnrd, Jackson and
Sharpe.
When Chairman Robertson announced
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
Experiments In Crossing Wheat.

The peculi lar manner Of Towering
displayed by the common wheat plants
makes it appear quite unlikely that va
rieties of wheat are, except in very
rare instances. the result of crossing.
The pistils and stamens are inclosed in
a casing or leafy sheath. and there is no
movement of pollen from n plant to
another, as seen in the squash, in
corn. and many other plants. The va
rieties of wheat, it is thought, ~originat-
ed chiefly from the influence of their
surroundings. The soil, the aspect,
and atmosphere in time change the
character of the plant and impress on
it new characters. and these become
fixed oy continual repetition. Efforts
have from time to time been made to
produce new varieties of wheat by
crossing, but with comparatively linn
ments in this direction were made in
the Agricultural Experiment station
connected with the Rural heU Yorker
in July of this year. and from an ex-
amin alton of the plants that had been
treated, made. after the seeds had be-
gun to ripen, success seems to have
been secured. The operation was long
and very delicate. and consisted in
gently bending back the leafy casing
surrounding the largest and best buds
in q head of wheat before they flow
cred. carefully cutting out the unripe
stamens. and putting in their place
stamens from the buds of another va
riety. The pistils. it may be remarked.
were then ripe and in q condition to
receive the pollen. The leaflets were
then allowed to spring back into place,
inclosinx the new stamens with the pis-
ills, and . worsted thread wa carefully
wound around the bud to prevent Il
from opening. The work of fertilixing
the hest buds in . head of wheat re-
Quired moro than two hours, As the
operation was q most delicate and te-
dious one. The head of whea. was
then tied to . stake, to protect it from
the wind and birds. The result, so far,
proved most successful, for . large
number of the flowers perfected their
fruit, and enough ripe seeds were OBJ
tanned to make . fair trial in planting.
The fact thst each stamen when oper-
ated on Was in an immature state, and
was entirely removed. shows. that &
true cross was obtained. Whether the
new plants that may spring from the
seed viii exhibit the characteristics Of
both parents remains to be seen, bot
good seeds were obtained by the opsfa-
ton described. and this is regarded -
. valuable addition 70 our knowledge
of the wheat-plant-SoS6ss|s 1e1o.
GnS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
A TOUGH HORSE sTuRY.

neC.naa.,i r.F~-~.h s<iy FShsA~a
hs ESS>~tss hz~ sn<y. vhSA - s-s
50 - "a H,yszrcd a cssSszs izsAszrs
q s<<znsy IN The 1880 orarrya rsvxaslf
IN tsr .s.ba- q NT 4 Tus-s@2z- ssz4ara
O. Meth lila s:rv-G NJ I As sz h@<
tiaa< t-ea IA ;As kahats usax : JaCusna
Oh the Gr-z. SsTrsaa Esas~Sy. n ks ga
tezsav, .ssbAz Anuxx Nj t. sazsy
her~-aAzrraa po~ssszI CAa%ina ar.zsAi
bo~1 ps 2ssaAi IN cour~ q uas 80
81 thz: THAI - kar- ihs ~ J1cu=s OH
hosIs<rcrywrslssov vel IN TIA tks, @ssdzr
r,c~n:ly Ga Mr.. Ts rszra n0n easoS
uyon entering The ,.Ahsn~ h1 eznxAi hs=a
l,cktn< tho ~sr- -AszideT e< aks., uhtca
s.oihrzsde hiaa: tire snfEaal gisEG<svs@
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Ia. J. a. = mrSus fhilsdsiEkas
lear ssf=ia Ne, iss% -ssshs : h@s'F
e4a. .Aseh g~fssasiY ssstiei ss as tasrs,
sso.sar srcss dsH assy sss Fsaa Ia ass@as
log. I osuiI a. fssa 81 uxAs. hs~s tsFt
s~.ks y opushisx fhs $50 - si~sT ssa
appetite 81 last rs4uosi NE ssfF ~see
fTaan is rausfs. ass usasi ~stsst 49, -
health. 10 iu F-sssaas ifsSs shs EsrsuR-
iisa. q PhFslssss. has tA~s al So - SD
ssns dsf ~h4ls i@&Hax essf "a ssstssHs
lsrsif. ! sasieet ths& year sartstna 81
cared maag s.ses thsa ~srS a ssst "a eA3
ss rsias. sai - e=aataafsd - e~ iAF@
TAsY ~sts fsih~r slss is tAssF sssisH 81
ara. out ansf 1 haa used tess 81 Q ssraFas
es ~esks, ! $40 test ] 90 sstitaz t~ttst
nav spf.stlis iEaFfse~a. tee f@is shd a1
csity IN bfvsihlar -ss FsllssUi, saa @ftst
s.ins eight ~ussssie. I fet tat ! ~as fsst@Fe3
10 pxffse& hesiik. sasa Fe4sssfsa as
former ssisbt. .na ! asss hNss ssas rsti
ssef .lasx. I am s4iisasd that ! sss So 90
coserv ~sniiFyis 90 YassF faia@ssnN NtfuF,
Sss~esd Teais sad hsadfsks rue
Ifui, yoar.. JOHN q. suThA' ALB.
Win q h. Asksa. sasiby. hAshasssa CO.
fsbruaTy -. is,i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
FROM AKRON. OHIO.
CURED


DIR. J. II. scuxScK:
Dear sir-Baving been asked by many In
regard 20 your medicines. and the bensa,
had received from them. ] have concluded
TO give you an account OF my case. In The
winter OF 1879 I WAS pronounced an inrurs-
bic Consumpfiye by every physician OF tsts
plscs. as well ne severed In Cleveland. ] had
all the symptoms-coagh. night s~eais. great
debility and lose Of nesh- sn reduced IA
weight from one hundred and dfty pounds
to eighty pounds. ! had given up al hcps
Of recovery. when ] was told by Mr.. James
Seaman that he had used your medicines
with good effect, and he advised me TO gtEs
them . trial, although ! do Dot think h. be-
lteved they wouid eure me. f0r j wss 90 si~s
nj this time that no ons thought that would
ever get well. ] thought. ho~sysr, that
they nigh, give me temporary relief. and
with this object l eoBmenced To uss your
Pulmonie syrup. I had not taken " "
days before ] felt great relief. especially In
the severity 81 my cough b took the
Mandrake Pill. and s~aseed Tonic. and IN
two weeks my appetite came bsck. and /
began % gain strength o your medi-
cpes for about three nonths I Was too SICK
TO do any kind Of work for two ysarsL Your
medicines made . perfect cure. and I hsFs
been In good health ever since. I do NOT
know that I can say more tsas this. unless
!f be Inst ] believe your medicines 20 Be good.
n that they viii do all that yos az thy
viii do Yours vesy truly. j.. A. REILLY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Wrts~et
FsuHusr, :. tai.
Ten year. ago ! contracted . severe onld.
which brought me very i"w. vent from
Que doctor 20 another. geiiiag prescriptions
from each. but the medicines they prescts-ei
seemed 10 do me M good ikspt getting
worse and worse, until st lasi ! became so
weak that ~ went suy distance from my
hou.c Il seemed that I would never ts able
90 get bark. was in despair. snd had al
most ri, IN mp all hope % reesssrf. As
lat resort I west Ia ~trope's drug store, IN
thi. city, and a.kei him II be hal any moi-
icine that would help me. lie said he hal.
and be IA. 30 confident OF u that be sa1d,
Here, take thl. bottle % br. sehrBet's
Pulmonic syrup. AM ~ u dees you no good
you need not paw for IT. TOOK the boits
home aud commenced using ", as you dt-
rcc,ed and IL worked Like magic. ny TIE
time 10 VAS gone I Ielt very much better, sad
90 ! go, another bottle which completed the
cure.
have since used the Pulmsnic syrup In
my family many Z lines with THE best results.
hsye also recommended ~ Ca manF frtsnds.
among Others. Mr.. iie.sss. 81 Plymouth,
Indians. who had Consumption. .nd she
was cured In \ very short time ~ T. Use.
Engineer on Pits, ". wsyns A sktcsxo
X. X. Residence No. ~ William 81. ~
WAYNE, Indians.
Dr. sCHrscH. Philsielphia. Pa:
Dear sir-we are well acquainted Win
Nr. Isaac Miller. and can youeh for the
truth Of the statement he .ends You IN re-
gard 10 the great b-neht he recssssd from
the use 81 yoftf msd.cines. Your truly.
II. n. STROBE a Co. Druggists.
IT. Wayne. Ind. FEB. 4. ISL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
TWO WAYS.

They had a son. an only son.
Their bupo and h.pniness and pridc:
With LIES nrsf bouors nohIy won.
AT manhood golden gate no died.
And ycar nv v,.r nth b.crv,rd gazc
From Thai gre., Iivht rccedlns al w.
Through lonely. sad and toilsome WAYS.
DoAu 70 their chJdicss age they 90.
sbc koop. IN. ,n.uorv l,I. n shr;ne
All nrensr~wrca,hed az he,rf and linz:
WIN ,hs, de,y presencc now divine
Sic neycr Yields com .ninnshtn
Thu r,c,urod facc ,b,, lights the wall
Whose garlands nsyer kn decay;
Tho gar,nenta na,cy isia AWAY"
I'll Ean s,sn ~ aa.. 49, o. main
wi,a sanpnaan. = a. ~, aone
Tina, sny hnnr m.y coma again,
And tar. ne sod Win sn1wy bloom.
And fingers. as In sou q sweet guise
she moi b.m 81 a, onen tomb.
Fach win lie snariaI Sow i'm him:
She treasure nm n 3 words and WAYS
Inc iewels "a, "a N zinc can dim.
whnn no.lS yuuh 80 n,,n nraisa MS worth,
Z Win s,r.nc. 49,. n,idc hnr hcsrt is moved.
sbo fa.Is an ,na,,a nj ~ earth
As in a dr. am he sec. and hears;
To him All a,ts 81 soI.ce come
Like music IN Iinanswcring cars.
Jic ncvcr meets tn incurred eyes:
II hanIy ,omcs tho thcme uusoupht.
H. f,rns a,vav Win ga IN /. rcpIies.
in quiet. ACCOMMODATING frame
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

49, ep~@ oas~-sS 80 Ssms
m~a1 vA~@
Hss0vuaa us.1s c&-&sss~
- su~ssas
Pc ~rsss sss - e.-r~s -
s~~ = ~ 80. sd - go srs~ ~~ts
sa.<s 80 q. - ssT r--S
~ss~x - 80 ses ssssss sss
s~ss~~ 80 stsa<G $3.50 So
ss ss~s 49, s~A~. go s~s 5000 se~
asrxa rs esNss ~szxN Asfe<s - s@Sss<s
1880 s>s1s go sm~ssrA 49, sxs ~&
$500 rNs sr& @&ssas& Z hsA 49,
s-@sss .@ssss osAz - ~s 49,
-A -~ss - - &s@s&se@s @esN@
80 s~zxA 10 40 ss~ $3.50
t1sss asa frNzss= 80 e. ~eea AS ! -@N
,s-R tNsss kss 80 sFgsNs. 80
fs~~s 80 q s@aFss~asa ksss s~ -
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sA&x~& - ~ &s~~
rsssE a. -s~se - -
-. So - aAza sksA ~ &~Ns t~e~s
49,. a-vV~A - NJ 1850 80 ~s's
-ass. .@S { hss- s~s sASv - r
$500 20 essA
r4~.. ~ So A~ss f~ f s s@s
=~aass@. are "a @A - E&s ~
"a ss s4.s- So - s@ $3.50 - 500
~, syss,. trSt ss,xa
a....uaa. ussz o.. a 20 uFSA
IL @sss
ts~as 49, T~s~ sRrz~~ - - - 49,
t.s n - A@sas~ ssaa fs@ - r~~~@%
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ssss - ~HA s-~@s@@Fss~@ 49, @
rxs.~A $3.50 ssIss ! ~aa - ss @s
vSu sesA @s - e. sAa - $3.50 N
t-s s~s~~~s 49, 49, fa@~@As ssFU@
al Zss. - sss fNS~ - 4Ass~s~A -
s.- . szsssss tzfrsss@e@i - a. as s@r
t~ras. sN4 arss gss@s tEsa - s t
80 s~attrtt safe4 - go fz~~ 49,
al fasa zns tfa.Ns zuA - Ms4t Aa
~ssA 49, tksa ! sssf sd - - "
49, ssrs tAzskfs4 - s~a ss s~zs ssss~F%
o. - $50 .Ms ! a. - tst~ss tsst !
shesAa - sass te-ass &sf@t& H@s -
- fu1f uetasaea tass4s@ s. - -
faz ~ fasas Aasasx 49, - = -
sxs = f~sts =. go - ssxfN &A@f
h4n . @s fsNGs szsa~ e. 80 ssss
t@nssaFsss@ - sss l@sx u~sAas - -
sasf szzi~s e. ! ba@-s N&s@ % - So
h<ss e@Eras, 10 49, -aa s@ - 80
esssss. ha,e 1888 sd - ss@s% 49, 20
aaA ua sss- -hs1 ~ss g. 1858 e3s
tst thstGAst hsd vsgxs 81 - -se~a@rs%
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

NORTH GREECE, y. T., April q, 1850.
DIR. X. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. n. Y: Oar
SU-I feel IL my duty 10 write aud thank YOU
for what your Golden Medical Discovery"
and favuri,e Prescription have done for
nv daughter. IL il nov i've week. since she
began their use. She j. more fieshy, has
more color IN her face, M heaiache, and 10
In other ways greatly improved.
Nour. truly. MRs. 4 MYERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

-urrcy TO htsliCkins wuyk. ,ufD~d b. heA
and csasht up With his teeth ifosn IA ssr
u-i as it, ~TrOrptah@s battle Of sTJAcos
OIL lie ,hTv~ tie bot;lr ~ the n-r
siih s~iolenr- enoagh ts hsvak u, ash tbga
Deliberately Taxed up the ~ JAcoEs Ot
sad applied 10 tp the cut Ee@ler. ue bAVs
~rn the ausofa~-sisiioa 1iiod By biac
with iess srn~ than Toughfaans hoc~n
The ~OF1 has ta~ri anspns ~ aud vara
NC 80 . man ~ho WA Try the fl wr
ay. He j. wor~r ,hAa Toughnans hor~.
To many this may sPpear sssNr Tough
story /; aud w,Te illsrc nos pn-ais innuH.r-
able of the sficS-y Of the crvai German
l.cmedy they Moald IL Justified ia 80
designating it. The testimony, however -
plcntilul aud pointed, and II fson people
who~o long esirneDcc ia matters aPTrf-
timing 90 hors-fch snii;lc, ilsir opinions
10 profound consideration aud rNI-cL
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Ii /. \ curiou. arrangement tia; cpmp"ls
people To 20 10 bed At night, when ,hcl srs
not sleepy, and get up ia the morning. . len
they Arc.-bOsfOs I,enscTp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

DE- sUNrHEK .sys tAers ~. seven iaoa-
sand specie. Of oh nos known 10 msa II
sci ~ncr. Whcn = nan al. On The uyrr hsa<
half . day wsiching . cofk u! Q saiiRE "a
the stream. aud eofnrs home Nth . qua
burned no,- and MOI 4 single .p-eimra Il
these scsea ihousaEd sIce.c., be !. tarifafi
90 thiBk that, pr. SuutbeF "a pAicni neil
cine sdy.Tit.emenL-AsussSes hsaa
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

ar Of esss ersaiioa essfs<srd IN th-
Enxissh Crystal Pasr "LS.r2's LAr croxk-
iadlis- you'vr rad sfsoarr fgyY- sshl
the slrr to IA. Istiis soa ssnfryt fsr sessn1s.
"Aad sb.i', them" asked tb- spu. rcsuI.
lag 90 Smaller speriues. Ia he .xtns xrO-1a.
"Dh. them'. th- c~rS-xiasiies' ti1irns." wA
the father authoritative reply.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Mr.. T.. PURCELL, No. II Ann street, New
York, used 81. Jacobs OH for rheumatism
with entire r~elief-writes a New York jour
nal.-RIohmosi frd.) Cirkflds 1f-e1k.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
WHAT better ps.siuse sss frsss :ass erusk.
rhs-fsesS sfrss<a

DoS'r -ss,s yoss tinss IN eiippi>s - the
br.srhr.." said the 0s11mAs In sss 800,
'eui isY sguF AZ .; tbr rSs ~ The ire
And tie ysans rssr west caf ard tstd &c
AZ .; fSr root - ;se tres. iAssk e,~s asa
dutifui boy. sad thee ssn. H.htsg. Truls.
Their b scshtos 80 b~satisui g. risai ooeds-
rreS
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Ir would be suppo~ed from its popularity
that only one subs,Anc. Is now known TO the
world for the relief Of rheumatism. aud that
q. -, J.coh. OH -> Isa. No D.spIseA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

giveth Its beloved sl~ep,' Telr1p mios-
ter stopped IN the nuttai< Of sts ssrtsss.
cared Upoa bss siespsa< snsilt"rs and ssa4s
e Br.thrsn, - 10 hard - rraitxs ne S"z-
dros.. ur.sosnded fyvs the Lsrd spp~zr- %
has. fvr \ gosi portion OF ina, conEEe<a-
toaT
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

i'm some States the evidence Of Q
man who habitually goes fishing twice
0 year will not be received In the
courts. The reason for thu bit Of ju-
dicial wisdom is o5yious.
Hosckeye
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

UNLIKE other cathanics, DIR. Pierce's
"Pellet.'' do not render the boyels costiye
after operation, but, on the contrary, estsb-
lish a permanently healthy action. B,is1
entirely t~e7etdCe no particular care 10 requir-
ed while using them. By druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

THE man who went 10 s-e the board
fence, retired when he heard the fence rail
and ,aw the plank waik.-Basios TraaseTipt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
v " BIAkT. Csrfsls.


~ totfs NJ. bes n ia
DH = ~ = nssus
bear sir In tbs fail - issi ms $50 ~as
taken .ies. and several 81 ths Ffaasinss'
doctor. o, thl. eitr -psssaasosa Ais ssssss
Crnsufnp,ien ~ tkslS sdvtes ! tea h@
south. q, The change - climate atd hiah ."
coed. rgsa sftsf ihis. tsgtsia hlakes -
Intimate friend. tell me hos god yesf -.
ieiae. we're ia such dissssss. sd s6S>re4
me In give them . tTtai. ! dtd -. = -
ssoa isxaa 10 gsia flesh aRd ssa
finally was ~entlFsly cured. tehessfuffs rec
omtnend ysstr medicines 90 al uko sfs sisa-
Harry Affected
lsafs truly. POTTER lItSsAt'.
sosner siate snd fIss Hussts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

"GoLDEN MEDICAL DIsCoyERY'CTrade-
mark registered) IL not only q sovereign
remedy for consumption, but also for con-
sumptive night-sweais, bronchitis. cougas,
splitting OF blood. weak lungs, shortne@s Of
breath, and kindred affections Of the throat
and chest. BY druggists. q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

KoNstsNTIsos kKro>, 81 Crete, 1. dead.
Al The axe Of lis, surviving n,e wives, cley.
en- children AMI bis sisters and his ooasans
aud his sunis:
1bou ART gone. Odd ko-n-tsntinusl
But shy should ~ rcptn- u-.
or ne resolutions Oyrs ttsc:
ThOugn II sad ttss crete l. minus
Hs- e g-js-ctei t~oa-tRniirU~.
Thou ssrt Older. hon. than uno IRAN ougns
To tc.
-tuarsfJnAFIal
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
Canning Fruit.

To prevent the breaking of the glass
cans, set them on a wet towel before
commencing to pour in the hot fruit.
Sugar, if used. should be in the form
of a hot, strong strip to be introduced
after the fruit is taken off the fire. Boil
ing, in connection with the acid of the
fruit. would change the sugar into giu-
cose, the sweetness of which is less than
half that of Q The corn sirups
which have come into use recently in
place of the old sugar-house sirups. and
which look so beautiful and inviting,
are glucose: and their lack of a sufii-
cient degree of sweetness is q constant
source OF disappointment in using them.
In sealing, there is no necessity for
being in a hurry. Give the fruit time
to settle down and the air to bubble up.
A good cement may be made with
rosin four parts and ta'low n part,
melted together and mixed well.
Tin is inferior to glass in the readi-
ness with which it oxidizes, poisoning
the fruit. This is especiallytrue with
regard to the lower qualities of tin.
The breakage. which is the chief OBJ
lection TO glass, need be but a very
small percentage in the hands of a care
full housekeeper; and the best make of
Jars is the cheapest in the end.
Fruit in glass cans, in addition to
being kept from frost, should also be
protected from the light This may be
done by = covering of heavy brown
paper. or by keeping it in adark apart
ment.-Cor. Examiner and Chronicle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

THE refined man doesn't call another Q
liar. lie calls him weather proPhct-Bos-
f.. IryuNrr NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
Restored from q Deeiine

THIRTY-Iwo circusses arc bleeding this
unhappy land. Whs, Q tough tune OF 10
those poor old jokes are hayius!-P~k.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

Expose yourself dAy and night, eat too
much without exercise; work too hard with
u rest; doctor all the time; take all The
vile nostrums advertised; and then you will
MANI 10 know
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
How To- GET WELL

low I'D GET WILL
Which Is answered In three words-Take
Hop Bit;ers! See other column. -EhpTssh
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

THE explosion of = can OF baked beans re-
vesls a shocking possibility OF the entire de-
struc,ion Of the city ~ Bostsn.-Eimira FRA
Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
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R%IpDIya's RUSSIA SALvE has proved It's Ell
cheney by a test Of ~three-Quarters Of q century.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

"A few weeks ago Lieutenant Won
Geyso. a young PrussiAn ct'icer of re-
markable promise, was shot 20 death by
one of his comrades in q wholly unnec-
essary encounter. So popular was this
gallant and amiable youth in Schwedt.
the garrison town where his regiment
was stationed. that hundreds of its civil
inhabitants followed his body to its
premature grave. One afternoon. dur
ing some regimental gymnastic exer-
else, Won Geyso refused a leap that had
been taken by several of his fellow Of
ficers. Three of these. more in jest
than earnest. shouted out. You are .
coward" Won Geyso. having given
frequent proofs of his personal courage,
took no notice of these bantering ex-
carnations; but . day or two later,
finding himself stunned at mess BY his
comrades, he consulted his brother-in-
law. Baron Won Richtofen. as to the
proper curse to pursue, and by this
gentleman's advice challenged the three
officers to meet him in succession and
exchange two shots No serious conse-
quences ensued from the first and sec
ond encounters; but Geyso's third op-
ponent shot him through the heart at
the first fire. killing him upon the spot
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

when you drink with a friend, should
you Immediately retreaty" Yes. IL you
have the sense TO do so~.-IhJsd>i,Sia Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20

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Thomp.on's Eve Water. Druggists sell IL. &c
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-10-20
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