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PAYING HER ASSESSMENT.
A Scene in the Office Of PennsyIvania'a
Jay Hubbell.

From the Philadelphia Times.
At the regular republican headquarters yes
terday afternoon, while Secretary Taggart and
half score of clerks were busy at desks and
tables In the main room, young girl about Is
years Of age, of prepossessing appearance and
plainly but neatly dressed, came in. Hesitating
| as she entered the room, in evident embarrass-
ment she asked: sis Senator Thomas V. Cooper
| in?"
"He is not" said Secretary Taggart, rising
| and walking forward. "Can do anything for
you?"
GIVE brought my money" said the girl,
| drawing out well-wOrn old pocketboOk and
taking out two onedollar bills. Secretary Tag
CART was at once himself again. Jumping into
| his chair at the table again, he asked the girl
to sit down, while he opened drawer and took
out book.
| In Senator Cooper's private room at the same
| time loud voices and bOisterOus laughter were
heard, and there came out and filled the main
| room thick cloud of smoke from fragrant
| Havana cigars. The smokers were Senator
| Cameron, who few days ago, according to an
enthusiastic and admiring Washington letter
writer, sat before safe of the Guarantee Lite
and Trust Company and clipped coupons for
four hours, Secretary Quay, and few boon
| companions They were telling funny stories
| and laughing over them.
Secretary Taggart, having opened his book,
looked across the table at the young woman,
who sat abashed, evidently unused to such
| scenes.
'HOw much is it?" asked the secretary.
1.-TWO dollars" said the girl TREMENDOUSLY.
"She handed the money over, the secretary
dropped it into a drawer, turned the key, en-
tered the sum on book, and began to make
out receipt.
| whats your first name?" he asked.
Emma" said the girl, timidly.
Mr.. Taggart wrote it out and handed her the
| receipt.
II suppose" said the girl, rising as she folded
| the receipt. ''every little helps"
"Oh, yes said Mr.. Taggart mechanically.
"And it doesn't make any difference-my Civ.
ing it to you instead of Mr.. Cooper, does IT."
"Oh, no." said the amiable secretary.
"Good-by, said the girl, bowling as she with
drew.
'Good-by," said Mr.. Taggart, turning to his
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Heavy Rains.

The September rainfall Of 1876 was the heavi-
est for that month we have any account Of at
hand, viz: SIT inches. But the precipitation
for the last ffty-six hours of last week was more
than that for the whole thirty days of that men,
orable September. To give our readers another
bird's-eye view, we append the figures for the
six years referred to-:
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. AUGUST "a. 1851
Desiring to retire from the Book and Stationery busi.
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Guiding good win and q lease of the premises.
This is the oldest established Book and Stationery
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
Animal Lessons.

Every years experience teaches tho
farmer many. Valuable Lessons. The
question of seed corn has been rcpcatc,
about every third wear since the Stale
was settled. Sometimes il has been
emphasized in a way il seems as IL j,
would never again he forgotten. Afte,
last year expensive experience IL would
appear 10 be useless for an editor for the
present generation to beg the farmers to
carefully test their seed corn before
planting time. And We, thousands even
this year will proceed blindly in the
same way they have heretofore. And
whcr they are defeated viii satisfy their
conscience and creditors BY SAYING: ~
thought it would grow" A farmer
ought to know without relying in 50 i'm.
portant \ matter on his thoughts.
Last year a third of the wheat in the
It totally destroyed by bad stacking.
The owner h0Hght he was stacking il
right. There is no excuse for having a
stack Of grain get wet inside. III the
grain slants the right way the water al.
ways follows the inclination of the straw.
This is an iavariable law. and il a farm
cr is SO stupid rs To stack his grain so
that the inclination is in instead of ont.
he should not be astonishcd il his years
labor has been all in vain. There has not
been q single a in the last twenty-five
but millions of dollars worth of grain
has been ruined in Iowa BY bad stack.
ing. And there is only N defect. and
the error is SO simple that any one can
comprehend and avoid it, and yet We
suppose it viii 20 on as long "a grain is
raised.
Another serious matter is letting the
work on the farm get u week behind.
After corn is planted. If il be kept q
week too long before narrowing no in
genuity a ever repair the damage. In
the growing season, if the weeds and
grass, by a weeks delay. get the start
of the corn. all of the improved ma
chinery in the world cannot regain what
is lost. II the corn is not clean and
thoroughly cultivated by the time hsy.
wheat and oats have 10 be cut, it is
impossible 20 do justice TO all Of them
ut once. A week behind Mt harvest
means 3 defeat of the profits of the
years crop. IL thrashipg is not done
before corn gathering. the latter is
pushed into the cold and disagreeable
weather. the boys are o sour and
disguised with farming. The corn is
left in the field all winter. stock and
wild animals and birds destroy one-half,
and the mortgage on the farm is not
paid of. All these evils and vexations
and losses grow out of being \ week be-
hind. And n farmer who has lived
one miserable year on this account ought
tn commence right this year. and he
always up with the timeS-fosca Stat
Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
Launched by Electricity.

In launching the gigantic English
turret-ship. appropriately named Coles
sus. recently. electricity was employed
by means of an ingenious contrIvanec
which connected the dog-shores with =
large magnet: and in = similar manner
the christening was performed sinful
taneously with the breaking Of the bot
tie over the ships O 5 a rnusieh in
strument inside an orusmented box was
set At work. and Rule Britannia" was
the result BY this time the course Was
reported clear. and as the ship gavc eri-
dence Of anxiety 10 leave the cradle II
was deemed advisable. though ten min
utes before time. to he; her 90. The
pressure Of the launching button was
followed BY 4 heavy thud. The weight
had fallen. and the dog-shores had been
Knocked away. The ship moved in
stantly. and the huge mass Of 4.4ao tom
the heaviest ever launched from the
Portsmouth yzrd-giided gracefully
down the inclined plane into the hashcr.
amid the mnSic OF the bands aud the
enthusiastic cheers Of the multitude
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Ma So1,s esrsr 10 . sss-s - rEs>s~~s
VIA . rAes7 As1kfsS iszax. vu~A sAsss o.
The ezra sars st1 - ash ssrs k= . h&x
IA fsrt<s sa=be~. kn. sz4 ~ ga tAs ts.s
Rae sNt~t co az Ia tsA&e 81 80 asars
tale. sb<ss - e~s-s&sst r~scA tAs sr~<s xzs
TIC cxs.r fs vees ssss o. basls<sA go
8 ne sxr sc>ts sz4 beet -. ruzz 1rs oy~a
AID liza sS~a - uns hsxk AL S7~nsi iAss
ed srrsk sai tore eE.oc - r&s ssi % a.
IL hAsfora saiA~s eat 90 e IA kxxr sx so.
aerstsga. sEi s.ss an: gus roarfax tsssk sx
Ere Gays TIE c1-k f<ss - sssss 1yss ks
sruc. hall. Azsi seas Sos sen5s esy ssSrxs
esan<fsg ks et.ti sseA csss AL he szSzer
seai cat D. tie sassls asz4 sss 2sga sNa lied
NorAs ssEcs a5a4sln - go tsfv.sh . uzss
h~casS q bks cAexs fos e4s't tel sGa;
q ssxy sasxy A<4@- Tsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

vhen . nan hes teea 60 fnxtEns,es - O. -~t
D b~rt.h.-<yra. yssoGA katTy-fsc~a Ne
sboahs b. ssye<Aly e.<v;zf % Arr AeaHk "A
tafaIsi vie q mother . greatly 20 70 fus4.
Sod fet, sJsaeilr1os. IN spite u kse asi essc.
ard ,sadsrussS or soxa>n f1ss o. get stk
tk- grn,rai tezits t~-fns 20 TAI. asa sesk
scss. nerv0ss prussrsfson. akees4esssea. sSc.
nake lie fa4s~rsbte. The rhe~kst~c eas s@l<,
Tie eyes sros hs;less the srsTTs ac;sa 80
1ee5soi. the pzlss seak. an. 6sSzs o. shs -
rson2ry, digestive sai snnsry osI4ss Ia &c
rrses ros restoring ssckiY ~Onsa 90 seAits
AM strcugth. DE-. GsysoSts f,los Doh al.
s2rsayAn.l. eiueis al ether asetsrfnes- Is -
. true t1uic- It's prtHeirAi iEgrot>nts ars
felios uSck sarspsnlA, @gEiPst, frn.
bachn. Cel-ry And CAiiszys haFk IL scs,ds
sP The feraAie system, aEi siil positively care
falling ~ TIE wont, irregularities. k.oo<-
nara. dyspepsia, etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

IA AKrurA B. CoHsxs, o, Nsupnrt Ky,.
writes Il u!sh % se2k a god ~ocitur Ir.
Guysott's felou Dck Sns szn2pzrfiiN Ms
vile suffered greatly from = oOmvaeatton 81
diseases, ending In = miscarriage, shkh fos
isouths confined Der 10 hsr bcd lad pc'
a. fully recovered and 81 tiraes ooEE2Aino;
severely - q feeling u tearing do@u, shic
her perio-is we're very irregular ani gave her
great pzn- Her hyslci4n seened tote doing
her no good whaicref. A fFieni fccsynrueBic
DIR Guysost's yellow Dsk AMI s~ar.apArlitA
Prom the first dssc che 5>gan - improve. sni
" now as healthy and strong a. . youns girl
! think 10 tie beat medicine In The sVrtd-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

] HAvR the utmost confidence m the mails
Enclose 81 for two boxes 90 t250 post-ofhos
order for siS boxes OF Celery and Chamoml,s
pills and | will tax all risk for money and
ecods. DR.. C. W. Benson, loo North Eu,a~
St. Baltimore, Nd Also proprietor Of hi,
new remedy and ~favorite prescription. known
80 DR.. Benson's Skin Cure, recognized every.
where a. the only safe and sure remedy Tor al
G,seascs o. the Skin and Scalp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
Could Hardly stand on Her Yc~t

r. v. PIERCE, NJ d., Buffalo. y. T.: Dehp SA
Il mast tell you what your medicine hssions
for inc. Before taking your "Fayoritc Pre-
ecription" I could hardly stand on my feet
but, by following your advice, | am perfectly
cured. The "Favoritc Prescription Is I
wonderful medicine for dcbiiifa,cd and ncryoui
females. ] cannot express how thankful ] AN
TO you for your advice. Yours truly.
Mas CoRxsLfs ALLISON. Peos,a, la
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
Maine Ne1s.

Hop B,tters, which Are advertised IN cur
columns. are a SURF cure for sgue, hlllousne.s
and kidney complaints Those who use them
cav they cannot; DC too highly Recommended
Those afflicted should give them . fair tra,,
and Will become thereby enthusiastic in tho
praise Of their curative qualiies-lori!sssd
1ryss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
-The death OF Wool HE. Jezs

The death OF Wood Hi.e. lease
James pal. who wss killed near Rich
mond. Kan. the same day that jesse
James Was buried in Missouri. was
brocght about the Coroner Jury said.
by unknown persons He was buried
rs q Pauper. the officiating minister re
marking BY way Of eGlogy that the
character At the dead man was so well
known that comment v.s UNNECESSARY
-0shv1 geA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

THH more tina, fun IL poked at the poke
bonnet the more the poke bonnet seems 10 be
pokei into public neutrality-suspicious. Fra
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
4 Trades =. UNION"

IT'S sad To- see n hove hctraie
Ia which such spicuiid strikes" arc maid
A man Who'll Undertaken life
OF welded tli-s should carry
Thasc rules Of how tD treat tar wife
Then runner waiter marry
A woman IL. you viii ~of,serv-
Ati-ireiy as shoemaker:
10 you must moide with a nerve,
And bc the mautus-maker.
You must supporter IN her style;
Give her "A pur-Fr money.
And rcc-collcttrr pleasant smile
VIII turner sweet "a honey.
when she IL scoifing usher up,
But do not once n sailor:
Give us aiirisi:" mas cauiker up,
And curcr woes that tailor.
To teller all must ie your plan;
hut gues;spnrT-Dh. ncVrri
Experience doth te Hchcr man
The wisdom uf this. ever.
On no nccounian,-ser when she
Il angry. for hOrseshocr
As yoI reply you'll sorry bs-
Agcni-le word may WOO her.
Bad drummer cpbbiers never drink,
Nor smoke tar-bakcr ever.
IL she's q lecturer don't think
To player sleep 10 clever.
Don't gay you're broker. gafn when she
IotsAYsBner yarn for money.
eser writer wctEacr V
~Lie~'i7r make 'an"yaS
g. S,eu teller psurfar show
49,. WillIncf.<Nah"r;
- cutter water go
FoaJct0r and her muthcr.
When she has soldier Sunday panu
la which you We butcher money,
Surveyor not with angry g.ancsi
just actor little funny.
You'll have a mothcr-ln-iawycr kno@
Who'll often Joiner daughter.
And when she takes your sculptor show
shes boss you Will take water.
do not make cooper lie for she-u
Detective one il spoken,
For try your arts; to conceal
You c~ant-thus trustees broken.
Keeper from auctioneer or far;
But should she driver bargain,
And buyer clerk or family Jar,
Don { say both cracked and far grin.
Let your neat dress maker respect;
Inspector own with pleasure.
Don't be "A " mason" but select
The lodge that holds your treasure.
Keep gardener. II farrncr-sails
To shield her l. your duty.
Conductor safely through flies gales.
And helper keeper beauty.
when Ger you take carpenter wright
You must hand nuthor letter.
Tor SHOULD you starter jailor- spite
You Il washer HADN'T met her.
Some merchant reason always set
when usin - makes slater
Your coming home. Don't make cadcG
Professor love nor hate her.
bartender when Won speak. Don't let
One barbcrous sioDs~cuttcr,
For men who'vc glider wife, regret
With feelings too, too utter.
Another time, perhaps, whcelwright
Some other rules We know, sir,
But these IL VIII not tutor slight,
II batter You would grocer.
III. &. Dodge. in ". y. Grdphic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

A MAY nav un3er certain circumstance Re
taken for another AMI vet na; !oox In the
vcry leas; Ike hira- Il kroE ! dat rSscrar
bic him." ss&f . yery s1sc and sd fs&1.
ETH in an u1gusricl moment I IN 5orsed the
fellows note. add I vzs taken sos him-by the
shenGr-y. y. E>rad-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

n Worlds Dtspenssry and Invalids' Hotel,
q Buffalo, n. Y, DESTROYED by Gre a year axo,
Is rebuilt and full Of patients. For "IDvaisd's
Guide Book" giving particulars and terms az
trcatEaent, address. viihtwo stamps, WORLDS
DfsrKxaAkY MEpicALAssocIAr'x, Buffalo, Ny
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

tasuy WfaB00 0E~F4rxa3 <s-~p
tko "a 90 = scs.a n Kss.<y wsss vaaeN n
var.assr Erfa<vs es<s Ecre sxr0s fAss n
SrzptseA Rrrs ssssxk sastssess -NtA<r
kss rr<~sNt~ vr<e 50 utzxSx ktsf - 49,
kssksra ss<ssissa s~A tzssers - .
k<srt 81 H. vssSs<s - KAts~v wrrs 49,
bux ssa 81 kAs eozssss<sy esrss sss ssss< uosr
Raa<na -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Mas srurR temphaticaiiy)--Poo~ Mrs. -
fcu Tscy cay thai che has been or1erst 70
warmer climate Do yog thiak he fii Eor'
EyeSh-GnH
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
..Tieir Orruu,tfop Cane I.

r. v. PiIRcE, VI. d., Buffalo, N. Y: wat
STACKED with congestion OF the lungs. sore
ness over the liver, severe pain In the Joints,
. burning fever, aud general giving away Of
The whole system. Falling 20 FIND relief Ia
remedies prescribed, ] tried your "Goldcn
Medical Discovery" Itefested ms entire cure.
Your medicines have only tn he used to be ap-
rrecia,ed. II every family would give them .
trial, nine-tsnths Of the doctors would, Ike
Otheilo, find their occupation gone. Yours
truly, I. H. MCMILLAN, " D., Breesport, NY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

TIE Boston Szas~ f. authority for the state
@snt hat, . Chicaxo hese recently fsaad e
impo.ssh,e To disguise herseH IN male attire
hccznse she could no; get her fert tkrOuga The
trOuscrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

4 Hrxrx1 ~ has been pyfax . ma "a
Cnnsesntsnopse sid be kn<g Al shees Aais.
spareA bus tksf there THY kAd sirens
A0apef IL tnke vfl BE farnished % sps1-
csssoa % car eumpasanG sOoA-F1asfalAs1
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

wKIrx 90 Mrs. Lydia r Pinkham, No ~
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets
relative TO thr curative proI critics Of her Sego-
table Compound In all female comllaintsL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

UNCLE" ssia ayoung ras-sl 10 his surthy
relative, that Inaa oyer there ~ssts TO sc<
you" What docs he xSnift dunno,
diin't AK him - uncle ssanterei over q
where the stranger sst. AMI said: ID yoG
wish To sec Inc, ARR M. sir" IL brg par
coR, but | vas told by that young maa ovel
there that you sansei TO see me" 80 ! ID,
30 ] DO. I've been blind these ten years. and
want 10 ace anytsR!yw
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

THIRTY yesrs IL said TO Be the life Of . ioco-
motive Possibly thsy would live longer Il
they did not smoke 90 much.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

u Every color OF the Diamond Dyes IL
perfect See the samples ~ the colored cloth
At the druggists Give them one trial AID
you will always use them
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

BxRTHA NINA Of yev York. x-ei Only
ss1.eea pears, has succeeded In s~saiiDstnx .
ten dollar god pscca Hers yo1r savings
bank, yoanx eerfiem1n-kssirs Yrx PraL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

"lf's no use 20 feel Of ne wrist, dcctheY,"
sa;f Ps;, when the physicizn began takisg HE
rnlse. '-the pain l. not there, sun; It's in me
lid entolre!y."-B0<ses Tnaaaersp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

The boy b was kept after school Tor bad
~orthoSnsphy said he Was spe.i bound
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

TBS paimy days Of . boys life n. those IN
which he gets properly spAnkedby his moiAer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

FLIES, rcschea ants. bed-hugs, rata, mice.
erovs, cleared out by Rough on Rats Ic-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

II docs sgxrsyate . man 90 think hat
vkze his vic isat afraid so tackle hxrz and
neasiy yznk NJ besd o. she 8 MISTY sefroe
tied bya cos thss he cas- eksss cut a ~
gard q sry time
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

STAKE back the heart thol gavcst" He
was . butcher. and she wanted liver. They
don't speak now.-SI Pssf DlpafeA-