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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Preparing Hor>craii h.

\ grower If hor>craiish for the mar
ket gives the following directions for
preparing if for sale. The roots. which
are crown from sets started caiv
in the SprinE. come Ia maturity and ~
dug in the month of November Ia e
stored for winter use. Vt the time -
digging the main root i frNci from all
smaller ones, and tho small roots irn
covered for sets again in the spring.
The largest roots are what NAV tee
called ">praElv." EVERYTHING intended
for grinding y covered in sand n \
basement cellar Ia prevent willing. and
i du- out IN quantities n wanted. |; =
first washed. then scrapcd and Jared
clean, ami the crowns cut of. These
are thrown away. n, they are of no -alue
for producing new plants. The Ind-
i'm or grating i done on \ perforated
tan cylinder that turns IN 4 close wooden
box which stands about breast high.
The motion i produced 10y the foot N
the same way that \ lathe or CrintStone
i turned. As the ground roo soon
loses its white color IN the ar. a small
quantity only can lie ground n /, time.
This i mixed with vinegar and put st
once into bottles ani corket i-h;ly.
The bottles are aftcvwaUi >eIed bv
dipping the cork in prepared ~
The labelling completes the wo&. l. i
only prepared a fast a. sold. ieevin-
the raiish IN a dark. cool phce viii
not keep the pure TOO; from l~nE it,
strong taste: and n bottle of the pre-
pared TOO left Ia stand oyca must be
freshly ground 10 lie good The IN
ground %; retain their fu,i strength
n long ashley rcmain perfectly covered
from the air with sand. Freeing does
not hurt them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Raise "a Few Craps.

There J. nn objection - raising many
rr.,,.', on 4 fam. and mu~t farmers
would tinl IL pr,.i'lh'" Z" dn -. liu'
,y.ry man who cu.iiNut"- 4 piece 4
land uf II ~Ir. from that ui \ yI.lIr'
ganirn Ia 4 farm embracing I section.
snuGil raise grapes enough for t"''
supply az himself nui family. y" iuI;
j. - easily and cl"lu,N raised n grapes.
W hayrylrsc'i,~ 80 hard, thtiiurNlues
viii stand - much "Eu STIR" - apple
tres an lee more hA'il t. bear. VOL
rooted Concord grapes can D.. obtained
IN many plact> FOR "a lime each or y
pcr dozen. They will produce several
clusters 20 the vine the second year after
the. are planted out No costly ~ts,!.'-
j. ucr"~>ar, t. support them. They can
to- tNinrd {" stakes. fences, post. or the
~iiys q; haIliIugS. They may %" male
To- cover ari~,r~ and serve the purposes
al u~ruamruralinu. With a f-N vines "a
start with II i very easy Ia multiply
them b. cuttings. y grapevine "nc.'
established and we'll taken ear. ut Will
continue Ia produce fruit Tor twenty
wears. Grapes rank among the most
excellent food They arr the cheapest
Injuries tia; can lee enjoyed on farms.
During the time they are rip" they
should bc - abundant that ever, one can
have a supply. They are the best when
eaten ~ they are picked from the Vine,
but they make excellent pics and sauce.
They are the SupcrJur~ If most fruits for
canning purposes. Il i often easier
aud cheaper la make wine than cider,
- IA cru~hcr or expensive press i re-
CURED. The wine can be- converted IN.
tn vinegar if desired. No fruit except
carrautS make A. good jelly - grapes.
Rul for all this and for all that many
persons continue Ia deny Themselves
grapes. which are - easily produced a,
n corn and poiato.S.-CaI-Iyp Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
4 French Spectators Ruin.

Tins gentleman WAS leading n quiet.
easy. law life. with Ms rational fortune
II about Gt".ou francs placed in iive-,4cr
cent. stocks. The Union Was founded;
he saw in the Board of Directors come
oi the hest anne of France names
which hal hitherto been >pot'e>S lie
took 5.u'n shares, on which be paid one
fourth. which was called. This absorbed
So. tss-that i IL say. his Whole
fortune. The shares rose. rose. first
gradually. then icyc-i>hl,. under the
excitement Of \ Wild speculation. The
jews sold; the Union bought Is own
shares: the shares rose To- $500 francs.
Nv gentleman was then able 20 rralize
l5.es.e1 of francs. Ali his friends
urged him - 10 -. No; the shares
would rise higher: he had faith in the
enterprise and it, leaders. They rose
10 500 fEIBr>. when suddenly the
panic anne the Union hal bought -
MANY of - own shares that AL
il resources We're gone, It's enemies
were advised nj n; they sold and
sold and literally threw ont Of the
window. shares which the Union could
M longer huv. In 4 single day the
shares fell hy the thousand francs The
unfortunate millionaire saw his millions
dwindlc under him. and in the course oi
a week he VAS ruined. He never sold.
the Cri>S WAS 80 Sudden that h. had no
time for reflection. and his stupid faith
only vanished when everything had
vanished And what j. his position
now The syniicS OF the failure will be
obliged To rcalizc the assets. and TO
make acall for the thrCc-iuurth> of the
shares still unpaid and still subject TO
call. They VIII demand from him alone
the sun II 2.I75."1 francs. which he i
absolutely incapable OF paving. What
will he do? Blow ont his brains.
like the nineteen men who have ALREADY
done 81 since the CriSiS.-PdrtS Cor. v
!. Ercriag Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Potatoes Under Ntr.w.

Several years ago there was much
said about growing p~puioes under
straw. and We published AZ the time
several reports from thre who had
tried the method with success Inter
est in the subject appears . he renewed.
In judge from inquiries. The method !
very simple The land : prepared in
the usual manner ana tls rows marked
of; the sets are droppeIalonc the rows
and very slightly or NJ 4; al covered
with soil. The whole ield, or bed. il
then covered with eight 81 ten inches
thickness of old striS. Nothing more
is required until tg-ing time. unless
some strong weeds should make their
way through the sraw. and these ma,
be pulled IL Is claimed that the Weld
is larger and ite potatoes SIRE much
haadSoner thsn those treaei in the
usual manner America. jgsesAarSt
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
FGEthS 0r \ SnNNtNRVIi>T.

.InLunE + Robbers bad h.rp , drum
Iu.r rpt IN one uf the p..imruI. 81
NV l.rh State Volunteers. and ar ih.
CLOS. oi the War. aiirr luirrrur about
his old home in Auhurn a few months.
importumrl me- io rrromnan, h.rl rofhr
NJ unur,nutbn.l fa,r,, ,,,. r,.tur.I
fhr Great Mr,t a, an Eld,r,In 1YI
t,f,l-n as II. ca,,i',I To Inns r~,nit,l
th.g,tnn.. ~ directed onr course, hpr.
ILL.,. rh.u-aud, vino had preceded NJ
v..rryrlt brr. nnly Ia Lr Ji.,rr.int,d
Tn. r..i.s ~, had ,>,,..t,I =, maj
s.om,4I a., r,moi.. =, lb, tnu,r,,n Of
,.ufb r,,,.,j o., H., Loon ", ,y,r.
Ji-..ur,a..l however nply ,ft.- pu,o,r-
son. ag,.utYrr. and fsiilrr..s common tn
bn,~ Who had for lin. rr.r limo invaded
- I,-.,. .ify Jh,u y.f,r,urInyr hs,.ls
,,.p tl.. IA, rl;.,l ,.,ri,,l ,rH .,,t..h,
,-a,l,, mon, 81; Nn.b.,,iur .m.n~ fin,
agricultural district, nf Mirhi.ap Dan
IN, .Yr bri,f >r,, in ,bi,.,r, nay
r,T,,,ujnn fnr m, first Inn, dr,,l,n,I
Tho rrruliarlirs IF 4 ~~omnamhui>t
The excitement incident Ia The daN'S
,I,.,tur,s continued vi,b L;u ~,
,,,,Lt aul ,,.,f,,J his Jrc,nS Tho
,I,,,.,nr,,p ~, u,,,ty : ,,, ana
~p.,,~,lh ,.,r,ur, Il i, \,i,L,r ,f
Ill I,l ,,,,.b ,,rrrj,ur, IN ,,-p;rr
,,r br.,3 ,f,,r ia. S'.rirfur,I cod. and
b.r,n,ri.,.E,., f,rrpi h,~r.f,r.,,>,I
.,.-.k, -, ,,,,,,r r,h,~t. th,
w,,l u,s u~,rti.ul,rIy T,rI,,,,,s an,l
~. h,,-l., ,,.c,b,.r viii ,b,. r,r.n,
.>,if.,n.nt r>,rricp,rI tended 10 H..
,r,..,. II. ,Y.r,,l ,..,ntricity ma.
,.,,u,-
~ L.. a., v,.r, ;,S,,,~,br,, anil by
-, "a. I,3r,,l IN % small l,l-rn,I,
oi,.ninr into The >i.'iur-rnnm ni a large
So, IN, +, ri. room tbcre wa>
-, ,,. window which v,s within 3,
-, -, ,b, ..,,y,.i ", ,lv,N.
-, =, ,,r n,I T,.r.,brr and rlr,h
al. .r.~a.i,. ~, .,,,, ,.b,.rful con.
nn.,i,r - .nhL,ul, w,,,'l ,ny com
- f,u ol.,.n ;r,r s., ,,r r,p,.rS,
-. ,,4~.. Inr ,Ya The rr'v
"..,. Ib,l, If l~.,rr,rs;p.~ hat he b3,
ia ~, n, l,oI of hi, ,i,iB dream,
Ey m ah,T,n. rh,nr, in the sub.
= ;, 81, ..rtt,r, ar ~ s,ua ;r
naI r,,,o~L
- moments az sil.ncr v,ulB FL.
ms IONS STATE. am
-, SO silence wou,I h, broken. and
Il, ,,.,-,iS Mguil become coherent
- h. MS >ruul asleep ~,ccpiuo
"nrr,my indeed. that Il, no ro>tih!,
m-,,iJ h., H., awakened uniil. a,
"n- .r,r,erh,I his .1,rn }c.,m,
IA, | had "a kr,n r,,i>l
- -, ,,i,ri,inmrni which the freak,
=, ,br ,nunr >.rmnamhu it afforded.
' ,.,.,UII did for HIM Tho worst
=" limo rhat | could 10. hy reply.
-, ~ b:> unconscious talk. thus ir
wLaf wa< raniih 3c,c,opiar in.
m,lajY.
a,tbr beginning If his experience 4,
Nnr,ohnj,r. he confined himself I,
,oriS- nut these were q supple.
,c,t,I with deeds. 70 my surprise. h,
suddenly araSr. one moonlight night.
nartiallI dressed himself, and almos,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

F~LrgTRItry ia certainly 4 Npr !er'g th.rE.
Thor a a. e~lr.frlc h-ir'-u~h warranted ~
make the iri- r--v AMI cure tsliashc. Al
ar t..ctrir f~su brush that vUl cure several
Other ills that f,sh q, heir TO. sri nos Z
some ,r.os sil.ruE ogt IN ~c."ctsy clothes
lrush "a Vii maze an Oh SAX ? clothes
Ic-k ans! scar Ike uev - can eel thousands
a. a ln.lag apiece. or three fuT tsp dollars
NOrrstJs, EvaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Two Organs.

Regulators, tle stomach. second ~ live
esvrrsly the irsl. a. - 20 reform ts-ir
functions perfectly All va -, remove q,
ic1s; nine cen tsc,ti,i's q a. tie i' ifE;
usuk!n! 5 heir -. IN ;Eis % arE O'hsr cl-
rsie. Hr BIttrr~ il the o-'v thing that 81
give perfectly bea.iay nAisr@! action - iArss
two o.s-Is-A-.EI gsrnCy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
;han ra.,ins ar. AAIa -: 4: IN

I~rTTFR itan IHtiInS ~ tAAlN ~ y ~
pogaI G--ST = tsc ssajus Sc e. ~. e. y
TcUsrn. baltimore. NJ. frri-1 t1r~s z "a
c,lcrv sni Chamomls Pl's. SEisa cure uS-.
ous d .easr. quiet ibc mind bruE on rsfrr.h.
!nE se-1 and prcEe1; rsTaivss Tho sam
suo.-t all hlv a; vCgr trE-s's. lie =
In W AID potulsr SKIN Cure. the T.TI.s'
ar STANDARD remedy f5r a. sap AL SAG
diseases
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11


'"'" nv
80" '"' ""'.
-a.'~ '''' 49, pNa'' 81 HF',Fl mortar
1'"h 'SH ''t AN' an
'h2 va "a' h'SA' "il
80 H "'"'~s g%- hA'I%'R'
''''S az
M 'h. avn "iH dTihAAFl ASAin
n 'AA' n I'D" 81" n.
ann. oi- - ANaF "sh h'ia
h~i"'".' nan DOWN M" iur cellar
~" ~ VIZ ""F.A'i nova i"' ''t4i
~ S-'~ i~44 ~ ~'A's "a
re.
Inc pr Aa1 ".I''1'F
20. am - ",.'' HiHIAr ~tiA i"'
d i't
i-''' ''- '-' "". % "Tf
.''i' ''ii..t % -.. '- aat .as"H--
i.'4 ilt s'iHf '"'-.'-t.'7 "EE" a"t
- me- "a h' "t-'.H. BOO IEr 30
"a.h 50 ~ much . 10 ats HI-
y - ti' -Fs - = deal mute u Is
' .Ha. Boz. ".a.l maze re
AR S~HIuau-1H> Hl'' o.. profanity WIN
a"a~. iae only tnH't r. De- pos
81 u "hai %" Hn! dom" lI d.. Soc.
Ma ia ia" 'fgi" F"r't" .'Hn q dn-tni
'H" nts De- baked Iar -1.ari' al--a-!
arfI -..,ug.ftrr.I ., y-... f., .- O..
'r. g~..f.Er, r--t. .r.r =. ,..u
a. add
-Yr--.rray / hal e, v,Jg Il ai,,n, -
teen MIL.
H. ,r.. r.f.r.I D.. ,-,-.r. l.,c g..
hal ....r. Z. . r,.-..l -..r.., .r.F
.J.r...!.. f.y- u..,. 4.,,.- r,. 81.
,I,.. d.. ,...,,,.. .1~--H.-
Eli Oh. -,.-s ana ..,,. I..,., ,H.t
h.., t. E..i ,,r...l ,, r-.E4.-,
r,~-,.,.g,... and f,g.. ,.g, f..T,f, .-'.
H-v.,. - 30. ., ,.r. 10 IT,. 60
.r .,r...- E.-r-l ~ a., ,.I......
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..~r..u,ig l- -...r.t y..r. ,H. I..f
.,g as,. ., ,t. ...t,. ....., 10, ,F.
....-.f 49,. 3D. ,,t ..I ~
A.r ian, - f. r,,- ,,f ,,.,.,h
f,-,, I'm ,,I.', D.. a..t l.., .I-.., H..
,l. go, iii &C.,, a. H.. ~.
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,.,.l 80 ~. 90. 80.
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-.
49,. -.
'' 80 ~
10 '''''' "a. '....' "'. 80
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ia'i't'- IL N'H' 10 ''H's' !I'i'tE-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

The wi~c man makes go attempt 2.
iu III. training act after marriage. tU'
allows himself q h- trained. submitting
gracefully. ~ be- docs 1" death r.l 'A'
~, y,'I"rer. knowing that j. f- 'l
possible - work his wife up 90 = certain
model which ., hi- iirll. b. determine.
'o j., D., vi" do tina, w,Jk ipT l,u.
and however announcement Z ma g., nj
times. hc b, the happier flr u, appear.
better for h.. pa,sc- muster m society
and j., held mp ~ an cNomp.Hr e. r.
ira.;.gy husbands who kIsh On 'a" ht..
ness OF have the tcmcu'y Ia dispute 49,
ihuri'y.= f.tu.y Iy..ags.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

AZ .Gtc,li-cai Aiy 4sNeI q sc-,r-1- ~
W. zt-zt onu;'ri.ac lie sur r; . Ls-s.
IN roo cut rEi that z-lrzlr -. r."
ssA! ;ss Artist Tie ANNA. kAs t-ra ;A~-e a.
tie tine, ] onlT tock tie Rarusc fro@ 1r1-z-
kIZ-iEz. : A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
. .


Flower, too. tie umc q sunny
Spain know veil h"W - employ a,
weapons # cuiJ.'ry Cluster, ugrt'h-.
and sprays 'hcy >,lG.oU. avoid, "a. u".
suitable {" their l,-hiag style e b.. .a,s,
and, with Unborn tao, CONSIDER g ..,sr
rose II dsma,k hue sufficient - SET ~
the raven color ui their hair and the
shining black or laIl.ins wh,,r 4 ta,.y
mlutiill. Many-tiut.l Apw'r- rh,y rc-
serve Tor their puIuc's OF cprt"'.."-, 'u
throw, them. II need be-. Ia a iay,-i;r
singer on the stage or L. The fashionable
maladpr ia the arena. IL 'he grt.lcfr.
Il spanish ladies ~ ceremonial coca
SONS u proycrbial, their subtle grace Il
attitude aud movement when uui-t,rrrl
hy c]'isuct's Is no, less remark bile.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

n Is asserted over anI Hr-r fAa' a-rt--7
shl--sus life but zLro a chap -o~s arHfaSr
fci.Hs fesG.uE b. gri sAui~ lEEss a. a -
NJ = Ae- - - =; 49, Al BID as -.
te calm Not b : b1i.Ak-Lf--: Frs
Ir~S
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

one IN s,Gli removc be hI-!1n. nos tlraE
SruaGi AMI ra-'s $1,000 beCA-se a street az
accommodated him ". J. SsIr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

WAY Of sd sn Ter d-A;LEsl = 80
TeuitsHfi4. r%.L A4 aaEl t-eE = --eA'
s.rCc- more 'hAu s-h-y vasr a-I aiu
kn0s IT" An n! csFs~~i z-zr. rbs rl-
Ivci With her . iua- tguc. crdziueG IAzs
] snos-I !: al i1e tzc - Iwk I@
Er.H-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

Women once had all their rights.
The ancient Egyptian bridegroom took
the name of his wife. instead OF giving
his name Ia her: and Egyptian on. in.
stead of being called after their fathers.
Were designated by the name of their
mothers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

THE Kans. civ Tr> r,por's th,t -.
book kc.Icr.u'etr! vcrr ~s~ve--lT and ? a
hong time. With rargmt:tsn IL tEel -
Ja.oJa oi alI vas c.ro! b, one bottle 3 70.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

SCrNTTST- s4F the D.; hr!z :~s . CT
rel, st yoG Ssh - 5a;,er ! &C ests- y
-oDc i.hcIt. aii1s 2 - rs -~url czs2~.sT
a. yea have - d. = 20 cal I'm = Z1sHAcll
-iSeu I'm
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

The bank, Of the k~aiatnarop River a
>tf'iin on which thr.. wood w.-. 10
Gated. "" found some 81 the clothing 81
tic missing boy. fastening % our
nom" for Instruments With which 2,
lFtg The river fDr the drown q BODY. our
I'tiua surprise can only p. ima-.urI
when, on entering "a" hsg-~. tn family
reported that tn lost ha.i hc,u fsupl
mat hc had but a bofp-. On
tered hi@ rpym through the window
from which b" had taken hi. Gl,hi af.w
hours earlier, and that hr ~, then on
ne hei, aud IN a profound -,.f,ar.
Entering ia" lodging apartment. w
Hound E.m a the family r~-r-r-.u'ri
IL" clothing which be- hal worn during
- H~nc"n-rinu, i.,"ur Iay urun ia.
h""r, drcuca",i by d.. miluigt' bath in
me rlE"r. w -HUgi; o. oG- &, a~...-
the sleeper. W -spat h.m. and then
raising hIn up in bed. dashed r,li water
III his face. and - al e which be
laughed again. auI exclaimed:
do - some more
"Nhare has" ypu hacu2'' I inquired.
In a swimming, was the l]acoul.
rcply.
-. WI -r q, .,
49,. ~. go
r,~. r,,I. - y
H.. g..
a.. g..
~ A.,
las. F,
-. .
|
'.
."'". III - -
"' ''.,' "' ''
'" '' .'' .' "'' III .
= ".'''' an MAINTAIN '"''''' -
. '.' !' 800. ''.' '"'
'.''' '' W. @"VH'-.I u" Ia 'n.'h
10. h'@H' b'i"i' -, 'fi"i'.l "t"T, "i'
WITHOUT -'i"'+- ~" p'.'" """T' "e
''NI''r 'ir hafh h-l been taken Wa
anon, ~" highway, aHI h'Ir Sc ""-
..'F'I Inc Ia -a.h- GiiihfH' AHl h"''i
.'i.' ana here "a- y'"hr' nap At dat
h..tA h' som" iu"". p1s-"r-D!.
Possibly a week hal elapsed. and
i"Hn Robert had b" ora" L. "r"I."'I'p
~" boss 81 t- property. when one
morning. on iuTuin" over . r~aii-H"~Ar!
measure IN ;hr barn 'hgnH IN wh .A hc
had passed "I Do" iir-' night uiEau-
ifIr'., Ga" E'-', watch. money aud all
W.T." found. / hai tanned up 3D." prop
cgiH where the uHHo. lad unconscious
y hui H.
From the tim" Il hi first al."u'u-r,
the ~"muamhu.l-i rarely T.wp.u'l in
bed Hn onr,r" night. Scarcely tml his
lr.ti touch 'n" pillow ls!prr ho would
De- asleep. and then nap am "ll. The
novelty wearing FL, aul confident that
lr could tab" ear. II himself. we ceased
4" follow hm. ami only learned OF many
"f hi, movement, o., hf- own report,
after, given ia most graphic style. and
alwa}, referred 10 a, 10 what IA. did
N~"-icrlry.'
Whom in his s"munmhuli-iic state
The few it"uiti,s which hr then com.
mau'!rd appeared tohr intensified Into
thrm hc Wa capable 81 -o~ncrnirl'iu.
ail hi, mental a'ul physical siren rh.
When avail" hr VA, an lulilrr.n, CON
yor-u'iunui- r. asleep o." often became
brilliant. Naturally rather clumsy. as
a -rmnamhuliat h- became rs agile IS 4
chipmHuk. | could measure strength
with hlm by DAYLIGHT ami not bee over
matched. hN ui.ht | was t. him a, 4
pivmN Ia Titan. Whom himself. he
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

II orc,sux,rIr dr.. Into ror'r7 A. 49,
nan sci! war; Le '.l, .u'1 go ~I.taTa Al sasts
b..L-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
IHr -a.rur,h. --.n,,h,.

The Bstoa qAye- sAv TIE girls 90 ths: ~
have os-ua "a SesE police Esllst hEtS n1
sA0-A lie Boston Tay-r zE1 tle S@-a1
girls Il ibcy - 70 inzitsl- Z To- Brst1 . -
Ice. thcy vtH uc.er cath : z4--ISfrz:
Pcs All TrAza<
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

"AIy'T hat ! ,os~T --f:s- I1ku. tzai -
rcsAa a. to- stopr~4 o-~~t- - Ieo1a-ts
cage -NzsL - s1i3 Jok- . tui tEra - $
d7r62ily fTeSol ant L. -E@-r& gga.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

THE CGfIaz comic papers hE--1s- OF
n4vv Sns.r p>o;le raa ~. As-gitar E.sre,;
tuse - Ntf,zys
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

MI hoy, sasd . c-o1Sc.ea:lo1s teAcEe-
do VOC sDo~ tie rezsun uhv I q cs .
Whip yoat" Yes rVlao. t5e here.zL &c
cause vou'rc h-S-r thai Al
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

Tuy T'Nra Y. " Eirota ohs"rve' pr-
dr.rs 81 rrnrt lat = J@sgbs OF GOES Il
like hot cascS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

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n,naren, Breeds OF Cattle.

Ta.f Field aad Farm.
The Short horn was perfected in the counties Of
York and Durham, England, from stock brought
from Holland. Il produces ae'h a, the expense
Of all other qualities. Tue Hereford originated
Ia the western par, Of England. from two cows
owned by Benjamin ThOnpkins. Il i' the great
rival Of the Short bora for the butchers block II
Is coming into favor 10 the United States because
It's constitution is hardy and i,s ae'h firm. The
Devon is Of al old race in North DevoashiFe.
England. Il Is smaller than the Hereford.
il good work animal, and its beef i' prired BY
butchers. The Polsd Angus Is hofnle'' breed
from Scotland. tis black, with frame for tax
ing on ae.h, aad ha. been found sxeelien, cross
for the long horns Of the plains Of Texas. The
Hols,ein 10 black and Of Dutch origin. II is
mainly Recommended for its milking qualities.
The Ayrshire, from Scotland, belongs to another
great dairy breed. The Jersey is lawn COW.
Its milk is rich, although the yield is not always
large. The fashionable families are in good de-
mand just now. bu, they are possessed Of delicate
eonstitutions Il looks TO Us as IL there would be
q tumble 10 prices before long. and then some
body will be hurt.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16

On and after Monday, Jaiy 10. lss2, Passenger
Trains will leave Hillen Station daily. a. follows
9.55 A. M.-Memphis and Atlanta Express for
Westminster. New Windsor, Union Bridge, Blue
Ridge. Hagcrs,own and all points on Shenandoah
Valley. Norfolk and Western, East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia, Memphis and Charleston
Railroads and their connections.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
7.So A. M.-Maii. for Hanover, Frederick. Rm-
Eittsburg, WI ynesboro'. Chambcrsburg, Shippens-
burg. Hagcrstown, wiiliamsPort and intermediate
stations.
1905 A. M.-Aecommodation, for Union Bridge
aud intermediate stations, and for Hanover, Get
tysburg and points on II. j., II. g. R. R.
(threugh care.
200 p. .M.-Aeeommodation, for Reisierstown
(Glyndonl and intermediate stations.
400 T. M.-Express for Mt. Hope, Pikesviile,
0wings' Mills, Glyndcn, Westminster, New Wind
cor, Union Bridge and principal stations west, also
Frederick Through carl, Emmitisburg. waynes-
boro, Pa, Chambcrsbarg. Pa, Shippensburg. Pa.
5.?5 p. M.-Aecommodation for Z. Bridge and
intermediate stations. Hanover, Gettysburg and
stations on II. j., II. a q. n. X. through ears.l
go r. M.-Accommodation for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations.
SUNDAYS.
$40 A. M.-Aecommoda,ion for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations.
9.55 A. M.-Msmphis and Atlanta Express.
3P. .M.-Accommodation for Union Bridge and
intermediate stations. Hanover, Getty sburg aud
points on II. j., II. a q. X. X.
Trains arrive 1t Hillen daily, 7.o5P. NJ; daily
except Sunday, 7.30, $40, HAS A. NJ, SIS, $40,
Pm.
An trains stop =, Union, Psnnsyivania avenue
and Fulton Stations.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-16

The Baltimore Day Of recent date contained an
Interesting article on Greenmount Cemetery, from
which We extract the following: "while stroiling
alsng the attention Of the reporter was attracted
TO three heais,Ones In n lot Immediately In rear
ofthe Booth monument Upon inquiry the fol-
lowing peculiar fact was learned: German
named LorsnE Jacobs had TO wives-one died in
lsls, the other in is72--both we're buried In the
same lot. Shortly after the death of the second
wife the husband crested three healstonss, one
ever each wife, and in the center he erected stone
which is to mark his own grave, he being still
alive At the top Of the stone Of the hrs. wife is
hand pointing toward the center stone. with the
Inscription, "Iiere rests my husband.' On the
stone over the second wife's grave 10 also hand
pointing toward the same heads,one as the other,
with the Inscription, "Iis Is mine also" On the
hsadstOns Of the husband are two hands, one
pointing towards the FIRST wife's grave and the
other towards the grave Of the second wife, and
above 10 the Inscription, "Both these are mine"