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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

sister. and she has just escaped pneu.
mouia.
Tie truth flashed upon me. You
are an impostor. sir, | exclaimed.
"ycrr ssrcr@ tcemt|ts MINK So. safd
he. cnmplaccntly.
II haven't any sister" said l.. in my
turn.
He wheeled sharply about: "Who is
Miss Bell, then?'
81 am all the Miss Bell that exists"
i n swered. grimly.
What he exclaimed; "you are
the petted darling who wanted TO be a
poet and an eSsayist and Lord only
knows what all? You are the only
child of wealthy parents? You are the
lovely creature who sits in a pink bou.
doir and writes verses with a gold pen
and on p~eriumed paper?"
Yes said 4, desperately.
Screvcn dropped into a chair and
rOared. "A sell all round!' said he.
And then he laughed until he cried,
while ! quietly stole away back TO the
hotel, a saddcr but 4 wiser man. ftp
plncOLCS Wtyd1tne.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
~ TTCTTS,

isin- The hymn of the Conquered, who fell in
the battle ot life
the hymn OF The wounded, the hehten. who
died oT'rwhrlmerii III the strife; 3
Not th" iuhlltut som of tn GICtDrS. for whom
IA" r'SuIndju- acclaim
N Nations wa~ lifted Im chorus. whose broys
woe III" CiIpicf of fame
But thc hymn 81 the bow aud the humble, the
weary. the broken In heart,
WHO S'ruN" and who failed, acting bravcly a
silent and desperate part:
Who's" N"uth h"rc no Hover ON its branches,
WINS" hopes burned in ashes away.
From who's" hands slipped the prizc they had
" I-'"a AT, wao stood at the diving of drv.
Win in" work "i their life all around them.
implied, UNDECIDED, alone,
With bath ~wpppiug down o'cr their failure.
ana all hut their IA IN oycrthrOwn.
While rEc voice Of the world shouts it's chorus.
IL pHan for those who have won
White IA" trumpet - sounding trium phant,
AMI high TO IN" breeze and the sun
H1t banners are waxing. hands ciapping, and
h%urryIny feet
1hrou-IaE after The iaurcEc.owncI yictors-I
stand on the field uf defeat.
In III" -hai"". mung-t th"S" who are fallen,
aud wounded a~nddyIuy-lnd there
hauf n requiem low. plac. my b md ON their
p:In-kn"tted hrowS, breathe a PRAYER:
Hold The hand that Is helpless. and whisper:
They only the victory win
VIII hay" fought the good tight and hive van
guI-n"i IA" demon that tcmpts Us within.
VIII have h"Al to heir faith unsrduc-d by the
prize taa' tho W rid hulis on high:
Nhu have dared tor a nigh cause To sugcr, re
-i-t. nEht-.i need br, to die"
Ap'1h. II story VIII" ar" lies ~victorSg Tn
roll fhy long anual- AMI say
N iE". m H~r whom ih' world called the VIC
tors. who won the SUCcr-S Of a dayy
lh" Na'1HrS. or Nero, The Sparians VINO fell
"a I~h'rmppvIF'S try-t,
pT Ihn Persian aud Nerves, His Judges. or
~orraj's, Plate, or thristE
-I.iI,l uE,gr ErJa -ilr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
HOME, FARM AND GARDEN.
according 10 the results Of tho ep-
perlments made At the Name STATE AZ
-r.~sS.~p-$ ,sss~e~ vt~x-$aS r~~-r--

r~~s%-r-te v.-.-,-n.~ r*-s-f-t c-r.-
cooked t-,3y bcttcg than iaosc fed
or co'.& iesSL.- E-E -.
{ Chicken Cream After boiling =
chicken mlacr II a1lthenru through 4
wire sieye.sDx ~s,h as,ae crrap ani =
, couple 0t"-C (Gr gOTeIi MT TOO rich
for 81 Invalid. stve- according -
; ta$e with pepper. sat, ct, steam n a
tan AMI >eryerOL.
! -German Mullins My \ gu1S ~
wheat four with = Pint and a hall OF
milk a little warm. iELt 4 teacup!ui
, good yra>t. twocEg, wei beaten. i tea
spoonful. VI salt and Two tIb.",pvOutg->
/ me-. 4 butter Sc, tn batter - rise
in L warm pl4 @. antwhen riser butter
your muffin So and hake quiusly.
Horace Grre.cy>> Nance PIe.-A
; cup Il "a sins chopped ilne, Il cup (
sugar. one IL mp,a>-cs, = OF vinegar,
4 Tablespoonful Of cinnsmOn. : tcI-
~pooufuSoi loves. one and a half cups
81 sJI.. CgaHaers. .,OkcH. If~i putyer-
uei. f. tin, at! Two cups OF boiling
water ar! a'.,i.e -l't.
I. = c~puvrnien, - have = bottle y
INV ts- = y ~ 800 " "a III hANHAh
en-. where ii cal he rcaiy Tor use u
any moment. \ simple and good
u.ng for cleaning ulcNc.p.a,cd ar,I-
I. c.cs : mad ~ follows Take half !
cuu 81 whiting. I'LL IL with WAR. put II
IN 4 hottie All adj 4 iea,pooufGt or =
TITLE more OF ammonia
live Cheese. This j. IN excellent
q iUy 10 have ready FOR an emergency
aLru something extra i dr.irei for
D~rcakia-t. Boa "a beef, liver. heart
-lni tongue; remove ~ The hard and
anew parts and chop -" r.maiud r
tine: add Ia this half 4 pOundm hOiiet
pork also chopped fine; season II with
sweet herbs, some grated nutmeg. .
bIN leaf, the flavor Of an onion. pepper
and salt; pat j. in a pan AMI pre- upon
i, 4 heavy weight. In 4 few hours urn
=, ont in i solid cake for the table.
Corn Cases Tor breakfast One
rup OF Indian meal, two cups q: four,
three cvy,, yoIk~ and whites beaten
srra-a'eiy. a small ,elcup of sugar.
hall y u IF butter. two cups Of rich.
nUr milk. n tea spoonful. each u: soda
and sat. str the butter until creamy.
bcIt The yciks TO a iruth and the white,
until >ti!I. AM put together lightly.
HE sat AMI soda should be MIXED
thoroughly with the lour and meal
Next str the batter into the middle.
turn in the or, ami sugar and beat -
II batter. Now. ~ this mixes. adj the
sour mIlk. stIrrins rirIdi.. Beat hard
until smooth and light. Bake IN hot
gem-plns ur >ma.. cakc-tinS.
The best material for cleaning coat
.ol'arr AMI grease spots of al kinds Is
pure brnz:nc. The art Gle j. sold al
Ii" principal drug store, in cities. That
used by painter, Is not pure enough.
and has 4 very unpleasant odDr, which
IN" pure article has not. and the ltt'c
which il has 10 disappears. II this
rannot be obtained, strong alcohol
nIncty-tyc per cent? viii clean collars
vcry well. y mixture %; siroJT alcohol
and water Of ammonia is also use J..
The troub', with all these liquids i
that not enough = used; 4 SINAI. quln-
titv Only So.lcnS aud spreads the grcIsc
spot, the should he applied in Su'i-
Gent quar'ity and repeated To not only
dissolve the foreign matter but la wash
~ ont
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
The Cars Couldn't Mil Him.

Frank Kemp IL a genius, physically
speaking. l. Will be- IciE,mlrycd that
Frank was thrown from the trucks Il =
car on the -. Joseph & Western last
spring. He hal been IN Kansas and
IA, ou ms Nay home. Being IA vt
money, he undertook Ia ULc on tho
trucks, but fell asleep and then fcll of
under the wheels. hen the train g.;
through with him. he Wa in = very de-
muralIz-d cOud,pn. Both icg, were
crushed into a mass, one Of AIS ears was
cut off, his nose WAS split open and hJ'f
Il dozen deep, ugly gl,hc- were cut in
his head. He was picked up aud taken
- the hospital IN thIs cIts, where oH"
leg Was amutatcd below the knee and
'hr other half way between the knee
and hip Joint. When Kemp was taken
Ia the hospital nearly cyery u thought
he would die, hut the fellow Was plucky
and fought It through, with the help IF
the physicians. When his limbs were
amputatcd he refused to take chiuro-
form, and underwent the operation with
heroic foriitudc. Whcn h. became con
val">cent, through the kiudur>, IL the
Judges of the County Court, h. was
conveyed To the County Poor Farm,
where he remained until Yesterday, u;.-
der the care Of Dr. France. Yesterday
he lett the Farm as fat and hearty ~ If
n had never been hurt, AMI took tho
train for loganSp"rt, Ind, his home
ST ,J,>.jt (iiy.) Gr-,tt>.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
The Mounds Of the Missouri.

Judge + l.. West, the veteran AZ
gLaQlq.st Yho pccGly mlaea y0Sa~G
dpwn me Missouri River n the Interest
# antI4ur.n ,rc>c.sh, - sncAsrd ~
Tho WORK e wr!;sn- W thr results IF hls
cVplor1t~rSi- kar<.S aaf Missouri.
Tie JIr.Q' SAY, thaa J scksou County y
pen..~ a E,hc>"i "a a.s aRd race Of
people far a~G.c-lH,wg Tie ErS 0rcgpa-
ton 81 hi, country - o. modern In
d.anS, hut that Saline County Wa, No
yund dlEro', iaS stronghold of che
W1eInd- ouI.GIgI ADpTl4Iuc, 81 IA" Mis-
sour Valley. Mar Miami are iJu-d
iBuuDeraH,e mounds lpt,.uy tie land
scIvs in very direction over = recon
about .wo miles ~asre Aruund tins an
ClnU, cay had ovvH thrown Up mas, Te
car'l.wpca,. and The geG.s,aiil build
or ! shown in The admirable rIN-rr I've
which ever vesk ,s'r' WIS made -
cure Within rs ~Iucl">arc IA army ui
men could successfully withstand the
assaults =! any enemy r..pSi vlih -
other weapon than bows AN' arrows, Or
the "Nl!iy ineffective ia,eli,s. Iron
Being npsncd TN mounds AZ To- 10
contain alhaMboE II which AZ.
head. spear, aa, KNIVES, ~.,.,o Pot
tery and the remains Il n, INA =.
The Jgd.os cpryl~nT .hat The a'sr-
Tglue~ who lahsolo-d a Syunarr north
II the Missouri River were l les .1icl..-
gent T-cc than those hyla. south & n.
river. The mounds ~ n" south At
entirely different frru those of the
north aud vylGye moTv sk!Ilu their con
Strur'iun. During the wLu,r voyage he
scientist WIS unsrlc - find any pcrfr-'
skulls within the mounds, hu; un.Arth,i
u large nnmb"r IL wclI-pEe-eVNvd skv.r-
tons. IwO VI these skeletons, found
side ~ SIDE. treasured respectively >iN
fee. ten inches and seven feet 'woiEchrs
The pictured rocks were an ohycc; of
particular interest. HI" figure, hNt
been cut iu,a the i"ne AID painted ri.
There are three human figure in an
tiqUc costumes unknown among the In
dianS of the Ialer time, AMI n number Ut
animal representations, including the
bison, Elk, panthcr, deer, etc. The
heads Of the men are decorated with pc
cu.iarlv shaped crowns, and thr whole
collection il supposed T. constitute 4
sort Of commemorative IIc,ure. The
Interpretation Of ,hr hl,ruSiyphIcs Al
~, now hr known, but they probably
were written i'm honor IF some hero or
pagan god.-St. Inns GtJL--hts1oc-rt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
There is a mos. aisaereeable bri.

There is q mos. disagreeable brig
and prowling about in the neighbor-
hood OF Smyrna he Is the chief of a
band Of nine. who have committed
many atrocities. and is described as a
veritable Savage beast Some in
tereSting details respecting the rec
reations OF Khakirdji have been
given by an unfortunate viilager who
shocked the officials at the Leodikeui
railway station the other day BY arriv-
/ ing there without either nose or ears.
having just escaped from the bandits
hands. after being subjected . this
! horrible mutila.ion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

IL ~, work upon marble. !; vii per.
18Th ~ WORK upon hrNs<. ~ Wi
,Facc u. II 49, rear temples. they vii
[. er.s.cs- enc" au-,; ns, q ~r -or~ ur.-
iunl raj ~ nd. 4 W. mhgr ;hrm w'h
pur-.n-StLa Gs 49, f@r GuJ A.!
iHyc oLoaf L.is ulr1. Nt 0V-ra~ o.
;s'v,- S--1 Nnsa -.
brighton - ~ eternity -
49,
a Nsct.r-.I Wa-s,s z.s wssV.s. -~ts
>gmr Er.l1s-ss s&.rS' d. - Sc1E< -
tie IOWA! o'i-- % ss-raHr-hu 80.
"TAs 'tv = t-rs~ Art t-v,-. TO- utEAt 30
lr,-a ,sd rAnba-." We j not prop-.s -
dispute Id, ~4,h,'. ,,rs o:;ssH Ai,sr. b.;
Tg~.eai aeErW la t-r ~Iy-~uos .! aTlis.
G~'l8iA ,s.-oA -. NJ WAG 10 Ia
nins,oG. E.- NgUa I~sHis;a ',rre;, oa- Z
Who's rr-iE-r- rs~'.-, - fa4s tr:-r, -.
brg.nsjDE ~ aAvrA' a rather P~~-atst
haNr,r.. 90 A. r.' = rhvH nate. A74hs,s
teen t-eH. -. ,-rt .r;- No. a..t ps-.
Ia, TucsIEv nrr.-< : ~vTr-fva~~i = vv
arery.rS ,iIras~ .. Ne n~A. I'D 60
" sses a. l.y las y &C en-. Toward tvr- q
4 b~ca-ue very ,-,--r. aei 7 GOALS ,G-~~'
tc.u my bat lr Any 3 r-.ru NvWsS
barls n tea lius-. Il W. a a d.E -ul'r lAIi
IUu..I -, mr MA. ~ ~ pAa.sl .
IL u, u-rA w'l ~ jacob. CO.,. '-t 70
49,. saving I'srratt- - ripa ~sIBi
900. pAs& AVA lea ~ Us-ssa.i tie -
Usu.,sArrr. - INV family. .st BONE -
rAelt.r ;uvar! ta~ ~ ,arst-a' street.
Op-ra Ha,'s~. anont tie sri a sElf N =
from nv rssitIIsS t,tauvd a. Gsr iuiasi
GA hra1y STOW ,.Hrus. all -ruNEr. .; %
ihrs,r- .1.. %. zee 2 TO- l~rf.g-a-er,
.,srp-h rz = Zee. nv n~k getting ~vs-e
AMI bco'mluS Nefy pAlu'al LrA'.ag -
paw 10 'gH.r~ .Arr ta reach p u~. Toe
storm continued tE- az ia Wh.-r I Wa t~-
came b'or.~. n uesr ; SVeTN sl.Ba. a ,asI
cHrrrRt = AR 80 ~ taT'u-. sEs "a. an!
tlu si reach ms hrrrr .r.. '.vsr! t~aa
n 20, which time mt u-.A tft become ~
..i1,sls rIsiI. Thee I enu,eEirI - - Ase
Q. -. IA aJs "a. Whlcs ~ NC Ap II
two - three o. wc, before / a.ss rratin-
u-i - &c that IA' aaI Jos ,ysrtns ! ''-~
from pals. and TIE nrNt uoTans l amasc!
n, .c.i by twisting ~, necA "a aa1 direction
that suited me. ans! antANtNiEr %: '..1ue,s
remained ts'l.f.
lSir coiur.i-u-r' When~,rr the river
ri'ss there = a raH 81 tho h-nA~
i a'.nrlauai, aIiy W. notice that Nr.
Tim t,i.~>au. rN-W-mnrr = Tie ts.rC!
non N" fouTth WaTI Of tia; eats, ssss he
Suffered terr.a, Nl,o ThrImali'm al as
winter AMI .Irrc. lie ind al kuis -
lIu.wru's AuI rrl 3. ~ without Ans Hsrr-
~ M" hr u.rJ ~ jlsnt, ol. tHe trst APP
t.r..ar.RF q "A h-H .r..sraf -. FHETr-. FH-
pose, ,Ul 80, ...rsrlI "a Hs- cntil..F ,Gfrl
hun. III, = gr.aI remedy. ','p. .fAsI
ISrrp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

HFEv J. littie .tDry With aver TiIuart
favor - French sauo., thauf prepared D.
American hands \ sp.eatIdy Hit dining
room. W b s'WD~t nothing On The table -
eat, wa he pecuiis-ity az 4 Boston ml-eL
4 wa va invited 20 dinner 0C = certain &C.
cs-iuu. and the hO-t a.k-! h'rn = - din:
tn!hs Che room elegant. YES" va q"
repy. ''bui u i. not quite accortTuc % ms
taste" Ard pay what Ch[7ge v1uitTor
mAkenh zsEed ne hU-t. We'll" sc au-
.w-rci. III mi. were ny house, y1I suuw,
] would have" looking n the csi'r-, "f".,
gliding, '$aDd here ne glanced furIlsEiF =;
the diaiuE table, "aad more ar.lE-."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
4 Cheap and Simple Ice-House.

The cost q! putting mp a supply OF
ice will be more than saved every
season iii the saving of meat and
vegetables, Ia say nothing of the lux
ury of cold milk for the table and a
dish of butter which does not suggest
oil. Butter-making is so much
profitable. too, when the milk can be
cooled rapidly. rs only ice will do it.
Our icc-house was n cheap expert
meut. We had n small buildinC which
WAS used Il store hoes, spades and
other small implements. Ii was merely
4 frame covered with clapboardS. The
tloor vas taken out of a part of this
building, and the sides built up from
the ground with plank making 4 deep
b.n. The ground was covered with
rough plauk>. which We're in turn
covered 10 the depth of six or eight
inches with dry SawIu>t- The CAKES
o. Ice were land Il LAYERS. with \ foot
between the ice and the side of the
building. Care WAS taken 10 nil all the
intcr>ticS between the cakes with broken
ice. which was made solid by pouring
water over Il. When finished. the ice
was a solid mass. The space between
the ice and the walls WAS filled with
>awiuSt, crowded DOWN very hard.
and about len inches OF sawdust was
packed down hard over the top. The
ice kept well. and. with the exception of
one year, when ice could not be oo;ained
here. it has been used every season
for ten years. and has never flled MS
YETI <
Ifthe drainage is perfect and the
ventilation good over The ice, it is sure
10 keep as long As needed.
Care muSt~oe taken. hsweyer, to
keep the @wdust firm over the top.
amt. rs the ice is taken out and the saw
dust from the sides m down, it
must be removed so that it may not be-
come toot thick over the top.-Cor. Err
GHIIvcr and Ch-o.iZes - 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

Poverty Is uncomfortable, a | can
testify but nine times ont IL ten The
best thing that can happen {" a y1un-
mar i 10 hc tossed overheard and com
PEELED to sink or swim for himself. In
all my acquaintance ! never knew 4 man
to be drowned who was worth the say.
inC.-IrB (. GfrFDt,i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

"YFS. NV chill" -ly. n mother, hay
IL concluded her fsiry tale, 'ih'rN -
p,p:Ir iu lie moon. -: - there ar 1H me
earth" 'BIt there CaL't -, ma. IA
i-"d, AM pray Why znt there be, -
Liv:" ''Becaa,e. where would iagy X
when the moon GETS % small y"I c1n hard
Is 80 q"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

An Ol City toy was recently tNksn 10 the
opara-hoU-- By hi. uncls- A few evenings
subsequently, there Wa company A. hfs
bog-. and tie UI8cie and aunt we're s3eaE
ihe muir er. Il. lad "a. rslatiC- Ehaf &C
saw. sud among other thinZs aid. Il Wa 4
l.iils bi; afraid. coz ever time Ne eurtAis
rolled down uncle ven; out - zee = nsa.
and EFF me sione.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

A flirting belle Of Akron, o., has
caused a social excitement by having al
the love letters she has received bound
handsomely in a morocco volume for her
parlor table, in place Of an ordinary AL
toyrAph album.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

Mrs. VIM DIN aN,>. -, .ihcg.uus. ont.
.N> IL N.Itrrsr. E.Nao. y lb4,r
used ,nur'FsVuri'c F~rr.c1pIan.' t.rlIcu
Nr..IsAi pI-crSery,' aga Peasant T4T-af,e
4, lots. ftrthc a. three months AMI anil
mv-sff what N4AE sly matt 80 ANN
arr 'hr ur1 word. That sN!rs..H Iva Joe
Gurrl ta A., ,.rfsl.t could MT NI.A arr#ss The
flor vi'hHutp|r'Iug could keep NOTHING ia
ths shape 81 food uu mS sinUs .h Nv. f1nt
fusUI, HtI given Up ~ hop. Wt iwmr hate
d,,fh seemed cram. I u.o i'o ttn the
suIr-r of",tTH. body aud au ahlc % H. ~
own work"
L. to fashion now sutHr ,r#rrh- ra'n%
ladies - fr.m their Ooun~l, on tEc cong .
CsI4pa Side.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

"DIp you observe that woman said ,
Sendenaa 20 4 conpanioa. as ssharp-fsa-
tured female sven ~hAugniiiy by them Ibs
friend Eo-idsd 20 htieate tHat % lad o.
serted hsr. "wsIl, I'm indebted to ber for
The chief happiness Of my life. '.Istsed;
] can ima=.De the gratitude yoH FEEL toward
her, NO yoa can't; ooiy her prsssai
husband cAs do that Tea years ago !
a.kei her hxDd in marriage sad ssS refused
me-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

To laugh at folly is every mans
privilege, but Ia eXcu-" 1t Is the prerog-
alive alone of the good man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

ACALIFoESn easIt. hsyiaz hezrt The
barr.n sEoIs n The fields called '-aiksli
sposs,p esrae 70 mother ose dzy, Whit "a
cd BAD hsadef naa mas Waiting Der, aud
sasd in SioEa WHISPER: sA1Ezaz, that EzAs
Kali s1S8 q ~ head."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

According 10 that excellent. au-
thoritv. Mr.. Meehan. the proper wsv
to p une n tranSpiauted tree l. Aot 10
shorten In all tae branches. strong as
well as weak, but 10 cut out the weak
e~rbranches entirely and leave the strong
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

Life does not count by years. Some
suffer 4 lifetime in s day, and 50 grow
old between the rising and setting Of the
sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

i: '. N E's. u. -. l;ta.". Y.
HAD ,,.tEIs !lsr's" - ir' .HT-s. ani
wa, ipTs tue ,ug'arI Go nv bod ~priuH.!rt
tie care @ 4 phy.Ir!,n. W. IT"-"'ipii'HS
dil uo' he. . me-. l grew morse. r'lE utuS
very severely commence jasiul war
'GoI!oH MsIca I.-SN~E." 1uj . cured
me. Your. r'.r.e'tu.'F.
JUpIru ~EyrNIEt. Hrisl7l", MOI
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

IFatwO wheeled vehicle isa hirycle. and
aflrrr-whsoj.i a tricycle.. 90 doc. not follow
that Ihe onr-w lr-~ird IL m i,ir.~. T. i a
v~ue,lDlrrUN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

H A. Cooley. OF Hartford, Conn,
sitter drawing 500 ,frsm the bank the
other day, lost SgQip BIDS through n
hole in his pocket Nj. Cooley was
very busy for tie next few hours tie
rerraeed his s,efx. and every han troar
or SO some friend would hand him 200
orS70 which had just been found. From
four men he recovered $50. one giyin:
him 500. two others $40 each, and a
third $50. Strangely enough ne found
the remaining $40 in the gutter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

THT bOv who was kept after school fof
bad TYPOGRAPHY -arl b. "a -Veln"unh-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

Experience i the name men give q
their follies or their sorrows
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

rITU,T'S''Plcassu' TuTSa'Iyc l'eilc's''arr
perfect I~rc'rU'Ncs % constipation i~nrlo~~l
IN glass t0ti %, ala lysfrcsh Iy all lfu-rH ..
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

iriat'- Just three p~oI'" 90 Keep secret
properly, but TWO % the thrro must 10
..4l
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

" afflicted with -arr Ewes. use IT. Isaac
Thompsou's EycW strr. pTu..fs's ss'lit- 20
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
The Railroads and III, Farmers.

Colonel W. +. Was, THE lannon's w IS
( r0nsin orator, delivered the annual All
dress before the Minnesota State Far,
and chose Tor his theme the RaIlrnads
and the Farmers and tried to point
! out their reciprocity al interest. \ lew
extracts from his admirable speech Will
! interest tie reader:
before railroads were dctiScl.thcrr
WAS no extensive freight communlri-
ton but by water. And that was value
less unless conveniently accessible.
From this the agriculture of past ages
gathered around the seas and lakes, or
lined the rivers margin. II grit the
! Mediterranean, and. made iaInoa4ths
valley of the Nile. The Enwatered
world of the interior Wa lett 20 The
wandering nomad or the forest bar
barian. 1t was the unknown region tu!l
of mysterious tcrror>. The great Her
| cynian wood was the home of
beasts. brute and human, the lat
ter the ever impending peril. and
finally the destroyer OF the Civilization
IF the word. The reserve corps of
barbarism lay back on the plains of
Russia and lartary, which nouriShcd
the fierce >avagcs who could live on
equine flesh and carouSc on the milk OF
mares. So. too. water communication
was slow and tedious, even when ac-
CcSSibic. That Is true. especially OF IN
land navigation. 1t i weeks by water
from II. Iaul To New York, though the
aid of steam be invoked; and IN north
crn cIimcS navigation is ayat.ab." Tor
but half the wear. iour magnificent
wheat fields would mostly be- mn0roken,
farmers of Minnesota. had not the in
yention and enterprise of other men,
stimulated BY your demands. laid the
double-lined highway by which the
freight-car bears Your precious berry
u the sea. aud the Indian would still
be master of the Territories Of the
West.
Your lands derive their value. your
industry its reward. vour homes the
Injuries and many of the comforts they
exhibit. from The ~wei-abtSei Railroads
of the continent.
But While VIC dothew iastce let Us
not forget there are doubtless many
faults - be corrected and abuses 20 DC
reformed in the administration of these
highways. Corporate powers aud cor
porate values have advanced with a
more rapid step than the invention II
our statesmen and law makers. The
agency OF the corporation i compare
lively modern, and. Ike the a-cDcy %;
steam is a mighty power. Unless sub
dued by proper appliances of law >Uiii-
cient l. control it we are liable 10 Dis
asterS ~ ru'noGs 10 our welfare a. the
accidents which sometimes beial the
train are destructive oi life.
But | must not prOtract This weary
hour 10 diScu,S this problem foreign to
nv subject. Important ~ il !. we
need not fear 1t. Tho rsirog-srghE
used, is the friend o:-Es fsyaser AMI
the whole people. 1t sHA+srsaosat
interest Of as owners Ipat irsh9-li -
remain. They dare 4et fnass i an
enemy, sui when We rAaeet khat 4
single invenisn-he steel rG -bas re-
duced the frsscfN H-rf ~rt~ per
centum. we MAJ, trust somewhat 10
time and genius TO relieve the incon-
venieuces, and ssni9TIs 10, enjoy is
blessings with coinpessre-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

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about myself. PRAY write 10 me again.
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delicate perfume peryading it, i in itself 4
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

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