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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02
By the Court.
by INt UOurt,
R. d. SMART, County Judge
Schmitz & Kirwan, AftJs. marg3

(First publication March O. 1922 No %
N PROBATE MANIT0W0C COUNTY COURT
l In the matter the estate of Margaret Lovely,
deceased.
To all whom IL way concern: Letters tesla
mentary on said estate having been issued to p
jerome Pierce on the 2Sth day of February, A. D.,
1882, and six months from and after said day be-
ing allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance no.
tice is hereby given that the undersigned will on
the first Tuesdays of the months Of June July
ana on August 2Sth, 1882, at the Probate Office in
the city of Manitowoc, in said county, receive,
examine and adjust all claims, and demands of
all persons against said deceased
Dated February %, 1882.
r. d. SMART, County Judge
II G & W Turner, Attys. mara
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

We have been intending to tell it for
some weeks but it invariably slipped our
memory: We have heard the first robin
sing. That's beating Nash or Sanford
in the manly art of-self-defense.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

THE delivering agent of the Historical
Company was bound over at Chiffon for
trial at the circuit court. Calumet peo-
pie are determined to lock the door
after the horse is stolen. People will al
ways be foolish in dealing with agents.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

Mr.. WAY will be in the city next
Wednesday to arrange for the opening of
dancing school. Quite number of
young people have declared their inten-
ton of Joining the class.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

CHARLES HAYDEN, assistant superin-
tendent of the Mil, l.. s. & W. was mar
ried last week to Milwaukee lady,
There are few young men with more
promising future before them than Mr..
Hayden has. He is possessed of all the
elements that go to make an excellent
partner for a woman,-handsome inteIli-
gent and position that it takes talent
and years of good service to reach.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

CURTIS the putative father of the child
lately abandoned at Milwaukee killed
himself. He Left letter to his wife pro.
testing bis innocence. The girl has been
found and will take care of the child.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

MERCHANTS have time enough on hand
now to plan the summer campaign against
farmers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

CARL PANeBURN has moved his barber
shop into the larger building two doors
north.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

Mr.. ToRRIsoN has begun excavation
on the intended site of the old building
now on Eighth street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02
r. w. WAYS
DANCING ACADEMY,
Mr.. Way takes Pleasure in informing the PUB.
lie that he will open Dancing School on
Wednesday Evening, March 9th,
I'm WOODS HALL

Corner Eighth and Franklin Streets, 1uth Side
Those desiring to join will please leave their
names q. Plenlng Il Fech' RS at Robinson d
hinrlehs Drug Store, re terms will be made
known Ii is designed to iaye afternoon aud eye-
Ling classes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02
FOR SALEil

A large stock of Boots and Shoes at
very low prices, which must be sold i'm
mediately, at Emil Krummheuer's. m2
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

HAVE your horses scratches2 We have
an excellent remedy for them.
Robinson Il HINRICHs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

THE earnings of the Lake Shore Road
for the second week in February were
SIT, 1876; about three times as much as
for the corresponding period of last year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

FRANK ZEMAN has rugged raft with
which he makes daily voyages to his pile
of cordwood.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02
TO RENT.

Pleasant rooms over G. Haukohl &
Sons shoe store, south 9Th street. APP
ply to s. A. Wood.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02
ALBERT LANDRETH, SCOTSMAN.
MANTTowoC, WISCONSIN.
sELRCT SEEDS, FRESH SEEDS, FOR THE
FARM AND GARDEN.

A stock comprising all prominent va
rieties offered by leading houses,-direct
from the best growers in the east.
Our stock of Mangel Wurzel, Carrot,
and Onion Seed, selected with great care.
We quote you:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

THE Vessel Owners Association meets
at Milwaukee tomorrow to take action
on bill pending in congress to which
sailors are opposed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

DEATH stalked around majestically this
week. Yesterday there were five persons
lying dead in the city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

DON'T forget Madame Litta. At Turn
er Hall on the 10th.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

SUPT. JERE DoNoHUE was in the city
yesterday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

A CHILD of Peter Peterson of this city
died of scarlet fever on Monday last.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02
PLUMB & NELSON, GROCERS.

Whites Block, South Side, Cor. Buffalo
and 9th Sts., North Side, Manitowoc
81. Stoll's building, Two Rivers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

A NORTH side saloon keeper died yes.
terday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

MssssAy wws has 1870 sssssz
ass@zt ssk nasy r~esrs<a-s &c lear q
sro1seg NoeazE<asa ssfs<u4*-.. ssa
The SuRsh Afrsoaa sso~. sne sAsw d,
cesAEs. szs eece ~cs1rsxsel ssss afs<.
proved s~rvsr; b. tA~ sxzA N ~
- S>s ~ lao . y~ry yoszr Ana
by vas usae Pr@-San uxIs~-s =.
Gesouina. wh~s sspzg ssxAt& -
covered BY relatives. tsSs s~sAs~xusz,fy :.
rsturn~d N tbe Ckrssiana Ia lss hs
vas takea prtssorr asd srz, ~ Ax~-
Refusing 90 abfure Chrissfsssiv, a~ Ga,
srn,<nced to be ihro~a ss.o a nd !,
vhbeA . block of esnervss vas asuut -
be made. ani The bkck oss.alzss~ A..
body vas eais INTO . sorT ,s~a h-sn~
ccasfrusted. The exsct sp~s IN. al.
Gated By . chronscser wao cspr~-~a sAe
hope 'rhas Gods grace nD.y osr Ia,
esfrscaie Gerunitno tr~rn ,hls piacs asa
reunise his t-Sty ~iih ,kcse Il ash~s
martyrs uho~~ biossi has consented
this coantry." ia sfth ~iac~rnh<r, iSaS.
The toe; wss ~dsnzAattei. The h.osss -vrx
foand ~ tndscs;-d. ana li7uA psas.sa
being poured in;o the cavity, al s,aes
cast Was obtained ~: only - the aar..
uys features. tsi "a ,hs testarp IL Ii.
eiotAss and the PRINT q the cesd. tk1
had bound him. Ths mas ts $50 In ,As
Museum u Algser-. Geruuino'. hssao.
he nos In . marble tomb IN the CatA~
drai.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
The Military Service Required q Ter.
man fssth.

NJ eightcen years II age the Cermxs
Youth. rich q. poor. mlFsi enter The
service 81 has coua,ry. II his relative,
os friends can Afford 10 par 5000 mart.
taboui e.-n) inib The Treasury tA1 yoaas
man. II belonging Ia tho ~infAa.ry. can
escape With only one car. actual cry
Ice, but he must report for dnii dasy
once every year. Ills relations 90 fficHds
u also keep him ia rio,hc. and ual-
forms and pay al the expense The tr.,
Year. IL he leiong. io the cavalry, the
fee l. from 900 Ia 6.tNO marks. and
The conditions the same. The tern III
service IN times II peace IL Ave ,caF..
but until he IL forty years o. sge be i.
liable 10 be called ca for aciiF. service
In cas. of war. Thus IL the Gaze whe;h.
or he Is Ich or poor. The great ma.
loriiy of conscrip's serve the fail Eve
years, leaving the arrsy when they ATE
sbou; tweniy.three year. Il agc. Their
education Is not neglected in the mrsn.
time. and they have halle idle time on
their hands, for they are drilled and
subjected 10 long marches nearly every
day. in all kinds II weather. -tAsamts
Cor. Chicago NsTs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

-Joheaycakes Be~a ~, exxx 80
int sur misk. cr-am. sab exrar
sciA asd q plat 81 eosn us-Al-ns
HoHs<Aasd-
-Mix . little easaona;s of soda ~ffA
The usferia vhseh sowcn xrs Esnm~-~ei.
and !; vii preserve them for . fcssasxhe
Comnna sa.iPc.rv ts also very god
ps~servssise.
Sugar r5es Loe . pisis ~itA crsss
laying a strip around sse etg~. 81 The
ris'e with dry maple su<sr. pour On
ths tuo thcris cup ef s~ce; rosru. pas
% . fsv ps<ccs Ut butter. gra:s ca ass-
m~g. and an.sh the top By lsyisg 60
ssips Of cruss - yoa Ike h-n
Hess<Asld
Prof Zeal. Of she Iowa Agricultural
CoileS~. makes the astounding. calc1ls-
ton thai TIC spzrrows In that stale
alone DESTROY i.snopo lbs Of noxboas
weed seeds every year. and Il Is 10 be
rcmembered tha; thas h oaiy oae 81 ths
dozea O. more Kinds II birds that ca;
such seeds
A Wisconsin, lady ssys tha. half .
pint Of sat and one ounce II copv~rzs
dissoised IN \ galhoa 81 waller Is ali that
Is needed for n cut worn preparation
she dips the plants In this solution be-
fore setting them Saws sh. has uAef
il for years. and never knew 81 =
Plant be n cut Of after taking ,hi,
prccaution-
Small bits Il wooden toys may be
readily and securely mended with gum
arabic. by inserting = little paper (oi
newspapers are printed oa) BE-
tween the paris Gum both sides of the
paper. and also both parts of the wood
To be joined Tie together tightly and
set aside To dry. Thi. will lie found
very convenient when a glue-poi Is 10,
At hand.
A plain pineushion Of silk. satin OF
a be Kept fresh by having two
extra covers 10 lin over ii, for from
Twelve to twenty-five cents very pretty
lace mats can be- bought and they may
be put on diAgonally. ~ that the cover.
81 the cushion aill show lf II silk ot
or be put on the usual way.
The holes male by the pins in 4 hand.
some cushion. and which. after a little
while, spoil its good looks. are hidden
~ these ace covers When one cover
. soilcd put the other ON. i. iost.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

The writer Of an editorial article pub.
Iishcd in n recent issue Of an Italian
newspaper called the Sca,inene de- Md.
asserts that Garibaldi was slain Al As
prumonte, and has. ever since that fatal
day. been impersonated BY n Livornese,
whose resemblance 10 him was = matter
oil public notcriety for some years be-
fore the Generals death. II Il further
alleged that the late King Victor Eman-
uci must be held responsible for the sub
sftfuuon in question. an exredient OF
his " suggestion for averting q down.
right breach between the Gar.baldiau
faction and the dynasty. Several of The
real Garibaldi's fellow campsigners in
Uruguay have at different times testified
publicly TO the hoax thus practicei upon
the Italian nation. but TO no purpose.
although Their allegations have been
uniformly supported BY indispensable
physical evidence.
They point far instance. TO the fscfs
that Ganhasdi's hands and feet werr
small and fncly formed. while thoee Of
his i~mperyonator we're large and H.
shaped-shat the former could scarcely
write his own name. while the latter
was . skilled and fluent penmaa. This
im~posture." observes the wrifor. ~
euunts for the Unconcesled antipashv
eateFtained by Menueti snd RjcciutSi
Gazibaldi toward their dood faxherssiw-
p~eEsunakor. whnm Nsnofti GOLD peve
mset wjhouf hcoskinx ous into 1bustse
6gUAga uhno Ricciofti alkhoukh rosi
elat ufpArQabhn1 q CaprusIo 49,
lnzf1v 1872 - aaea |. AAIx
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
Chicken Triangles.

-
Perhaps nothing is more important to
success IN raising chickens and egg,
than the method of inclosing and shell,
tcrng them during spring. summer and
autumn. They need fresh range. an
yet the welfare OF the garden demands
their being fenced in. to prevent dam
age from their scratching and pickin,
where scratching AMI picking are not.
like . motion Ia al ourn. ALWAYS in
order. Three sixteen foot panels ~
movable fence for a triangular ward can
be made n follows: Six wooden strips
an inch and n hslfthick and three inches
wide form thu. ma n frame. Two hun
dred lath added To this constitute the
chief material required. A panel IL
made by taking two OF the strips and
mailing lath across them about three
inches sat The mailing should 10
done so that the edgeof one oi,he Il Ups
will rest on the ground The other. or
upper strip. may be placed So tina, the
npTcr ends OF the lath will project a
foot above H. Three stakes. each five
feet long. should be driven in the
ground at the corners. aud the panels
fastened TO them either BY stout screw
hooks and eyes or by shor; bit. Of rope.
a tent for roos,ing. shelter and nests
may DO made by putting cool stout
roofing paper on " light frames each
live feet wide aud seven feet long. and
painting il with mineral! or with zinc
paint The ends Of the tent can lie
closed by triangular frames also covered
with painted rooiing par CT. The edges
nj fhR tent r.Sfsnar IN III, rr -. Il.
secured in place by little stakes driven
ut the corners. After the tent is up the
peak may be made weather proof BY a
long. narrow Triangular cap of roofing
paper inverted over il and lightly tackled
with carpet tacks.
Here Is q tent and mn inclosure for n
dozen fowls, which can be- moved once
u month or Oitencr. to fresh. clean
ground. in q half hour before breakfast. |
A little system in moving will insure
thorough and eve fertilization of
ground occupied. The movabiiity also
makes it possible to have the fowls far
enough away from the house To prevent
os'o-s in warm weather.
Sir Chanticlecr and the ladies' of his |
Court Ger to consider il something
really quite high toned" for them 10
in q summer establishment.
For salad they take kindly TO a half
bushel of weeds fresh pulled. They
don't Ike wiited vegetables any better
other people. FOR recreation they
seem TO enjoy gymnastics under. over
and among the branches and twigs of
oak brush heap. IL one is pro-
vided for them in corner Of the tri-
angular ~"park-ette." The ground un-
der the bushes Is their favori,e place in
which 10 scratch and fill their feathers
with dust.
1t is well while they are on q triangle
u ground 70 deeply spade ssquarc !, ard
1t a time. They Ike the loose ground
for scratching anil picking. and
'pading il helps TO expose the bugs and
worms they want for food. and which
heir owner wants destroyed. Scatter.
ng and very lightly rssing a few hand
'uls Of small grain over the spaded
yround seems to add TO their interest i'm
cratching and picking.
Unlocking an end Of q panel pro-
idcs . gateway or door Of entrance to
he "Chicsen-Tri gle. r-chrissias
Union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

The region on the wcs, sile II the
MississiPpi. between ticksburg ard the
Gull, gives n good idea u the Egypt
through ~hich,b british have q operate
from Alexandria. II has the same fsa
iure Of an annual rise Of the river above
all the country. which there begin, Ia
July. reaches is heigh, Ia the latter part
% August, and sub>idc, through the aa-
tumn months. IL has the same features
81 banks Of the main river ard "a all
the branching streams higher than the
country, with the addition OF canals,
and of MOTE complete banks. - =, TO
flood the lands At will. All these may
be made the meat Of obstruction and
defense.-N. y. San.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
At, rece,, s,bhs,h .v.,;,r

AT n recent Sabbath evening ser,
vice In this city, the pastor, who IA.
going to Europe for the summer, took q
very affecting leave Of his congregation.
and a, the close requested that all should
join with him In repeating the lords
Prayer, after which the choir would sing
n hymn. As o as the prayer was
finished the base struck up "Kocked in
the cradle Of the deep" and the organ
let favored the audience with. . mock
thunderstorm. with bowling winds. etc. .
between the verses And then the bene
diction. Chicago Cor. M.sSri and Ora.
Dgdfir Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
B, thru.,ipp the end. Of green .r

BY thru-ting the ends Of green scrub
wood-"mallec ~scrub"-in the fire. and
catching the sap driven out n; the other
end in n bark trough, an Australian
supplied himself with water and saved
his life while crossing in a wa'erlcss re
gion. lie says that n dozen malice sticks.
four feet long and two or three inches
in diameter, would give . pint of water
in an hour, and suggests tha, the Same
device may possibly be found Of vital
Importance To other bush-rangcrs and
travellers In arid regions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

An electric bolt struck n house q
Bemus Point, Chan'anqua Lake, the
other evening. and did extensive dam
age. In the building we're two young
lady visitors to the lake, Misses Tins
and Ella Hamilton. sisters, Who were
struck down Lightning burned tbs
hair off the head Of Miss Tina. aged
fourteen years, went down her back. and
in making its eecapc tore N of hei
shoes into fragments. Her body VA.
badly burned. Her sister Was not ser.
iouslv iniured.-S. Y. 5Yni<s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

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~ - tts~s t~x<asss~a sz~SF~ xaAs.s
En AL f1~~sFsr sfsGs-~s - srssf ~
49, kss~zx - sd 80 - 81
1eas ssrtSss &s@N8s Sst skts8ss .sE
hSs~a n5as4x. <asrsss-<sr ..et, 80
iess stszttz A&<sf ssna~.st skse<
AA&Sesa s ssss1 y A-~s fA& . sarSssS2
a. t&Stg 1ss . fsaas h a.~1
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

49, rs<ss thss n b $500 saess<s&a sAsi
t~ rssEf ssss - krs - "a A~@xs ek<s
ASA s&s sAe~4s kstF Al SO f~ak&@seA
ass%s~s sst pttsss - 80 taSnes 49, Ek~e~
srs ~ = tss4 ~ssass = t<s ssa&
= s~f stA r@ssa ues Nsas~s e. EAs
SEA ftsssaa - s1t stss tazss = y A~ssEA
a. Fs~s~sa 50 e s&s~e ga Sc sssx~ss~s
~ss~ss Ss~ $50 @s@ss ~ $500 sA~A1
sses<ss 49, s<<ss - 80 sx~
hss~- EsE~A~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

- Fscss sf~as ytsiues tsss .o~s. -
Frost = Ees Ia 80 NAf NE - sssx . Il %
tAi tui ] isia't ~ ! esd sifs.4s , - 90
seF - tsEr - rsrnss5f H. q sETszt tsSs
me- @ ~ ka.arg Vet spt ! dst Il So
last tie thiHE - sy kio1sa-.a sai go "a
lAtasn. ssd 49, az &c ssil a. rsss r.
safaa he&d Ia bath - sE1 hsait fssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

bsEsn estfvss vsrvasAk& - $3.50 ea.s exs
r~aHv@ 49, ssa1r 70 FENss rsassss
Fsi~ tSN tAF ~E~fsss ~E&-<s
&fsfaeFs - tts saasssfztka4 Ssst - ssss
FFssN tssrx 10 ssss- sussesasS@ H@
i~fS e%ssl saasszs.s snsF w~sesta@a see tAr
HSs<A I'D iss1s - -ao9sk b t~=as stsk.
SIS L. erssa fksfasf sstFsssi tree a&-t~s
iEses< sssi 'tas~.A sssa q h~a 3 ~
tssS "a FsEcs F<s<fa" "a a~se<aaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
t...sssl.s..

"a I'D ,AtsE tas IL rssssss ~T.~sas
FfrsSfsssA@ essfftvs ts Haass . = So
tsta ear t@es , Esfat sAl 8iss SEA @e.k
es-s SitfA sst tees rs INV. a .. H.st
sensa 80 dru-sts
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

The perfection Of q strengthening rsedicine
consists In he leaving m unpleasant sfiss
shecta Whi.ky. ale, tees and other sieoaalie
beverages eTcise the bpts snd basef vessels
TO unnatural activity snd Will The wkirtooi
OF sxcstefneut lasts. al ieeiin- Of ian<tao. and
distress u hsnished. hat When the res~fapn
CONES. "ths isst state of that nan 10 uors.
than 10 srst-" invsfids should trust tsoFe
To nafure for their recovery asj AVOID ths rse
OF s~iilnuisDts n a'tazrsa~r i~njsrsos.. Re
partial 10 . fruss and yegrt.bis diet sn4 ehos~e
s1sh medicines - are ssresgfbrning to the
uhs'e general system. To ssss cad % h~.t<Y
resseiSes can he nsed than yellow Io-k. ssr-
sara-filA- Juniper. frsn. Baehu. Ceiery s.a
C.iissys, each % ~hkh have separate s1ddas-
tinct viEtns. tut vhsa tsenisd In Q sfusie
eompcand ereri al osh>f ssnsefses In rfssnx
health strergth srd Mgr toeyeryp pan q ths
body. such . compound IL ~. Gaysut;'s
Yellow Dark and s4r.apsfiia: &c h~a-r1onsozs
action 90 The blood isngs. liver, kidaeys aad
muscular systers % astoas&k;aS
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Yeas an hsntsei ssar Cd have s~<a
Y gni 10 q ten q is frsser. u 70 sss4eas tt.s
DaaicI Frstt hss n<sss Axsassa ta~s. Sea
SD gsSsa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

srovrs ere satfsss~i to be . ssese sast
mndkru invsatsns. bit the Frrwass -sYs
.sraei By Alsrasirs the CRATE d & az
Esses Trss&vF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

As~vsss Hs~<=&ss sssrsrssA , 49,
sss9 vss.5shA = ksse7~x - s13~~ - ~sa
- s~Af~fxsss 49, rsss 80 asrHHD -
F>r* s@aesx 10 so s~szsak -
fssses 81 80 ktss~S sse.s~z an
hsz~res n 80 r~ss tAa~x - k~s>
tss ss@rR sat s~as en@sx - 4
$3.50 ssss se-Sz-x q Il ~@~ -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

A. TsE sazsi s-~rsazi ~ ths 40; all
abs hsfnse.s sensif fss ihsFFh.s by~ut@st
and 81 80 ura~s cuaaraan.s sc ~saki reszsss
uiTri Gar frisnas "a sss Nssarsslsfs ks go.
nnEHf hatssS IL }. . sstef falling EUsD~4y
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
Diverted Pigs.

There has never been q time when the
question Of overfeeding live stock osev
character has received 80 much attention
. the hands of breeders as IL now the
case. Pig breeders " At present con
siderably exercised on sccoun. Of the
fearful losses. sustained from choler..
and il has slowly dawned upon the
minds Of many Of the gentlemen that
perhaps the evil practice of ovcrfst,~n-
ing has something to do with the<e
Continued losses. Science has a vet
failed 70 prove the truth of this assurnp-
ton. but practical feeders and breeders
are coming to that conclusion. and in
many localities are governing them
selves accordingly By Disseminating he
Psactice OF crowding their stock. OF
al domestic animalA the pig goes Il
upon his cheek. and u the ordinary fair.
or fas seock show. his very fullness Of
cheek = too apt TO govern TIE swards.
CensumeFa. A0wovsr. do ma indonse
these pannchy. round, oyeYfed and
seuled Posken knowing that rood porf
cannss geoerslly b 1oasd whers sni-
mals se seemingiy fed fog lard pur-
Poees and that aloae. What 3 rcuu.rrd
and demanded buth sthume "a 49,
p tAs loag-bodied hoE. vhich sGuras :
aeep sAo1ldeE. haa - 80 -
upoa wAisA Daae iuoend eli = -
- 1hsrs shssa sxrovisg 6spez
- - aopS pRnr1oe e QW
EsA snas - eDaol -
~0@eR 0Uu1hn
.119e 0DU
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

ssrs ysaf sssoas. fosr s.aney sai yo~si
patience ~ ustas fnsssr ASe .fsas
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

sss $50 49, ~k~Ar~s s@s.ss~ ga
t~ssa~a go ssFs - sf~s "a - -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Issf 49, euss = sF~s sfT&es So RAJ
ss@ -s'sf 80 Esstsa&
2sA $4,000 Hae
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

" tiliou.. 80 suffering ffuss lsagars,, -
t@"-i 80 sssk lungs SD isn esuss Ftiez
.sr"faloss ss~ssg ~ ne iuuEsf tale ~
F1efcr osi5es MsiiTzi Dtsrsssys' ssi n
sili Crrv yoa Iy sTsxgists
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

fasf sss sfs6li q = ~ss~e f.@ias "a sAss
sHifsa tosa biesa ~ csat Est .sythIax
6 - E~~sAszss Masses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

tF Fsiet srtkies - al slasss Fssia~~i ~
ibsf oFtg nal ~suif - tts nesssi tsssA re-
iect shd .ssspis. 10 set. q, sa sfs,F %.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Tas Ansr rsh Teatc E4Fa s.s-s.f1~s
fs't at sgsin<nssj s~~~.liI la @iiL~~S
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

a vsvuw7ss sssss ~ 49, -
- ts~G sse-s~s n~n 1890 -
ss<kSna Ns<saxszss s<xnes~A -
sxsfssA sss s-s go Aa>S e>rs -sarf =
$50 ~ s<-s~ss - stSAss 81
- sseossseAs s<<
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

WATERMELON se~is sre ss~ uugssei &c .
soup called pares - safica M oae hAs q
tca < ne cTsxy over t-A u R4a
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

AWAsskcurssTr vo<nsa rad Of aacf1a
esp'e<toa, xni etint hr;seve tke SOY uatH
abe tried thu sarne thtag hers~sf sk< noe
thinks 70 von3erfui bov rear o sssspsp<reas
hit the truta- she WI Be oct In tke faa-
Dfrs~f Frw PraA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

PIECE a vka3etous any indies tuns e..
tpeAes vt6e sd sevxa inehes thtk. has hr~u
dug up a lie une of IL Csns93ss fwfnr
Ea0soad It's sarposed - have h<seaxsa -
tAe ccspee q - soted3svha b<1G-L~g
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

sosrsons las -ristrs Q htsfvFy q re.
bet IA is not . piBss sosk-Hxd PED
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Tas hotel ihief !. nes . .~ririsaal s~s..,,y,.
hui he can tfsHep ssne. A 81 lfaa Stsra fss
the Efss ousT.et solstiea Esst.=ess Hs-S
90
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

WHY = nss . ~fs~Eiass arc 50 crest thai NJ
raHfs"t etpTsss thew, lad te nut tstssf sd
thstn ~ irsigttf-nrrs ss~a