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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

TIE Circ1t Court Tor this County
i,|.s hrH irEoNo prcsi'iing-will CON
.s-e. -a TIC -rl Tuesday Of Iay (9tL.)
..e raie-s,sHd tae case, Tor SANDER, OF
I'd. Jon. Gct,ys rs. Rev samuel Um-
.... r.. be al'.l up On Wednesday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-04-28

April p, isS2.--lm.
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Z. III. G. PANCAKE.
Romney, April 81, los
FOR HEROES OF
- & p T. e ssJ &
AGENTS
WANTED

Embracing The Lives anu Wonderful
Of
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HoNpAi a, Hpiil -, 1857.
EHtte a-7 solt a. tt"te rypr.- live weislt
"ccs srs so'f ~ re- weight that il 20 Ter
cent gcnc:-'iy) % f7cn live weight. Sa..p
IRE soit grose, lt-t ia ii's osiSbt, or so;s.
ing OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

whose money Sir Edwad has been spending for
ProyIdential ends, approve the spending and the
way in which il is defended But 1t is pity cir
Edward could not have found time to disprove Mr..
Chamberlain's distinct allegation that he had
broken his word or explain how it was that when
he had personally pledged min self to stopthc works,
he had afterward gone on boring for 700 yards.
Mr.. Swnburne has in his new volume devoted a
few lines to the Channel Tunnel. aud reprehends
The vile. vain greed whose pursy dreams portend,
Between shores suppression of the sea-
AS for the English papers, they think they have
done their duty when they have published the
official statements on both sides And perhaps they
have No comments can add much to the force of
the condemnation which the proved facts pass upon
Sir Edward Watkin.
The peculiar industry practised by Mr.. K. II.
Shepherd seems likely TO receive a check This
man has long made 1t his business to republish
writings which the authors Of them desired to
suppress. Mrs Browning, Mr. Tennyson. Long
fellow, Carlyle Dickens, have all suffered at his
hands But now one hears that his last Dickens
venture has come to grief, the publishers having
withdrawn it from the market. Previously to this
catastrophe Shepherd had announced Il collection
of Thackeray's unpublished writings; with his
Life ana Letters Messrs. Smith, Elder * Co. have
stepped in to prevent this. They give notice that
they are owners of the copyright OF such writings
of 1hackeray as have not yet been published that
these writings, being for the most part in an ephem-
era style and on topics of the moment have not
hitherto been deemed suitable for publication. but
chat in consequence of Shepherds project they are
now going to reprint them. with such editorial
super, ision as mas be deemed desirable" The logic
Of this is a little hating. | don't quite see why
Messrs Smith X Elder might MT still enforce
their copyright and keep Shepherd quiet in that
way. Perhaps the fact is that enough material
which is not copyrighted might be got together TO
make a book after the Shepherd pattern-eleanmgs
ont Of magazines, out of Pacb, perhaps out Of
country newspapers. But It is not very likely
that Shepherd can now find publisher to risk
money in such business. g. W. S.
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THE TROUBLE At UNION COLLEGE,

TROY, y. Y, Sept. 9.-ksck Cowen, OF this
city President roters legal representative IN the recent
trial at Union College asked today the presden
yEoud acccde to the request for his resignation. /
don't believe he Will do anything Of the kint was the
reply Why was he not asked TO resign before the
presentation these charges which have been unan-
lnously dismissed DO not why he should resign
because nine out OF twentyf0ur trustees ask It. II he
refuses viii need thirteen trustees to compel him. ana
i. il inst As likely that the number would DC less than
nina Another time some Of them may change their
minds The state officers who exolciO members o.
the Board have heard any arguments IN the case
ana knowing the charges have been dismissed hel may
torn an opiuOn favorable 10 the president when they
examine the proceedings. and may take sdcl position
as Governor cornell seemed 10 occupy YESTERDAY. OF
conr.e the faculty can make IL mp esant for the pres
ident il he remains but then there are two sides 10
II
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DUTY ON HAWAIIAN SUGAR.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-An interesting ques-
ton has arisen in the Treasury Department in
ton with the importation OF sugar into New YORK. from
the Hawaiian Islands In the case In pont-which is
regarded As casethe Collector mad assessed duty
on cargo OF sugar from the Hawaiian Islands TO the
amount Of nearly 100000. The importers filed protests
against this the ground that the Is
exempt from duty under the provisions OF the
ity treaty with the Hawaiian Islands 1t is ccntended
that the sugar in question does not come within the
terms Of the reatyas Is Of different class from those
made on the Ha Islands the time the treaty
ratified. The acting Secretary OF the Treasury has
referred the question " the Collector at fork Tor
revision OF his opinion under the protest nlsd ~ the
tmuOTf1rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

Al EXPERIENCED CUTTER and FILTER
"A wllnaAr engagements 20 do dre-su hrstcla.s
IA uiies OF Wi! lit ony. desired. Mss SIMMES,
. 8
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Cfclr5lUH5.
BEACH.

NVANUAI INN UEANII.
vi VIA GNEENPOiNE
rhe steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves tho pier foot y
oat.t EAST RIVER Tor TIE tOmpInys Depot GrcenpOnt.
connecting vim Tor Manhattan Beach 20 80 tij.
Io.4 A. M and hal ho.ry Il:lJ 10 Jlj o.
Trans leave Maalstiu Beach ~ 'i;}, - tl:)1 l. u
ll.,l lI5. 1880 AMI every AT Hel q ttlcCf
,nt.. naI the lour 20 m ald tt 10. 1873 D. III
VIA BAY RIDGE.
IN. Steamers X. MARI n and MAITEAWAN Leave
foot N Nhttu i.st ternausO' al the Elevated KswAyt
af -. I'D H. al and uli hourly 9lJ glD
Tram. ieavr Manhattan Beach ~ ITO 'SiD 81 L. H.
and nI4thOuuy from 1910 a n ~ lflp n ~
Train. HtrXel thuA do nOt run IN -ullVS
EMULSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT AL npWN
TliNrK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
PRICE So CENTS. ISCLUDIHG ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES ..-.....,.l. ,.o.-~r,-., ms, crr
MORRIS BAND AND EMINENT SOLOlSIS, 80 .
FAIRY LAND-GRAND ILLO NlNATlDN OF THE
GitoifND- EVERY ri EoDAi EVEN No. 49,
THE OCEAT ABLAIE. AQUATIC FlhE"ONkS
EVERY THURSDAY Nv EN- NG..-, ,...,,,,, ,,,,,. 49,,
NpGEs GREAT PYNOrECHNIO EXHIBITIONS
EVERY SATU KDAY ENESIN6
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90 Mile. EKSTKOMS Swedi.h, French

a and German Emp oymeut ONCE ladies' vii md
plblr --rylurscOOKs lannires-'s Ie~scs chamber.
maids ThOuseNOrk Also male wants,
buffers fuotm ~. &C References ureI into NILE A.
EASINOM Nol-S Lexington ave- cor i-tst, New OrG.
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trooalpn proucrtD for 81: I'M 20 Get

FOR SALE on very easy terms, tour-Story
brick dwelling the wet siin ui Columbia Heights
midway cJyeel ant wal ~,csst Ferries overlook
g. D.v. and ia Wltl pi
story Furuln-st lot 2jNlJJ snti GnO mt only
of cl.i required. Address ,. LESTER, Tribune once
CEVEN OF THE FINEST STORES in the
y city Broosvu rent IN OF the Ian somest build
erected IN Br?oNJn iIonnS a. .aIee a'rTets,
stores can rented in ot VIII bc pdiuuonei OF as
desired splendid entrance elegant large W IN
dw ~ m of plateglass IN each window ~ eudd
uuportunitv To Na'ys lfge dry
goods establishment restaurant Ike Delil1nicJ The
u- ucuts in the state or
YORK n = IN self sufficient business pay the rent OF
tu building. j. De iuugera.
contains wealthy .aml.s ami L. situate On tAe
BrooAlfn Heights Al hlc l"t.u In.
I've nufes wax NJ TIE ferries 40 NeHG0rk -Four lines 81
cars pass building running ~ Greenwood opeci Park
am WILLIAMSBURG and connroulg WIN e tdpt IlalSit
and Long Island Railroad Also few OF the ticeS 10
aat4 ia the buH rent containing rooms; each every
prov eulrrt rooms house cona rs "a 'eugcr AID
servants elevator electric bells auOrs halbOys, en
gineeg.. sc. Sc. -..
fin shed near the ana In all parts o. tue city, FOR sale
aud To let.
" LEONARD MOODY
so 10 MO1ta Iue.st. and
go Fla Ous.-aye.,
BROOKLYN.
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COOK-By n good pastry cook best city
y r.ferenees. Call at 1873 3d.age
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Excursions.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Excursions.

GRAND EXCURSION.
by the FAST aud y ant steamers
ALBANY and &. WIZARD.
daily f.v,ent sundays Ncsty st. pier 80 and " ert
taJ =, ~ e m, Ili inOk vn BY Annex At a M FOR
WEST POINT.
where the excuis0nists all have three hours III Whch 10
Walt lie Military Academy and The many "'IeI POINTS vi III
teest. ,,ru.pro1
zone and three qumtes returning arrive q" "a
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GLLN ISLAND,

= Long island sound. TIE DAY - @MEE HEsohl OK,
~" fr,nd Concerts Daily. iGrauLs Celehr9ted Edh'
Dieris Coru,t Quar- ct Dep Band T. - A. David island
-ineror DINNERS ia carte oid ii-honed l,Iol, ls,aiu
cIsn make Fishing beating bathing, uiiaIds Oo"hns'
ulc range. .,o =,
rn. tsteVcnrslon steamer. : An SLOAN, LAURA IL
~ X and JOHN ~ LN ESTER run d~lIN
--. IL L - MY.
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DOCKAWAY BEACH. .., .o,,..,,,,

TIVN ny " III, nm NOOK lWAY
IL NETWORK. WuODHANEN AND hOOhA" Al
RAILROAD.
Trains leave daily except Sundays. IRON ,,,,
Hunter. Point and Bushwek-A ~ o-J' = SOB If'1
T. NJ J. 2.lO. $50. 49,: 6:iO 7.e:i' "a. AN ~ . u
FfItbu8u-t ca NJ 500 '.N' IL T. u
IL. 30 Boz $3.50. 1880, ,:.;h
Mn NJ leave Tor Hunters Point al BushWck and
Brolklyu almost hourly. -,
Lava Eunters POINT ana Bushwick noury from
a. M 10 D. nl. ,,. ,,a "a, r,t,,,,, firm,
a IN r.J0 D. m n .... p,.hy,., .ct r,ot
Rrtasnihg cave Tor huhto' "'i' 1885, ~
lyu almost hourly ,.,..,. - r.,fArc. nav
'-- TIME 80 MINUTES
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CONpANlON.-As companion TO invalid
" ltdy travelling for N. winter references salts.
factory Address J. L., Box - Tribune Uptown once.
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SltaaIlons ULute3-- (eni,es.

At MAURICE LiNDQUlSTN swedish.
~ French and German Employment ONCE J. 29j Broad
wy .i-st Rooms aud Female aAd servants
fur a pOsitun-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
I.cg!i iIrtiun>.

l. l. easy L. win for the wisdom II
modern times a superficial triumph by
air.uy IN the light 81 day, naked and
apart from the vanished circumstance
which rave birth To- them. the "Niriur
binary iictiuu> which once. passed cur
rent m our courts. The quantity %.
quaint nuu,cn>r in hahi,Gtl as" wa>. H.
iuub'. amazing. \ man who had {,
defend an action might bc told that h.
wI- in iail. or he might be- compelled 2.
substitute himself tor a Nonresident
Richard R"c. ANY ~" who wished {,
sell an cntailri estate might have - t"-
@n ~ saving hat it belonged tn SOM"
body else. \ plaintiff who dIi not
make at random "a lIT-r number al
assertions in his hill was pat ~ "A serious
disadvantage. \ defendant gay" small
bail for hi appearance: aud Itwa- usual
tn put int" plcadln-> mor" random a~~'r-
tiouS, none Of which might be- true. i"
recover a horse or a cow, or To- get an
estate If which some on" was in pos
session. il might be- uc>"-~ary 10 state
the most ~cgrryiouS f~al-.houlS. In or
der that uu" Wiyi,i Sue upon = contract
actually mad" ~ 80, II might b" c~>rn-
tia' To- say that i was made al the Rnyal
Exchange. II seems old 70 br told that
e. the wife j. IA" daughter of the hui
band or. that the mother and son
arr not If kin When tHi- last MIA
waS ~propoundci {" Unrl" Toby BE-
could scarcely be prevented whI-tliu,
Lilliuurlrro: and the statement CONE
n a shock to the strongest nerves. But
the fact i that when the his
tory If these maNims j. ar
fully scanned, it i seen that tho~.
who devised them were neither dup"-
nor knavc-. Il j. a mistake Ia sUpI"~
that they were mcr" instruments a.!
plumber and cNtortipn, or contrivance-
for multiplying the mysteries 81 law.
little investigation shows that they VIZ
generally modes IF silently altering law
nj = time when ahOyc-bpdrl fu-ms"r IN
n0ya,ion- If any kind would hive been
>,ou,l. resisted. When acts Il far.'a-
mcnt were rare or unknpw'; when law
"a, regarded 10y uncrtica mind, a. 81
quasi sacred origin. an. q" say II J
written was to say 1T J. Immrtabl",
these ~fiction- were rpde> Of acquiring
Jurisdiction aud dong justice without
Offering yiu!enc. - dceply-rpDtcl fcc,-
iHg~. They w"c the equity 81 the rude
a-c-. But il = mere ignorance If his
tory tn forget that ~fic'ipn> were on~c
scryiccahL'. They arr the modes by
which tie Jewish doctors If the law. the
interpreters Of the Koran. tn" PrTtors at
ROM. tn Queens Justices AZ West
minister. sought 20 moderate strict legal
severity. and harmonic" the letter Il the
Law with the eXigrn"i.~ 81 >p'I"iy. The"
rude devices wcrr the amending acts If
early timcs. Thev ought u h. viewed
in the light III which a primitive wagon
or plow i regarded. They are yenera-
III bu, gu, Il date. and their Use in thee
DAYS s not 10 ~ encouraged. ever Win
they ar" turned against = cpmnO7 ~
former against whom it i as,umTi all
l. III .-IDndY4 Tunes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
Religious Reading.
on NEW YE4R'S EYE.

Como. r., ne pause, q -1ul - mine.
AMI r~rtu-p-,t "a" passing var,
II - Mt -" III III. tlNGGr-
Twill de AMI never r,-app-ar.
Il has l-en just a gasp - breath.
\ sharp. ,lUNg.- y" clutch - nm",
Yet long enough fHr We aui 3,ath-
And iarE", nd NsutagCs u crime.
AMI Ion. ,u.arh-to God - praise
Fur N~.rt.rrr~ e., th' -W'~i UrkuHSu.
Wrath 8 with I'D Vtgu.tIU- &c tty~,
And registered IN Heaven alone
OfthrSr I would commune = "a the.
B-,uI. tn while IN Dii Year a.'~,
Hay- ~. l--'r crowned with victory
In this YEAR -t"rs lHr thu ~ki'-s
Ic' Zip IN. running strings that ply
Tn puppets q uur tIiy mask.
TITfA = gains aul Losses pat away
IT. hour 5-..I- a laitI"r Jt-k-
w have been eager To- obtain
what earthly treasures We might ~"'r":
But such IU uur ryNI,~ arr vain
Heaven takes thc hast acc'Uu; - th'SG
The n,'ls W. ~asrrh ,cyunI ihr -ua,
Tho ls-aut~ ~ M Usk~ W" r-u!,
Tn lore from NtUUvl cities wru,
Dogma AMI theory and 'rTei-
Al these are nnu.ht IN -. account
"" pass. tom -ht. IN C!n-" r.Nr"~.
VAN ar- the -Iratr- from wytI.r fpUut
That iiuw ia fable, oil AMI new.
What have we don. that viii endure
Whom throne ant CROWNS unstable" prove;
Wnt' gained q earth - ron aui Purr
Time cannot mar L.. ~ r'mHEcs
Sor FIR q name. that men shou,t spas
With false applause. hTN" we wrought well.
That H'rr ambition vain p weak
How weak, how VAIN, l't History tell
II srlf f~ i"~s. Il Col b. more,
WHhiu s'r aim - - rfN.
n -ru- that We have loved hsirr.
IL grace from Heaven ~ uHw deny:
II k.uiuc~- IN oar bosom hii'~
Thc faults 90, OTHERS with - vail.
II luyr "a God AMI man abide
( force, when VIZ AMI wisdom fail,
II something uf III" Heaven HhuN"
"" - gafu": for all Il earth wr'N" miss"l.
AMI kept III" Master Law ty love,
We have not lived in vain, | wI>t.
God knows how many. or how f"w.
81 victories -urh ~ these we've w'u;
w ouiy know that each l. iur
T. sriC" H. CAV" " through rs son.
Lotus not ora't oar c,nqu"-t-, then,
Lest ih"y t' fewer than We deem;
iiut E1r! uIT-"!N'~. -'Ii- again
To- 10" tho N.ctnr~ We NAY seem.
:" 1T tho year 10 ~.lrnc" Bic,
Viii g." ". with humnl" lI~ luV!prr
our f"Ili"~ with 81 breath may f,.
-Nui grace ulBUul - IT. tho wa0.-
II liam &. Es'hTiS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
'.TIcrc's nv other card

mo, nv dear, Won re- not = married
lady. And YOU must hare a cup OF
coffee
Very hoSpitablc. indeed. were the
three Young ladies. and by the time
they had helped their Young callers 10
several times a. much r. any three boys
could eat, Jenny was able 10 remark:
Now, girls. the table begins TO look rs
if somcbody'd been herr
But | think we'd better 20 now
said Johnny Cook. Il can eat any
more
"Oh, very well, my dear; and Ara
bella, too. and Marmadukc.'
That my father name, and mines
Tracy Plumb
Just = good, Tracy. Won't you eat
some more cream
NO. ma III. Johnny SAYS we'd
better 90.
The girls were in high glec over their
Young gentlemen callers; but when the
latter reached the sidewalk, johnny
Cook remarked: Il guc-,we won'tmakc
any more calls. I'm going home
$50 am L." said Tom. But Ivcfour
more cards"
Il y e more that, said Tracy: ''bUt
! don't want to 20 anywhere else. |
couldn't be polite
Not n Of them could have been po-
lite enough Ia eat another mouthful, and
that or something else made them a
very sobcr-looking lot of New Years
Day callers, - they walked on down the
street.
Tom and Tracy were not heard from
again that day; but johnny Cook won
dcrcd, when Uncle Fred came home
that night, why he wa, compelled TO
give 80 careful an ccoun OF very
thing.
You were very polite, cycrywh"rc?'
Yes, Uncle Fred: and at the last
place Tom Fitch forgot Ia bow when he
came out. and | made him 20 way back
into the parlOr and do it.
That was right. II there was any
other place where he forgot ii. he ought
to 90 back there neat New Years Day
and bow"
But johnny only said: II don't think
| want to eat any supper. tonight, Tn
Gle Fred. st. NIchOiIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
Cheap Smoke Houses.

\ good smokc-hpu>c i n necessity on
every farm. large or small. where any
meat is cured at all. There exists no
reason why every farmer who Slaughtcrs
swine should not have the delicious
Sugar-curcd hams As well aS the more
ordinary fare of picked pork.
4 good smokc-houSe does not ncces-
sarily imply IN expensive one. All that
is Imperative for a Smokc-houSe i a
room Of sufficient size which can be
filled with smoke and shut up tight.
with c~onvcnienCeS 10 hang up the meat.
\ sweet. clean ca>k has efficiently
served a a Smokc-houSc where only a
few hams were To be smoked. In most
of the smokc-hou>eS on farms the fire i
made on a stone slab in the middle Il
tho floor. In Others 4 pit Is dug about
one foot deep in the ground and the fire
placed in that.
In some of the improved smoke
houses the fire is made in n pit outside
of the house and the smoke commune
Gated 10 the house by means OF pipes.
Stat shelves are provided IN other houses
upon which the pieces 81 meat are laid
skins down) during the smoking pro
cess. instead Of being hung up, accord
inc TO the old mode
n,an common in sections of Mary
,,na and Pennsylvania i building the
I"noke-hou>e upon 4 brick wall and over
a brick arch. through which a number
of holes or spaces are left in the brick
work for the smoke TO pass through. Be
meath the arch is the ash-pit, and 4 door
opens into this. The door 10 the meat
room by this arrangement is reached
with the assistance of 4 ladder.
Meat, in whatever sort of Smoke-house
it is prepared. should be continually sur
rounded by smoke produced from ma
terial that impartS a pleasant flavor. As
good hickory wood or orn cobs- While
the smoke ought to be continuous. the
smoking process must not be fastened
10 such a degree Is 10 raise the tempera-
ture sufficiently to make III fat ooze ont
OF the meat, or 10 preven~e creo>ote
in the smoke from thoroughly permea;-
ING its entire substance. In = word, the
fire from which the smoke arises should
neither be permitted TO die out nor blaze
I'D in flames: Old smoke-houses should
be thoroughly cleaned out previous 10
use. and the convenienceS from which
the meats are suspended examined 70 in
sure their being strong enough for their
4ork.-C. I. World
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
4 Personal Greater.


certain GLASSES II ~~'l"u'is'> love Z" 10
~r;ui upon ih" AZ 81 i-' "'T.i, am.
fancy that Peg Removing ih' r'rI'I -
creation millions 60! years back in''
eternity they weaker @ iHiih IA a per
-"uai r"dj'F, ana In Ii supervise ~
care. Bu' they greatly ml,'1A". ~,
matter h'" many mSrial> y a-'~ may
ht'" elapsed, or through how MANI con
Nui>i"n~ Tie world may have passed., 'hv
truth ~'i.i stands In ih" ~"'-luuius
'r"i Greater! the h'.t''uN antiH" earth
Nor than 'hi~. II" Uphu.l"ih al.
Things hF Tn" "ngt II IL power
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09

n lsd uamea SIX. In Oliver Iowa
ship. kaukasks County. Mich, had AZ
exciting encounter with . der few
DAYS ssace. lie drci a; the deer. ,lafgr
buck, and Wa IA ihs At ot rc.osdtns
- hen &c noticed thr deer coming toward
him. IIts rife WAS ml-sic loader, aad
hi, PAL, he's were so; Gu; any faster thar
be used them. - thai before be cuuht
reload The deer wAs close ~ him lie
made lively time around = larg- tree.
with the deer pressing him -" ciH~"ly
for comfort. and, seeing two r-cs =; a
short d..iarCe ;ha; stood quite c3nsH 10
gcihcr. h. struck out for them. vlirA
he tarc.y reached when ~" buck -ru,
rushing by. llyrc d. cpu.lt dsl<r ~
tween the trees. while the huyk bal -
60 around on acCouH, - hs h1-ns
ftuall, ,hc tt''cl t~a,i s;uprc,l Co. s;uty
the situation. ~hcc tho lad. knGly rau-
ming the bal, home. Fixed The cap Wl.h
rcT,ous inEcrs, aud. placing The Euu
between the trees and close t'fhc deer.
head. pulled ID. trigger. AL kcTGnF
went the beauty
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
no. aCk

IT, Nc-i..r-a o.. E~l4 = ,-----t
i..le -y.----l .a1-s other, - &c 49,
cO-s O .,~,!4 i-'r-~.' Th-' 49, ts-- 90
err a-rtar ~ SaaI~. Nt,s l~, a.
~ H4r,AsE s'r--' al ha.is 'a- resi- a-r'-
position - .-rasl .'~rk 10 ~ rvaa''Ia7 =
Ies stature a. HAIR ,c.r Wais Nr \v.s
49, '.- --r- Z lh- ,aa-,r' -rrr'' -
la, ,ssrsr-~ v-A- g. s-i lrA- "a -
IL recovered Slia'erV -r-H-sre~ tt-ur,a
-; p an - -lI ,,r-.-v u,- i-o re- Ftr
'ulls-i l. r-, rurrrI ,yfr--l tbs s's
s. t--.ls Gr I1I thr ',.~~e-s 1853 a-.a
reduced bal f.s f.r Gas 90 ur~ B., *
fr~cr Ir Aat.~ --I -. 80 80 - -
jacobs 81 -, rare. lI- sst-E-s VI N,ss
himself u,-I e Drrs; Ds-.naa Ft-cI' ?
;o.th.chc st. rui - srl 40 iaT {.
.7r.u asI pan, = rh-ar1ir -.s.r- .ni a.
~avs . I'd 60, NJ Ns.c also sars
ell tE.7ss ~ DI "a si.radi tAas sal sGs
always A--g. ; os hAnI
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
Mixing OF Corn.

II appears from eNp-rimeatstha' Wha.
some appearance II mixing in two -or-
Of c"Tn takes place tn hT-i year, NE
complete crossing ! apparent only the
second year in the crop grown from
the~s mixed ears. Every farmer = IA
Tiliar with the rarie-a;ed ears wbe-e
sorts Il tvo co'ors are planted near each
other. Prof Beal reports an sIper-
mcnf where he planted An early. eight
rUwed. yellow dent, and through Il n
single row Of yellow Hint Before fov-
erinr. the ta--els cf the flint corn were
all eut Of. making impregnatiOn by the
dsnt on this ruW a necessity. There
va no trace on the es-s o. the flint q
any cru~>ing with the den; the first year.
The nevt year. however. the fin; con
showed AL gradations from the dent To
the flint. He report. some varieties a.
being les affected with crossing than
other. and names the red or brown Va
ueties n having the greatest fixiry q
type which accords with our ORu 90
-eryations- To prose the influence q
climate and locality in changing corn
without crossing. be ssys that the King
Philip corn went - kan-aS and y three
years WAS sch, back w~u marked with
denL-toUafyy Gentleman
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
RatienaliSm in Germany.

Joseph Cook. in a letter from Ger
MANY. published in the IndsPnfeat-
speaks OF the decline q: rationali-m in
Asa >ect u Biblical criti-
cism, the Tabingen school has perished
The mythical theory Of the origin Of
Christianity i. exploded Strauss i no
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-09
4 HISH.

IT I could find the Little Year.
The Happy Year. the glad New Ycar-
If ! could find him setting forth
To seek the ancient track
I'd bring him here. the Little Year.
Like a Pcddler with his pack.
And all Of golden brightness,
And nothing duh or black.
And all that heart could fancy.
And all that lifo could lack,
Should hc your share Of the pcddlcr's ware.
When h. undid his pack.
The best from out his treasure
\ smile "f yours would coax,
AntHthsn we'd speed him on his way
vt WIhnight's falling strokes.
And hfG him hurry round the world:
And serve the other folks,
-NGrJTrCt Trrrlx