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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the
sentineI's Reporter.


Ladies' carnival tonight.
Mrs. o. L. Scott is on the sick list.
Clam.chowder at the Occidental to-day.
The Ruby Hill Miners Union meet this
evening.
Mr.. w. N. McGill arrived from Ward
yesterday.
Mr.. t. D. Page was in from Fish Greek
yesterday.
Will the cold weather and snow storms
ever let up?
Secure your tickets this afternoon for
the carnival.
District Court will meet tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Recollect that Rink tickets are only so
cents this evening.
The Knights of Pythias meet at 1880
o'clock this evening.
Only one passenger arrived by the E. d
P. train last evening.
The ladies will have a splendid time at
the Rink this evening.
The weather was pretty rough last night.
1t showed and bowed"
There is a message at the telegraph
once Tor Emery T.. motifs.
The ice at the Rink was In fine condi-
tion last evening for skating.
The last rehearsal of sSEratoga" takes
place at the Opera House tonight.
The Centennial Guard Band will be in
attendance at the carnival tonight.
Of emigrating to Wood River in the Spring.
Mrs. Joseph Carver and Mr.. W. w.
Bradbury OF Carson died on Monday last
in California.
Take q look at Jake COINS new store
and new goods. He doesn't charge a cent
for showing his stock.
Gentlemen, please recollect that the lady
patrons OF the Rink will run the entire
institution this evening.
Jennings, the Mormon candidate whom
the g~entiles favored, has been elected
Mayor of Salt Lake City.
There are no lucrative sinecures about
the Richmond works, NOW that Mr.. Pro-
bert is bossing that institution.
The number Of people complaining Of
bad colds is on the increase. Better
weather is devoutly to be wished for.
+. Jacobs will sell a lot OF elegant fur
niture at auction tomorrow at l o'clock,
in front Of Dunkel's store, North Main
street.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Egleston, formerly OF Eureka, but now OF
Reno, on the birth OF a son on the l4th
instant.
From the best Of authority we learn
that it il not the intention of the Eureka
Con. Company to start up another furnace
at present.
The rhetorical exercises at the public
school, on account of the sickness Of many
OF the boys and girls, will not be given
this afternoon.
We acknowledge the receipt Of compli-
mentary tickets to the Eureka Hook 4
Ladder Company's ball on the evening Of
the 22d instant.
There was a.slight recovery from the
general decline in the stock market dur
yesterday afternoon.
The Postofice bookstore sold o large
number Of Police Gazettes yesterday. The
account of the great prize fight caused the
paper TO sell readily.
The committee from the Hooks q Knicks,
who were out selling ball tickets yester-
day, met with good success. The Eureka
people never go back on the fire laddies.
Deputy Constable Raveli yesterday ar
rested Bob Chin at Mud Springs. for steal
ing Q horse from A. Rosetti. Chin resisted
arrest, but Officer Ravell brought both
mar and horse TO town.
James Wempell was tried for horse steal
ing before Justice Robinson at Newark on
Wednesday and acquitted OF the charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Union 10ns 10hs. Alta 32Os 3As. Hale
4 Norcross, hob, Savage 16Ob, Benton
65b 70a, California 15s, Belcher 65b. Over
man Job, s. Nevada "a 7sss. Justice lob,
Yellow Jacket 160b, Ophir 44s4Ab 4s0a'
Gould Il Curry GAS 330b, Albion looo
1sOa, Best 4 Belcher 6lb b, Andes oob'
scorpion 75b, Mexican 9As 936b wa
MONDAY cob, Crown Point COB 65a, Beld-
ing 25b, Exchequer 65b, Chollar l2oo'
Potosi lob, Con. Virginia Sos.
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Cruel and xnhuman.

report comes to US that an inhuman
mother, who had tried various ways Of
correcting her daughter. a mischievous
a.lle girl, and had failed in every expe-
uient to subdue her to obedience, at last
covered her chest aud back with mustard
ss.as,ers and kept the young recreant con-
hnea until the entire surface covered was
norrlbly blistered. This seems incredible,
NV we hope 1t Is not true; but II u Is,
WIS will not be the last said Of ~.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

At Comes Variety Theater Saturday
night. for the qualification OF the bald
heads Of Eureka. the ean-can Will DC pro-
duced. The hour has been adjusted SO as
not to interfere with any other engage
ments the bachelors may have Tor the
evening. Miss Ruby Grant, TO whom tne
benefit is rendered by many TRENDS, VIII
put in her best and most artistic KICKS
rims.-after prayer meeting.
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Explanation.

an Item In yesterdays SENTINEL has
sisen rise to q Misunderstanding. The
s''esFam referred to was sent to Prof. O.
- loung OF Gold Hill. to inform him that
! otter for him was mlsdirected to vir-
s,uia olty, and to go there and got II. The
.iustees are negotiating with Prof. Young
,aAe the Principalship here April /.
ssoiessor Reek has been engaged to teach
y 1 - maj date, and there Is no disposition
s W 'ne part Of the Trustees, or anybody
ose, 70 interfere with him In his engage
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

one More missing Man.

Information ia wanted Of the present
terrestrial location Of Patrick Keon. q ma
tive of Black Bog Parish, County Ferme-
naugh, Ireland. When last heard FROM,
eighteen years ago, he was in this State.
Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received by his sister. Mrs.. Mo
MAkaaahusatts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17
Flower Entsrtains.

From o Washington exchange we note
that recently Hon. R. P. Flower the
w~orkingman who beat Aston for Congress
in Brooklyn. entertained q distinguished
company at a dinner given at Wormiey's
annex, No. 1877 I street. northwest. The
guests were Senators Beck and Camden
Representatives Bragg, Musgrove, Murch'
Belmont, Beach, simonton. Dibrell. spseer'
McLane, Holman, Dibble, Hoge. Carlisle,
Gibson, Wilson. Cassidy and Ladd' and
delegates Ouray and Maginnis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

Here we have a Dog. The Dog 10 Lean
and Lank. Where has the Dog beens He
has been out Rabbit Hunting. Times are
hard with the Dog. He comes home Tired
and Weak. He did not Catch the Rabbit.
Why did not the Dog Catch the Rabbit?
Because he Stopped: II he had not stopped
he would have Caught the Rabbit. The
Moral to this story Ia. Do not loiter by
the way when in pursuit Of the Prize.
Rest not while the object is in sight. Don't
forget that Perseverance is the Price Of
prosperity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

r.. r. PAssENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
Mrs A Hintz Pm Hansen
Harry Lee VIM Fenton
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
Mrs NJ o'Lsary
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

The following bullion was shipped by
Wells, Fargo q Co. this morning : 2 bars,
valued OF 50, 1919 6s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

Parker House-T. d. Page, Fish Creek.
jackson House-W. N. McGill, Ward;
W. J. Hamilton, 8. f.; James Angall,
Phoebe; Mrs. NJ. O'Leary, -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

Berg. at his family grocery on soutf
Main street, has on hand q large supply O
fresh eggs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

Mierler's New York creams, French and
American candies, wholesale and retail. al
the Red House.
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u..-.anAY,s STOCK SALES.
s.u Francisco stock Exchange.


MOhNANo
225 Ophir-4A
s95 Mexican-SA "a ooo
I0O Gould & Curry-29o wv
500 California-15c lOc
n Sayage-1h 155
700 Com. Virginia-5Oc Doc
te0.Chollar-105 1l0
AK Hale & Norcross-lM loo
oo0 Crown Point-55c
on0 Yellow Jacket-loo
100 Alpha-lSo
100 Imperial-doc
070 Belcher-
ao0 Conidence-1A
210 s. Nevada,
20 Utah-5A pa"
100 Bullion-boc aoc
46o Exchequer-ooc
80 Seq. Belcher-S
400 Oyerman-ooo
Ak Justice-75c SOC
rao union-10 ga lobs
465 Alta-3l5 c1
TO Best Belcher-6|
15O Andes-5oc
175 s~corpion-7Oc Doc
10 Benton 6oc
100 P~otosi-lOo
AFTERNOON BOARD.
60 N. Belle-9A
100 Day-SOc Soc
ana Wales Con.-60c
rs Mt. Diablo-6%
40 e. Mt. D~iablo-30c
1880 Belding-25c
100 Holmes-30o
loo Eureka Tunnel-165
20 Southern Nevada-5A
100 Bodie-2S5
so B~ulwer-256
100 Mono-S5o
50 Noonday-2Oc
100 Oro--20c
800 Bodie Tunnel l95
500 NJ. White-44
so Silver King-l6%
155 Pinal-2A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

Tor PRINTIN g, OF ALL DE
81 scriptions, executed with nesuness an
deapatch ii n 8nuxxHnk ones,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-17

butter,
Ninety oants q roll at the Red House. v
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Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs NJ o'Lsary
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Or marked for ruin, the teacher will pet
and caress her till he gains the love OF the
child, and will send her with o parcel or
package to a house OF questionable reputa-
ton or some house where her ruin can be
accomplished, and instruct her to wait till
she gets a receipt, or till she sees . certain
party. When the child goes to the house
she 10 made welcome, petted. caressed and
treated to fruit and confectionery, and in
vitsd to call again. She In almost certain
to do 30. II she does not she is sent
with more parcels. or II abe refuses 10
visit the house again,
DARKER arAN q EMPLOYED
To work her ruin-somstimes open force
being resorted to. though rarely. Often
one single visit to one Of these houses re-
suits in the child's ruin. I have also
known cases whore school teachers have
taken little girls mostly orphan children)
and p~rostituted them out to the highest
bidder, they keeping the children with
them at their own homes for the accom-
mediation OF visitors. This has been often
done with very little effort at concealment.
About two years ago l was visiting a school
teacher in New York who had with her q
pretty little girl Of 10 or IL years. There
was something strange about the child,
and the way she walked. The teacher mo-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
1 Visit 10 Morocco.

Visitors To- Morocco" find the country
and IL people mIry"l"u>ly strange and
fresh. Theirs = the rain and >un-
shine. and the WAYS If an old wisdom
hy our world forgot Nowhere can 4
man b" more conscious of thu m.rr H..
II living: nowhere hr more impressed
with the vanity and tcdium Of much that
European civilization considers iuii~-
p"n>ahlr 10 TIA" interests oi lie. From
the hour CT st foot in thu rnUn'rN the
present monon seems - full of delight
that there i but the smallest desire To-
project life into anticipation. Time
ceases 10 exist. or a; least I" b" Cf any
account. II must hc admitted. however.
that the disposition of everybody in this
lazy. lpto>-ratin- land t. art on this j. ut
TINES a little troublesome. You have
arranged To- make an excursion t" town
in the interior: YOU have fixed tn" dav
for starting after having found ihlt it
must not be a Tuesday. Tor Ii"t~l f.
lctsa" CON IN" third day AL fails -;
nor on a Friday. for that i their sab
bath-you have been promised guides
and mules by such a time; but do not
expect them there. they will not come.
You 90 - the MAJ with whom YOU have
made arrangements; he i probably do
inc nothing. and he has probably Moth
inr - say in answer - Your complaint
hut Please Allah. tomorrow. u If
You manage 10 >rt ont on Tho third dav.
or before the week ha> run nj. yuu viii
have been treated fairly well. They
mean no NEGLECT or di~rt-pect. II i nniv
their .'old-world WAY. Hence their
pruv"rb: Once over the threshold
IN" journeys half done. ~Fortravclin-
there aye If cou>c neither carriages
nor roads: the roads >o-calIcl ar" only
cn'location> Of mule and camel tracks.
Til within two or three e. ago there
was not a >in-lc-whccl"i Vehicle in
Morocco: hut now there are known -
10. two-the one J. a yellow antcjI.u-
Wan gig. which the Sultan has procured
somehow or other. and which figured
some time ago IN a ltatr procession. -
the establishment and delight of the
spectators: the other i a whccl-harrow
which a gentleman recently took 10
Nn-ador. and OF which the >tIlwlTt
Moor io whom il wa> consigned - little
>urmi>ci the Use that when h" had filed
il with mortar ACCORDING To instructions
h. promptly >houldercd IT and strobe
off. travelling on mu'c-hack. however.
in the large. wcll-padicd saddles II the
country. with >tirrupS Ike slippers. i
No great hardship II either man ~
and the way i constantly be-
ruilci uy some fresh illustration Of
Moorish life and manners: 4 company
Of noisy CoUntry-folk going toor coming
from market: a troop of hor>swcHta>h-
in past. with flowing white iciab>: the
cho>Jly-lookin-. silent cayalcaie ~ an
Arab >heik Of the plains. and hi> haTnm.
swathed from yiew-all hut. perhaps.
one iuStrou> eve; the aS:oni>hei rustic
girl. who hides her face. or the
toilsome. almost nakedpeaSaut dawdii1-
along behind hi> aboriginal p.ow. l
goat and a donkey may often be- seen
yoked together. and 4 woman has been
seen in the place OF a goat; but what
ever the team. the blowing i always
the same-a mere scoring Of the soil.
ami Vet j, brings forth in Abundance
Pal Mall GG-cue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
Another Alleged Cure by Prayer.
A special from OIL City. Pa. ns-ra;"

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r., - - Ill a.. -. ,,:-.r.
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I'll -, -,,.J a.. - 81 The
Ih:.I VI - -. .;..h. v..g
n. IA - III f., "
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- p,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
TIE BOYS.

Jhcro come IN" boys. oh. 1our. Tho noise,
ii' Who'll" h'sn~" f"rl- III" i.uG.r.
Behold III" Inc" "f Christie pant.
And weep Ger Berries jdraut.
But mover mind; Il eyes keep hrirhf-
Aud limbs grow straight ana LIMIT.
N"G rather t'~r III tr,-c'S whole a,tb
Than 'ud uI.~nund tho timber.
NV hear the tops and marble I'll,
The irur~-ph. wt,. Lct.dc thorur
And ! must watch ihr hauisrDrs.
iHr ! know The boys y N riI" rhofp,
Look vel * Won descend Tho stairs
l'f'rn hul in"m haunted
y. gi"-flt i-'N~ ihaf make u. u.fso
Just when thr'r Noise J. wanted.
1E" N'ry chairs ar" tied ia pair.
Ana mai" - prGuo' and clpu~.
"nti swords are Whitfield "Ur ui ticks;
Mat brave hats made of paper.
Tho diuncrl"H p"al- loud and well
To tell rh- m.ikWau'~ comm.
And thu 81" rush ui d" s'"-ru--lr trains"
~'ie al our cars ;-hHu;uiug.
H.w Oft -ay: What ~hauId"
]" keep These children gIirt.
u ! could inI a good receipt
certainly SHOULD try il.
But what g.. Ip with the yyilI h,ys
AHi Ha fnr.T dEU and c~ls.r"r.
J. really grtt. - grave affair
Nn laughing, ]JT.ila- matter.
li..- viii a.. b.y-"-huf not for long
th. rHEI.4 40 H.Hr 3i.pur u
th- thought. How N'r. soon our boy,
Na4 learn t. 4r without Ia.
f." soon, ami tai. a"cp.vaiort mon
N.i -~tIH'ly stl' Va Mother"
''r i'" Stretching empty hands
rom talr world L. tho other.
= .r" gently should "" chiic ~" Noise.
Nu3 "A'H uGght FI"ii- 'h- rT,k,f.
-t'. % .H HIs lowing rhHgrbI- arI urgvrrs
NhIlr W.IllE pants aII JarL-I.
-N.ss.Errgrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
An extraordinary amount of cani,a

An eNtraorulnaTE 81 capltaI
is being invested in sheep and cattle
raising in Cuba. Including the horses
and mules owned by the planters. it is
calculated that the value Of the cattle of
all sorts in the Trinidad Valley amounts
to $4,000 600. Great care Is being be-
slowed upon the breeding. and the I'M
portation OF sheep. COWS and bulls, IS
increasing largely. no less than 1000
head being delivered from England and
the United States At Cienfuegos alone in
a single week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
HOWE. FARM AND GARDEN.


ID i'uH"'.- &E" "i~".i ii ''...- A'f
''.|- AH. r.H~'.I 'l ..i.i.~ -'t -.'' "..'
'H.. ~. ra, -.rnh-
It '.-E not l. known To- SIT good
housewives THAT r'.y rsn ''.''ua'.s re-
move Just from their oil paintings hy
washing them with % soft cloth djrp.,!
In lub,aarm >ui-. Npc dry.
>.ri. Er,.gI stab bread -Nuulli.
r,r I'm Slices Irs.l in ~. owen. crushed
VIII % rolf, .,-,ir. and rur AWAY rr .
lar. /, ,naL,, rap.raI rr.n.Ifu, FIR ,-,-
rq,,,.-. ,.ll ,..l,.-. or lLt..yu..-,~u soap.
Y.uv., .-.,. both frr.f, AMI o.a.-
mental ,urrsur~ and -v'-. berry a.-a-
e., So, in ,h. fail >a,Ill have ,h" -r.
banked un .-uiu~t The stem or trunk.
and forming % mound which -|pln,,,
the ire. a,! prevents h.aE.uE Ont.
, rad, m.,nnI fer l., f.wrnrl-
ton. j. =, l,Ir... flannel, I'm rh. steamer
e AN .rI-,rr, r,..,r- steam kettle. Tt.r.
readily become. r,rmr.,,! with ,.u
-;.tm when fE, KEITH. IS p'l.v! ON 'n.
fir. -,rI can, t-. readily ri..,~,l without
.D, t.ar If ...rI.I L-.r~- Iur.g.r tr.
.,,..,,. =, .y-lr.,,1.u sufficiently g-y.
.. :r ,l..-r.,r., method
,-,.r.r r., ,-,,
~, ,i.,. AMI '..n.., >.
49,, ,n,r. -, -..,..
- -. .,l,. .r.I . ,.r--..,..-,yI
- I',..r a,l' I.rl ,-I mi .,
'," ~ -,,,| - III. ~ N ,,ar,r .rlr|.
,.r.rh.r. take . fourth # TIE dough =
a rruar and roll ou; half ~ thi.. as "a
milk ,ra...r. eva, in small rounds. and
bake quickly To- li,At brown.
r;rl ,L.-,u,,
49,, >. n, 49,, 49, 49,.
-" ~, -, .,l mr.
Tn 49,
iti'-." f.~.,
,'''''' .''. Dbl ~ III.
III ''',''l. 80 .I.,
IL "'.' '". -. -
e ',' I'M " AN
ann ON i '''-.' I''''''''" ""'
vent NE ''''i' 3D. "''
>m"th"rrI steak. Take on" dozen
'a-rr onions. boil them in very l''."
water. until they ~" tender. On"
pound Of steak. season il with pepper
and salt. uut it in a pan with som" hot
hccf-Irlpp.ng. end FRY i I'LL /: : done"
Take it ont. put j; ou a Dish. where D.;
viii keep hot. Then. when the ONIONS
NJ, f.. drain and mash them n ~"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

A well-dresSed man. apparently
about fifty years OF age, threw himself
from the top of the Nendome Column
ai'erwsrJea tie aground bus
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
NEs : ? NsEoAv, New Castle We

SILVER dollar With hH.as IN ''-w are
painfully r-ur-.Is. h-t 'sag are u.r bal. 80
Ia.-f.I. u.-~-sE- n holes s.;a.st a. -.-
Ecrir.a-, around them
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
- Beauty Jnadorned With pimpies &
NHnrnrd Tic Mn.t

T. v-G desire ! far oHru-..Era1 ire from
vtw-.rs. f.e-. ls- zuI a-gr...1s 'a-s cd
e. Mc--~a. Discovery. - G-E-.sN
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

Frederick RsGsrh. wealthy farmer
near N-wcomsT~tuwn. o, b. = ~oo
fifteen wears oh who has \ singular
lupci.mca, IN b speech. which u oas
4 The NOS, remarkable Cas"> og record
He can talk ,u'.,.lEcatlv - ary wrun.r
81 III, family. Lu' Jh, moment ao leave
home and -1.s auou- strangers h.
voice leaves a.m. and !; becomes u.,'-.
Impossible !ry him - a~5;l.G.at" ur-
word He can hear WEI. enough, and
j. lu-g. aud Iat,.s -rr, booking. Irl.
mos. remArka5., .upc.u,a: 10 b.
speech when among s.-a--,-~ :
iuh-.r.' - q S2a>wrt rsa'-g-ra g.
che muscles Cd: the yaca. o--41>. super
IElgc,L los rDha-ras-u 2. ,- .aEa' a
doctor VIII J. treating Am ,akr, :lc
& Li~o'.r". whe-c b. E-.l-t ...
familiar w.a III" drc,s-. after ua,.h n,
: d-.--e! On p-oaaln..-- .sc,-.- words.
such - the DAY - .a- N",A, GO s
ON short sentences. I.e ta...- shea
,.ArS him in some hu>l-t-, Eau-. -1 rH.
town where, IN n. presence Z 81 r- SO
u- several. persons, be- rEn 3.e..t tr..-
him on the same w.rl. AMI sentence
uu'.. be- speaks t-yu . -'.1rt.y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

Wrs- 81 YOU Eu = b. -.l. s-.r-1' "a
Or -- s-.@l G-- J. --- r.r H-
or. Pol. -Ha r'aA-- l- BIZ - '.r-
{. o.. -- .F.r. l5. 1-I --. = a
" a-r H- sgd. D. -a-- tr- ID 80
raz- TO-. ~a- - a.5-r-. -E tee r-sf
-az ~ sal. -a al'.- .- 20 ~ !
loved So ID La 81 a- r.--~ 90 ! f1-to b
=. AZ. E-- za- o.. -e aLs-rE-V1
L-E-. -T.E-s ~I--
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
The milk business Of Frankfo-t-on-

The milk business OF Frankfort-on-
the-Main Is conducted by 4 concern
called the an>tal,. established BY the
medical association and managed by =
commission consisting Of three ply
~sicianS, one veterinary surgeon. and Il
chemist The cows are carefully Sc
Iected and properly fed and housed.
and the milk : delivered. within four
hour, from the time II leaves the COW,
in glass bottles. sealed with wax.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

y The early 34v. - printing ns-- rha
Ia:er VAS .a.F 9-l-e. .r each -lr arI ne
b-als lc- 4-,e! tH-s'-cT
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

The singular accident which &c
cured 10 Mr.. BondErant. Of Stauntoc.
Va, BY which = : Eier thirteen inchs,
long was driven by asieam->aw through
his body. has not resulted seriously. Il
WAS extractei while ,he wounded nan
was under the influence o: cEIorolU.1
and the patient : -ow lrlcs, well
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

----r ~ --EssS - 80 -a-'a
t~-aua- 30 e -.- : ~
vzrs tells % g.. he's -vsrf Ds
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

Their, i, no Kind Of achievement
yul could MAKE IN the world that is
ctI.. 20 perfect health. v n4, r"u are
nuggets and millions? Tho Irrr.h
fraa,irr -ud: .'Why j, there up -.rcP
- .. Sold sleep wa- up' IN 'u, mar
he a. % Vup;a;uu.- mas 'g
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

>ErLEsI rrrtle-s ecr--ly ~ .a'a . quar-
- rT-T "a i= a-t - LIKE e-s ss.f 4~-.3-
j -.sa-i -. 'EEFs. zLo 'c-s o.. pz--- tZ1R
IL I'D toward 4-y q t-s ufh--.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

Will, John M.C.ca-y, IN ,Ac y-.
rlpv Z ,hr l. ,ayr., Company, W, trr
p.i15u. : well ur.- bradford. Ia ...
Wei made = flow Il CD. and .hr,, '-.
torpedo oG:. causing al explosion q e.
'y-,gh: pound, II uI.-o-G cc-.ur. Nj
,.,try started Z" uC - soon a. b. Dice
covered ina, :he well VA a.ug. 90 'uy.
IL, cra.-,al,> were GU: IF - .-. ,
~, T dome hy = tailor. H. YH-''l. ?
and back If The thighs and arms ~y.y
laccrt,.l Dos fy.r- bits Il Stone. v.- F.
and 'u. He Wa thrown ais,g, :, t.ri
and jumped up and continued running,
when IL fell from iI-h. and ;l'-.r
W bones wr-, broken, and ,a' rtg-
clans ,i,uk tina, he Will hc aasu, again
In q fortnight. Ills escape from death
va the mr,. remarkable ON record .u
:hr o.. regions. IN" derrick ~. -.
tucri % -p.iu'r-,, and window, broke.
IL = house hall . mile aNly-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

tGpyI>H -s!ns are IL Es-d 70 49, MANI
far-E7~ q HEbr [-F t. VII rr4rly =
us~i b. ~ r6S-z aEstu-zrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

= FEENra z-te. - Ih~ n-si kzif g
Our AFs - pss i desiring IL seogoA AID
tie SSel-i IN rr-re;tH. The zrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

WIN farmer = t5s a4! ~ksI a
-~-tu- r-- e4-A-ar L.--l nan - 'a- ,zs'
thu -~zss - him - ,-- - .a
u-4-- white ~1lr-s a.. -12-- IL FH- szt
w-l a knit lie Es-ts LEs-- aEt r 80
q L g han l- 2 s.e-- tone. . p 9Fr- be-
9I-%- " lls 1z-1serc-asf r. Es1-s a s-a-
tu-- - ----r- ar. z,-s- ----s Dr. ---. = -
= singing sch0o. n 49, dan - r~ws
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

HryzoSES zs Is IL AgE:es, poo.s-s5e
matter k-cFL-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

= T. Earuum ~aunnuu-c. ,hf'
N.I 'mp.', 81! curious specimen %
human race. including -EaG'-- dwarf.
lat people. and freak - nature '.r
-ra "a; show. Paril-, iutru,,'r' -a ss
write immediately, e@up'u-u- r. fn
yuph-. - Beruum. Il. he's y Ila'. a-
son. 80 Bond -. New lalh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

-. : : 4 : = = : =
= G oIoII g : e ' -
IL Bi-IsIG IIIsIs 10 I.Ieie
10 30 81 - - go =, 20 81 : - - - "a
&c .. e. = - =. - - - u -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
CCEHSEE
gug.C.

= :
ON - q ID
,ttY IgI3 To , IL IL - 10
,ro g. .:.f 49, 10 20 81 - 23
=. p . to-- .Ic. "a {. =. 80 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

Jh"ro come IN" huyS. Oh. Fo:lr IN, p,iec,
ff' wh"i" h"u~c frcI~ III" I,,E.t-
fchH.I III" Inc" "f ChTI-ri.-- pluf-.
And weep Ger Berries Jacket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16
JANUARY.

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q . IOIIIe ~ : = &
- I6i.I = 10 90 81 10 II IL ~ - In
e, 81 %. q &c :. 80 IGI7i- y - 81 -
20 10 II ~ "a - 90 g: - ~
- 80 81 -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-16

rTarrr - is rrr- rr-rF-
,.. . s- ..r.. pa. f.. ..
t.art,.u. b.. ..a- ...1... .4.r-' 90.