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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

In all respects. particularly from
governing aspect, the Bloch Is infinite.
~ to be preferred To the Afghan.
Though physically inferior in bulk and
weight Of body. he il the Afghan.
equal in courage. and his superior In
endurance and intelligence. One spe-
cially good trait in his character IL tina,
he Y sulks or hears malice long.
whereas the Afghan does both. Here
are illustrations in point. I never re.
member having an Afghan whipped in
Jail without the fellow showing by his
sullen looks and Sowing face that be
bore the striker. IL not myself. q grudge
for il. But here. in the Derah Ghazi
Khan Jail. the punishment over. the
Bloch IL rs frank and pleasant as he
was before. One man. ] remember.
who was In as . bad character. would
not work. He was warned that he
would be whipped. He merely laughed.
and said: "Tbat won't make n
difference. sahib." He was shown
= man being whipped; he only looked
grave. Finally be was whipped him.
self. He was taken out Of his cell,
stripped naked. tied wrists and ankles
to the triangle. and given twenty or
thirty forget the exact number
strokes with = rattan. During the op-
Grafton he bit at the wood. BIZ almost
through his tongue. but never either
groaned OF WINGED. The punishment
over he threw himself on the ground on
his face. when the usual skin OF cold
water WAS dashed over him. and then
the commiserati nc water carrier stood
upon the beaten parts to deaden the
pain. Still he would not work. saw
him q day or two after in his cell. look
ing happy and ~unconcerned, though. he
must still have been very sore. and for
days would not be able to sit down. He
was pleased TO see me. He seemed 10
have IN idea that NOT being in jail
for any specific and proved offsnse.
IL Was not right 10 give him
hard labor. and so put him on
the lerel Of . convicted felon. remon-
with him for his obstinacy. TO no |
effect One day I deserted his splendid
curls shining with oil or gAee. asked
how he had got H. He had saved 10
from his food. was the answer I cut
his gAce; still no effect At last. as his
example was becoming infectious.
warned him that IL he would not work I
should hare him transferred . Tho
Jail. where I believe his Alb
hair would be cut short
That threat frightened him-h;s ring
being the glory of the Bloch. BE
'aid he would Try 10 work He made
pretense OF trying. and failing. was
.ent Oh to Mulian. where I have no
ioubt he Is now. thoogh prison-cropped.
= smiling and light hearted and do
as he Was here. Now. it 10 NOT
he Afghan nature % behave - that
Bloch did. and that Blocks case Il
ypical of Others. Similarly cirrum-
tanced. the Afghan would have suIkei.
fallen Ill from fretting. and
ome day after his release. perhaps.
Tiled the human instrumenf Who had
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08


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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08
Jimmy Brown Tells an "Old. Old
Story"

We've had q most awful time in on
house. There have been ever so man,
robberies in town, and everybody ha
been almost afraid to 60 to bed.
The robbers broke into old DIR. Smith
house n night. DR.. Smith is one O
those doctors that don't give any medi
cine except cold water. and he heart
the robbers and came down stairs in hi,
nightgown. with a big umbrella in hi.
hand. and said: III you don't leave
this minute I'll shoot you" And the
robbers thev said: "Oho. that umbrcl.
Ia isn't loaded" and they took him and
tied his hands and feet, and put a mus
tard plaster over his mouth. so that he
couldn't yell. and then they filed the
washtub with water and made him sit
down in 1t, and told him that now he'd
know how it was himself and wen,
away and left him, and he nearly froxe
to death before morning.
Father wasn't q bit afraid Of the rob-
bers, but he said he'd fix something 50
that he would wake up if they got in
the house. So he put q coal-scuttle full
OF coal about halfway up the stairs, and
tied a string across the upper hall Just
at the head Of the stairs He said that
if q robber tried to come up stairs he
would. upset the ~coal-scuttle. and make
q tremendous noise. and that II he did
bappen not IN npeet Il no vo,,IJ 90
tainly fall over the string ut the top Of
the staira He told us that II ve be.r,i
the c~oal-scuttle 90 OF in the night. Sue
and mother and / were to omen the win
dows and cream, while he rot nm and
shot the robber.
The first night. after father h.d fred
everything nicely for the rohbers he
went to bed. and then mother told him
that she had forgotten 10 lock the h.ck
door. So father he aid. .Whv c.n't
women someeimes remember .ome.
thing" and he rot I'M and started n on
in the dsrk. He forvot sii
about the string. and fen oyer II I'm IN
awful crash. and then began 10 fan
down stsin When he v1t h.If-v.v
down he mat the cnal-scuffie. and ~
vent down the rest of the v,v Win him.
and vou never IN vour lifs he.ra .rv.
ling Ike 4 nn:s. the TIM - 49,
~. orecs5 orr v;rdc~s 60
cr;ed murder rnd 6ns And sh;ev.s ~
mcn sh.s ~ers 80 nv : :.
nd picked f.shsr NM aad xouId h.re
laken hin 81 "a All & - ~, 49,
fully black. q / hadn't sosd tsem whob s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08
The Great Rivers Of the Werld.

The River Amazon is the greatest vol.
ume of water flowing through any coun-
try Of the world; but it is but !, 1000 miles
long. The Mississippi from Lake Itaska
to its junction with the Missouri is 2.6l6
miles long; from that point to the Gulf
is /. 266 miles. . total OF 5, 9O2 miles; the
Missouri runs 2,90S miles 10 Join the
Mississippi. and. having had given to it
the length to the SEA Is 4, 1874 miles long.
To the sacred river. the Nile. must Sc
given the credit Of running through the
greatest stretch Of country. The Amer.
lean Encyclopedias of 1875" from which
the previously quoted figures are taken.
says: ut b navigable. Is far - the
district Of Fsxogle. about l.5OO miles
from the Meditcrranean. Its approx.
mate length throughout all its windings
from the limit Of steam navigation above
Gondokoro Is 5000 miles The addi-
tionAl length TO Lake Albert MAMA
can scarcely Be les than 500 milea and.
consequently. The river traverses . dis.
lance Of about 4. 700 miles. or sos more
han the Missouri and Lower Mis- Sissip.
pi."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08
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The sos of hAs ystk.r - died a
New Yost On sunst.y Ia. name "a.
Gilbert y. Davis. |. retired ~lss sssf.
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AMI an sses.smxiy plessaai ssm
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give The father 49, q Sea suafzsrss.
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sossrnor d sonsY lsiand ~
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roupsna~i By . givsisx prssE~<sa -
nng forth the great fsld fsr fuFs@@
Esfhefsng shbeh he sad STRIP. zusef
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court. the boks aaA clever sstsfr aa sAe
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ouce ssen ssa app<reassd <aps tks $3.50
va lsszhea osst 81 eosrs Coyss. - -
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resulted u The sess szsasznspeas a ia
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

Agen;leman passing through Ssuy-
vesaas Park in New York, recognized
IN an emsciated. n0Eed boy. asIeep o.
. beach. . lad whom he had seen - .
pupi1 - sa academy e Eaa GreenwicA,
AasA He roused Fin up. and Tie Id
proved 90 b Nathan Os6ou. the soa a
. wealthy widow living IN ChelseA
Several moatks ago. sednced By read
ing dime novels into the idea thss -
could settle the lsdian question n -
abandoaed his home and an DE Co.
logts Of life IN mzrch a advunfurG. H
0aAe NJ vay 70 New Or;eans. asA ftuD
theaoe vsat wes1 and. disAearsaeA
had returned 10 New York a eaeais
uainA 0sban. after . god hsak1Ase
gsys ki0ssaf up to the police. va Aeis.
N1phed - oocs % hin noehee. He ~
kaaStfly ashADed a hin cuodne1 -
- ~ - - - enough a Uni1g
sUzy - - Nh n N H.
-lfn Ga6sA hssps fFuo hRye@g
B00nsuspApR Dsak5so d.
0ereA - u1als ~ - - EkDoGh9
- ooao0oA Man
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-08

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nsssv msrryssx Ne. Msy.s. - w-s
As~xsnd<s. Pa. MIS- syugxss. kai
Mr. At1os. ssv0 Ohsa Ms @N<<ra.
Had tAs 's<ysirs tas. sAs usA 81 r
he1r So - - asref b 80 nsss
vso bed as<f<t IA sss - a. ssrnsd
10 ks bsoka. sod fssusd sk.x IA 49, Ne
ssd Mrs. sguAxx~ss . na<s~ s<s E<AsiY
faegeeasa- GERS se<ktrd
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An Abundant Apple Crop.

Country::Gentleman.
During recent ride through largo
portion of the state, We could not fail to be
struck with the enormous masses Of apple
blossoms wherever there were trees. The
promise is OF great crop aud vast surplus.
Many thousand bushels will be wasted if
the fruit ripens as well as in other seasons
unless efficient efforts are made to secure
foreign market, and to manufacture
large quantities at home into evapOratcd
fruit, or into apple jelly OR vinegar
1t is to be hoped that the supplies which
are sent to Europe will be selected and put
up in a manner creditable to the fruit
growers of this country, and that some
means may be devised to distinguish such
growers and shippers as do the work In
honorable and skillful manner, from those
who by carelessness and fraud do lasting
injury to themselves and others, as was
too frequently the case in 1880.
A question of importance is asked many
times in this connection, CHOW can we
prevent this uneven bearing in alternate
years, SO as to have . fair supply every
season ~ IA answer, there are three
remediss. Nne is to cultivate the c.oand
well sc al to keep up the vigor O: the trees
to SUCH a degree that tha abundant crop
the even year will not exhaust the trees
and prevent bearing the odd year. This
remedy, although operating more or less
IN all cases, is uncertain or incomplete.
The second, manuring the trees at the
right time, IS moro efficient. Tho best
Time to apply the manure-which faust of
course he broadcast-is on the surcas.
IN autumn or during winter, giyi"., the
trees when they start in srrir, snh ,nI
vigor that the abundant 50 nucn
year will not check tb~ crop INC same
and prevent bear. force of the trees
,on. IF tho me- .ng the following sea-
or early r. .nure is applied in spring
the au:> :. summer and worked into
l.r ..ace s,il, it would have SINH
tendency in less degree. Liquid
manure, applied now to tho whole surface
through sprinkler, would probably an
swer nearly rs we'll as winter.spread ma
nure, and is we'll worth trying by those
who have facilities for this purpose. The
third, and most certain way of changing
the bearing year, is to prevent a crop this
season. by which all the strength of the
growth will be thrown into the young
shoots for a crop next year. The
best time is when the trees arc
in blossom, because they are easily
seen and the best tool for the pur-
pose IN u pair oI common Sneep shears.
The work should be done when the trees
arc young, for two rcasons-the labor is
much less, and the change is more likely
to be permanent. We find that it requires
p man three hours to shear Off all the
blossoms from tree fifteen years old
and large enough to bear twelve bushels
and only one hour for 4 young bearing
tree seven or eight years old. The value
Of the crop Ga either, during a scarce
year, is much more than the cost of the
labor. The work may be done when the
young apples are rs large as cherries, but
they arc not so easily seen as the bios.
SONS
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hKPHANS' COURT SALE.-ON SATUk.
~ DAY, JUNE IL, 1882, by virtue of an or.
'ler OF the Orphans Court OF Lancaster county
the undersigned administrator of the estate OF
Ann Elizabeth Barrick. late of the city of Ian.
caster. deceased, will sell ut public sale at the
Cooper House, the following Real Estate, to
wit: All that Lot OF Ground, situated on the
south side of West James street, (No. 10Y, con.
tanning In front on said James street l3 feet
Inches, and extending in depth southward 40
feet more or less, on which Is erected d two
story brick dwelling with basement. Appur.
1inent to the property is the privilege Of in
OF said property, in common with the owner
OF the adjoining property.
sale 10 commence at " o'clock p. M, when
attendance Will be given, ana terms made
known by PETER H. LYME,
NyD1.dS Administrator.
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DIR. G. w. BENSON'S
New Remedy and Favorito Prescription.
SKIN CURE

Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA. LETTERS. HUMORs, INELAM.
NATION, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH
SCALf ERUPTIONS, DISEASES OF
HAIR AND SCALP. SCHOFULA.
ULCERS, PIMrLES AND
TENDEE ITCHINGS
on all parts Of the body. it makes the skin
Wntc, sot: and smooth; removes tan and
World Elegantly put up, two bottles IN one
package, consisting of both internal and cx-
package. P'i
q. n. CRlTTENTON, Ii5 Fulton street. Nc,v
aork' Is wholesale agents for DIR. Z. W. Ben
sons remedies. avn
junc.-lmd. NJ ,W&SSwG
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lallcastcs tllteIIiqer,ccr.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1882.
WHY NOT.

Is IL wrong to kiss ?" asked timid mail
of the shimmering sands that border the
deep.
But no answer she got, save the wavclets
played.
roundelay gay as they kissed her feet.
She asked the sun, but he only turned
His saucy face from the eastern sky,
And kissed her cheeks till they fairly burned,
And q tear of vcxation dimmed her eve.
She asked the wind as 1t came from tho South
The self same question. The answer came
For zephyr sprang up and kissed her mouth
And ruby-rod lips till they seemed af,s1ne.
She asked youth who CHANGED along.
And the moral question was solvcd in a
trice,
FOR he answered so, maiden. j. NAV be
wrong,
But"-heie he proved it" it's very nice ~
II sea and sun and soft south wind
Mss unmolested by bolt or ban,
Where the heart i. eager and lips and mind
Are not reluctant, why shouldn't man.
-lroridence JOurnoH.
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Don't Throw Up tho Sponge.

When suffering. humanity aro enduring the
horrors of dyspepsia. indigestion. or nervous
and general debility, they arc too often in.
themselves to fate. We say, don't do il. Take
Bun!Ock Blood Bittcrs the umiailing remedy
Price 81. For sale at II. l.. COchl;,n's tlrli. :.
store III North Queen street, Lancaster
WHY WILL YOU cough when ShilDh's c,rc
Will give immediate relief. Price, 10 c,s 90
cts. and 81. For sale 4: Cochrin's drug store.
1877 North Queen street
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That poor bedriddes,, invalid wife, Sistel
mother, or daughter. can be made the picture
of health by few bottles OF Hop Eitters
WIZ Dom tet Mem suffer? when SO easily
cured. iul2wdNw
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The modern Cpicuic is too often afflicted
with dyspepsia, indigestion or OnStip:ltion
after having saliated his appetite with de-
licious banquet and all the luXurles OF the sea-
son. BurdOck's Blood Bitters are Il positive
cure tor these and al other disorders OF the
stomach Price s.. For sale ut ii. Il. Cocii-
rams drug stoas, l37 North Queen street. Lam
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Nearly I'll the ills that afilicL mS can be pre-.
vented and cnlct by keeping the stomach.
liver and kidneys in working, order. There is
no medicine known that will do this is surely
rs Parkcr's Ginger Tonic. See adv.
i'll -lnIiOal ~
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ARE YoU MADE miserable by Indigrs ion Con
stipaIion, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin
Shiloh's NiialiZcr is positive cure. For sale
at Cochran'S drug store, l"7 North Queen
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MEDICAL.
FEoA
The Toledo Blade.
SURPRISING EFFECTS
OF EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE UPON THE NER-
VOUS SYSTEM AND d.
GESTIVE ORGANS
AS INVARIABLY PRODUCED BY
DIR. @. w. BENSON'S
Celery and ChanOIn1e Pills.

They have been tested time and time anain.
ana always with satisfactory results The
preparation just meets the necessities OF the
case Let me state just what my Pills are
maze TO cure, and what they have cured and
WILL CURE: Neuralgia. Nervousness. Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache. Dyspeptic
pepsia. These diseases are all nervous diseases.
nervousness embraces nervous weakness
irritation. dependency. melancholy and q
and body, 1ndescribable
These are some of the symptoms of nervous
ness; now, to be fully restored to health and
happiness Is priceless boon. and yet for 80
cents you can satisfy yourself that there is 4
cure Tor you, and for s. at the very farthest
that cure can De fully secured. These Pills are
antecd to to give satisfaction if used as direct
cd and WILL CURE any case.
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents Il box
Depot lOG Eutaw street. Baltimore, Nd. Hv
mail, two boxes for $l.0o. or six lOXes for ssl3
to any address, " S''
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A Delicious lS:lCGuef.

SHILoH'S CATARHH REMEDY-a positive cure
for Catarrll, Diphtheria and C:nkrr Mouth.
For sale at COchrans drug store, liz North
Queen st rect.
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pUBLl0 SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.

t)UBLlC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
On THURSDAY, JUNE Is. 1882, by virtue
iamcastGr county. the undersigned, Assignee
m ni re,Sr n. Wolpcrt ano wife, for the benefit
Oh G:tditOrs: will otler ut public sale, mt the
stres;, valuable lot OF ground situate on the
m2rta SIDE OF High strecr. Lancaster city, con-
9inches. and extending in depth a3s feet r.,
Lafayette street, upon which are erected a
one-story frame DWELLING HOUSE. with
bakery attached, frame stable and ofher inn,
prOvements Bounded on the west by nrnm-
erty now or late OF Frederick Albright on ~.
east by property of Nicholas Ilerz0g, on tho
north by Lafayette street and on the south NV
High street. This is a desirable location ior y
baker. "
Terms-approved security to be given for
payment of purchase money on October l. 1852
WILLIAM SCHULTZ,
n24ts2taw Assignee.
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EOR S1L{c,

DUELlC SALE OF HORSES AMI MULES.
i On MONDAY, JUNE IL, ISSl " i'll he sold
at public sale, at the Keystone Hotel, North
Queen street. Lancaster, Pa. the following :
~ head OF Kentucky IIur,,s, and six Fine
Large Young Mules: Amongst them are some
goOi road horses, good drivers. one pair OF
very fine black horses, one pair OF very fine
roam horses, well matched, four and I've wears
Old, kind and gentle IL harness. Six of them
are very fine saddle horses. All stock must be
represented.
credit of sixty days will be given
Sale 10 commence at O O'c!Ock ID, H. on sai,,
day, when terms will be made known by
JOSEPH A. OCkER
JOIN HERMAN Auct T3id
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DON'T FAIL TO EXAMINE
OUR EIGHT DOLLAR SUIT
1T Is EQUAL TO ANY SUIT
SOLD ELS WHERE FOR
TWELVE DOLLARS. STRICT
LY ALL WOOL.
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Harrisburg Express, west. ut $50 p. III h,ts
direct connections (TithOut change OF c;trs) to
Columbia ant, York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when tagged,
will stop at bow ming stown, COatesvilIc, P:irkcs.
burg, Mount Joy, EliZabethtOwn and Middle
town.
Day Express Fast Line, News Express. Mail
Train, No. ], Western Express and Pacific TX
press run daily.
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RELIGIOUS.

Il Service in the morning ut l0M and in tho
evening ut "a. by the pastor, Rev. W. O.
Owen. Sunday school 1T "a u. IN.
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIqqBRS.

The feeble and cmaciatc i, suffering from
dyspepsia or indigestion in any form, are
advised, for the sake of their own bodily
and mental comfort, to FRY Iiostettcr's
stomach Bitters. Ladies OF the most deli.
cate constitution testify to its harmless
and its restorative properties. Physicians
everywhere, ,lisgusted with the adultcratcd
liquors OF commerce, prescribe It as the
safest and most reliable of all stOmachcs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealer. gen
orally. fcbl-lytlco,tSw
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ERACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, NORTH
" Queen ani James streets. Pastor, Rev. {.
+. liOupt. Regular divine services will be
at = Il. III.
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1NIsSr REFORMED.-DIVINE SERVICES
i tomorrow at lOl. 4. III. and ~ y. Iii. sun
day school III 50 Il. m.
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MOKANlAN.-J. MAN nAEK, i'ASTO x
Nl IOla a. H., Litany and sermon. ~ ip.m
preaching: sunday School at s:i5 a. IN. Ali
cordially invited.
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nj r. MISS1ON-EAST MISSION, EAST
Nl. King street. Preaching tomorrow even
ing 1T ~ o'clock. Prayer meeting on Tn: $
day evening at ~ O'Clock.