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Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
WILMINGTON HAY AND sTAAv
Malaria UnIIIs and Fever, and Bilious at

Malaria, UhllIs and Fever, and BILIOUS az
tacks positively cured with Emory7s Stand
ard Cure Pills-An intalltble remedy never
fail To cure the most obstinate, long-stano Ing
cases where Quinine and all other remedies
have failed. They are prepared e1pr's soly
for maIarious sections, in double boxes, tW
Kinds Of pills, containing strong cathart1
and a chill breaker, Gar.coated; contain
Quinine or Mercury, causing no gripping OF
purging; they are mild ana emEnentI TesaI casss
they etfectually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. AS house
hold remedy they are uneQualed: Fer Liver
Oomplaint their equal is not known one
box will have wonderful effect on the worst
case. They are used and prescribed Py phy.
Sioians. and sold b Druggists everywhere, or
sent nv mail, IS AMI 20 cent boxeF. Emery 9
IIStle Cathartlc Pills, best ever made, only
s cents Standard Cure Oo., ia Nassau
street New York. leN'eooo""-sn
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
ONE OF THE O0MAAEDMENTS.

So to make my credit more.
I'll go beyond the letter
Love my neighbor as mysel1r
Yes, and ten times better.
For she's Weeter than the breath
- Uf the spring, that passes
Through the fragrant, bud ding woods,
O'er the eadOW.grasses.
And I've preached the word know,
For 1t was my duty
To convert the stubborn heart
Ofthe little beauty.
Once again success has crowned
Missionary labor,
For her sweet eyes own that she
Also loves her neighbor.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
NOf AAAesSe0.

A gentleman informed us that he has
heen a resident of this State seven years
and although he has expended some
Si6 in trying to get assessed, having aP
nIied TO the Lbvy Court at New Castle,
bis name has not yet appeared on the
dnplicate of the tax collector. Tha'
ia certainly Smodel law, aud operates
about as fairly and cleanly az Bayard's
match tax,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Open Camp Fire

Smyth Post having decided to hold
an open camp fire on Saturday niRht
the 18th inst, the committee are busy
making arrangements for the event
The exercises will consist OF vocal music
recitations, SC. Post SO, of Pennsgrovt
and No5 of New Castle have beer
| in vited and are expected to be pres
emf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Rr0ke Her Arm.

Tuesday afternoon Mabel Maud, a
four year old daughter Of Henry McCon'
neil, who resides at 933 Reed street,
while at play, fell and broke both bones
of her right arm, just below the elbow
DR.. West was called in and reduced
and dressed the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

A doctor at Richmond says that II
people will take bath in hot whiskey
and rock salt twice year they will
never catch o cold. Until somebody
has tried this new remedy we would
say, stick TO the old reliable DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
T1UBLIO SALE OF STOCK. WARMING
utensils and household goods.
The subscriber will sell on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock,

at 10 O'Clock,
At his farm about miles from Konnetl
SQUARE, / mile from CenireVtllo and mile
from FairVIlle, his entire stock OF farming
utensils, fixtures and household goods aS
follows, as he intends to quit the buhnefs.
good mare, with colt sired by Good enough;
2 first class COWS; fat hoRs; 30 pair chtckens.
part OF them full bred Golden Hamburg;
| 81 ur spring buggy nearly new: tarm wa.
ROil; champion moving machine 10 good
order; steel tooth horse rake; l one horse
DloW: weird chilled pl0W, nearly new; new
Iron cuitivGtor; l pair twin barrOws, nearly
new; / Penpock corn sbeller; Grain fan;
grind stone; 2 feed chests; block and fall
sleigh, nearly new; set sleigh bells; sho, els,
forks, hoes, etc double tree and Singletrees;
Rurdick Nat Hay cutter, NJ. 81 post digger;
feed trough; lot Of bags; saddles ! set
| light double har ness, good order; set single
| leather buggy harness. nearly new; l set
lIRat harnt IS; 2 buffalo robes; horse blank
etk; stage harnt IS, collars and Dridles;l beam
and pea; double barrel gun and equip
ments: 300 bu, corn; l8 tons hay; Q tons straw !;
100 hp ndIes Of cornfoddGr, 2 o bu. Potstoes;
| lot Of oak lumber; lot Of sawed posts. o, Of
ches nut posts; lot Of barrels; btubs and buck
cts, dairy fixtures.
HOUSEHOLD aooDs.
/ lcooT stove, hone delight heate rNo. ID
mahogany table; walnut extension table
| walnut lounge; dishes Of all Kinds; lot Of 10
grain carpet; lot Of rag carpet; lot OF btfaW
MATING; stair carpet and rods; window cur
tains and a rtures; set marble top cottage
furniture; 8 bedsteadS and bedding; goose
feather b. ds and pillows; husk mattresses;
] parlor stow; l large coffee kettle. Rights
for StsOng's fstent farm Gate for three Hun
dreds and other goods not here mel TONED
Also farm Of S6 &C eS Il hrst class land, VIII
good orch ards and buildings, neld at pri
vate sale C0nditio given at sale.
| JAMES W. MURPHY.
l.. W. Stidham l. Son, Aucts. nov2
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
the suffering Public

will hail with delight an effectual cure
for corns and bunions In the looO corn
cure, which IS guaranteed TO posltlvely
relieve their exquisite pain and remove
the cause. See advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
FRENCH ST. WHARF.
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dr. e. West'5 Nerve and Btain Treat
ment: : spe sific for Hysteria, dizziness, Con
Vulsions, \ ervous Headache, Mental Depres'
ston' Loss of Memory. Spormatorr hoea, I'M
potency Involuntary Emmistions premature
bid Age caused by over e1ertion, sell abuse
or over Indulgence, which leS1s . 10 m.seESi i
cases. Each box contains one moDth's treat
ment one dellar box, six boxes for tive
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any n
Case. with each order received by us FOR SIX ~
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars We VIII
send the purchaser our written guaranCee Ct
return the money II the treatment does no.
effeot cure. Guarantees issued emily by N
b, Danforth, Druggist, Cor. And and MarRe
streets, WILMINGTON, Del.-Sole agents.
''-NN' nOv26-dhwtf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

TIUbIlO SALE OF A BUILDING LOT
at Drake \ Co.'S Auction Room, no; i.
East Fourth street, on Saturday, NOveSoeI
II. at 4 O'Clock, p. M, Que lot described az a,
fol Ows: Situate on the sontherly Muo y,
WaWpssett street between Jackson S'' ~ Thu u
hove lot Nil be positively sold.
n47.9ll DRAKE & Co., AuctloneerS'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

ROAkDING-4 GENTLEMEN CAN BE
" accom- Odated with good board and
WYE, also large desirable second story front
na suitable for man and wife at FOL Wash
igtOA street. oc3O.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
YNCJR SALE.

- FRESH COWS 4 SPRINGERS.
will have constantly on hand freSn S@S
,ows and sprtngers selected with care AIIGz,
Nv lanes Sawdon, Jr.. and at Private sale I SI
nv place near Newport, Dol, Wnion ni WIN
seit as cheaU as can be purehsso1 Sry m"0A'
iu8d&W-u l. M EHANH'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

ROAROlNG-FOR GEN LEMEN OR
~ men and wives at 62l East Fffth street.
nov.-l2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

aDyE ExDOUTOps-DWELL'
RSALE ~ q hi Wilson, decd, No.
ing house ISVe V'trSst ~ Wilmington Terms
wellington NIELDS, Attorney for
ApPaSs pPas MARKET st. H"11''OU :"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

~ ANTED-BOARDEhS AT 9O9 WEST
IVY second street. 2mArried couples or
n ola gentlemen. Nice rooms and gOOd
ns'' e'D''N Rov7.3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

A GOOD MARE; MAh u,
l0R SALE-An and gentle; will work
V1 CitS BOt'i stsDSIsSS sRttSS. F BARTRAM.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

~ ANTLD-9GOOD ROOMS, l FRONT
M and back, on Market street between
and 9TH sts. Address A. L. this once
Y 'Hu ''u '''' nOv4.ttt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

UNTED-A GOODTIN AND SHEET
" iron yorker, at J. q. JOHNoON q
SOE G25 Market Ct. noV'-o'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

TwO sMALLHoUsEs.ssoSNI, \,
SSnnTth strees.t n1", ns aold on installment
Isn,inNly TO hAhHA nOv6.i
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

E-vINTED = A YOUNG MAN TO
A isSIu the photograph business at
tnELAND'S photograph gallery SOI sf Market
NeL
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

uyANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN :
I'M eral house hork, Apply cor i4tn ana
S.s uS nov7-ztt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

1T-AN ORDER EuR go on n
OssALEpornn's scale Manufacturers, 10
RishlssS plT pstpest, y Philsdelphia. Apply
N Oflce. -
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

5TNT-HOUsE l4Os BROOM 81,
0B 4 sGN GIoSsrn ImDrOveme entg, mont and
win win uST SUpiy TO N. M. ohiLD, 'oA
g,fh H.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

m TANTED-A WE'LL EDUCATEDB b y
INV ofl6 TO learn the printlDg business.
FERRIS BROS, 10 L. third. now 'Vll
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

STRAY BULLOCK-STRAYED AWAY
" from the slaughter house on Sunday
evening, pied bullock, marked A. with tar
o. NE rump. Any one giving intG rmatlon
NadlnS TO his recovery will be suitably re
N9ed' GEO. a AbELE, Stall 10 Second st.
nnket nOv8-d&Wtt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
og sALT
u,,,ANaE- "A FIRST

ou EXCHANGE "A FIRsT Iss1
..sDty, sIS Psnnsyl,VaS,Sg,sS business. WIN
s3s gsRs;ifS!se q ss;S :Sa "a
(IgIS Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

k.nNN-PARTNER WITH THIS
amouIt and reference
h c,SirOl profitable business AddresS nl o. D.
hGsfhcs
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

IN ANrEu-A FEW BOARDERS WAN.
bcme cNmtN,t oct26-l2t*
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

1EA GOOD WORN HORSE
ga Sas sot Of n;w cart 1aId harness soCn6 Cna %
\. JOAN R. NuNy1kLLLN. NJ"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

- prNr-A II ROOMEu HOUSE, N.
4 W'Oor' i"N nove-3tk
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

: -
VXY ANTED-A YOUNG MAN tn DAN:
w vass and sell flames, Apply a. So4
Market street Ocl0.u
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

NTOTIOE EMPLOYEES WANTING
help should go to HENKEL'S En-
6loynent Bureau at 4O2 W: Front street; no
chsrRe for obtaining all kinds Of isOor
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

oovINT-A SSTORY BRICK HOUSE
f.D,I MoprJe st. Apply on the prem
MT. P0oLS' n00
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

= 1nVNT-WE HAVE ON UR LIST
rOh Io%S nnS vsry desirable houses FOR rent
|bGng IVm " =" HEALD& 90.
m
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
OFFICES.

lTOMAN, WOMAN Or ChlLD NEED
suffer with Impure Blood, Liver Com
5Iaint, Dyspepsia, Ague, Chllls or Feyer,
Hho takes broom Herb BlGters. For
sale al Branch Depot, 3I7 East Third M street,
Wilmington, dol. ocSl-E0'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
TOR RENT.

Y VSSSSsNN, SHNSN Srd and ErOl Oh. nOVI.N
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

EossTsI HoKsES @
:. an hand ct the stables s0t o. X |. M; M !.
Un md M driving hosses' -
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
WkaFSE'

-1NTFD-To REST 2SMAl l. FUR
AN,d Ni.Ssd rooms for house keeping with
mS huyinT The furniture on weekly
nultgsU' iT"s,aIiments. A dress "RoomS"
RoR.a' nDvs ut
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
at q O'Clock, y. m,

A farm we'll known as "SOUTHWOOD
FARM" through which the Del. Western II.
X. psFses; S3nthwD d station being sltuateo
thereon. within D minutes walk nom the
dwelling The farm contains lSO acres o.
land, more or less. Bounded by lands OF the
american Kaolin Company, Eliza Mclntire'
John Pierce and others. The Improvements
con list Of o COM 'ortable stone house, rooms
ard hall, besides two furnished rooms II
attic; lsrge stone barn, double f)nr; plenty
Of sb eddIng and stables, frame wagon mouse
wood house, carriage house, hog house, Ice
Eouse and stone tenant house The bmldln@'
are supplied with water by hydraulic ran
from a never falling spring OF exoellenl
water The dwelling lie surround cd Win nnt
large shade trees and shrHbbery. There II
also young aprle orchard of we'll selected
fruit 10 fine bearing condition, besides otheI
choice fruits The land Is divided INTO COZ
vel lent te ds surrounded by nicely trim EeC
hedges and good fences. About acres Q
coed timber, and about acres OF sprout lahu
no broken land on the farm. his 10 one
the bess locations / a the township ANY per
son wishing to Wow the property Will d
shown tina same by the nbscrb9r residing
thereon Conditions will b. made known ol
day OF sale EVAN bhNWN
Kaolin y. O., Chester County, Pa:
T.. W. STIDHAM & SON, Aucps. S26-3tWdS l!V
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
ILLS b

3ANKETS.
.st and b
and yot
you can
IN GOODS
tings in
ms, Beal
10 and 81
ERwEAR|
5ss. 1t is
juarters fc
! buy, as 1
IS GooDS
es and mi
at price,
scustOuDer
sBg Il Hi
% and f32l
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

n-nSz 40 fresh COWS, springers, feeders, bulls
ny fat stock, one year old colt, SOUND;
No Postponement on account OF weather. II
at oImy will sell In the dry.
Dinner at II o 'clock, free. L.
This stock was selected with gre9ns SAIS ~
M ARSH HALL BAL. Ely, Agent for REU BEN
SATTERTHWAlTE. W. A. NICHOLS, Auct
now ltwdts VIM. NJ FIANN'"ioiA'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

DUBLIO SALE OFVALUABLE REAL
E~TATf.
The subscr Der will sell at Pablo Sale. on
the premises, In New Garden Township
Chester county, Pa, on
nuEANEsnAY NOVEMBER Is. 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
-T,RusrEFs SALE oF REAL ESTATE

bolng the property late OF James Price, de-
ceased, to wit:
No, i. That valuable water power and mill
site situated on v hiteClay Creek C Containing
| acres and 2 roods mere or less, mansion
house containing . rooms, with water from
hydraulic Ram forced 10 the same; story
tenant house, spring house and apple crcha d
thereon. The water power is never falling
has /. feet fall ard the dam is in good repair
No. 2 Adjoining No. above described,
containing it6 acres, rood and 2Sperches
more or less with
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

N B. The above farm and mill site are
situated on The line Of the =. W. y. X: ~
miles rom stanton stationi miles tr0m
Newark station and within 90 perchCs Of the
surveyed lins Of the BIZ o. X. X. The wheat
crop In ground TO be reserved. oc l-eod'dW ts
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
VDUBLlC SALE.

DUBIlO SALE.
Will be sol at Public sale, at the Hote
Yard of +. W. Lewis,in stanton, rev OSSti'
Co.,, Del, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1887,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25
How He Made Up for >hrinka<e.

An OH hU' god s,u~F = 'nl! q G8r-
tam Fr-d Wurlin. Who forty y,a-s ago
was Ia command %; tn -c10-lua- Jpaa.
The Captain VA. carving a az, q
corn from q T--rf IN Nr-1 Carolina -
"a a1nah. Il knew T. va the custom
20 measure ou the com anI Z the caro-
fell short - the bill o.: \ ing the Gap
tain wA> rv-Ton-islc fo- the .s1rks--
IL sl~o Knew that in irzsisu-. tae tark-
ic> hId stolen quantities q the o,ra.
AMI b. Wa AFRAID th- caro- WaEIli run
short. On the passage dssu The Cap
tain rn ~ ys-~. la,p :h- EIif str.su
AMI Above her 20 r-naln There f1r
>on- tim The Hz'er- - Ga. gull
sf7eam are from #;i.-l n iuclt. de-
grry> warmer than Tie usf Z th- us1,an.
Tire Temperature IN S1En. pace t-in- -
ciclty-two The nsat firm tE- aAte-
>wei!e,l the corn until TIE hatch. were
nearly lUr,i OF ga arriving ;hr ',r-
tan wanted the C,u, EIr- 81 -. tne
raryp a. the ~invuscc. us-t h DsfE~el
The consznee told The captain TIA; he
would measure the caro- AMI share
equally IN the shortage u- oy~Tp.u>
Captain ". Wa uaI surprised %
receive il al litIon - hi freight r1unss.
i've hundred dollar - ~ Sha1s 81 the
o~yerp,u< The caro- n f.ct lat gone
one thousand 51'l-r. over the suyUar
captain " lid 1t Keep The m]@es 81.
Ig.ael u = - liz uNLe-s
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25
The Teeth.

AZ birth. the germs Of both sets of
II the temporary and the p.rusr-
'D ~" already in the law. The
nj teeth lie in a line under th,.
- "n"S. AMI. when the r"rru,-
,.,i .,. bc"In To move forward t.,
',,I.. ,L,;r,r ~rcarancc. they push tn,
IN ,c.,b n mnt This is the natural
order.
To secure a good , tart for th" perma-
ncut teeth. the first -. temporary ones
must receive good care. wa p' k'rt IN
their places until the per. t'h'''' ones
push them ont.
Man has ihirty-two teeth. 'hcy are
of three SORTS the iHci>orS. cg9s "a and
WOiirN. The inciSorS are the fro VI :"
cutting teeth. four in each jaw. rs
canine or exc teeth are w ia each jaw.
The molar or grinding teeth are ten ia
each Jaw.
The back teeth in both jaws are
known A. wjSioH teeth. They are
called 1CiSiow teeth because they ap-
pear nj a period when man is possessed
of the largest and ripc>t wisdom or
when h. thinks So.
Good teeth constitute the finest
mcnt ni the face: they are necessary To
good articlIlslion, ,hcy are indiSpcnSl-
hic In good Digestion and sweet breath.
On the whole. their Importance juSti-
licS the advertisement - the South
Carolina gentleman. which APPEARED in
the New York H-rGii. aS follows:
Wanted. 10y a planter in South Car
olina. a wife. She must bc under
thirty Years of age. must have 4 good
disposition and good teeth"
really don't blame the girls for talk
inr in the streets with their mouths
Nidr open. for, although sometimes
they may not speak quite SO plain. they
do show their teeth 10 good advantage;
and especially when they give one #
those little. short, open-mouth Laughs
now 81 common among girls. in which
they opcn the mouth So wide that Won
can see the entire ~thirty-two teeth
DO not blame them, for = mouthtul of
pears IS so VERY beautiful. don't care
what the - or ewes may he, if the
mouth shows complete rows of the
brilliant gems. that face is a fine one
4 sweet. wholesome one. While no
matter how fine the eyes and nose il
the mouth shows dccaved and black
ened teeth, or artificial ones. that face
can't be a fine one-it is not sweet and
wholesome.
The better classes Of Americans are
now exhibiting perfect teeth. Fashion
demands ii. They keep them clean.
which never fails 10 preserve them.-
bio Lc,rfS, in Golden Rule.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25
South. IN IIrnsr.

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25

\ bank hi, r'>,It' IN ~ vaults lh'
cashier - away WIN e"''7Z ana 'h"
uiiIN settles WIN hHi f'' iW"-lh'r.i,
How ihi'h i The ..i'A A''''l. AMI Nut.
VII The poor cashier ID II next winter
happens ." Pee q hn.I one
y house IA ni'r consumes i"riE-"l"ft
minutes m !iEh'in" Ia uiI" Hi'1-H'r
minutes m i'''.n@ ~'"r1"~. twenty-five"
minutes IN watching "a kti hen "tfi.
ih'F'N--'N minutes 'n "InIiu- mp "a >'.r
''n-"r. AMI quits work mn" minutes '"'-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25

nr '+'F,',''h was = once 'H'-
Manu. hi!' I'D al'iiil'h ID 'HiH. , pr
i''''a' Hft was h'i'. . ''! 'H' i"'h-
>'cIlI'' % ~" sa'H'l Ire aHi u va
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= US "!' i.t<.'' u 'h '"''' 'na'' 'h'
N'''i'@ "'f'! D. i'.'''.n' am i--t
'h 'He -Ir'' "h"f' lh' -at!l.'h mari
n va, rem INIT. "-'. W. ~. ''
IRON A,a''n anl .HEF'"A3'TI ieT WIN
-'"f W. 'i.' '"'.I r. mourn To
i~n'l9a," That 'h''f "-A-' in-- "'r" a.
an 'nH
u a rhIt On ''i- i''''hl anu ~ '"'
i'-'t'ii 81 ifi.'s 'hi' VIC ''T.' - '."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25
4 Nen Sam l'aiEh.

Anon tho ? ma-s,blr athlete. aa
S.,y Ynr. d 81 Robe. u....l
B,~uc-s m~aurfsr.s-.r N- bIr-sI..o
vas b.,-g IT, Tair U,rArsaE. # ~u.-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25
The Impossible Girl.

He offered her 4 handsome opal ring.
Excuse me. She SAID. while = blush
C-opt over her ~y,iycty check; "oua!> a."
uulurhv' Then hc f,hrl apacAa-r Il
caramel> ont of his pocket and ~attemp;r!
IL present il - her. II never touch
them she mErrnurcd. lan-uii'v. "as
they DESTROY the teeth and draw the fill
in-< ont. Ny mother rot >pne between
her teeth the other dav. ard her Jaws
were held together - tight for two hours
tina; She couidn',talk.' You must have
had quiet in the house SIR Il
say Won must have had \ not in the
house. | mean tina; your mother must
have been 30 provoked that lhe couldn't
preserve her usual state If beautiful -
rcniiy. but was obliged 10 kive VA 70
her feelings. in spit. Il her heroic eff
forts 10 appear calm. Would you Ike
~ 20 - the min>trel> tonight: No.
| thank Won" she whispered. f~c.lJnclY.
-. am ALWAYS sadJ,ncd by such wccfgl
dramas - Camille. Hamlet and
Miss MoUlron: and tn la: time | Was
If The Ministries | saw how those PLAYS
could IL made mo-c h~eartrentn- with
the Jokes of the Ministries worked into
them" He then invited her 10 take a
walk. AM VartaSc Of icc cream and 9TH
O. Injuries calculated Ia thrill the fcmi-
nine mind with e>tacy. But she r.
fused each and all Of them. And the
Young man danced around Nth his peck
et-hook in his hand. and thought what
exrenS men would be saved II Al the
girls were like this And be an
-TVN '-,,ni M. ;ra = ffc Cf rhe fur-rE
W found N" iwVu>sthsc 6I-
Then he woke up and a>ertained thai
he had been dreaming. The Impossible
Girl has Vet 10 he diScoye7ed.-R. Il.
NaRtItrct. IA PtIcS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25

When 4 convict in Sing Sing PRS
on fails TO iron twelve shirts = day. h.
X invited To come over 70 the keepers
Office and ge; Padded lis : mes
sage tk@: taxes -! he starch III 4
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25
King Theebau's Last Victim.

Among the reports which have reached
us from Mandalay (writes our Rangoon
correspondent is 10 the effect that
the King has still an Unsuitable thirst for
blood. his latest victim being the son of
one Of the princes deportcd 10 Chunar
for his share in the rebellion of 1866. Ii
would appear that Thechau's serious i'll
ness in December last caused some Of
his courtierS Ia cast about for 4
in the event of the Kings death. Their
choice fell OF the Young Prince referred
10. hut unfortunately for their arrange
ments The Ming got well. and proceed
Ell forthwith To wrcak his vengeance on
the young Prince. \ velvet sack and
the waters of the lrrawaddy closed the
career Of the aspiring monarch. while
his followers. three in number. were
summarily dispatched Nt,cs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25

4 Louisville bill
upou = debtor. - b. a
forr be zUE hl, nlos.r,.
a.. a.a tFcc los. w.t-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25

The Governors ~ States where the
death y~na,iy il in force hang 10 FRI
day with a superstition that makes Z
wonder If they spit over their shoulder
when they see 4 white hose.-DEtrUii
Fro prcS