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The Portland daily press., 1882-01-24
DOMINION LINE.

~<,ss.-s~ The steamers of this Line will
X, st~A Il wrun during the winter season
zSsAs fortnightly between this port and
49, Liverpool The vessels are ely de
built. full powered and have superior accommoda-
ton for cabin and steerage passengers. Prepaid
tickets are issued at reduced to those DESTROYS
of bringing their friends Dates of sailing from
Portland to Liverpool.
DOMINION, Cspt. Reid. I'd Feb.
BROOKLYN Capt Lindall.. ...... =. 18th Feb.
ONTARIO, Capt Williams. ........ ...... 9th Jan.
TORONTO, tCapt. Gibson. ................19 18th Jan
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN. .......4. $OO.OD OOlu
Cabin return .......... $50. 90 Gold.
For passage, &C., apply to DAVID TORRANCE
& CO., General Agents, Grand Trunk Freight Off
ces, foot of India street. deco dtmay1
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-24
STEAMERS.

INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
EasfpOrt, Me-, Calais, Me-, ST.
John, ". b., Halifax, n. s.,
CharlOttetOWn, II. Il. L.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-24
SALAD DRESSING

Beat two eggs with teaspoon of mixed
mustard, four of salad oil, added by degrees,
two even full of salt, 1.-TWO spoons of melted
butter may be substituted for the oil if pre-
ferred.1 Add half cup of hot cider vinegar,
then put ON the stove in a small saucepan
and stir rapidly until it thickens-but it
must not boil or it will curdle. When cool
stir in two tablespoonful of rich sweet
cream and set it away to cool. Pour this
dressing over the salad just before sending
to the table. Both should be kept as
cold as possible until that time.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-24
Copartnership Dissolution.
Notice of Dissolution of Partner
ship.

The business will be continued at the old stand,
No. 92 Gross St., by the undersigned who have this
day formed partnership under the firm name
NM q,
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-24
The Household.
How to Cook oysters.

How to Cook oysters.
They need very little, and the simplest
way is the best. Overlooking spells the
flavor and makes them indgestible; first
they grow plump, then the edges ruffie, and
further application of heat shrinks and
toughens them into tastelessness. Choose
medium sized oysters in preference to very
large ones.
sTEwED OYSTERS.
Put quart of oysters to heat in their own
liquor. When the edges begin to ruffie skim
them without delay into hot dish and add
to them tablespoonful of butter cut into
small bits. To the liquor, in the saucepan,
put teacupful of hot cream or rich milk
and season to taste with salt and white or
cayenne pepper; let come to boil, skim and
turn over the oysters. Serve Immediately.
OYSTER SOUP.
Make in the same way, using three or
four cups of milk instead of one. A little
thickening is usually added to oyster soup.
-Four medium sized crackers rolled as fine as
-four may be sprinkled In just before the
soup is dished, or, rub part OF the butter
with teaspoonful of corn-starch, put it in
to the saucepan and let the contents boil up
once before turning over the oysters.
OYSTER TOAST.
Put small tablespoonful of butter into a
frying-pan and when it melts add quart of
oysters with their juice, and teaspoonful
Of eorn-starch rubbed smooth with half a
tablespoonful of butter. Beat an egg and
mix it, gradually, with half cup of hot
milk. Stir the oysters with the corn-starch
until the juice is smooth and thick, then re-
move the frying pan from the fire and add
the beaten egg and milk. Season to taste
with salt and pepper and return to the fire
long enough for the egg to cook little; do
not let it boil or it will curdle. Arrange
some slices of toast on hot platter over
which place the oysters and serve immedi-
ately. Oyster toast may be prepared without
the egg by using double the quantity of corn
starch.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-24

Still through Egypt's desert places
Flows the lordly Nile,
From its banks the great stone faces
Gaze with patient smile;
Still the pyramids imperious
Pierce the cloudless skies,
And the Sphinx stares with mysterious,
Solemn, stony Dyes.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-24

Drain quart of oysters from their liquor
and cut each into four pieces. Cut one or
two heads of blanched celery into small
pieces. Do not chop either celery or oysters,
but use sharp knife. When prepared, set
them in separate dishes in a cool place, and
just before serving mix them carefully to-
gether, and place them ready in the dish in
which they are to remain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Ihr f~orEr;'uI I.sy.

Ha-ry Rpsv ss' ~ tho s+-he,
d"' "fa aT oP'a ir-5k n ia. i,rt
''' t' wne ~ rar. H., rssf.- -
'hf tTi'HrF Ifsst - 81 49, irsv 80
trf ufk pare, an! ils ss'sr Yga- ..
'F' i-r~ tying 70 --=aH-.h. 80
'-aH- actin. ~sf-l.f. H. "
sas a.-Hst hsu-a sr.l tie :.
Do . dram Hfftr graf - u-. D. ~,-,-f
AA'' 1'l' Aaf 3D. arrl 81 ta- ia,. =
'A' 'Ta ~h1 wsu' g. ant g.. =,
70 stree and xhs a.
"sf' '11ht - - 30 q 49, $50
Ia BE Harm. ,r.-.
nT'urE 81 a brave Hnzn 20 h. n
Sam" e-1si-m i{r ..e- "a, 49, b..
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~ J am tires - s IL.
abel fzfae- fra 'hs Ls- 49,,
a. BOZ ih~ =zrlru IT, a. .,
d"~ IA turu'F@ snt t-r -
rlr~an' a1sIcs arm afrt .lst 80
q" st4' ibr gate gar. r. -
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Ha-~y -Ate h4sia % s- IT
fHrtrr'd aow tt2t "a bs har~ !. -.
ie i2n''H aai 'salzhad b. kaiI~H -
E'r pm ard are -tzarr sas,u-f
"a - TEs hEf trt- @sru~
IL t't tsseA =, th-ra I-... =,
have ~H''sa ! sp~haAi = mr.ast.a "a.
A~f;srnso. b. .1zf 2, A5m-f
81 ~1ii tax a aEal~ k<sss - rs- thss
gani~a 9" rghts aga WA, hassssI
"a ~ o5Es arr
Eiarry ~~ug 45En ,i~ ls-~ ,B
ib~ NzE* 2ry. Is~ d-zr E~-l sd -,
- 10 rL1rr p SIX. u.-h th-
Hr AZ! th~a turned Fgsfasi sd n-~
ssrH knfBe a. She say - zs.y.a
un- "a2t nas'" taFe-s be ~oass H. n
d sew o1l1 > ~essl-r. a1sLr
ba1.rr ora go IL h~ .n
rcuschet tke hz-Es g. 49, ia.
mag 8aHfai AAt taxa rlzr~ Fon
-. stNrd,u< "a he t-~Ay : "a tear
n be- eye Nather Hzs s~u a. asa
s Eu fsfA-~' ~u-wIt -h.f en-. s1.
iaiher n "a -. .oan-v ,ni k-Ba ~
= Hafi@ an dszfhhk~ Iet &. rrst =.
Hgtssls a- Hsrv > he4T ..a.-i al
Ay t@- boy .,Si "a NTH
"A@rc ID gos pa rhg~ sror- !A>e.l
To- - trns .E11a &c .,a.c resr~4a.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Scottish Marriage Law,

Some three weeks axo a ease was r.
ported # = novel irregular marriage
which had been contracted in Glasgow
by two Young Irish people who had ap-
piled 4" Sheriff Lees Ia have their union
duly registered. The name II the
bridegroom was Charles Black. a sea
man on board the steamer Cnrmoran.
% Glasgow. and that of the bride
Bridget Scott. The Sheriff ordered the
girl Ia produce 4 certificate of her
birth. and. this having been done. his
Lprd>hip on Monday pronounced 4 de-
l~Ivcrance. in which be finds that the
couple contracted an irregular marriage
on the Jbth ultimo. in n house at ~
Gloucester street; that the female petit
tioner lived in Scotland for twcnty-onc
days Immediately preceding such mar
rage. III" Therefore grants warrants in
terms of the act Ia and ~ We. can. %.
I" the Registrar of Trair>ton District 20
enter the said marriage in the register
OF marriages kept b. him.
In 4 note the Sheriff saws: This is
an unsatisfactory case. The petitioners
seemed little more than children. but
they say they are twenty and seventeen
wears old respectively. Unable 10 ge,
married in Ireland under ;~wcniv-0ne
without their parents consent. they
have come 10 Scotland 10 avail than
selves OF the unfortunate iaNity of laws
which allows a boy of fourteen to marry
A glri OF twelve. even aCain>; their par
en,s Will To form >Ilch \ marriage ir-
regularly II Is not necessary 10 come be-
fore a Sheriff; and it i quite
TO speak. IS is often done. OF a Sheriff
marrying people. He cannot do 81. No
one IN Scotland can. ave = CLERGYMAN.
But where particS-instead of PONG be-
lore 4 clergyman after proclamation OF
pans or notice on the Registrars board
have conten;ed themselves with decisr-
ics themselves man and wife IN presence
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Collecting lIT Roots.


TheT > II industry in ;he mprn,A =
"t Western North Carolina aud Ea,,
I"nne~~ee thai : perhaps known 20 IA,
few. and y probably ;os8ui ~ isli feu
sections Il th!> country. W. tn. Cnl-
lection Il ivy r-1i- TIE ru-,,, ar
shipped - ;hu> city All Boston. wh.,.
ihcT are us"i for mski-. ds-r knobs
and pipe bowls IE.s az found pm
cipally along the line -: Ia. Czuten
BanCh Railroad a-i in thu vicinity ..
Rome Mountain. wb-7- they grow IN
great .huaiance ani sta ~ enormous
SIZE Our informant -:a;e- .ha, n-ccai-
y n I; Ne -hla- - pounds ~. dug
from TIE -rruna AMI shipped 70 marked
This i supposed 20 ~ ih- ary-t IVY
root eve found. hut r1ot> weighing from
seyenty-Eye 90 Ia pourd- are .rclu n
y found. The collection - the>- root.
has grown into quite A. Industry. aol !
large numb-r 81 poor farmers are thus
engaged and make = fair livelihood
There i = constant demand for TIT.
roo,s and good pres az pad for itsm
by The ton The wood j Sait % l. v.ry
valuable for TIE pG.P~- e. shah i
assd-FAE&AY!2 ev
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
4 wond"r'al Bride.

\ r-m1rsarle hr-i .urs is csrI-e
a. rrn-,r.r;rsa over knzratraek IA
Euh.-!. "a. IN III line a! th- N~v
Ipra. LAKE - & N-r- Ha5a.,
TIE s;ut~tur Ia. 4 ;G.l '~n-h q za5l
- from ab-ifH-n; % a~bs.su~at. aai
:h- k~i-hr o! ;Le -. ab5v~ ihs t4I q
Ire creek = III E.. !; -vus.s - oGs
span - fsef lpn-. tv.a.f srza. - f-.
ea-h- a0d ,wes;, .1-r. = f~I & --~
cash- The t-1-.--, zhirh ertsna ;h-
whole .~oZ-h- AZ 3 fe-t hZh aad !3t~t
ap1-, made I'm 'ar p thr-e q tn e.
waited -i-r1sls. ard ar kroan Is -
lattice Ert~r Tie pr~&i - ,h~ r-~ss
:, he = pan, = ipst r.. -n-
an-sat 0urshsri 4 tr h~. ~Aas
CIV na-e aEl stability 20 ,be .tr1~tarr.
aai prevents vIb-ztsoa Or i1,s-i NJ
ton The bridge sI =. q = sasl he
higbe~. airat braizr il tn ~ovat. !,
! - f~t higher iAAa S1-aa .l.pea-
sioa b-t-e. 10 feet hfZher thaa -
g-eAf bridge zr-u-s the Oaio >, Ca~5a-
n.;i. - .~st above High nr5fy. ant =
feei ksZA-r tEan forraZe R.ruAi brtr~
the G.a-~- RlseE The trty~ al
oo-sume Ilpa.rD pS1nis q lr5u. ani
MI Require $500 yarts o. mAsyr.
Tie 90; ~ y gve- sSs..pl
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
How Rivers Stick to Their Beds,

II NAV y" interesting 10 trace tie lc-
haSi"r 81 a stream uul-T thr-r tr,lu,
/ circumstances. when % mountaineering.
rises I" dispute IT, path ". yu not
her" concerned with ,ho,, mountain,
which have arisen suddenly. D., ,a',..
tr"ph;c action. bat uuI, with such -
hly" bon ,inw., evolved Ia Tho
former case. rivers. Ike 40 other ulil-
ri feature. -hnrr IN rho general over
iUrnIn" aud destruction. Whom an
elevation commences gru'urlI, acres.
the CuUr," ui river. it. hr-t effect j.
{" lessen o." 1piIiiy 81 tine current
above the crest Il tho elevation and 10
incrctS It below that point Tho .u>ifc
power # . stream D. proportional, other
thing heinz equal. 20 th. TlUH4's r! ~
urcu E-u~Iun j. therefor" moro
rapid below IN" crest. But tlis erosion
not only d",p"n- the bed Of ~. stream
below 'h" crest. hUt also pare. away IN"
crest. from downstream UpRaul. 80
that the point whore th" y~-iuri'v f the
stream change = constantly tending NJ
stream Tbs point. then. wlI ALWAYS
Be- found above. J. -. up--'r,gm from
the crest of ;ha obstacle. The 1.,rrsss
'''~'AA tf'l = sif1 'fft~ Fl~Hi- UE~~ VIII
afford 20 the stream depends. up - all
on the absolute hight u which u NAV
rise. hut 10 the d,-r'. # rapid
Ity Il H. r." n compared
with the ero-ive power Il the
stream II III" rate 81 r.. D." greater
than H." c-u-iye power - inst. u forms
\ temporary dam. and . AK. s. produced
above the obstacle. which .u--r7-r- in
depth until a sufficient fall - gwen 20
the stream - enable = 20 cu; o; the
sam" rate n which tn RAM. v.>->
Then equilibrium j. established. an! the
cutting Coc- on a: tho same rate - the
range increases IN elevation. Whom
tn" II" ,.a-,-. 81" lake D, gradually
drained IN whole OF IN part. q The r,cr.
gradually cU,S awa the !aw hy MOVING
It, CrC>t upstream. \ diversion 81 tkc
stream ouiy OcrUF by Taa~n q 7
new channel bang male accessible los
the rise 81 water back e Jam.
such. In brief. : the conduct ~. a
rvcr when IL cnssr~- J. n dsre-r from
the rs Of 4 mrlntalu-rar-e a.Tls- =.
i: NAV 70, added iha; the many xam-
pl"S t.for" IL show tia' in rczrly cvsr
ca~e IA" river hs> had little trouble IN
saving II way through them. Dams
have seldom r>en - ven great hs.-nt.
have lake. collected g g--4, trf;h.
-HrnrW |GHG.r, 30 PEr >1ys~s
Ninth .
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

Iu'.r.u.r p, 'I. f.u .,FLrI ut.Lo, 81,
familiar =, AL r~,-..u. il, a.. nlr
E,..r. ,l. ,,.',- ~. ,-..,a ,E.
W,rI.r.- .,,,,.., -. i.,. -
r,--.y r,..,g. vLs,a ~r.r., III
ami ..uih r-,murna,,.s Nh .,.~.
r,r - 49,. ,r,.".r IT, -. 49,.
r,-it hand ID. .-.".r. .,..,,sr.. int.
mall r,m5,~,.I .r,,,sr, IN G,,.t
viii , mr.. Il. a. a.. t.,.,,,I
I,,l.n ~.l.-.r, l,,r-r, .l.. l,,.r--r H.
rl,. ,.-.. l..,, 60. ~, So
I-,.i.-r- ,,t H.. ..,. -
heinz, ~, ~ ..I IL
~ 80.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

gru''~r4an sss- rrs~
oharrs alton. H4 ral.e.I ..
~s;nrss . afF48-r rr~s
'be 18th i-fsrs beg
be i"7asi Is 60 D. \ .,r
r"1iJ-is aai STRIPED
i'"f irnE ii~ ea-hsi o.
~sn aai 'h~T h-i fea
Interest IT, r--' rf
~ ar'ififF. daresi ar-u t-
'-si him p tHr p fs-
eEpT = tE snzsr srs
r." s1z4c t-H-i frsraf a
hi0s ~ '-afs sa
80 h~Di anil aes.a -a r-s
." - 20 T. uaF
-rrn was ~l'.as
80 Il TIE sDa Ha-1 -. .
AM si8 fhs .ru =s - o
f~ad A7t mssr - .gr-I
s"1*~ ra1 si e. Ls-
.H ~ a. 3as1so. aaf ~ a
@sn Ate . atsi~ t~
a"a ~ 1~uisr~sr strrs -sf e-
"San - al bn1-~ %
81 10 sn2. ihs D. x1i rae
' Ewr~n rraki ma
- hFs sac. u1tI az fh1 a
afa~n fn1fa th~ .4ak- aai .k~
~ Su~a Fsr sr-c Tef~t
HAf ns1siy cu. - sal sa
'-e % So a-v
7Gc. 90 "a ne bal 4 e.
<@i t"-pui snrTn. 81 m-
'tan i~p tsb efat q .L
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'f~kf3 Fafraa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
New Arithmetic Problems.

In a Schpul-rpom are twelve bcnch..
AMI Mn" boys ou a bench. Find who
stole the teacher, caL
y l1unIrr,> take, IN twelve shirts and
has four stolen from her line. How
many are left AMI what are the loser.
going tr 10 about it2
y farmer ~"lt eleven bushels II pota.
t""s and the product purchased two
gallons Of whisky At ninety cents per
gallon How much per huShpI d'i he
get for hi tuhcrs. and where did hs
keep the ju-2
W hat velocity must alpcpmotiVc have
u pick zap a deaf man walking on the
track and ling him - high that SIX
ears pas before be- comes down?
\ boy earned twenty cents PER da,
for eighteen dav>. and bought hi,
mother a mu>Srat mutf costing - l0.
How much did he have lift - 90 Ia the
circus wI'h2
\ mother standing at the gate call.
IN her boy who j exactly ~iNtv-ci-h;
feet distant IL Ilkcs two minutes aud
twenty-five SrCnn / for the sound -
reach him. Find from thi> the velocity
with which n woman'> voice travels
\ woman earned forty-Iwo cents per
day hy washing. aud Supported a hu--
band who consumed four dollars worth
Of provisions pr week. How much
WAS she in debt NJ the end of each
month up Ia the time he vas sen; - the
work-Luu>-2
y father a-rcci Ia give hs son four
and onc-ha.i acres of land for every cord
of wood be- rhopfsed. The <pu ch1up,,I
t~hn'c-~cyeEthS IF a cord and broke the
aN and Wen od hunting rabbits. How
much land was he entitled to-
y certain youn- man walks i've.
>Cysnths oi \ mile for seven nights in a
week To zee hi girl. and after putting
IN lie nights he gets Tie bouncc. Hnw
MANY miles did he hoof IL altogether.
and how many weeks dill IL take him e
understand that h. wasn't want@io
Two men a-rce la build a wall IT,
gethc-. One does f~our-ffthS of the
bos>in- and the other ihree-tcnihs II
the work. aud they finally conclude IN
paw a nan SIS To finish the job. Find
the length AMI height of the wall
\ woman arrives n the dcpoJ three
minutes ahead II train time. She has
10 Kiss seven pcTSoGS. Sav "gopi-bye'
thirteen Others. send her love IN
twenty-five relatives and see 10 four
parcels She accompiishes il all and
has furty-onc seconds ;o spare 20 tel n
dear friend how Ia mix seven diferen,
ien,> into = mince pie. How long
dit Il taae the train 20 reach Chicago:
-DJtroi. Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Strkin- IGsAt.


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h.rr. u- a.. A. sry
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a .
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arT s.. .-f s1F f-
ar---l info Wa ~
So wanted -. 90.
der v -. r-.-I.a.r a.. .. .
~ .rl 90 s-a. rratst .rru
. -.s ess..h
was 'r ~ ~ - ~ ~- $50
90. l-. ~ rr. pro.
.sr..-I. ta. = ~ .r 49,
fr.m ar Cd. t -
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t.... -... Re-. I'd. ..f. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
THO MINES ON TfE oLD BEECH-
TEEE.


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y ".'-'H "Fi
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90.
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i..''. .if '. CO., f''s
80 hHf' y h'''- . 'fiN.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

sa'-f the doctor. "lHt ! don't think he'd
-" {" have me ho H..
Nom" 81 Your idle crIri".Ity nov
you Vc gut the 81 Il Il. ant that, j.
enough But l"i m" tcl. you. tbr -
marlian- are not 80 ~rIT,. A. -yr4r poo
pi" think. G,tt,8 Eat,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
The I~l'aNn->hop.


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r,.,.ra.E If fh- l.-.p.-. MN. ,I.
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Tho P1--.'n f"r1il sorts g ft-l|ausl '
gins j. rapidly mecca 60, lH 'as coma.
'Ts Tho ''r.' a-s'Hl 3. 'H.H I- .rp-
lng pace alfh g.. i.wag t.. taa. 4.r~lr.
Iurr"a-r IN ru-' H-.EH 'ar rt-f iau
year. tr.u- f.ru '.a go ;a.gt.-srr
per cent In Ii-HaE.-g : 'as A.r4U
diamond U.u.- some ELS t-a~, acp
for a Mill. reduced ,hs price 81
diamond. tui ILL., r1.i growth ~
demand. IA iAr tai'r'i state 'H."AH.
has restored ~" '8l-aEH1W e iI"
market u" ira! ar H"" asking
tn Z" iIi'""n per cent '.":. ior d'-
nI"ni- than va asked i.'.~H HlrHi|.
ago" N" l"Fr t.I- DO ""HH- AA.'
had the mott prosperous h'.,H ~
th".T H'r- WITHIN fA" l1-' f'tf "Hi a
hall Iti- q common thEIS ~ 80"
inrk -p-IriN Z" 80" >I''s' - -"r'-F'
10 diamond" on aI1i' I'r-'n- y 'a'
tasii"m1b." entertainment "n h"-riE
hlii. or a ihr balls ahi GARDEN pNrit'-
At IN" "ii'rH--plt.'> 90 summer. 'E'
NAV literally zee h,I-h".- "i diamonds
Nearly ever woman h'- mr. solitaire d"
fing~ "r "ir-FIn--- l.r lar-' ."l.'Iir'
diamond i mot preferred 10 it" cluster
u" Gentlemen wear ir" diamonds. ai"l
they are likely :" h. mistaken Tor
gambler II ih"l wear -,H'1ir'-. They
war rings and studs 81; fancy STONE.
however. and. whl" ten years 1-p 'a"E
w"rr "~-'h"""'l bg American gentlemen
"~ita-t", Ia" outfit" amla pifa-hl"ur "s
., not perfect without them Sapphire
ruhI"-. III" amcthss -. topaz. the ,u.rl,d.
rat >-rf"1. hni ia" aqua marin" arr the
-t'l'' IA most demand Tor gentlemen :
wear
IN IA N"lr ISL gems t. ilr 'alu" 90
~s',""2,"ll passed through The custom
h'i!~". which Ma nearly Tour times ~"
vain" 81 th"," imported IA ISL. Dbl
"r- N'y that hI ih' NOR" N'l11hl" stone
ar" n"W -",lng n tn" rat" If -IN - one
n compared smith ISL Ncw York h.
already "m" If tn" greatest markets i"r
gems in ia" world MANY people here
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

The Adams Express Company has
put all its men in New York into uni
form. The coa has W. broad plai;s on
the back and two on the breast, and it
is girt with 4 three-inch belt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

-Virginians COOK and eat the roots o!
the common blue thistle anil proanuHcs
them q very palstable dish
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

The name 1~oEncrticur. spelle
oGin nca-tnk ~. ~ '=2io on J loS
Ida river.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

Since the custom of shooting editors
has been started. this office wishes il
distinctly understood that it prefers be-
ing shattered with q volley OF advertise.
mantS-RnSfOu Syfr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11
Forming a Stock Company,

\ New Jersey miller who had become
old and Rheumatic. II day called his
>oh> about him and said:
Boys. | am growing stiff in the
knees ana faint at heart. Nv liver is
out of order. AMI | can m lOnrcr dis
tngul>h between a peck and a half
hu>hel when taking toll. This mill *
worth $1,000. In order 10 form \
stock company and render my own
burdens the lighter. | shall give Reuben
~two-tcnthS. Samuel the same. and
Charles Henry. who is my first born.
three-tenth>. Bless Won. my children.
bless You. You may now 90 fishin. for
half 4 day.
The three SON took the paper which
the old man had made out. and instead
OF going a-iiShing. they went down la 4
lawyers office. called a meeting of
the stockholders and proceeded Ia bust
ness. The iir>t-born WIS elected Prcsi-
dent. Reuben Treasurer and Samuel
Secretary. and the following resolution
WAS passed:
E.>o'rcf. Tha; we bounce the old man
anu run the mill after our own ideas,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-11

there was preaching nj New York
on recen; SUNDAY in the English,
Spanish. Russian. Polish. Bohemian.
French German. Dutch. Hungarian.
Italian. Hebrew. Welsh and Scandinav-
ian languages, and possibly. also. in un.
known tongues.