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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

Wssy~m Kstf.n.su.ses. tie ksss Hee-
spnis preacher II PenrsY.sasn- casss
ssia his family aud others Of the set 20
Germantown IN isss. aai nn ; hrznct
Of the Wisszhscksa Greek. in hoxoor.
rssgh fornshp ?. tuift in 1880 iha esri-
Is. psrNsr "a Il IN Amcrsa IL = n rrt-
srcDse - tins NIL that t,ahrei Ta0r1as.
q qu4 1T oh ehroascier ~ The serea-
tenth century. SAYS "Ah sosTs e Ferf
good paper are made ia the GsTassa
Town. ADD Il sHPpiiej The paper psst
By William gralfori. the arsi ptiDier
IN Prnnsy haniz. ss viii ~ the frst ~
New York Herp. On tie Sfh Of Aera
i5J2. DaEsl k.i;enaog~. . gra- grand
SOP Il IN. enliZran:. azs boa lis
mother. Elizabeth Williams. VA TIE
t~augAstc- o: Essn Williams. n nz'Fse -
Wales. aud probably our q tbs Quaker
converts wao am frora that col3iry
anil settled a narabgr Of ipsnsh p n
r~enas,irauia wh~a he ss= three years
oil. his fa,hec. Ma,tbiss. removed With
his family ;o n fara ia Norm
.or. nass Montgomery County. and
naturally eaough he determined
,ha, David. The oldest son. sh0Uhi
tsttf8 tAs Nlfn1 IAst aaaA fSs
therefore. IS h. va. strung enough Ia
be ol assistance. he xas pat 70 the or1ii-
nary farn-wark. and he piow-t AMI
narrowed. sowei and reaped. like al
the boys by waoin h. was surrounded
has tastes. however. ran IN another
direction. and one q those oceurren -
which are sometimes called accidents
gave him an opportunity 90 crafty
them. An uncle. Whp Wa n carpenter.
did, leaving y chest Of Dds. and
among them a icw books Containing ihs
elements of Arithmetic AID geometry
aHI some mathematical calculations.
These things. yalucir.- TO every
el.,, became = treasure to David. thea
a5out twelve ;cars old. AMI they seem
Ia have determined the bcnt 81 hi. life.
The handles ot his plow. and eyea tds
fences around the feds. h. covered
with mathematical calculations -
the agc oi eight hc made a complete
water-miil in miniature. 81 seventeen
he male "A wooden clock. and
afferward one in metal. lisyiug
,hIs tested has ability ia an art
in which he had never received any
instruction. lie secured from Ids some
what reluctant father money enough 10
buy in Philadelphia the neccs airy tools.
and after building 4 shop by the road
side, set mp in business a. a clock sad
mathematical instrument maker. His
DAYS were given to labor ri hi ch1sel
trade. and his nights TO study. b. 700
close application he injured his health,
contracting an affection of the lung, at
tended with great pain, that clung To
him aii az his life. and seriously inter-
fercd with his writing. but h solved
the most ab,tru>e mathematical aud
astronomical problems. discovering for
himself the method Of luXiors. For a
loIg tim. he believed himself it, origi-
nator. being unawar. of the controversy |
between Newton aud Leibnitz for that
great honor. VIVA a mind wa5 here
said DR.. Benjamin Rush. later. in "A
bursto 81 enthusiastic admiration. with
out literary friends or society. and with
but two or three books. he Lecamc be-
fore he had reached his four-and-
t"ein''>h .ear the rival Of W. II the
greatest matt cifta,.-;ans of EurofH."-
samuel ". PtRnnpdcker, ~ HaTper'S
.NdydZinc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
A TOUGH CUSTOMER.

-
Lc, me ton you n tale that was was once told
AMI. although II was told me In prose n; the
time.
will give II a mc,rical dressing. and see
Ii the story will lose any reason By rhyme,
There came 90 tho store in Q village one day
A long and INK stranger. I'm homcspun AZ
kni Good N ornln'" said he, in a difident
way.
"rve ies' come ND to town for q bit Of q
trade"
Tho propic,or Nodded and ehccrily spoke:
wei, what can I do for you. neighbor, ana
bOwF
"wal. one %: wifc's knittin' needles ez broke,
An she wants me 10 Kit onc-how much lie
they nowF'
"Thcy're two cents apiece" Wal say, Mis-
tnr. look here:
We got a fresh egg. an my wife SEE TO
me:
swap the egg FOR the ncedlc'-It seems a bit
But The things about rcn-irs a big 'un.
yersee.'
Said thr storckecpcr. presently: "wcf, !
don't MIND
lie laid down the needle and put the egg
when the countryman blurred out: "Ain't yer
inclined
To treat a new cus;omer2-fact Is, Tn dry"
Though staggered a little, # must be con-
f'ssci,
by the customer coming Il rather too
free:
Yet smilingly granting the modest request.
Thc dealer responded: Wei. what shall Il
10?
Wal. a drop Of Maiairy. ! reckon, 'ul pass:
I've Tin use.i tor thct. see. ever since | was
torn"
Tho stors-kccpcr handed n bottle and glass,
And his customer poured out a gcnerou.
horn.
Tor n moment nc eyed tho gratuitous dram
With the ar Of n man who must something
resign.
Then biandiy remarked: DO yer know that
Very partial 10 mixing an egg in my wincr'
90 well, let us finish this matter. I beg;
You're very particular. though, ! must
h store-kccpcr muttercd AM handed an
The identical one he had taken in pay.
On the rim II the turnbier the nan broke the
"its c~crtinly handsome the way yer ;rea,
Hcopcnrd IL defuy. and plumply IT fell
With IA splash, and no wondcr-ithc held double
yoiki
Tho customer saw and n long breath he drew
Look, Mister. that egg has two yoikt. dc
clare!
Instcad of onc needi" I've paid yer for turn
So hand me another an then wen BE-
slutrc.'
Our Continent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
Indian Tea and Chinese.

What chance has India in the race
with China? Indian teas have always
sold ut higher prices than Chinese, and
one reason is that Indian goes further.
Very little tea is now sold in the UniteS
Kingdom of which ~one-quarter at least
is not Indian. Were the Indian supply
to cease tomorrow. the public would
quickly perceive how weak their teas
had become. By the said mixture with
China teas the people have, little by
little. been educated to appreciate the
Indian flavor. In Ireland, for example.
IL has gone further-thcre Indian teas
to a great extent are drank pure. The
advocates Of the Indian produce say
that many discard Chinese for our East.
ern teas. but never the reverse. Any
how. it is a fact that the consumption
has increased enormously (as shown in
spite of the yearly largely increased
imports by the small stocks now on
handy. There is another point in favor OF
Indian teas-they are known to be pure
and unadulterated. and so much cannot
ALWAYS be said for the Chinese. Some
teas are yearly officially condemned, but
we believe this has never once
occurred in the case of Indian teas. As
The imports of Indian teas have in
creased yearly since 1850 (they were
merely nominal them to 52,0oo.OC
pounds this year. (that was the estimate;
the amount available. due partly to
weather, partly to the largely increased
exports to Australia. will not exceed
5000, 900 pounds,) and rs the stock.
now near the end OF the year, Is far
less than usual. it is evident that the
statistical position is satisfactory. Ma
chinery is now largely used in the manu-
facture of tea in India. A well-ap-
pointed India tea factory shows . steam
engine Of perhaps 20-horse power: work
inc rollers. driers. equalizers. shifters,
and Whist not. The Chinese have been
making tea for . thousand years, Q
ref the rule there is handmade tea In
India the industry dates back some
40 wears. and all is done by machinery.
This gives the Indian planter . great
advantage in his rae with China As
viii. all industries, so with tea; the
work is done moro regularly. better. IN
a 0 cleanly way. and far more eco
nomically by machines than by hand.
n India ever vies with China in the
aggregate Of her tea exports. it viii be
due mainly to the use Of machinery in
manufacture. for labor would fail other
wise.-Loadon Nesrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
The Fate OF sam Bass.

The death of Jesse James recalls the
fate of another equally desperate bandit.
Sam" BASS. who made The Plains Of
Western Texas the scene OF his exploits
This noted robber. for whose capture.
=. dead or alive" = large SIM had been
offered. was finally entrapred with =
comrade in the town of Rounl Rock in
the summer O. 1873. and after 3 short
but bloody struggle. in which the Sher-
if of Williamson County and two OF his
deputies. as well IS the companion 1t
the outlaw. were left IN the streets dead
end diving. Bass himself fell from his
horse in the outskirts OF the town. NOR
tally wounded by q ball from 4 VIM
chester rife. He was buried with much
.pomp and circumstance" in the ceme-
terry at Round Rock; songs e CON-
posed and sung in his honor, and his
grave Is even now often strewn with
flowers by sympashixing Texans His
gang was broken up. many OF his part
ners in crime going up into Missouri and
ioining jesse James. Two Of them.
Prank Carer and John Underwood"
bssc figured co~nspicuoussy in seyer1l
i.scnt train roboerieS
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

IL r.ss snlf.s - t~zrp~ssns siSe4
20 the uSi@ ~sks uans f-grs are
wAs6ed WI pFursss shs rFe<es q.
sHsaA-gvasszsss Eye
-balet CHER lie 0ssp cup a
tciini d!e-. eae cup - n~aoa4s& o.s
cup Of water. BID t-ss~r. ghTa mss
cas hall cup ~ foar 9TH = LITTLE ssteg.
and sitr is--TAs HsssAehf
"A correspondent % 'h~ HIs1z--ts
al Aozrgttnu The se1 rsE
siY last 4 have ever iyaod fe~ bassss
ei Ling % striking uEsr had sAs
s-aiost The forward unz = 70 psf 60
hiya tsn-ra'ks ard fSz h~s ~ the kiai
sho-s IL nv isysss-r sntzs sne ,n-rak
uApFe epa2eTRaS III srosnes. I sIss<
them 20 tEy q aaa be coaraL
Pretty c~ou,farssrs fer sauEa~r nzo
are nSis 90 tn thin e1s%on esc'h eora.
monty elies s.ehesss eiosss Tsok
them Nth yarn Il spfns snghi ezs.pc.
sat hind the .ise 20 maicA. ias.
shake. 0ui ir1n these more really than
irp-n almoss an Other fnsts~aI. and
shae Attending warmth cssHash ;hrf
lOok cooL-S u. Ec~Tusg Pei.
There il no be.,cr ~ ss-cr way q
Killing Young tfee. than u exaoss the
riots 20 the W nj. With dr.-s ihem oat
,cry rapidiy. Make a not. az tbs. anil
II ycu hare aay trees Ia trans scu. b.
SIRE - have IL. roOss Thoroughly so~-
cred with blankets ~ something - effect
uai. This preesution ma save Yea the
life ~ scores II ircc%-catesfJo y0araI.
Sliced swces-posa'o pie will b. .
nr~ wclcoTue dish 10 ON cooks
Steam The potatoes I'LL tender. Us; soii.
then ca, in thin slices Make an upper
and under crust foFth- pc, season with
ginger aud spi-e the same a. you 10 y
squash ps.- II ron prefer. you nav
mash the potato and cpoS with mix anil
eggs. aud then yOi will have a mOlL
squash pie.-A. j. Pot
-rumigsfion o! the chicken-houss in
spring and fall Is m eNcellca, plnH. a.
wei n the hrts-washing proc--s. Take
a small furnace. or sioie pot, or an -
kettle, into which place a poind or two
81 crud roll sulphur. b~ruscnup ClYss
the doors aud windows during the ab.
senee ot the fowls In the fpTrnoonD AMI
SCI; the contents Of the vessel GA tre ia
the center Of the floor. Shut the house
up tight and leave il To smoke for .
couple of hours. This will finish The
yermin completely for the time being
DCHrer Jr.b.H-
Leather Cement: Dissolve gutta
pcrchs in sullic ent quantity Of ohioro-
form la make il of honcy-lke consistcn-
cy; it will take a few da5s- Cork tight;
shake occasionally. Patches can be put
on with il SO they defy detection. III
rrc;ions for us'ng: Have both parts
clean and rou.h; apply the cement
twice 10 both parts and dry ten min
u,cs; after i, becomes dry warm both
parts gently until the ccnicni Is thor
ogghly melted; apply Immediately. ham
mcr lightly. Ready for use in ten min
utes. Shake well before using. -Detroh
D..y
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

Mos OF cor rester, q sos az. YIN naen-
ber that . h:tss ever . yszs -, ths aax.ss-
oess ssra-tsn - B1asso. n T.. knesn -
Fi>roe's PAlscs Hosei, v1s ~ezstreiy Destroyed
By eS We ao1s<, hoserer, q nssy q shsss
vSo ssv scssee Of shs eos3zg7ssoa q sns
tine ~ pnrpsred Cor IL snsozseensus. tsss
nsds By he prore:orA tA.s sanes thas &C
esrreoce another s~true:sre. sx ss1<sa Ia
ssd casAhusared fe<s SOAR. has heea eozn-
paese2 snd hat n 10 300 o2sa fx IL scs2.
o al sa;sszsa Yes ssea h IL fae1
In Tie erer<toa sss fgsissiag % thss na.s-
I've sd esexsn. bzldinx n0.ssas has be-,
emitted tass voaId n ~ manner tea %
beosas ;As Affected o. 10 s3d % sseir eon-
fort Ie. pAyssrzzas A; szszss>a ess.ess
IN sAeir res2>cstss ~spe-AitssA ec,s<s,sss tAe
gFue>ssoaA sexa al DE inssssuskn- nd
perscss sude1ax fsuo eAsese o2 ossss ~
ne1ts Nh 6osboes Asd ser Q verssshss In
vAitSs Ho1e- An is4aanss - 20 s<rrss, ess,
rusu rouvs asseafsoa and skozA e -
dreased % ws<sfs Dbpsessr Nssscsa A..s-
eizssoa. Du4Asa y. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

"A frssd. has~i 90 ~ esp~ctsssoe
Il ssossas ksx~zxs N kA<Ss k~ss>6a -
nres, tstss sxps4ef - rrrsfespsss
A esuz seessodr~ ~st s~ssrs b. Al Tbs
r~rssa. ssues taa Hoes uAose al
drv@~~s h~ eoaG ss3. s<Eiax ss<z Il
~uxeisi1sS rros~-y IN iiSs'ssA ~e~sA
mz-y ui.lsnas ~ aetss~. sei asszsszr
tSrsn ia. al tA@ San Ii<as e Iszsrh
Ercssssy acre hesna ~. c3aknes "a
kaSs f0rrzza Aa zssoesssAos % Ss<sksfs
tAc xir. zaa prosecute The esssa.
Membership ~vaH cos 800. k~sAis IS
cents . Essa.h ases. Tsrr~ - 10 -seA
estate. spi IAae~ ~ks base pad rss5ss
are - q pki-S. y. sEz
-Tae Truth AL gEG lsha - tAss
iroz the 81 tAssss GtkserzE
sChBclro il wrestling sta fSs mix
problem. We shsak ~. Sno~ th~ .sarrc
q al lie .rost3e. IL $ The tsz thai ihe
o~a Il too hsAiy ~ The tzks. aT. per.
azps, tksf skc lake 70 to sas6y % sae
tasn. Hsra in -. iSsals sAsss - ss
danger ~ ihss Esad. The saIsr xe a-
wuala - = 'desi give z~ss' 4 zrrHsi
to tbs sias.fsissu IL nsik. IL usssA1.
has.vst. 10 u~oi ~i1ksssi tear OF de-
,ec;San 20 ssell . pln: Il noia~es talo =
Quart"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

they don't believe such men a, s,ephcn
exist But let q girl when She dl.~axsr.
sne a"es not Ike a man. tell him so.
and ask Ia. advice and help. ard ten 70
one she Will find another s.cphen. How
can men be chisairous aai s~eif-densIn,
II women don't give them oprorfuni.
tes. think ths. IL wrong. and I IN
tehu always 70 give Norman every
chance % cultivate such noble qualities.
-Harpey's Heekfg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
gnaU~ft1a

P<rrnas sarsraa< fr say srrsi kasfA q,
tEe ira1 rsEst4gateza r-sss Ess - ssr.Fss~l
g Sd tsrmssfes Add s.s5-F - tst.r >,
s&S sssaS sFusP~sas &c sss. kGara-s.
ianp-rs iUp1re : 4si hrsIs ~ hss q
-. sElrvTs25isss taAr - sss srrrtasa,
BAL ao~4a. 81 tF.rastB q % to husrs
oo~ - To 5rrt ass q EzE2s sDi - ocl
err~ . eescItssi - E-ea hrtffn 4 kao~UtF.
VIA ga. t1ngfsa tA1sgss us@i-t iater=.
fr1nsr Eia-tnHs - was taaa. ernEes, -
cusars 3s-2HEvd pF safssfts' fcitya T~x
al S-FAENls s&Hd - 4sSl ~ str~zgts<a
tnrse PS% EAts -treisss m~te4ss 4a4 49,
ass "a rst1rsta fe-t-fzg 49, A~se4aElAsaz.
All ia 80 = ofasHrEtV cure tkc s~eysrxas
esse 81 esast sststa - Ia SsSs3s All Al
liscs AL kHnr1 camg-A0ts u Fartscs to
bod AM strrnsthrs. ser uNt - 80 t1s.y.
]; "a a. flcss2ni a. sire g. tAr tas..
Asa tugT GfuEEAt 10 e; e. yuu
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
Michael R Furlong. . lawyer o

-Michael r Furiong. . lawyer OF
Springfield. H.. and Mrs Peynado. =
very wealthy widow Of Louisville. met
for the first time at Hot Springs Ark.
and were in the same hotel week On
psrting. they each promised to consider
he question of marrying. and. Il OF the
same mind at the end Of another week.
10 90 10 tho Southern Hotel. Sc Louis
10 meet the other. Both were on hand
e the appointed time and place, andtn
Wedding was cslebate6SI 8Het4
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

" your lung arc almost sasteiby eousunp-
tinn DR.. Herye's Goldcn Medical Discovery
will no; cure you. VT as q remedy for severe
coughs. and all eurab.s brunch a.. thrus, sad
lung affections. Il L. unsurpassed ssRi tso
stamps for fr Pirrcc's large pamphlet treat
iss nn Jonsgmptlon and kindfeI Affections
Address WoELJ's D;sFLSsAEI MtDIcALA sso-
CATION, Bgaa,o. y. \.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

IL the matter of dlsorsi~red n-rves BosiOa
girls suffer 90 more than thuse 10 other cites.
There are painful sen>ibliiiss TIA, no;hiag
can cure 49, D shIy AZ Dr. Benson sCsser
aud tn MONTE Pills. and every nrrEogs KiFl
should use them DIR. B~nsyn 10 also di.csT-
erer asa proprietor OF a DC. rrusedy and BIS
f.yor.ie Prescription. for all diseases 81 TIE
Skin and Sc&lp. Ii 10 knosn a. Or. Beasons
sLtp Eure
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

J. VI MoEs--oS, % NaHr-~. q, sffics II
sAs tail, All etrd WITH szh FaSarA -cro'aiA.
sDi other ssphGii-c-s Hptsgs 4 h-Si go-ssa.
tny I.so sas ,noahiot ~th a bsi rsse q
pirs. ~fr~4asa;lY aggravated ~ coat aaet s~a.
sugsfipn Ms elnp,or~r f-~pasnrn Led ts< %
uss DR. Gay.1,i's We iS~ ns~k snf ssrssrA.
rlllz- IL has , sasJ = Hi.TaraAuls eAasEr.
rTery sytariofn az bad bod has dlsapasafri.
an; nv t0seis boo have q Fosaias aaAy hasst,
AID tEc pie. have uot trSab.oI aas s.nc."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
Gnnd EoasSNne.

The good housewife, shca she Il givtag hes
house IT'S -7rinE fcnovs;lae. should bsar n
mad that tbs dear insasies ~ her hoa1r arc
lalre preciDGs than many hIgses, AMI taat
their systems nrci cleansing nv purify NJ the
blssi. regulating the stomach snd bUps 10
rregent I'D cN' the diseases shstus irota
,pFing malaria sui m ssIna and So must
know that taerc Is nothtag that sttl d. Il %
Ierfrc,ig aud -uTrly a. Hop hitters. 'br pgFest
ga! lest u ncI.r.Hc&-f os.sOF1 ~. " gafrs0E
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

On PIEnCg: A neighbos 10 nars vas suscr-
ing from female scakBess" whirh abe doe
tore told her oog! not he curri without a 81 y
porter. AftcrSoasideTable persuasion my sia
induced her - try YOUR "Fayorite Pr>sefip-
tion. After using cue bottle sEc thTrs ssaf
the supporter aud All a large sashing Sh.ch
che hal M, ,i,ne IN two year. before. JANIS
MILLER, 40 Jacob street wteel.ag W. Va
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

DRALxEs are hexincfng 20 see fhas Il b
better % % viii ;he tide than To swfR
assinss n. By selling the Garter Oak Rsnxs
they s.s heiped In selling cher fhinp. ie]
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

Henry W. Grsdy SAYS the extent Of
the cutting to which Senator Ill., Of
Georgia has been subjected Is not real
ned by the public. F5cr times has he
been upder the knife. One-thiri Of hrs
tongue has been taken cut-ske entire
left door OF his moush-she glands in
the left side Of his neck. The last or
Grafton wss the most severe. and prolzx~
bly, successful When he VA pus under
ether for il. Is wasintcnded 10 orly take
out . small lump that had hardened on
the gland in his neck. After he vas IN
sensible. il Was determined TO adopt Al
heroic treatment and tskc on: the entire
gssnd- lie MAS kept uader the krus
lso hoxr1
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
A s.n,rlxr ,rtlrI. i, en,r.t .ne a.

A MAGAZINE Article IA eatitlei "The A.
rv.i % Ma In Eur-e," rsieriag g. ts~ at
arrival in tina, cyGntrF. lilo must have tea
sort OF Lost aud ~as Pru.iisiau.ly Pus.~i "a
knus Sh.ca hotel 20 put 40 AZ. bat tie prob
abilities are that 10 sss not surrounded b. .
blstiEs uoS o! hack Drivers ugsa Arrival.
snd saIutet ~i,h "H.V4csbt kghtufnssi
IblsssyiofGfih.scaoo'" etc B-rasyfvs
Hzukfy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

Nitdlc measures snu oftea hut mid
ding measures" There are no "mdillage"
sbou, ktinr, Wort. IL 10 ,n-
oughls r-gusi B--~ o. nari'cinc ~
ku1ws % h.ii-vay m~sasgres, Tut radically
uprs,ts all diteas~s % The ktdneys, hfeF sni
bowcls. IL ost ribfoNs yiles. sioiisho@ con
stiast On rn3 treats ne system 80 geaty aui
,gpgly "a ia prove 80 true kinsh u
,@.u,s - lis praises IL 10 prepared N
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
FRANCES HALLIDAY'S WEDDING.

How Cupid managed to send Stephen
Barker after me | never could find out;
but that is between themselves, and is
none of my business. A man good
enough for Elizabeth and Janet. and all
such ornaments TO their sex. to lay his
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

HRALrH. hor. and harpiness are restorsdhy
the use Of LYDIA y rtnkn.R's Fesxtss 9
COMPOUND II Is q positive e-Te for al thass
diseases from ~btch vuDen suffer 90 raaca
send to Ms LydiaE Pink..m, "a Western
Avenue. Lynn. Mass, !or pamphlets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

IN Il takesa boz Twelve years OF age
twenty-five minutes TO bring in SIX small
sticks Of wood. how long viii Il take
him 20 walk > mile and 4 hzlf 10 c
cjnps pEucsesiops-Bhriskt<-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

.. the title n a large illustrated t~sesslse. by
DR.. X V. Pierce. Bafalo. y. Y, ssnt 70 ssy
address foe three stAmns- j; teaches Success
fui selftrrssueni
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

MANUFACTURE sivr-tises: "The ssroa<
est sni cheapest bed On sse narkes" He
mus; Eleaa an ousoc b>d-yorrsSss H0s1
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08
Woman ana Ter pss.a.es

A p-istFfoISTrp yoang man says he vsses
Re wa, q ratsor. because q rumDr spD1 gains
earEency, vi Gu be has never been allie % do
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-08

t No family :yes ver ever 80 poVuisY
- che Diamond Dyea They sever fail Asy
one can use ;he1n- The BACK 10 far Superior
70 leguocd
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AscIEyrisr .ays n big cprs, is nos dash
ing ownri \ spotted sun" Its aim, No do8bt,
10 ~ KNOCK the spots OF IT,"
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wHAr voei n the Enxf.sh hnxua<s pns-
sesses The greatest azrnh<s q eoe pastlcnAs
tsters "poS~cs->s.
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ssor,s heslsh and uxpx. eurcs DyspersA o.
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WHAT IL the difference beiw~~n = new %
llceulsn and an Oh hatl one IL ssaa Ia AMI
the others worn ~T0n1aio Sr,R
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QrrxS yGcroxiA's savorite food 10 bold
mEitoa; bat as sb. IL q sta1 Old isay. sAs
objects % eayerS-Ssss<rrG< ye~y.L
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such Ee iertvn tkai 10 .atuass themselves
eAaa0t ses through he - TIA
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The editors have s,rgck - re are In
formed NJ . gcu;lrmss With ne Poss1
AID Q back cye.-ESssgs Cossas<yesa E@1esx
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"Hscel on Rsrs- Clears cat rats. mse~.
reaches, bed agS gDphe-s. sAip<nzakA lie
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ALkSTKS Who climbs up on q ehiir afters
lasbpo< g-isa little higher tn order tA.t lie
NAV get a little lore.
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fKoSIE aha stndv eeeas0yb eseFo esegy.
hing e;<c, Ike tks th-snxrzan. pses<r tAs
cssn~osk R>gs,Ssssas ssssssfssL o.
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wH.r r-si<sos is soss pr-v.,es: 10 sp-s,gs
puidAson
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ssssssss sgIsskax FEsskx Ass ersNA
rux $3.50. s~s A~4sssfsx - ~ tss $50
n-~-rss~s &c., S~~n .>s~@ss1Exe
.esfex euI<s So eSS~sSs IA
n~SF~sss Essw sse isSSxssssAA
'tsr - 80 s<~At -er>x r~-
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Threw A-sy Her Supporter"

EMBROIDERED mustard plaster, -. now
recognized asa necessary feature o: e,iael.o
me- 1t-.sIun
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fttu HI KIM oAiV otutSs TtllltIlDtTpn
that when he was very young he had
loved my mother dearly. Even these
who spoke kindly of him did not give
him credit for half the noble unseltiSh-
ness he had shown; for he would not
let me tell any one that il was he him
self who had planned everything about
my property and my wedding.
just let them say You Tilted ne.
Frances. if they please to do so. We
know better. and we will keep our
secret until Uncle Miles comes round
Aunt and uncle both came rom
sooner than We expected. When it sss
known that Stephen spent so much a
his time with us, Aunt Miles considerei
the advantages of having her daucb.
tiers brought Familiarity in contact With
him. and for their sakes she came, %
see me and give me the kiss of recon.
citation.
But as far rs catching Stephens hesrt
..in the rebound" was concerned, xha
was Just q little too late. Norman's
| sister, who was 3 teacher in one of n.
public schools of New York, came !,
| spend her vacation with US, and Stephen
fell in love with her in 4 way which
convinced me that his love for Frances
Halliday had only been the show of the
love he had for her mother. Why. Nos.
man himself never behaved more fool
ishly about me than Stephen about TAI,
little plain Ruth Strong; for she i
plain-cvery one must allow that
And the preparations that are goias
on for the marriage quite amuse me
who might have BEEN the bankers VII,
myself. Dear me! / think Love mus
often laugh at the kind of people b
comes in contact with. But l hope Ste
phen viii be happy; I do. indeed.
That is all I have to say about m
marriage. think il was rather pecuI
! jar: Some wemen viii doubtless @