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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22
Incorrect Talking.

Though the schoolmasicr holds hi,
receptions in almost every nook and
corner Of the land. there is y great dea
Of incorrect talking. even among edu
Gated people. Bishop Clark gives. In
the New York Led9cr. a few specimen.
OF these popular errors Of speech. in the
form Of n dialogue between a careles.
talker and his critical friend:
GOOD afternoon. John. How long
have you been sitting hcreY'
IL have been sitting here for about an
hour. watching To see these men sat the
stones in my wall"
alt kind Of seems to me that the work
Is done rather ill.,"
Perhaps il is not done quite as weiiy
as il might be-"
IL hind Of think that word rely
sounds odd"
1t is As good a wori rs lily. But
why do you say: 1T kind Of seems
and Il kind Of think when YOU nigh,
just as well say: 1t seems and Il
think?'"
1--WE got sort Of used to talking in
that way"
1T is a very poor sort Of way"
81 ner,r had nobody To learn me any
better"
You mean that you have had no.
body to teach YOU"
81 am getting tired. and I think I
will lay down on the grass for n spell"
You a lie down. but IL would be
well for You tn lay your cloak on the
ground for you TO lie on"
BE you going To stop here for
long?"
~ stopped here when i arrived. Int
shall not stay long. Arc you going
home soon?:"
Il be-
"Why not say. Il am BE voa'
and Il Be are very raw and disagrecable
phrases"
"All right. o X; but the master a.
WAYS saws 10 his scholars: BE yog ready
to writes Him and nae met nj the dsa-
cons last night"
What did hrn and goa do after You
got ihercr'
1--WE looked at them things he bas
Just brought from New York;
Were Laea things worth looking
asr,
ToseraSae. By the way. the deacon
must have Ysife q fortune"
.Wha, SORT of = fogsunes Cutie iar-s
or quite SMALL"
"Quite large, of course"
"Why did you not a so9
MY next neighbor has Just puf up n
fence on cst1cr side OF his front yard"
II suppose you intend TO say that he
has put up = fence on both sides"
Between you and r.
"Ptease change that 20 Between you
and me- You would not ssy: There il
no great difference Of opinion between
you and Ae."
II usa.uy say: Him and ps agree
pretty we'll
Then you speak very bad English.
and you probably say IT is rs,' in
stead Of j; is l."
"W course I do. and 90 dos RIOS. Of
the people that ! know. Ny boy is Just
going 10 school. and IS he's n No be-
ginner ! suppose he VIII appear TO be
green"
ibid you e~er hear Of any beginner
Who Was NOS new
IL wish 20 simply STATE
"That Is. you wish 20 state"
That our mxfEai friend
please say our common friend Yoa
wcuid not cal him q rrcpFooaf friend"
why do yoa interrupts ~ 80 ostenT'
Bccaase yoa make % many blrn-
sers
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

II the comet that was discovered by a
young astronomer a week ago fulfills
half the promises made for it, we may
expect to behold in May or June, a
celestial spectacle such as has not been
equa!ed since 1858 or 1911. This
comet, although some 900. 900. 900 miles
from its perihelion. which it will not
reach for three months, shows a bright
tail and . star-fike nucleus. The infer
ence is fair that the comet is a very
large one, and that when it gets into
a neighborhood it will present a mag
nificent appearance. Moreover. Prot.
Chambers figures show thst the comet
IS plunging almost straight at the sun,
which it will probably approach within
one hundred thousand mica The only
other comets, in the long list Of those
bodies whose orbits have been calcu-
lated, which approached anything like
IS near to the rs this are
the comet Of SO B. c., the comet
Of 1863 the comet of 1850. often
called Newton's comet, the comet
OF l84S, and the comet Of 1880. The.
last named was observed only in South
America and Austra,ia and at the Cape
Of Good Hope. Concerning the comet
Of Sol c., Of which fiShtful things
are related. and which is said to have
split in two. lot much b known. bat the
measurements made IN the other cases
are generally to be depended upon. In
fact. il was the neamess Of the approach
Of the comet Of 1850 which led Newton
to anticipate possible peril TO the earth
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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bat IL he s&sies be tiasr IN q anptam
lng. 80 sslssrs a'.nssa ~ b. pafakYsai
be vJi nrsT ros AyoEd sbaas. "a fhe
bay - ths .ssy dhI
Jas, Ah1sr he rhaFses - k.lz~~.
90 80 SaHks "a the C1yas. shers seea
BseA Q fsesep boy. whgn ! 81 call
Base Al the ags q tea he sassrsd .
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csapleYei fnuHa ss s'ela-k Ia he Hssa
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VEN t<ssr. aad he eel kaus thzs "a
mast 10 . bsyhx~ri - ssry hard las~ss
bat ihen assi ikeru. "a thSs bsxs.s~ fsE
tory. he rsasiFeA last he saas4s ufs1a
an s~lssrstsya. snd besssass as tassfignns
aad useful nka. Whh Eis srTY hrst
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22


40 Mis- - nvsus pscesnG
nsessss 49, . furrot:ss ssss isvise n
mhnDe sn1 aishonoF.
Oala,.sss DE paasias . iiis susrss sSss
r.sis .;i,sary -..eA on .o-.r ana sop.
Did NC but use II ~ we ought.
Tbs world would school each wandering
-Tcoplss dc Manrique.
1.-THE Builders.
From labor there shall come fortn rest
Glass Re Inc worlds luck and pride.
-fLuck Of Bdenhaii.
Heaven r. NJ near by water N by land.
-tsir Humphrey Gilbert
Into each afe syme rain must fall.
Some days must be dark ana drcary.
-fIhc hainy Day.
slain the door On fhe Doctor : nO~e.
tposflc Aphorisms.
Know how sublime n thing II Is,
To suffer and be strong.
-rThe Light Of the stars.
Lowest thou God a. thou oughte-t,
Then lowest thou likewise thy brethren
-IChfldrcn of the Lorfs supper.
-~fEvangeiine.
Nothing thar is can pause or stay.
Our io-hays and yesterdays
Are the blocks with which we build
-fThe Builders
Pride goeih forth on horseback grand and
gay.
But comeih back ON foot AMI hogs Ifs way.
-IThe He'll of Atri.
Quite overlooking yourself and the rest In ex-
alttng your hero.
-fCourtship ~ Miles Standish.
kclcnficss sweeps the stroke Of fate,
The strongest fall
-fCopias dc Manrfquc.
Sleep. sleep. to-day. tornenting cares
OF Garth ard folly born.
-tGleam Of Sunshine.
Think Of thy brother nj III,
Hut throw n veil over his failings.
1.-The Children Of the Lords Supper.
Use no violence. nor do la haste
What caDDo be undone.
-fTh. Spanish Student.
Visions ~ childhood. STAY. % STAY
fe were 80 sweet an Wild.
-iyoiccs of the Night
What seems Ia 10 but sad iunercal tapers,
May be Heavens distant inmp-.
-lResignation.
XccIleth all the rest,
He who followcth loves behest.
-tThe building Of the Ship.
Youth is lovely, age is lonely.
-~tHiawatha-
Zeal lis stronger than fear or love.
-fTnles of n wayside Inn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

~elsg5y
= ff6st q - htehea utpdsw ukese ]
Btood With Hsl15s. 0a1chiaG kee DAke
: laaey dressing for Ssue 6k@d pork
was Aoejcinn NV leag cd slim bes
dngen were, 49, &oeked sp ths Uass
81 splced bsesk uhen. - suddenly n Il
sbot from . boWs she darted from the
kitchen. and hcd up-stain- Thinking
she bad been taken suddenly III. ! fin.
ished her work for her. bat an hour
later when mother went 70 her or. il
was empty! Nellie was gone. She had
taken nothing Of ours. her wages had
never been drawn, and she had van
ished as completely as If she had never
existed. 80 that IL seemed rs il Pruv;.
dence had, indeed. recalled her In the
same mysterious way that she came.
Was this the end9 Yes: IL was the
end of Ncilic's service with Us, but one
day, a couple of weeks after. The same
carriage that had stopped at our gate.
with tbcs same two men that had been in
il before -and one Of them a physician
came crawling slowly back again,
mud despatched and road-worn, and
between the two men, shackled, mans-
cled. the clothes torn from her pour
bruised limbs. sat our Nellie, a raving
~lunatic. suarling at all who approached
her. She did not know US, and the doc.
tor would not allow US 10 go near her.
"She Is the most dangerous luDatic
in the asylum at Alexandria," he said.
land the worst criminal. Why, that
woman burned five persons TO death in
their beds. and s,rangied her own child!
] had no idea she was here, or I would
have inquired for her that day. We
were on another trail altogether. and IL |
she had stayed quietly here il is doubt
ful IL We had ever known Of it until you
had all been murdered in your s,esrr'
But he could not persuade us that
this wild-eycd creature. rending at her
own flesh, and filling the air with her
shrieks and curses. was our gentle,
quiet Nellie, until we heard her simu-
late a mans voice in the very tones she
had used that night, when probably she |
was struggling with her mania { o muir
der and burn. We did our own work |
for a long time after that, and took |
good care 10 have n well-aitested GER
tificate Of character from the next girl |
that Providence sent Us, as we had no
desire 3 entertain any escaped lunatics.
Mrs. IA. Il. Rdyne, IN Detroit Free
Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

A very excited colored brother hunted
up an officer pairulling High street yes
terday and said that he had long borne
the abuse Of q man Of his color who was
then in q house on the next block. and
added:
81 doan' want 10 broke de law. but
de time has arrove when I mus crush
dat pusson to de DUST
Eli catch You fighting ] shall have
10 take you down" replied the officer.
II can't help it. sah-can't help IL,
nohow. II dat pusson makes his disap-
pearaace on de street while I'm arouns
de fnr am gwine TO fy. il / die fur il.
He's slandered me an lied about me.
an Ire , gwine TO k-reh him same -
you would = tiger"
The officer passed on TO the end Of his
beat and returned to find the crnsher
with his hack 10 the fence and q wuman
lending him . wet rag 70 bind his head
up.
LET'S see? You are the man who
was going to crush some one?' Observed
the officer.
= IL s'pects 1 are"
Ibid he come outy'
Il sspects he did,
IBID the fur fyF
"'Ieed. sab il did, but de trouble
vas dat il was de wrong fur. De ooeEy
scoundrel refused TO be crusAear
And nowrr
wei. Ise swise to "a healed span'
lick his brudder-in-iaw! Pour on snme
mo water. missus. FUR dis ole bad b.
rms IN swim a1sD Thkro.f Ere pra
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

-On the front 81 Mr.. 1ildcn.s new
hoase. IN Grsmerry Park New York.
there ara ave carved heads IN bcsd ne
kel- The two upper ues arc inscribed
Shakespeare and Milton 'sEetsw.
IN HE centeE. Is .-FnakIis." and teAsx
that xss the tuo heads Of -Goethsr aaE
DANTE '-CSiea2o Jssysa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

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lar y so< sd~<~s~-sas n~@ssgrsss 81 ts~
t~ss<rs 4 s.f : bas u As~@eA
al. fr<zs . sesrn tAs ssS~su "a ss
es-.nssA 1azxx IT, ssz sans
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xr.s.a ..<a Il ~A<A rsss
sa-Ssxs Ex11a
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

Colonel Wellesley. the presumptius
heir of the Duke Of Nenin4ton, Who l.
in very delicate hcalih,, vas ncensiy
married TO . sister Al Colonel Owea
Williams The bride Dasscsipple fer
life. owing 10 an a~cciaG1G1hea . did.
She cannot stand xitho6t help. md hss
TO be mered from rpou to rosm On .
chair wiki wheels
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

-Nxrss iixs-s~sa- q The cs<ssnssi
C~s~@ryzssL ssd hs 1ypp<rzgAs<al
Cssss u thss essy. have buzesl 10
ksfrAre and 4zs~s o1e~ more resxns
s1<s< tbr sfns<fnisy a. ssAss eks a
LAs kalss -tztssSs J~vzs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-22

TIE f.xA<r e< s1 Loss a<s~ pf~-
~u.~f rs ~s.rAs~Azs sAA s1yos k~s~i
q esfsE< -r.sza 4~s-. ss~1zzep-i M
sxa<ks~r sk<a 80 Aexa a r.. srkss
vzs % kseA ok yspss sAx<ys s~fsi1y
fsni Il os-szis ssp-tzsSs TrsA
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-17
MOTHER DIED FROM 1T.

J w Adams, Ncwnrk, Ohio, IS: "Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest medicines on earth. Had
the wo st salt rheum in this county. My moth
or had IL tuent, years, and in fact died from IT.
tell We Cutie RI wurli have saved her life. My
8, hrea ard hca coverad tor for 'hree
wears, which n"thir relieved or cured until used
the utcura r solvent blood purifier. internally,
and Cutcura aud Cutcur' soap externally.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-17

A Republican majority OF TWO IN the
Oregon Legislature will answer for all
practical purposes.
The New York Sun thinks the man
who wanted Oxalic acid and wrote
'ogsattegassett" chad bad SPELL"
The army worm has turned out in
force about Maysville, KY. A train on
the Kentucky Central road was blockad-
ed Tuesday at Marshall station several
hours by army worms which were piled
up eight inches thick on the track.
There are 1,15O convicts in the Ohio
penitentiary. Only II of these are
women. Less than one-third of the con-
victs are married men, another solemn
warning to Id bachelors. In the list
there II college graduates and IA gradu-
ates of high schools.
Senator Ben Hill has arrived at his
home IN Atlanta to die, as there is very
little hope of his recovery; but his death
will be slow and painful. His jaw is
rapidly decaying from the memorable
cancer, and for some time he has been
unable to partake of solid food.
Maine Republicans met in delegate con-
venti0n at Portland Tuesday and nomi-
mated the Hon. Frederick Robe for gov
ernOr and Messers. ThOs. B. Reed, Nelson
Dingley, Chas. A. Boutelle, and Seth d..
Miliken for congressman. The platform
adopted favors fair ballot and an honest
count, free schools, protective tariff, I'll g
encouragement of shipbuilding, coin
basis for currency. the preservation of
the national banking system, and the
reduction of taxes on necessaries rather
than luxuries. 1t was one of the largest,
most harmonious and most enthusiastic
conventions ever assembled in the state.
A NEW YORK letter to the Chicago
News INDUCES in tribute to the Presi-
dents devotion to the memory of his
dead wife. "Her roOm," says the CORES
pendent, Sin her beautiful New York
mansion, in which she died, has never
been diSturbed; her needle is still
threaded and sticking in bit of delicate
embroidery in her work-basket, undis-
turbed; nor will her husband allow any
one to change the room in its furniture
arrangements. There is the little rocker
beside the standard work basket, and
the little negtige crOcheted slippers.
There stands her desk, with the ink
dried Oh her pearl-handled pen, which
she had hastily put aside from some in
terruptiOn, never to use again. Her
favOrite books are placed in tiny case.
with a marker in one of them, just as
she left it. On the table are placed each
morning bunch of her favOrite flowers.
Even her fayOrite perfumes are in the
toilet-bottles at her dressing-case, and
in the wardrobe hang her dresses. This
room is bright and sunny, her former
maid keeping it neat, and arranging
he flowers in the vase, and attending
t ne canaries in the window, but never
altering the place of the furniture, the
DO Ike, etc. This room is place where
the President takes much comfort in
reading and meditation, and they who
know say that.th bit of needlework has
been many lines wet with tears by the
husband, who feels that the tender grace
OF aday that is dead, will never come
badk to him.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-17
PSORIASIS.

ISUNIASIIS.
II L Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, n Y, cured Of
Psori of Lcprusy, of twenty years standing, by
the tuticura res went l. terna is land Cuticura and
Cuncura ~Oap extern H.. The most wonderful
case on reco,d Cure certified TO before justice OF
the peace and prominent clliztns. Al afflicted
with itcling ard .ealy diseases should send to us
for this testimonial IN iull.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-17
SALT RHEUM.
CUTYCURAl

CUTYCURA
and Cuticu'a Soap externally and Cuticura Resell
vent internal NY will positively cure every species
OF hum"r, from co.. mon mplc 10 sciofula.
Prize: cuticura rcso vent. ; o. ptrbotilp; ouu-
cDra 5 rcr box. large boxes, Sl.0O; Cuticura
mcoiciua tpirt Dap, Be- Cutlcura mo- lcinal shay
ing soap, 1jc. Sold ever where.
ssPrincpal Depot. WEERs II POTTER, Boston.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16
VoX PoPULI.
-----=------@------
The Great umberiditd ETcursiO7

To the MINING JOURNAL:
What did the merchants Of Cum
berland Go for the miners of Georges
Creek during the strike Did they
send an excursion train through the
valley laden with provisions to sup
ply the needy? They did not. Did
they advocate the miners behalf in
any sense, or lend helping hand 3?
How well they koow the strike is
over. And now the "leading mer-
chants Of Cumberland" say to the
people of the Georges Creek valley
"on the 2lst Of December, for fifty
cents, we will bring you to Cumber-
land and return" What for? Why
we want your money. (Wo could do
without you in times of strike, and
assist in bringing torlisp labor into
the county, Now things are in a
better condltlon, and az We are not
self-sustaining, we want the assistance
of the people of Georges Creek. We
think the miners too sensible to be
deceived in such manner and do
not need any advice as to where they
will buy their holiday goods. We
also think the merchants (not the
leading merchants") OF Frostburg
and along Georges Creek, Piedmont
inclusive, can show as fine line of
holiday goods and offer as good bar
gains as the few leading merchants
of Cumberland"
ONCE A MrNpp
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16
C0RR ESPON D E N G E
Much ado 4Abos.t Nothing.
most suggestive

FRosTBURe, MD, Dec 13, 1882.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
The two daily papers of Cumber-
land worked themselves into froth
to-day, and gave utterauce to a great
deal of acrid, foamy gush about the
School Commissioners being requested
to resign. Now what is the cause Of
all this fues and feathers?
The judges, being under the i'm
preston that the time of service of the
present School Board expired next
January, instead of January, 1854,
sent private communication to the
members intimating that their res
ignations would be accepted.
The Judges labored under mis-
apprehension. That il all there is in
it-"only that and nothing more"
Two of the members have publicly
stated that they would not serve
another term, which precludes any
comment as to efficiency or any other
criticism.
Let us have peace.
VOX PoPUII.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16

York" by Jennie June; Holiday
Gifts and Customs in Paris" "Visits,
and Manners at the Table" and
Current Topics" which is full of
valuable information. Most of the
shorter stories are remarkably we'll
told,and "The Admiral's Ward" keeps
up its interest. Every department is
carefully filled. The forty-6vs
illustrations are excellent, among
which is splendid oil picture, "The
Fisher Boy and the Fisherman 8
Daughter" No family will regre t
subscribing to this admirable maga-
zine, as 1t supplies household want,
and is both useful and entertaining.
For $3.l0 cash, given US before New
Years day, We will send both the
Magazine and JOURNAL to any ad-
dress.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16

Colds, Sore Throat, or any disease of the
Throat, Head or Lungs of no matter how
long standing. Densten's "Antimorbific,"
or Throat, He'd and Lung Remedy never
fails; try one box and be cured. Sent by
mail with testimonials ON receipt of $1.00
per box or 6 boxes ior $500. Mention this
paper. Address DENSTEN & co,
July 10y Woodbury., N. ].
TUFTS Pills u sugar Plum
TUTT's PILLS are now covered with q va
nilla sugar coating, making them as pleas
ant to swallow as little sugar plum, and
rendering them agreeable to the most deli
cate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
collie
They give appetite and flesh to the body.
They cure dyspepsia and nourish the
system.
They cure fever and ague, costiveness,
etc.
Sold everywhere 25 cents a box.
July 15-6m
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16
The School Commissioners have

The School Commissioners have
been treated to genuine surprise.
Judges Pearrs and Sysster notified
them several days ago that their res
ignations would be acceptable.
The JOURNAL is not a Judge, bat it
will sndeavor to treat the matter
judicIally.
1t gives no credit to the statement
on the part Of the Judges that they
inexperienced January l, 1888, as
marking the termination of the curre t
official term of the Commissioners.
Nothingin the situation requires them
to thus crininate themselves of igno-
rance of about the only e1tra-judicial
duty they have to discharge.
1t prefers to fear that at least one
of the Judges has been misled, per-
haps by some malignant representa-
ton Of school management.
No stated fault being found with
such management, it cannot see how
Mr.. Cochrans's tenure can be dis
turbed, even though the Commission
srs resign.
1t is to be affirmed that the schools
are not all thoy ought to be. On the
other hand, it is evident that they are
all the people are willing for them to
be. A great deal has to be accom-
plishsd with the money set apart for
popular sducation-too much in fact
for the success OF either underpaid
teachers or overorowded schools.
1t is safe to say that no spasm of al
legged reform, either of men or meas
ures, will supply any want of money.
Be the ambition Of the Commission
ers lofty as it may to carry the schools
up to the highest stage of efficiency,
they must at last measure to the peo-
pie as the people measure to them.
All surface things considered, the
suggestion of the Judges may be fair
ly accepted as extraordinary. 1t
would have beon far better to bide the
expiration of another year to make
whatever change is desired.
Should there be justifying cause
at the bottom of this proceeding they
cannot too soon uncover it. The
cause of the court will then become
the cause of the people.
Otherwise, the Judges will have as
sumed an attitude of unprovoked hos
tility to individuals unworthy of the
ermins.