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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-08-10
Hot Weather Meditatious.

Whoever gives felicitous expression
to another's thought helps him. ]
once knew a student who, as often as
he had the toothache. would find great
satisfaction in reading Burns Address
to the toothache. The successful
author is one who perfects and gives
expression to the thoughts and feelings
which lie but vague and ill-defned in
the minds of others, or gifted with a
power of saying things well, he can
express with the greatest vigor and
success the thoughts and feelings OF
others which are clearly defined and
intense.
This is the hot weather season.
Hot, isn't it? is upon every lip. Hot
enough for you? Manage to keep
warm? Whew! are remarks which
greet US On every hand. Now I pro-
pose to do the authors work for these
sweltering mortals. If anyone will
carefully read these rhymes they are
warranted to reduce his temperature
to the region of frost.
SUMMERINGS.
In an Arctic grotto / would be
An icice, so pretty;
Or the frozen crust of a frozen sea,
Or as cold as the devils pity.
In an lce-cream saucer l would lie
And have lasse spoon me;
Through a frigid snow storm would fly
The sleety heavens above me.
Down a glaciers throttle would slide,
Or rsost on an iceberg's crest:
In the shade ofthe north pole | would hide
Or on it's top would build my nest
I'd like to be grizzIy's cub
In the realms of she Russian Gar;
I'd like to be butter tub
In a refrigerator car.
I'd like to be cannon,
That shoots great balls of ice:
I'd like to be coquet's heart,
'Twould be SO cool and nice.
I'd like to be pinched by frozen vice
To slide on frozen cellar door;
Were the world solid apple of ice
I'd like to be the apple core.
SEHR HE'S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

A ausrk wsy of preparing yosssoss
fox brrssf..s 4, 10 ca; cod bold s0es %
small square P~ces: dfp isem IN
beaten egx. and shra pss them on Q
bgrerrd dish In The orea TO efosn
Home made scIiy glasses. seiscs
r~ooI-si.~a h-<tses Take strip Of cd
muslin 90 = piece u candie wrk- dip IL
IN lamp osi. wrap IL asvund the bottle
~h~rr you waaf q 20 break vet ): 90
Gre and the glass viii crack JUS Aeoss
the elosh-Prazr1e Farssr.
A cor-.poaaen; q the Csssfry
Gestlemss SAYS Having s-tersi valid
able young pear tree- scratched BY cats.
snd being told tina, pine Tar sas . 10
liable remedy tof al vegetable vounsis.
applied . coz; To the affected parta
The result, Il. ! have o cipcssenee
and les. res"
The i;;l~ xhi,e VOTES ~htrh ONE
times make the earth in \ plsntprioos
~ IL IL IL alive IAN be driven cut BY
stopping the hole IN the b-,tism II The
lar, then cover the earth with water IN
which you have dissolved . itthr lime.
lie, this stand for several b0aTs. AMI ..
l. not likely ;ha. you viii be troubled
With the worms any more--A. D. Post
Slipping Plant. A sue ,esslul Dos
ton florist saws that he seldom fails u
! root slips of the mos; tendsr "a rare
plants He credits his aces fo \ Law
or o! oats placed under the usual lascr
of sand in which the sips srr planted
When mois,enei they act ~ astimalan'
AMI feeder To the tender roots OF The
slip.-X. y. Herakk.
To Color Brown: For five pounds o!
cloth. boil Que and one-half pounds al
ca,sciu In a. much water ~ VIII Gov
er the cloth until disco vc 1. then add
two ounces Of blue vitroi. stir well and
put in your cloth. let q Ire Owe night.
wiring il out in the morning. put Two
OUNCES 81 b~i-chromate o. potash in a
kettle Of boiling wafer. let the c 9th
stand in this ill Of the right color. and
wash when dry. Color in iron. Farm
aud Firesidc.
Give the children plenty II sleep
IL j. a mistaken notion Tint some moth.
ers have of compelling their Oh ldrcf,
o. get up in the morning before th-y
have finished their natural sleep for the
sole purpose OF eating their breakfas,
with the rest OF the family. Better
set their breakfast aside and serve II ii
tn IN later. No HEALTHY child will take
more sleep than he needs, and !, will be
better for him and the mother when h.
does get up. il he has a thoroughly re.
fre,hing sleep and plenty Of iI-7hs
| Hoasehoid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

-
0<nsy f1ysa- vhp s~ss3~s uptAs kss
tho fniio-tes asrst~ns - fvkss~. n
ukscA . t~as Cd The e1ssassoe sS~<~s
s,dnsed kss sAsvs yesr cd asnxAtws.
nat with sny d~srv 10 harm ts essd
bot ,hrp<Egh . ssrssr~ kfsA Il sEexssoa
Il a7r-.n :tas Mr. flyna ssars~t c>s
Dornsns 10 tab. q kors~ ~ ysstsr~. AL
- be LITTLE gsi ss~n<t asxoas 10 90
be pss Der uF-ss the hor>~s esek ana
let her ride q shoTs dsxas1c. p~rAars
forts RID. frsra The hczsr. vA~rr be pzt
b~f tosn ADD told her 10 run h.,<-
n. nsseei shsf SIZE e.-atsased s;Asdns
wAesv he s~tt h~r. aat ca bekia< hsek
sf,eg rosns . liitlc farther. sac 80
PLAYING IN The assl lie sooa psssrd
ca, Of ss.hs ssi vHs gee sh~sss N
hsur. erp~cs1nx. Il eosr-r. thst tAe
chill woasd yx1arn % thr hoaS sftsr
playing . fec mofseais Un returHsnS
home be nsai. inqasy at-sgi her al ia
rsusher. Who sad .hr had no4 seen her.
AMI supposed be hsd isktns heT siong
~iih him On gong Ia the spos ~herr
he had lcf; her he sAs hass bear trsrks
IN The sand and .; osce came 10 The
. c INCLUSION TIA, The Oh ii had been car
rcd OF by the bear.
The tamil, immesI zfeiy made searvh
through the forest. which ~ss up
To slmos, q jungle. rendering ihrif
searuh sery slow. All dan iee-r ny
ioa. parents, searched ior irsc.s IL theft
>hiId: nor did ihey .;o when dzrkness
came on. but rrmain~i ia the ~osis
calling the ic,, enc b. her name. Mora
ing came. an,t their .rsrrh wa- fruit
hess \ coupe Of grnissmsn from BE-
low. Who ar. travel n through the
mountains buyins stock. came 10 the
house. and. be ng Informed II the car
cumstances. iinmei a,ely set o., 90 tni
LLcr. The gentlemen wandered about
and n they were Tass ng \ swamp 500;
where the underground wssthies csilrd
the child. or else the were talking loud.
! when one 90 them heard her voice IL
then called her B.. name and told her 10
come out o. the bushes. She replied
that the bear would not u, Der.
The mrn then crept through the
brush. and when near the spot where
sh. and ,h. Rear were they heard a
spl.sh in the water. which the chiltl
sad was the bear. On ~ n. tn hes
ihey found her stand ng aYon a la; en-
tending about hallway across = swamp.
The bcar had undertaken to cross tho
swamp on the iog. and being pursued
left the child and got AWAY n rapidly
~ possible. She had re civci som,
scratches about the face. arms and iegs.
and her clothes were almost torn from
her hoiy. but the bear had not bitten
her To hur; her. Only the marks al teeth
beng found on her back. where. IN TAX
iny hold II her ciothc. To carry her he
had taken the flc.h a'>o
The little one says b bear would pat
her down occasionally Ia rest and
would put his nose upio her face. when
she would slap him. and the bear would
hang hs head by her side and purr and
rub against her ike n cat. The men
a.ked her IL she was cold IN the night
and sh. told them the old bear lay down
beside her and pa, his arms around
| her aud kept her warm. though she did
not like his long hair. She was taken
home TO her parcnts.-Caie' fcaLJ Re-
l ord
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
4 PARTY Named johnson.

One 81 the patrolmen on Jefferson
avenue was halted YESTERDAY by n s,ran-
ger who seemed To have had n wrestic
With the tumbling-rod 81 \ thrs.hing
ma .hinr. and who lowered his Toile toa
whisper as he b.gan;
Can | speak Ia you in strict conli-
den e?'
It's according to what you desire To
communicate
"Weli, for instance. il n party named
johnson, who came here tn see he
Knights and the soldiers and have .
good time. should inform Won that he
had lost his watch. could YOU do any
thing for him ON the quietg'
Perhaps"
And il the same party named h
son should inform Won that he had lost q
c,esn hundred dollars tia; would be con.
fidcntial alsog'
Yes
And il this man Johnson should
further add that he hal been drunk
tw had three fights. been licked
three times and VA all broke mp and .
hundred miles from home without a
nickel. you wouldn't give il away so
tina, his family could hear o! it,"
"Oh. no.
Cant be anything done for me. can
there"
IL hardly think So"
I'D better take tac dirt road home.
eh?"
Yes"
"And gradually brace up - I grad
nally draw near homer"
That's the idea"
"And not have anv brass band out 10
serenade me. nor send tn any advance
word for the boys to assemble TO give
me . public welcomeF"
Then ] won't. III do jnsfSsou
say about IT, I didn't expect to mec!
with any such kindness and sympathy
here. aud it affects me-. Let's shake.
II you ever strike Livingston County in
quirc for n party named Johnson. and
be powerful careful to adj that when
YOU met him in Detroit he was leafing
the whole procession Where do ]
strike the Howell plank road"-De-
troll Free Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Among the laics; commissions issued
BY Acting Postmaster General HAiton.
says . recent Washington special. 10
one 10 '.BiIr' Nye. lately appointed
postmaster y, Laramie City. Wy. +.
Nye is the editor OF the Dl,iy BOonss-
rang. In accepting the nomination ne
says
Laramie CRY. Wy. T. August ~. lsS
Mt Dig Az GESERAL. have reccssd the
news by telegraph of my ponis sf,on and enn-
nrna;kor - p~p-fma-t-r ~ LArxne- AMI
visa so eItend my thanks fof th~ SAM .
have ORDER d On eutrriy oew Get Of boxes snf
p,~f-sascc curt tncfod M pev corrurxfrd
c~uspadorrs for The use of oerks- . kpk
upon the appointments @ys~af - .
triumph cf eternal truth ovvr error snd
wrvux. u 10 ore Of thr epyrba. - ] msy
ssy- IN TIE Nafisufs onward march TOWARD
polsicsl purity and pers~rs oa- Idoaf know
when I have noticed any STRIDE N the aSss1
OF state whkh 90 tbcro1geiy fnprvss~d Ne
With its vfsdpm- Nou TIA ~ Ar covo<<c-
IN tie aBc apartment Z trust POS yin ouf
feel shy or bsca In coosutsiar ne nj ~
me r~foftve to matters csoc.rufng Poot-Of-
nc- Dcpars1eue a9ssn be perfectly fusS
With me-. and feei p~rferf5y fire. suss N bnnR
anything of 6 n kiod naAa 10 ne % ma
fell resur.sat brcsose I M sppay q times
cod and rcSerycd Perhaps you think ] DO
nj kaow TIE 4erence befvsc8 . posso0ce
vfn1oS and q thre~e1 guS1 bot snAf - Q
mssfAke- Ny general t~aforrpafioa - far b.
yood my ycar@ Win ~prsfo1odro rcgsr1s. Z
remain, ssnresciy yours. osu =
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Tnrns % % - s.ettnz 900 ~ sst "a
sstxA $50 p1fr4 ana 80 SEA 4Ests z
ns ~ ~ tie tstf - re ossS sast a 10 ~uIta
recnsslax fhe rsstAs@aa 49, teea a. 80
esp<~s saItof fsr 1SstAs buG ; q sssss sfss
nsszotes, asissei 10 tSs .rssszs sst. AL tls
hsy. sifOi vts 81 ms<e -stttaS as : AEf
p isI ~ .essnst kis . it1s - - SIT
fstcr.tAs occsssDa u sssgSnni iatss -sy
TS<y srre ssttlag IN ths gsFfes- All AZ go
kts ee.tnns ~ sss nakEas s&as~zf ssFos shs
b. s4last sysess<a IN sss - Oh , - az
iefei TO hrg 90 "aaftas he rmpAsas~i
tse name ~ . tensicf Fs~ss2Ts ~ TEE hse4
sss remarssi thsi 's.sstaE sss ~ sssst-
ess sora n the tagt.A lsaxaA<~ So 80
.-iNo yoa iaisk sor sh< sskei IN siv=a=i as
soaoe. 'fAere 10 ssstsxs ssue thsi a. ns !.
far sseetrt" "wA.t .. ~ EAR srff ssAei
he loves. rsy,aruasiy 'tust Q str .usl Il
fosr iSttrrs sts"-.hs answered -Ss q
reute esafssioa. sns thrrs sss Hashtnf j. I
fcs him ezt ~ asa Der % decide tAe dss 1888
b, m.sh, cal Der BY s~r fssortis sass -A
fu,.l H.sf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
NOTE FROM POOR-MAysBEND

old friend:
Isce you ain. forgot the boys hack Der, on
IdIdn't know but .strkin' IT, might change
my cid-tsme psrd:
But I ihink you've got the kind of grit that
changes mighty hard.
I'D Ike to come and see you. boy; I often
think Of you:
Blu, Western manners In the East I sire IT up,
For forty years and over / have handled pick
and PAN
And though rye got the "lucrc.- boy. that
doesn't make the man.
Ircmcmicr well the days We spent up here In
Idaho,
A wa.hins cut the two-cen, din when rr,s
was getting low.
Do you recoiicct the Iniun fight up on the
Lightning bar:
How you and Jack were just In time to sase
the old mans 'harf'
SO never talk Of owing me a debt you cannot
What's mine is yours, remember it-that's all
It's true i picked you up cub, as green As
grass in spring.
But You had a hook about you, lad, which
shpwei the proper thing;
And when / doubled up with you and stood Oh
Iknrw we bad cur fortunes made In the old
"Alad5ins lamp"
You see rha, Eastern manners. when you &c,
Are not Tie sort Of racket which tho miners
like In" best;
And you had not been hardened, and was kind
of pale an J slim.
Aud didn't like to see them shoot, SO they
called you Tender Jim"
But when they jumped ths "Aladiin's Lamp"
my boy. you were on hand,
And showed that Frisco" company the way to
swallow sand.
Tho boys all thought you'd weaken before the
row begun
But ! tell you. pard, you assayed there away
AMI say il Wa a bower, the FIRST card that you
led,
When their Captain tumblcd down the shaft, q
bullet through his heal
II Is true that Jack and I fiiIcd in, IN a quie,
kim Of way.
But we had both been there b.fore, from
blossom" clear to "pay."
So cut the obligation biz, you got but your just
due;
For what you worked and fought for, lad. must
well belong Ia you.
-Four hundred thousand dollars7 whew! II
takes my breath away
AT 7 forty years Of mining. at last To strike
the pay
AIls. too latei excuse this blot, my old eye.
MI with tears.
Without a kith or kin on earth TO soothe my
lis different. boy, with you; for now your liz.
Is IN Its prime.
While my iaf years have come 10 me-minc II
the harvest time.
1can't say I rcgrct the past-l have been hap
Ny rIiie AMI ms pick have been what HON,
must he to you.
so, ifyou u just excuse me, I believe I'll sta,
out West.
For old associations here. I know, will suit IN,
best;
And 81 YOU strike financial straits while climb
ing up HES hill.
Just show YOUR hand and take the pie o
yours, Bed-Rock Bill"
-LsqduUe Her ia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
StolT What Can - CseA.

Farming. - an occupation. Is busi-
ness To fit ones self for & in . way
that uccess will surely follow. now in
wolves no. only pcactical knowledge oi
the work required. bat Of the prince
Piles underlying IL The young man
who thinks he can lind . wider teld fos
intellectual culture than the farm al
fords IS mistaken There 10 M bcoader
OF deeper ted. Lie Is too brief tn en-
abae q TO fully c~uitivsse OF eomPTe-
bend IL.
To-day marks . new era in farm life.
and one u which il is quite essential
that whoever wisely chooses agriculture
a. . p~rpiession should become thor
oaghly hmiliarised with as least the
elements q botany. entomology. geol-
oxy. chenistry. natural history and
hilosophy. nesc and many oths1s
are eo-pstne3 in any system al per
fect cultre. Every fa-mer Is in part
re1ship With the atmosphere and the
sol The re,asioa b q a mutual
Trust md confidence. The duties and
cf6ces al sch should Be known 10 the
other. % hat there ned beAo conflict
So study the sod. thea. 20 - 70 kDev
n needs md The muss ccooo0ical
method a supplying them. Sesiy 10
know what's N Tie Constituents al -.
cry plant gDwn ana u tAe sol upeo
whfeA b leo1A Learn % teea - ~
Uth pr0p9 food whea hnaGyy; q
c3oths & Vii - ~ nulE7i~~
aaros past1rU = - - -
MuW- 0
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

IA Ca, vuns~s MI go 80 rs
40 Q, aa ~ hs~s - e~<<s&s s<k
Aosd~rs sd sssy eAs~i . @-~s=x a a.
- Q r~~tAss Car N ere "a es4 -
Aces. Os~ Ns<Ahel.<r ss.f ia zHS go
ernty sas.s Up ~ y~ssszs 49, ~@<ss 30
sSy~szs . E~c~srss. snfsAs f-vs@&e@s a.
,1es srss~~ sd r~pssf ~1@. faGsS~@
ear. We hxsx ssSasc aezks - s.sd
snl ar~ e&r-less Frusa as $500 p~f
1szsA Ose ~kF 10 Q Fss . k~S~sz~s
% hsrs. a.s al sss ed 8, st mszks
have soshza< bel q zAlrHcs sA4 an
srap<y maii - sss- So yaf ssss
ss4 he ~sse v.s 70 "a ssAe - -sx.
~. have 90 h.sa ssa ssi ozs ~ . $50
ruxpazy. NJ tss b. tAs q issrv =
W BE asy e~aisg N - 49,. I'D
l~f,sr DO 4; oar~.r-s ss1 sr0sa S~f esq
nc,~y.- TIE m~~<iss enoAsa - ssl.
-Hal sfrx<f Ssxs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
Two Little Travellers.

Little George and Harriet Grindly. the
children who were shipped with tags
upon their clothing from. Manchester.
En,and. TO their mother in this city.
sat upon a scitee in No. D Mcdonald
court. neal Fifteenth and Race s.rce,s
yesterday morning. kicking their heels
together and taking their first breaths
Of the air of their new home. The ar
rival of the children had been awaited
with interest by the peoplcof the neigh
borhood. They received an ovation
from the dwelIers in the court which
rendered them speechless when gues-
toned rs to their adventures on the long
journey Of over 5000 miles BY land and
sea- Their mother had expected them
to arrive ut Ninth and Green Streets
Depot. but for some reasou the little
ones were taken to West Philadelphia.
where they arrived at "a o'clock YES
ferday morning. Later in the day .
policeman brought the news to NJ Don.
aid court. and Mrs. Grindly ha tened to
claim the children she had not seen for
three years.
In the meantime the t:dings spread
through the court. and the people
gathered in groups and talked over
the great event in all its bearings.
When the children msde their appear
ancc. which they did about noon. the
court was crowded and No. ) was in q
state Of 8 ege. Men and women. and
boys and girls weretherc innumbeH and
welcomed the infant immigrants raptur-
ously. George, who is eight year-old.
is . sturdy young Briton. aud eyed his
surroundings unconccrnedly. He was
attired in . neat corduroy suit
10 whichwas attached the tag
bearing the address of his mother.
by means of which directions he and
his six year-osd sister had been
shipped from point to point on the jour-
ney. Their mother came 10 this country
three years ago. Her husband had
been Killed in 3 coal mine two years BE-
fore. leaving her the burden Of dve chill
dred 20 support. She brought her eldest
child. . girl of fifteen. with her. and
was afterward joined BY another
daughter. The thrre worked industri-
ously. and by dint Of close economy
managed to ave enough money 70 send
for two OF the remaining children. A
few weeks ago Mrs Grindly sent fifty
seven dollars to the agent Of the steam
ship company. fifteen dollars Of which
was to pay for their transportation b
Liverpool and the balance to 20 10 the
steamship company for their passage to
this city. Thsy received the greatest
attention on board the steamship and
upon their arrival ~ Castle Gardsa
crested no little interest among The en-
Gals there. who promptly tr.nsieFred
them 10 the carr for PhilsdelphiA we'll
supplied with sweetmealA Tie boy
summed up his experiences BY saying:
Hi were sick. m, HAWAI- s56k haf
the way -hoyer.'-hzsdclpAie HaeS,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

general dehtliss. less % spp~si;r. pslio<. ehlRy
sen.aSsosR, se1osed by nR ssest srf
eougA. pcsnps measefes Of nsf<f sAosh -
takrn Cossansssoa 10 ascrufahcz derssr 20
The lungs. therefore rse tie great sst-srDfs-
loss &C 6eofpsriser ssi ssr~axtsn~sor >r,
Dr.. rescss -Gos3sn Nesseal Issoorers.S
sarrsseSi o. . rSt9~i Yus -.sk sssrS
spasssse os bia,1 sad kssired afeerho,s, 70
he's So eSsAL Sod ~ druggists Fer d.
NeFce's tresfis- On C~oaszrrsiaa ~sd tra
staGpa woaLp's DssrxxsAEr MEDICAL A.
oocsAYspN. DuaA.a X Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

sAsosher velvet s.ssoo 10 oar 81 TIE go
t~aintses ~sssouaoed thus e.ry By the nsr
ehants Ne beat service is given eJ the eios>,
short pile vsv.ta, sseA - The Sospsrsa Velvet
cen, which 10 noe easily mSret os eruss~t
Tie Nonrareii vssveseen is foasi In al tAs
s,yiisA sev Shades and shsn msie NJ via
the pile tarnei upward. IL eanaot BE astAs'
fusshed from silk velvet Ths difsfssos n
NE prsos makes . Esrascnt eos; ssoss oor-
pneh - II mails o. Lyoa's sh<
s"'r1 Eassr, S<ptesA~r =
veiset"-YrS~ s- .. a.
To be parchssed froa al surS@
eslaalsrn -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
wun.s m..as ..a wl,nas n~sr,..

Hos ~xrstlfrtas - sse insaA hVsbssi 10
hno~ thai siltlns had, snssa BE lies.
wiling hsnts prepare Ls fS@i sAi EsFs hsa
neiicine. add nst oil tus hrsFt, az ~sstas
for hls rscDtery. tod 4 ess lie saEasaf ssh
70 10 shen The ole 10 81 saf 10 IA -asa be
health breaks iosn Has snt, ~ka eve theif
wives -iii provide fhen vita -, oaSstts
Yeios DOSk AMI ssssaPsrgliA h Ia tas usi
medicine IN The vodafsr carinx slirfSsis Csa-
p.sints, add Strengthening The fesasis systsm
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

NAN In iosa has inv,stei . res sas,-a-
Ing Zoe t~ors~-ooilars IL 10 iackr that the
hors~'s rsilar does ut fas;rs tos hattaa IA
%. hack Of his shir,, b-csEs~ u Z; dti. toag-
Ing fror human - prrtsaer. shea u sss -
after he had bsoksa BIZ. tkaas asil tFying 10
crosd 20 iato . nes battSa bile. BE- sOali gas;
KICK the stgfing out Q. ~snythiax be 80
hi,rhed Ia. even n u ~s . ffelxtt car
Eoxsya Cow sxTrr,4 Esg,e1a
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

phvsicisa srte.: "Ikzts ct sta
Ifeserip;soa for iaeKuns, dsalits. ir~gaisFF
ties. psisfui ~p~rtots drs efsla All 0ttef csn-
Pile tioss % Eeospl reskss.s. % hsaitA, ID-
pure e.ooi. ete-, 10 iF. Suysatf's i.lu. pcs
and sarsApsrfiia thiak u sh0ali - eslc.
the Saecn Of isEnalc NctlaineA-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

sTne celebrated Vegetable CorRPsgsi fer
females. which. ~ithin . fee yeara hss ra s3s
the name Of Mrs. Lydia y Fnkhsm knssp IN
every rAr; 81 the ~civlisrei soris. relieves saf.
ering ~ the safe an sare rss.sei % s4ss4is-
lng tic vital forces aud thus regulating tia
organic func;Ions IL 10 0afy bT "a h assstbol
that disease 10 ever arrested ani removed
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Sick heziscbe. nersoss be sdaehs. n<uraiEix,
se~rsousness. paralysis. dTsp~ Ella s.s~pies.-
ness aud brain dss<asss. positively eeret ~
Or. e. w B~nson's Celery aBi thsrsents
Ptils Tbey couiain M osaua. qEiaia.. Il
other hsrmful drag. Sold hT dra<g 81. fnos
80 eta PER bo,. ti foe ,so tAso for cts. pg@t
age free Dr. G. W. Bensoa. Baltimore. Nj
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

-Ose "a The ssrzssss soss As>a
wassers las made tso Ia ues asi t~~s
aurfss ,ks ssa~oa. ie cad ss ave
earn~a hall ~ mseA a.tns ~voa-S
4 GrarAAc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

A. Cd lady. heariuz that Joan Bdsai soa-
tesnplAtei ss;isE tkas esantrr, ho~s Eat
be ssuidE't bs.ng biz ~ilscass' st1b lila
-Aerrtssoss HrAI
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
M mos,Itai Ne~asA.

No paiasisi hosp al nee ed fer Hop Bs'i~rs
Patients. ns large saiAriri taieHtaa gg1srsto
tsii What Hop hlt,ess sli ID &C cure. a. ny
tell Their osn story ~ their esrtais snt sbs-
lutte cures 81 hosus.-Y T. fss><sdSsI
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27
WHY VIII Yoa suffer

"TsNns." sh. aid, waving her msrTt,y-
certfcste In thu ar. 'thsfs q. The ass q o.r
unioa i-'-IhIlfSpAsa ChrSs11s
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

TH. sr;is, sho painted "the perfect Fse,sr-
Of despair," vas The nrs MAJ 90 eras q lSas
fsee -Asvtnas gs>~a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

1mveCxAse DGxs Co. nacAaR M<A -
0D1 D.. pyxss CaroDonA Ds1<xo vzea6s
0eses - 0seasas AspiksssD - sssi -
eAsssy 6syo - ~ JuuR sd ~ - q.
1kras1 IN nsrvso Asecnky. - s1Aa1g SO
n0S1BopaOomezoDefhnu6 - s4guG
Ah10oohuA NR-Her D6
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Two ehildrn nansd Arteo disl h.
Westznorcland Counts. Efskinh Id
other day. from eating poisooed usfarl
meloos. tskea iron . led oyNo39 -
Mr.. King. Il Appears - kng -
put skzyuhnins q Ii no1unD - Uoyon1
Shen tu0 boiaG carHad
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

TEE rnosauito IL little hot If, brave esan'
pie 10 e~ontAcious lie makes the moss oos
sydly come 20 The scratch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

Ma. uo-rs sys sSs~s - 49, ssn - tsss
oss s.a<e fkrr ssazase - r. - - IA &a
Esxr Q ssaAop. spA go u e&e 4s-sat
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

b ths title % . iarx. Eiss.rxtea G-aftss. ~
DR. X v. Pierce. Bai.Io. =. T.. s~nt IN ssy
address fr three stanpA IL teaches ssocsss-
full sel.-sseasmenG
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

f.cs ~. p4srss tssss kF~~ ".
Geo "a psF. - rs, te.s go es-si = rS~
Hztsz - - ;4rges Gl
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

AeyNsrAi Ga ss<Aesas ssys tsss sss-en
@e hte s-ntes. tsey xss alag vel eso2S1
t0l IL sagAgsn>as aecaa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

~ d. re-u's "Fss-rsss Pr>>vsp<sss~ r. o
rsuovs ssi certain rs<.s3y ipr ia , ss.ssi4 40
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

SIS s~~ ss~ ss -= t@ss {.
Ass
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-27

e.s-wfssessai cat sAss szzz>rrsuHs
Khney Wen esfa D. wasses sd n Ssznssx.
INV b sssvjy . psnos 70 - isssd vao
Ota - - peoeiy bsseAxe1 ~ . iksrsz<1
eeafse q ks6sey- Won sse<y ssssE Eyss
esasos psrass - ey by - a4s3i nhD
Tn esws - scArosen I'D b roas<Se -fv
osa - 0ve tvSoaam--SnAHz xee
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