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MetaI Workers Itusy.

James F. Wood &; Co. are very busy ON all
kinds of Sheet Metal work. In fact they are
SO busy, rather than dlsappolnt their custo-
mers and numerous new orders that have
come in, are compelled to enlarge their
force OF workmen. They are doing large
heater trade, both repairing old heaters and
putting in new ones-principally The
Fayorite which gives perfect satisfaction.
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JOIN w4xAuAKERs.


picked out as, probably, the
most practicable one, is
Jewett's, made in Buffalo, N.
Y. 1t is not altogether salts
factory; but it is nearer salts
factory for general use than
any other which has come to
our knowledge. 1t has these
virtues 1t costs but little, ,$6,
$S or $40; is more cleanable
than any other; the part that
can't be cleaned can be re-
newed as often as you like, for
little, 81 SO, So or $3.50; and
it gives you about as clean
water as is attainable, at
cost of, say $40 a year. You
can't do better at present.
1t isn't fair to say this, with
out saying a great deal more.
What can the filter do ! How
ought it to be managed ! How
often renewed -? We answer
these questions in their order.
What can it do 1t can
take out OF water solid matter
held in suspensioI i; that which
makes it muddy, or otherwise
not clear. 1t mayor may not,
take out a bad smell or taste,a
noxious gas or anything held
in solution. Those who are
willing to pay $50 a year, can
probably get a little more out
of a filter that has to be
brought from Scotland. We
hive no reason to believe that
anything more can be got out
of any filter here; possibly we
may import a very few of the
Scotch one of these days.
How is it to be managed !!
The sponge ought to be taken
out and washed every morning;
also the gravel below the
sponge, and the movable
gravel-cup, and the immovable
holder OF the gravcl-cup, and
the whole water receptacle,
These do the first OF the filter
ing. Keep them rigidly clean,
and filth will gather but slowly
in the large filteri lg-crock be-
yond. But it viii gather there;
otherwise there would be no
use for the filter-crock. That
crock is filled with charcoal
and sand mixed in a certain
way. You can't get at it to
clean it. You'd spoil it, ifyou
should get at it. When that
crock has been used long
enough, throw it away and get
a new one, There's no other
way; and it is made separate,
so as to be renewable at the
least possible cost.
How often ought the filter
ing-crock to be renewed No
body else who has filters to sell
will answer this question as we
are going to answer it. The
makers Of this very filter put a
testimonial i'll the top of it.
which we print here as a curl.
osity:
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planted mixed schools In Chester county
and the people Of Delaware Nanuot escape
the contamination II Il once obtains control
or the public school system OF our State
Let the people Of Delaware, therefore,
vote for good separate schools. for white and
colored children, but against mixed schools
In any Shape Or form.
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RArLR0AD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, VIII Er rn
n MIiNGToHS, Nh. "A AMP m e ---a

PHILADELPHIA, Will fSxs M
ii MINGT0N AND GNGMW-4AE
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER, 9th, 1881.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
hiiaseiphla and In termcdlate statlons-e. S. 7.oo.
10. a0 .. ~. 2. 80. 100, z.aD, 9.bA I'm,
I'hiiadelphia texprcssl-1.oo. 2. "a e.so TN STA
e.gess0 sssA u.sS. .. m. ls.is La s.iT,s.ie
7.e6 y. m.
New York-a.oe az, e.sa ~ "a n.Sa a. m.
Baltimore aud intermediate stations-i.0A s.7
i0.e0a. IN. 6.0Op. m.
Baltimore and hay Line-e.1p p. m.
Baltimore and Washlugton-i.f2, 4.6I, SOS, o.H
a. m. LOO. .i.Oo. 500, e.E. Hop. nj.
Baltimore oniy-l.os. io.oo n. ~, Y. % and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castie-e.o0, e.l0 =. m. i.05, 500 o. p. m
Harrington and intermediate stations-9.ioa. m
Los. q. - y. NJ.
Delmar and intermediate staiions-s.io =. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stati ionsS. 10 a. m.
l2.0OiD. 5.s0. Tn o.5S, y. m.
Philadelphia and New York q 90. "a a. m. 5. IL
6.3s, tn p. m.
Baltimore apd washington--I.f2. s.5i, 500 s.iz
n. IN. n.O4p. IN.
Baltimorc--1.05 u. IN.
For further information passenRers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at the depot.
A4-Trains marked .husi (.l are limited express
upon which extra fare Is charged.
J, II. WOOD. General Passenger Agt.
CHAS. n. PUGli. General hanaKer.
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HENRY T.. RAYMOND s CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
NOS. 4 AND G PINE STREET. N.

Buy and sell for investment, and carry on
moderate margin all securities dealt in ON
the New York Stock Exchange. First
class privileges at favorable rates. Parties
distantly located from Wall street
wishing to invest sums ranging
from $50 to $1,000, are invited to
write for us for particulars. Complete
Financial Report mailed free. Small orders
executed at current rates. Refer to Bankers
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange, Officials
OF New York Central Railroad Co., and
prominent Manufacturing and Mercantilc
Business Houses. References and terms
mailed on application.
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nANnuRY. conn. MAY G. Il


GENTLEMEN bought one of your filters tnd
constant ust ever since, and ii works AZ well now
NJ az nrst. have put In water from onr water
works when u snieit so strong that had 10 turn
my head. Tho same water, after pass Ing through
the filter was as pure and sweetas the hest sprinV
wafer. Yours respectfully,
CHARLES T.. ANDREWS.
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IERSONAL.
NOTICE.

-
NOTICE.
ID EDITION NOW READY.
THE POCKET MANUAL,
"a Pocket CyelopedIa, . Writers and Travel
ers' Ready Reference Book
Contains over 70, 600 SynOn ymOus Words; For
elgn Words and Phrases, alone worth price OF
the whole book: Church Calendar; Great ASSEM-
bly, Rooms; Titles used In United States; Abbre-
viations; Rules for Punctuation; Etiquette for
All occasions; Noman's Chances OF Marriage
from CAREFUL y-conpiled statistics; Interest Dfs-
tance, Area and Population Tables; l. life maxims;
Parllamentary Charts; business Laws, Rules,
Postal Rates: stamp Duties, Laws etc. How 70
iscan Human Mature; Cost OF the War; Legal
very essence Of a large library 5Oc, morocco;
poekethook style, sl.OO, mailed. AGENTS
r. c. FIFFEL n Co, Publishers
bD-u 6Jl Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA,
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The DEMOCRATIC campaign in this county
is progressing In very satisfactory manner,
and Democratic triumph is now so well
assured that the only question involved is
the extent of the majority.
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Great Reduction

In prices of blankets cheapest goods ever
offered. Crosby & Hill, Nos. 220 and 22g
Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-21
FINANCIAL.


TNHE ARTIzANs SAVING BANK.
NO. 5o2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24T1I, 1851.
Open to receive deposits from a. m. until D. m.
and ON Tuesday aud Saturday evenings
from TO o'clork,
SEMI-ANNUAL DlVlDEND,
Regularly made In April and October. When
dividends are not withdrawn they are accounted
As deposits. Thus permanent deposts comp pound
their interest twice In each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement =. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Nathaniel IL. Benson, n. u. Lichtenstein,
Henry n. Dure, EdwA I'd DARLINGTON
w. Hastings, job Il. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, Willla AN II. swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEORGE w. BI;SI, President
y. y. CAPEI.LF. Vice President.
febe1-iy n. 4. TAYLOR Treasurer,
J. nj. MATHER, Auditor.
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E,1"Wlnter finds out what Sumner lays by"
Kidney Wort cures In Winter and In Summer.
There is scarcely person to be found who Will
not be greatly benefited by thorough course
OF kidney-Wort every spring. IL you cannot
Prepare the dry buy the liquid, IL las the same
effect
The daily gazette., 1882-10-21

Catarrh of tho Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary complaints, cured by
'Buchupaiba 81.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
EDMUND HAMAN, Mil Creek Hundred
voIN T. CHEAIRs, Red Lion Hundred
JAMES II. MACKEY, White Clay Creek I'D.
SnkECK F. SHALLCROsS,S st. Georges Hid.
JAMES r. TAYLOR, Appoquinimink Hd
L=oGGE G. ROTHWELL, Blackbird Hid.
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MswaH a.t.u...

MINed SchOOIs.
Read the art iele in relation to Mixed
Schools" ON the third page OF to-day's
paper. 1t viii certainly cause you TO reflect
upon the grave dangers it sets forth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

The loss 70 fhs enstDo country ha
year fran decrvaAd 60. consequent
upon the extr.ordinMk ogcufh. 10 essa
mated ~ t75c.oo.oo.
Never buy gaano ior your plants
and foscn when you have . plenty Of
SCOT from chimneys A PIN. Of soos In
. pail OF water 10 juss what they want
-lora State Register.
Orchard. are far preferable 10 opea
fields for poultry farm purposes; the
shelter Of the leaves in summer b very
beneficial Worms aud cs;erpsflan fall
ing from the trees are consumed. wind
falls are made use OF. instead 81 hzsbor-
ing vermin. which again creep up and
destroy good fruit
One % the most brilliant OF garSea
flowers Is the gladiolusL Some Of the new
French vari,iss are especially fine. and
make a.grand display. The cultivation
Of the giadiolus Is very simple IL
ihriyes in a good garden soil. and
the bulbs may be planted from the last
Of April To the middle Of June They
should be set four OF Eve inches deep
\. y. Examissy.
-Flax-growing is getting TO be IN
important industry in the neve. por-
lions Of the Western States II proves
O good crop on new lands. and paws
well. this seed being always in demand.
while there Ia an increasing demand for
the straw for making Irvine. The pres
ent yield In the United States Is betYeen
two and three million bushels Of seed.
and an estimate of 1000 tons OF fiber.
Fried Chicken: Parboil your chicken
until very tender. Drain Have some
butter melted in . frying-pan. and fry
quickly. Take out your chicken and
add q little -four. Pepper and salt 10 the
butter. When this boils. pour in . lit
tie milk and a few ~spoonfuls Of chicken
gravy. BE careful and don't let IL get
too thick. Pour over the chicken.
This is a delicious way Of cooking .
fowL-Dearer Tribune.
Unless hay and grain or oil cake DO
given to sheep Is an extra feed. mere
feeding Of sheep on . pasture cannot
add To its fertilizing matter; but when
these animals have even a SMALL amount
OF oil cake. for instance. the advantage %
the pasture is ut once observable. As
the supposed enrichment OF . pasture
by sheep Is all the dressing that some
fields have had for years. there is no
wonder that pastures become worn out.
-GermantoDn Telegraph.
Here is q little arithmetical prob
lem which we find in an exchange: II
with an old hoe a man al do but four
fifths rs much work in a day as he can
with q new one. labor cost ng $50 per
day and q new hoe sixty-f1e cents, how
much will he have gained at the end OF
two and a half days by using the cd
one?. The moral of the answer is plain.
II you would have good work and quick
work. have good tools and keep them
clean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

In liza tks nuxtaA Cogun0ssa sp-
thnstse4 - 6nasd a tnaGssDAs ~ eBse
rvsrdso a Gio.00. Eis.0oa.d Tso.o %
ssesiisg 70 Any ees 40 sAosA oosssssrs
cAronoOeeers thas vvzA 1steroiss IL
oaxispde vtihis sixsy. icrsy I'D tkirsy
miles respectively. ns afm=iaasd ~
inventive geasus a Joha HasFiDa. and
IN is5 ks bruaghs 10 As Boasd Q
watch. which be atsp sAowed 10 Haley.
The Asesosom<s Royal; % Gnkam. IL
celebrated isasumsss maker. md %
osAess- ThsuugA sheir iaAuesce ~ vHs
allowed % proceed Ia . Covs1osas
vessel 70 Lisboo 70 ssss H. ard ~ rnsis
IA % s~asisfacsosy tha: tbs Beard gave
him ESQ 70 carry ous further improve
meats HasYsson worked ~ the subject
With the utmsuse perssvef1ece. and After
making several watches went 10 Lea
don IN 1901 with one which he coossd-
ered very perfect. His soa. William
HAsrisoa, wAs sent 90 . voynEe 70 a.
maica 20 iess IL, and on has return 10
Portsmouth, in 1859, The watch
VA found 10 have Lost only ons
minute, 6isy-iour and . han secoeds-
This vss surprisingly accurass. - u
determined the bngitnde within eighteen
miles, and Harrison claimed the fun ~
ward Of G2o,Ooo Sterling. Afssr some
further trials, Eio.0po Of IL wAs pad 70
him in 1865, and the remainder In i7s7.
after he had wrifsea such . descriptions
Of his invention - would enable other
artists 70 copy it.-H. Y. Ueruid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

The ancient custom Of illustrating
pocket handkerchiefs for the amusement
and instruction Of children has been
seriously emulated by the French Wa
Office for the benefit OF the national
army. The cotton handkerchieks pro-
vided for the French soldiers are nov
decorated with special texts and cuts
for the technical and sanitary instruction
Of the wearers. The center IL occupied
with the Cross Of the Legion Of Honor
upon . red background. and the in
scription underneath IL, KoNneer q
Pasrse. Around this central point are
grouped . circle OF medAllions, con-
tanning representations Of officers Of all
grades, from the modest sub lieutenant
To the proud c~ommAndAnt OF . cops
d'armee. The different uniiorms are
pictured 20 distinctly that the French
private can tell ct . glance 70 what
grade any officer whom he ICES may
have attained. The special pocket
handkerchief prepared for the infantry
soldier has exact drawings Of the arms
used by him, with explanations OF their
mechanism. The borders Of the hand.
kerchiefs arc hemmed In with . frame
work Of the national ~colors, and within
this framework are printed n number Of
sanitary prccepts to be observed on
march and during . campaign. Here
arc some Of the marching advices:
''Wear the cravat loose. A strip Of
flannel day and night around tho body
in order to keep on tho diarrhea.
Quench the thirst with very small doses
Of wine, coffee. vinegAr-and-water, or
brandy-and-waicr. Take . piece OF
bread and . little coffee before tho
march. Spirituous drinks do more harm
than good. Drink water neither hastily
nor too cold. In quarters wash face
and hands, and when possible the whole
body. Wash the feet aud rub In . little
fat or brandy. Next cook tho soup.
and do il at once, even though feeling
quite tired out."-Sesenttsc Amerscan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

Men differ greatly in the amount Of
work they can get out of . team OF
horses, and the animals know this as
well as the drivers. Some will fret and
sweat q team when only drawing an
empty wagon, while others win drive
the same horses before heavy load and
not wet a hair. This difference is norc
easily seen than..describcd. Kindness in
manner and in ton Of voice 60 .
great way towards making the load
draw easily. The owners handling OF
the rcins IS frequently far different from
that of the hired man. We have seen
teams kept poor in flesh by IN almost
incessant worry from an in-itting har-
ness, an inhuman jerking upon The bits,
or . frequent and injudicious use of the
whip. BOYS are not exempt from these
structures Many teams have had their
usefulness impaired by . disregard Of
the feelings Of the horses. Il Is not the
well-fcd horse. only. that does the most
work, and keeps in the best condition;
he must also have . kind master, and
be treated with q just regard for equine
sensibility. -Amerscaa Agrscsusrisk
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03
GONE.

0oncg-And the world 20 70 on 10 beforof
Gone. with q smile. from the old hcmcstsaA
Dear. faithful heart, 90 come back ncvssmorcf
D, sad nevermorei
Gomez and the seasons 10 come and % 20
Snow on the bosom that shetferet IN 90.
Cruel and psfflese snowl
Homo u not home: mothers not thersi
Dark IL her room: empty her chair;
Angels have taken her out from our care
Lifted her over lifeis stair.
Even the sunlight misses her face:
Mute things her sayings and do.ngs rctracos
Winds sing n dirgc about the old place
So lonely seems that old piacei
Dear, willing hands. they've well done their
share.
Once they were d,siplcd and rounded md
Long years ago. they were fair.
Once thick and glossy the scant locks Of snow;
sparkIingiy bright the eyes faded glow;
sprighily tho step, that grew slow and more
Till scaward the tide did i,ow.
Thorny. ofttimcs. was the way that she trod;
Yet. with the sandals OF faith brightly shod-
Climbed she the sleeps to the portals Of God
Holding the hands of her Godi
oft the dear eyes grew dim from sad tears,
Guiding our untried feet through the years:
Planning our future with hopes and with
fears-
Drying our quick-faliing tears.
No more In anguish the poor heart VIII bow:
FHd.lcss the crown that encircirs her brow;
Clad Ina the vesfmenik Of aDgelhood nowi
Fearless, svcrmore now.
Mother has got her los. bloom back again:
Found the lost love. long wept for I'm vain;
Beautiful, g!orificd. free from aii stain,
Never TO wander again!
WIFI sha forget the ones she carcssed7
W:pt over, laughed over, hushed on her breast,
With her glad lullabies, into sweet resti
iiabyhood's Innocent restY
No. the true heart stu faithful will be;
Fondly guard those that played nj her knee,
lily, ike n bird. from over deaths sea
With her darlings TO bel
And when we re done with earth and It's care,
Folded our hands. i'm a last mute prayer,
Mother VIII reach for us over LIES stair
Over LIES wcarisofne stair.
siocp, mother, sleep! with your hands on our
breast,
Poor, weary hands. they needed their rest:
Well have we loved you, but God loved you
best.
Dear hearth He's given you rest.
Mrs. Agnes HnsseB, I'm Alliance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

Attention has been called 10 some
new facts In relation to color blindness.
Careful Investigations have shown the
Chinese and the Nubians to be practical
IL free from the defect. DR.. Roberts
has observed that color blindness IL
most common among the Jews. who are
the most decidedly red.haired OF all
known 1t 10 thought probable,
therefore, that there may be some cor
relation Of color blindness with pigmen.
tation. and indirectly with racial peculi.
artics.-Indian0 State Sentinel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03
-p.or,. vho e.s ..rdines should M

People who eat sardines should buy
them of firs,-class dealers, who have a
good name 10 lose: for the brands o!
congratulated firms are forged and
initiated, and the worst qualities OF all
are exported. The best are preserved,
when fresh, in genuine olive oil, while
the cheap are made Of fish that have
been spoiled in salting on the smacxs.
and the oils used are Of the c~ottOn-seed
or the lard species-N. 7. Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

Ths Violate Belt Co. Marshall, Mich. yin
eend Dr. Dye's celebrated Electro Violate
Belts and Appliances. On trial for thirty dsys.
90 men young os old who are sfsicted Nth
nervous debility. bss vitality and kiadr~l
Of vitality AMI manhood Address - sbove
n. B-No risk 10 Incurred. - thirty dare
Trial u allowed
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

The enthusiasm Of the Jews
throughout Russia and Roumania for
emigration GA great scale TO Palestine
is daily grosin&. The best test Of the
gcnuineness Of the desire IL the fact that
in Roumauia $4,000, and in Russia
a very much larger sum, has been sub
scribed in aid Of the movement. These
would-be emigrants are all eager u
engage in agriculture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

On Mt HgApi-ssck hesisehe. nervous
headache, pearalgia. nervousness. psrsirsis.
Dyspepsia, sleeplessuess. and brain diseases,
positively cured by DIR. Benson's Celery and
Chamomiie Piis They contain NO opium,
quiuine, or other harmful drug. Sold ty
druggista Price, 50 cents per boz. two boxes
for 81. ak boxes for S25a, by mall BY ID. G.
W. Benson, Baltimore, Nd
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

Aeraiots tseasest occurred 81 Paris TIE
osfsr cay. A eoaese had eesae 90 - sa.srsei.
ami The Aayus. AstsaE esma2stei TIE Gre
moay vas proce~ssax 10 rcd the r~szssskSas
ffp<n The Coss ca Casl Asrfs<s. VIA tas
~ 70 xasrs. bat ! ,kisk. sss that 80 ere
really welded u IL nsedisss TO Fssi Bs aho4s
the lao of marriage fssy l~t ns bear tas
details OF TIE new dsvo<rr sai thai vta -
much more practical "-ftSAra
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03


Elmer Slusser vas . deformed
child. When his mother died in Louis
vile his father had some difficulty II
getting him properly cared for. and II
length found . place for him with Mrs.
Newton. the vile Of IN intimate friend.
Mrs Newton pit;ed the boy for his mis-
fortune, and il was supposed that hes
tenderness toward him arose solely
ffcm . sense of duty; but when hid
father goe ready to marry again- she
asked to keep him Permansatsy. Ihia
was refuBed She declared that they
should not live apart but u was NOD
iwlgined thae her feeling - = dssr
= tie words implied. Uil Elmer M
foun6 dead from . doee q DaEpAina.
md - wunan nsaEiy sa-M y Hen
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

As near ~ q be ascertained,
twenty-five cubic yards Of the averags
meadow hay, in windows, make . ton.
When loaded on wagons, or stored Ia
barns, allow twenty cubic yards TO Z
ton. When well settled In mows OF
stacks, fifteen cubic yards make . ton.
Ten cubic yards Of hay. closely packed
or baled, win weigh . ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

Ma Clxnsss Kso.lroS, Of FeoxssA.
Ky. writes 81 vas Seitr ss savss1 a@z<t~3
viii sexast<stsse Il sssess<s that sse .cl .
ssedes<r 90 vsskea szs sxasass mt esasn szi
nervs7s syssera fssrd ss~a Szsrkis sef~i
sy rslaS Q sutsi- - ls safsSas fsfAev
pocks na k~ssssr~niis ~ k.s Stves s~sfrs
tone aad real s,rerxsA 10 ss~sy 5ATt 81 50
tosy. ani ny sszssd 10 free frcH ell szafarssy-s
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

s.s"Presumption begins IN ignorance and
ends IA ruin" On the other hard. the pro-
ducsion Of Kidney Wort began Nth wise. esa-
tiogs and scientiae research. ssd its use ends
IN restoring shattered constitutions and en-
do~in4 men and women with health and
happinesA my tofmenied back" 10 the e.
ciamstiou Of more than one poor har3vorkinx
man and woman; do yoa knov vhy u schesi
IL 10 bsesuse your kidneys are ovef-tssked and
need strengthening and pour systsm needs 10
be elesnsed Of bad hamouA You nerd IA
pey-wort
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03

has tsco<ne 80 eosassoa 10 write the -
etsaing of an eleksaL. Interesting asttrse ssi
thes run 10 into sssne sdsertisesasnt that ve
AVOID ell saeh cheats and sifopiy call s,ienttra
60 the merits II Ho? bistsrs la - plain. kaa'
Get terms a. p~sssibie. 90 ioasor p~oyAe 60 give
thrm oae trial. as no oBs vko knovs tbsis
value vIi ever ase snything eis--FrSssss.s
Adsrysx>y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-03
DR. j0Un BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
ron vMe cURG o.
fever
Or CHlllS and FEVER.

he Drsyrissss Of this ss,sssa,sl aeaisiss
Justly s,sias sss is . sspsrissisy ever ell fss.
sdsss ever saersa - sAs Dssiis fss the SAFE.
cE1TAiH, SPEEDY ssl PE1uAuEur care
sfAeuss a4 Yevss. % caiiis go Fever. vsstA-
% u sAsss % leg ssasxiaG. He refers - IL
ssitrs WssssSa asA essshsss esssssy to bsas
hin tsssigssy - shs ssssA of the asssrstss
that IL - ssss whatever vii 20 tall - ssss n
The diss<sisas ere ssrsstly ssslsvs4sss carried
sss- In . grsas 8Aay eases . sssgis 1sos ~
bsss ssmsisss fes . care. an4 vssis fsoilise
have $50 ssssa - ssssgis so;ss. vifA srs.
net ssssssattss q tAs general hsslsa- u -.
bsvsvss. prsSess. - In ever sass nsss sss-
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"A baker In PARIS having used lof
fuel the boards from old houses, many
people who ate the bread were seized
with symptoms Of lead-poisoning. The
heat converted the paint into oxide Of
lead, which adhered 70 the surface 81
the loaves.-N. !. Herald.