davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13
HONE raRn AND GARDEN.

-Dsses>e does BOT shorten wool. bal
caases irregularities In s~xtare. aaa Lee
s~as its s;renSih aaa saioe.
Veal curle,s Dipped IA besisn eSxr
and thea in indszn meal. or IN very irs.
br~.d-eramb. and FRI 4 in butter iili .
scr1 u brown crass forms on them.
make . deiscst- b~r~,kfass dish. Serve
with pes pc:atccs. sliced ssd warmed
with CREAMY. y. Par
-CAioriie Of lime. when used - q
disinfccfans about the roouss OF . hou>c.
should be dissolved in w~a;cr-one pound
10 three gallons % water. Sprinkle OF
the floor OF bod-closhcs. rs Il viii nos
cnlor. Infected clothins should b
DIPPED In il -grairs< FgrmV.
-rro;oc,ion for Grsp--rincs; Take
down the grape. vines. II them aad
lay them oat on the groinl. simply isy-
Ing inverted sods or \ little earth on them
herr and there 20 hold them close 20 ths
ground. Remember this when The
time comes 10 put Il in pTa-iiee.- y
Herald.
Pro-. Beal says that ans ghhor who
VA n poor cultF,ator had npe tomatoes
two weeks before sone OF bis neighbOrs.
simply because his sol Was pcor ans.
had NOT been mauurrd. while the neigh
bors had rich SOL. which kepsihs plsnts
growing with mor luSGE.ancc. with
later ripeniDg OF the fruit.
"A lady who lives in Central New
York State near the lakes. and who
has high family connections. and who
Is known in the best society "a Wash
ington. employs her time in SUNNI In
preserving and picki ng small fruits and
vegetables. NJ VII eh she la. grca; skill;
and her sales reach $4,000 q year-A.
y. Hraid.
Grease spots can be removed from
silk by s~prinkling French chalk on the
SPOT and laying the garment away on .
shelf in a dark co ct. III the stain 10
oh ,tinate this may have to be repeated.
In ordinary cases this will b. -uffic ent.
but where the grease il not frcsh and
las spread il may be taken pa by plac.
ing bio,ting paper owe IL and applying
n bot iron Ia IL. DO not let the iron
stand on IL long. and il mus, not be very
hot. rs there is danger Of the color Of
tho silk being changed T. Poa.
How to Stop the Flow Of Blood.
H~ouseSecpers. merchants and others in
handling knives, tools and other sharp
instruments. very frequently receive
severe cuts. from which blood flows
prolusclv. and o!teniimes enian .ers life
itself. Blood may be- matte To cease
low rs follows: fake the fine dust Of
- - I...l "a ~. A. IL .
oil times accessible and easily obtained.
After the blood has ceased TO flow.
laudanum may be adyantagcously APP
Piled 10 the wound. Due regard TO
these instructions would save much agi-
,ntion Of mind and running for TIE
surgeon. Detroit Posi-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13
Farmers vlcitiOns.

Vacations have become fashionable.
and perhaps il is wei that they have.
We Americans are n restless set Of be-
ings. always planning to do n little morc
than we are able Ia do. driving and
rushing along. till all nj once We lind
ourselves used up. These annual vaca-
tons have a tendency to Offset the evils
resulting from too constant application
10 business. But those who buy and
sell wheat, corn. wool. butter or fruits.
need the vacation 10 than do those
who produce these indispensable articles
of food and clothing. The farmer may
find the winter the best sea-on for tax
ing q long vacation. but he should GER
tsinly plan To ease of a little from the
severe labors Of the field. after the hay
and erain.harvest. Attending a picnic.
going a~-iishing, or riding OIL n dozen
miles may be somewhat tiresomc, cs-
rccialiy when tho roads are dusty. but
il brings n change to the mind. A T.
ferent set of muscles are brought into
use, and new trains OF thought are
started which greatly relieve the mo-
notony Of the every day round of toll.
The mind rs well As the body gets weary
and needs rest. or change. which in it.
self is rest. Did every man and every
woman do their part towards maintain
ing them selves and contributing TO the
necessary burdens oil society, il would
not require ten hours o even eight
hours per day to supply ones needs.
and there might be less demand for tho
annual vacation.
So too IL men were not ambitious to
accumulate far beyond their probable
needs. there would be less necessity for
periodical rccuperat.on- Perhaps farm
ers are not open 10 criticism in this di-
rection mor than are men OF many
other occupations and ,alllngs. There
are farmers. il IL true. whose aim seems
TO be ~ get possession OF more land so
rs to ''raise more corn tn feed To more
hogs. to get more money with which 10
buy o land. for raising more corn.
TO feed TO more hogs"-whosc very lives
are a ending round Of toll and
trouble. but farmers are not alone IN
this. II is the result Of an ambition to
DO something more than is done By the
average worker. 1t comes too. partly
from the habit Ct doing. for say what
we will of the curse Of labor. there is .
real pleasure comes by work. that can
he experienced in no other wav. The
difficulty seems to be TO know just how
much to do. or when to stop.
There is one difficulty the farmer Is
tors under which few men in other DC
equations experience. at least 80 j, seems
70 us. The merchants work Is done ut
his store. the mechanics at his shop.
and the hard thinking and hard study Of
the professional man. in his Office. and
when the labors of the day are over and
they repair 10 their several homes. the
cares and pcrplexities connected with
their business. their work. are left be-
hind. Life work and home life are kept
distinct But it is very different rs q
rule. on the farm. The farmers home
is his workshop. and too often the homo
IS buried in the shop. To the wife and
little ones Il is shop " factory nearly
all the time. and for this reason the
farmer and the farmers family. above
al Others. need the annual vacation
Ner England Former.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Sheep arc subject 20 most aggravat-
ing annoyance from . Nv (oeSras toris)
which seems bound to deposit its larvs
in the nostrila. Il infcsts wooded dis
tricts and shady places where the sheep
resort for shelter. and by its ceaseless
attempts 10 entr the nose makes the
poor creatures almost frantic. II but
one hy is in . nock they become asitaiea
and alarmed They win assemble in
groups. holding their noses 70 the
ground. A they hear the buxxing Of
this little pest going from ooe to anosh-
or. they win crowd their muxxles into
the loose diEs made By their stamping
to protect themselves and - the pest
succeeds in entering the nose of the VIC
tin it viii ssart on . run followed By the
whole nock 30 ind Q retreat iron his
enemy, throwing his head from side 10
side . Il in the greaeess aguay. while
he ssasse hastae 9aised Ais bdging
Paace assiduoasly dsposiss his lsrve q
he inner UAsga q he - Here.
aidsdby v1x9kA md m0fsr1ro tia eUEs
qoicl3y haEeA Into . snall AG1
Httch engzyinG CT 10 inseiDees boItns
- crawl .Gp Ito ths noso thruasA .
crooked oPaaiag h IL booa rs
Deyanco = 1eaxful. md MnddenfnG. .
Wogks - my up ineo Ia hun1 nd
esvilies q nn6e IL - knpun
remedy = II 4 uhi6A6r'vaa~n
anou1e g 0u1s oaeha1n 81 HI
.asae0GooGi4~& ksop - =
aueg - 80 0emGlsa = - 0.
F~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Nearly every farmer goes to the nesr-
est village to trade, visit . mechanic, or
obtain his letters and papers >. least
once . week. He ofteo fakes q load 10
market. hut he rarely brings one home.
He can. with very little trouble. haul q
load of material that may be obtained
for nothing. and which viii be Of great
benefit to his land. Most village people
make no use of the ashes produced in
their stoves or Of the bones taken from
the meat they consume. Scsrccly any
brewer has any use for the hops thst
cave been DO led in his rats. and the
blacksmith hardly. yer the clip
|piAgs taken from the feet Of horses
All these materials make excellent ma
nure. A barrel Of shayiugs cut from
the hoofs q horses contains more an
mouia than Is contained IN . losd ~
sable manure. Applied TO land with
out preparation they might give no ~
mediate results. bat they would becems
deccmposed n time snd crops Of I'll
ItiAAs would .dxrive bcnHct from them.
They may 10 sostrUAaoA sAAethoy would
pmdnce Immediate resultss d eovcFing
Them with fresh heres manure TIER will
deccmpcse sVeFy sFaPSdis. They nay
also be leacAed 49, baxSeland tAelHa-
ter that covered fhe0 dS1wu a NJ
Piled to tie plaAss Wsser in whieh
ipsssesz a. hafis-and hooft AaSc brSu
fro,ked = q excelleas uanuse ~
plans that rcquire iorcinE. IL stfna-
1ates The skr6Ws6 a ttomAtoex %roso-
eaShcs and houBs plApis veeJeaPta3y.
snd emits n o6e1Sive odol Avasi
ssnosmt q tsgtilizing matsRial = wasted
h toWns tkat a1aENGgo ooaA1 hnyo the
beaeGa q With ntfls tEo1blA-H r
Htvd5&
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

The snnoun rm~,t ~ tie ~Twrnty-second
ANIMAL fair. VII .eh will &c toani la ouf adj
Seriisiug columns. pTons,e.. usdsr The s'sie
management 81 Is President. tusEirs
GRrrS. 60 out,trtp even ". famous rsfsrr-
inxs OF former fearA Never In Sc histcry
hs. {, done .o much a. riesss ~ y sitor'.
In premiums a. excel. sns exhibition "a the
coua,ry. There are no such grounds Siss
where: its amphihss're alone seats s.
co.. and when hiIed with people !. .
sight which would hsss de lxaiei the Ia
mans. The roads have bren drained sni
grsseied. doiag away wih the mud 80
iroubie.onse ia former years: the x~neiosi-
cal department bal. b en- isr.eiy Increased.
The display % our merchants and manu-
fsciurer.. aud the exhibition 81 fac horses
and stock viii be tho largest ever kno~n.
The ellis WAS never so able to accommodate
q crowd. owing Go the large tnerrz.e q
hotels. A nrs street railway has ecea
built which runs through o. the grounds.
And last. hut not least, the Yelled froPssts'
proce.-tyu and grand Illumination by our
merchants will make the fsir week one hong
10 bc remembered by tbo-e Who eoms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

H~rs~-u Mco~vsrs so ~ usss~ rs-
- ~sfA yhns1 fhaszs<ts< A@ss&s sssF hse
stAkrzr ~A sz As $3.50 80 &sxs
$500 N>~s ss sAs~< 80 ess~s Gz -
- o. &sSs E&s.s - tNs Ts<AF & TAs
~Assnes<azt1s =~@FTS h. fAs ssr
Ns~s No EsR&xs Ass&% &@ Ia s~ -
tSs~r- h<xI - f&z ssNe~ tssS ~ -
ss~s f&ss tks Nstss go sF~@4 4zsas~tas
ia hs srs-~a tAs Ns.-sz sAA As szea
ssa szzts sEks q va zee S@s tx~S -
ns<A~f sesa va . w& sass&f skAd
-feSy ~szF~ ssstts - sg I@.
eoa lsr q - . sssr Ekt { szs a~Fs@-~.
a ~ 81 a. -rf;fA a&a SO - 80 s
Il h<s@t al ezsNs. axs ~ - rs ss~z -
sf q 90 A. $50 sss A~ssg $50 . Hassp aAss
rsA frS = 80 ~ t&sS 49,
s&zS- &c. e&i z~aaFA - - Ssssass azz,
80 . = 1iA~f "a &tAa 81 $685. Esses
1. - -<~ tsk 4&Nx 49, HEsss N.Sas~s
aa.@s iissst<s s~A t2s "a ras "a
Sea- tt~ g~~fY~frssaa - zzsrE&f Szs
!
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

The President Of the New York
Cremation Society says in his report /;
''In America, besides the fourteen in
the lie Moyne furnace, there have been
isolated ORDINATIONS in New York,
Philadelphia, salt Lake and South Caro-
lima, msking the total for this country
about twenty. The stock OF the United
States Cremation Company Is nov
rapidly disposed Of, so that il is conf
IDENTITY expected that . crematory viii
very soon crown sone emincnce In this
vicinity" The spread Of the system
has ieen equally satisfactory In Euro
pesn countries, more especially in Italy,
where there have been PIG bodies con
sumed since 1876. There are furnaces
in Rome and other large cities.-N. T..
HcrdM.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

whites; t~isss I ssessea m-Fr fraz 80
Fstsaa than ant .unts. AtNE IL sssf srni
that so And * f.-i vuai fest "a 49, stass-
ah W. hstuts ssr- sasT Irrxzisf sci as
gs7eag hr4ltA e~Ia-1sxsty sfuse sosa
Sssrssi nsoiaei8s. ] tlei fyi~u~t tas IT srst
hut ] ~.oa Ct .ss.~ sS,la %. s.o~s
meuiri o. give uT t.st fs.tv- D=G
kai ~fAr.spEFIix q E4s' IL hEs ua- "a
three ssaiks sine- ] sgs taAisx q .ai ! A-ss
ss4 s1Err~l ans stfsstaa4s = asssrgs s.ss.
aid ny hah3ts ar Roc srst r~xalsF
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Profanity j. an expensive luxury in
New Jersey. II the offender is over
fourteen years Of age the penalty V fifty
cent? for each swear word" - four
DAYS imprisonment in the county Jail.
j. the speaker Of Objectionable language
il under that age, his parents or gusrdi-
ans are held liable for the fine. Manu-.
facturcrs who employ children who
have not reached their fourteenth year,
are responsible for all the bad words
used by them. At fifty cents . word,
half n dozen profanc little wrciches
could soon run up an unpleasant bill Of
costs for n manufaciurer.-Ch Chicago
IIn,cr. Occan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13
Slave Marriages

Acurious case relating TO the marriage
status of former slaves has just been de-
cided by the Supreme Court Of Ala
bama- The controversy was between
two women, each of whom claimed to be
the widow of Gus Washington and en-
titled TO dover in his estate. One
named Edie had been married to him in
lS47, when both were slaves of the
same master. The cermony was per-
formed BY . colored minister. with the
consent of the master. The two lived
together rs husband aud wife till the
fall Of 1866. At that time the husband.
being. then. ofcourse. q freedman. took
out = license and married another
woman. with whom he lived till his
death Under these circumstances the
Court was called upon 10 decide which
of the two had been the lawful wife. Il
his beea decided in favor, Of the one
claiming by virtue of the slaxe marriage.
Il holds that slaves were not competent
TO enter into a-valA marriage ccntrsct
or hold the legal relation q husband
and wife. But in September. 1865, the
Consultation Of Albania declared that
al freemen and freeW0men then living
together and recoxuising one another as
husband and vile should hold that re-
lasion under the hw. The Supreme
Count decides that this VA nti6catipu
of the marital relations then existing
between Cos asd Eide Washingtpn. and
that III Whssquent marriage With ths
Other clniDant w1s void.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

IN rrspuass - a. isQalry fsF rna' Master
The othss dst a iv;rsai sT 4FEsi tsaLri o-st .
fieee aesai 81 iachss s.asss sr4 sskat The
Dor II ~ ths cht thzt said la aasAs
uss the douttfzi rvg1s "Nbs 10 ~ fsrF'
"For fsther "Ddn't ~ az hu- ! ~ .
p5so.fr "No. tut I sn<s- that tont hsls
isrrr enough Ma hf Am sltA tbs wtuir
edo 20 the sashhusri 90 eDcr. sai isat paa .
trsla to cover tae SI '"-fArsf gNs Esssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13
A CHINESE CHILDREN'.S BOOK.

Every nation appears to have a favor
itc virtue. which il endeavors TO impress
upon the minds of its children. Turn
over some French books for children.
and YOU will observe that the moral of
most of the stores is: BE gentle and po-
lite; be considerable and agreeable;
seize every opportunity to be obliging,
The type of English books of this
class is Robinson Crusoe, which incul-
Gates courage. fortitude and self
dependence, the virtues which conquer
the world.
What is the ~favorite virtue of the
United States7 II l should Judge from
the pieces l hear ofteneSt acclaimed in
our schools. l should SAY it was love of
country. a preference which displayed
itself in n remarkable manner during the
late war.
In China. for twenty centuries past,
the great object of moral teaching has
been to ~inculcate reverence for ances-
tors. devotion TO parents and kindness
10 brothers and sisters. The popular
stores of China mostly turn upon fam
ily affection. LII an orator should wish
Ia move n Chinese audience to tears. he
could not do better than relate some
affecting instance of filial piety.
The most popular book for Chinese
children is a COLLECTION of hundred
and two stories. each illustrated by q
picture, nearly all of which are MARIA
lives of extraordinary devotion TO
parcnts or near relatives. So much
valued is this work by the amiable peo-
ple of China that many editions are
L. , ~nalfh snT frnQ
distribution by applying at the office
of publication any n may have = copy
for Eo,h;ng.
An English missionary, Mr.. A. l.
Moule, q gentleman capable OF doing
Justice 10 the virtues of q heather peo-
ule. has translated q number OF these
tales into our language, and thus en-
abled us to know precisely what tho
morallesson is which parents and teach
crs in China most assiduously teach.
MANY of these stories are obviously m
credible. but the moral OF them All Is
substantially the same.
One story is this. There was . very
naughty boy named Han. whom his
mother used very often to whip with .
rstt.n. but without making him shed .
tear. But one day. after being logged:
he cried; whereupon his mother asked
him why he did 90.
..Oh. mother" he answered, "you
used TO hurt me when you fOggcc M.
lut now l weep because you are NOS
strung enough to hurt me-
The Chinese author who reiates this
remarkable tale, odds. BY way OF com
u,ert that SIT makes one weep even 70
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

" ysa fed dali. dru~sy. esbafisstei. have
sailew color % skin. or yeliostss- brs~u spots
on fee or body, frequent hssisrbs or aiEzi-
ness. had tssie In mouth, internal hss; af rhiiis
siierpa,cd with hit fushes los spirits soi
gIoosny f~nrehoiisga irregular spyeti,~. sD1
tongue coated you are s~uIeringiritn "t"r9rI
liver" or "~tilinasnrss." In ulany essss e
liver complaint" cuiy TART ~ tb-se sgtpp-
toms are eNtrrcurri A. 9 remedy i~s I'll
such cases Dr. rte-ucs Golden kes cal M
~eoyery" has no equal. .. u effects perfect asi
sHiirai eurcN. Al al drug stores
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13
Hr.ia.ilre klits

"El-rrn yc.r. oar dsagstrr sgfesei 90 !.
led 81 misery and.F The case - ssFesal - ths
tesi and some Of toe sofstl IA ssfNna ~sa
gsrs h~r difesse SsFfVs n asrz tUt p rritss.
and aou shc - restorcd ., "a g. s,ssi bsAgh
~ a. simple a rvmriV So TO- H4itsf.. that ss
bad p.-pa-d at fuF two fs4TA i@furs asng a.
We earnestly hnJs AMI lrsy thss ~ enc siss
~tIl let tLslF siek ,s.ss 90 - Isl On SIC "a;
Of preiudtcr against 50 gtsd a nsriirlus 4s
Hop bitiyrA"-The fsfcats TaSrfss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Tse ra~xsaT~ = Hssx = EFrsss1i - -
er Szs ~tertk18 aatff&s tpst TsHae
egs-sFsxa 49, az "a , &ss - @Sa { q -
tsastE sEf.fststeg - ss sssaax2 As
tzvAAt sserFt=k taas ass ss sfhs
- tsst gftrs E.A xTxs.Ef - "a sFsa s
szsrft I. hssFtaSra rta eA@ff rfsas -
o-es kss sErFssss - ks fe~ sa EZ
.rtrr russd kaws9f - asts = . 60
csssssrx sFss1 slit q 40 teSSA ssEN
toast t~ef sea- csAfa assz. hSAsl rslsiszs
ssi = - 80 ga asias ~ sisfR j. aaF
sstss lxsts= usk al Ssr,ssrAa unta
sans , gAiS re~~nszs saef "a ffsasthSztag -
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

NERr Ike "a: T~u,sr-"whs;. vas, Mrr-.
Heat How d. you translate ssuns:gPssrsE"
Master Namhses sian |. M eight besiiA-
tUnl=" Half iitsy. afr-Ls9ss P~-rA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13
fe0~oA!

fupvoLfA,c BalY Co, Marshall, Nieh- val
0eod Dr.. Dyes Ceiehrztei Electro voisaie
Belts end Electric Appliances ca Trial for
thirty dare 20 nen tyoonx o. odd vko ac AZ
Aicted WITH nervous debility. Lost vitality aod
Kindred tfouh3eA guannteesnx spesds Knd
ep0p1ete roptorattoa az hezlth and msesy yfroG.
Address - sbyse. 81 h-No rlsk htpeurVa
q thiSty da1's er1al y alyVOi
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Nor HAsstr-"Boy.r sd . stranger b .
lsd vho vss htseSinx hts hpo:s In froot ei .
hotel YESTERDAY, If should give you q dol
lar. vozsd your 6rss impulse he To 10 20 the
eirrusFs "No. sir,- vas the uroBps reply
my frst impulee vouA be that 10 vES Q
counterfeit bllrr-nerps Pra Press
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Tns 81 Lou's GA~Dsmocraf Gays; Mr..
Charles Refs. No. 1911 Second Csroadelet
svenuc. this city. vas cured BY 81 Jacobs on
sfter sixteen years suffering with rheumatism
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

YoVxa or middle ssri men saffcrinx f-pFa
nervous. debility. iss of memoir. , cma,srr
odd age, ~ the rvsu Z 81 tad habit. ssoala
sepa three stamps for Pan VII OF Dime Sestss
pamthrus. Aires wosIp's DfsFHxssET
EEDgCAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo. ". u.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

II n aisays agreeable after you've tod .
funny ysra 10 have somebody In the crowd
remsrx that be always hkei that story.-
Eore0a Pct
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Ban temper often proceeds frnsa taase rain
fuI ji-arjey Ia uhaca women are sub5est. In
tie ncaerspflon- IL q ccr.sia csrc ~ al
druxgists-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

"A Missouri man said TO . girl
'sYou look sweet enough To eat" AID
she had him arrested aud fined eio. II
she had said she looked sour enough 10
spoil, the result would have been ewes
Worse.-Coarier-Toarpai
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

ANKv TozK doctor says shsrs b I. kss-
Sual smocns Of ex,oe % the sfznsossk<re Tie
year. hut tbat's no erczse fc9 . rsn 20 steal
Q se.Sou-s sntrei1A-u1rHs Frs Pres
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

THs Boston Glhs brings this issm: Chss.
q Strickland. Esa-. this city. vas cured Of
s~heuna:isua BY g, Jscots Oh
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

The Burr family have had a ,runIo- IN
Maine, which reminds the Ncs fofs Itsss
that the BDrTs alwsys strk together.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

"Hos 10 Tnvel.s h The title Of Q little
book just out Hog to ees The mooey %
travel With 10 the Dnae serious s1esssoo of
The 1isttpg seasoa-I. q HSnsvxa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

WnAr Adam sail on ing the first sua-
rise: go West, my Gun. eD West"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

The S~&eubenvine Herald has IN m
tic3e headed: "ShAN We Hye's We
have not had time 70 reod The ar6de.
but Ne sdvioe IL edi1oe q Tie Hersid
70 stay and hgasen b out whateverith
-Ie1as SifSsga
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

ATLANTA has q PRETTY female Shoemaker;
but sueh an iusttutioa esuss last
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

- rssr hste Ct . sasurr 90 .sahssl.
ksn~ theYf ae- stI Teal SessEts -
The dsSr~st eKsos x toansa e~ Cecs1
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

"~Bccurpsfsa- Qzkk eo-agts.e ez~. Al
sssoytax Kt!ney Ds~Ascx g. u rray<f<ts
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

N so9s@psW
eS0 - sg. -
- eNw". nuk~
~n1~&k<s -
A0<ao 81 ueR18
ABe0SSR
Wn@10z2c
SSus -
Of1 eD0nmMe&
1unsAH0n S
62nress0s sr>8
s0~ sDa~
~n0 dRxk
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

soxE hotel slr-k mast have originated The
crpresssuo. There Is aisays rODa st ihs
top --E sssos Sfsr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Lsiia IL . dad lanxasx-, ami tks, r. sky
doctors use 81 for srafsns oss tb<S prrsr-f1
siosA-y. u Tsnss.se.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

II b dovnxs as mean. the ray re ~r-s s=Y
teeth In s~hsishosive css them ssi n "a
sgt drop them
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

U-a--oD ualw savtnInM1
@Me11o0 49, - @fgev =
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

YnAxu Axls GnRxss coessnres 20 knd q
euopcss0rs ~ . btx nstorsfy- All 3eA,erl
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

"Rocsn ON gsrs- Crsrs ozs rass r1r.
roarhea, b-d-eoss veyrasn- eAi,sssaks lie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

s.s"Fiygres are not siusrs facts bit The
o. 9 satrvtestih4. fsets eDorrrn nc kIfnsr-
Wort are bitter tAsa most srsra fs n
ssarce; "h o eurng everybody" srs.e. Q
druggist "kdBeJ Wort il the nn~i i~sfatsr
nes.triue ~e SELL !; ssosid BE- b. rfshs. sc
no other me-iseipe has sseh speeiEc srttsa "a
she liver. bp-cIs and kidncys DO nos fall %
fu IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

tn, shreui ell sasn tod hfs sruiss,> ss,is
Dor that ~ sss BITTER 20 waste other p>ySss's
finse thsu hts own-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Orr Lyon's r.,e,. Heel s,fssn~-s sor tboss
sev top e 90 skoes h~fors zoo rza fAsE os.n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

p.TLy tsprf s.ys sCss~y I~stxslsr ~.s
shot In the bnvt Se-. shat part % The
human snasccsJ u tAz;t
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

A rseTxxxT with a military bind in frsus
ehoul sixsys march BE- rlsy tune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

II Every colos 81 the Diamond rTesi. n~s-
fret Sec the sszspscs II the cosorei essck 81
the druggitA Ua<qsslsrf fs hriiiisnry.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-18
District Court.

Before the Hon. G. H .Noonan. presiding.
L. Wolff, agent, VS.. Carmen Flores, appeal
from the Justice court; continued by consent.
L. c. Navarro and wife VS.. L. Eisner, for
chile entry and detainer suit; dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
]. H. McLeary VS.. w. U. Telegraph Co.,
suit for damages; continued by consent
State of Texas VS.. w. Shelly, theft of cattle,
motion for new trial overruled; prisoner SEN
fenced for two years. Notice of appeal
given.
w. J. Kingsbury VS.. F. McC. Newton, in
junction suit, motion for new trial overruled.
Notice of appeal given.
Houston Flour Mills Co., VS.. Willing &
Labatt, transfer from the county court. Mo-
ton for a new trial overruled.