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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

check-book with him. knowing shas
Lord Aigeruon never rcnderrd Q srrvios
without some equivalent lie raised q
faint pro,ess. but ultimately yielded
with good grace. The piesure ga. M
trinsicaliy almost valsele.s; bat be did
not object to par for the Luxury at re-
vengc. and he perceived thss Lord Al
gcrnon needed zone Incentive. He
therefore wrote q check. and a-rsngcd
To send for the psesurs-Lori Algrrnon
volunteering 10 look in In the ooarsc Of
q day or two. and let him know the re-
suit Of hs mission.
lis Lordship sAs better than HE
word. for the very next afternoon he
sirolled into Sans shop and acco.ied
him in his ssncfum-
FL Lost no time. you see. I, wa- m
exceedingly unpleasant business" BE
a good deal cut up for the youngsser.
sake; but the marriage il Of. R.ayely.
I hear. f. a~vfully indignant with old
Annerly. The fact i. I think Annsriy
behaved mighty dececfully. and so do
other people. a. be will find out |
shouldn'; wonder IL the Annerlys were
cold-sboGldered next -ea-on.'
"Oh. II Is known Already" said
sam. highly del GIFTED.
We'll. IL u known in n quiet way.
I've mentioned IL 30 several mutual
friends, with my brothers consent. In
fat, in sclf-deicnse. W. are bound 10
To- publish the reason for ReayeIy back
ing out"
Naturally. Then. I suppose I, Is no
longer y secret" said sam, esul,antly.
About the engagement being broken
oT7 Not the least. As regards the
other thing. we don't want IL 10 re, into
the papers for our own sakes. But the
Annerlys will soon find people know
about IL.
San felt strongly tempted when Lord
Algcrnon had departed To write n letter
81 mock coincidence - Miss Annerly.
but he had sufficient sense Of decency 10
refrain. His satisfaction wa complete
when he heard the Anncrlys had sud
denly left town. and he considered be
hal enectually rcyenged himself. II
never crossed his mind iha. Lord Algcr-
non had played him false. aud conso.
qncntly the announcement which APP
pphrcd IN the papers shortly aftcrward
Of the marriage Of Lord Reaycly aud
Miss Amy Anncrly came upon him like
n thunder-clap. The ceremony had
taken place down in the country. and
among the guests present at the wed
ding Lord Algernon T0fd's name wa
conspicuous. Before he could realize
the meaning Of his lordship's conduct,
he received the following note from Mr..
Montagu. which clearly explained the
situation:
UENH SAN: II you know where o. lay yoiii
hani on any OF Lord Algy Toii's paper. buy IL
immediately. either on your own account CT
on mine. ] hear oD the best authority thai
Mr.. Anncrly. whose daughter wa- married the
'thcr day. - going fo pay his debts. Bciwcen
vuu ana me. ! fancy Lord All must have got
hold OF that Sc ,nhai about Mrs. A. and done q
good stroke OF business.
Ever thine. -. NJ"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
IF.
NEBRASKA

II you should come al suddenly
light np the dartsH tthls a y9a, eye,
Aud chase awny The d~kearncss of this day Of
gloom.
And grace IL with the dawnins of n glad ssr.
prise.
How quickly would the shadows Gee.
And looking out. amazed. I'd say:
80 beautiful. bright. happy day.
uow could ! mink you dark and cold.
when In yonr heart such Joy you hold,
ofair, sweet dayr'
Now while I'm sitting here alone.
hnd bcniine. weariei. DER my work.
~ from yon curtatu's gloomy fold.
That seems the spirit OF the cloud To hold
Mbiie darkest shadows in IL lurk.
nhonld suddenly from n niche unknown.
Inc saNswcct splen1or OF your presence
Then .hould say through passing gloom:
why did ] think you dark. fair room.
when every niche (. all a-.hinc
with light and bioomr'
II DER this heavy. dingy tome
Your gentle hand should wander swift.
no" guisaly would each leaf be edged with
And every shining page would hold
a mesa xe swceicr than n fairy gift.
And down through long dead years would
The far faint echo ~ the sagc's vow.
in music swcetcr than the word hath known,
ana looking np surprised Id say:
u fSnder why this gloomy day
So fair hath grown"
" while the wind is making moan
Through lrnfiess branches of tho trees.
u ! am trying, all In vain,
10 smut away the sob OF pain.
n'ur voice came floating on the breeze,
How would its ong-rcmcmhcred tone.
In music sweet fall on my ear.
And ] no more the moan would hear.
TN your voice my heart would MI
With its music and iis thrill.
And h. q. ba siIa-
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Unpleasant on Both side.

A. the audience was coming oui 81
one Of our tbeaieTs on the RAINY night
Of last week M accident occurred which
caused nj least on. person an agony Al
most n grea, ~ that 81 passing through
the valley II shadows. Tins - a LADY,
Of very imposing appearance. stttciy 81
micn. gcrgcoss II attire and snpcrvtii-
Gus Of manner toward those who were
unavoldably pushed against her IN the
c~rowding. Abusy. busting little man
behind her undertook To- open his um
brrlis in the lobby. a. inst hc nigh, L.
prepared 10 brave the rain when he
reached the street. IL was no easy
thing TO do in such n mass 81 people.
but he contrivcd tn turn his umhrrlla
point upward. and. "a he ncarcd the
open air, proceeded To open il suddcnl,.
Unfortunately. n his umbrella at
tended. IL caught her beneath tic col! ~
hair that adorned the back If her bead
To tie horror Of the gentleman. I've saw
the lad, bonnet and her entire heal II
hair mount upwar'! on the point If bis
umbrella. There was agony aud re-
morse ON both sides. Apologies wcr.
of no avail. The unhappy msn dartcd
forth into the stormy night. The lady
did not wait Ia replace head gear. bat
disappeared with il in her hand into
the gloomy rcccsses II an attendant
hacS.-BOSiOH Gazette. 80
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A tA~ thrp~ Il - sui~ oss frora Va
sssyruk. Ia. on h~err~ksck. 90 ssu-
tolks csi0s ~r shse< al -
r~se-~Ih snirvsse
. .. sss.es...s1-~s.s.ass
terms A{0.N sad $40 ah<Ss
AN asii~. s~rsNfS~U-.. -e nss nzsz
ca k1<~A>xk who k&d asxea bsns
rruss hs lap sd . r~sUirsr 81 AsAn
-Mosaiag. grs;s" he SAID ~ -s
drs~ s.sa- ".Ho~ Ear 10 q 81 so~n
.4s mikes" .asssr.si car ssrHng<r.
-Asd snssgAs yOa Is so7zsHssd n
Ws,ssProuffN
"A s
..MoaxAs zoe knc~ . chap - a s.zr
ed GEnt~-s -Jsag~ ChilEsrss
wal. I've s~.a hrn srsasA"
-lIk-iy Tn ~ thar n0~
II sloai4 szy 90
-Thss. sii-T-ss-hyS"
We wa.rh~i him oai - aSht sai
ih-u one u The Esea szt - The strAas-
g.
TIA, chap had , akckod kok"
.Oh. he, 90 The shoos. be =
Il. he golsg o. shoss thsiEvrT
lie thinhs BE- j.. bgs hs ~oa'L"
~ hyS'
.~.EL-as.. I'm Chilv-n uyseir Per-
nat M Ia i~atFoino- mSs-ti'
.'And why dsda't y0a ,sii km who
you ~as and 49, what b. ~antDiF'
.Tha: would have bsoogh; On the
shooting and some II you would have
been hl,." be aasEers~i. Il rather sas-
pet he's = chap from up the ~ooaniTy
ahou, thirty miles who's brother ] .hns
In = little irsca. last yeaa II as The
man he's = terrible poor shot and 4
onc u them AZ HOSES 81 yosg should
re, his you'd have To paw al damage
hut wont he wayiay yos On your
way back
mo. sir. shall waAlay him
That evening. an hour after r.
turn. the Judge led his iinping Aorss
into town. and when asked What the
trouble was be- replied
lit enough 20 disgust ever doceni
man! Ths, fellow had i've sguAns shots
NJ me. and yet he mu,, 20 and put 4
bullet into al animal worth tao hundred
dollas.''
How the other party came out we
didn't inquire. The Judge didn't Mt
like a man who would answer l.ading
questions until be- knew whether the
horse could he saved -HctYoit FfoS
Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

Hairs Journal Of Health. referring %
Consnmpt.on. makes tee tolo~inG import
aui statement;
Consumption usually begins with q
slight. dry cough In the morning. then on
roing to b~d, CITING more and more fire.
9aent. with more ami more pblsgm. in.
cressing debility. thiuness 81 fssh. short
ness oi breath, and ~quicknca OF pulse. la
fa'al cases its average course T. ais1a. Two
years; hence the importance OF Hrr~~.ing
the disease a. az early . stage a. r'<~tblo.
aud the sooner rational means are . npiayrd
Tor this purpos the greater tiss chaoc- 81
success. Th. disease l. owins % al inriia-
ton commencing IN lie thr0a; AMI extend
ing 90 the lungs, 80 that tier action 10 ia.
tsrferrrd with, aud the blood doc. no1 -
eeiss sufficient oxygen - purify u. TEE
most marked sign Il lung tissass ]. en1scis-
tim: and the most pr~isiye indiraiisn q
returning health isingr-ase in ~
No -pssks UdiI's Journal of UfIlfA, sni
Ne may add thai In desperate cases. and.
In fact, In all cases of Con.uu p.i0n. or
u ubies Of the throat and lungs. i~rnmedts,s
relief msy he obtained and a IL rmancat
cure effected by the use Of D.. Vim. Halls
Baissm for Tho LuggS. a rneilcine known
Ing remedy for coughs. cnli.. brourhsii. and
sill pulmonary and pectoral diseases. That
the worst cases Of Consump;iSa hav. ben
cured Nv the use % Halls bsissm has been
sttcsted TO by the thousands who have used
u. or have been cognixant OF lis wonderful
remedial efficacy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
What Is AnattO I

Cheese has for q long time been col
Ored with anatto. and of late wears il
has come in Use, not only in creameries,
but in home dairies. to give color to
butter. The increasing use of the sub
stance. especially in winter. naturally
leads many tn ask: "Wha is anatto.
and is it harmlessS' The name. which
came with the substance from south
America. has a great variety of spell
ings besides that given above. which
is the simplest and the one we first
learned: il is gwen in different books
rs annatto. annata, annotta, arnotto.
arnota, and SO on. The substance is
the product OF small South American
tree. Blxa orellana. belonging TO a
small family TO which il gives lis name
(Bixinee), If which we have no repre-
senta,ives. systematically. the family
is placed near that If the vioiets. The
tree rarely exceeds twelve feet in
height. has \ handsome head. and each
branch IL terminated by a cluster Of
flowers OF the color Of peach-blossoms.
The pods are at first Of a fine rose
color. becoming brown as they ripen;
they are covered with bristles. and con-
tain numerous seeds. the important pro-
duct. Each seed is surrounded by a
dark red pulp. TO remove which they
are placed in water and allowed
TO ferment, with frequent stirring.
When the seeds are free from
pulp. they IN strained out. and
the pulp allowed 10 settle. 1t Is after
wards placed in kettles. evaporated to
= thick paste, which is the anatto Of
commerce. II is made into rolls. weigh
ing two TO four pounds. which are COW
cred with canna leaves and packed in
wicker baskets. or more generally of
late, in boxes. Anatto. when fresh. has
much the consistency of putty. a dark,
brownish-red color, and with 3 some
what dtsagreeable odor. 1t has long
been used in dyeing. though on silks the
color is not very fast To color COM
mon cotton stuffs of = dull orange. il is
often used in domestic dyeiny, with
potash As > mordant So far as we are
aware, the various butter cciorings in
the market sre chiefly. il n0 satire-
ly. solutions Of anatto. made by the aid
of some form Of potash or soda Ii
seems better suited than ANYTHING else
to give pale winter butter the color Of
that made when the COWS have good
Pasturage. II Is entirely harmless We
think. Il has long been added 70
chocolaee h South America, for both
and favor. and Is used by Indian
tribes In that country to paint their
bodies. One writer SAYS that Il Is about
the only e1othing the natives have 10
S6~- -
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

-DitcAinx ssd dr.iaisx sAosA b
5oee In the fall-nsesze Ls~vasL
-Chsaxinx nocis from oo< pzssur.
On another r. rosdscivs ts The hsalih Il
he foch-sas Frasetse Grvzssk
-whe~ver depends on the milk
ssrsissr far securing clean milk Vii
never make gihedged hstirr.-gr-
change
a cor~spond~n; of The Mes YORK
Tribss< ssys that the larrh tive -ilI n
twenty-five YEAR, grp- from sod large
enough fog barn timber
Oatmeal cookie. comhin~ m.ny
god qualities. AMI will he r.iasAed by
ch.ld~n. Make them ns like an orls-
nary sugar cooky. using t~o third, Cat
meal aad onc-ihsrd wheat soar-S. J..
Pos.
TO make good garden nanarr take
earth from tise woods for che bzsis q
the compos; heap. Alternate this -tth
layer. OF good stable manure, and 90
each LAYER sprnkls gyTsam. salt and
ashes. This. by tAe time IL j. wssied
neat spring. viii make an etesllent ma
nur- for ho:-brds a. ~sii ~ for The
StltSh Ht-slA attS sftNsH
Herbs shouid bs dried by spread
ing them on trays in n dry. WARM oyea.
turning ihrm over often The quicker
they are dried the better. - they re
tain their or original qualiiie. the besi
when % done. The tops and leaves
are the parts % be used fre them
from dirt before drying. Paper sacks
ar. very good tn keep them in after
drying.
carrots and cream: Trim n guam
t.ty o. the smallest new carru,.that can
be- obtained. and boil them In sal,cd
water. When done. drain oG IN.
water. Melt an ounce OF butter In .
saucepan; add toit adessertspoonful "
-four. pepper. salt. grated nutmeg. \
pinch Of powdered sugar. and a small
quantity Of cream. Put in the carrots.
simmer gently n few N nutes and serve.
~. j. Timss.
Cranberry pudding il made by
pouring boiling water on a pint OF dried
bread crumbs; melt n tablespoonful Of
butter aud stir In. When the bread j.
sofiened add two egg. and beat
thoroughly with the bread. Then pa;
ia a pint Of the stewei fruit and sweet
en- 10 your taste. Bake in n hot oven
for half an hour. Fresh fruit may be
used in plece of the cranberries. Slices
Of peaches put in in layers make q dc.
licious variation y. fOgf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
Fashionable COlorS.

The great color this season Is 10 DO
red. not only poppy red and caroubier.
but also a shade known rs red copper.
or in French cuiyre rouge. II is a Gu
rious fact that nowadays the new colors
come to Paris. so To speak. from across
the Atlantic, and during the summer
months there is agreai curiosity anon
the manufacturers of all kinds OF articles
10 know what shades the LYONS Divers
are producing for the American market.
Last season the great color was mashed
strawberry, and no sooner was the
secret known nj Limoges than Haviland
and other makers began their expert
ments 10 produce the fashionable tint in
porcelain.
But fashion in color does not limit its
influence To modern products; it has
also an influence in the curiosity mar
ket. | remember. for instance, last
spring one of the great Partisan de alers
in Oriental pottery relating TO me a visi;
he received from an American.
Have You got any mashed strawber.
ry?' said 0e American. coming into
the store.
Eyes" said the dealer. moi having
the slightest idea what his visitor meant,
but conforming to his invariable rule Of
always professedly having everything
in stock. Thereupon the dealer led the
visitor TO a cast full, of porcelain.
"Ah. there is one" said the Ameri-
can. pointing TO a little vase, and there
by enlightening the dealer: there is
one. bat il is not fine. Have Won got
any more?"
The dealer not knowing what mashed
strawberry meant hunted UP some
other specimens. and this summer he
DID a small amphora-shaped mashed
strawberry vase 10 a Baltimore collector
for b modest sum of three tbous,pd
dollars. Asimilar one was sold in Lon.
don recently for three thousand six hun
dred dollars.
Shall we see next year . red-copper
craze in porcelain. Too? 1t is possible
enough. and so in the future we shall
be able to name the years of color
crazes.the mustard-yeilow year. the
mashed-strawberr, year. the rsd-coprer
year. and so forth.-Paris Cor. 4. y
Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
Happy Once Morc.

ST. LorIs, Mo.-A Chrosieisrporterwa,
told by Mr.. Alfred y. -Parir. II this city.
that his, nephew Lad the most ob.tira;s
case ofinfammatory rheumatism, which
batlled all Kinds u Treatment, until ~.
Jacots Oil, the grca. pain-coaqueror, wa,
used. II cured the young man, and re
recommends 1t as the greatest cure for
pains in the world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

WELVETEEM:

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$500
90
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In Alaska everything freezes solid
by the middle 81 October. The mercury
in winter falls 10 iifty-fivc drgrrcs below
zero. aud often lower. There are only
aboit three months that gold can he
washed. from May Ia August. Thor, il
not So much timber ms j. generally sup.
pose,l. and it il VI poor quality, a r.
cent pVspec,or reports ChicGy0 Har.
al.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

~ Wsa2 pAv vee - srxo sss OSSu
eno t>psy aU9
Pc > @af<ze<~~sY Es<ss~s~s rsesssxss
frse~~s Nss&s-s fssezs@-t q a.
nokNnD 3 SAcCARp sguEtny CO.
gssrss s.s Le<.ss SO - tssAs ~
a euexssss Izzszrsk&z~s s@E s~sss~<ze 80
srsss<ees - s<sxysssas - az &~~<r
lisa
ss~s -~~~~ e~fr~@as~fsssr ssa.s<ss
s.-~s boa. ed r~ -Iss~srsrsssA
al ~u sdssys eszk&ss- 1s<-sz4z< -
ssy frsz t2szs ~Ass<s~ 30 asf ~ssa
o. rrAe>s 20
Nsrr<e D-AgF
%16r easss asa saws Fsssss sAka
s~r~s&.r. C6en
bsnEs- SasnA
MSS hstHa 1CttHss
sstssEe Akss
l4sFs AS sra txssszrAa
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Youthful

sndnlgencs In psrticious practices IL q most
Startling cause Of nervous and general de-
bility. lack OF s~.!f-confdsnce aud sill pow.
o., impaired memory, dependency, and
other attendants OF wrecked manhood.
Sufferers should address. with thr-- letter
postage stamps, for large illgst a;ed treat
Use, pointing out unfaiiing means Of perfect
cure, WORLDS D~rsrKNs.Rr MEDICAL AS
ISOLATION, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
Distinction and difference -

But yesterday ! spoke Of Jones.
Poor Tpm! HIS luck was always hard!
'Db. yes" said Brown. in cay-lss tones.
Hes an unluckS dog. old p@ri!'
"JuSt 90 said !. suppose that We
chip IN ani give the ial ~ nfr
't.ua<s no!l' -sid iIruWu. don't count on INC
think you'd better let him shift clone
To-day again ! mentioned Jones.
And said ! hain't seen him 'ruunh.
"Yes. yes said Brown. tn eager tones
- wonder whrr- he tin u. found.
] wish he'd happen round this ayl
Hes just the man ! want To- meet
You haven't hca ,s WHY. Yesterday
He made A rouSing piic on wheat
-CAfrago N~rs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
a&AFA AaA

IL oae who 90. b., - "a guciT sss wsh
Thi. d. ~bzt liz. II Y. fsvr-s -Oe4isa
Ns4b<NI Discovery ds~-asa eAsA P@Ftasr
sni s.EVEEthea~T. IL sFvps-s th- torIi4
liver, pusts-s ths bto-t. aas ts sSs bsat
Tena~ly fet eoss2zaPstse. -hss . Ersf2r
!Ous dIkssse q tie ia1E
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
Healthy i'eou

Healthy PeoL
a, the s~ufcrings Of dyspepi1
imaginary. This i not mead
\ pcrSon who has n crooked
calls forth sympathy ~ The =
dyspcptics sufferers stomach q
his distress would b apparent. 4
The man viih a troslbleon
the man with a broken Lex. bat
Sympathy - good foF suited
Biners Is better. for ], strikes at
eaSc- Disappointed dyxpeptios. 4
aSceking cusc. oil do vel 10 rBzy
and r-pcr The result. Ths. this "
Sh the quantity OF human suacring
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

A srEDY individual who applied for aims
At q house in town q few days : said h.
was victim Of the Javan e-up;ions.D
The LADY Of the house looked a. ais nose
and asked n "Jsvan" and whisky were
not ynonym sus terms. Then she ti.d
loose the dog, and =, the tramp hur ie! Oh
nis lanxusge sounsFd Ike an Irish erup-
tion.-NoFrssfoes HemIA
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

a., msie palid aai usA,trAefivp " fsn>
t!ugA, HT~sulsft i~.. Witch Dr. lsf,ss
"FANurte FrrscfiVtton" wtll infal4it%y
CUR. IheuAaals Il te~asiEn7nizla- ~
~dgas,ts.x.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

GIRLS, when an eligible youth pops the
question, never say: ~ should blush %
twi;ter." Always observe: "Is-re.,. q,
SjscAia:a "-Ee.rois Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

Yea resrs ss-e s.~> s&sre~s vsA
CO ara - tsss ! Ave h-a o~2s~4 - ay
fyN9 sTf~s S@sss al . N@& tsss
trtsd al f&2 kzze&Ss N 49, g r~1rs,
l8G - a. sss~~es SztIf =~s - g. -
fFts@5 49, GaA ss~4 Eys Cs-&z S.sz
az ssss.~t 60 3 ty "a Frzez~~8 .
bufst~ 50 Tsasss ktea. sz4 frg.s 80 e~s
srE&ksxssz fST.s r~sasf q "a a. t~%s
r-n~sy ~ -. ~ a. NArsr.a
szslos &c "a fss<s. e~zszsaA ig-A
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

Oar snr~n ssusl totti~s . $sI1'. Sc
cfsc - - = r4frf re s1sat E-A 49, q
tai ~1rufslSus srSssaz ~Aha Ass ss..
eed a.. usalsrnt. i@1sftzs H. Ng~AxN
yAlau1&v~.C CO
"s-@T
srrursss uaas - ever ever
20 yos th-s sss tsvaS4 ass~ss
m-re rails" - cas 40 sssaAsx aA&sss
q IA aEAEJ1f
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

A YouSo man named Darling lives In
Fargo. and when any ono calls 10 him on
the street every young lady within three
blocks hlus- IS and Locks around, gently
saying: "Sh, sh-"-Chica5o Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

PROFESSOR docking .. his vateh,: AS
we have a few minutes, I shall BE clad to
answer any question that any one nav
wish To ask STUDENT, I" What time is IL,
pleaser'
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ifs.1sgfaI " .nss

woUIna law against tlgh, iso'nx -
g. imicsl 60 tie fTv<d0us Il cont acs-
Boston Mar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

Sw1Fr'- syesiho ~ \ ~ has rurei re
Of 4 hong siaaAlHS case u Eczema, sAGCs
La, resis,ea en sorfs - tsvsft,cnt.
liKy. ". !. ItUHISNoN.
-. ia. C0nssrcars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

A VIRGINIA thief e@cepedAfr from jsss by
crawling through . s.ov~-ptp~. sNous4~g u
Re was .oot--i for that method q ~Sra.s.-
UGiamsport Grit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

To CUR soro throat. gsrgle with PIso's
Suse for Consumption. - cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

A ERNAS accosted . hrnai-brimmei
specimen from Texas on Wisconsin, sfrees
SUNDAY. "who vs you, dony kns~s,
Looking the inquissfive GermAn n the face
he repiied: II am q Cowboy" sDot,s
gooi." replied our German friend.
-Shase- vos . bully boy, doo.1 They
shcok.-Pecf's Sea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

A rrEE s'rsnEtheuin. tonic. f%s fr"sn
WHISKY. czsr.s dYtptp~sa ard sHsslar dis
essss. lthas never b"ea SISsieL browns
Iron Filters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

wci's'"fough on Corns." ijc. Ak f'r H.
Complete permanent carv. Corns, bvnioaA-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

DEows's B~aosCHTsL T~z0Cstsf0s1 eugas
and Colds "Thcouly article ~hich BADGE
N. sao-i ssrsfcs- i.sn' noshins sst;ss-"-
Les. Il. H. CFets, Glsrlls, y j.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

Srvrn. lie nn the icfr side On iac,, never
lie at au.-S j. Iid,pcHaeas -
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

wAprrr. Gs.-pr. a.. l.. Battle. Jr.,
says. "Hro~n'. Iron Bitsefs arr very pop
ulsr ln this ssSiion AMI aiss Eat4rv satis!s.-
iloE."
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

"IS money mat,sf,." sAii = Wissriy ia
fellow. "trvst strsnEeTs as noszs ISg
we're your fVistivr."
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
SO>>t NrTfON.

Tnr frs. doctor q a,ihry Is .aid 70
have lecn so. Fiddle, ID. D.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

vtEr fs~ zsa s~ - stssEr Ust tAsy
~fN ~ ssssr ALA ia . IrvstF Oil
fsG&4 ~TrsssgEA
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

Skinny Mem Wells Health Remover
restores health and vig0r. cures Dyspepsia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

snt~rrsa., W.-E~ - n ss-s, cav,
81 s~~szz-st hr4-s. iFvs !isssr. -
srs~ssi asssilsy. tss e aFFSs1ss AL -s=s
St s-sxExAN~
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

THovGH the Eas, River britrsi Is without
Q rival, d; has fwo p.er--k. y. GrapAie-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

dress. He welr< his pants IN hi. m.u.A-
Merchant 7rsrrfer. AMI nov lox cus
yoasU nnS 10 he doesn's wear ynQr
psnts IN ms mhufh some evening.-Loxla
ellie Courier LosynaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

wHrS a giraffe n shts 9, ArtsE, he kna~s
wha, "a long islt waHt 80 ia--N. -. FaE-
kNgaS,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

"Barhn-p.lta-" Cospi~'e ossr-, 81 an
Eoy lng klaney Diseases. tsf.tAiIDa- 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

sruvk up ve,s-CAlcago TaS Thank
ypI, We doa'. ct stove sp-Ui cfs Der
ftr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

REDpr~ss Russia Ssive 10 n~r~auafef FOR chsi-
b.ains. chapped hsbds. FIRST bt;s@. etc Try IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

"Rough On Rats" fTcars on. ra's. mic~,
fi~s, rosct-- .. ted-bsgs. ants. vsrnAa. &c
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

A lady who was being stared q
too earnestly drew q veil over the SEEN
Philadelphia Cal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

"Nssh~r S~sa'- W~Fa SyraE- - f~.-
ertseo~ts. r~sfs-1s=-s. ~arus- T&s.<ssss
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

.s:s.. -ss::.;r. -. = = a=
goes into che ear saA right OF Of a.
oseer. "fes, dsar,n - rsplisd. pseesr
anfy, doesnt taks . Dsee wha,e 70
= a.ythmx -yoa en- ny thsoagh ny
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

r end OF the wurd-Tbe letter "d"-
N. y. Nail.