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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

Veterinary surgeons all over the coun-
try are fercely denouncing parties who put
up ertra large packs Of worthless trash and
sell II for condition powder. They say that
SheridaR's Condition Poictiers are the only
kind now known that are worth carrying
home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15
Worth Ten Dollars

TO any family is DIR. Kaufmann's book on
diseases, finely illustrated plates from life !
don't be humbugged but cure yourself.
Send two cent stamps for postage to A.
F. Ordway x Co, Boston, Mass. and re-
ceive copy free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

MIR G. e. Burrill reports the line Of
deposits in MS bank as rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrll offers the same banking facilities
our merchant, and others, as would be
rnished bN National Bank 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

Rev Mr.. Pierce has been engaged for
six months to hold one service each Sabbath
at the Winter Harbor Chapel in place Of
Rev. A. +. Palmer resigned.
Mr. Joseph Bickford who has been re-
siding with his son at Birch Harbor, died
last FRIDAY being in his ninety-se,enth year.
He enjoyed very good health until very
short time before his death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

Why are YOU i'll? Why do you suf-
fer? Everybody knows all aches and pains.
all languor and debility are cured by Browns
Iron Bitters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

HANCOCK ss:-COurt OF Probate, Ellsworth,
February Tern 4. ID. 1858.
Accounts having been filed for settlement In
estates of
JAMES era WFORD. tate Of Castine.
Charles J Abbot, Trustee by Luther q. Phlbrook
his representative
LEONARD JARVIS. late of Ellsworth.
Charles J Abbot, Admir- by Luther Il. Philbrook
his representative.
DANIEL MOORE, late N Cdstiae.
Geo. NJ. Warren, Admir-.
MIRA " HERRICK. late Of BlushH, acct.
and pirate acct. Of Err.
Me tiah X. Chase, EXT
JAMES b. ora WFORD, Of Castine, IN
sotceRt Debtor.
Geo. VI. Warren, Assignee
HATTIE y DEFEREUX, u Peaobscot,
Minor.
Augustus X. DevereuX Guar
ORDRRED,-That the said accountants give
notice To all persons interested, by causing a copy
Of This orier to be published three weeks success
lycly ia the tllSwogtH American that they may
appear 1T a Probate Court 90 be holden at Els
worth on he second Wednesday of April next at
ten OF the clock IN the forenoon, and show cause.
II an they have, why the should not be
sowe'-
3ulls PARKER TUCK Judge
a tru Copy Attest tHAs. T.. DOR, Regi ter.
true Copy Attcst:-CH.s Y. DoRR. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

s79.6l
An John r. snowman OF said Township Ia
app inted agent to supcrintend the expenditure Of
said assessment.
To 10 published in the state Paper and Els
worth American.
NEWELL h. COOLIDGE, County C0mmi.s'ers
jon W sOAlEs, for the
HAMILTON JOY, NCounty of Hanco 4.
Attest-H, b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
A true Copy Aiest-H- y. SAuNDERA Clark.
SWlQ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

"eth taAth ipr thr amhlA +" concert on
SATURDAY, evening. Marc "a.
-Rrv \ r. Palmer. former, of Win
Ter Har]or. commenced hi pastoral la''rs
WITH 'fr h'pl't ehufeh A l-'h'in''>' -Aaa'N ;
MArch
IN. mcmncr, Of the G. t. ; c. le>ire
gratef ,llv to acknow.cl.r the Kindness of
Mr.. Dr Fulton ~ furnishing 'ncm q per
n.anen' memorial Ii th,ir recent lnnL fellow
Evening
n.,r,...,,,,.i,e ! + eastman arrived
home f..,r, >.,g>-, SatnrlN. fr ,h.ri
VIA Va.,..-,...... III. h.,,.,b., ,t,g ,rk N
III, le...I,...r,. Y. committed anI an al
ia,.-n,...r., reached ,ir. u..k
\,
~ y r'rnf{r' i3ai marry ~ 'h' N'N>'l'
winch we're ha-'Ha Ap' l"i lir "'"'e'' al 'n'
"hnf't>- in ihi> 'i'N' are i''N''- 'I'H '''
severe J'mm1- iH'A hA'' received 'f''n 'h,
ice aunng iAe pA>' 'HF'r n "'A'.
The : >eal', tomm,t'cr pa rules,
composed of Ne>>rs Fr,e.> Sherman. Harrison.
German And Harris. Si.t meet n june At
Bar Harbor, NJ revise ana reconstruct 'hc
ru.r, 81 tho senate. hi, WuIs ma been
rendered necessary 3y the ;nkerng the
rules have received.
.bao. w District Nn j.tAushi D, II
Fremont M4..!.sk.. t..>.I Mara y. after
yer, pf.t-.a., tenn o.. ..ctt4 weeks. Nj
Maddox. ,.... .r4pu. i'. best teacher, iu
1ir rtt,. .........a.,r.n aai instructor.
apI /. ,yr, W. ,a.ar.rA N. r,,pra, II
p.r.n,. ~! ,.inI. irt.r,>...,. "a ..la alton.
~, ,....t ...,......-.
..p NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

ING s'"ei 'iS'' - "
land undergoing needed repairs.
A friend remarks that the warm Spring
weather comes colder and colder.
Tho Gin oo,c.r, ,na, was IN have been
given IN Hancock Han on March 20. has
been postponed nh Aoril 20
! , :, ,ho
- -. mon viii
i..
Ts" " f'
w ',''-'''' ''' s"' a"' = '' -
= :" '''' ''P''' y" rs =
~ last accounts the party masking '"e
Pr'iininhr, SURVEY ior 'he la'''oan 'e'"os"
Bangor and 'h'e e''N h"a reacheu ''eu''"''''
-Dr Frank ". o,good, son Of the late
DR. j. I O>.ool, intends locating m Port
Land. whcrr he viii practice the dental pro-
fesslon.
,br..-m,sted schooner Of $50 tons is
Ia Ne huilt 4, Belfs., parties the coming
xc,s,, pbirh wi'l In. commanded b, Capt.
q u,l, If tbis CITY.
e. a.. ..,.,,.;.,,.,, ~ he
t.-. Il al rn..ar,t, Iigb
II. - - :, ~ n..d II
t.i ,,.,,....,,. c,r ,h,
So
!, i
''4's
: "'>''' " w.
''' ''U''s ..-.
r '''-' ~ "a
''''' '''''T
me "tIe'' imhAn''A"' hla' Y '''l''1'' \"
remember such ia'"rah'e winter Ut 'uh-
hrrnen a ihr one JH't "'>'eH- "' usual
lo., ~ time tn crew, from rams ami h"hNr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

TO be expended on the road leading from Aurora
to B,r.ilu-t %, hing lu -atd - between the
division iinr It ihr ltud uf H. VI HlIl als. and
hand formerly No Mn. Freeman, And Milton ~ii-by
of .urnrt If appointed agout, " 4upeTlutrnd the
eNp, dltArr to -.tid assessment.
On township Ne. -, Nj lie Division III said
tpUnty estimated to contain 22,uso e., the
ot SIS, nviHs mills Ie acre 1" te rNpeEde't
the NururA AMI BetnZtvn rIaii la -;iid =, aud
Charles L. >ii-ty % aurora h appointed agent To-
,up,riutent me en-, ntiiture Of said assess
mcut-
On Township No 81 In said County, the su IN of
: ~ an Xiy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

MAKE YOUR FORTUNE by honest indus
try, temperance and frugality. Use the true
IL Fr Atwood Medicine. Trade Marx
~ F.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

CnFI~t>. VT, F,h q, 1879. :
NF--Rs G. l. Hood CAL, l.W,ll, Mass:
7 tth L4y NJ iB>i JGu' " takru sick
With a swelling ou MY IIl.t tont ana With IN
aNIui yain Tie >wt IiL- Went all uNtT ne.
hyf4cc Wa~ SWtllta .u jiat could With uif-
Ottr the Whole snlAc, q. ny body ny Ii-ht
faut up 10 my Knee was enc raw itching
mass and U4y ankle ana tuot - lame and
sNFu could not step On II. ana II Huuld run
~ a. 10 wtt 4 lIndagt through IN an Hour.
Ia MS condition Mi W I. Hood of tie finn
Of A H. Hood 4 son, druggists. of this town,
handed ue a bottle Of Hoops SAR>ATAHIL-
la, and told mr To take u. dfd So and by
tIe time Lad taken Unc hottlc found that
II was dnirr me good. ! have since taken
fNr battle, more After ! Lad taken three
bntrles ms soreness began t. l'1Nr ne. anu
| have been growing letter every ddN, 30
that to-day can walk without going lame.
| have no soreness ~ ny dIAie anu " Las
healed An uu, aud d ~ urt nun AZ Ail owe
my recovery w ltpi >ar>aI 4rilla- wiIte
this Ia let sou knew that tlink u ~ >erNes
the confidence OF thr rum t>itcia4Iy those
who are troubled with huWors.
Yours most truly,
JOSIAH FlTHIN.
PS Every person tlat s.w nr said that
never wlulA ltf uNer laWeHeSs without
having 4 running sore GA 10! ankle; hut
thank trnd lAar. j.. r.
Nootlcr r~arafi'a La, such a sharpening
effect 81 IN tl- crret,.r. NJ other prepa-
ration Tones ard .rnnzthens tic digestive
oru1nS like Hu1fs SARs>rtKlLI->.
r,ice ono dollar Or six battles frr I'VE dol
lar If,p5ttG sHiy ty C. /. HOOD & CO..
AEuiircarll :. if'tl'. Mass
1yr46 mr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

Voted, Gha, the time for holding the reg
ular meeting shall be the first Monday in
each month al $ O'Clock A. NJ.
Adjourned.
VIM. O. Mcdonald.
City Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

r He subscriber hereby gives public notice Ia al
] concerned, that he has been duly appointed.
ami has taken upon himself, thu trust 81 ala Admin
t-tratur uf the Estate of sidney smith late OF Stds
vic ID the County uflIanr0ck Ply stefan deceased.
hy giving bond as tn law directs he therefore n
quest, all persons who arr indebted to the said de
ccascd'- estate. to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands the con to exhibit the
same for pay mcnt.
NATHAN II. row ElsS.
February 7. I-s3 lu.u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

Our annual town meeting occurred here
TO-DAY aud was very quietly conducted, and
resulted IN the election Of the following Of
hoers and monies % br raised
Moderator Benz. Nutrer.
CLERK. q. II. Allen.
Seectmen. Warren Wells. Jos. Il. Bah
son, James |. Bent.
Treasurer. X A. icrrick.
Collector 4 Constable. Newell Powers.
Super, i~or Of Schools. Edwin 7. Colo.
Raised fnr schools $500
Raised for poor 800
Raised for Incidental expenses go
Raised tor highways in labor 1000
Raised tor text books i7j
March ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15

DR.. MAGALAS Ihk'S o saa Sed'
Gated Cotton for Too hache Is the chidreRs friend
and he Others s. comfort. II tieaslens the nerve
and gives permanent relief fvr sale by dealers
In medicine. lyEAr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-15
ny TELEGRAPH.

rpi,pa,cbc. 70 tnc Ellsworth American
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-29
$500 REWARD!

r'v the above reward for any Of Liver complan
pyIsr ia lex iadaehe Constipation Costven-s
We cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver ils when
strictly c"npwd with. They purely vegrtaLs
never fall TO give s ru.ar Coated lsres boxss con
tanning 80 pills. 2s cents For sale BY all dugs Beware
eouniets and !nitation The genuine only by
JOHN G. WEST CO., lsi 4 ls3 W. Madison ST. Chicaxo.
ss "a pseAags ssns W a paid sss ..ant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-29
Notice..

All Knights Of Pythss in g nod standing are re-.
qnested TO meet at Wards The.ter. HALEY, on
Sunday July lst. 1888, at II O'Clock. A. n.
dje25tIO AP TURNER. K. of
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
Ss0e nisc That science Dse< Net
Tcarh.

In scalding q hog. does science ,esch
that if the water Is = little too hot the
hair viii not slip. that il is set. and
must be shaved of with a knife? Every
farmer should know these things and
they must be taught DO any Of the
graduates of n agricultural school
know that in buii,sng n stack Of grain
or hay. il must be kept fullest in the
middle. and well trod down? DO they
know how 10 tie up and shock uhcais
Do they know how 10 whef 3 scythes
Do they know that If the blaze is
whetted up and down il viii not CT; of
the straw clean. as il should be wheffed
from the heel to the point' Do they
know how TO lengthen or shorten the
pillow gear 50 tia; the pillow viii noz cut
too deep or shallow Do they know
how to put up . rail fence 50 tbs; some
OF the rails VIII not prpjecsat the
TO snag the stocks Do they know how
70 put up . Stone fence 80 II viii stand.
and that the long rocks ought 70 Be put
cro<Swise the fence 10 acf as braces,
and If this Is done il VIII noe tumble by
sestlings Do they know how TO square
. house, Science teaches them that
the hypothennse Of arighs angie triangle
Is esHA 70 he square At tha tve SIDES.
but they have never zen IL app6ca-
ton Of this rule. tins they build . house
pointing every way bot the night way
Experience te2ehes rs thss viii tn
fooe poae . house can be squared n I've
ain1teA We measure eixhtfees q ene
an and make . notch. six fees O. the
other Gn aDA make . notch. n the
ten-foot pole juss reaches frum noseA 70
1otch that corner Is sqoare. tie eeher
three c0eDers txeaaed d the mme wss
WIN b sqaaze. md ahc houa-.Q
fRHr.rm Seu6hu Ronf1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

Now Is the time To set out shade srre<
abou; the house yards lawns, etc No
u should neglect this matter. A farm
house without shade especially one in
u prairie sections. has = hot swelfer.
ing look Of discomfort about il in sgns-
mer. and in winter . dismal air sur
rounds IL. Pant shade trees, therefor
Do IL and your children and their chill
drcn viii rise up and call you blessed
when they sic OF lie upon the grass In
the heat at summer beneath the trees
their fathers and mothers planted: O. ST
within the dqmicile amid the falling
SHOWS Of winter and admire the inspir-
ing -everZreess their hands have tended
II Is hot necessary 10 exPend large sums
of money among the narSer mea 20 -
cure . few young cee& though they
viii furnish m endless v,riesy q sheE-
The woods sre fan Il nice yoang and
AAray native trees that bear transplant
ing sdminhly ueA. and form beautiful
shade trees VIA nOwn- Il rightly
cared lor. Ii Hys 70 grow shadefEeeA
Il psys tie isssFsa ssdmxi6ratios one
feeA IN ~cQltivz&ing the3 ard waxeninz
their growth Il paws 70 enjoy sAeiY
cool asd relfeshing shsds Via tAey
are grvvn- Fen Persoas desire 20 sch
. bone Farm tAeir hasds have ens-
neafed wjeA nice skaAs trees Bu
shooh any deir tede -. Dry wi7fDa
that No @an annus a massey q tne
en- Be mvssEeA u asy wsy tDwssd -
YrOsing sbs nm thns VII Hy Kke sAa
devoted - OUWinG 0uw shadaL
naaf &as. 60k; Rd nsU a
oe2 nE-- i every usy =
- ~Se1aUx
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
o = TAEu AVID GARDEN.

-
To drive n.il. isss hs-d vp-d ~
sipPss< the p~<a.s u ard
-Es.ks T.k~ co.. szAs - h~~ss
spSHSs bsa-~ Hsxssx i n 10 1e<nzs<.
q Always ssarx hrvsa =: nsSAIl ~ 20
u coe cup a ssgxr CO sEE co~-AAi
cup - batter. a.I . hfte nztmrx Nh
Azri <s n.<. thru DsAs - asza ya=-
tn.- b-t;Es< th~n ~ qxtr k<Es 49,
last i.ser
-B~tor. alag up varass Ts-s a
th< orrazri sitA yuzng sr~c. q = h-s;
- thiak ~h~.hrr 10 tug Srv-a sru-s
roe sssBd.s< ~l H. wsA god mas
urn-. Er- Eor~ f-Ss tAas = GrSVr
anti ~s-1lt Most e cay ~rrhar4,
~~rv pizsir4 tao r3a~-sy. Aist ~ fn
rooSs ta,-rtaS- - y. 20 ru& c2cs ots-
II What fertility eSek skoad kass
-Aith0syh batter aas~ J. s~asiy "a
dls>ah&r. -: ~ r~lsh tasi god aOt-
tsr inparts 10 brad uako u zors
h-al;hful tks- H. Brad Akrs ~ouA -
TAr human .sunSh wII d<rsi aassi
ANYTHING Tia; i. sztrn usfk \ rv8asA
ih"agh ~arr~iy ANYTHING tia; 4. 30
Ihi. j. = p,snt whssk TN oeg~rtnss
-zins; the 49, Il butter shoak ca-r
iaily no;-
Mr. T Gr~in~r. in ihs Fsos asa
Gava>H- say, ;hst ih~ -asl.~; Snd gussk-
81 ~sy TO destrOy tb- wc-t. thai gvn-
orally s;Ar; ahout ~. irse ~hsa th~
pssta;o-s arr up 81 ,hai tke ru~- n -
--sn plainly !. by a shor"usk u~ =;
harrow or draS lie pso-- grvz; I'm
phAsis Ep1n this. and i-~it, u far naDr-
es-cti,. than the cuitiyA..r an4 ho-. 81
s-- expense.
Western cor-grUsers t.rsisi A.
planting curn after cum Tls n~sni =
thai; tb-y have hr,si n sorn wkirh "z'-
III. roots. and which lives IN ib- grsuhl
from year la wear. A. It J. not mi-ra-
tory. il existence dep~nd- ga hss ins
corn planted 90 The sam. hsld IN sus-
c.~sinn. Coed hushandry. ~aich Dr.
msnds rotation 81 crops. vii ,herviors
nd farmers # this pest.
The practice IL ~ome ot the 1-si
farmers now i to keep pig ihroDgb tn
summer on gn>-n food. cut and carried
Ia the pens. With = little grain. and
whai milk can IT, spared after batter
making. Spring Peg are thu, rnsde 10
weigh two hundred pounds a; sesen
months old. aud. exc-p; IN the lat
month, they get little grain. Tbs t->,
time 10 eel such pig D. =; the e-g7n-
uIng 81 cold weather. usually N octotSr
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
Guaranteeing seed Germ.

When 8 man offers seed corn for sale
and charges a higher price for i, than
the regular price of orr. for the reason
that it is seed corn. he is responsible To
the party buying for the loss. IL il does
not grow. And the only way he can
ab,olve himself from this responsibility
Is Ia have ii distinctly understood at the
time that the purchaser takes il nj his
W risk. And no one should buy seed
ccrn this veal except on conditions well
understood. There will he plenty of
greedy men offering seed corn for sale
without understanding wha, they are
doing. or being irresponsible for the
damages Some NAV think the meas
ure of damage would be refundiny the
money paid. OF furnishing equal amount
of corn again. This is a limited view Of
the case. II a man sells seed corn and
charges more because il is seed. he is
responsible 20 ;he purchaser for the full
amount of the crop he might have
raised but did not on account Of the de-
feet in seed. II the owner Of seed corn
will not guarantee IL then buy only
where it has been fairly tested. and YOU
hupN ps>iiistlt I'M IL u the same corn.
and that il will grow. Do NO, make
fools Of yourselves in so important q
matter.
As = general thing il Is not safe To
plant corn two years old The fact that
II grew last year is no evidence that IL
VIII grow this year. II never grows
entirely as well a. good new seed. And
Vet. after trial this year. if it proves of
strong vitality it can be trusted. But
we war; our farmer friends abou, being.
in 80 important a matter. caught in the
trap by some sharper who wishes to
make u speculation in seed corn. There
will be enough failures without care
lessly adding 10 the number. Let every
person appoint himself a committee Of
one to see 10 his own case. and attend
TO il closely. vigilantly. II Is an emer-
gency which viii bring out a mans
energy if he has any. Two years z
the Northwest lost 30. 90 bush-
els Of orr from poor seed And
there is a chance for double tina; this
year.-iord State Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
B5LLIDE OF LIGHT HOUSE
KEEPING.


Tie a =1hfly sweet suggestive phras.
But the simple soul who u iursd thereby
VIII make n sprrow for many days
Ia secret Oft viii he moan and cry,
And vote the thing a tremendous lie.
for II means. this phrase that sou nds so fair
\ world of trouble ana toll and care;
And a Wild dfsfrncting wish 30 go.
Away from 10 rlon and anywhere:
speak Of the things whereof I know.
IL means all little transparent ways
To hide away from the common eve
The fact that your bread and butter stays
In your desk: that you bake and boil and
fry
In N single dish. II means 70 try
To hang your garments. the best sou wear
In atoifing bed. tina. last despair
tf honest souls. and. bittsrs~t blow.
IL meansa kftchcny-parior air.
j speak Of the things whereof I know.
u means 10 shrink meath the stern amaze
81 the iordiy butchers and bakers eye:
ArotogiZingt In meek disprai-e
For your modest wants. To rave or slxh
over the fang of the bonghtsn pie.
lis 10 pray n strong. Heay.n-reachtux pruver
For the meal a man p-rOnoubccs square"
And Ia bc once more IN life below
FFec from that peacc-ie-troyfng snare:
lsPcak Of the things whereof ! know.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

mrs DAVID DAVIS do--a't .>-n - master
81 ~ once the grand prgusosi0n. q ;Se
career upon which she hs- entered LcoA.
the ether nnorntnx. abe ot~-rv-d - fear
! shanr BE- able te E-t ca, TO-DAY. David.
tsere'ss great mist r1staS and . u1xt -
WY damp" n. }ud<p. after taking a.
ob-ervat1pn. sasd r~sxss-iugiy: "TAa: tsas
mist dear; RS o1ly cue % Hy sssazs-r
vests tia; ] told The chsnsA~rusif u hazx
out last night
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

iI T. v. PnNrr Der sr-D-s,h -ss
hourly -~sp~ct~d by nys~if AL frs-n1.
Nv physician. VrpuaGs~~d tsy disease Cgz-
sum I.ian. and sad / uEus+ dis it-Ezn
,zfing your Discovery" ani Tet@."
have ss-d nine buttI-- and AZ -oad-Tfgly
relieved ara oov HAic - Tads eat
ELIxAkSrn IHoESrux. NontcnSa. AfE
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

A. tag. are gueksy aA&h3oa~i -gth
10 coIzps~sloa az rslFozds, - 1s hsxr.
irssftc. esthzrttc p4lls. C0afe-~d q csz4s
aRd baby m-dhines. are .uecEly atanso-
Il vita the Intrudarfasn - II. fsFves
Fieasaht Fgfgkfsx~ Fsfi~ts." ~k4rh 80
s~usar-coai~d. snA i-tss iagE-T tAsa ssss
ard .~-1,. b1; canspos-t af tsE1iv cF~~@
rated ve..<Ahi- rxtrA@s By dTss.ast.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

The pudding which should invariably
accompany . boiled dinner to the table
Is made in this WAY: One pint of
sweet or o a milk. two teacups at corn
meal. sifted: one ~teaspoonful Of soda.
dissolved in hot water; add two slices of
stale cake, crumhled very fine and
mixed with the meal: boil for three
hours in . bag, serve with . commoo
sour pudding sauce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

"A letter from Trekee, CAL, Saws:
The people Of this place were aston
ished st IN early hour one moaning ne
Gently by the unusual sight q acrcwd
Of boys. numbering in al fifteen or
twenty, parading the streets in . body.
saluting each Passer-by with the in
qniry: Black your boots. boss. The
boys claim that they left their homes in
San Francisco four days ago. and have
beat their way thus far on nilroad
brake-beamAl They also Hxse that their
destination ID New York. Some of the
gaag are Q1oe yuang. and none ovsp
fourteen vesrs q sss
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

II 10 -~il enough for = phySlraan o. re-
omn~nd eisphaat's milk - pau~n;s. hat
Ia. mex. thing IL - s~rsr- the sAsr~<s %
Q foundry engaged IN its manufacture
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

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90 ~z&.s - 8 AZ.-@ rsS@@ q {
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s .ss r
1880 - $500 81 $500 $50 90
GsI-s-&~ s~~ a. s@zr $780, 49,
= 49, Sa = $500 - - 49, 80
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- tzS6~<ns - - E<% - -
49, $500. So s-~~ 49,. - a. @&a
s-<s z>~r~~~& - $1,000 - ss~
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49,. go zz~s - go So . $3.50 80 -
49, A. - $1,000 E 49, g. Sa
So A. $3.50 49, sssa - / 60 ssza ~&@
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a.. zs~ ~ .sAa 3 = - f@~~ 49, -
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a. 49, @.=s .s~s~~~ as f-@ e. 40
80 49,. as&@ = - 90 - $3.50
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aa sss . = 49,
Be - vs rss al
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
ENVOY.

le who are tempted this life TO share.
Pause ere you enter the tiger. lair:
Consider the truth I fain would .how.
For with hand on hear ] firmly swear
Ispeak Of the things whereof know.
-f.n.1 THrex
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

STfLn 10 tb~ oasv tFsHs - ksat ar
ku9xkss Il - tLks ths 49, - a-lEdr-
= heavy sash ~A ot~cars 49, !gkL-E4
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11
a pragst.s's stsry.

II Belfast. Ne. the vie % TIE Rev NJ.
ilhsy. hs-t n1dsn fos iso years.
Dcrsslf as suddenly cured ~ prayer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

Ma WILLIAM Bvss. tstAg n C9-icsns.
Tsras. r-o~utly tGTs-d hts ~tf~ zsd teur
ehslar~n In tie sane gave. Ib~y al aisi
q measles, lthln TO asys q each o&tasE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

A late fatal Hines. In our own bone.
. s.roriie son 81 nearly twelve year.
bring the victim. h.. called our att~n-
ton 20 what can hardly b~ regarded In
any other hight than . death trap. what
ever NAV have bern the original fnne-
ton Of the par 10 which We Are ssos,
Ia Yrfer
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

"YocR Sda Cure 10 sHp~reyrsfi,n, N
IL fast czrfac ns daagAfSr's rtag vorus.
rkioA had syr.ad all ss,r A>r BODY" Mrs..
T. l. D. Merriam. Blue Hul. Mass Drug
Slsts ks<p n. 81 Per packaxe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-11

Mr.. Isaac {. ChsPuaa. Druggist, S~--
barg, y. Y. wrIts. ~ " haze sor tks
past Ten years sod several Erp@s - Ia
wILlAn Halls BAIzAs Suh raH Ii Sas.
! can say o: 10 What ! can not s@y & &Ey
other medicine. have nrver hard Q Gus
toner spc.s Of t bss b. praise "a virtues IN
u IN . grra: many cases II wboopteE Cou-h
With Tie hsppisss s,~cts- | have s~ed % IA
my ovn family for many years; Ia tar;. a.
~sy, have . hotIts IA tbs medicine cIos~s
ready for use"