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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

Boy. who take = grrs; Interest sna
an active part In cu doaF sports olt~n
bring ne~Il-., illnr,s upou themselves
h, o~Yer-,ryfion and want 81 pruprr
carr after violent exercise. A;tack, a.,
pnrumouia or Inflammation of the lung
frequently occur from getting very
warm and then cooling OF ,oJ sui
denly.
When about a. engage in n game q
ball or any sport that requires continued
activity. IL j. bes, la lay aside the ",i.'
garment. and put IL ct again nh - tho
game Is finished and instead Il sitting
down ,o 'cool or" IL j. safer I" walk
around for awhile. II j. also danger
on, 10 drink large quantities - water
WHEN very warm. n the system receives
a shock which NAV lead Ia sickness
To 20 in swimming after n bong walk
through the hot sun j. also injurious. as
the blood i driven Ia the Internal organ.
from the surface Il III. body. AMI pro-
duccs congestion. and cramps are liable
to occur. which ia many eases have
been the cause II death by drowning 1,
!. always safer Ia wat until the tspdN
has cooled before plunging into The
water. which u generally q! = lower
irm%p.raturc than the body.
Violent exercise taken occasionally
will no, develop the strength ~ well ~
n regular amount continued every day.
II n boy wi>hc, Ia develop biz muscles.
le, him play ball or row n CERTAIN time
every favorable day. Let him cease At
the omcn n sense Il WEAKNESS or
l.-...1...,E.. ...,.- Lilo. IT,. ...s
day he will b. able 10 stand n LITTLE
NOR. cNrr,ion. and - by degrees he
will attain Ia n certain standard. anl
have n reserve force IL strength that
will b" the foundation 81 continued
good health in the future. IL l. nrccs-
AIRY that the grow ne body should have
exercise. Air and sunlight arr ncccs-
sary 10 growth. and active outdoor
spor.s are the means by which their
benefits can he obtained.
Let boys have all the outdoor escr-
els. they can. Ball playing rowing.
horseback riding. swimming. all are
prime factors in muscular development.
and with care and Judgment in their
proper Use will tend Ia stronger and
healthier growth.
The word needs strong meE n well
n wise ones. and indeed the mind Will
develop more rapidly in n sound body
than in . sickly one. 4, l. q grand
thing Ia be able 10 satnd hardship and
%priva,ion In the search for truth and
knowledge. and any man with good
physical strength l. equal tn the
task Of combating the world IL with !,
he has the stimulus 81 A sfruD1 will.
IL, boys then seek to build up in belr
growing days a sound constitution. and
life will be more than doubled In value
Ia them--H q. Ian Gseson. H. D.. IN
Harper's Toung People.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

peaceful ~ before. The aighs grevs
apace--the stars fade daylight breaks.
As the sun comes up the wagon move,
on in way and the brook aud the camp
and the cottonwood are left behind.
YES. IL was the howl of onc woll
providing about" whisper. the emixran,
to himself rs he wax. beside BIZ. wagon
and cautiously scans the prairie.
THREE hundred feet 10 the left j.
coiled a snake. which dart. lie veno-
nous tongue at the Ruling wagon. Half
a mile beyond lies the dead body 81 the
Blsckfoot- swollen. dis,orrd-a horri-
bic sight under the light Of the morning
sun. Overhead circles THREE or four
yul'urcs 81 the prairie. and creeping
through the grass come the lsnk. hun
cry wolves tn the feast. The wife
laughs. the children frolic. the husband
rcyains his light heari. Night wrote
the record Of the serpen:s in the sras..
and he will never read it-Defroi Free
Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

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Our Young Readers.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
BABrs LETTER.

Herr IN this castet you may bchoh
Soms thing morr precious 10 me than sold.
For the csumpied scrap of paper there,
lpciosinE . trcss OF soft. bright hair,
And peuctied over N c~uanin9ly.
ls my wcc Rrandaou's letter 10 me.
Wher. not I'm vain did his habyhopd
struggle To make himself understood.
a world Of odors. and hight, and sons,
such NJ to infancy belong.
sccm part of this ,cttor; for. don't you see,
Ne u Just as sweet NJ q baby can b..
10 tpink the darling needn't iaurh-
MARKED lines like this nj q year and q half,
VII hta birsaed own little dimpled hand.
Ana scnf them To mc out OF Babyland.
Ills words stu few. he scarce has mel
~ hitting ones for his purpose yet,
but thu love In his ALLOWING breast
Beyond expression IL hero expressed.
Jhese comicsi crooks and awkward angles,
And twisted lines. like thread In sansIea.
ARE riddles. riddle. that grandma guesecs
10 tc storms of chokinziy close carcsscs.
And what was ever more plain than this
Circir. his mother labels IN kiss"
n prophecy OF loves new romnncc.
NtiogIng The old to remembrance
This letter shows clear as a Heavenly ray,
Inc angel side OF my mortal way.
ANA crowned. ] behold my grandboy stand
IN The sunnicst summit Of babyiand.
Louie, y. Bovf, TN HSts Audke.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
Hsw Boston Newspapers Were De.
ceIyed.

Here IL . mystery. in the announce
men's of Sunday services in the Trar-
cHer Saturday afternoon was 4 notice
that Rev. Brooke HEREFORD would preach
At the Arlington Street Church on Sun
day. and the text and the subject Of the
discourse were given. Al the church
on sunday morning there was no sign
OF life except the presence Of . ngmber
Of persons who waited in vain for the
church To be opened. and were not sat-
ished until IL was proved To them that
a. Mr.. Herford would not reach Boston
from Europe for nearly two weeks. his
preaching Of the sermon announced In
the Arlington Street Church on Sun
day. September .. would b. an impo.-
sibilify. All might have ended there
with the verdict that the announcement
WAS . mistake. but this morning . 70
port appears Ia the He,oh which BE-
gins:
AT the Arlington Street Church. 10
the forenoon. Rev Brooke HEREFORD
preached upon the Christian Value 81
Business LIFE taking his text from
Proverbs 1xi:E: Seess thou man dbl
gen: ia his business, He shall stand
before Kings The preacher bgsD."
etc
And then follows 0 haf column re-
port Of the sermon The advertisement
% easily accounted for. bot via; about
the report Of the sermon, Herr ia the
best explanation that can Be given The
Commercial Bulletin had In is po.ses-
son . copy Of the sermon in question.
which vas preached BY Mr.. Herfosd
some time last spring. II was an
nounced last week thar the BnUsfsa
would publish the s~rmoa In fall on
saturday. Prom thai snnouncemens
must have come. 10 some vay. the . %
ssce b . the sermon would be delivered
% sunday. Bot bow about ske reporr
Ise ooly way 10 accom-: Tor that q hat
The Herald. possessing . copy Of the
Cemme,nsa, 6sizess q sesurdsy. made
. neat abstract q Tie sermos. brouGas
tie tine a :ts delivery dDsn % ds;e.
afser the laskioo of recent Paris sef-
mons eceivsd By cable. sad published
h-bossos Journal .
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
Royal Routine-What the Princess 81
Wales Has 10 No.

There must re q good deal Of same
ness in the royal routine cf existence,
after oil. was struck with this in the
Princess Of Wales as she was driving
along the sweep which extends from the
Marble Arch at the Oxford street en-
trance t. the park to the gorgeous
statue Of the Prince COnsort on the
kcns ngton side. In response To the
bows and s~alutstions OF the asscmblage
she bows her mead. first TO the right
and then to the left. continuously.
There Is almost no cessation in the ex-
er,ise. 1t is part of her duty in life.
And the bow Is . study-a wonderful
medium between listlessness and cordi-
Atty. The features remain cutie smile
less: there is no suspicion Of the smirk
Of the popular favorite of the footlights.
for instance. But the eyes are full of
interest rs they light or every passing
face. and it is impossible TO entertain .
doubt tha. one has been bowed to. dis
;inctly and directly. BY the Princess.
This Is what so enchants people-not
only people Of q certain position in life.
hut the poor people. the hard toilers Of
the busy town. who stop on their way
20 have q look at the dear Princess.
There seems almost As keen Q look Of
interest in them upon her face rs she
sees in theirs concerning her. No one
can sec her without feeling An admir-
ton for her.
But one who looks beneath the scr.
face Of things must know. although 50
nall l.-szn,htal Vl>e Ah,s = ~~lr- ~De;~~
ont the ROYAL part II can not be that
Alexandra really feels the interest her
features indicate in every passing
stranger who bows "a her in the park.
And { must be Q considerable depriva-
s;on to her in the WY of talking with
those who accompany her-,his con-
slant bow;ng. Yesterday her eldest
daughter was with her. and also one of
those cousinly grand German Ouch
sAeHsemi-royA-ove OF . visit. The
l61j&S VNNeneauced to helpless silence.
tor 90 confinu6dU WoE1&nkaoda's bow.
Ing ale could not 6nd ~1o1so
them. and 10 duuht q r. eoofraxy 49,
@ustfelorlsssGk ghtsc eavsE1ew ifAe ach
cher when tho great ooe cah takD %
part 4ow snpas ao6 GAag1He Alsx-
sndra's tollees afU1D agoi 1lWaN -
eeaG compact - fiml DuRine II hoa
weatksr d Azhsn vuoriSe sinple
washiag prisas - - park Yeoaesaay
the sky was Blfghtly ovsgease Cd sAe
wss appropriately are0ea n ~ SIX
With small brocaded 1pWeU = nn1nnl
coldn. Sc wose . dry whlle tnes hoa-
~. With b&ack spoeno4 - vU1l Her
appearaacs q gidiiAne0is - q -
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
The Hat.Sneak Extermlnator.

The genial Will Wilson walked into
the Office Of tho Argus last week and
laid on the polished mahogany desk .
little instrument made up Of q coil Of
brass wire. with spikes and . spiral
epring.
Will compressed the wires by laying
q book over the top and the moment he
let 60 out darted . dozen pointers as
sharp a fish-hOoks.
Ibid you." said Will. did you ever
in blind confidence rest your beloved
tile on tho hat-stand of . country hotel
and find by a mysterious dispensation
Of Providence it had gone. while in its
place was n greasy. napless head-cover.
ing as old as tie hills OF Hebron"
ALAS. we did" we sighed.
We'll, here you behold An an,idots
to all such future Affections. I call is
the Magical. Tragical. Melodrsmatic
Hat-sncak Exterminator. I've applied
for q patent and expect to make . mint
out Of IT,"
"How does IL work.
"Why. you see, l wind the thing up.
These claws all pile up in . bunch
This wire sets round the leather lining
of the hat. The moment . man puts L
on his head the spring is loosened and
all these prickers drop on to his Uranium
like the toc-nails Of . mad cat when
she's clawing on to the window cur
tain"
1T must hurte"
Hurt, You bet, First time I tried
it, thought I'd . died With laughing. I
was 1t the New House. Danvi0e, and ]
eet the trap nice and snug Just before I
vent into dinner. Well. when I got
into the dining-room I vas disappointed
to find only stranger present. and
he was sn elderly gentleman OF great
responsibility Of apPearance."
"'No 60. this time : murmured. as
I SKINNED the grease Oh the vegetable
soup.
The elderly stranger finished frst
and left the room.
Presently there was . veil il the
Office which lifted the tiles Oh the roof
Of the house.
II ran out. There w The stranger
clawing his ears, trying 20 pull my Eat
OF his bald head, while team Of anguish
- big rs Boston beans coursed down6
furrowed cheeks.
~HAA clark Vas parslyssd
"S0e1Ail Shoused. let ne halp
yoaL'
Thea tseasE3y Fisg.
got he has q n hsed 90 -
sHsy. Seat, Thsse - eeess
unser tie chair yoaAW! Hit hin -
fAs poker
.fhel ~ q 0nsW 1G auok -
they were bod % scasoa 1T thsy newer
lound out The ruse."-8r0sviss (Lnd.)
Arg.s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

"A woman af Stnfford, Cona-,
dreamed thai she saw hAekusaasd kiss-
ing > certain nciyAbueis Ne. I'd she
a~oke and sssaek Mn aesuas Dc fsos
and broks ~ nosc No , nowAeso
safe-AU0~
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02
VALVE Of Q Big Hotels Refuse.

Il have just let the contract for the
swill of my house for next season at
$780," said the manager of large sum-
mer hotel to a Journal reporter this
morning. The price is very low. and
there seems to be no reason why the
contractor should not make 81, 900 clear
out of the deal"
''How can he treble his money!"
Because the swill itself is worth q
least $1,000, and then the dishes he
picks out, besides the marked ones. are
good for $500 more. Why. do YOU
know that at one of the Coney Island
hotels, where l was formerly employed.
. man was hired for the express pur-
pose Of sorting over the swill and pick
ing out the dishes?"
'.How do SO many dishes get into the
swill?"
''You should get into the kitchen of q
large hotel when aush comes. Every
thing ~goes-spoons, forks. knives and
dishes. Generally the silverware is
marked. and so is returned by the con-
tractor. The walters are very indiffer-
ent. Why, do you know I once saw .
waiter with . salver full of clean COB
~. which cost SIS 90 . dozen, actually
&JUGGk10ae ito the broken glass barrel
70 save him u 1xeueasAk Setting them
On . shelf. The destruc65e61ntsr.
Ing place kitchen during . ruah Is tSfe
ri6le. "-Aioany yosr~oL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

THg oer,rsl figure o. . es--oos %
reoen; number os EsT>rs s1k!J 10
q shs,f q wheat. rsssx ffora shea
are two fgur>s-Cerss and D~a;h The
former IA psssisz . loas Il esssa 20 he
family tahls. aba. -hich are Sxsssret
the happy s,;hsr. mother sot ehsl6rss:
the LATER 10 pourtsz sieohos upoa ,hs
psossr,.s sorn Of . drunkss fsfAsr.
while the mother STA hs~xrresoksn-
surroun6ed By Der nzx-A ssrv.ez
babes I; represents tie voxk Of The
nIIi and the Sill. scd he p<tuss 10
nos. ,.utssul = rs ts--s6ss reality
Tie min bseds asA a0rxsbes asa
sre.x,hecl ~hzs Tie Other lexrs1es.
ueakses and ces:soyA-wsx<,s Ware
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

COLLECTIONS sess;ng In all oveT oss
shousand dosisrs we're taksa up ~ The
Temperance nessnSs skra Miss
Frances L Willard has rcss:ly eees
hoiiing IN California She -ss sruay-
" oxsi % take this fcs keS osn n~~~.x
dies xDA Ne. bot she prs1~msd - ks<
+ 70 - eassy @ tss vosk Z
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

kose psprSkarss ga. . See.
@as So s~ru<k.son. -s<sxki.x
6ss fs.s tS~s - fo<< oil
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

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fCoea earbsg 20 Q eus.o9~s ~
mas sofde1 Aad ELEVATED has ekss
whsa tks ssssrsssd towss sas spp1r
90 hs ssos - sossesd fron shs ~
ssd ssxsa sesiag hss . asdasS
ssst>s kd nsstskss . so<tts
bcle I'D IL a fo< - hE -
A, ~sppisesssee Il gsys
- %. - ssrz~
"A xogt1 CO tf~sa sr~s-.Ey
has . aeg t11p!bs. aA~rs e~sp~r.s
eA1eare4 N9es.s~kSa aeA~1~u.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-06
M

COLLTNS-FOLLIS-In Superior on Wednesday
evening September 18th 1853 By 4. C. Brown l..
ESQ Mr.. James Collins and Miss Fannie FoIlis,
all Of superior.
The TINES extend congratulations and wishes
the young couple prosperity and and happy
journey through life.
BISHOFF-FISHER-In Superior at the resi-
dcncc Of J. F. Bish0f Sen. Wcdnes lay evening.
the Sd inst, by Rev. Mr.. Richard. Mr.. \. +.
Bishoff, off the grocery firm Of BiShotf Il son,
and Miss Isabel Fisher, late Of Lake Lyndon,
Mich.
In this case all Superior joins the TIMES IN con-
gratulatious. The ceremony was witnessed by Il
few intimate friends and the bride in her robes
of spotless white looked very beautiful. Later
in the evening the band serenaded the party and
were.invited in 70 lunch and otherwise remem-
bcred The young couple were the recipients of
many handsome presents among which was ii
beautiful full set of ,silyerware pre- en'ei by the
young friends ofthe contracting parties. They
start OUT in life under very favorable skies and
it is the wish Of the TIMES that no cloud may in
teryene to darken their pathway
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-06

We call attention to the large
double column advertisement of |.
Freimuth Il Co., of Duluth's Metro
politan store in to-day's TIMES. This
firm carries large stock of fine goods,
and if our lady friends cannot find
what they want at home, we advise
them TO visit the |. Freimuth i Co.,
when in Duluth.
We understand that Mr.. Eads,
of Davenport, Iowa, will soon open a
real estate office in this town. We
are glad of it, for we think that if all
of our real estate dealers will pull to-
gether a little, they will be able to
start the real estate wheel and get
some desirable property on the market.
"A small amount of money will
buy a nobby suit of clothing, under
wear included, of G. w. Willis, at the
B. o. c. H. in Duluth.
The room for the new Jewelry
store is being fitted up in a neat and
tasty manner, under the supervision
of Mr.. Robertson as carpenter and
Messrs. keaough Bros, painters and
paper hangers. If the show cases are
not delayed, the new firm viii be
ready for business on the 10th.
Fresh oysters and very nice ones
at NEIL SMITHS.
Anything and everything IN the
way of gents furnishing goods at the
B. O. z. G. H. of Duluth and large
stock to select from, G. w. Willis
proprietor.
Mr.. Charles Lord tells us that he
gathered little over 400 bushels of
blue berries this season. That is a
good many berries for one crew TO
pick, but if the season is favorable he
expects to double the amount next
year. Mr. Lord has entered and owns
this public berry orchard.
Rev. Mr.. SIeight made a visit to
Chippewa Falls, this week, and tele-
graphs back that he will not be able
to return before next week, in conse-
quence of which there will be no SER
vices in the Episcopal chaple to-mor-
row, morning nor evening.
Mr.. Charles Soderland who has
been confined to his bed and house for
some three weeks by an attack of
rheumatism in the feet, is able to be
out again with aid of crutches. He has
has had hard time of it, and his feet
are terribly SWOLLEN even now.