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, 1883-05-17
EOTiTg0N or CROPS.

After thirteen yeaCs OF practical eX-
perience in farming in Dakota havo
odoptel the syalem Of rotation Of crops.
find that system proves moro success
ful than the us,lnl prnctice with most
farmers of rsisipg thesnmc kind Of crops
for year3 on tho same -p0S OF ground
Il il wcll.uscrt,duci fact that cer-
tain. # not ell, plants 20 inpart to tho
soil through thuir roots II portion of their
iuices. The soil surrounding the roots
of tho oak tree is iapregnated with
famine. The POPPY oXudos through
its roots asu5etaucoana,oEUus to opium,
pud tho roots Of auv plaut growing in
water will soon randot it tarbii. 1t,
therefore, follows THAI by continually
planting the s,nlo kind Of Grain on tho
sane ground for several years in sue
ces.ion, there viii become lack in
the supply Of the ingredients Of plant
fool, and the plant Will not be maiH-
tiucd in bealjhy growth. From this it
appears that tho reason why crop, il
constantly grown OH the same ground
Tor series OF years. shows Il yearly loss
IN productiyeness does not a!iso from q
ropielon OF any aubat1uce, but rather
hom exhaustion. Plants, although
n,Gde up Of tie soma primary elements,
yet different spcci,s rcuuiro them il
~idely.v3ryipg proportions; hence, in
PRACTICAL view, it is evident that n chango
If crops is requisite 10 successful cult
vatic. Various couraos or systems of
rotation ia farm crov. ore uraoticed. NV
method is to put in au equal amount in
area of corn AMI small grain, and change
crops every alternate year. 1 find it
more successful and profitable than tho
usual mode adopted. Immediately after
NY small grain IL harvested and stacked
plow my stubbls ground, tuning un-
der the wued7 and Grass before the seeds
corao 10 maturity. This leaves the
ground in god condition for corn the
beEt season, and also makes less worl, in
lis cultivation, as early fall plowiug is
one of tbe best mpthocs Of eytsrminat-
Ing weeds. The following spring I
plant this piece Of ground to corn, ulnnt-
Mg ny early as the condition OF tho
Gronnd and the season will permit. I
marx OIL my Ground with q corp-rnarker
one way, and p,ast L with Il two horse
cor.plamer crossvi,e of thsso marks
thereby leaving my covn nla1ted in rows
both WAYS.
lpret.r to hoyo il DIonted in royvs
hoth woys instead og l,ilIny u !, an,
way, as L find from exnerjepco that Il
yieil. en-
, 1883-05-17
UppC5lte UtnjrQI Hot i

~ n compound Of the virtues Of sarsaparilla,
stilingia, mandrake, yellow dock, with the
iotlido of potash and iron, all powerful blood
making, bl0Od-cleansing, and lile-sustaining
elements. 1t is the purest, safest, and in
every w1y the most cttectual Alternative medi-
cine known or available to the public. Tho
sciences Of medicine amt chemistry have
never produced so valuable o remedy, nor
one 50 potent to euro all diseases resulting
from impure blood. 1t cures Scrofula. and
all scrofulous diseases, Erysipelas, Rose,
or st. Anthony's Fire, Pimples and
Eace-grubs, Pu5tules, BlOtches, EOils,
Tumors, Tettcr, HUHors, Salt Rheum,
Scald-head, RingWoFr, Ulcers, Sores,
lsheumatiSir, MercUTial Disease, Neu-
ralEia, Fem&e Weaknesses and frregu-
larities, Jaundice, Affections Of tho
Liver, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, aud
General Debility.
BY its searching and cleansing qualities
it purgeS ont the foul cOrruptons which
contaDlinate the blood, and cause derange-
ment and decay 1t stimulates and cnivens
the vital functions. Ii promotes energy and
strength. 1t restores and preserves health
1t infuses new life and yigor throughout the
Whole system. No sufferer from any disease
which arises from impurity OF the blood need
despair, who will give AYERS SARsAPAEGLLA
u fair trial. RENE mber the earlier the
trial, the speedier the cure.
It's rccire has been furnished 70 physicians
eyerywharn and they. recognizing its supe-
rior qualities, administer it in their practice
For nearly forty years AYERS SARsAPA-
RILIA hos been widely used, and it now pos
seSScs the confidence of millions of people
who have experienced benefits from its mar
vellous curative virtues,
, 1883-05-17

Mr.. d. Rogers, rounlerofthe new town
Of FerndaIc. on the NooksHcE. has lad
out an addition the townoi ahoat ~
blocks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

We note ~iih great satisiaetion the
d~cidcd prgrs ~ Temr~rznc~ prn-
eiple. in many parts Il the c-as,u.
The plans 81 action did~r. hu, ali tesi
Ia on. dircCtion. IA. ditainuitua a iAr
liquor traffic Htgh-prc~i iicvn-. srr
advocated herr and el-~wh~re. This.
SAYS the Nal snf SuHrs, "rsiscss
ilss number q grrgg~rsesto \ mtnlnauSn
and nj N. same Tim. sii.rnursg-. ,hc
sale If rum without ~iiccnsc. sinc- "a
gives the holders "a iic.ns. = poCuniaTy
motive To proven; Illegal eomi-,iiion
II = liccn>e ccs; si.0o &C si.Sn IN
New York the rum shops might son -
r.dncs-! Ia one for ever So of Is,pals-
tion. and the elande.Iins dealer. wsssld
be lrSs numerous than At prr-nt 10
cause the llc-n-ed dealers wouli spm.
bine Ia drive them M II the bus s~.s Z"
In the State of Georgta "a. Is-ai
opiion law II said Ia t~ working well
This j. n thoroughly d,ma~sa,ic meas
urc. IL allows the voters IN q definite
district la determine. by n majority.
whether or not fiqnor may - s,ld \
Law oftha, kind keeps the subj.st IN ron
slant agitation. and ih. NOR IL b. d-.
cusscd The morr clearly Il apf-ar- that
the traffic j. hostile To the wcliarc 81.
the community.
Some Arkansas people wrrr Vers
much surprised the other day Ia .c- q
III convicted aud fined two hundred
dollars under the Especial Liquor
law which forbid. rum sellins within
two miles II an academy. Tbt, ia pc
culiar feature. Within two miles II
any church j. another provision. We
would ike 10 scc such a Law "a this part
81 the country. Hut they mus; ~ GIT
ting ahead IL us In Arkansas IL ,hcy
protect their schools 80 c~iicriuall, M To-
forbid the sale Of liquor within two miles
of one.
In Arkansas the new Lava enables the
majority os the adult inhabitants. male
and female. by petition 10 srcur- Pro
bibiiion within two miles Of ans church
or school. except in cities Of che first
and second class. II allow. native
wines.
Ohio submits W prorosition.t for the
votes 81 the people nj the ncNt State
election:
/. The General Assembly NAV ty
law provide for lcsying special ta,cs 90
assessments on the traffic in intoxicating
liquors. and shall b, Law provide agains;
the evils resulting thsrrfrom."
=. The manufacture and traffic In
intoxicating liquors in ,hi. Stat. la i-
used A. n beverage is forever prohib-
tied"
ELECTORS DESIRING tn vote In favor q
the first proposition shall have az their
ballots the words: Taxation 20 iquar
traffic. Yes and the electors desiring
la vote in favor ~ the second pr"posi-
ton shall have on their ballots the
words: 'Prohibiiion. Yes"
Under n LocslOpii"n net passed by
the Legislature IL Aiabams. Prohibition.
at nm election held February -. was
carried in Calhoun County in tina, State
by twelve hundred maioriy.-X. j.
Otscrrer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08
HUMOROUS.

The fault Of the animal: II do wish
cattle would grow larger sighed the
81. Louis belle; my shoes pinch my
feet"
The sailor is very much Ike his
ship. When either go ashore they are
very liable Ia get broken up.-ihdnieI-
phid Chronicle.
Liberal landlord. "What are YOU
doing in nv Backyard" Irish tramp
engaged in mcnding his clo,hcs-) Il
was jisi a gaiherin' in me rints. sorr"
Ella Give years old. who has
broken a Window Papa. dear.
don't beat me: subtract il rather from
nv marriage dowry."- fiiegerde Bat
ter.
IL really was puzzled what 10 dofor
the best" said our own Mr.. Rams
botham. 81 was quite 'on the corns
Of a duenna,' as the saying is."-N. J..
Journal.
Investigator wants To know
Whist is good for cabbagc-worms. Bless
YOUR heart. cabbagcs. at course.
A good. plump cabbage will last several
worms = week.
-"How do you like my waffes?'
asked q society belle If her guest.
..Could not be nicer" was the reply.
Ibid YOU really make these your~elf''
..Oh, YES. indeed. l read OF the re-
cipe to the cock and turned the patent
ii0ur-sifier all by myself"
"A five-year old. who went to school
for the first time, cape home nj noon
and said to his mother: Mamma. l
don't think that teacher knows much
..Whv not. nv dear?" Why. she
kept asking questions all the time. She
asked where the Mississippi River a
Chicago Tribune.
The pawnbroker takes unusual in
tercst in his business. The mariner who
casts the sounding lead has great depth
Of feeling. No matter how high-priced
> may be. they can always be
bought for q cent. II Is astonishing
how modest an empty pocket-bcok Is
1t shrinks from publicity. Book
Keeper.
THERE'S something about your
daughter" Mr.. Wanghop said reiec-
tiveIy-..there's something about your
dsughter-- YES" said old Mr..
Thistiepod. '.there is; l had noticed il
myself. Ii comes every night AT eight
O'Clock. and il doesn't get away usually
till about eleven O'Clock. And some Of
these evenings I am going IN lift 10 all
the way from the front parior 20 the
side gate and see what there's in IL
ENQUIRER: You wish To set Ar.
Snaggs and his next door neighbor tn
fighting. Easy enough some dars
night jus, take . load Of ashes and
oyster cans and dump them in Snaggs'
back yard. He'll lay II TO his neighbor
and sling 'em over the fence The
neighbor1i be msdder thsn . candidate
for once beaten by n vote, and viii
sling 'em back. Then things viii hum;
law suits. pulled Doses and bloody beads
win result. and you can sit back and ses
the fun.-K. =. Post
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

ure. buf The other. that lovely woman
On the right. Come and introduce me
Immediately"
And the next moment Arthur hssi
the pleasure II hearing ne handsome
Colonel lngcrton introduced to his wife.
and Offer his arm for . promenade.
Why was IL, although he ioined thu
widow o sfter. and played t;c de-
voted. ~ usual. MI fhc evening". thaf
the Irritation had lost its srst? Surehs
Mr.. Sutherlasd was not very far goae.
for that one evening VS. almost -
cure. But when II cent On this~ay1r
two weeks. and every evening be- saw
the handsome Colonel bending owe his
wife or clasping her In q waltz, Il J. no
wonder that when onc evening Belle
entered the room. she found him In her
old position before the fire. his head
sunk moodily ON his breast.
..Why are you not ready. Arthur
she said lightly. pausing before him.
The carriage Is waiting"
Il am not going" be said, without
lifting his head to look At her.
but why?" she said. buttoning her
glove. and trying To speak in n careless.
steady voice. though her heart was on
her lips and the quick tears in her eyes.
rs she saw his Responding attitude.
Why" he said. at last. raising his
stormy blue eyes 10 meet her. ID you
suppose IL is any pleasure 10 me. madam.
10 go to these parties and see you, even
ing after evening. all devotion 10 anoth-
er man beside your husband and giving
him not q word or glance"
Il had been her cue. then. fo answer
him lightly and scornfully. as he had 80
often done her. but her woman heart
failed her. and much to the disgust OF
Katie. she threw herself at his feet and
sobbed out:
20. Arthur. I can't stand it any
longer. It's all n joke, made up be-
tween us to break you from flirting.
Colonel Ingerton belongs Ia Katie.
They have been engaged for years and
she told him how to act. and. u dear. l
am 40 sorry il you are really angry with
me!''
Then. of course, he raised her and for
gave her. and Katie. from her hiding
place behind the curtain, shook her
dimpied fist at them. He was not pun
ishcd half enough she thought. But the
lesson sufiiced for his perfect cure, and
that was all Belle wanted.
AFTER this. we will stay at home to-
gether, darling" he said that night.
mo. no." cried Belle. who had also
learned a lesson. Il have been silly
and selfish. We will divide the time.
Three nights out Of the week l will 60
with you, and three you shall stay with
me and the children"
And that was the way it ended.-Bdt-
Ions Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

An old writer. Sir Walter Rsicigh.
who fourished in the sixteenth CENTURY.
thus di>cour~cs. in prrtiy strong In
glish. on the vice II inicmpsrancc:
TAKE especial care tina, you delight
not in wine. for there never was any
man that came Ia honor or p~refcrfneni
that iored il. for II tran-forme,h q man
into n beast, decayeth health. ~po;-one,h
the breath. ies,ruyeih natural heat.
bringcth . msn's stomach Ten an artsh-
cial burning. d~formcsh the face. rus-
teth the teeth. and. To conclude. msksth
. man comfemptihie. snon old. and de-
spi>ed Of all wise and worthy mcn:
hated in thy servants. thysrlf and thy
companions, for 10 IL . b~wftrhing and
infectious VICE: and rrmcmi~r nv
words. that il were better for . man tp
BE- subject ,o any nc than to IL; for all
other vanitics and aims are recovered.
but . drsnkard viii never shake "a the
delight of beas,iine>s; for the longer IL
po-.esscth . man. the morc he VII de-
light in il. and the older he gro~.th. the
more he will be <uhtrc: ~ 81 FIR u dull
eth the spirits and d~rstroyeth the body.
~ ivy doth the old tire. or n. the
worm that e~ng.niereth in the kernel 81
the nut"
Wisdom repeats herself We qnN<~
Sir Walter IL The sixteenth ernisry. He
quotes Anachar.is Il the sixth. The
first drzugh; ~rve,h for health. the SEC
oud for pleasure. the third for shame.
the fourth for madne~s-' Rsieigh Inn
proved upon thi.. for he adds: Bet IN
youth there l. not 40 much n oee
dr.ughi permitted. for j; putseih IRE ~
fire, and wasfeth the natural h~st
Al! experience confirms. the ssun<.se.s
Of this declaration. .Th. sooner Thea
beginness 60 help nssurc the ooner VII
she forsake thee. and thou trust Fifo-
gefher 10 ar"-ExeAaE2G
] CAV NO BETTE uirsynAT the
neart work II . missionary, and gre
you . glimpse into home and ssrsss Life
than BY refafing 10 you hr;efy . psrt a
ooe .fiernoon's experiences. fofs<s s~
the LITTLE oars carrying home beer
under fathers q mo<h<r's ogj~rs.
while ve are eso<hinx them and iench-
ing them the svfui sin u using t. ]
have seen the old mother take The hcet3e
from % or husband vho had purchnsed
IL for her. bat ! nrves realized there ~
such dspth a depessis, amoax he
children until tkis s~4sernooo a vksch
speak Soe far from where The krew-
erses are doing their terrible and D.
m~or.lixing vork ! n~s Np1p Il bcys
abd girk. Thy gsfS<rd ssvuad Ne
until thefe vas . grcst eruud. and ]
sxied % talk with them Tbey were
reekjax with the FUMES Il fohares sd
Eqeug. ssd al tie While he hvys and
girls were vseselfak. psshing ssd using
FUagA dang 4 Esate Seflov ahoss
&ves caoe up and tAky Gid OF IN
M. Jim. yos was drunk ssstno1fsse
aixha" Tkes Jin's hrnsher pg1 b -
s1peafzsce. NsGExxisg under the HIS
Goee a driak Laa Sasur3ay I lcuDd
nsaEiy evesy ose a tie girls fafhe av-
~ schnol-Aha lensadu c1ss1. -
CkirsVe Csses Ssgssi
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

Nose Schaumbury hsd loaned Sam
Binxtom seven hundred dollant As
Moe had not seen Sam on the STREETS of
Austin for several dsyS. Il occurred %
him to call n Sans hoase and ind ont
how he was conisg on He did MOI -
Sam. but Mrs Bingtom v.s ~ hoane
She looked very sd. and bad banek
rings around her eyeA
4 an h great Distress Mr.. seAsan-
burg"
..fat nash de nsstery
sNr. BEnxspo has 3ns hi mind. 81
has been taken out into The country"
he have doe zDseey mte yuo
70 Ply dos note vhas comes due ssz'
%. % Nr. ScAanubuEY. he - Mt
erazy enc1eh % Do thsf- He he's Ia
bst NJ ressoaisg tac~ltjes esfirsly.'-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-08

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"A Talk With . Dude.

At high noon a youth emerged from
the Brunswick and stood for q mo nent
in the brilliant blaze Of the April sun
lisflessly buttoning his gloves. He was
languid, somber and inert.
Up and down Fifth avenue stages
rumbled and roared. and carriages
whirled. The doors Of the hotel
slammed necessarily. brightly dressed
women tripped by. men strobe briskly
to and fro, laughing nurse-maids led
groups of frolicsome children to the
park, and even the cabmen whistled
and sang rs they went about their work.
1t was a cheerful scene.
The youth did not seem interested in
anything. Men who passed glanced at
him somewhat contemptuOusly, or with
palpable sneers; women looked admir-
ingly.
He was narrow chested, and his legs
were lank and wavering. On his head
was . bell crowned English beaver, with
a mourning band two inches wide, and
around his neck he worea collar of pre-
pOsterOus height. A drsb covert coat,
such rs Englishmen wear when riding to
q meet was buttoned closely about
his far from robust figure. The gar
ment was so short that the ends Of his
spike-tailed coat fell far below il, pro-
ducing q weird and eerie effect. His
trousers were 50 tight that the Uneven
contour Of his legs inspired pity. and
his feet were squeezed into long and
narrow shoes. Over his breast dangled
. single glass. and he wore English dog
skin gloves, the color of ripe brick dust.
He held 4 silver-tipped cane under his
arm. and stood with one foot far in ad-
vance of the other. His hat was tipped
back on his head. his hair brushed for
ward At the sides, and he displayed evil
denccs Of vapid mustachc. But the
most noticeable thing shout him was
the expression of his face. He meant
to appear naughty. Instead he looked
insolent.
He was o dude.
Presently another youth swung around
The corner. He was Ito counterpart Of
the first, and their attjr WAS precisely
similar. even 10 the mfck-duss gloves.
They approached each other solemly.
and then the newcomer drawled:
How me yoa. my braxe boysF4
"Ehs Oh. l cawn't say - I'm too
hgiskL dont chew know? Tn freakish
tesdsg.r
"Yan look . Bit queer."
1as. I've been In the eati1g-house
here tRyiAg 10 worry down . BIT Of .
chop NH some some shandygsE. How
ere youps
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tab this mawuiAg. tAea tooled ~ rev
cart up Aeasenae.' and bad . good aP
petoit for breakfast.ns
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"Yaax"
See you 1t the oluh, htGe
Upon which TIE NEWCOMER. With .
fsce expressive q great exhAnstioa,
aDhed away. Tia 6Fss youth sin
Stood in front q Tie hoeel md Ea.ed
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