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fnsr.s EIfss 5sfs Tssz-.
ESSAxs>ss la-t August for Australia. un-
Ut0eNeomeand and sole egn,ru' Il
captain B-rnari Gillhoy. re.eh~-i hsr
tde<insinn istt< ANese eAsuary.
Ihe h~i,iesss.a i oSly d. i~r'
Lepth. A log ws. carefully krp; b,
tss Captain. and the follo~ ing j. 81 es-
Tract: ''Dory Pseiis sailed from san
3t5yS1EsEpcOW
sal, .]s1,t "a . ~a-Ia IlSstsEG
J o1asE.Ts hisis n.pss3taSI sss
againjiEf
harpoon aud spcsrrd several. bur could
~, 81 AhxraR - slepi one. two
and thnz1SrxeGne IN III. after
J prtsGM ~ &dAI 10 rig n scare
crow ;o keep the sharks away. On
November II spok. the bsTkeniine
Ircp,e br,LS from --fshiti epTssptrn~7
eAre Jajcp!n,ci Inkitidn. 1isiaSsI
enssd $500 mo 20 ~, OK
DDS 1sss i6ssnil-.. R@@AeN
ktbW f-iatfts ottbPs E+ffH
DAYS af;srwuFi.dN ~ evening. a heavy
Sea struck the sfart0ard side If the b at
and turnet s~srs-fipEA VI. N~Hrr
uDdrr her.. I'm 1a-ne up on dSothsf
IdesaSA managed to catch hold If he
ruddsr. Took of nv oilskip and fan
nes lire psy saict psfetain inside
-lAe boaiSLel -sl2lLesI 10 toLll-
faihom rope and made q drag. After
ward righied the vessel. - IN. w"is
over again. Bcfons fssstI>F isnsfSa
second time she itt.dJSk eoiRd@
Inises from ssndyA~Pe. Lest two com
tA.ss aud shc rudtr. The c~oal-oil
sgot haikssl shb1hekeeai. and ] could
mol eat The 1aft6r. Threw il overheard.
\ swordiisl.-guca the i.~a, in the boa
and cnnesis bssEhsk HyTG
wooden pump and baiIei her 0ui. Hal
= Christmas dinner of canned beef and
alcohol. Was about exhausted when I
mapsgcd TO cath a -ca-fdm1 For scr
aal day' fedpsfbHjl. lAsps
s ana 2 on Ga, <, s.sssa.se;sss gs% a'
Eat. and considered myself fosLrna,e
when ! sighted IN. ship Albert vit,cry.
and was picked UP in latitude ~ ie.
.grss.s lensisisJA dcsrye. ssAT
aAddidops adrpsnfs -tste thatdsPa-
cifc croshf thc 1hc IN afr.ff- hS~p-
tsnLer -. in longitude 1876 degrees
wr~t.s The Nittcry took the lone ma
riner ABOARD. and landed him At May
h'rvn-h, Qn,errlsad. TLantbtp6rts
state that he was taken down with ~
ph"id fever rs.,n after hi-cTc-s,ie. FI,b-n
rbly~ the result II his rxi~Sir~DCOI
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

The so-called Gould Roads are the
Wabash. Manhattan Elevated. Missouri
Pacific. Missouri. Kansas & Texas.
Texas 4 Pacific. Hannibal & Sc Joseph.
International & Great Northern. 81. Louis
4 Iron'Mountain. ST. Louis & San Fran
cisco. The Vanderbilt Roads are New
York Central. New York 4 Harlem.
Lake Shore. New York. Chicago & s..
Louis. Michigan Central. Canaaa South
I'm. Chicago & Northwestern. Chica.
go. St Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
Philadelphia 4 Reading. Cleveland. Co
lumbus. Cincinnati & Indianapolis. and
(as reportsdl the Ceatral New Jer.ey
-CHscooo Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

THEY were talking abou. the cases al
smallpox that ere alleged IN prevail over
in IA Antonio. One of the gentlemen,
who has just returned from San Antonio,
Remarked that there was not much danxN,
As the patients had been isolated. Ms.
worrei Atherton, who thinks she knows
everything. spoke mp and said: 1T don'l
make any difference how many times Won
baye been isolated, il Il donr take."-Teraa
Sifiags.
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Lhk.f H0USE.



Men are Ike houses. They are fiafs.
They. too. have trickS-wfthin their hats.
They ~ 'norfgagcd. hammered. nailed and
HgpTci.
Md basp rbom-aiiics. and their ir,sri.
Hsntf iesyf tcnanfs. and, we guess.
\ mHf haerrn aunfs. more or ir--
Roth have top stories. empty quite.
aud each doth take carpenter right.
UouSe- and ucn Of ancient iasrs
IaveRsuny3rfis asfsrok9ugnsts
u99aR qfk1tB - stand. WIN stairs:
Men 20 Nf shnnc. both nff-I repairs.
Hun@sAsAaAh<a saA plaster, Men
Arc rfnsfrrcf an with laiiier when
They shayingS have. They' re- xbiuxIcd. too.
I pom their maD's hard roof 20 *
y house well built will ssttte sggstr.
\ man well billed Will -esfte- run.
Scafioids ON houses hang: but incu
Hang on a scaff,sd Oft again.
! Mike IL man a house @. wood
l"unSeAsgn hAa fnf r,ories sooa.
both VIC trssst1 n9 pecdlsiow
For e a,snsng nueh r. kHiOs.
800 Dob. ALkkot ma Pysss.
IT, ANh VANaSp- ~
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-Pru. j. p. STEELE. agricultural ed
itor of the Mobile Register. thinks the
southern States admirably adapted to
raising hogs, and that by the new re
tngerating inventions pork may Le
saved ut the South As well as anywhcre
else. The longcos;inased warm wealth
er is favorable to fattening and cheap
pork. since hogs a not bekeptupa and
warmed by stoves and woed fires in cold
weather. and it is expensive to warm
them by hea~t-producing food like corn
and peas He thinks pork can be made
at less cost in the South than in she
North.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

BOARD fnii % NAILS Is The wov. ~e sses
saw.-E6chaage.
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TIN best thing I ever read.- exclaimed
book reviewer, rs he peruscd his upcie's
viii AMI found that the lamented had left
him . snRg beqreSt.
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"ff ism tAas I caro about . listle vosA
nov, said . lazy tramp, sSbaf ] am afraid
NJ ooce bsgintD earn my ova living I shall
alwaysbe expected 10 do IT,
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A SEASIDE belle having left her bathing.
shoes oae OF the hotel window 20 dry. the
town ape announced that the hotel had
erected new awnings Of . unique design
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IT has heen usmarked that every miner
knows his lode. hut the history Of the riss
and fall Of h toy Pisscl has proven that
every minor doesn't NOV his load--CAf
ca9o TSzes.
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Tn WAKE Of . vessel is newer celebrated
N. j. Adrerfises.
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On Of H. swestsss p6ceuW a dn0nu6o
sco0o0y 30 pa b1seking Whihs aseAp
tnGo~ evoa1 49, tAsvueA 49,
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Soo;hes the lungs c~oavuIs~i wfth a eszxh
Pixies toothacbe drop. cure In one minute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

CHICAGO calls itself an Eastern city. and
the law c6ers us no rdres<-LoseH Cifi
Sea-
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WeI& -, 90 = s1srsezs a6&sr fze
- ksr-s&ts- -. fF4ar~sz ia2fa. s
fr o rxss - 49, ss@s fr - aa
tts-r % a<stt~r sa 49, g. -
ees.ts"s~s sfsQ
% f~ s-sss EF ss 81
eufrs- ~usa 81 s-s 80 80 -sas
AL a.. h~s@x s 49, 49,
o~ ~r s- a@s Rs~ -
v~.i-a hT asssxszs WA 10 q ss.
hss~yf Ssri Asst ~NA 80 s
isS YlsFs~s frass "a stssaB 81. "a II
go ~ aasE=ty ~4~ @wr $500 4Es ss-
sg.--9s
80 snse~zsa-ev tesasFrf~<tF~ ~
t. n~~.r.-~sa< atr - stsTs- sas~~~.o
csasA a hr-siA - I-n-INfrag Es
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~ ta.sv. fsssa - 80 sss. ss>
sz~ - ~ 49, - rah=F~@z sN~s -
r@s.ss hs=@-se~s&-~s-<~
tssN assias sssFs - s@~f-sNsr ~e $50
49, $780, e - assrs 49, NF@
st=s <s-s~=s sxe& ss-. 1880 800
A. vas ~ ssssa u a-ss@ - 49,
So la $500 n-s~ h ~. Ss.sfs@ 49,
80 - us Sss~s - fsess $500
60 $500 cssss 90
sssa-saE t- Eseestes. aEss as~sasassess ~
asrsa~aA q - ga go - Ffsast q Is
s.dsA 90 sss&4s~ sssa . sa~sa b. 1850
~aAs ssass 49, - ~ ess "a =
80 a-eafs $3.50 80 - e~~ifSN s@s&
- ~gis-
Asess 80 e. 80 - - -. - = - =
$50 sa- ~s-sssa tee us uasss s@hasf -
- @s tA q 800 - u~ ~ssss~sss 1919
u $500 ~ v~N . sAtR@ - ~ - -
80 gees Eshs - s-se s~s0e~ ssfs~~ -
ss, 80 . -ah-~. -ss~
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s~ssSsE bs al A~~& l@-A .
REST s--s ~. ss.... = o.-. r-ss
OPIUM .wa's.vsssss~
-. $500. aas--..sa As@
A.r,t. ws~vss
Nrs.s A.s sA ~tfsss @is ~
ecc AaErk a feas 80 A~h Trsus s~i
9o0S @sss- sAs, sHss~k.S~s~ss ..
FREE! gaws. az
esTmss kwn-sAv~ sss.sAU~~s
ilal0 49, 49, - $3.50
haIk
.u4rHHa. $3.50 - e So $50 "a
Senn wtte-s s-. s.--s sy.s.
ss".~ -s.aE
voune mn 'r..=.-r:
sress'~~ N-rs SnssnRv& 'sseHs
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AAasNnn o.~pss.s 49,. ss~~S q. 70
MIU
payAAIAlINIIoMs s=-.,.s.. =.
$50. s ~ ~ esn,sI.E
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S:ss' sT
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10 .ss r.~s.fsSs. 81
&c LsSSsss q sss.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

A singular combat between insects
was witnessed by a Traveller in South
Africa. Pursuing n caterpillar was q
host Of small ants. An ant would
mount upon the caterpillar's back and
bite him. Pausing, the caterpillar
wuuld turn and bite anil XIII his~iors
mentor. 'sAfter slaughierinS n dpsen Or
NINE ~ hs ~perSeeutors tkN ea,crTflIaf
showed signs Of fatigue. The ants made
n combined attack. Betaking himself
Ia = snlk Of grnSs ths caisrpillar
climbed up. tail first, followed by the
ants. A. soon rs one approached he
seized II IN his jaw anil thrcw 1t on I'M.
stalk. Thrants,, setfhs ffat the cater
pillar had too strong n position for them
Ia overcome, resortsd 10 strategy Hkey
began saving ,hr9sgh .lp grass stalk.
In a few minutes the stalk fell. and
hundreds Of ants pounccd upon the cat
crpillar and he was kiifra. and the vice
tors marched of in triumph. leaving
the foes body on the field.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

ESsNSsSss IL. assy.&s. fsGs s
ssd Szy.@y<r3a hss trspea as~f1Izgs
i-s. hie~t p0na~s. eAs-s r~s.vr. AL
In4-st s~sr-a.ta~s1 IA GA 10 pE~s-S-l
sou css f-~.~a, tns.s~ir ss1r o. e.
y zstiss car~ 80 s~rsfsis ssi sxpAAsfseE
ds Dhs. MAX Atn~ss. sxsszs AssEa 9.
dy~psIslx. 81. Ia a. s~sP~aalls ssE
snsns a. H. digestive ant artkafy atEAs.
ADJ nrqss ssus- la s~&&4a< 49, "a
rniui sns t--;y l. al -os5sTfsi. tsss
.s@r = rhs--fs "a r~if~vnr an rss,icsi ssf
Essnssl distr-s< q gss~siy~sr1.a. sss~i
irsissrt'srs- u maxi. fk~ ola e.. sassnE
sGsi hss u ta.auz h~aize. say~xxas
asri siEor 70 every spnSsAl u<sh-~4s-
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m tree ~ confess. a. the thief -
marked when Re turned States evidence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

A GRANGER whose name Is Bob Shield,
Was moving the grass in hi, field,
BY q snake he was bitten,
And he has just written,
"St. Jacobs Oil has the bite healed"
A lame Chinarnan on the Pacific,
or pains and aches was prolific;
He limped all around, =
Until he had found
St. Jacobs Oil, 'he great specific.
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Great fiiuirk of iixrofH.

-
Instances are on record whcfe An.-
werp horniny pigeons have averaged
upward Aof n mile Il ininu,o during .
flight lasting iuur hnursi and thrcc-
quarters, or more than siNty miles an
hour for nearly five hours. A MOST NJ
markahl. rsrc was flown from x. u,fe
10 kclginm tn is6J. The distance IA pa
miles, nearly $40 If which, was over n
country entirely new 10 the birds. OF
the POO birds liberated scarcely twenty
reached home. Those making the trip.
If they flew in a direct Lnc. must have
crossed the Apennines near Monte
Cimonc. where the mountains are be-
tween 5000 and 1000 feet high. and
the Alps ear The ~. Gothard. where
the lowest passes are about 900 frt. IL
is more than probable. however. thatihcy
rounded io the westward Of these
mountains and passed by way II Nice
through France. The inst bird reached
home about twelve and onc.half lal.
after bsiug liberated. The greatest dis
tance ever flown by = hOming pigeon
was maie In 1879 or lSsD from Madrid.
Spain. to Brussels. Belgium. n ,lisian, Sc
Of LOO miles. air line. In 1875 iheie
was q grand c from Rome To
Brussels. in which I,o6G birds took part
Only sixty-two reached home. In this
county one of the longest flights on
record Wa made in 1850 from India
napolis 10 Jersey City-630 miles by
Garfield" n silver ash cock now
owned by George V. Crcsson Of the Red
Star homing pigeon club.-khuladcieliia
Rec0rd.
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. HeIi.y. S,i-,,, . A.rs-s sd .
A zNlssSk-


a x.i,., w,.-,, v.r,s !.
r1A n~n
h -
! TIE Story Ola Drean-
"a
a., + h as'I sr. - ~ ,'sss "a
/ bou"sils. makes tut a d4Shi slirrst40n "a
Tbs order g TIE surd.fSsi varies Tie sra-
funrn, considerably. 0rss - no harm IA
T.a IA. ,.9n-y; !, - ali ,si.s,
thsre Is non"y rnunE 41S5ae world = f"Tn
. lever hs which . 49, OF humanity
touii IL iiit-i. 10 q 800 extent, out -
~. i-p's. q s.rt"w 49,; Money
~. Some cacpSEeEuH<sssrs AZ
dat in,.@S&'s va
i"rro~ and yD0Aos thoss
70 Scrs Ta-fy sFs&Sk~ssrsT-, ~an:
60 ses vni ssssSA 10 s~k shs aa
Tsty~lil ssksns is< ess ~or' via sss.
and tsat aw serd a. SURE, 90 IL asoAy. IA
imi<~uni"us fellow met q rich arQgsfui-
loan. said, Friend sini'h, ~ soa bad Ten
dnAsrxSalrsr pocket aud ! waste wk yes
! for erstNe Of five. bow many - D.
main In your pocket" Ten dollar. u
d, snrs;'.ryvTfs nInS-y--ya
and ku'Nv~ morr to par
by any such rul. 81 subtraction.
See, saIi the i-fst--sniuas man thus
~ r-tercd. He was aide u owe. IL" was
one ofts. Nics~Ler s'rt 49, waiting
frssasoAAiYtngtsYA 3o~fSkS spsss
P">to Sho sre ~ ttxS THE t4~ses
ven ~ se'tshS daAs4 1hsF - n.
But diseases do noi heal thems.ivcs, ani
to late isgJr Vi tu3 IA o!t"sasIs is ost
e. their t3rrss ss 1ah,h ssuetNeoTr tp n.
hsh = ses, lpissser nlsh,
life. The cure Was nth them, a. 10 IL nigh
t. all who read this medley. These para
graphs tell ,hs story, asa patient penisal
~itpsnss 49, ~felAshke-sbssASiS
and<ssrAAA eAAs&en1s tsO mo 1te
the conupdrum th. sooner Tor ? bat upon
all teyht Ass1 AHsa esstSey y<xsl tss GAA1
WorasS ~usstfvDN&O ~ ~
light viii dawn, We said, aud 80 IL will,
~ l~ixstSfFHF ApArkrJp~ A.isttAs shsi
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ls-usAsA No
will call him. IL. was yrry sick. Con
sumption had fastSvStNs fang upon him.
lie had long nsgk~tNiS ~ sssi. aud laughed
AT the idea % taking anything for i; when
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-01

the date-;rcel-.Ma Mamma, il I eat dates
enough will I gro~ up 10 be an ~afnanae-'
-
Two GOOD signsS e. Waterloo O5serv-
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f@sx -tEs -
II M@ sf kE4 1883 IA
49, -saE - sa@4s sa.aaza
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Railroad Racket.

The estimated cost of the rnilr,s,l
to be built by the Northern Pacific
between Portland and kalan,a.
thirty-nine miles long, Is q, ,~n',o ,oH'.
Some Trouble is Gc;ng experienced u.
Mu!lau Tunnel on account Of q How
0f water from the root, and there H. N
frequent falling If tic sOttelietl rock.
Willie no general :ave is Imminent,
the h p<ss.ii'le.
TIE suit Lake 1r;Lwmc says that
''ille Oregon ShOy, Line will hlnn
open up y country into wbicl, ut
lsast la. ON people will 50 his year
"A country containing :t','ax,. .'Hk'
acres Of wheat land aud mineral lcl,s
- extensive as all Colorado
The New York .Nw.kh"l.|.r pre-
dicss considerable decline in l'nion
Pacific stocks, owing to the fact the
southern Pacific and Northern
Pacific lines sre al,e:dy powerful
aud successful compositions for -
heavy proportion "f the "vt RAND
traffic.
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kncw. anything about what Is going
On In the world.
She laid her head on the easy.c',ais
aglinst hls head and murmured /:
How do love to-. rest my head
a9ningt your head Augs.. ux." "DO
you, deersst ::''asaid he. '.Is it BE-
anoe you love me:'' mo, because
it b % mise and s0lt."
"What kind Of . picture would you
pse(es; mis-" inquired . photographs
q 0f . young lady customer. "Well,' u
W. the reply. take me with an ex.
pse.saon % II were writing = POEM
q love-"
At the marriage Of an Alabma
Whoever, one of the servants wa
osked Il BIZ master would take q
bridal tear. dunno, sah; when old
0'sellve he took . bride to her;
duuno II be take bridle tn DE- new
o0e Or not"
Talmege says spanking child1en
shcu6 b done coolly, quietly. vjgu-
roasly, and With the aim to let the
OSs OS0A O9SV 1UoO SO09G JUStG
hearts. 0r. Tslmage displays an
l4noeanee Of anatomy which II de-
plosable.
1t h said that the custom Of max.
Ing New Year calls b on the wane.
This year ''best society 10 New York
merely hung out baskels." TOtravel
about . city all day, In . suit hired
S0f the occasion, drnf ping carlls into
. basket II about - Wild and hila-
riosls fun - to cit on . fence and see
your best girl 70 by with smother
fellow.
The following explains the differ
euce between "luck" and ''chance:"
You take girl out to the theatre aud
discover that you haven't \ cent in
your pocket. You are, Of course.
com pelled to invite her to IN oyster
saloon after the performace. She
refuses for some reason; that's
'')uck," bat the ''chance" n a mill
lion to one that she will accept.
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a Universal Language.

4 Russian priest Of the Greek
Church, who recently made y vOy.
age round the world, gives 1t ~ bis
inlpFession that msny yeans will not
elapes before the English language
win Be spoken by the largest sections
Of the human race. 1t promises to
become the basis Of universal Ian.
guaGe, sh0uld we ever have one. At
one time It seemed ~ though tha
Latin language was to become uni
verss), that waS when Rome was
mistress Of the world. In the last
century the French language was
used almost exclusively In the
polite and learned society of every
natiou, - we'll ~ In oil diplomatic in.
terehsnges between the courts of
rival countries. But now the Eng.
liyh language n made use Of In the
general business Of the world, aud IL
che mother tongue Of myriads Of peo-
pie in every quarter OF the glooe.
There WAS an old saying that spanish
was the language with which to ad-
dress (iod, Italian, woman. French,
men, and Gernlen, hogs. But like
oil wholesale sayings, 1t was vely un.
just. since the old Greek. there II
no langllaae 80 suitable far every
purpose ~ our own English tongue.
DcNs0xesf'x .nOwth!I.
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The champion light weight-A
(Smbrtfge ton Of coal.
Natures Grstuity - Morning tip
ping the hills with gold.
II you wish to l.Dok on the bright
side 0f lie, do nat associate with
fools.
The happiest men are ut mem-l.e-
cause they know they will not die
poor.
Souse men are % lacking In hospi-
tality that they will not even enter
tain an idea.
In-auger-al addresses are dOulstless
% eailed bsca,lse they are - often
b0Tes.
II b said that David ravis cannot
draw himself to his 1ull height with
out lying down.
A servant girl In the top story Of .
mammoth hotel kolleu nearer heaven
than che thinks.
Hiris are more courageous than
men. They are ready TO made .
llsatch with . fellow twice their age.
An ex-peise.nghter never dies.
When he leaves the ring be opens .
saloon and oUtlivev all bis friends.
He isn't much ofa man who can.
not 6usl In himself all the symptoms
spoken Of IN . patent medicine A.
n1anaG.
The mania for a1u:teratiou b 40
grrat that you can't buy . quart of
sand and BE sure that & is not half
sugar.
When the bsnk stops payment4
nowaalays, there b reas0a 10 believe
that sossie OF it, officers 00ght to be
suspended.
''Why r. . young man like . ker-
nel Of corn - asked . young lady.
''Beeause," said anothesP''he turns
white when he poi,s."
Dr.. Hewso0's ansestiou that SPAR.
rows have suseltpox = PF0bably
tue. They have 6een . pest In this
country for so0se yearA
Nothing will check REDUNDANT
marriages II Mesu,eodom but . fail.
urs IN the supply a women, b the
way Tie Chicago 1Ssses pats i. -
Swear "a. On keeping your ~
per 70 yo2sse3f Ill the eve9ing, and
then wondering Why your vile never
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RAwLINs. Wyo., Feb. alt be&a1
showing Aonday afternoon, and
showed iucessantly until last night
aecompanied By high winds. Rail
load tIalI1c b ot . stand still. AZ
trains On the LoS1mie 01vioiO0 0f the
Union Pacific were abandoned 10 day.
The railroad company is sending oul
snow ploWS aud . large force u men
to OPEN up the rad. The road will
b cleared to-niGht and to-unoSTow,
% that trains viii run - usual. The
storm, isGenesal throu9hout 6ootbesn
Wyomin9. Serious feass are e0tsr.
tained (o1 stock. especially sheep. M
repn6to from the county can b he'd
at thiD time of the estimated loO.
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CHICAGO, Feb. &-IDQuisy 6 the
Westesn Unio0 Te)egSap6 Con tany
q 10 O'Clock this fbCcooeo shovdthet
a1l oomm0n3cotioa 0aot aDd Geuth
was cut o6about 0i1night 1T n(ght.
A noesl1g s)oot Seog0 - lD, o1olod-
i1g soot6Ward % IN uDk1oW1 H.
ta0eo and eastward % 0ullh)a. iThe
WiroD became eaesusted aDd WeiG hted
With iee, and beRnn eolng doW2 one
by o0e, TIL 6 dayllgh6 The city
W1o pgoetioo)1y cast a, a0d - eqg36-
Ming at g. Louis ID lbo 6ooth0osl
ard swoeping eastwaT4A jee!o4inQ
ill t6o o00nlIy osot a tho Ml0o0Il
rivoe aod soat6 a. Cheyoono a1A the
great Akoo, eo00o01e0G600 o00b40ot
be hod. Al this hear oaly 90 vise
= Woeking betveeo Chieaeo and New
Yosk. Evee that = uDdse heqeeot
intoeIuptioo ho0 hgukoa WieoD 49,
segoaD e aod thooe Dot beokse eaa0-
Ing ine1tyjeaboo ooohasie0. ToA6d
TO tho dl0culties of The situation
trains eastward sro blockadod. Ihe
Snow = not vssy deeP, hot = 10-
p00o0 a E4l0 Too0d po1tje5oD Il 4oot
throagh which ~ Wheeling = BIKE
wheeling thToagh ssn6; - that lsa-
discs With men % repair tha: :bCoken
0ee0 ea0n0t - 0o0t lok
All nesoaGoo ueeeivsd aso suaoet
todelay. u6lateh0 . the ADoel bed
Pres fto9 WaGhjnGton, New
Yesk, Cinelnnati and * Loaie, 4nd
~ tsiheteey PoiDts, aze sotiseoyeut
o9 The te3egsapA eaopasy tor-
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ooing 1be The Undoa Pacific.

WAsaIH0T0x, Feb: IA cooa-
mon1eoe1On no0 the Cosuna1Dtooes
g Ra!lsoods TO the eceseeaIY o. the
Inseriof hes been reesived. IN vhieh
S3s.a Sne n..;uss W.8 ~ toe s1s sssS ~. ~
Ss..s.s Ss. es"S ~ ~. ,Sss1. .S.sss ~
SsnN".s ~ ~ ~ sMs.:asx,I~ ssse :, ~ :. ~
s,; s,; -sc". -. ~S. ~" . HA,Hat .n
~ ...S .Ss sn,,ss,... e IT. CcSe...s'
~. x'S ~ -, S1oS~ s ~ ~
:sTss..s. :s1r% H~s y A@ctI @ .rs .Gsss ~. ".;. ~ ~
80 IT,. n.s:s. 80 C.~cr.S H.ssS.
S ~" ~ - ~ U1 -.
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Ltfa0tou0 Telegraph Company
lIARRlsBCRG.F Feb ga bill in equity
in the case Of the commonwealth
W.. the Western Union Teiegrapi,
Coml.any, the hearing Of which was
refused iecemtly ly tlsesuprense court
has been hIel by the attorney gene
rxl Of the state in the cUurt Ut cOnl-
mon pleas and served an tie mana
ger II the company in this city. The
bill makes eighteen complaints and
requires the COMPANY t. appear
within fourteen DAYS or judgment
will lse cOmft.ssrj. NJ 0rsler 10 yet
issued by the court :s,,sl no time for Y
hearing has been fixed.
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The little pioneer narr0w-Eau9e ts
steadily working westward toward
Oetlen. Work an the grade between
thfs city and salt Lake was s,,s-
peuiletl IN as,roumt Of the ftosen CON
iiiion Of the ground, bat will SOM l.e
resumed and The managen conf
IDENTIFY expect that ibe connection
thrDa;zh from OGDEN 10 Denver will
he made BY the middle o. April.
The Oregon Shost Line will ''e
compjeaetl 10 Wood River Junction
durisg this week. and rrsulsr trains
viii run 70 that paint s'.on aiter.
This Vim greatly reduce The time
l.4wecn the oulsjde wOSjd and the
Wood River eountry, = thege Will
then 10 only absst eight hoen, star
inr 6rrm Napjes, Of Wood River
Juncaiou, 70 Haley, The county seae.
A man VIM reeds . work Of 6ctio6
viii 1T nOvel jdeas.
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SAN FRANClsCt,, Feb. 3.-The M
vain has declared . dividend of twen-
ty.live ce0tS.
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Another GOOD MIN.

SAN FRANCIsIND. Feb. ?-Char'e0
u. bunker, the cOlM,Niss OlDer Ut i'm
migration Ut the state, :sm apln'imtive
officer, was arrested tonight on three
warrants. each charging him with
felony in a).prOpriatimg to his own
uses sums collected ~ fees Of Ollice
and due the state aYgregating e$3.-
O0l Bunker furnished hail IN 0l5,.
UUQ His office has recently baen the
subject Of Investigation BY legixla-
tive committee. Bunker and his
friends claim that = full inv stiga-
tjOu viii show that there has Oeen no
misapprOprirtiOn.
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BsRLlN, Feb. 2-ElnigratiOn de-
creased l6OOO in 1859 compared with
that Ut The previous year and III. ~
emigrxnts passesl through llamourx.
Rro0nan mud Stetten. mostly for the
United States exclusive Of g sso6 fOr-
eixners.