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7NHE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CARE
\ FULLY to notice the and enlarged
scheme to be drawn monthly.
SS-CAPITAL PRIZE. SIS, 5,OOOEa
Tickets, only %. shares in proportion.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co.

''We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and SEMI
Annual Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and in person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good faj th
toward all parties, and we authorize the COM
pany to use his certificate, with fac-simlessof
our signatures attached In Its advertisements. :"
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
r, ,,... 49,,

That Husband of Mine
is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Rsnewer. 81
Druggists.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
Terrible suherings.

irehl wbo Fierce. ce. Buffalo. N. VI have a
Bottle of vo,,E suffered terribly. / purchased a
aresnt y 3Gar "Fayorlte Prescription and, as
VI 'ls use, she Is perfectly we'll.
b. p,o.., j BAILEY, BuPdett, N. Y.
'Peasa'vgt, e Golden Medical Discovery, and
and cure or urgatiye Pellets" purify the blood
9HstlpaIlon' mat
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
krDNrr-woHr AS A SPRING MEDICINE.

When you begin TO lose appetite-have a
headache, q pain in your side, back and
shoulders--to toss about at nights In rest,
less dreams-wake in the morning with a
foul mouth and furred tongue-feel disin-
clined to go about your work, heavy in body
and oppressed In mind-have fl of the
blues-when your urine gets scanty or high
colored-tO suffer with constipation, diarr-
hGa, or indigestion-hav pasty, sallow
face, dull eyes and blotched skin-one or
all Of these common complaints will eer-
tainly be evidences that your liver Is disor-
dered, torpid or perhaps diseased. A bottle
of Kidney Wort is, under such circum-
stances, a priceless boon to such person.
Bare assertions of proprietors have come
to possess less force than they frequently
merit. The cause of this condition OF popd-
lar skepticism, is, In tile main, to be found
In the fact that charlatanism covers our
broad land. Meritorious articles are too
frequently found in bad company.
The proprietors of Kidney-Wort always
prove all their assertions, touching the
merits Of their preparations. When we
affirm, therefore, that Kidney-Wort is
specific for just such disorders as have been
mentioned In this article, the proof, too,
belongs to and shall follow this statement.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-15
SIGNIFICANT SPRING.
A Dissertation Upon It's Ad-
: vent and It's Effect Upon
Mankind.
..rhe green lead Of.he new come sprlnqn-sAek

''rbe green leaf Ofthe new come Sprtng"-ShGk
Everybody recognizes spring, when 1t Is
once upon us, hut many persons are not
familiar with the exact date of Its appear
ance. Webster, the world-renowned lexico-
grapher gives us definition, which may not
be Inappropriate here. "Spring," says he,
"is the season of the year when plants begin
to vegetate and rise; the vernal season, com
pretending the months Of March, April and
May, in the middle latitudes north of the
equator.
Thomson in his "Seasons" and Shakespeare
in many Of his works, have, perhaps, no
peers IA describing 1t, and yet "etherial
spring" is freighted with malaria, "that in
sidious foe, lurking unseen in the very air
we breathe" 1t spreads over the fairest
portions Of our lands; brings death and dis
ease to thousands; cuts of scores upon scores
Of our children and youth, as well as those
in advanced life. A pestilence is regarded
with little less apprehension, and people
everywhere are asking "What 10 itW
"Where does 1t come from 7" "What will
cure it9'
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Tup -p-a-a--S-s-
- LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
O. GOODS.
Dp,, SIIhAWBRIDGE 81 CLoTHIER,
pLHs IN DRY GOODS ExCLUsIvELY,
+ieHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Farmera nnn ntnnra

6s.i. Farmers and others
BY wbj55L q sgenteel lucrative agency business,
sddraaSo % to $40 day can be earned send
Con ( rs 81 once, on postal, TO H. @. Wilkin-
YorF w., l95 and 1877 Fulton street New
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ture for Educational and Charitable PURPOSES
with n capital of d, 900, 000-to which q reserve
fund OF $3.50, 900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part ef the present State Constitution
adopted Decent ber I'd, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State,
IT never scales or postponeA ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
monthly.
FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS ID, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
APRIL 10th, 1sS3.-l55th Monthly Drawing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25
Milking Three Times q Day.

McsSrS. Muller aud Jones. of Ger
MANY. have been making some quite
extensive experiments in milking cows
more than the usual number II times Il
day. BY milking three times a day a
slight percentage of fat j. secured that
would be- lost under other practice. In
n experiment reported. II the butter
were worth thirty cents \ pound. the
butter from the two milking> would be-
worth fourteen dollars and from the
three milkings eighteen dollars. accord
ing tn the percentage of fat found Ia De-
secured by the extra milking. The
question arises in this instance. i the
extra money value secured worth the
labor expended in securing il? This
will. Of course. depend very much up
on how the COWS are kept. II they are
AT pasture the trouble Of driving them
up and milking them. and driving them
back again. is not altogether measured
by the labor expended. but the loss Of
the cows from pasture. Also the inter
ruption of men and women from their
regular daily labor are serious matters
on a farm where long distances sepa-
rate the hands from the cattle. Then.
again. on the dairy farms If this u
try the great bugbcar Is the want 81
good mixers. Few men can succeed
in dairying who have Ia depend on
hired help outside If their immediate
families or connections. Men hate To
milk. and women a not do IL where
large numbers of cows are to be
handled i'm n reasonably short time. In
the old country. where hands arr nu-
merous and tn be had for the asking.
the burden Of three milkings n day may
bc imposed without creating a riot. but
in this country il would not work. The
chances also are that such frequent
milkings would tend to dry up the cows
for the want If distention IF the uddcr.
This If course applies tn cows in the
usual condition. When a COW j. fresh
and produces n WELD that threatens the
safety of the uddcr and that il evident
IL painful Ia the cow.it i well then To
relieve the uddcr by one or two extra
milkings n day. and wen then il l.
scarcely worth while tn draw the udder
to the last strippings. but it would be
better to take out just enough To relieve
the udder from pain.
Under the ordinary conditions OF
American farm life. ~. are quite s"re
,i,at the extra per cen Of fat saved by
one additional milking in view Of the
Inconvenience attached Ia its perform
snce would not pay the dair, man Ia
practice il. In view If its effect IN the
cow. we would be- slow tai recommend
the practice. ever if it did pay.-Imcr.
icun DlirVman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

> ssa 40 ~@ A. s-~ 49, n -
sssza sns $500 - - 80 @
1880 . - ~~~ =
zr - . .
go 49, - 80 = - . = 80
49, So ka 49, -
En@ - $50 Fs s "
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rs ~s ~ e.
49, al s - - ~a ~ = b.
49, SEES b. $3.50 80 -
F@a 49, - s
a. - ass 49, us
ss ~ EA - $50
~ v ae-@s
$50 . ~ @s $780, ~
. 1 So $500 As
f a~ - ~ ua. 49, $500 -
~ - $3.50 80 - s -
- tas - v 49, ~ a7 $3.50
- 80 a@s@f 49, - a = -
49, ~ - 49, ssa 80 1850 80
t~s Esz b @ 80 s
81 @4a 49, "a A~a s ~ -
sa1 80 rs - s . - @a
49, t~a ~a s ~ go .
49, =F bee See = =
sssF a - f *a=s - 80 ra@
f8aas f-es - ~ ~ 1880 b .
.as sshs sH @s.sss 80
49, nxss - 1~e ~~ 80 =
49, a SEES go sffeS - 49, 49,
t - r h@EA
eas O. B. sas @ Ne -
gsaasA 49, s
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25
Copper Not Poisonous.

NJ. Galippe. n French savant. has I'M
dertaken to clear copper from the I'M
just imputation under which il has
labored Of possessing poisonous proper
ties. He has been experimenting since
1875 upon dogs with yerligr;s. blue
stone, and various salts o. copper, and
he has come to the conclusion that
copper ann cause fatal poisoning"
And on its being objected that the
emetic effects of these substances prob
ably saved the animals liyes-dogs
being particularly susceptible { o the
action of emetics-he courageously pro-
ceeded TO try similar experiments on
himself. having all his food regularly
cooked in copper vessels coated inside
with verdigris, and he feels none the
worse for it. Furthermore. he has over
and over again found copper in the
liver and kidneys of persons who have
died from natural causes: and his analy-
ses of wheat, chocolate and other ali
mentary substances have revealed the
presence of ininitesimal quantities of
copper in their composition. These are
facts, he SAYS. which should not be lost
sight of in making post mortems Of per-
sons whose death has been attributed
TO metallic poisoning; and he believes
that ignorance of them has led to moro
than one sad judicial error.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

-
Colf hrv.ssax .hosii hsxin A. the
birth Il ih- colt. h~~zu.r b. ibrh ~
.,inetissf. .hox. b.. s-sr ox tinfii;s q
man. With shcuii - 'hra c~unspSssir
dixipai-i
-Th- rursn; worm and rusS hug
msy D. d~es,ruyei ~ = .oluiton g ess.
bplic sesd a ts~bI-F~onful IN i"o "a
krnso 4 ~Atsr.
4 question e Tits 90 death otirn
hang. ut-n = chsng~ e fsarrls u -
a guss!. old-f.-hiuns-i uls "a .;ck e.
Ihos- h~z;Prodiseihg g~arIn~u's uuiai
they sirk Ia y"u-
New h~i. e r~aspA~r- sbould D
planted ven early IL yun have any
t.ni-r kind- thu; s-rr covered lat fail.
they .houIa - lifted up zad tied a.
s;akr. =, .>Dn - III. weather = ssiil~i
A correspondent # the frGsrs
Furner .crk. go dscouraSs ofchsfdisi.
from prse;icing iop-grsi;ing. fos ihr
rva-on that cutting oui n-srly on~-hsli
OF the top srri"t.ls inIur-- IN. vitality
Il the inec. lie think. bow-v.r. thai,
In 49, IL very youns tree Thu, nisiho-i
e grating might y b.BehciaL
Prof shelton. 81 the kan.as >tata
Agricultural COLLEGE, holi- that the cui-
tisation Il such crops "a broom corn.
hemp. flax. ami. psrhaEr. castor t-ans.
whirb furnish bat little. II ANY. stock
feed. will ultimately Lead "a ~-rluu- c''n-
sequence. ia the los II fertility sustained
by the land- ~ cultivated.
Herr q. y good way in co"k canned
lobster. Spread ih" mrst On n platter
and pick out the coral; ruh The coral
smooth and mix with 1.-THE grated solk-
81 ihr-. harf-boil-l egg mincc the
lobster meat fine: make a batter ofm,ik
and -four and one or two egg. l+a' all
the Jumps out of the -four. and add Tia.
lobster and coral L. this. You need
-four enough Co make the batter tin
enough Ia hold the meat in shape. 80
that ynu can form IL in round cak'- aud
FRY. Use either salad oil or clarified
butter; the butter i lrs. expensive, and
ju-r a. well.
Recently We met a -;ockman who
said that the be.i cure for blick-l~g in
Young calves VA Ia chase them a. fs-;
a. they could run with a dog. lie had
never known it Ia fail. Backlog j.
o~cra,i"ncd by impure blood, and -N-
citing the animal causes n liyriy action
If the blood and "a consequent -Spul-
sion of the impurities. \ p%ruinineu,
veterinarian who heard the remark Of
the stockman laid he believed the cure
possible. II sometimes happens tha,
common sens. beats scicnc. two Ia on-.
-EiJiH .idrocutr.
If a baby catches cold and il settle
in hi, head and makes his nose into a
rattlc-boN. or. a grandmother saw,
.'giyc~ him the sn~uffies.' YOU may ease
the little sufferer and enable him la
sleep peacefully by crca~ing his nose
and IN. bit If forehead directly above
the nose. For use nj this time some
animal oil is better than any that j.
manufactured. When chickens are cut
mp. before cooking save some If the fat,
try il out, and put the Ill thu. obtained
in a wide-mouth.d bottle with a~closely-
fitting cork: Keep in II cool closet.
This oil il excellent for the purpose
named.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

that viii ome Never will CONF. The
old Cap'n lef; so'i AAe can come and
live here " shs wants" h. aSded.
But she's po nerd for that. And otn
day the hou-rH belong Ia her. Thsis
all Quite diferrnt frUm ths.~ s;orir.
YOU read. isn't fT'
We rose and ~sni GA; again and
passed among the tall ae~d. and
through the crsaking gate. A. &c
passed there = moment we .a~ The
barhDr spread ou' below "a. J-aee!ul in
the guie, glow 81 the setting sun. In
om such brigh, hStor. perhaps. old
Cap'n feIey hal long since met hi. hos.
Cap'n Ne miah .hu, the gate with \
-haV, click.
1T getting rs,hrr chilly" he .sid.as
he turned toward his o~n coti.@r
Goodnight" Stevart fhrpi'H. IA
s. j. ExasHiaey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

1t is now about time for the capering
hogs In 90 and slosh themselves in the
nearest mud hole. When the pig wal
lows in mirc." saws DIR. Ballard. .'he
merely follows an instinct implanted in
him in common with some other
Neutrality-suspicious. cleansing. The mud
stands To him in the relation If soap to
a human being. but instead Of washing
il off with water he allows il 10 cake
and dry upon the skin and then rub, il
all of. mud and cutaneous debris to-
gether, upon some sufficiently rough
surface. Loose hair and cutaneous
scurf irritate> him and he takes his own
way Of cleansing his skin from them.
Cleanse his skin for him and he will
rest in contentment without offending
the eyes of his s~upercilious better>, often
less s~crupulous in this matter than he
is. by his wallowings. scraichings and
scrubbings. Ii has long been known
that n pig thus clean>ed with soap and
water not only becomes less objection
able. but grows fat more speedily than
il left To cleanse himself In his OWE way.
Similarly rs respects his food Garbage
is not the food tina; the pig selects by
preference In fact, a pig which has
been fed for m time upon sweet food
will urn away from sour food dis
gusted. II left TO pick his own living
where he can find il. he will eat any
thing he finds eatable. but even then
will eat acorns. fallen fruit or roots in
preference 10 garbage; and human
beings in similar straits will act pre-
cisely in the same way. II may be
economical. and perhaps even desirable.
to convert into pork matters which can
in no other way, or in no way more
convenient, be made suhservienf 70 the
subsistence of mankind. and the pig is
possibly properly utilized in this man.
ner. Our only desire is tn vindica,e his
character as . cleanly feeder. il only he
has the chance of clearly feeding vouch-
safed him"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

Me- LAnorcHkks says In LgsSos Trsft:
Z. A friend writes 20 ne from Ensp~ tha, "a.
poor odd Narraess de griilo (Aasiskts Et~
toni PRODUCED anything huf q pbesssEf TN
PRESTON when .he spf~zr~d fh- @<h~y day
as Marie Arsoin~e.e sf . Roman te1sssr. on
The o-rssior of . hrneHr- Tee bO1se vzs
crowded. tzs poor Rfssosf- no- ~s-xfy-fvs.
IL Q gsfishje vr~k Ho-evsT. sAs - 10y
wealthy, 80 that she viii DS h< ebl-zrt u
.py>af ca the sag any nor~- THIS 10
lacky both FOR Der and tor tss yshlG-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

sasrrso 49, af8~@ . - a. s-s I
tsss N=s a-s4 - Az $780, $1,000
a. s-aa . go @ 49, - - 81 .
as 49, - a&Ts @a ~.=
49, - .ks1 Ht 3 @res 49, 80 -
g. -~s - "a 80 ~ 1s .s
War e l@a1Gr $50 @s@r ss uaa HF -
nat- -rs Hss f=a . - a
"a ~. = !. 49, s~4a- &a 80 "a
a. 49, Lssf E@
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

Ass - -
rlsa y @~asr
saa@@A Eefs-
$500 - p<~~ss
80 $3.50 > -
49, q Asea
s s~-. ~
% 4. - a~s ere
s~-k Asps 60
o-&- -w~us
ss-s ErsNss
E@- So
EEHT s1~
ss -~ 1
"a e. at 80
- ~<~ 49,
1899 @~A
80 - s~s
a - -
80 80
rsr< ~&
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

Tar yOLy tfc HsLr Io. Nsr-hxIl. skh I'll
ssnd Dr. bss. Celebrated klrcfrDN uitAtc
it-i,s snj kl~c,rtc APPLIANCES GA utsi 80
thirty dass o. rn~n yuaias ne CID sho Afc a.
rrI.~i st'h u~FS ga. s-fsiiis. Ao-s ,sshty aHsi
kiairpi trsahls-. guaranteeing pt-~ds AMI
complete ry-tura'ton of hrsth an! manly
,.ur. Adde'S a. at-fVr. - No rsA 10
incurred. A. thIrS aays ira = aso~oi
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

s.s"Crcas hss'r T. MT eIwavs ro0i
speed Yet you must not diliydaiiy ~
caring for your health. Liver. kidDeys ard
bowels mus, - t-p: healthy by the uss II
that prince Of medicines, kt1n-y-Wo 90.
which CONES in liquid formordy bofhthgr-
oughiy efscaeious- Have IL always ready
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

For eight years heirs Of Mary Tel
fair, daughter Of Gov. Telfair, of
Georgia, have been ~contesting her win.
in which she gave large sums to char;-
ties, but they are beaten at last.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

"Ny hands .~r, corrsed vifA iDfi> dry
srass. ny har> dfssrporrsd aHd va hSt-
ter fAas I kar, bssn for treaty years. gnss
s,iac Ir. B~zsoa's SEsa CRrs.- 4. NJ.
Eoble, S>in1, ". e., ysiy 2. 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

~ Ytzf-. sssl ns~u 80 ~ 49, =
H4safs A1af etssf kEtxF 1885, hrf
sssuFsaluta ~erfe e@s osAa
tsas have tssa tasui
Nasnfn FaI nrzfir efsfT'
Teza snxY q Een fsz7
~aEsfusu-sa std tzSs@ -
afsnsss.
tsrtas draan aai - stss@ fesa ssF~
ciatissz fauss 4 Tsaastsaas
irfsurnsssy sed sbg~- - ~
ffFa prufatas
Fsa
ea $500 ~ ss~s
- = esr sae@ - $685. 80
AEas "a hH
49, $500 a sve
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

HSryNrxesscr among wor~n y irr-rsa
ing In Grcs, Britain Ssuse Year, ssrn- -
vas FIVE ir.~mr-rz.e worssn 80 tsn men.
hu. lss~r statistics male Il stssd ~vvs
WOMEN 90 ten men,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

Qcux CoRolA. al saxosy. has h~sa-
siful fsce and esSaxxsx s1s 10
fond Of English lt<rzfur~, and r~s1s
s.srs~c Anerscan Ifs and csssosps -
heg ekitirxn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

In. &. ". HEs.s>'s Celery AT Csrn-
mii- Pills. Arr prepared .IYr~ssls - vuFu
AMI ~ill cure H~Hiarh- NJ all tIn.lss Neu-
ralEls, N~ervousn-.. and Dyst-psta- ffuvo1
and -ndars~. by pGySicfan..
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

i~ssrSr.rto< - thu mu.i~iAa tbs. al
way. like a s.rvevh owl. alish's Ag.i .t,s
on The roof u an AMY man -iEattreA-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

Ryrpr~o-s Russfs s4i~e meets ~ffh voase--
ful success IN AL css<s Of s.sn SItsE-. Tn q
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

THK diamond 10 The s.onr foe an engage
nens. but give u THE c0boisxtoBs in . free
Agti-Psof.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

70 $3.50 49, 49, Es - ~ fs@
So ~ e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25
Ma. LAnnrcHH.s ssr. IN LeaSoz Tnfl:

IL this world . man mast Be- either anvil
or hammsr-L0szfeiioH-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

.Hrx Nsj~.v skins h~r kb-~- e. .
sosrhinx editorial o~stiOa An tbs Chso.gs
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

HARD speeches h<sween fhnse vho hase
loved b ks3eoas In shs menoy. ifke ths
stgh1 of pesfpess aid beauty sznk laso
vice and noL-Geor1< Efis<-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

AvrnuosY d~haxing society - WRESTLING
" i.h The qo~ssion: Wsica b. noss ent1y-
able. . cat axts % es~xsisg on th> weight
of n
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

A PASSIONATE wornan's love 70 alsays
ovefshadO~eh ty her feav-geor1s Effet
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

CIR geld n yes ear, y0znx NAE; bzs b
W.rs q guilt
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

5s rz $500 ~ a 49, 80 -ks
- E q AssFs@@
ss.a. ElE@ 81 e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

Mrs. Ann Lseour. Of NV Orleans, L..
~rtes:-I have a son who has t@va sak for
two years; he has been attended ~ gar
leading physicians hut AL - ~ prT-f~-~~-
This morning he had his usual sPeilsf cough
Ing. and ~as 40 greatly pTp-trstsd IN ouu-
sequence. that ics'h seemed imrnin~r'. We
had In the house at-rtti~ Of Ia w Halls
BsfsAN TuR rHg IrNss purchss-i - nay
husband, b noticed yuuS advertisement
Yesterday. We administered II according
10 directions aai be was instantly relieved
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

rHe Cnr g-.s his thr,a.ening i~esen r-s
uiarfy-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

GRAI hair arv "a. oniy obS~~- q rvsp~.
thu: can noi rr-Itn snvy.-Ea.s-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25
A Y + GREETING.

TIE sTrrsg. by. when sen, 81 an errsai
d vc!Uprs youdrr ul "slAyths qua!lt!cA"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

THIRTY years AN, ia Paris, there were
tiny visiting cards for bsbies. TIE custom
has been revived.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

ssas4~4s s~a aE @2s 49, @ -
HFas saa M.s Hfas &s 49, @a
- 49, aea 49, s@a
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25
Up.saptty Relieved.

~ motto for the stamping clerk ~ The
post-ofiice-Whersvrr y.u 500 n hsai. hit "a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

HRrE4 g s@1 ea
ss-rFm 49, so -
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

..a7 s
1899 Ga @. sw
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25
ushapRy " sass-

Won~n sussrinx frsm a-ssk~oede-~b
tgn g the nefNuus - s.rn. EsTvuu. pre-
t~rs,son. fsintn~.S, pslPitAsson - th~ tsart.
frrrnlltnS.. knsdNrk~. i~-s~arrh~s- cid ss-
t:rtni,ss-. pain IA iks bart. raisfai p~st-ts.
t-srtnx dasn Js.gu.. IT.. csH tnd saf. ~
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Most faithful friend I've found In you.
Alike midst fair or vintry weather
We've shared life pilgrimage together.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

What comfort ! have had with you.
Ny ~, companion day by day.
You've checrr-i and >s,o;hed my weary way,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-25

or every trace of beauty shorn.
It's with an hoDc-t. heartfelt sigh
] feel thai, ] must throw you by.