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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
A Great Discovery.

That is daily bringing joy to the
homes of thousands by saving many
Of their dear ones from an early
grave. Truly is DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay
Fever, Loss of Voice, Tickling in
the Throat, Pain in Side and Chest,
or any disease of the Throat and
Lungs, positive cure. Guaranteed.
Trial Bottle free of c. Il. Moffett' 8
Drug Store Regular size 500.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
Good Health il Wealth

And the chief aim in life is happiness. When
you have cough, find relief In Kemp's Bal
sam. II you cannot your money win be re-
funded by PROP. c. K. MoFPErT Price so
cents and 81 90. oily
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

Prof c. r. Moffett the druggist, it always
wide-awal1c TO business and spares no pans %
secure tile best Of every article in his line. liz
has secured the agency for Kcmp's Balsam Tor
Consumption, Coughs Colds, Asthma i-an-
ehits, and a.l affections OF tue tlToag and
lungs sold on a positive guarantee , Fllee
SO cents snd % lily
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
DENTISTRY.
j. NJ. uaIes. 81. ID =

RADUATE OF Pennsylvania College Of Denta
" Surgery, Philadelphia, Pa Dental rooms il
Coad's corner block, Mineral Point Wis.
NITROUS eide administered or the painless eAs
traction O. teeth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

FARMERS buy your goods where
you get the CASH for your produce,
Brewer 81 Penhallegon's %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
The Tribune DirectOrH.
PHYSICIANS.
w. l.. Tailnan.

physician ARD SURGEON, Mineral Point Wis
L ONCE In GRADERS block Night calls answere,
at office. Office hours, II to u A. NJ, and to 4 P
NJ. Saturdays. at home all day
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

OFFICE opposite Pulford's Drug Store, High
Hours from to l0s. IN. and TO p. m.
Office nights. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
CHURCH SOCIETIES.

METH. EPISCOPAL..E. f. CLoUGH, Pastor
Sunday services at 1880, A. NJ. and 700, p NJ
Sunday School at 200, p. M. Prayer meeting
on Mondays and Thursdays at 800 p. NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Point,
L ONCE ia drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
no matter which way your taste runs, we can
please you.
Fine Custom Work a Speciality
a Coed Supply Of Fine ana Heavy B9;ts
Our Own Make, Kept on Hand,

aud win Pee sold remarkably low for Tbs qua.
ity Call at the old stand just above ~
Niviau's drug store, Higu ST., Mineral PolnJ
Wisconsin. toiy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02

no time 10 quarrel with IN ineompoten.
court. The people put them there and
the people must suffer. The people can
only yet relief for themselves IN amend.
ments to the constitution.
The next Legislature should submit 70
the people for their rejection or approval
an amendment TO the constitution.
az Ratifying all re%demptions Of lanos
made by the School Commissioners. (2.)
Wlping out oil iorieltures Of lands
for non.entry and non.payment' la.)
Providing how the Legislature may enable
the people hereafterto redeem their lanus
1t Is estimated largely over sl,Ooo,Wf
his been paid by tho people into thu
Treasury Of tho State under these re
demption acts. That Is a total loss to tn
p~e,plc. In fees, commissions, costs, &c.
it will foot up many hundreds Of thous
an,ls Of dollars TO perfect these titles
Many lands will be totally lost to tn
owners. This Is no party question. l
Affects all parties and people. LOO
calmly OIL the real.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02

In the case Of Maitland from Wyoming
county the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of
West Virginia has decided:
~ Thatall redcmptions oilandsin Yves.
Virginia under acts Of tho Legislature arc
unconstitutional, null sand void, and the
title to these lands has not passed to the
party redeeming, but still remains in the
State. (22.) That these landsmustbe sold to
perfect tito thereto. 81 That these cases
arc not %appealable.
1t is estimated that between 81, 600
landSo,O 0O 900 have been paid blythe people
Of West Virginia 10 the Commissioners of
School Lands. This money is all lost to
the people under this decision. The lands
must still be sold. In attorneys fees,
commissions Of sale and costs OF suits,
heavy Burdens will fall upon people little
able to meet them. But few tracts OF land
can be sold in West Virginia safely until
the people find some remedy against this
court decision. },SS
No legislative tinkerinS will give relief.
Our lands are all locked up, and neither
courts nor Legislature can give relief. Tho
distress will DO 0y~ershadowiag. We have
~ Aig# HHINi F.TNLTuTHNN#E - afUTNgAnHE IaF##I4T Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02

TIE worst p%iletumors cured in tendays,
rupture in ono month. Pamphlet two
(3ct.) stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medi.
cal Association, Buffalo, MY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
Eairmont, ". "a, Sept.

IN hundred OF instances where Hot
Springs and other treatment failed to cure
s~crofula and syphilitic disorders, the SUI.
ferer has sought and found u cure in DR.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
1t enriches the blood, strengthens the
urinary md digestive organs, and quickly
removes all indications Of i'll health and
blood disease, from n pimple to Il running
sore, from a headache to a rheumatic pain.
It's superiority over all other blood puri.
fiers and strengthening medicines is id.
mitted b aall who test its curative effect
and influence, uAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
Tho Pnlntinn nInctInu
b the Editor Of The hatelli1encer:

To The Editor Of The hteligencer:
SHIT is said by one who had au,
thority to speak, "Honor to whom homo,
is due" Your correspondent at this
place did not give NIL tho facts in refer
ence to the pole raising in Palatine last
Saturday. The Rev. w. II. Wiley pre-.
sided OF said meeting and introduced Prof
Thomas G. Miller, who delivered IN ap.
propriate address. AT the close OF Mr.,
Miller's address Roy. Wiley was called
upon and responded in n patriotic and
eloquent address, in which he referred in a
most instructive manner to the lives and
histories OF many Of the great and good
men OF the Republican party, and nd.
monished tho boys to initiate them. The
meeting WIS in every respect n success.
FAIR Play.
Edirmout, ", Va, Sent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
n IEs
poI1TIcALporSTS

Ry. o Benny bunting, Dana's gone
ahnntipv, To find a little lion skin, 10
wrap his Benny bunting tn.-Satannd"
Neua.
6 Butler seems TO have O hard time to keep
the country from forgetting that ne ,as
running for the Presidency.-KS a Guy
Star.
The Democracy should not be behind IN
torchlipht parades In Ohio during this
campaign, They have inside rates on coal
il.-Clereland Herald.
Carl schurz claims that he Is still d re;
publican. Yet no dime museum Inns trled
10 make a contract for exhibiting Carlt
gall.-Phiiaddphid Pres.
II Belva Lockwood gets into the White
House, what man will she select to preside
over tho domestic arrangements and assis'
her ut REORGANIZATION budget,
Mr.. Blaine frankly tells the people how
hc stands on the tarllf question. Mr.
Cleveland keeps his mouth shut and trusts
10 lnck.-RDTGsatr Express.
Tho party TINT yokcd up Cleveland mt
Hendricks Is bound TO mourn tho ncglec
OF the injunction in Deuteronomy: "rliol
shalt plow with m OK md MI MSS togeth
er."-Syrncuse Standard,
With Mrs. Eclva lockwood In th,
White House would not Mr.. Belva Lock:
wood DO "the first gentleman IN tn
land ?" This should be considered before
voting for the fair Delya.-Philadslphis
Call.
"subscriber" wants to know Il We cam
say a good word for Mrs. Lockwood. Ger
tainly. 10 the best Of our knowledge, In
formation and belief, Mrs. Lockwood new
er eloped.- Hochester post.Erprcss.
Judge Gresham has earned a reputation
since lie Inns been in the Cabinet, which
has greatly strengthened the administra
ton, and the rigid methods which! he in
troduced in the Postofico Department
will be maintained In the Treasury. Hi
transfer 10 the latter department assure
the country that its affairs will DO con
Quoted with the gamo disregard to ''politi
cal exigencies" which Judge Folgcr OK
hibited.-Ntw York Commercial Adrertier
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
L., z. s G. Jenilrop

Leave Dellairc at 2:lor. ". for Symmetrical.
/. Leave Bellalre At 600 A. n. for Summcrfeld and
zancsvillc. Arrive at Della!re, 9:l5A. u. and5:a5 P.V.
II Local aud through tickets on sale at Union Rail.
road oaice, 1900 Mako. Stspet at lowest nIlS, BUY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
MARRIED.,

CAnLiN-lIAusE-0n Tuesday evening, Sop
TENDER 10. 1881, nt tho residence OF the brides pai.
ents, by Rev. Dr. J. i. Smith, Nh J. Ed, Cabin and
Niles MARY /. HAusp, MI Of ibis city, o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
DIED.

LYLE-On Wednesday morning, October l, 1881,
at his residence III RIciiiaad district. Ohio county.
JAhp LYLE, IN tho 1plh yrAr o. his age,
Funeral notice hereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

FOR sHEEfrP,
FRANK JOHNSON.
CLERK or TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
CHARLES s. HOWELL.
ot.KRK OF TIE COUNTY COUNT,
". NEWT. LYNCH.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOSEPH D. ELSON.
ASSESSOR, CITY DisrIlCr,
FRED. ROLLER.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
WM. A. Mccoy.
COUNTY SURVIVOR,
CLARENCE X. LAIRD.
HOUSE OF D%EI.EoArE,
B. b. DOVESER,
A. G. i. EDELlSG,
}. BARKER,
Co.. W. n. CURTIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

"For some past" sad M ernl.
n"nt physician OF this city yesterday.
- decided inclination has be.n appar-
eni all over the couniry to give up tho
use II whisky and other strong alcsl hols.
using ~ a substitute beer and bitiers
and other compounds. This - evident
~ founded on tn. idea that beer IL not
harmful and contain. n large amount II
nuirim.ni. also that batcrs may have
some medicinal quality which will neu-
traiize the alcohol II contains
These the ries are without con-
firmatlon in my ohsery alton. AMI in the
observations of physlc ans and ehsu,-
is's where either has been used for any
length IL time. The const mt u%e 81
beer b, found la produce n species Of
degeneration AZ all the organism, pro-
found aud deceptive. Patty deposits,
diminished circulation. conditrns al
congestion and ~p.rvsrsion of Junction.
nj activity. ksal inflammation 81 10th
the Kidneys and liver are constantly
present intellectually n s,upor amount
ing almost Ia paralysis arrests the rss-
son. prccipt'sing NIL the higher fnnc-
tons into n mere animaiisrn.
lin appearance the beer drinker NAV
be the pi,ture 81 health. but be- t. in re-
Atty most ~,ncapabIs Of resisting di.-
ease. Beer drinking In this mt
produces the very lowest forms of Ia
.brisiy. closely allied 10 criminal in.
sanity. The most dangerous tramr>
and rufians with which this eits abound.
ar. beer drinkers. Bittsrx b. more Gan
gerots as . drink thas alcohol Eus
beet IL even rDors TO Re feared n. an
agent Of evil aud destroyer VI health"
~. j. Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

I do nd((pEar from you in zen days I
will discN3se the whole matter, and ven
will be dishonored." His letter came
back promptly enough. 'fIe would
take the $500. II wasn't very much.
The bank was ever so rich. Co-pors-
tons had NJ souls" ! consulted with
The bank President. who thought il wa.
better tn close with the man Would
it be believed that the wretch and his
wife came TO - apparently on q
pleasure trip? He had done a sharp
and clever piece Of business. He had not
the least compunc,ions Of conscience.
He came To the office Of an evening.
aud | do not hesitate in saving that in
bis hip pocket there was n revolver. He
handed me over something hess than
5000. asserting that the amount re-
ceived less the travelling expenses and
the 500 made up this balance. When
the money had been transferred by NE
to the safe / gave him a
piece Of nv mind. I did not
spare him. I heapcd on him evcry
insulting epithet l could think of. Then
he showed his temper. which was an
ugly one. Now" said / remember !
was twenty-six then. and hotter blood
a through my veins than today.
You have wrecked an honest m.n's
brains. That teller Of the bank whose
money you took. has lost his reason.
He will. am afraid, never lie a a n
man again. This is your work" Tha,
seemed TO COW him. Your repentance
comes too late. l hate YOU so that
God forgive me-had YOU rs much a.
iifted your finger against me. l should
not have hesitated in killing You like a
dog. and no jury in the land would have
touched a hair of my head. Go out of
this city by the early morning train. OF
l will make you" That wretch left
the Office like a whipped cur. What
was the sequel? A sad one. The bank.
teller lapsed into q melanchOlic condi
ton. which rendered all mental labor
impossible. He had some little money,
but many friends, and such few com
forts as he required were ungrudgingly
given him. He died ten years ago. He
never did completely recover his senses.
As to the canting rascal. his fate was a
Dire one. Somehow the whole story
cane out, though ] did not divulge it.
in that section of country where he
was discrcdited. He took to
drink and became a confirmed ine-
bristA He neglected his business. and
his pIaatation vas sold. His wife
aod obtained a divorce. Two
years exol read that in a brawl in the
most de4ro1ed quarter of a town in Ala
bama thia nm met his death in a negro
dance-hOuse~-N. J. Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
ELAIyEs oRfrLAMME.



what's The meaning - ,his uproar,
From Pacific slope to Saiues
Why. in thunder. are the Irssa
20 excftef orer Efsites
IL IL true that EnSiaad fears h.n-
More than tons o. dynamite.
Wei roll up our sleeves IN earnest
To sustain MIN Ia the nzhf-
Yes. my boy. thai u~oniaasios
Was q slap in EnEisnds face:
For the hood Of Bisi8e and
!. OF Erin marital rae:
Like ts@r noile 9oi.hound. geatie
When esrrssei; bur rerre. aat troay.
II provoke toy Bulldog hiusier.
At ~. rsss TO s;ransie wrong!
let, M vSfsurr something further
Tho ssuud make y~ur daiy lear.
Bri'ish sold - couceeuseng
Press and porbOn - 0uy reaF-
Tins and HsnAd. ~ se1 ffdrp<H.
Bs.dy Psos and nsey So
And those veak-kneeo osde. OF Bos;os.
Ere pro- English. ~ sd last
Evry vose ve rtvs. ~ spmrsdcs. !
rnliies two for ealaaef }as
Fog the gi.sf-Sh1of0 .Acslne.. =
Nod VI bS3fs . - of BRAIN
50 viii hafTeds Inspiration q
Teshaii beuveiy - oar pr.
IA strike Eagiaods crawling vass:ls
An the gvoed-xp0e. Dsnr her nsar-
See the volunteers IN thousands.
Taking up the grand refrain.
Who cut hose from hfe .ung R.oo-ings
N asaess their ioye Tor BialEe.
AsEty ties ara diB nGs.oas
BY light of 1ng an s-tar:
Dashiug Ncy OF tnsoa ~i.giols,
Peerless SassAcid o. the War.
While the boiier su,S. their tents N,
YDm she glory az the a ght.
And the Do0ybo0s always b@a,ea.
-Chew their uasfs-cui OF spite.
We'll fall IN. Ia eesis AN 1f,,es,
TO OFFSET each trstJr ham:
And we'll sing the -ong OF S-e.
6Ouni our iunle lGni-ht's orisomme:
-Rnhdnd Ord. NH, "a Csaouyu TrQ,sse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

In refusing TO allow til. silt, I,cpar,-
mens 10 Re used n n TOD Tor the .u,.
theranee of selfish EnyeS planS. I.
this oe aggressivenes, their position N.
welcome To make the .tost Of IL: hu,
the people of This courSr will ncy.-
fail To look with saiis.a DO on aay 20.
ICY n \ will preserve fosus abroad the
influences and prestige y deb W. hay.
been nj 80 much pain 70 acquire.
The lie with thee ayiiers s.~rms
TO be that 'hcy DO not properly ai,,in-
guish five agnes s,ie~ and m..I
diesomencssi but. cons er.nr IN. 10,
SYNONYMOUS. proceed u.aialiy ;o COG
found them without the Zig ties, ressri
10 the meaning ~ eiihr. A me1ale-
some man - one who nicriereS WHERE
be had no business. Al aggressive man
l. n who boldly S.sets his riyhts aud
Maintains them by any legitimate
means taat mas be cessa-y. t. DC
Ia fas0s os advancing the interests O.
the United 9oofes b. any proper means
al in any hGfii0a;. way: to endeayor
To prevent tho products OF cheap capital
and labor frUo r coming >into eompeii-
ton in our honts markets. TO make
every efFors 90 protecs AfnsriQoa e:;i-
zers from imposiiion when bufssn or
pleasure carries ,heu abroad, q proper
aggrcssivenes-. apd- the AmaiWneo
pie win supPors any man u oriy.
that practices it.
: On the other hsnd. were An Americau
Administration 70 Interfere IN masters
which do Dot touch the political osecom-
mercial interests a this country. were
it to attempt to dicsates. Enxlapl What
\ iicy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in deals1g Nth
rebels in India or with merchants In
Australia. were it 20 advise France With
regard 90 Tonquin. or Germany - %
what should be Gone on the Coogv-
this would be- 4 piece Of m.ddlesoue
impertinence which would meet with
resentment abroad and with singing
r.buke ut home. Our Administrations
have never been guilty Of such aggres-
~siveness as this, and il is safe To say
they never will. In spite OF 3 general
impression TO the contrary, n = Nation
we have always been pretty strongly AL
dicted 10 minding our " bus ness. .
course that has proved tolerably profit
able in the past and j. likely to continue
so in the future.-Sk Louis Gtote- Dam
Ccrdk
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

rR.GtC oy A ptssUvu-
Charles LessL Ascd sixty. Balnmo-~.
had hern on n druakcu sprcr steadily
for several dAs. AMI b~srAmc rxElng
mad from It's cfsct. He cca.tsnsls
CURSED and thrcz;rDesi hS. wtfc aoI
child Aftst a night a terror Mr..
Lest applied for warrant for Der hu.-
hands arrest The ~ilr. accompanied
by an officer. then r,urnrsi "a hrr
home. III. husband was siiil rsysn-,
bat when Officer Brtsco prevented tie
warrant b.. asked the oil CIR to Wait fo-
= few minute, while he wen, upstairs
and changed his clothes The cfiic-i
granted his request and remained dow n
stairs several minutes. when. suspect
i'm that hts desire to change his cloth
ing might be n ruse io sludc arrest. h.
started upstairs Ia watch him tpon
reaching the 'opmost hight be saw tn.
the man lying On tn. tioor with n horn
BILE cash two inches IN lengih acrS. his
throat and n razor. with which the i~sSi
had been done. " ing by his side covered
with blo,-t The wound was bleeding
freely and tho eyes of the man looked
Wild and staring.
Still t. drunk I" realize his danger. and
evidently too weak from exhaustion IA
talk. the victim uttered n low. gurgling
noise. as though in the last agonic. ot
death.
A few hours later be ,iis~l. lie leaves
a wife and child In destitute circuin-
stances
HORRIBLE KEstLToF A HAg-RpoM JoGE-
Hanseli. Allen and sullivan. ,oung
and w~ell-to-do men. utter stranger. to
each other. met ia n Boston bar ro-pm
AMI became acquainted and joSial over
several glasses IL whisky each. Al en-
laid money IN the counter. liansell
painfully put his hand on II. and >ulli-
n jokingly accused him If stealing ~.
Il must shoot you. said Allen. pulling
out n revolver aud pointing IL nj SILL.
van. but IL failed To 81 oil; he tired 10
again. this time firing ut Hansell. Han
sell fell dead. This bali sobcr-,i Alien.
who started for the door braDil.hing
the revolver ia the faces 81 two men
who would otherwise have harrsi hi.
Allen - In Jail awaiting tr al.
and stiii having cause to DO thankful
thu; IL Is The blood al only Que man that
II ON his hanJs. instead of three or
as his siS~-chamhrrvsl loasied ~
was ~ little responsible "a his,
bcmuddled brain and unsteady hand
irisa Horf,t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

10eAbs~
B1eae1f6u r baby. sweet and fsf
- 90 wonder. In days gone b. ~
1870 came 10 8 mothers caro- ~
l0velicr child than ours: y
<6rsw fond and proud Of her pretty ways5
1learned her puattle 70 understand
Al! those were beautiful. hopeful osyy,
when she lispcd the angua OF Bsbyiay
Hen. at our ckserfuI home fresidc.
III buddsd and bloonedl like . pretty fow'
Her mothers pet and her fathers pride.
6he grew 70 g3fihood. and. hour by hour. {
lpiannsd and hoped-vhile she hsighed and
wbis msds her garmenta. with luck and
Or bsr aprcns, torn and frayed-
How she would help me when 1 was old.
Ascbool-giri gay, with q winsoue face.
Careless. thoughtIess and strong of VIII.
D1 Ana io;si fo2eins; ss. fa ses II her srs sss'l.
3hlking OF Lessons 80 dull and drear.
Telling Of something the girls had said:
How much we mis5 them when they have
6cdf
Here. in our vatchful care secure.
Beloved b -! OF the friends she knew,
3eo grew TO w~omanbood. sweet and pure.
wich . soul that was trustfui and always
she loved. and her soyous heart was won:
We gave her away. a happy bride
To one who was worthy to be our SON.
And worthy to walk by our dariings side.
And thus in the morn of her hopeful years,
To the pleasant tasks OF her welded life
She passed with our blessing and our teirs,
faithful. . fond and q loving wife.
She walked where the holds were fair and
green,
where tho blossoms bloomed and the sur.
light shone:
Ehe dropped. She died. and her soul unseen
Hss peacefully passed 20 tha dre.si I'M
Al! the hours seem long. and the nights seem
lrear-
Our hearts ere heavy with er.ef and care:
But often we fancy that she IL near
Her beautiful presence seems everywhere!
Here 10 the room that she neatly kept.
Here are her treasures still side by side,
Here II the bed where she sweetly sept,
Just - she left them. before she died.
4 mss the touch Of hcr tender hands
That on on my forehead 1 used 70 fccl;
The love that a mother understands.
As strong, as true. as a bond OF steel;
HE sound Of her voice In the sweet surprise
Ofsome new-fOund pleasure: her features
The splendor that sashed from her brilliant
eyes.
Her ~faultlcss form. and her eoon bar.
Over the dark and the soundless sea
Where the biilowt break on the Heavenly
strand.
z hath .sfaihomcd the mighty mystery"
hat only. angels can understand:
waiks In light in her robe sf white.
b q starry crown on her forehead fair:
81 f9tches and waits by the golden gates.
IDLY greet US when we go therci
SNfuycne J. Hal. IN Amfrican Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

vance made in Tcmr<snncs seo
that on bard the Alsas steamer -
scrisa. commanded by Csp<sin Jsnss
IL appears thai ~hiIc on tho t.ssxs
from Glssxso enehec the ships
company others came tageshss
and form( association wsth the
, .sl - ss s.s. g..ss Z , . !
ing y ~sGex on hsari the AnsD
line s,rsnSSr HISTORIAN. esmmsndei
by Captain james. this 18th asy 81
April. Shiis on = voyage frosn alssSow
90 caehsc. in laiit1sie forsy-ave asg-res
north. lun-itusle hsssEs degrees wvs;.
DO hereby axrve to shs,sin tnsfn All IN
~toxica.ag Egunr as = t~ssrazs. aSi
phr<lg~ ourselves 90 d-5scos1sssnsncs sc
use in The community" "Hurah fos
The Nvstnriaa Temperance Socirsy %
the shcu, that VIII 20 up trsm 'h-
T~sn1p~rancc hsarts wh@ F~ad lsss snj
Captain JArncs vin ~ Congratulated pa
al stI.s that h. carries on hsri q
Temperance association. A cnld sstsr
navy should indeed rrslc ths waves IN
!sc- ot dasges level heads ar~ tks "a
meas los; ornaments. -eosfsssg sa-
sgsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

-AremarkabK ~ sadar incident &C.
Cured near Oil CT. "a. during . thun-
dcr-storm q few dsf9sA The work.
men who were st7hgiVk . telegraph
line had a coil of 90 &pxAl; up on the
insulators. while the DRsn.S0l was still
on tho reel in the wagd ere was .
vivid fash of lightning the mar
who was attending to un Ny the roll
of wire was seen to spf, MN the
wagon. drop upon his HesSsn the
muddy road. and. amid the epCsodine
torrents Of rain. was hear Sf0s( hAui
forth a fervid prayer and az cSSne
time confess his past sins Il ktHe
rest Of the gang some minutes SeA
vince the man that he was not -
with lightning. but had been
shocked by an overcharge Of electrSe
City Derrick