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)NAN ACADEMY.
EirSt class boarding school for both sexes,
situated in the town of
rankin, Massachusetts,,

fwenty-seven miles from Boston on the
Nv York & New England Railroad. The
,gn contains about four thousand inhabi-
|hts has five churches, good town library
lis Wlthal a very desirable place for an ed
.aUnpaI inst1tntinp
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The best is good CROUCH, SO use Blake
more.
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THE BUILDING

Is nsg and commodious: contains oil mod
q improvements aud Is In every way ad-
|irably adapted to school purposes. II has
len erected and furnished AT a cost OF about
|l1D, and Is without doubt the most COM
ete academy building in New England.
here are Three Courses Of Study,
College Preparatory, Academic and an En-
lSh course. The latter Is designed TO nj
bang mon for business.
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
kthorough and effective in lts workings,
|frlng every facility afforded by the Boston
observatory OF Music, with the additional
|lmntage OF Individual instruction. Mr..
|ames VI. Tracy and Miss Minnie Little have
Zen long and favorably known among the
'achors OF Boston.
EXPENSES,
lBiuding tuition, room rent, heat, light,
lpad and lncldentals, per year, 500. No pu-.
4 will be received under fourteen years OF
d, unless special arrangements are made 70
femntrnry. We are glad to refer the public
II Mr.. II. Seeligson, OF Galveston, and Mr.,
! Ohm Flnnegan, OF Houston, both OF whom
layo children In the school.
4 Fall term begins September 2d. For course
r study or any Information not contained In
ihk nOuuc, apply to the principal,
l.. l.. BURRISGrON, A. NJ,
Franklin, Massachusetts
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laANvE At SHADY VIEW PARK.

,Jc nv Mcine Bros Band-Address by
y v Burke and other Chiefs-Running
ta"ntlet and Voting for Prizes.
An Elegant Chinese Dinner Set, l2i
IL 10 be voted to the most popular mar
ilgdy. This elegant set Is now ON exhibit
a., i, Goslin's china hall on Elm street,
rPeautiful Baby Carriage, TO be voted to
'h"ndsomest baby under years old.
Lchlers Rcgalia, to most popular chic.
Watch Charm, with Emblems ofthe Or
,omost popular Red Man.
4 tGdd-headed Cane, 70 the ugllest man.
''' DANCING.
f,bstux i'm the evening with Electric and
Isam Lights.
Death of Tecumseh.
-Pocahontas saving life Of Captain John
ilth. ...u,
Chiefs in Council.
-Chcrokees Driven from their Reservation
-Nassasoit Signing Treaty with Governor
ryer. of Massachusetts.
|ancing as per programme.
his celebration will be the most unique
i interesting celebration ever held III
has The Tribe will be arraigncd in full
Han costume and mounted on war stecds,
a the tshlcalx will reproduce some Of the
N Interesting incidents connected Win
early history of America.
W. H. CABELL, Grand Marshal.
w. j. WNLlE,
JAMES ARNOLD, Aids.
A.R.LININGSTONO
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AUGUSTA, Me-, July lS.-Following is
synopsis of Mr.. Blaine's letter of ac-
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@' ORDER OF TRAIL.
4 elm from Houston to Good street-Good
3lye Oak-Iive 0ak-Live Oak to Ger
+ao 0leander-0leander and Ervay to st.
Esd. Louis to Akard-Akard to Com
- commerce to Rendezvous.
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July 80. 1854.
Vg OF PARADE AND PROGRAMME.

Nelne Bros silver I Gornet net Ba3daBufo i Tds,do
'a,sd-Lillipuitan Warriors Mounted on
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

One very great fault of the American
is the rerkleSsness with which he spends
his earnings. 1t is especially noticeable
in the city bred. We are inclined TO
think. with DR.. Baar, that the fault lies
back in childhood. Children are not
taught when young the value Of the
money they spend SO itrOughtlessly for
tribes. Dr.. Baar would have them
work for every cent they receive. 81
will not say" he remarks. ''that every
thrilling labor should be rewarded. Oh,
no! | mean to say that every child
shout perform a certa n duty. and that
in fulfilling tn 5 duty consc cautiously il
should receive n small amount nf
morcy. There are various duties w tn
which we can intrust q child. For in
stan &c, the one can lie directed to keen
the library in order: the other AN lie
semi out on regular erranis: the third
can pe charged TO assist the little ones
in their lessons: the fourth can b. en-
ployed in copy inc letters or documents:
the fifth can he used I q see th:t the
house N the front and in the back is
always kept ckan and tidy; the sixth
can be told to collect or TO paw oar
weekly or monthly a counts, and the
seventh and eighth AN be made re
sponsible for the orier in the play-yari
and for the neat appearance of the gar
den.'-NeU ERyka1ad journal 81 Lda-
cqsiog.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
Good Farmers May Be Peer Bee.keep-
err.

Nv neighbor thinks if he has two OF
three colonies they will furnish all the
honey for his W consumption, SO he
goes out and bays 4 few colonies. The
next question that arises is: "Whcre
shall they be placed? If 1 set them IN
the door-yxrd. they vii; sting every
body that goes near them. so L Will
place them in 3 fence-coruer hack OF
the Garden" Now what attention do
these bees receive? None whatever.
When they swarm nome of the isa1i;y
know anything about it, or ii they do
it is only by accident that they find 1t
out. If YOU ask how his bees are GET,
ting along. the answer will he: "Aif
right. / guess; l have not seen them 0
a week or two" Suppose this farmer
has a small flock of sheep and turns
them into the woods, and does not look
after them any better than he does his
bee. what is the result? Miserable
stock, of course. l have my bees in
front of my kitchen, and if / am not
about the house the women see when
thew swarm and notify me. When l 60
from the house to th9 barn l pass be-
tween a part of the fves. and my bees
are more gentle thigh if l did not see
chem SO oftcn.-K3nsas Bee-Keepe,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
HONE, FARM AND GARDEN.
1-Carrion in a COW pasture will afec4
~ milk of the cowS-Troy Times

1-Carrion in a COW pasture will Affect
IN milk of the cowS-Troy Times.
The best way to allay sunburn il n
battle the face in cold cream at night
Exchange.
! Breed well. feed well, and hen col,
well; there is profit in SO doing. there i.
loss in the reverse.
"a bed of parsley a ward souare
thJlgh small, is one of the most useful
adiuncts to a garden.
1t does pay. after raspberr;es have
borne two or three crops. to throw a
shovelful of manure around Thorn :
Prairie Farmer.
Prof. Dow. an English authority,
says that boiled potatoes. mixed will
cU straw or hay, may be given TO horse:
UxeVerY KIND, even when on the harde. 4
work; and this forms a species of fooc
both wholesome and economical.
-Rosettes: Beat the yelks of three
EGGS very light until they thicken. Add
one quart of milk and one tablespoonful
OF melted butter and a t~easpooniul oI
sait- Mix three te%aspoonsuls of baking
powder with three cup:uls of -four. and
asl to the milk and eygs. When al
0Ie Jumps are beaten out add the white.
OF the eggs whipped to a stiff froth.
Bake Immediately in mu lin pans i'm 9
quick The HousehoLd.
TO boil an egg so that il is fit te
eat, drop it in boiling water and plac,
the vessel. covered, on top Of The s.ove
~ one side where the water will no.
boil. Let itstand eight or Ten minutes
~ this method the g will be cookeG
through and the white will be soft: no
the hard, indigestible substance it be
kcomes by the usual method. Even i
the egg is left a little too long and be
comes hard, it will not be like a hard
boiled egg, as a trial will convince an,
one.-A. y. Heratd.
10 clean lace draw n stocking
~ chilly over a bottle and tie the ends
EAy the lace smoothly over the stock
ing and tack ii in place. ill the bot
tie with cold water and put il i'm a ket
tie OF cold water with shavings of soar
In IT; set over the fire and boil. /
necessary change the water anc
repeat the process Rinse in warn
water and in cold and set AVA,
to drain and dry. Then remove III,
lace from the bottle, lay il oetwecr
folds of papers, and press in a Iarg,
book or under a weight. Thus washc,
lace may be made to look like new
Detroit Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
oGAlGss 10
enameIled and Plain Hollow Ware,
sud I~ssh.r n-is,.s. nss.s
assas. ess s.a Wstsr rip ssa
dsshsas.ss' ~s~spttss-
v0IcF Or ynS PEOPLE

4 9asvrL -. formerly - Csiek- sss sg~ -
s.ainE In "a FzaL Ntan. sai oaapretss ~ua The 4
v & e. fasi u a. 90. .rfes sfHl~t s2is q 80 Z
So "Fagsioa rkta dzrs safrJ ur - ALT FGssa q
t.cn'Y Y,aT. -stsmains bal ths c~s.s. ~ vtAsasis
tia; frsa fall a. saFtas. mT hsb3s -sry sslssn. sss
s-re krrH Custlnasaslg E3gtsd"
HsASAa YstNO. ilabl~i sfFrgi. nssf Thi-J thiri
street. thfca-A writes shf-r dN~ ~ So q. Es1g
To The praise - yssT rvsasdf. U'spiiaa ssfa CarvA
! stii sisnSlT ssf TIA; / 49, ss.cfrd ~Fh sait FsesH
for years. too issfloa eu-ri nc @ysT fosT ssaatas. 49,
and aOt \ IGN 80 tcFzrTrtrr siaer~
la JNo. ". kTaSrFEn a. sni@ros fismsrrs,h.c
physician 81 Chicago sr'Ts sr.rf aass - ASA
-. i@E -IEsNo used fs9itoa sfEu Caie 90 . ben
Der - oases of cs-aie FeEsu.s -'rh moss s~Tstifsias
r.sa!ts- soss- very o4-fiasss c.ses hsss Aeh car-d
b. to usc. recommend u a. . ..fs asi srstsln
remedy"
THusas r. wHsrIo-r. % shaaEhsi. Chins isn
= ~ scais Tor oa~ isErn t-ffiss - FsPttsa skfn
Cure. snf says ~s can nos d. vittssss thS F.Geas
for ssia crapfbsas"
J . TsYDoA " u Esnfake~. Ih. -rtts. arTii n
rTss "ihzse prescribed TAFiisaa skia Gaze 90 saif
fisafn ard !noriinAis itching of the ts-iT. ~iih ~
ms-xsble rrsaits I r~c0msn~nd % hiEhlY AL COZ
s,der ~ n certain rrfnssy SO remedy squalls Fapuks
sstn Cur. Or ell skla diseases, q "a cafe ssa s.ss
tive F~tpsfy
t9r ..i- hy Al s-uR..f.fs
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
Poverty and Suffering.

II wts JresE~i an.s -tfa 49, f@sssss
All sussstax sc y~sss rsS~St ~
fsmns zas lsrsc t&Hs tas &xArax
"A So rorur&~ssf d~s~~arsx~A assas ~@
year "a hS 49, 4dsAn~f sF Fssa1 t~
n~rno~a aasax lloT tFsa~sa ass n e@ @-a~ts
"a sew al sczL. 4za sz~s =. az ksrs sSs
a dsy ssssr kusl / ~sas 80 a9 to si
t.ss sa<A sua oaa hep yeaF fsEsli@s ~@t
. swaf waEA Hep i us4s fa Ms Nsa So
sa-toss Wait Ell Gal l Esss
NuasfsoeAN-
81 s~uufae ~eAassi q HssAxA - kF~xss
Huss "a taS = AHH 49, Sass ssks7 -
80 sc sGss -aA H. 80 He's 50 N~&s
EEAEa
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

One coii day last fall. whilr inaocs Il
the Northern Pacific cities. ] sa~ box
~ar standing an . ssd- ,rsrk. snia man
bu-y unloading something from -z<oa
into the car. Frpm . dSssancs ] c.~sid
not make 0u what kind 81 merchandise
be ~as handling. 81 sent ~ To the
wa-on to- satisfy ms curiosity. Faucy
nv amasem~ni shsa ! found The ''msr.
ehsndiseT nothing more nor less than
tones. Having found out shai i as.
=, oac- prucc~tsi uish the llog1Cal sas
~.l,oseihsr natural query. "Aha, The
dickens. | guess ] .sidl. - that s:ue2
With = dsHlsrAtioa about bis reply
almo.i eluai "a thai 80 often .eosn hH =
shs fair u ~aen called upon - answer
IA question. the sogrc. & my infoTma-
ton pulled al hls mir;sns. Investigated
hi. piJ-. and. finding Il ~aP,y. pro-
c~essiezI io al j. "loa'r n tsndsfig~.
I gue- | pleaded guilty. We'll.
.ir. those arr buffalo bones We farm
ers are al through with our fall ploS-
ing. and iu-i nav we're gathering ibcse
things a. fat n Ne can and selling vui
What done with emf We can eel
all Ne csn gather right here. and get
sight dollars /. ton for them They ~
sh.ppes! 10 -. Louis. and thrrc then ~
ground up and soid for fertilizer.
don't know whether The bulalo@-> Was
much obliged tn IA. FIR driving en- 81
from their old stamping ground. but ans
way they've left IA lher honcs ~ a
kind Il legacy. and ~ make g,-si usc
Il 'em sir There are ,wo or ihrrr ear
loads 81 buffalo homes shipped from
here every day how. and Will D. ,ili
snow tlies. They're shipped frnm most
every place uf any six. all along ,his
line A. far out as Bismarck. Well.
must get this load Of. There are Two
OF three other team, waiting their
turn
Once undisputed lord Of the praJries.
now his bones arr picked up and sold
and-ground mp into fertilizer. Lct the
curtain fall.-Cor. Boston 7rdnscrff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
Hardened Liver.

I've ws= 49, as~as Aws 80 AAf~gT
AT 3sss eve1g4aAf s~s tA~@@stsAA
s~ tk<s hsr~ s~~s a&xAe - ss&s~~t
a. al NJ ffsxs a~xs@s ssra h&s ~s%sts
Ht azh. ~~Es F&sea ~ s@A s&ss .&
ssssf.
Al ue k~~s rArss4aas sxSs~s as $40
szx sxszs5 ease so I F~~rSs~s - ~ tsap
nsazss kaxp z=~a ~~1 sok14~s & &&
n1~s "a. ~ sac ssSs rs hsSs. u@ s~~N
lss sfuea - tlms& smi 4 h1s w~@es
s4irsarfe IA M 1x~ &a~sw~ Ne@8 AsS
t<~a ms= n ~ gave J. W. Ns%Efs
na@aAa D. / lssL
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
A Rapid Traveller.

my son." said an economical father
''an express train attaias great speed
Lightning is proverbial for its rapidity
comets are supposed TO burl themSelve:
through space al the rate of millions o
miles a dav, but, comparatively speak
ing. all these things are snails, my boy,
all snails."
"Why, father replied the youn
man." lazily putting a twenty-five CEN
cigar, .'what can possibly 60 faster
than l~ightning?"
"a iye-dollar bill after it is ono
broken. my SOM. Y. Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

81 USED Swift's Specific on my little
daughter. who was afflicted with ssuic
Blood Poison which bad resisted all sorts
Of treatment. The Specific relieved her
practice" w. f. BRoSTE, II. D.,
Cypress Ridge, Ark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
TafmerE-TFy l,g

Wells, R~ichardsosn & Co.'S Improved But
ter Color will te founi ID l.. the only otI
c"lor that will not become rancii~ Test az
and you will prove H. II will o cuiog
the buttcr-miik; IL gives the brightest color
Of any made. and II the strongest and
therefore the cheapest
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

An English gardener advises trap
ping ants with bones upon which some
meat has been left, and dipping occa-
sionally in hot water. For 'slugs and
wineworms" he uses pieces of potato or
carrot
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

No garden be expected to give
satisfaction that is not nlled with all
the vegetables that may be required.
A small space here and there, when
properly utilized, will give many deli
cacies at times when they are most &C
ceptable.-Fieid and Farm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

PAPILLoS Cough Cure cured an infant
only n few we'ks old, Of w~hooping cough
after a consultation Of physicians pro-
nounced IL beyond recovery. X stops tho
whoop and allows the breath % return.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
Most horses. in their earle. da

Most horses. in their earle. DAYS,
want to bite something in n friendly
manner. just as puppies do, without any
intention To hurt. 1t is well 70 c
age this disposition If punished for 50
doing they are apt 10 misunderstood it.
aud IN the rourse of time whenever they
feel inclined To bite they will do SO in 8
vi ious manner Il is stupidity, often
brutality. that ruins horses which are
not u~nnaturally riciOas--Geretand
Leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

LYDIA z. PISXHAM's Vegetable Com.
pound strengthens the stomach and kid
neys and aids digestion. Is equally good
for both sexes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

S A1
sad my-sif 1rfs IA
cured. 10 ell sn~u
amer. Of CAtsrrh e.;
Hay fevsrissj siy aaa
August rp go tkis
d<is. Dee - neither
have hsa anr r-san q
three trUsaies nr-s
Cram nslss va ths
Bedicia. ss~S g..
nssuFrsis sy-sor.
Ttsn Ca T.
uy's C~ss 0ss.
sssa opon
. Correct ats -
us cis~ass sn4 can -
~6rf@n6cd us- a. a. eta
farapis t-y.ils b. nal
O~sg ~. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

England is importing bells from
Baltimore foundries. Those Baltimor
bellies always were popular. -Caicag
S:r0td
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

THE livcliest girl this summer IL Polly
Ticss-Oi City Derrick. Bat the sharp
est i, her sister, Tao through Max.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

"WAIrER, did not see your thumb in
this soup as you were bringing IL To me-"
'Yes, sir; il thumb-tim.s happens"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

An authority on bees says that the age
at which a bev gathers Der frst honey Is
sixteen dav-. "Sve.t sixteen" a. a. were
-Bostoa Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

The vice which never sticks 20
young people, thou b they are more or
posed TO IL han any othcr-Advice.-I 4
jude.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

"WHEx the leaves begin TO turn"-Wben
you to read q book
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

a COUNTER iIrftant-The woman who
goes shopping, vet buys nothing.-Bosfo.
Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

DYSPEPSIA, Stomach-ache, Biiiousness
and kidney complaints are cured with
Papillon Blood Cure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
Gtenn's sulphur Soap

Communicates FRESHNESS. and purity to the
complexion. HIP Hair Dye, black or
brown, JDc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

slough on Corns." l5c. Ask for t. Com
plete cure, hard or soft corns, warts, bunions
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

WHAT time by the clock Is the be%. for 4
punt A joke takes best uheH n strike,
one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

MEMBERS Of q boating club should al
ways be true To its scuilers.- Texas SIT
inQs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

"Buchu-paiba." Quick. complete cure, al
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases, 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Skinny Men. "Wells' Health Remover" re-
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
THE GENERAL

HEADACHE is Immediately relieved b,
the use Of Piso's Remedy for Catarrh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Another Swans Worm Syrup" for few
erishness, worms. const. patton ,tAsteiess. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

THE moon was full the Other night An,
painted the sky red.-S. j. Graphic
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

THE moon is a sort Of matrimonial over.
seer. She Is mistress Of the tied.-S cs
sorS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

A BAxK-rELLER bellies mis- name when to
couceaIs his defalca;ions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

IXTEREsTISG TO ASTIoCARTANS-Th,
oldest cup on record: The hic-cup.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Rough on Coughs. "lsc-. nj Druggists- Con
plcte cure Coughs, HoarSeness, Sore THROAT
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Mrs. Southworth is now at work on
er sixty-sixth noveL-N ]. Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

" you want a fine looking Face,
And n Skin rosy and clear.
Use "BEEsoS's" Sulphur Soap; all Trace
OF disease will disappear.
H-Sold by druggists, etc, everywhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY,
Evan4t0n. Illinois.
OTTAWA VMIVERslN

1'ges sotless 90 Law. o4.xa ~ -
y ,Aa EVD - &ss sFs- reF fS~ae~-
s4Sfsss u hstfa CAxsss =.
National Republican., 1884-01-16
HIS PORCINE nIGHNEss.

The Secretary OF State Advises n Pause
Made.
The secretary of state has signifed his
intention of Immediately laying before tho
house all correspondence between America
and Germany and other information in his
possession concerning the expectation of
hogs. DIR. Loring, of the department OF
agriculture, will also submit the report of the
commission that for some time past has been
securing information in this country in re-
gard to the same subject. The house sub
committee on commerce having in charge
this question expect to begin its considera-
tion tomorrow,
AT n meeting of the ways and means COM
mittee yesterday the question of taking ac-
tion referring Mr.. Townshend's joint resolu-
ton authorizing tho President during q re-
cess of congress to prohibit the importation
of unwholesome or deleterious goods from
countries restricting the importation of pro-
duct from this country to the committee on
commerce was discussed. 1t was determined
that no action should be taken for the pres.
ent for the reason that should bill be
reported affecting importation, and at the
same time affecting the revenue, it should
come from the ways and means committee.
Secretary Frelinghuysen, in an interview
with member of the house this morning,
said it would be better to go slow for the
present in the consideration of this subject.
The introduction of certain measures had
already accomplished some good. Tho secre-
tary was of the opinion that it would be
better to wait and see If the mere introduc-
tion of measures would not have sufficient
effect, thus making actual legislation un-
necessary.
National Republican., 1884-01-16
THE FIGHT BEGUN.

The House Committee on Public Lands
Decides Against the Texas Pacific
Grab.
The house committee on public lands de-
cided yesterday morning, by unanimous
vote, to recommend the forfeiture of tho en-
tire Texas Pacific land grant, which consists
of nearly 100000 acres in Arizona and New
Mexico, valued at $4OOOO,OOO The chair
man of the committee, Mr.. Cobb, will
prepare a bill, or amend some ono of the bills
referred to the committee, 80 rs to embody
the views of the committee Mr. Cobb said
that there was no dissent from the general
proposition that the grant should be for.
feited, but as to what should bo done with
settlers, and other details which had not been
determined upon, there might be differences
of opinion.
The position taken by the committee was
that the Texas Pacific company did not COM
ply with any of the requirements of the
granting act; that the Southern Pacific, now
claiming the grant, had defeated the build
ing of the road to prevent competing line
with the Central Pacific, and that the object
of congress in making the grant was to &C..
cure u rival line from San Diego to the east.
request from the attorney of the Onton-
agon and State Line railroad, of Michigan,
for two weeks delay in the consideration of
tho grant to that road, was referred. To-day
the committee will hear arguments of attor-
neys for tho Oregon Central, but will only
hear two attorneys and allow them ono hour
each