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1 shall have the honor 20 transmit 20 the Con-
gross OF the United states. 4 can not too
strongly urge on ~ attention the duty Of re-
hIxh state Of efficiency which formerly char
ncferxe II. As the long peace that has
luiled us into . sense Of fancicd security
the policy OF STRENGTHENING this arm OF the
service ~ dictated by considerations OF use,
economy. ~ Just regard for our future tran
guilty, and Of q true appreciation Of the dig.
nifty and honor Of the Republic
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prise the construction y ono steel CRUISER @
liz armed xunbonts ono Ieht cruising gun.
boat. one dispatch vessel armed with IIotch.
kiss cannon. one armorod ram and three cor:
Drd0 boats. The general designs. al ~
which are calculated 90 meet the existing
wnnts 81 fho service. arc now we'll advanced
and tho construction Of tho vessels can b.
undertaken ~ soon ~ you shall grant tho
necessary authority
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The revolution IN lI1lti H<aIn<t tnc t:lno-
Iisned Government has terminated while
Il WAS n progress y became necessary 20
proceedings against Individuals and rt>-
6el@ chained with their Infringement These
nro8rrufI0n< we're III All cases successful
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concur with the Secretary Of the Treas
ury IN Recommending the immediate euspen-
sion Of the coinage d silver doIlar3 and Of
the issuance Or silver certificates. This q .
matter 20 which In former communications
have more than once invoked the attention 81
the National legislature ~ appears that
annually for the past ok years there have
been coined In compliance with the require.
mcnts ~ the act 81 February 18th, ISIS. moro
than twenty eevcn million silver doIInr1 The
number now outstanding u reported BY che
secretary 70 be nearly 1S5 ,0o0.000. whereof
but little more than l0,oM.o00, Or less than
twenty two per cent, are In actual circula-
tIon- The mere existence Of thIs fact seems
% me 20 furnish or itself q c0Kcut orEu-
ment for the repeal o. the statute which
has made such iact possible, but there
are other and Rravcr considerations that
tend In the same direction. The secretary
ovows hIs conviction that, unless this coin
okc and issuance Of silver certificates be
suspended, silver - likely ~ no dis
tant day 20 become our sole metallic
standard. The commercial disturbance
and tho impairment ~ National credit that
would b thus occneioncd can scarcely be
ovcrcstImated. hope that che tccretory's
suggestions respecting NE withdrawal from
your approval. It's likely tnat consIdcra.
ihe Treasury mishs ana g. w inso eur
TRADE DoLLARs.
while trade dollars have ceased for che
present q least, 70 BE- IN element % ective
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The report Of the Postmaster General &C.
Quaints you with the present condition
closes the gratifying fact that the loss Of
revenue from reduction IN rnte OF letter
postage a. recommendation my message De-
March 3. 1885, has been much less than was
generally anticipated. Ny recommendation
or this reduction was based upon tho belief
that the actual falling on In receipts from
letter postage for the year Immediately sue
ccrdinr the change OF rate would be 81, 400.
oou. II has proved 70 be only <2,1l5,ooo. This
Will soon bo restored 20 ne former volume
by the natural Increase Of -seaicd CORE
spondence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-12

The course or this Government IN raising
o. representation at Bangkok 20 the dipIo-
Of warm friendship and anEurs well for our
ENLARGED intercourse. The <iamese Govern
ment has presented 20 the United states
occunancv Of fne legation. and suggest that
BY Joint resolution Congress attest ~ appre-
cIation Of this generous gift-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-12-12

The annual report Of the Commissioner of
the District Of Columbia reviews the opera
tione or the several departments Of y!
municipal government. ! nsk your careful
consideration Of ~ suggestions In respect 20
legislation. especially commencing such q!
relate 20 4 revision 81 the civil and criminal
code, the performances o. labor BY persons
sentenced 70 imprisonment IN the jail. the
construction and occupation Or wharvcs
along the river front. and the erection o. Z
suitable building for district Offices.
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OF the various Governmental concerns IN
charge Of the Interior Department she re-
ports Of its Secretary presents IN interesting
ticular attention. ! refer y0u 20 his obscrva-
tions respecting our Indian oInir4, the pre-
emptIon and timber culture acts. the failure
~ranted ~ the Government. md the opera
fIons of tkc Pension ONCE, the Patent ONCE.
the Census Bureau and che Bureau Of Educa.
tion.
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eminent services Of Ulysses =. Grant, Into
General or the armies Of tho United Stntce,
and twice President Of this Nation. that Con.
xrtss confer upon him suitable pension. !
Am certain Of the measures chat seem 90 me
necessary and cxpedicnt 1 have now u
obedIeucc 10 the Constitution recommended
for xour adoption. AZ respects others Of no
less Importance. shall cOntcnt myself with
renewing the Recommendations already
made 10 Congress without rcstatIny the
rronnda upon which such rocommcn.
dalton. were based: The preservation 81
forests on the public domain; tho granting
of Government aid for popular cducations
the amendment of tho Federal Constitution
eo ~ ID make cffcctuaI the dlsapprovnt ~
the President or particular items IN npprO-
pr.ction bills: the enactment Of statues -
regard 10 the nIIinx Of vacancies In tho frc9-
idcntial ofllcc, and tho determining 81 vtxe1
uucations respecting prcsidcntl0i Inability
arc measures which may Justly receive your
serious consideration.
a. che tlm9 draws nigh when nm 90 rctlr3
from public service, cannot rcfruIn from
cxprcsslng 20 tho members Of tho National
IrxIslnfurc. with whom have been hfouxnS
inio ncrs nal md Official intercourse. my sin
ccrc appreciation OF their untnllnx courtcsys
nnd AZ their harmonious GO operation with
the Executive IN 20 many measures cnlcn.
lated q promote the host interests o. ~
NatIon. And % my fellow citixelys generally
acknowledge deep eonsc Of obligation fot
tho auDpOrt which they have accorded me -
nv administration or The Executive Depart
mont or the GOvcrnmcnt. -...-.. M
WAssIxorox. ID. q. December /. -.
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The act of Congress approved August
lisa. authorized the removal 20 tho lnifc'
states OF thc bodies Of Lieutenant Com
m0ndcr George WI DcIonH and his com
panIons OF the Jeanette expedition. IhL
removal has been successfully accom-
nllshod BY Iicutcnante Harder and Schuctxt
The remains were taken from their gray
IN the Lena Delta IN March. lo<t. and were 70
tile season being TOO far advanced 70 ADM
OF their Immediate tran portntIon. They ~
rived nt New York February -. 1854. whcr
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
q

The Sine and IeG'hcr reporter has
made the painful discovery that Very
few brass ban Is tau play Is many airs
A. Il drum ma or puts on.
-Iyher i clothing shop gets on FIRE
some - tho clerks spring over %
ami sUma IA | over coats, and nearly
ev"y one pants when he gets out
A Pittsburgh chemist has found
opium in cie 4rertes. The same drug
has also been discovered in soothing
syrup. The dude has a hard time OF ii.
Pits urgh yOSt.
Yes" sighed old Mrs. Gcm5o.
That acciien, was horrible. When j
rca / about it, il exaggerated me 80 that
] coUldn decompoSe M self for several
huurs."-N. J.. Mai.
"A boy write 10 . paper that his
father has hit upon an important sub
iect ami hi; hard From this it i in,
ferred that the old gentleman has been
reso I n to corporal punishment.
-Pomp: Cuff. can Won tell me the
difference between an accident and i
misiortune??' Cuff: Gives it no,
Pomp. Can vou?" Fomp: III YOU
should fall into the rihber. that would
be an accident. if somebody should pull
YOU ont that would Toe 4 misfortune
Nine. DArcv-sWhv do O weep.
my poor woman Weepinr woman
-.AIv son has Just been hung" Nine
DArcv lila py mother Weeping
woman-'Happy," Nine. ID Are
..YcS. My~on i alive, but he is dude"
PkJta i.IphiG Cdi
A Wizard
Twas a IA nous East Indian wizard
lie could change 4 cow 10 - lizard,
\ FISH "a q squirrel,
Or MS; by Al rwlr..
Make gold from a black hens GiZzard-
The G ever East Indian wizard
Fell n wI-h n Kansas blizzard:
Iuey hac 4 sct-tO.
And when they pot through
He didn't hnow "a from "Kzarl."
A boy who had been sent to carry
n silver card-Da >ket 10 n young ladr "a
q bridal present WAS asked upon his re-
turn 10 the Office if he found tie right
place. .oh. Yes. Zee the girl her
self Yes Did she seem sur
priscd?" 'Very much so.' "Say
a~nvthing?' Why. yes: she told her
mother she presumed II was plated. but
would be good enough for her aunt out
in the country. "-DeiroH Free Press.
mir. Billings" said an Arkansas
board nT-house IN stress, addressing a
gentleman who had Just taken his seat
OF the table, .'you make the thirteenth
at dinner. L hO,e You won't consider
me superStitious. but | wish that YOU
would leave" Why" my dear mad
am." repIiet Billings, shave nc fears
whatever. This MISUNDERSTANDING
pus ness is 4 fraud" Yes, l know
continued the LADY, but. as you owe
me or two weeks hoard. I'd rather q
wouldn't eat l quite ag-ee with YOU
the thirteenth is a fraud."-ArkdnSdW
I-Greuer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
Pity the Piiysi ianS.

Speaking of the necessity for some
legislation tending tt correct the over
crowdinr of the med cal professor q
busy physician said: TO tell vou the
truth. the medical profession IS poor
very poor. And doctors who talk OF
incomes of twenty to twenty-five thou
sand a wear simply talk tor etfert. l
earn rom twelve to ii tcen thousand,
and think myself well oil t | actually
coll oct one-third of il. The rest / MAY
or may not get some day probably
not; and l know that my practlce Is
larger and my clientele more lucrative
than that OF at least retenjer TO
500 o that | could name. / keep 4
carriage. to be sure. and a colored nan
W III very br CHIT buttons; hut il is often
that | haven't a dollar in my poke; TO
pa for cab if my OWE e~quipage should
happen to break down a couple OF
m les awav from home
There is now. it seems. in ratio 10
population. sue an excess OF doc Ors in
the In ted States that the hest equipped
graduates start with scarcely a prospect
of success. Taking the whole area OF
the United States into calcu. alton, tie
ratio is one doctor 10 every 60 persons.
In this State il is one TO GOO: in this city
one TO so. In England the ratio is n
to 1870; in France. one to $500: in
GERMANY and Austria, about one To
ever 2,bVl. In any community. city.
town. or country district the number OF
persons constantly sick Is found TO be
i to :. in l,UO0-depend nc upon
saluhr.ty of situation and other condI-
tons. 1t is safe to say that in this ely
the number in every 30 WHO are regu-
larly on the sick list is not more than
ten: and So. on the average, New York
has n physician TO ever ems sick per-
sons. Count ont w or three OF the
ten as dsa led by age or incurablc
disease. and at least II rs too OR 10
pay. and Z physician Las an avera-e OF
six or even paying patients. OF course
some have fifty to a hundred patients,
and i great many have two. three. half
a 10 ,cn. or more: lut the average ratio
is not altered by this inequality OF dis
tribution.-N. j. SGu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
Shocking the COachman.

in front Of the CHESTNUT Street Opera
house last night was handsome pr vate
eIpipage. The horses, which were
clipped bavS. were so restless that the
coachman had TO stand a: their heads
TO soothe them.
Why don't YOU tame them horses?"
asked 4 reserve officer.
Tame EN- retortcd the coach
man. They're Just as tame rs kittens
now. They're Just playful. that's all
They'll mind me like soldiers. Now
look how they'll mind me-"
The coachman stepped into the street
in front of the horses and held up his
hand, with a finger raised. The horses
pricked up their ears and looked at
him.
Dick, John. Attention. he said. and
the horses trembled with pleasure.
Forward. mar"
Before he could finish the command the
bays had leaped forward and the tongue
of the carriage striking him in the pit
of the stomach sent him staggering
down on the street
Whoa" cried the cOachman and the
policeman simultaneously, and the
horses stopped TO rise IN their hind
legs.
1t was apparent from the way the
coachman held himself when he got up
that he had received a painful and
Notifying shock.-Rhiladeiphia Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
The Causes OF Earthquakes AMI Vol
canoes

EARTHQUAKES and volcanic eruptions
are closely related to each other. like
ice and snow. Each nay be the effect
of a different cause. or both may result
from the anne cause, as there Is EVIL
IDENTITY more than n cause at ORR 70
produce these effect~. This statement
will enable the general reader TO form a
tolerabiy clear idea of my meaning. and
ret | am not satisfied with ii myself.
Therefore, l will vary ii by saving that
a cham of causes sem TO combine tho
different effects of which are earth
quakes and volcanic eruptions-
The most general cause OF earth
Guakes is the tension and pressure OF
the crust. by which the oSciliat ons and
ri cations thereof have been produced.
The tension and pressure have been
caused by the shrinking and CONTRACT
inc of the cru-t, consequent upon IFS
cooling. Plications are caused by .
lat raj. or side. pressure, in consequence
OF the contracting OF the rust, Whereby
the strata, if of clay, loam, etc, ae
thrown INTO waves, D. ridges. giving IN
appearan C something like a tiute1 ccl-
umn. VIII give q familiar example
of tie forces THAI produce slight earth
quakes. in order that the young msy
have q clearer idea upon the SUBJECT
On building 4 fire in a stove. VIII n
the pipe begins to heat it Will eXpan1.
At Iirst there is a tension so slight that
,he iron of the pipe l. able to resist t,
but as the heat increases the strain, or
tension. overcomes the resistance std
denly. as n stick breaks W en- the strain
is too great, and with n cracking sound.
This Is caused by expansion: but SIM
liar phenomena will resu.t from cen
traction when the heat is subsidirG.
Thus it is with the earth 5 crust. Inc
stra u NC, by either contraction or *
pansion. causes some place 10 yield with
a loud report. instead Of 4 ~''crackIng,'
a. in the case of q slove-pipe. Ii this
event occurs near a volcano r an
eruption ensues. Also. As there is a re-
t'ex action. terminating on the surface
of the ocean OF internal fire. an upheavsl
OF the crust results, and if there is an
ocean OF water Immediately ABOVE 3
tidal wave must he the consequence.
Furthermore. should this slight shock
Of earthquake open a assure IN the crust,
from a fountain of water to the ocean
OF tire. then the water being suddenly
converted into steam, with not room
enough in VIII CHI to expand, other
shocks will follow. 4 tended by up
heavals. earthquake waves and volcanic
disturbances. These will continue for
a shorter or longer period. and be slight
or heavy, according to the amount Of
water precipitated. the size OF the assure
and other northumberland (Ore.)
Hest Shore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

=, Robert Bonner of the New York
Ledger, is siXty-two and worth $780,
100.
Several Young ladies in Detroi.swill
start a school OF journslism.-DctrOI
Post.
Colonel Robert Beatty, aged eighty
four years, of Union County, South
Carolina, has held the Office of Sheriff
in that county since 1885.
At a recent distinguished" dinner
party in London, every lady present
was an American, including the hostess
of the occasion, Mrs. George Bentick.
and among the guests were such Ameii-
can representa- es As Ladies Mande-
willie and Churchill. Mrs. RonaldS, and
Of course. Miss Chamberlain.
Great as WAS Charles Reade's li-era-
~ success, he had one grief. 1t was
that he had ncen denied membership IN
acertain club. Il WAS proposed by Col
Inns and 80 .onded by ID ckens. but they
wouldn't nave me" he often said. When
asked why ne so lamented the fact. the
hale old man replied: because there
wasn't a ras-light in the hoU e. / do
like to read by 4 good sperm candle
Peter Deco cev. agad n~inety-eiCht,
has been in the Otter Tail Poor-hou>e
in II une~ota. his descendants having
turned him ont. except a grandson, wtO
became too poor To care for him. The
old mar WAS a soldier in 1872, and ha-
now received a land warrant for i61
acres of land and S6. 2nJ back pension.
How the family throng about him, But
he puts them aside a they put him. eN-
cept the or ndsOn. 10 whom he has
given the land warrant and hall the
monev.-C.icaJO NeU,.
The Oldest Government employc AZ
Washing on Is a cO,or"d MAJ named
Lindley Muse. who stands n the door
az the Office o the Secretary OF the Navy
and takes in the cards 81 the callers tC
Secretary Chandler. He has filed th"t
position for f iv-SjX wear. having been
first appointed BY Sar4uel Southland,
who WAS Secretary of the Navy unde;
the Administration Of John Quincy
Adams. Mr.. Muse has forgotten wher
he was born. but thinks ne i about
eighty years O. arc.-HGShingf0n S'Gr
A Washington lctter-writcr think
that the popularity IF Mrs. McEiroy,
the Presidents sist r. comes no
onl, from her natural 'a"t and WOE:
AMY grace~. but from the fac 49,
she has recognized and culi:,-.eC
the wives and daughters of residen.
citizens more than the mistress OF h,
White House has ever done. As the
sister of the President. ella min- no Off
cial rank. she Il : been free To come ana
20. Z accept Or decline social defer
enre - She pl a-eG, and she has dis
armed pro essional c. ties by going
evcrvw err she was invited. and man
aging Il have a good time--ChtcGJt
IrtLUN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
The Last Of His Real Estate.

You say that YOU are still a gentle
man." said q sneering lawyer to a wit
ness in the Quarter Sessions yesterday.
who had sworn that too great a fond
ness Tor stimulants had brought him
from the en- o, ment OF a good income
to tie miseries OF a tramp. Perhaps
you are still q ~taypayer?'
No" answered the witness, Il still
" a little property, bI: 1 hsven',
paid taxes on it,"
..Ah ha' cried the lawyer. Don't
paw YOUR taxes, en-? Is it landed prop
crtys
Yes
Indeed, Where is it? What is ite"
lit is a grave in q cemetery
Philadelphia Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

1T makes every humanitarian sad to SOC
invalids seek such relief as is given them
by the use of bitt r., kidney medicines,
may make them feel bitter on account OF
its s:upe wing Insrc iients, combined with
some strong caIhartic anu dlureCIc that ara
used in its composition, but they eventual
" row worse. The only cure for weak
hess, Nervousness, debility, acneS, pains,
rheumatism, sores, urinary and digestive
troubles. Is TO make the blood rich, red and
pure, Ivy usitg D.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilia, a remedy wiieiy la
dorsed by physicians VINO have examined
into It's composition and effect.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
Not From England.

Miss Edith-''And are you really an
American. Mr.. Fitzmaurice?:"
F~itkmaurice (deiighted)-"Aw. yes.
| assure YOU"
Miss Edith-"Then you are not an
Englishman just arrived9"
~Fitzmaurice more delighted)-"'Pon
honah, no. l am a New lokah. But
-aw-why d d you think l was-aw-
from deah old England, y'now'"
Miss Edith-"Well, to be frank, /
thought YOU must be, You seemed so
green about everything in this country"
PHILADELPHIA Cal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
CURE OF
RoCKAwAY BEACH. n. VI
Jan. 10. LISA.

RoCKAwAY BEACH. n. I'll
Jan. u. lisa.
lam carpenter. A year ago / wa laid
mp with rheumatism ia my arms which
drove sleep from my pillow, and rendered
life q burden. AZ er having tried for three
months il vain all kinds of remedies of
phy.iciaas rs, l was induced by Michael Hol-
land, our Postmaster, to try BR~ASDRErH's
PILLS. He said they cured him after a
year Of suffering. I took six pills every
night for three nights; then l took two
pills every night for ten days. At the end
CT fifteen days / was entirely wei. Oc-
casionally l nave a slight twinge after be-
ing exposed to dampness or wet, but two
pills taken every night for four days
drives it away. JAMES HENRY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
Poison Oak.

SPARTANBURG, 8. c., March I3, 1884.
Your most ~vaiuatle medic lie e. FITS
S~PkCIFICp mas oon me so much good that
l feei Ike SAVING this for ihe beneit OF
tho e who suffe or ike did. Twas poison u
tv POISON OAK. and saw not a well day FOR
six years, untII ! used SwIFT'S SP. C,FIC.
In ohe six years ! used almost every hlnd
OF medicine, but none had the desired /. Il ct.
After using SIX bottles of SwIFr's SPECIFIC
j am restore t perfect hel!rh-rith HotG
siga OF that G,rfaI poison jcJt!'
Yo-rs T.-y, DAVID NESBITT.
Treatise on B.nod and SKIN Diseases
mailed tree. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer q, Atlanta, Ga.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
RoCKAwAY BEACH. y. Y,
Jan. l6. lSS4.

TIE statement in the foregoing letter
made by James Henry, l know to be true,
a. l, also. know it to be true that BRAND
RETR's PILLS cured me OF a terrible at
tack OF rheumatism which had conf ned
me to the house for several months. /,
however, took two pills every night for a
month.
MICHAEL HOLLAND, Postmaster,
Oceanus Post-OHce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

John Il. Cough, in his lecture al
Utica. n. Y. illustrated the Importance
OF faith n promot nc human happiness.
1.-The only drawback at a boarding
house." he said. lis the want of con-
hdence in what is placed on the table"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

Mr.. D. h BARSABY, of Ovego, \. Y,
saws that his daughter was taken with u
vi. lent cold which terminated with Pneu-
monia; the hest physical is gave tine case
up when a friend recommended Dr.. WIZ.
HALLS BALSAM o THE LUNGS. Sie ac-
ce1 ted il as las resort, u was surprised
to find a MAJ ked charge, and by persever-
ing a permanent cure was effected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

THe chance oncoc'ions of ignorant men
bave sometimes brought disrepute not only
o. their own worthleS IS medicines that de-
serve no credit, but sometimes. with mucn
i jus ice, on r ally reliable preparations.
/ adi~s should not estate abOu Mrs Pink
banf's Vegetabl COMPOUND, ior tais rene
dy has been trieu, proven and praised Tor
ears.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09
Childs. of tine Philadelnhia Lcd-

ger. a : he will leave his paper at his
death to the son of A. j.. DreXel.
when / was young he says, .Mr.
Drexel came forward and offered to
put money into my paper and not to in
tsrfere in any way with it"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

LORDS are not much thought of in this
country; but ant ave a great deal &c
do with American balio,-boIes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

VALUABLE AND CovvENIENT.-BRowN'S
BRONCHIAL TRoCHES are a safe and sure
remedy or I'll troubles of the Throat and
Lungs. Sold only IN bOreS. % cts
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

Sneezing, snuf1ing and coughing! This
is the music oil over the land just now.
And will be until June. "I've go. such an
awful cold in my head" euro it with Ely's
Cram Balm or it my q in the toughest
form of Catarrh. May Be youhave catarrh
now. Nothing Is moro nauseous and dread
ful. This remedy masters it aS no other
ever did Not a snuf nor a liquid. Ap-
piled by the finger to the nostrils. Pleas
ant, certain, radical.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

LIFE is short-only four letters in it.
Thr-e-quarterS Of il is a ale" and half of
it is an 'If." Pu his ON ''fle" if You
would as '.lief."-EIchqRge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

A WESTERN paper heads an ar icle
"Crumbs OF Crime" They came from too
much Of a loaf.-N. ]. Grup.aic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

SOME of IL baseball players seem &c
have been v~accInated. They can't catcl
anything.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

BEWARE Of the incipien, stageS of Con-
sumption. Take Piso's Cure in time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-09

smother Swans Worm Syrup" for few
erishness, worms, constipation ,taSteless. DC