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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

TN conformity with the general public
il sentiment, / recommend that
On Saturday. the SIN Instant.
the bells in the city be tolled from 10
A. NJ, to 1 p. NJ, and any other appro-
pirate marks of respect be paid to the
soldier, now conquered by death, who
in the hour Of triumphant victory by the
conditions of surrender, magnanimously
secured to his vanquished countrymen
their lives and honor, supplied them
with rations for their immediate neces-
sites and left hem their horses and all
he could to recultivate their wasted fields
and retrieve their ruined fortunes
aug3-3t Al. CLAUDE, Mayor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

Summer ShOes.-I have on hand. for
sale cheap, lot of Ladies and children S
easy shoes and slippers for Summer wear.
VIM. i. Brooks, Main street. jy15-tf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

The Evening Capital is the. best
advertising medium ID the county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

LOST.-A Pearl-set PIN, either on
College avenue or West street. A suit
able reward If left at the Capital of
fee. aug6-w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07
new Embellishments.
aPECrAL NOTICE.

We Wiu insert III this column adgertise-
aaents Of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, de-, not erceeding four lines. One
Week, Or less, for % Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

FOR SALE.-A First class POOL Ia
BILE. Cost $250.00. Can be bought cheap.
Enquire at WAI. SCHAUER'S No. 10 m.
Front street, Baltimore, Md. ang54t.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

FOR SALE.-Three Brown LeghoTn
C0CKERELsS, Of the puTest breed, which
/ will sell, If sold within a week, one at
81 and two soc. each. Also, eggs Of the
same breed at 81 per 13. ALBEIT II. Hop
KINs, st. Johns College. aglw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07
VOL. III. NO. IS.
millinery and 1fanep Goods.
SPRING MILLINERY.
pe . =. REHN

MRS - y
.,-,-rTrs the Ladies to call and examine
hlraew and elegant assortment OF
Sorjag BoRBetS and Hats,
nte latest Styles and Designs. A,so
70 ,..ga 7. - assortment Of Ribbons Velsets,
.esss ..s.s Bsaaets and Hats trimmed 70 Cd =
als'0' ''y MRS. S. J. REIN,
Opp. City Hotel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

KRAMER Has the Goods at prices to
suit everybody, at Whites old stand, on
Francis street. The cheapest store in An
napolis for Dry Goods. jy15tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
SIGHT DRAFTS.
How . Dctroif-r Wa. Influenced to Do .
Hanking business

Ranking n"'ine-.-
~ on 'ee' 'apiain' my son 'ha. 10
Milwaukee. He goes oafer deere last
vheck to see hi, uncle"
..yas Mr. Du,dar-
u;. HIN h,,,
a - nc nnd 49, m', o.
VIC" - Ustar.
pP,i' 81 m $50 -
=
10" ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
FOR OUR YOUNG D
Il BABY'S NAMES.

What do we call the babyf
We'll. sometimes when in gle
The laughing. boisferous darling
Comes sturdily In To me
With "A gust of shouting and kisses
From red lips merry md arch.
And u riotous breezy hluster-
Nhy Ihcn We call hlrn-Narch.
Eut yben In the midst Of a frolic.
Stthe mood %! some passing whim.
tn. dear mouth trcnbles ard QuiyerS
The brave brown eyes grow DIM.
AID u sudden rain of passion
swecns over the sunny face,
We cal the bai,y-Aprii
For his petulant, wItcning grace.
Thea a. he wakes. and rises
Flushed from ms slumbsr deep.
The swift breath bHiiny and precious
With the sweet crushed rose of sleep.
When the glow and the bloom OF morning
Meet III his glance Rt play
Like the dawn OF AN infinite promise,
W. call the bahy-Nay.
But when as the evening closes
He Dcstlcs in warrn embrace.
The lancuor of rest approaching
Dn the beautiful drowsy face:
Because he IL sweetest and rarest.
With ali exquisite things in tune,
Because he u richest ana fa.rest
We call the ~bahy-June.
And If you should ask the household
Ind what name they sing
Tho ioudcSt praise of their darling.
Hating MIN chief and king.
They Il laugh III the foolish question,
AIf. Answer with IRE aud 'iafne,
That whatever you called the baby,
hey loved hiIn just the sumo.
-H'bf, AUdko
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
DOGS. SCENT.
F.~sssy Modified ~ the N0sse oe tbs
Land Cruss~d

Land Cro>s~A-
Whatever may h- the natural scent
Ing properties of n dog. il IL CERTAIN
that 4 great deal depends upon the IA
ture II the land crossed. When hounds
run over some Of these undrained sedgy
fields so often found in the neishbor-
hood Of brooks or rivers. they car gen
orally psush their fox: but drained and
dressed land i. not 80 favorable. Then.
again. ~ far n the fox j. concerned. -
is a III idea tina; he leaves u better
scent behind him Il he be- found and
well BUSTED in cover; before making
for the open. han II be steal of unIer-
cciv-d. in which eyen; the scent il said
TO be ind, !erenI. Further. the scent
fails when n fox Is getting beaten;
hence. when 4 fox starts up wind. aud
- hardly pressed At the outset. he not
unconmonly reaps an advantage when
Ne turns down wind. for the twufold
reason that the scent Is fainter. and
shat there Is i blown on in advance Of
the hounds That scent is shifted by
the wind no hunting maj Needs "a be
tcAd. anu We once Jaw = ssEtkiu. III
stance Of IL. The Queens s;ashSGnds
We're in Burnham Beeches. whence the
deer came away into the open. and ran
in the shape of a letters. A minute or
two later the pack came out Of the
wood. and. there beln. n SIDE wind. the
hounds ran a letter =. a. the stag had
done. bat about sixty wards Ia the left
o. the deer's actual line. Whether the
scent Of an animal CONES from the
contact Of the feet with the ground.
orfrom the whole body. Is 10; IN ascc'-
tanned fact; some say that The breath
has something 10 do with IL. In the
case Of the fox and hare the body
theory may receive support; but with
deer. those who say that the tread
leaves the scent nave n certain moun
Of reason on their side. a. the body i
higher than the noses Of the hounds.
II the atmosphere weighs down scent
so TO speak, other obseryatioas-the
steam from m engine. for example
seem to show that hounds Will hot run.
London Field.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
Hrt~nd ef womsa.

This I,ls 10 often applied so Mr.. Lydia
F. Piakhsfn, OF Lynn. Mass, by harry
wives aud H,sthers ~ho have bs-sn rur-s 90
distressing disorders and rclisvssi % pala
and suffering by Mr.. finkhaso's Vegc.A-
bic Compound Mrs. I. H. of rtroth-
er. 4. G.. says ia . reoont letter "ioar
medicine has dine ne So much god .ha; I
don't thsn. ! can stop taxing ~ unii ] ara
sa;irciy well. owe al MY good f~ssiiaxs
90 you. The doctor cant get any gesiis for
curing me, IL Is your nssdieino that he's
doas nss n1osr good than anything ] have
ever taken-" A Drsssuaaksr ia Fnaisy.
o., says; - ave DERIVED So gr.ai q t~oe-
d; from the use Of your Vegetable Cosn-
pound thai ] rc-scrsansrsl u sn the s~trons.ss
terms. with the utmost con1dssce and ass
sur IL viii car. ths most staLbssn csss& I
consider 10 veyy MACH better tsazl ans. othes
prvparE:ioa made for AL F.saaie Com
pl~AirtAv
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

TIE .vea:v-,ourh annual sts:-rosaf Of
the burlington Insurance Company as aP-
proved by The Aaii,or % Iowa d, a very
c~-ii,aAe Que. IL shows si1a,AEL1 cash
capital. aggregate cash assets stai.ers&
Tu.sl ilshii tie. which iuciade SiS1,u1Aro
casa capital. ~sISSssnSs reinsurance reserve
aud al other liabilities. &i-AS%a tbs
gives the Darlington 8 net surplus % si-s-
.4a.tsl Besides this iarse surplus. the CON-
paw holds the secured obligations OF the
Stockholders for s;n,0tA.C0 TOR TIE further
protection % policy-ho!ters- Tais Is an
c,crllrn; showing and wtl tcSv, sci
nferit-i cOniienc- among property owasTs
Ia lh!s the oldes; " Iowa companies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
A LITTLE BOYS SERMON.
Berthe ~I:iynn'. Way az Preaching from Il
Text: IL Keep Ny Body Under."

Berthe Eiynn'. Way Of Preaching from the
Text: IL Keep Ny Body Under"
Sermons arc not very attractive 10
YOU. and YOU always skip" them in the
Chr ,tian Union. even if very good ser
mols are preached in is columns. This
time you viii read a sermon because it
is. even if it was found in a newspaper.
a true story. This must be a sermon.
because il has a text: Il keep my holy
under"
Little BERTHE Rlynn had just finished
his dinner. He vas in the coy library.
keeping still for a few minutes after eat
Ing. according 10 his mothers rule. She
got it from the family doctor. and a
rood rule ii j.. Bertie was sitting IN his
" rocking-chair before The pleasant
frat. fire. He had in his hand two tine
.pples-a rich red and = green. His
father sat at 4 window reading a news
paper. Presently he heard the child
say: Thank YOU. little master. Drop
ping his paper he said: Il thought 40
were acne. Berthe. Who was here ju>:
now?' Nobody. papa. only yon anu
L. Didn't you say just now: Thank
YOU. little m~aster?''' Tie child DID no:
answer n first, but laughed q shy
laugh. Soon he said: I'm afraid
You'll laugh at me if | tell you. papa.
Well. Won haze Just laughed. and why
mayn't ~ .iiut I mean you'll make
fun of me- No. ] won't make fun Of
you; but perhaps I'll have fun with
YOU. That viii help us digest our roast
beef I'll tell YOU about il, papa. J
had eaten my red apple and wanted 70
eat -. green one too. Just then !
remembered something i learned in
school about eating. and ] thought one
big apple was enough. Ny stomach via
he glad if l don give il the green one
TO grind. Ii seemed for a mute JUS,
as 4 il sad 10 me: Thank YOU, little
MASTER but ! know | said it myself.
.Bertic, what is Il Miss McLaren has
been teaching about cating??' 'Sns
told us 10 be careful not to give oul
stomach, too much food to grind. Il
We do, she saws il Will make bad blood,
that will run into our brains and make
them dull and s;urid, SO that We can
get our lessons well. and perhaps give
us headaches. too. If We give oul
stomachs just enough work 10 do the,
Will give us pure. liz ely blood that vii
make us feel bright and cheerful II
school Miss McLaren says that some
times. when she eats too much o: some
thing that she likes vcrv much, Il seem
almost as # her stomach moancd ant
complained; but when she denies her
self and doesn't eat too much II seem
As if il were thankful and glad.
That's ~ good preaching IL tie min
~ister's. Bertie. VIVA. more did Ms
NcLaren tell you about this matter?
'>hc taught us a verse one day abou
keeping the soul on top. That WASH
Just the words. but its what il meant.
Al this papa's paper went suddeni,
right up before his face. When. in
minute, il dropped down. there WASH
any laugh on his face "a he SAID
Weren't these the words: 81 kccp N.
body undcr?'' oh yes! thai was il
but ii means just the same. If ! keel
my BODY under. Of course my soul Is o'
top. and you'll belong to the grandes
stylc of man that walks the earth
Chr.StsQn Union.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
a Candid Wife.

Colonel Witherspoon Is probably the
homeless, maj in the State Of Texas. il
we except Dan Notary. of the Houston
Age. On the other hand. Mrs. Wither-
spoon is n very good looking woman.
Like many other Texans. they visited
the New Orleans Exposition. One
morning. while walking down Canal
street. they passed a Photographic
establishment. before the door of which
stood a man inviting people to have
their pictures taken. He said TO Colonel
Wiiherspoon:
just walk in. sir. and Won needn''
paw if We don't give YOU a handsome
picture"
You might n well have your pic.
,ure." said Mrs. Witherspoon TO her
husband: 1t will not cost Won n cent
There is no danger Of his making a
handsome picture Of your features.
Ar, hasn't advanced tina; far just yet"
-Tcras SifsnQs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Is frequently The exclamation Of coe ssfy
- another. The facs ts nos . pacas~n. oas
- have fnrat4oa- 10, It'll TIE at nzsy - .
kindly one. FOR IL SCI. the one addressed 10
thinking. appri.es her - the fact As. sic
10 no; Ia good health. and leads her ~ s~~k
a reason farr~for. Palior 10 almost aivars
attendant uison the .rst s.ag~s % cSsnsarEp-
;iua- Ttr system Is enf~-Ai~d- scd he
bod - impoverished Dr. rsrces Gold
en- Medical Discovery" viii s@s IS . icszie
upon the syss-m. Will enrich the in;-Svsr-
i.a.d blood, aad restore fuses ~ the csr~A
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
WELL, NOWi
What an Unreasonable. D~iSagrecshle. Dis
con:ented Picture This Is

What an Unreasonable. Di>agrecabie, Dis
contentrd Picture This Is!
4 woman must manage 20 dress wei
on sey~enty-iivc cents 4 week, and she
mustn't he vain. and she must be kind
to the poor. and she must 60 regularly
To the sewing-soc;cty meet ngs. and be
ready TO dress dolls and make tides
and aprons for church fairs. She must
be "A good cook. and must be able TO
do up her husbands shirts SO that
the Chinese washcrman would groan
with envy and gnash his teeth with the
same holy passion at sight of them.
She must always have the masculine
buttons Of the family sewed on So they
will never come off while they are in use.
and she must keep tue family hosiery
SO that nobody would ever m:strust
there were toes in the stockings when
| they we're m. She must hold herself IN
constant readiness To find everything
her husband has los; and a man never
knows where to lind anything. He will
put his boots carefully away ON the par
lor sofa, anu when he has hunted for
them IN hour he will suddenly appear
t. his wife with a c~ountenance like an
ayencing angel and demand what in
| thunder has she done with his boot>?'
She must shut all the doors after her
lord and master. and likewise the bu-
rear drawers. for a married man wa
never known TO shut a drawer. Il
would be rs unnatural as for a hen 10
60 in swimming for recreation.
She must 90 10 bed first in cold wealth
er SO As To get the bed warm. Her
husband. If he is = wise man. should
never ask her to do this. Oh. no; but
he sits to lust finish this piece in III.
paper" and waits until she has 60,
the sheets 10 a comfortable temperature
All, there are n Crca; many tricks in the
trade of living together. A woman is
expected to take care of the baby. even
after the first ~infantiie wonder has mul-
| tiplied into a round half-dozen. And 4
he doubles up with the colo OF trials OF
cutting teeth. or the necessary evils O;
mumpS, or measles. and whcoping-
cough. and scarlet fever. and rash. and
throa, distemper, and short sleeves and
bare legs. and pins sticking into him.
and too much candy. and bad temper.
why. her husband tells her that he docs
wish sine would Try and quiet her baby.
and he avs il. too, as if he thought she
alone was responsible for its being in
existence. and rs if she was consider
ably 10 blame for il. too
And when she has the headache u
body thinks of minding it-a womsn l.
always having the headache. And il she
Is nervous enough to H.! poboty
shuts the door any Guieter. snd pebocy
tucEs her on the lounge. with . shawl
over her, or coddle her TO death as q
man has to be coddled under such CIR
cumstanceS
We might GO OF indefinitely with tia
troubles Of being . woman. and e there
is Q man who thinks . woman has IN
easy time Of il, why. just let him pin
on . pound a false hair and get INSIDE
. pair Of corsets. and put on = pun-bsck
overskirt and b . woman himself. Aad
zee how he likes il-LOreu Times
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

cula,~d to make strong. noble cnarao
tiers than is lie in the city. And If the
bows ON the farm who look longingly to
the glare and excitement OF city life.
will improve the precious hours Of thei,
boyhooa in noble character building
they will some day rejoice in the happy
reward that the future viii hold for
.hem.-Nelie Burns, IN Country Gentle
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
The Orunkard'S Ballot.

CT evil arising from the lqucs
sraft is the power given 70 every
drussaru. by means Of the ballot ir
lcvyta the sober taxes Of which h
himes does not pay a cent Tn. thrifty
producer is To great extent .; the
merc3 II the sot The hes; illustration
of TIM $ in the county districts. where
al appropriations for educational pur-
poses. sside from teachers salanF>. are
voted A. the inhabitants Of the school
district and included IN the Ak levy o.
the dis&e ct for the nexf oneor ten years
1t is Ire the druukard has strength
Having 40 money Of his own. be =
bound = improve the opportunity. and
make > iree with other peoples - h
can Without any idea. perhaps. 81
the real aeeds Of the community, with
no thouSks Of economy. knowing he has
no taxes % pay. his vote Is always Apt
to be fouAa on the side of tie hrgess
amount asd the heaviest losd 10 the
tax-PsyeG The bulldog Of . cuhe
edihce intsese dstncts Is frc3ucouy .
mere PoHkcl job. engineered for the
profit Of 4 chosen few. and IN these
cases the oebriate becomes sIPower. -
he may daermine the vote-11e- Faso-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

O 1seSe~ss 10 Er~pssty oVo
The following j<ss-r fru1 he sesss 81
p~rtn.e.dsas of l-ssursace deoos~s ~
Standing az thu fsorsnSsoa la0rascs Con-
paay IA Kansas:
srArI OF Kansas fsscasvcx Dx~rAEruvvx- :
q KAN tSA :
Lxgox 81 Asa>s os.<~ Cfs. ksas
I-Ar szr--Th~ 8~arsaE<sua hss hRss cd
rsfrte5 10 transact ausEt<-<s IA kAsx2ns Tor so>
year eadsnx February = J~&
THIS fact ts enouxh 90 show seas Is u
desaasd worthy ot pat-oen->-
Ioar, Sev T-uiy.
r. r. NozRrs. Suf4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
- Love Her ise,.er thsa IIfs-

Wei. then, why dSn't you 30 something
20 bring bach the ruses to her cheeks AMI
the hight Ia her eyest Don't you see she -
Suffering from nervuus debility. the result
Of female weaknesss a bottle 81 DIR
Pierce's "Favo-ite Prescription" will
brighten those pale checks anil send new
lie through that wasting form II you
lows her. take heed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

For BRONCHIAL, AsrBssrIc AND Pvt
MoxARY COMPLAINTS, Browns BroscAtaI
TrUch,s" manifest remarkable curative
properties. Sold only in b01es. - Cts
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Az rye-dcal pcr-or- h c~ca!ist.-Th
Na,ohsL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

PrGE's TooTBAcHr DHors cue IN minuse-5e
Gkaais SssipSr~ Soap hesls and e-aufsces- &c
GrnuAxC CORN RxnovKR kills Ccrus q bu'louA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

"L,rE asks; Mi you ever 80 .
salsd dressing Ga. va. AMI . ta-key
s:aa.ss. ia-Th< Jz91-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

TEEnr IL too uir~h talk in the woria for
one language II would ~sar tie language
oa.-k. ~ l~fcdgEAs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

coon beginning 1. half 81 the game
Tie Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

wArcHuAKxRs describe the recent At
tack on tue Salvation Army in Berne a. Q
sSwiss movement"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

II you have ca:a-Ta, use the surest reme-
dy-br. Sage's-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

CoxGREssMAN NvTCHLER, OF Pcnnsy!-
van.a, states that q severe cough leaves al
once when Red Star Cough Cure Is taken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

w Rar 10 ;Aer~ in . nutas pa~s" ask .
hocs~boli iSarn&l Ey the gay. ~~ have
always i-~8 -xsh-~ Curious ~ kaos osf-
o-lyeA-BosGSs Pest
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

AEnL IA paased ~ Mliaois Sessse
making AhsgA sohsadPsh6 essesse.s
m saloon4 q any p1Ass ononesln1 -
saiooak the Swna1s lugA4rE
hfxafsoa Ana- tAeOhR~wn
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

TIE best Ming out "A big are--B'oo"'
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
CANCER CURED

have hss . osas-t 90 ss s~@ - e.st ses-e .
have tftse . .f-ss assap s~rHS4Ass. sri sfttssst feazrf
ausaaf save - Asa- "a ssss Hssss sNs~a lie
Has1assH 49, go Frrr@s Hs~HsS SSH h~st&~
xhSsA . ksS1 t.srr ~Nh gx4s s~&a81a - tess -
ta. -~tG .aa Il Ia isur-1~se fs $50 ~ ss F~xss ay
issaAs - .gssz4 fr - S.s GAls enxaia4ae as. 6ss es
na~ MEs NLfEh AAaEa
- a. So = vwS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

fss~- sSa~3 ~1s
x4r-s so- S~sr t~a Fsss
<zfszy Sp aSss
v4z tses s.a As~e -
E@Hstas3 y. tse@n<S
e~<atS& ~EA csasaes
s-.ns srs<Fssac>S
-ssrr sru SO e~~s sfkss
- 49, G~~&a Nsk@ u
2fa~ -<s a gvst csxsv
--srEes! sssa kss~[ sa1
"a fsF fS-@@@1 =
a GEs GN1t~s q.
- lAs sakx
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

s~fffs ht-sfas - rotsr-s, ..STs ssss s@d .~Tnns -
cvr- e.seess ~ fssvisx Ssa 49, aaags'tssss srSs tAs
Bad
Tsesffss go tsl--i .ss stf- rA.~--~s ss4ass sss~
IHsNssrr ErHtSts "a. es--ss q AsA>ss~ ss&-
81 " II "a. ny
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

hsss has . ..haes ~ xs rtxts sss fss ssr~< y-sr~
! tFfcs ssrss sssz-s, Ihx yhfssrtsas rFs<es~a - ~
FSr-4s .rnt s~-~s Ssffrs AF.ias hss srs@sfs -z~
esrs TIA ms Il . ths ssss iss-S psTa~s Ia ths sest4
Jesss Nusao-. rks~a@a A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
The Mirror

Is no flatteres. Would you
make il tell a sveeser taief
Magnolia Balm Is the charm
or that Amos, cheats the
l~ooking-glasx
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

twenty-fOur hours than WAS its AVERAGE
on a simple water beverage. and for the
Six days the increased work OF the hear,
would have lifted 65.O IN pounds one
loot high Now. as the alcohol did not
add any power TO the organism. bu,
only Increased the expcnd ture of the
power already in if. i; is evident there
was an ac;ual loss OF force 10 that ex-
n and this must be taken from the
reserve force already stored in the
body. The question then occurs. wha,
becomes ct the increased force brou,h,
out by the alcohol. IS il was no, u,ei in
any regular work?
w have found tina; the alcohol coplS
MOI &c bul, into III. tissue of the BODY.
Tor II docs not contain the normal cen
formation; nor can il be burned in the
body Tor the evolution of hea, and
force. Tor it is the product Of = pre-
sfous combustion: II is therefore,
dead matter which the ORGANISM
e~ndeavors to &c; nj Of As soon
as possible. and the increase Of the
hearts work is expended for tha, oh.
gect IL Is therefore evident :as; much
vital force WAS wasted, and To k,sp
NJ organism 10 its .,s,d.n5 ~
vigor, ono Of two things mus, t,s-
pisce: either o nutritious food mus,
be consumed and assimilated, or less az
The organism must be consumed br
useful labor. As the digestive orc.ns
were already taxed 20 their porm,l
power. Il more food be eaten II ean M
b assamilated. and must therefore h.
got nd OF unused. and this takes an al
dlfsonA amount of reserve force. and
destroys that much more Of the rcserr.
focce already in the body. If the md
vida.l then Who ases alcohol is 70 n.
ont III his days he muas perform le,s
labor tAan Ae coaid Il be let .)oohol
a1oaas he 4 b rednces the amounf -
labor - To extaae a De vital lurre
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, 1885-01-07


following resolution was read ana adopted
hesoeVed unun otneiwlse oruereo Inc
following places Do tne Young places lot
the CITY election rlrse mare' tne Daeer
ropohtan Hotel Secono n Alert
Hose House lnira Ward 'ne oi's han
building
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nara' meSsrs, veo.ge r. De7oneie ~
L. elaroney' 'onn H. laws were nom'n-
sted- In inc 9eoonu "aru
meSsrs' 1eoSgc "niolu' voln '
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sne iniru "aiu ~essrs Dw,sne ooies'
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A h

The Sisters Academy opens to-day
after two weeks vacation. This new en-
terprise has been 50 successful that the
Sister are already arranging for a new
and magnificent building, which they in
tend starting in the Spring. It viii cost
about SOS, 900, and will be an ornament
to our city. 1t viii be used as an acade-
my, and will be the first and only board
ing school in the Territory. 1t is also
rumored that the Catholics Of this city
intend building q parochial school some
time this year which will be free to all.
Like many others they are dissatisfied
with the Public Schools.
, 1885-01-07

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MMIER. 18th street.
, 1885-01-07

Recently Mr.. w. D. Pease sold a tim
Der culture claim and his homestead on
Crow Creek to the city. The land is sit
mated on Grow Greek near the dam Of the
water works. The timber claim is known
as the southeast quarter Of section 20.
township IA, range CT, and consists Of
100 acres. Yesterday Claus Seavers be-
gan a contest before the Register and Re
ceiver of the Land Office alleging that
Mr.. Pease had not complied with the re-
quirements of the law. The city has
only a quit claim deed to the property.