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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06
THE HORSE.
How = Carson >~v.l EIi'k.mI''i strife.
10 Macs IL Pleasant tor Him.

Mir. T"rrrv o.. the hlack~m t az til.
, city. i no."i FOR his Kindness toward
animals H. has jus: hunlt a roa, eat,
now on exhibition 1t his blacksmith
+ shop. which : destined - rrsolu: ul =.
travelling by ruai and - maternity
/ l'-htrn the ,ahnr- of that noble au.n.l
! the horse. Thu doa J. - occasionally
. give the h.. - a chance 10 nd" IN L..
car; A. the driver. III. idea ", liz;
suggest; - NJ. Tnrrc,-"n D. -cnin.3
,uri moe along the roaI carving -,
She. with him The vshicI~ mar. b,
Mr.. Iprrcy-on ha> four high vince.
and the ,'lacc between ,asm ar-h.i. =
tia, lie hor>r = h.,,h"j uu,irr ~.
wagon between The Wheels. n Lad
project NJ q little beyond lie fro.
VIII IL and HI tai ia bucly cI-a:ia-
tn n Il wn-"'-. Ia driver - NJ
nyc- the hnr>r'- neck. and the = ~ IN
tn wagon face Outward u c.th >ia.
L" hn->, $50 fastened thai - pal IN
i i.>ir husvi oy-r ~ h,ziy a-i dos
no: al e me IN P NIX I'D - Il / :
Il tn position h. j. II Is pTp, g.;
from thr >an and >-orm. mi a. D.
e2a led : make ipn- IN WI
g. a -sr.
Ba; .Gc PRINCIPAL 't.t %. =, .uv,r-
{. 30 .r- il a se.lsh7-t 10 II. .aa- :r-.
wiin "a>-r- Eai- ~ hos II =
you reach H. top "t e. os a-. 5o-r
"hjSs . hoT~c would p - 2 N ou
- .c a,.l a2rk lr ,o q -uH lu..
tn & oak nj . e ;Hs Hs-,- .l
a - -.~-- .-.t- # 81. f
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06
FOR OUR YOUNG
CAN'T FIND OUT WHO DID IT.

IA tragng1a Ja<f .npk =; ~ doll ..
ssyarr don sro~ ~hs: 30 So.
Ter Es~J- fEs- j. ts-stsu agl Hrs - -.
% ySu -gf1t . sIl tlFu t&rs a.. t4.s'
ier V-Ftts TsJk ETs--- - - dirty.
! on -. . .---n rra---t through td-lgs.
- ypu ;l-nk tt.h, = ) !. 'au ta--l tally
N. ] II certain tlat tbs dolly must.
-" va a-sSE- -1 g"4t aCt 49, 'GH.
BIT con -. 80. -'ssA- X = fT.-E..
: | un!. could m! ,Gt vt.S 3 H.
Z q ~s.l au! To .-4.t =. -s m.-1t.
- I'D q EElf--f Nhs 4aE-.r
49, 4u lie All tsrs aEt
Mr." q PLAYING s'-g hons tH<tfHs-.
st'u G.nu-rt rs sw - s.. .
hAf u 90 - to u--.sI
10 blt then ~stnH .r'sEl an = me ps.
- J fulfs them -, nicely tp-rtsr-.
Add tod tlstu 's -Evv tut - tTs-
D" o.. 49, 49, , IN Ia thc '-p.--agI
tha. / 49, a lHr. tine Ewrs.
Nu3 when lciu.t iscs - uv ch I-s-.
Ecrrv Eat Hu -. 'sr. tu = Jas.
Arc tsaH5 1.>t las-r- -. 49, gI-a-ys.
y l4.- 4'N-sr tt'-i au.l. 80 .s.'-.
never can and uU' snu ia p.
- pa think ts.t Hua can. rHI-Hr. l-frs
II hs.E. 30 >.- .i-.4 N,Tf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06
AN EXCELLENT MOTTO
IL lou Want ., Rick H-rrl-. >tsk a.
Soar t:u.h.

one dav MI | w. 4 la!. \ p.-r o.
boy and -.r5. WI gong 60 = distant.
pasture &" swa1- lc.-5rf Iu4a;-
=! 70 = VII -neiD. hu:va-:-21ll;a-t
n. father vt, ao. L.: ne Nh 7
told arm Shal wa-c :a- on. h- = ,a,
CAV -. ia - b. 20 w'h lin |
could h-7!i. contain uF-s.t g.. 5or. -.d
u>hai ;E.o ~ k,gaa aud - e
ta>N-. IA a-Ari mDsa.- f1- : lunch
-p4- ! s3 Ca" asset on -v arm anil
va M csu- Is; %; .Ic a-r xb-. -,
IT .e nee -ac~
lie OK De-. ~ ms ian 2nri al !
: v,v - 81. rs
"Josvs.- w.at a-e % - A. :J:-
- - IT,. 90 to p.as
To Us 5-e r 81
tata. Jy~.-h I ~za- 30 ,N ia
-" ;a.as E~ a. " -a so aui ,
Pretty good u1- a Z Z Iay 90 =
. ~--l-- one IT, n-h-- o,.. sai rA
az r4a anoI'. yas.a- = SIZE 1e7 a-t
i a',lc ;a-o- ua-tluS = = ~ de-! -
tine. 4ai srfaag mAas u~Us i:
yoG d. - the d. va emil cgfn- home
wI,h al cmIsy basket Il 80 AS.
te-T~> a.rE g. war b11A
Invent uih 'h- partv. ard ae had !
capital iinc. 30, i 49, !a: Is nsy
father szi
No so1nyr Aad one found /. god b->h
than - called A. ice res. and they IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06

mandatory in the ~wec'rs; of loring
WAYS. h. also becomes NOR caressing.
!Ie j. sure he might have written poetry
since h" wa H. lpyc # he had only the
gift of making rhymes. he j. .ur. he
!, 4 poem. Ep e. No. A sonnet,
No. ''fo- Tia, l. too labO-ei and ar:.a-
cial. She was 4 .-Ort ot -wec.. SIM
PIE. CAV. pathetic ballad. which nature
j. singing sometimes with tear. ONE
times with ,uIiie-. ard -Du.ctme-
with both. Airrr this f-rHly oi Ia"
god had cx-tcd between them for q
year. -h- defined beauty with al ,he
CRAFTY 81 Bur-" M definition Of
beauty = that y ! lDs.. and. therefore
iucluda- both Truth aud good. ~
( pIc.ou- # the .pgc ID! her pH.ip-OIhv,
{ shc adds. But sIo-c only vino lDsc a-
We 10 can feel the significance and
: force of thi-. The lat day 81 The year
she send, him = delicious m'--ayc .
'H,pd bless YOU thls night - the old
year. Il has p-Oy-i the Year II OuT
nativity. la not :he cd earth pa--'!
away from u, Are not AL thing
new
She Aa- hur; 4 finger, he warns her
tina; j: IL : moi w"lI soon hr vii send
her ia" best SURGEON IN Boston. SEe
F.Int-; tn" pic,ur., vii b., more pre-
c!ou, 10 him than ali til" productions
Of all III" painters since Aps!-.'' IN,
painted him and her ~ a Dt'!c land
~clpc, aud b" g1n- into r.p;gr"- over
tiny figure doubtless looking ~ much
Ike >ancho i'anza AMI GuIcurvrre a,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06
4 PARADOX.

j rccOl!cct how ZrIrycl ! wss
When Cousin Amy married
Thought her very cruel because
For me 30" hal not tar-Iel
Sh" gave - my affection green
BH.pLragrU.at 81 plenty.
FOR ! - a. under --ysufrru
And Size va ug- an; tSeuty.
fair Any b. a willow nov,
Her -DrrrH fact HufsrySlng.
'1Es Ncgy SINGULAR. .DH.
IL" 4ay Ia" yvar- are going.
III me-. a. aEsYrD rate
VIII her. . graceful int
Now lam nearing iHirty-r4sat
And shs j. * AMI twenty
J should b" gra.ircI 20 know
Hos other. Ike my oDu-!u.
AfWei.rInDrta only older grow,
pu" year ~ ha!i . dozen.
oh. 'aron"-' tell "a" secret NE,
Tie power -~gYsrluEnin
Tat raJ-r- i.inc Win man - dee.
Bat bids IL wait with ~Dman-
LIE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06
4 BRAVE coy.
IL Thought a "icap" al IL, Mother aud
va. N!..n. u Help Hrr.

va. W!..n- u Help Hcr.
.-lfT.l.l.. -, wU e., him ~ So,
L. IN
LII ~ ~ 49, - VII >''I ~
lpui"
IAi-wa~ shouted il = uo-a.u- tone
! - . r-.u. . E.,. WI, ,4i ,..ti. ~..f
-.
l. Wa -r'''vd WIKI J""rN 1.d i-'I-A-
-.
b III d.. my, mother r.-. -u.l
OIL - ....r.
-
NUM- ",'''." 3 '' '''' q
ii'A- So --t> " 10y - Ns1'" 'tt 81
.a"r-. AND n9; in ia. ..A.a, -.l ~
other.
..Th.,.. ;r.. .,ra, r. .~.,-~t
-,
.''.'' d .'-.- W.. '"' " ".'N ''-
iny'Er - ;-r bon. before ,.r 4. 10. tur
,''r. q Groom.
Wei -ta1 80 fourth boy, a.j ore
"-' ~".'H." = :' t.r ."at.- anon
'r.H. -. ~ j. -"r@ Z. I'D. -... %
;'.e-~'p .- - .o -a,~..! 49,. auH-.-
NHra and '-. r-...l.l-. N- .i.a.t N.ut.
.-u r.aa-
lie used 20 Us. tire lri.,, one
.vy.r U-. Remarked . .--' .-..E
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06
CYSiCtSn
Discovered To 10 a Mental Disoris Yssals.
Ing from Dyspsp.ia-

ing from by.ps p@ia
Il i. pleasing 20 observe how the phi
,osDpby e the cyric> hss u Lit Year.
fallen into low regard. until now The
disciple, Of Antisthenes ar. seriously
considered by themselves only. Af;e.
lou-i>hiny with varying v-or for over
two thousand ycar, the philosophy ot
the G. mic. has a: Ias, to;-i.y collapsed
sine L has hen discovered that the
c~yric>' suarl i bu: the manifc-:atiou %
. distorted liver. There J.. to-. FL,
ilck 81 romaEc about q Il; OF indig.s-
| ton, and Al iil-rcgulat,d liver ! too
NAKED f dignity To permit. either -
( cse-t. any Influence on human though.
I ~out,i!- If tn mind Immediately Al
! fertri.
The ~di,rcpu;e and final Ii-r-ga-i.nto
/ "h.ch cyn.c!-m has fallen MAJ - wit
! zen dDHn - u IF the Earpir-: v.cr,-
RES Of modern science. Tn world
would Egy. been saved much U.aappi-
nc-- If IT had ALWAYS been io--.o.r. -
s~i-nc" H.~ ina! 2. Il now possible. 70
CLASSIFY al cyn.c->mS under the heads
Of their respective causes. a, IN
q g"s,.on. liver complaint, etc. Il
Wa, witty Tor >onra,c, {, ,ty TIA, IA"
saw In" vanity II Au'.~tA-u.~ through
the hpl, in his garments, tui ii : much
NOR - the purpose that q -p-c:ar.ci
phy-!c.an Of to-day q trac, IN mod
"rn c;Hic most ,hur.i>h opiu pu - =
pee f uuG -a>'ri o., - An u.rra-pc--
s.mi-'i. yicn 10 4 ~.ugg:-H liver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06

en- h' BhsIf ''AF-rH'i"
~
''."@ '''1 ." w "'' y
sAihani"i Hawthorn" ia7 tod ia 1850
volume bT hi- son Jrlfpj = hI- court
uh.p. The mother 49, u widow and
, r,.lr., IN. H b,r.. cA;LTr.,
-, x.., ~
~
= Vim 'i' anu. '"''i'"' "i"' u
thu glrW older, 4 u"raEic apparent
t!ia' Nathaniel was -ntt ~ HI hear;
e.,.raL.l .r g.. .i,-r- 81 SINH,
p
"i - ,"..' "'|t'
ne va, ''-' - .'''H- ana -'""'-.
I~i'lab"ia I".H-is. "a" Wa Older
than a." rest. tells hos %" rad ia the
NJ. TN. itInf .Ii;. n. b.....ru $50
aud l-.,", sons. -,p. -~ int attracted
her attention. >H" rl..r-Ht th. wrr-
written ag "a "NrI. L-nt' Quaker.
who he. ~,.'rr3"n some pi Ia" I~,cgi.-
sr' "~ Dl ... sect and ~hc went 80 f.
IA q, WRIT a ir'''r 20 ,n- -~uppa-c!
..jI man akin. Inn bow Hr aa"w
tina, sensitive nature, .y- a-..r-
.hiy apt 10 hc ma ..o.." The
0r>t wear IN, G.-.u.c.pl i'at the
'.lliw,hpruc los" wa, the aItarr
~ IT,. -'or.r, Another year ra--.l
before il... $50 flmll..- AZ. ned - l.
tng ar4uain'auo" with EACH other. One
-l,uiuo Nathaniel and! his sister Eliza
beth called on thr P,aboi;s. SOPHIA
Peabody WIS III. and Elizabeth wen;
Fp io her room and Lcso,rI her :, cnru.
Guyn f. zee. the caller. ..You nr,.r
saw ANYTHING 80 splendid a. Lr j. b..
: han3-pmcr il,ar Lord BYRON" The.
gl,k rirl w, moi To- hr go easily u.u
She declined t. make The effort r., .,r
Oh. ri,iu~ novelist. Nj. p.,bniy re
call, tia. ..h.aIt, Of a.. %ou,lir. IL bi-
l.a.nrc,. The uu,c ~comul.ion H..
wonderful c,.- LL, maintain lal,..
r,,l.rtipo tn. ky"
,f o. ,rl.l ,y,ip o,,I ,L.,
kunbi, NY hmm II W. t,t,I ,t,,.L
ou I.rh .i,Ir. -. ~. vrp, an III
inc She would Frequently int.rnn.n
r.u,,rt N her l,.v sweet ,,tc. T,.y,-
.,rr. sb,. Ia "a h, v,,rJ Ill %. b,r
,.,,,n vsil H., am n;rr.;,, IT.,
m, ran, "a, -tr,,rk Nth +, rrJ
,lnu,b, Mt II D., .h,ull an -, l..
w,tb L,.r and ia, ,,o,.-h, ,r,,LI.,I mn.
for sh,. had nf,.n ,nl1 m. ,b,t ro,tI,r
NnplI eyer t.u,nt b.~ ia p,,.ry aud in
Gsc, an a husband the ear. Of m IN
valid" NrYr. ~aff,rvorI NJ. j,,v-
thorn. u..d - tell rclir,ir,n h.v-,b.,
,,r...p,r .f ~. ynurr writer r.i...p
,,,p her from III, L.-:rp;,,
~.ir.nr o,-,..,i. .,t~,...,, ,b,t -.
a me- I,.ly ,-,J m ..jt-,;.frp.c 10 H.,
h,rk ,oB r.n.u,.i bi,, u,fb SIT
H., c,rr.-. IA ,,,... -, H. h,,I
~ N 100 I'm, g., g., -,:.,.
IA. l~.,,-o;r. -, ,,,.,, -, 80
U-.,,h,,,. MI, ar .ISr.,;i, -
IN, =, Ia iu.~.5ur, L~I.nJs ~
81 "a. p,ah.A@,J u;,b
l...,.t ,, lcs,, L,for, ;, -
h, - ~, g. ,b, t.r;i;ns
= clns.,T,.,t.
he srl,ur ,no,L.r .
&c s,s,,r LII al 60 n5;|itmsHI-
: q. o],t;,rn cot.",,." anJ -
- =. :, - ~ - -.
III n;.,nr. IL" III -
60 .ii;t.tr ,,I -, uH
.rh-.n
t,.,w..u h.r and b.r 80 ai,hr''a.
,Ls, ~. oh n,hnr !, 80, -,
.m aT'n,"n V",hnni aDasI.,
r., +. 81 -" ~.
- - r. . "T" 80.
spf. - -. CIV 49, "m, :" nv
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06

fIhc bag anin- ri ihe Christian er.
- very nc-no;-. after ali. Tecr
Parker osce sad that eighteen old
tnuching each others hands car
u back 10 CaciS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06

A market reporter ssys tbs, b.
sweet hear; encourages: hrl. ana Re
Thought o; a-rrsing her 81 oace. la,
that = further advance s2s f,lowri by
. dee ne.-Lo.IsrlNe CcgrJG~J0a-.a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06

" Any person Who take. ne paper rem
ksI't from the poStofice. whether directed &c
nis name or whether he IL a subscriber or nus
Irresponsible for the pay.
ine courts hhv. decided that refusing u
TX" newspapers from tie ~post-onsc.. or 70
.ss''hk shc 4eaying them uacsllsd for, 10
&rDs farN evidence Of IsyK.rIoxAI vsAuN
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06

Watch to- yoGn- ',css AMI -
,ha' ib~ =s-ls -! @se - ~. Iex!
iAr1
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06
HAWTHORNE'S COuRTSIiIP.
How He and Sophia Peabody Fell
In Love With Each Other.

O. Was "a FATAL Attack at First sight and
They Grew Tired of " iii.ng for F"r-
tune. and Were Married Incl
dent. of Their CDurt-hi,I.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
A Ray of Hope for Mrs. walkup.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, September "A
morning paper publishes an interview with
Drew. Scott, specialist of this city who
relates that early last winter gentleman
introduced himself as Mr.. Walknm, an al
derman of Emporia, Kansas, called upon
him for advice, saying that he had suffered
for some time from a chronic disease
and had been treating himself
for 1t, using arsenic, both in
solution and pills. The visitor appeared
somewhat under the influence of liquor,
and after receiving some advice from the
doctor took his leave, and the latter has
not seen him since. He says, however,
that he was visited yesterday by Mrs.
Walkup's attorney, and recognized Mr..
Wulkup's photograph among dozen
others. This test mony will probably be
used by the defence in the trial of Mrs.
Walkup, who stands charged with the
murder OF her husband.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
Useful Patent on Sewing Machines.

WASHINGTON, September IA patent
has been issued to Messrs. Jiencke & Nc
Kee, of Philadelphia, for an apparatus to
run sewing machines. The inventors have
succeeded in constructing an apparatus
which is a reliable substitute for foot
power, and which does away with the
iaborious and fatiguing treadle. The
motive power is ordinary clock springs ar
ranged so as to run the motor with any
speed desired by simply bearing the foot
on rest. A few moments winding up
suffices to store enough power in the motor
to run sewing machine all day. The
noiselessness and smoothness of its work.
ing and the easy manner with which the
speed can be regulated and controlled are
peculiarly favorable features of this useful
invention.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
A Singular and Fatal Disease.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, September IA
great deal of excitement prevails on Syca-
more Creek, Clay County, this State, over
a malignant form Of disense which can not
another death. The malady was thought
to be nux, but Is more fatal disorder, with
symptoms similar TO cholera. In the family
of Esquire Sizemore four sons died within a
few hours of each other. Others Of tho
family are sick with'the disease. The disease
is mostly confined to children. who die in a
very short time, paralyzed with pain. The
Sycamore Creek region, where the disease
prevails, is sparsely populated with a
hardy class of mountaineers. The air and
water arepure. The disesse is of the ma
ture Of that which prevailed in Southwest
West Virginia and the adjoining part OF
Kentucky last year.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
aHow.. Your LIyerf"

In the comic opera OF "The Mikado" his
imperial highness says;
ITO make. 20 some extent
Each evil Liver
A running river ..s
E@t OF harmless merrimont"
A nobler task than making evil livors,
rivers Of harmless merriment no person,
king or layman, could take upon himself
The liver among the ancients was consid-
erod tho source of all mans evil impulses,
aud the chances are ten TO one to-day that
u an.,s liyar is in an ugly condition OF dis
content, someone's head will be mashed
before night
SLOWS your liverw Is equivalent TO the
inquiry: Arc you bear or an angel to-
dayg
Ninc-ten Of the "puro- cussedness, !"
the actions for divorce, the curtain lect-
ures, the family rows, not TO speak OF MUIR
ders, crimes and other calamities are
prompted by the irritating effect OF the In
activity of the liver upon the brain. Foth-
ergill, the great specialist, says this, aud
he knows. He also knows that 70 prevent
such catastrophies nothing equals Warn
eris safe cure renowned throughout the
world, as n maker Of
:" Each evil Liver
A running river
OF harmless morriment."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
LIFE IN CONGO,
Discouraging Reports from this
New Country.
Impo..Ibls for white Men to Live There.

WASHINGTON, September 4.-The Army
zss5 AN=Ss Register will Tomorrow print
1.-The following, which is more emphatic in
Regard TO the impossibility OF white men
living on the Congo than anything yet re-
Seeived: 'Several letters have recently
been received in this city from Lieutenant
Z. H. Taunt, U. S. Navy, relative to his
journey in the Congo regions" One dated
May IL, from Virl Station, River Congo,
says: "Here am, ITO miles up the Congo
and making my arrangements TO go as
far as possible. have the cheerful pros
pect of march of ZIG miles on foot to
Stanley Pool over some of the worst noun
tains ever saw. Ayear ago | was on my way
North. think from Cape Sabine to the in
terror of Africa is enough for one man in a
years time. but ! have ceased growing
and take things as they come. propose
to find out all there Is about the Congo, SO
that no other poor devil of naval officer
will have to be sent to the fever-ridden
hole. The day ] arrived here three mon
were sent down the river very i'll. One here
now is in a dying condition, and
Count Pounnles, the Chief Of the station
was taken Ill to-day. Every mail brings
news of sickness and death from up coun-
try. A casual inquiry OF mine developed
the fact that they have filed one grave
yard and opened another. Should anyone
remark about this being picnic Il believe
they think most expeditions are) / would
refer them to Mr.. Tisdel, who has gone
North i'll, and then they might come and
take look at the Viri grayeyards." A
subsequent letter, dated June %, from Lee
opoldyille Stanley Pool, saws; ~ arrived
here June I, having marched 226 miles over
some of the worst hills / ever saw
In my life. The white man who started
with me from Viri was taken III with fever
at the station called N'Gombe, 126 miles
from Viri. Here another fellow took me
in hand. but was taken down with fever
after a two days. march. A third took hold
and landed me safely in this place leave
July / for Stanley Falls, 1850 miles from
the sea. and the head of the navigation for
the Upper Congo. Iwant to do the thing
up properly, and il succeed, will
be the first white man not In the
employ of the Congo Free States
that has reached that far; in fact, only six
of those have been to the Falls. l rather
enjoyed roughing it from Viri up here, and
camp life seemed to argree with me.
have lost considerable of my extra flesh,
the effect of this solid march. This is a
beastly country. White men can not live
here, and for my part can see nothing to
draw them here, especially into the inte-
rior. Stanley Pool is certainly the best
post have struck thus far, and that is bad
enough. l shall be heartily glad when
can leave this fever-ridden hole. hope
to get away in September, but as expect
to go up some of the smaller rivers flow
ing into the Congo, may be delayed I'M
I'll October. ! am going up in the launch |
belonging to the American Baptist Mis- |
sion, and it will take from eight to ten |
weeks TO make the round trip"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
Compulsory Vaccination.

TORONTO, September A. An order in
Council has been passed authorizing the
Provincial Board of Health to appoint in
spectors, with power to board all trains
and steamboats, coming westward from
Montreal, and to compel all passengers to
produce certificates of vaccination or be
vaccinated on the spot
FALL RIVER, MASS, September As a
result of the smallpox scare, over -four
thousand children have been vaccinated
here by the City Physician during the
present week, andt the work is going on
at the rate OF two hundred daily. Besides
this, which is done at the city's expense,
the doctors are vaccinating many people In
the course of their private visits.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
Farmer FIeeced.

HARRISBURG, Pa, September John
e. Kicker, Dauphin County farmer, was
recently relieved of 81 900. Two men-who
registered their names as d. d. Forster, OF
Boston, and d. +. Davis, OF Philadelphia
informed Kicker of desire to Craze sheep
on his farm. While negotiating with him
they told him they had a scheme by which
he might make $1,000 out of an investment
of $1,000 The unsuspecting farmer came
to this city in company with one of the men
and took 81 900 out Of bank. At secluded
spot the other man Joined them, and in a
few moments Forster and Davis compelled
Kicker at the point of revolver to de-
liver his money to them. They made their
escape burriedly, and now 500 is offered
for their arrest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
Action of Good TempIars.

MADISON, WIS, September 3.-The Wis
consin Grand Lodge of Good Templars to-
day adopted resolution shat no Good
Templar should take any part either in
calling for an election under the pro-
visions of the new license law or voting on
the price of license in the event an election
is held. Our order is opposed to all license,
high or low. We sympathize with every
movement made in good faith to put an end
to the liquor traffic. In this State the order
has looked upon the Prohibition party as
such movement, and to it does not hesi-
tate to say God speed.'"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-09-10
A Plague of Flies.

The village of Ellsworth, England,
has been visited by a remarkable plague
Of flies. which simultaneously covered
an area of one mile. At some places it
was impossible to move without closing
the eyes and mouth. Around every
lamp in town the spectacle was most
curious. Attracted by the light, thick
swarms eabounded, and their buzz re-
sembled that of hive Of bees. At the
post-oflice, where the upper portion Of
the door is open for ventilation, and
where necessarily the light is kept burn
ing till the early morning, the insects
covered the sorting boards, letters and
bags, and had to be continually swept
of with brushes At one lamp they
simply hung down in clusters. In the
window Of the office they were TO DO
seen In thick lunches. Bicyclists were
In several instances compelled to alight,
so thick was the swarm; and at the auc-
ton mart, at the bottom of the town,
the tray in which the money was taken
was covered an inch thick. Manchester
Guddidn.