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The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

VNANFED-Am man Of ability, with fromS 500
w TO $1,000, to go west aud take an interest in
an established mechanical business that viii pay
over 200 per cent. prodt also few good men with
from 500 10 $780, to learn business that they
can make fortune from; this is one chance IN a
lifetime to make money; satisfactory references
given upon application TO @, E. COOPER, No. 8
fremont Row, Room 16, Boston. z3-1
ENOR sALE-n you want to come to Boston to
a keep a Boarding or Lodging House, Store
Bakery, Dining Saloon, Hotel or any business write
to us, as we always have such places on hand for
sale, on easy terms. JOHN w. S. RAYMOND Il
CO., 277 Washington St. Boston, Mass. 9-4
NVEn by KENSINGTON ART CO.,
W AN LD Immediately, Ladies to work
for us at their homes, it is light aud pleasant and
sent by mail. distance from Boston objection
any industrious person earn from 81 to Slo per
KENSINGTON AIR ROOMS rs Conaress ST
Boston, Mass. P. 0. Box 5078. mar13eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

EOR SALE-Grocery Stand, consisting Of
II stock, fixtures. and buildings. located at No.
151 Spring ST., Portland Me. and recently occupied
by the late franklin IL. Colby; the above will be
sold at bargain to close the estate. If applied for
at once; terms cash. Helen W. Colby admins
traitor. 80 High ST. Portland Me. 23-l
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
.nnvasser Wanted.

YEyO Solicit subscriptions for daily and weekly
4 newspaper. Address with references
oct24dtf A. b. Box 1867 Portland. Me.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

who is that across the street?' 'Oh, that is a
close friend of mine 'Iadeed?' Yes, be never
lends cent
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

TyOR SALE -S3500 buys stock and fixtures
n and team Of 1st-esss grocery business, estab
lisbed 80 years; by present owner years; good
lease low rent; business S40O to $500; we'll fitted,
splendid class Of patronage, located within miles
OF Boston, store always IN 4de money; an excellent
chance; ill health cause of selling. W. +. CAR
RUTHERS, "a fremont Row, Boston. 25-2
TNOR SALE-At appraisal, the stock and Ax
IL lures Of lst-class family grocery store, run by
present owner 2 years. well stocked. good teams,
doing business of $1,000 per week, good lease low
rent one of the finest stores this state, located
within three miles of the State House stock Clean
best of reasons for selling. w. Il. CARkuTHERS,
"a fremont Row. Boston. 25-l
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

The dentist who Announces that he will
spare no pains to pull teeth well is the man TO
keep away from.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
New Work Mining stocks.
california Mining stocks.
(By Teiegraph.)

SAN FRANcIsoo, Mch.24.-The following are the
aIoaine ocal nr1otatioua of mining stnlza tndax:
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Bg- -FooNoMY Is WEALTH. No woman re-
ally practices economy unless she uses the Dls-
moud Dyea. Many pounds may be saved
every year. Ask your druggist. Only 1Oc
Simple TO use. Wells, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington, Vt.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Leave Portland for Boston md Way sta
tions ni 4 .OO p. Leave Boston for
Portland al 600 p. IN. Leave Portland
for Dover and Way STATIONS leo and
3.OOp. m1.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

HA7OE0E u II UAlIs :,
Bay No. |. Is D0,020 0C
BAY 10. 2. 40 0JtGlI 6t
bore : 1.I8 00G2l 00
no. 2 -. 10 00@II 81
Large 3 -. 3 001g . 80
Medium =. 3 cog 4 90
amau ...... 2 5uG3 80
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
Western Division.
TRAINS LEAVE BOsTON FOR PORT
aETNDAY TRATNS

900 a. M, 1880 and $50 p. n. Morning
trains leave n eDnebunk for Portland
5.95 "a. m. and Dover for Portland 500
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

yEYO E.ET-Two very nicely furnished rooms with
furnace heat and gas at % Wilmot ST.; also a
very tine 715 Octave Piano to rent, at 14412 Ex-
change St., HASTINGS Warerooms. PAL
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

ETOR SAEE-Intervale farm in Fryeburg viii
u lage of 30 acres newly laid down 10 grass, and
in fine condition; all high warm land and suitable
for any tillage; new bal ding 2Ux30 suitable for
storage. For sale by CHARLES PERRY, 1877 Mid
die Sc. 1872
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

ENUH SAAIE ~ H n kENf-Brlek house NO. b
a. Park Place; rooms, conveniently arranged;
first-class neshbor hood; can be bought at great
bargain as an investment; immediate possession.
Apply 10 W. II. WALDRON, $50 Middle st. 23.I
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

ESOR SALE-100O Kegs Steel Cut Nails. Call
III at our new store 1S4 Commercial ST., and get
a sample and you will use no other. THOMAS
IAUGHIIN e son. Pill
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

NOR SALE-Corn shop in Fryeburg, Me-, with
E all the necessary tools for making cans and
putting up 100 acres corn; in one of the best farm
ing districts in Maine. Enquire of CHARLFS
PERRY 1877 Middle St. 17-2
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

NOR sALE-30O estates fully described in our
IL Real Estate Advertiser lust published; free at
our office or sent by mail. b. C. PUTNAM. SO Con
gress St.. Room 35, Monks Building, Boston, Mass
Take the elevator. ia
The Labor enquirer., 1885-12-26
GREAT
Dress Goods Sale !!
N INV STO r E d
286 FIFTEENTH STREET.
286 FIFTEFINTH STREET.

j.. /.
Biggest markdoWn that ever produced from Foreign
and Domestic impOrtatiOns Our line is all New and Choice
and has all undergone reduction Of 15 to rs per cent
THIS STOCK MUST 60 IN THE NEXT TEN DAYS.
We have for Ladies' and Chidrens Coaks
in consequence will close them at Manufacturers We
have elegant line of Silk Plush Silk Brocades, Silk Vel
vets Broades Beavers Asakhans and all the novelties Of
the season. TO BE SLAUGHTERED beyond Recognition.
good black gro grain silk former price, 81 co. nows Is
&c 25 90
/ 40 1 O0
II Is, 25
200, f5Q
Heavy a-Wool scarlet flannel 10 yards for $3.50, A
Good scarlet flannel, Is, 20and rs cents per yard.
One heavy aWool scarlet California fanne REM
nants Of B and yards, just received from the mills
heavy mapped Canton fannel at g. and lOc per yard
20 yards good print 81 Best prints, &c per yard.
Scarlet all-wOO blankets, full size IL
Scarlet blankets full sze immense bargains. 367
Good line of white blankets 81 SO to-. 10 90
Best line of beached cotton 7l 12 cents per yard
Good ComfOrters ST. Ladies' under.yests, 3 for 81.
Good scarlet underwear, $l50 suit Mems aWool shirts
and drawers 81 suit Any goods represented can
be returned at our EXPENSE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
A POPULAR
The Great Fcats Performed By . Modes,
Travelling Man.

Af1sCtsuS -W1us
"Greatest man TO Jump into a town
and get acquainted with folks I ever
saw. Jap johnson was" said a travel
ing man. Give Jap a night ard 4 day
in = country place and everybody there
would call him by his first name. and
he'd call everybody the same way. =
the girls. in foriy-eight hours he'd
know every man, woman. child. horse.
dog and car in the town and could tell
who married who. who got drunk once
in awhile. and who had ITS o. rheu-
matics. Give him three DAYS N = town
and ned have ever bit Of the gossip
and cd nuS;y scandals Il a ever went
over the back fences of that town down
iiner'n silk. He was = wonderful man.
jap was. and he could sell goods Ike 4
house Attire.
The biggest thing he ever Si3.
though. was bout four years ago. s!e
had tour hours to spend in a little tows
in Western Iowa. In tina. time be-
sold two bills of goods. was invited to
dinner BY the Mayor. decided four bets.
was referee in = dog fight proposed
marriage and was accepted by the belle
of the place. borrowed five dollars from
her pa. beat another man two games of
billiards. and. It happening to be cleo
ton day. he capped the mansard by
sailing in and having himseh elected
town clerk by q majority Of eleven
votes. - Chicago Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
FRENCH FIREnEN.
The Er:rarsrsnt Pay fpIoysd by the Tire
Uaddie. 81 gaYi.-

Over In Paris. when ycf ace \ man
with rel ,Tor:sers. rcgnarkahl} baggy.
with n little blue jacket. ugh; enough
for n cor.e:. aud with = bg rcd bel; 90
which n riug IL attached. "a though TO
enable hs mother 10 hang him ont % \
limb - some s4usws DO thesr papoos~..
YOU bsve te.ore you pompies or
Sap~ur-pompe r- 1hosc are the WORKS
employed by Frcnchmsa 10 express M
meaning os our wari .ur mru. AM !;
j. 10 those genilem.n with tn wealth
O. Trousers that tn. ~i;uens of tho b.
nich,ed city coaass. tho work TIA: 10
done by arcmen over hesp-
The bcs, place IN 10 world 10 stsiy
the Sap-ur potDpser = around the bsg
fountain IN the garden ~ the TBill'ries
Tha, Is also n dr.irsblr re.or. for The
student who weak: sss-n The ways a.
tn herd. 81 f.snsh infants and Il thar
sbepherdcss :. ~. bonpes 10 spades
hopnsis ard fan,a-te ribt o1s Moth
.ny IN the soshi pr~sn:> = be.ss pagt-
ur. Of rertec happiness than \ psr-
r,ser sitting "a the IN with IN assSs
,.nne beside hGn un!sss = D. the
French pahy sho tad. hsBeif fro "a
aevour his c~. snfzolestsA 1ls "a
The attitude n ~aych The psap - wa
AWAY. .,zi.si br the ~nt~s 81 ms
treatise sLo ~shhsi for .tDgr T~srs
and rsn .cross oris obs a- "a Para
Eea iogs nrsnsu o. raj az ;hl.
=il! ,sghar~ Ia ia ts h~ =
Sau~g. pompsE. Jut - ~ot@i -
uroag Szsrrs lie nay - a lonx
dream 81 0flS = chs.a = hsppEn.ss
who.r LAX. arr us;o@i b2sae. ~=-a
WITH ribbons more fani.ste iA.s .hoss
o: h<- predecessor. "a: tks1 So Al AZ
fu.lT ecsao1sc=I dream - las. The
SapcUr ponpasr = . ss8deE air
szl.tczi sst eaosra - p = S&F@u- IN
q bis physaeal pTOs-s -ad
.yIlf.F. Ii uus; {. , ponEe a@sA~-
BE- wants 70 or 90. - n. o5iy cgsv
lz.ion = ;aat &c fecefsc, ~ u1szNas2
ton for the hard xork xh1h be . SUP
posed 20 perform > anDsg&lly arr
pzy O. fifty or six,y eca;snsss : azy.
HsEiueing his salary iur the poe.sAl
cea,srnes 70 the cold. hard cent ], -
'oaEd lhas the pomp@. gv.s ten o,
,-cls. -..s . day--ty. ctseasssss
!sHzz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
BAD FOR THE APPETITE.
The Eject Produced on Two Country
Boys by a Dozen Prime Crab~.

Boy~ by a Dozen Prime Crabs.
Il haven't 20. but fifteen cents.
VIVA, can | get the most OF for that
amount of money! inquired 4 some
what seedy-looking man of n waiter in
a cafe.
Pork and beans" replied the youth
OF white aprons and dude hair.
He'd better Try soi,-shcll crabs"
sad McGough in an aside 10 Z reporter
VINO was lIIuidat.ng. III a iwo-fold
sense. for a lunch. Theirs nothing
Ike soft shell crabs for satisfying a
mans hunger. I've seen men lose their
appetite before they i taken a mouthful
Oh crab.
And thereby hangs \ tale:a' said the
reporter. i~nguiringly.
..You ought to have lccn in here and
seen it, and you'd a-dicl a-iaugh n. |
can't half tell il to you. but I'll do the
be-, | caL." responded McGough-
ut was the week o. The races A
couplc Of Young fellows came IN here.
sat down az the table over there III :hc
corner. and A. the waters were all
busy | went. over TO take their order.
They were looking At the bill Of fare
and one Of them sad
Jim. did YOU ever eat any so!.shell
crabs"
No said the other; what are
they?'
IL dunno Let's t.y EN-
".AIl right
"'Giye us some soft shell crabs says
the bigges, fellow u me-
How many says
He glanced 3; the other fellow. b1.
didn', want TO give himself away. 50 tie
spoke up promptly.
"a dozen
I'D US, received some BIZ fellows;
and. upon M word. :bey chs; M two
dollars and ninety cents n dozeB BE-
sides the express charSes from New
YORK I was seLin. them =; forty
cents apiece and mAkiag nothing of
them al thai ] suppose ! o1gh: TO
hsye told them how much their order
would cost bu: twas none o. sy bgsi-
ness-oaly 20 Til ;he order aud get my
pay for IL. szed the fellows up AMI
ma1e UP my mind that they had got Dc
ruoaey. They looked Ike = couple q
farmer bow. bit dda'ihave EaeA hay
seed in their HAIR and Do-e store
clothes Aayway. ! though: I'd Lax
my chances But .o- a ieo-aollar Doe
/ wou!dn have czr- ei ih-e cra1s oFe-
to The table ] SEN. them D. one Il tie
bys aud 90; behind ibe ce-box. where
| ccald l=uza and keep n e. on them
Here. u.s. lOos - -, siks Of these
crabs, Big u our head e.s-y a Of
Ii n When ;hs boy -; \ biz p.ai.s--
full dowc % troat 4 tLose tvs ic!lo~..
:he.r .yes !~riy buiged a IEev
stared ;, thc plaiie( and then >: each
Other. bl: didI't say = word Thea
rAey looked around Il sce 4 anybody
was watching them. bu, i dodssi be-
mind the box
".nox much il the bil2 said Tie
biyyes. fellow 20 the wai,er
The toy ear3e 20 ;ae bar and as<es
tor a cheek ought 20 have charged
item io1r dollars. ba; ! didn; siso
them hard: sent them = check for
three collars AID nf,y eertA They
ssared =; ina; harder than they lad q
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
WHICH WILL. IT BE2

Which Will Z be? As the dag IcSi.es,
And two souls walk together,
lucy look at the spot wncrc the sun stu
shines.
in In: beautiful autumn weather.
.hcy talk Of their lives since love began,
And :hc two wall. Oh together.
y tender woman: q robust man,
In the beautiful autumn weather.
Alone they wander - night shuts down,
And held rs u mystic tcthcr.
One path they walk, As they leave the town,
In the beautiful autumn weather.
And the morning dawDs on q new grave, cleft
in The sand. ON the witicrcI heather,
1ifa one !, agay. and one IS bcrcft:
In the beautiful autumn weather.
An the brigh. sun shines. as his face looks
down,
Ana the cold world cares not whether
II bc two. or one, that returns To town,
In the beautiful autumn weather.
Trt the lonely soul. that is left, well knows
- the unseen mystic tcthcr
That holds It's gaze. where The love light CLOVIS,
In The beautiful autumn weather.
-drgus,uS CurTcy, IL Detroit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
ASTOUNDING.
Over Al. 100. q o Worse Than Thrown
Away in This Country Every Year.

pNeU vi bunu
Away /" This Country Every Year.
The enormous quantity Of ~intoyicat-
ing liquors that i, annually poured
down the Threats OF the Amer = PEG
pie is something astounding. Ii 5 e.
timated that every year our people
drink 1000 900 gallons of domestic
Il >t.lled liquors. saying nothing abou;
the imported liquors that are con-
sumed. This IS iie JvuartS for every
man. woman and child in the country.
IL Is estimated. upon what Is claimed
10 be careful investigation. that the
money annually expended for domestic
spirits amounts To $40. Oc0. 80. or
about ten dollars 4 head. IL j. further
estimated that our beer costs us $685.
OCO. OBJ every year. Inc cigar, smoked
are valued at S2.2.tsD. vpl. which
added TO the cost of drink makes n
total Of 81. 5 100000. or twenty
dollars per capita And vet
\ good many 81 u colleges.
churches and school houses are
mortgaCed. and a clean. Instructive
newspaper has hard work 20 get peOpl.
10 pay a subscription price that Will paw
for the white paper on when j; j. print
ed. This enormous sum of money - far
worse than thrown awav. IL i expended
Tor what : If no earthly use To- any hu-
man h-.ing. but m absolute injury. We
say no use. because there Is nothing TO-
which nluo- or tobacco u used thai:
there are not other and perfectly HARM
less things To iase IT, place and do bet
ter. The one expended for liquor
supports 4 traffic hat causes NOS; of
our C me and poverty and taxes. de-
bases thu human c aracter ard support.
in virtual !dicne>s al army ii b,oatci.
blear-eycd. 'gnoran: and british rum
seller. sad ~bar-teuie-S tn money -
expended fo- thu, which de,,roy, heslth
and life. and even should the individual
claim that what lit;le he drinks does no:
harm him. he : encouraging wha, does
injurr thousands Of h f.!low-men
= il I u,ter,v unaccouHtabie2 WI,
= :; that sIeu9s all this money, Al
peorle 10 not drink /. = perfectly
SAFE t. sav that not one-ha.i q. IN,
American people drink This would
make IN. expend ture forty dollars per
capita for the balance Brt no, one
half Of this balance are hard drinkers
There mus. therefore. be = torrent o.
rum coursing down the ,lXroa,s 81 some
people al the time and a steady drain
upon their poeket-bo Ks No wonder
ne are compelled tn Guild a jail and =
poor-house abou: tie firs; thing VIC 10
n \ Few seitlemert and 10 keep enlzrg.
ing these Ia the old se,;lemenu-Res:
ery Rara.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13

spondence with any who lack lady
friends at home. We have albums in
which to store such photographs as we
naysreceiye."
with carte de visite, ii agreeable"
is ambiguous Is it but 10 say. IN other
words: If you are ugly don't send
your ~pictures?:" But that little diff
Guilty sinks into insigniiicance in the
pre- .cn of the awful idea VIVA. would
the ladies have done if they themselves
had been four or the young Gentlemen
two? How could they ever have de-
c;dci which Of the sistcrhood should re-
tire from the cOmpetlt on?
Ia connection with matrimonial
questions. some papers announce the
most wonderful feats Of clalryOyaEce
and astrology, one lady, however. de-
claring that ''clairyOyapce has nothing
to do with astrologv, and those pro-
fesscd ~astrologists who advertise as
ciairvoya ants are arrant impostors-
Here is a specimen:
Astonishing, Madame NJ, seventh
daughter, has foresight to tell how soon
and how often you marry. and all you
wish to know, even your thoughts, or
no paw; twenty-five cents. Gentlemen
not admitted"
Now, gentlemen not admitted" is a
n libel on the fair sex. II means TO say
that it won't do to let men into the Sc
crcts Of the future which matrimony
will reveal. Madame NJ. has a great
pull upon other astro!og SITS in this fact
ft.f ebn 10 n Snv.nsh IL ,rvtsn ~ l,I,t ar.n
here she is cut out by Madame H., who
is 1.-The great seventh daughter still
Madame S, who can not command
such 4 weird pedigree. is nothing
daunted by the claims Of her rivals and
with great courage opens FIRE as fol-
lows:
"Caution-Look out, Good news
for all. $1,000 reward for any one who
can equal Madame 50
Let Us hope that Madame s. is clearer
in her predictions than in her compo-
sItion, As witness the following:
drunkenness cured, and numbers
free. Ladies, take notice. YOU that
have been deceived by false lovers. you
tina. have been unfortunate in life, call
on this great European ~clairyoyant and
astrologlst. Mrs. Il. would not object
to this combination of ~clairvoyancc
and astrology' for it is these facts which
induce her to say that her equal Is not
10 be found, which is tested by hum
dreds who daily and eagerly visit her
that this is no humbug.'
The frankcst lady of all halls from
the Bowcry. Madame w, who honestly
wains people what they are 20 expect il
they go TO her with valuable property
On their persons.
Madame W., clairyoyant and gifted
Spanish lady. unveils the mysteries Of
futurity, love. marriage. absent friends.
sickness. tells lucky numbers, property
lost or stolen"' She is. OF course the
greatest wonder in the world. and
probably the greatest nuisance, for her
strong point is that she restores
drunken and unfaithful husbands. We
should have said that the poor wives
Wee much better without them
brooklyn EGgtc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
HUMOROUS.

The rral nam. II ,h. It-. ri.
LiI.., writer. .~,rYuisl apf..
a. A.. s.ou.d b.. ETH IA trs.
:, ~ =.
-, -.
'at''' - Ha'
u,"''''' '"' ~ go"
"h' "'hi, " '''.'t t'' ''i't'
Grocer "H1ii > t7uni - to-
Which wi N'n tE''. La'E Cd"
servant ~aurF s}isas DA a"
l. 81 for an ou.t wVn.H ilai 9s4sy
blDin' t-Ft h.H ~ .'<~
-"N lIlaIu. hoes - YYi a9-i At
como ou' ~ ysHr snf datatn .r.
ni-ht7 "O4. sIl aa ~ a.ie Of
aAeul Of bu rU-I. rh, 80.
BE- pat 4, on M l.Es Iark"
Tlr rr~. Il r.sf estate So. r.l.r
a scu.s.sn 1. tho ,.4. . ea as~ --,-
iEru.r f.war.rd Eorss .dt
mos wn--s one car laF at f..u a.
IuI. taa,r .af-4..I ,as,-s ~,-I
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
SHADOWING
The Most Difficult and Trying Part OF u
Detectives Work.

"Shadowing." says Chicago de-
t~cctivc, lis the most difficult and the
most scientific work in my profession.
In all of his great cases Allan Pinkcr-
ton depended mainly Oh what he
learned by shadowing. Ii man is
well Swallowed for two weeks so much
can be discovered concerning his hab-
It's. his associates, his inc,inatiOns. his
secret acts, in short, of his inner life.
that almost = perfect biography of him
can b. written. Every man does many
characteristic things when he thinks ho
is alone that he never would do in COM
PAM. and the shadow learns aman's
true character by witnessing his natural
life. More people than YOU imagine
have been .shadowcd.' for the infOrma-
ton of both friends and enemies. Near
" every man in Chicago prominent in
business. politics or religion has been
.Shadowed.' and there is somewhere
filed away 4 document that would
make the eyes OF the subject open could
he read il.
Livery man connected with n bank,
from the President down. is Swallowed
Large business firms get periodical re-
ports on the private lives OF trusted
employees. l suppose Marshall Field
can tell any of the heads OF departments
in his store whether they drink brandy
or mead. smoke cigarettes or opium,
play penny ante in Il friends parlor or
faro i'll a gambling house.
III know that the head of a we'll
known detective agency in Chicago has
been 'shadowed' by nearly every other
agency in the city, and they all have
his record.
ut is hard work to shadow a MAJ.
You have to get up an hour earlier
than he does in order to get Your break
fast and lay for him at his home. You
follow him to his office. to lunch. on his
business rounds-everywhere. When
he is on the street you never take Your
eyes off him. and 1 tell Won this makes
your head swim. You follow him home
TO supper. and down town again in the
evening. You note everybody he speaks
with and every lady to whom he bows.
You mus: stay with him till he goes to
bed. and then write out your report be-
fore you get to sleep.
Men are ~OftcneSt Swallowed when
they are in trouble. and they rush here
and there. talk to scores of men. enter
scores of places. and get up early and
go to bed late. A good lively subject
will lead the shadow q wild and
merry dance. and two weeks of it will
wear . good man out '-Chieayo
NcuS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13

the crabs. and they began 90 Z, doss
IN their ppcS~f. | gas Z ah1u,
cleaned them ogt. tor i.scs Eo. issu :,
! ckrl- ant prnuies. bu: ihcy PAai lac
gcn'lcturn.
"Ilow uauy crabs did shes s1'F'
No: = crah' We Gu, 'hFrr - ;hr
c gar ca>e wHc2 ihcy passed cat. asi
asAct ;aem - have . q ar
We ioai sa4oAc d. 10! ErS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13

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ssEy eosEaSo i~frAeitsa naEn<- Mos
.ch=SzSsr- saaso< - zzzs q IA
iss. >ad 40 o1e sT~c4Hs ~ poa=.a4 %
g.. pant Se2a. z&si zskal Eis ;a-@zs
II 9 ~as shs sSeEis< s,.S.
fss. nasn. sa1
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A1o LusraR

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13

A iadT Of Brunswick. Ga. has .
led the iea,hsry O: whseh we're picked
from = soek q geese dursag iA1 Rsso-
Iu,sonary us- II. Fathers are ~: -
sol; and d9way - sysE
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13

- any person WHO takes the paper rcyu-
}ariy from the p~os:Oficc. whether directed to
his name or whether he II a subscriber or not,
Is responsible for The pay.
The courts have decided that refusing 10
fakc newspapers from the post Office. or re-
moving and leaving them urcai!ed for. p
eE5uia facic Evidence ct INTENTIONAL. FflAUe