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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

LNOR RENT, neat cottage, with large vart
II and stable in good order southeast corner
Montgomery and Duffy streets Apply neyt
door, or at /. ID. LAROCHE'S SONS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

EOR RENT, 2-story house on Harris street
II between East Broad and Price; rooms.
So. PERCIVAL r. COHEN, Tyler CotIon
Press.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

ENOR RENT. furnished or unfurnished
a rooms, suitable for housekeeping or sleep.
ing, at 81 AbercOrn street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

ENOR SALE, a lot of good second hand doc
IL jambs and castings; also, old blinds, brd
and lumber. Apply at KILLORIH'S Car
penter Shop, DTayton street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

AK vea gi ~ NAL A or carrier gs Jay - $40 90
THE MORNING NKWs every day Tor SIX
months by mani or carrier w
TER MORSING NEWS Mondays. Wed
nesdays and FRIDAYS, or Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays (uy
v1ry Wrrrry- Hvws one wear ~ 90
THE MORNING SHWs is served IN the CITY oy
newsdealers at Is cents per week. single
copies 5 cents.
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For Sa!f.

DOR SALE OR RENT-Kelly's wharf, ex
Il tending from Bull to DraytOn streets
Apply to JOHN FLANNERY & co. Agents
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4narntna.

pOARDING.-A few more boarders can
ID accommodated at MRS. J. A. ROGERS
jefferson street, second door from York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

DOARD-1OO MONTAGUE ST., BROOK
II L1N, n. Y.-Next door to PierepOr
House; convenient to car lines and ferre
Southern parties desired.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

DIANO FOR RENT CHEAP to good party
4 a ddress, with reference, PIANO, Morn
ing News.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

Reglsterss ar ne Poet Q5goe in SaeaaHaA as
Second class Man Natter
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

The patriots who met at Rochester, N.
y, last Thursday 10 form a new party in
that State, do not appear to have attracted
great deal Of attention. They passed
the usunl number Of meaningless resolu-
tons, and appointed a State Central Com.
mittee They propose to call a conven.
ton some time during the summer and
nominate a state ticket. They expect,
PROBABLY, 70 make themselves conspicu-
Gus rather than 70 achieve any sort Of
success.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

DOR RENT, a comfortable cool house situa.
IL ted on ship Yard creek For particulars
apply at L. L. Hoover's. Montgomery.
HENRY STRICKLAND.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

The Bonaparte family Of France has
been rapidly declining in power, intellect
and Influence ever since the great Napo-
leon attained the zenith Of his glory. The
present quarrel among the boys does not
attract any more attention than dispute
between two Illinois legislators. If the
young Princes would learn TO cook they
mlght vet De Of como service 10 their race.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

TOR RENT, three (S} stores in '.The Arse.
~ naP' building; possession given Oct. l.
1885. WILLIAM GARRARD, Chairman
Building Committee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

WANTED, a situation as cook, cbambo-
nv maid or seamstress. Address DOMFS,
TIC. care Morning News. Ing
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

WANTED.-All who need hair work ho,1
W for daily and stage wear. to 90 or s SD,a
20 MONSIEUR EMILE FAUNA FFGFhS
late OF Paris, London and New York. No q n,
Broughton street, Savannah, Ga. i'
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WANTED, everybody to know that if w.
W want your clothing renewed, cleaGeUSp
etc, bring them to S. WHITE. corner Ie9tt
son and State streets. 0'neI'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21

NJ. Roustan, tine French Minister at
Washington, declined 10 attend the Bar
tholdi statue reception on the alleged
ground that he was too busy, and couldn't
neglect his arduous duties. lie had an
idea that he would be Toasted and required
10 trolic around New York for two or
three weeks. IL Is difficult TO imagine
what he is kept 50 busy at in Washing
ton. However, the ceremonies went Oh
very nicely without him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

-&ark Twain says he Set type in the
Philadelphis Ledger office mors than
thirty years ago.
Henry Berg's three sons arr ali in
sercs,ed in the philan,hropic projects u
their father.-H j. SHa
An English newspaper nv, tha;
Parnell IS oon to marty an American
girl. . friend Of his mother.
Mrs Eliza NJ Morgan. widow o.
Ex-Governor Morgan. II New York. Nv
her will leaves slaa.oo for charitable
and church purposes J. Tn5unc.
Governor LLOYD. Of Maryland. Is
the third member OF his fsmils 10 hold
tha, Office. the hrs; having attained i.
in leUS and the second in Is0a.-Bai!L
more San.
Twenty-Five daughters q: present
live with their father. George Riddle.
in Carroll County. No Also cigh,
widows Of the nine deceased sons II
the late Captain George Cook. oi Hart
ford. Conn. still survive
Rev. Dr. Cuylc-. Of BROOKLYN. has
been . busy man. Ia the last twenty
five years he has written three thou
sand articles for the newspapers. be-
sides writing a cord Of sermons. pub
lisling ten volumes. and doing 3 great
deal Of other work--B rooklys Eagle.
Mrs Theodore Til,on il living
quietly with her mother in BROOKLYN.
Bessi. Turner is msrrict 10 a Mr.
Schoonmaker. Since her marriage shc
ha, lived very quietly. and il now a
middle-aged. fairly good-looking wom-
an. passed IN the streets without rccoX-
milton as q notable. ~. j. Ssn.
There are but few lief, Of the OIL.
GERS most closely associated with Gran;
during the war. AL but three IL the
ton officers composing General GrAns's
l,ii. siksippi Valley staff are dead. The
survivors are Colonel John kiggin. II
st. Louis. Colouel Webster and Cen
cral Ihric. Of san Francisco Chscag0
Tribune.
Marguerite C1evcland's death re-
n.oved from the Greeley circle its moss
gifted feminine member. Possessing
rare musical talent. her society was
everywhere welcome for this and other
entertaining qualities. She was = niece
Of the famous editor. and is buried near
him. in Greenwood Cemetery.-N J..
Herald.
Elias Howe, the scwing-machinc
millionaire. was . private soldier dur
Ing the war. It is said that once when
his regiment was suffering on account
Of a delay in paying them he gave his
personal check TO the Quartermasier
and they were Immediately paid. The
Government, subsequently paid him
back.-BoS,on journal.
In 1869. ut the Theater dc rOdean.
In Paris. AdelinS Patti appeared st =
concert for the benefit Of u young actress
who had lost all her possessions by a
fire. At the close of the concert the
actress. wearing a black WOODEN dress
without the sIigh,es, ornament. went
timidly to the diva, and. giving her u
bouquet worth two sous. kissed her
hard. The actress was Sara BernharJt.
-CkicagO Inter ocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

is not nigh them in their hesrss suea
men .ia- Il n~cd Tee ever hour.
hu, In Amos, al hour feel net shsss
nesi 80 God sung ss lived. ihsss
practical eryei L. Il nreSt Tee -
przy.r1n.s:ing sai n bereavement.
need Thy general sapsrsis&oo. bat !
have no sbsiis< eoascsoasas<s OF lay
presence.
Il IL time 81 rssSs~ our thtss;ng ~
tbs .uh~cs - human waat cur hshf
81 limiting nur s~d II t.-d 81 sPsFi ssal
concerns and graz '-nTuTzi crises
makss IL al the nsore ~inyogssss TIA. 80
.hcald appreciate cus s~~as.enss "a
apparently trivial matter. \oshla< -
rally trivial ;hs; "a aay d~EVse asssso
,hr wcifAr~ 81 \ man What se~ns ID
be- "irses' ar often lasIea wisa sisr-
raj consrIusnoss \ usas Ysia "a
constantly t-srs With f~rsls so.i sfs-
nsteaat cr~ss ia wassh cay tod can
d:r~ct
Thrre /. ~ human p~ailnaopAy mocs
ssund ihan tho s.at~nspts ! fhas &
G.s-i Is ruler N general escr 'hsa world
'hs, grn-rzs supervision gross ossi II
Ills omnt.cssn; .pec!nr s~up-svtssoa os-r
individual m~a 2 That 10 Cod sss1
control. the ~cfsd II. e~vpirols Il ~ sAss
time. Til. PHILOSOPHY ds-ss noi .nvclSs
IN. s~N;ussco ,ha, ..sSs ersiass evil ~
that lie "a po~srl.ss anil snsiiisrvnI
and therefore 10 overrVsl~d san AL
evil arr ha, the ordinary rvsal;s sc 49,
loyalty. brutssh oh~nnacy. siisshsss"ncs
and ~rrt~iiinn sgA nss a.=is T~vsosL
law. n one sense lie permits evil n
that lie does rot ~sumfnarls sirks
down the rst~l 90 allow rvt-.lon Ia de-
.,roy Oh. traitor ins;anily. spsci.A
promises Ans invitation. give .sns
ground foe fai,a that ,sci gill guari
the human .sul that trusts. aai ~ill
l~a.i l, beside .s~-t waters The man
ar woman ohio .nrrrnsiers la . vsrsoal
father in ii~sssn. and constantly con
socrates him ..lf to oh-dscns s~erstc-.
surrly ~ili mount q human fssgSh tr,ta
which be can Soc s,osi : lane In tkss LIE
Our need ~ cod /. satisfactory pref
that Ne nss,, uo, t- wt,hou, a.. con-
scions presence and supervision \
world made by Cod !. \ ~o~ful failure
IL IN. Creator de. nos ahlsi. among ,hN
men whom lie his ~pronounc~i itss
nohl~si creation. Nhsn tho ~or!i wss
Dung. angels walked with. and talked
Ca. som. s.sntA Later. thrssi wAs
t,esh. AMI tarrs.i on earth thirty thEs.
years Now In th.s, latter dAss the
third p~r.on d n the 1rn,;, abide "a
the comi.risr. guide snd saver of al
who invite til. Divine Guest to ,arry
until til. snd-N ". CAnssssa III
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Mr.. Leigh started from his chair.
DUNBAR he repeated "And The
grip"
kate Perry-katherine. rather.
MI. Leigh stared at him warranty.
my ward hs cried. in sudden anger.
And after all I told you' Why didn't
you call me in there
How was I to know that" said DIR.
Melton. '.You never mentioned the
name Of your ward or her lover. You
simply called him the hardware man.
Mr.. Leigh walked out Of the library.
took his Ia, and stick. struggled into
his overcast. and lefl the house without
vcuchsaiiny another word To his host
The parson showed him out. and
looked st HIM walking swiftly down
the mooaiit street When be went 10
his study again b. had by no means the
craven air of . man who had done =
~dastardly deed. Tn the contrary. he
laughed outright rs he at down II his
desk, whereon lay the notes Of his ser
mon. But he did not finish the sermon
He went u his daughter and begged
her to lend him 3 good novel. aud hs
read \ love story thar evening instead
Of theology Char!es Dummy. ~ Hor-
per'S Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

We .hail be juax~a hx-sn~r. .os
BY What vs have fei;. bat sy vhss re
hare done-k Hall
This sa sosis Aes a xr~.,s~ss
T5vss BY Phillips Brooks No n.a hss
eosne fS true greatness who has ses
tsls 10 Ssos degree that Ia life hsIoag,
"a be r1cs. ssd sks vkss God ~sss.
hs@ He gives him sss maakssd"
-ks~ansss IN . naa = o slw.v, 4,
b tsksa - . aga II capacity. tor ]. "a
Eeosfz,sy of>eSred m.-ss 10 fAo- $40
ssv ssissA asd evsss~sehisx. saa bis
ks~sssss g~s-saliy ends 10 tkza kiaf II
p~s~srnxsss isso oskss p~.pse's .s.~r.
ssss vheA vii s~nS 10 t~seas Nj. owa.
-nhs vsa,sh at Nsmuss 10 io<i~s
up b~usxss<-p<o4 vaais< sas wealth
81 Tod - sses~d In The ksass IL ra~s.
sr eonh<ssssDa 20 cp~n tbs nx.x
= ooly kaosn 10 him uko .-ss IL i.ss
tss eonfssassea sk.s op<as sAs later !.
known 10 ssesy Chr>ssEaa-EaeAs.ax.
-Ihs wsy t asxns devn ssc~ ID
sos - s<ii h<s sb<sus s-so ssy sh.s n
has 10 ~sstsaessnaa. uh~n ss~rvh.dv
snows thsf g has-hus rather 10 ks Il
m.as ous is CO.. jsss - q e~sssiniy
.iis N sss moment Il s<Dpsassoa. asa
~ msss a sisA sAs v-.p-ses tag.
sasAsd By tbs Dviss snsor.-Hos.<s-
Ao . hvseA IN hinsssl- A
spade deeiAssA Whssk<r shs nun
sstahs q 9 ~ go - vishas . sacoe.
ssenss hanesea HI voraa. his m.s-
- ~ 49, oaks - iDpcsssioo upoa
eeesuA II IL he.ssAotA. tks eouasfse.
sscat n&vcsAaAsp. sAis s<lsss powse
aakss -! ~ A~sessdkng - ~ -
seeao.c!5ea2 spd1y e Wlsdsy psis.
- - 601u10 ui1 II 80 =
- ~ 81 - NJ 80 49,
e6 Sdb ~ Us~-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Urea, sad W.sis. wide Assosis.iss
Wh,sh o~ss tss sssssi. o. the Sssss saI
e.sthsstssss of . N.sss Ares.ss1sss

q Great ssd world " .de Assosississ
Wh,.h os~s o.. s.ssi. .. the sssIh sas
t.ithssissss of . S.s.s Ares..s'ss.
A lissl. more than forty wear. a.,
there came Ca London a young appEen-
tee. He Wa p~or anil ftrniles'. be-
had ia, n single c~niosrscn Thirst Al,
faith. He ,osk lodging. In ~ I'snl's'
t~hnrch,ari His b~siroom over
Lrpkc.l the vast wilderness "a houn~s.
with The dome If ~. I'sul's hsugirs
Ike n crown of fssth as~s.s ~ he
came TAI his r,-,a unknown. and ,hegs'
made n simple rrss.r "a -consecrstisn
slonc. IL frli the solitude n the ctr
Som- eighty y"ang neu s.rs sta.
ploy~i in the same establishment ss
himself
resolved. said a grrs, rrfoFmsr.
"to hav. no friends Nv chanro. bat hy
ehoicr. ind q choose only .oeh sa.
would help m. la my spiritual 10. aEds
development.
The young apprentice had q Ike pur-
pose lie fosini = few young nso
among his frilow-wnrka n.n shssss lis-s
had = moral aim aud puff-s.- sorus
of these hs invited to hoii religious
service. ~ "a him ia hss rs~stn Tb-s~
invited others ,o NEE, 18th them for
the same yssrIsp=-. Ia. meetings Errs
In number. Ihsy multiplied Yesss
men. meetings ior yoIng men b~esnss
a movement annong TIE Loasion trade.
snd in 1915 they Led ,o the forming 20
the frs; Yoans M.n's Christian As.o-
citation
The s~osle;y sps-ai TIA influence
was felt throughout England. Amsrirs
took up ih~ wotk the Islands ot the Ia
ci:is. part. 81 Asi.. Ssasly ihrve ihos-
sand associate ,Bs we're REPRESENTED or
reported a, ih. Tenth Annual Coo
:.resee bsid = ikrlia. Sow the move
Ineni !. found 81 meet o.. nsasis 80 cob
lexrr. add more iAss tso hsndr~t 40
.spriatsos~ have beer formed ia colleges
and schools
Som~ months ago. . gentleman walk-
Ing along tis Thames rnshanksne saw
th~ grand dosnr Il :, f'aaI ~illnnnsassi
nv The twilight. and recalled o. a ssssn.i
'h. historic a-so lzfhsns "a the ssnrvA.
AID yet. sasi the fr ens;. still gang
upon Losdon's csosn. ''ibs tnfss.nee
Il that church during The ps~..n,
ecn'nry has. ! think. h<sn on;s~iyhs.
by the work ~ . single ind ysisai"
.sWhogi
"A mere hoy" lie sstasd. II mean
The appr~asics rho t>ssn IN hi. simple
room tn So Paul.. Chnrrhysrd sh~ vasx
os yoang Men. Christian Associations
In The ~ogid."
We esa nos Weigh i~nsusn-ss. has The
ahpvs rvnsayk IL iasfsrtnx in ia k~s~,s
20 fho-s ~ho s~~a 70 BE- k~spssl tn
oshsrs. esIs wAo-~ ealy resources b.
faith-- IossA's fossy<sssos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

nsssG A0sss aso Os1-1~s Nod yss
- SteASss 06 Csass6sas pssssoss -
ssV~svtss~
God b tbs supsvms nc~d of every
SOL A uaiverse without HIM vostd
b. ~ the esrsA fhnA b<seh -vaAous
hop" Theorsfscal atheism ssys.
"Thsr- IL no God" practical Atheism
tres TO 1--we without Him Msn VIA
r~-rns teing eajsed s:h~i.sA lire asd
think and ses ssh-sss;eaIly. "Th1~ b
one living and tine God. maker Il al
shsnSs. rui~r Of H~arec aad earsAo' =
bot an uncomfortable es~sd % shoss
sorsdISnx~so Icnx ~ they eas manage
10 f~~, sks. God hss He ovn s~y>arase
sphere II activity uks<A do~s nd IN
serS~r with ihesra Tia shouxAe Of
taking God into their HveA th~ir hu~s-
ness asd their hsxrss szs~iy COMES 10
sAeo: and vh<s b doaA they sevoas
frpsn 10 - impsafficahas anA fasaeralL
This kahss8al Sselisg - svossa ssssses
tass . God TxDoss fru0 ha0as aGain
b shns up 10 IL soaItn6s a HI sws
saGmisy b - tyasipeal and inAslbnnshts
q ssAsis0 tneA Oghsn hsss . 80.
sseica1 hn6af ahae - sahssnsels a
CD b With Dsa."sAoe H 10 ineaog
- h4nan aGAhnL - ~ Sahane .
a Win tni5vfhnabs - - =
vogfly sAs1r huf3af Anv ss1essmh
ug psg. 6Os Cd go - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
HUMOROUS

An ordinary woman's wais. il
thirty inches around An ordinary
mans arm is about thirty inches long.
How admirable are thy works. u.
nature.-E. u. Star.
My dear" asked Mrs. Wigs OF
Mrs. Dggs. lean you tell me why they
call them tournurcs?" YES" was the
reply. "it il because you have u
t~0urnure head around 10 see how II
hangs" .O'"-OI Guy Derrick.
That was . clever boy who. when
he was given five shiilngs 10 dig sp his
asnt's garden. hid . :wo-shilling piece
10 i, and told all the boys in the nsigk-
hprhooi. The next piofning the ground
wa puiveri1ed two teet deep.-N. J.
Sun.
Through the ielephone-''Is tina,
you. doc,or?' ..Ycs. who is it?" ''Mrs.
Ierony. oh. doctor. what shall ] do
for baby? lie has swallowed n dime"
'Well. you surely don't want 10 spend
two dollars to get a dime. do yoa!'-
y. j. Herald.
A nurSeryman says that the best
kind of dogwood is the ie1-iowering.
Oar experience is tina, a c'ofhes-pole i.
The bcst. because il is HgL, enough %
haudle easily. and long saougA ~ en-
able you 10 hit the dog .: almos, any
range.-Pack.
An exchange contains. an artic!s en-.
titled How to Breathe" We diin't
suppose there was 40 mrch ignorance
IN the world. When n man doesn't
know how to breathe the best health
resor, for him is n Ion in q cemetery.
He would spoil IL kept msay days above
ground-Norrist0srn Herc.d-
A book-agent went i1to q barriers
shop and asked the proprietor II he
could sell him an encyclopedias. What
is il like" asked the barber. ut l. .
book tina; contains exhaustive inform:-
ton upon every subject in the world"
NO" said the barh~r. vita an injured
air, II don't need ia. r. 7snses.
He Loved Her Still
Her voice was harsh and she jsvea an asy.
TIL the man vas cray. - one may soy
Yrpsn morn iil night 4 vss ceia. chin. CHA
Ard prorsc Who ouLdn help bearing the dio
Knc. vel that the man ksd . s~uss 90 hear.
Eve ioved. ~. iov.a s-r tsr5sst rood ana
And With ali her faults ! ove S~su n-
-gedsN Covtw.
-Thi. ancient but stii1 perfect sp-ei-
men of . '.bulI' fas recen.ly been led
ont: ..As ! was goin' owe the bTiig-."
said . native Of Erin. II net Pat Hcw.
in< .Hewins.' GAYS !. 'hns are youS'
Pretty well. thank you. Dcnnely.' Gays
he. :Donneilyr SAYS l. vhss's no my
name. Faith. then. no nor h mins
Hewins.' So with hat ~ looked 81
sich other again. an svsc enough 10
was naythes Of ua"-E. j. Post.
on what did Charles pudley War.
ner. On what did Henrv Cabot Lodge,
Why did Frances Hodgyen Burnett
Why and what dos Mary Maps
Dodge, What did Hanes MsFsinesus
What did buchanan kesds Why was
Edy,r Allan Poes What did Leigh
Hunt Why did Henry Coy Csri~spns
What did Ralph Waldo Emerson, Why
did Jane. whiicomS Riley, Who
cars Il Villain Carru Hazlsifs Why
was LAurracs Ssernrs-X. T. Isd<y<s
j<as
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
He was Too Intelligent

Judson y. Colt !. ora Of The moss
sosce I'D men in Terra Not loog sinex
the sitter. while taking . ride out IN the
suburbs camea rross jed Col. - be-
. familiariy called hdsng b>hiad . trre
."whAs axe you dong oos sherry b
asked
Il am sfrad Ne Sheri6 vil Pas ~
% the juv ID that Bag hw eAe'
''Bus ron azs exenps beesnse yes ss
= fireman"
Il know tAsf I nm legally exenpe
bss TN AFRAID th<yu taks - aeshou.
Ihsard 90 q tbe kuyss - sAs -
say he was gossG % hsvs - isssihgsue
iuryn = took - hss 0aa n A1eiA.
h 0uaA2o vi9A - = - Ian tsob.
ssuigsse-tw III ssA-5~ ~
1ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
RELIGIOUS READING.
OElivERANCE.

sc-oes'-~s 80 isv grove eirss sss dAse
TIC s;rsta boats II and ssrss
sksfur on tss s.~-snx sTsd- uas hA-s
DIR fast ts~ ard r-<y ssar2
But. cre Sta loo hss ,gssrS~i go rr~<
- % PRAYER has prn~Si ,S~ AZ.
Ibs Lord. ~4o "a - tAe szA restss
ES sa' Ior danger Ssg>
49, storms BY safsas aaasic~ sens
IodTse asr~k tss .saA
s.nk Uc-rrs< ard susTusrut
G-ns.th the sarss e-snfrol
Thca hush ny sual tAy h~u5 ccen riasns
hsa .2tes are cscr~s.t
SASeF1ns- haste b. tnuu essessrt
she Cd . hoss tszss ,A-e fast
ssoar lbS<s. tz Gxrrszs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
WHY Hair Oil 10 ou. Of Fashioa.

Ladies can anticipate many dss-
greeable possibilisic. with frmnrs> but
to wait calmly to grow bald-heateA il
too much for their endurance So they
dropped hair oil Hair OIL is now as-i
by dudes and fsshy men 10 order u in
sur 3 good comb The CITY Is allied
with prematuriy hald-headed ysung
men Bu, the women think to nnch
Of . head Of hair To sacrifice n OIL
The great desire now Is TO Get . fuii
that IS entirely free from greass 10 U.s.
on tn hair. Several prpa' aiaoas have
been invented. They use this to4smp-
en- sud make the hair pusfy. TheLSng-
try bang Is gning out Of style ard tas
hair Is combed upon the lead - some
dampucss Is re ,uised 10 mske : dress
easily. Oil was once the OOH hinS
used. hut now harmless On d. hare sup
p3enen.ec = entirely The Aesd fur
nhbes enough nutrimen; to esA strand
Of kss. ard In some even to- much
Putting grease on the hair ta<s not
make e healthy. nor impar v;siity to
its growth On the contrary. & esogs
up the scalp. and frequentiy cszses The
hair to fall out The days a hair osi
n ladies hare pasSrd-A. j. H6i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

When the tasks OF the day are ended,
Ard work II folded away,
/ st BIZ the window and study '
A picture over the way.
In q with undrawn curtains
A mother comes every night,
And sits with u dimpied baby.
In the softly pickering light.
The little ones chubby fingers
Wander over her face,
And ft smiles and coos and dances
With = sweet unconscious grace.
know the mother IN saying
Something tender and good,
by the way In which she caresscs
This atom OF babyhOOd.
Then. a. the twilight deepcns.
Tho golden head sinks 70 rest.
And q beautiful face bends v
The sleeping child on her breast:
And my own sad heart Is throbbin2.
Ycarning with sudden pain.
For u touch OF the dainty fingers
/ ncv0r shall clasp again.
But I know the time In coming.
At the end Of LIES eycntide.
When hushcd will be every longing,
And mother love satisfied
80 now ] sit by the window.
And take what comfort ] may,
Watching tho dear little stranger
In tho firclight over tho way.
-ChristAn Uniyn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Any pesoon vho takes the paper reRu-
lAfly from The p~oStonBce. whether directed 70
his name or whether be 10 subscriber or not,
= responsible for the pay.
The courts have decided that refusing 70
take u-eWspapeTs from the p~ostOfbce. or re-
aprfma facso evidence Of INTENTIONAL FRAUD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

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He went back to the parlor with the
certificate. taking pen and ink. 50 that
the witnesses might syn their nance
Mr.. Dunbar shook him by the hand.
leaving a note in his palm. The bride
smiled shyly upon him. and the elderly
| woman bowed: but the elderly man.
who so far had rot spoken > word.
said. suddenly: II will tell you. sir.
that you viii never regret having
helped this marriage"
II don't believe I could have helped
it." said the parson. with . droll gianca
1t the new-made husband. night
have been the means Of deferring IL,
but Nh. Dunbar intends TO take his wife
to Europe in spite Of . dozen tyraa-
meal guardians and . dozen more re-
lucsAnt clergymen God bless you and
make You happy" he added. taking
the Young VIE hand
Her eyes filed with tears. but her
husband drew her hand through his
arm and led her away.
Two Carriages were waiting outside
One went to the north. the Other 70 the
south; but the pArSon watched the ore
that went 10 the south. for IN thai sat Z
man and woman whom he believed he
had made happy for life. % iar -
welded bliss brings happiness
He returned 20 the study. gsve the
wedding fee - his daughter. Who boee
Lie Oh in triumph to her moehse. and
1ehen be re6lled his pipe.
docs this soet oe thing Aappsu
ofteu?r' sid bcr. Leigh
mot precisely this sort q ding.
Tie brtde and groom vete n0s giiEi asd
by; neithsr did they hsaeeg . uhai
yoa would can - co9noa sS1s2 D.
tAe-u.y, q va . Philaa2pAh EH-
sNW1fhn Dmnr-