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CHOLERA RAvACES.
~ Plague Making Fearful Headwsv IN
spain.

Suoin.
MADRID. June lin the province of
Castelion de Ia Plana, yesterday, there were
eighty cases of cholera and sixty deaths.
Thirty thousand people have fled from Muir
cia, owing TO the teri ble dread OF the dis
ease which has taken possession m the
people. In the city of Murcia alone. yes
ter,iay. there Were, according to the latest
ruInors, sixty-fouT new cases n thirty
nine deaths. In the province VI Nurcia,
outside of the city, there were fifty cxsrs
and sixteen deaths. The Oe'cini Gazette
confirms the statement that cholera il now
raging in the provinces of Valencia.
C&siellon de IL Plana and in the city ef
Madrid. The opposition newspapers deny
that cholera exists in Madrid. and say that
all the testimony regarding the suspicious
ras~s is insufficient 70 give q warrant fW
the assertion that they ARE cases of cholera
There were five new eases of cholera IN
this city yesterday and one death In the city
Of Valencia There were y fresh cases.
hut no deaths in the province OF Valencia
However. outside Of the city there were
.forty-eight new cases and twenty-s~ven
deaths. The city of Mnrcis reports forty
new cases and seven deaths. while other
parts Of he province Of Murcia return
twelve fresh cases and q u deaths.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
ACCEPTED.

Losa Salisbury Accepts the fremierseip
and Will Form . Cabinet.
LONDON, june l7.-Lord Salisbury has
Definitely accepted the premiership. Il is
stated that Sir StafYard Northcoss has &C.
cepseda peeraxe. leaving Sir Michael Hicks
Reach TO lead the Conservatives in the
Hsase Of Commons. lord Randolph
Churchill will have n important position
In tie new cabinet, but the distribution Of
purtssiiOs will not be decided until the Ar
r val af the Queen. wis is travelling with
al speFd. Lord Randolph Churchill agreed
70 the senewAi Of the corrnion act on n
ditios thu: II only be eufopced il foundi inn
puraive. Several Liberal ministers held an
infoessal meeting 1t SlaAStone's residence
to-day 10 decide upon teaif action IN re
sEsoaee too Conservative overtnree for support
Lord Randolph Chuchiirs action yesterday
h generally attributed n eAr that Lord
Salisbury and x;her leaders would ignore
his claim 10 office. and tn u dexire 10 re;ard
the psuSress.of the seats bill. u order to give
Q cA,anc~ IL possible TO appeal ~ the old
cons,ituencieS whp arc more 4kny TO sup
port The Conservatives
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
Pork.

There are two kinds a pork: one i.
meat and the other is lard and IN
choosing the hr-ed Of hogs or pigs and
the method of feeding for his purpose
the farmer must make . proper choice
Pork Is in demand for food AID for
food . nal wants lean mea: with onis
. right proportion q fat intimately u
terspeFscd a0ong Il Ii - Als0 -
demand foe lard and the lard manufae-
tuner wants . Pig with 10 Dore mnscb
than viii serve % carry around tho
load Of fat For bacon md hAme the
pigs are fed upoa grass or Clover d
large part and upon hcsh-DAkiag
materials They m.Ss also hgve age
I'D size; for lard the pies are aoWdsd
with Nm and slaughtered aS ID end
a sae seasons feeding. Il i eajly
seen tbat tie two cases dir entirely.
and - requiFsmenes q 6Deas a sai-
mails aaa Kind q frs1ing - sguanH
di6erest 1Ais Poine @sas - heso
hem comp4eoe1y osuE3ooked i - d.
GunSieo q - 0bie4-E Z Akua
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

1oo 0Poo4 oeoeos Arrives - U~W Yog9 90
= Resolves visA 0rses 1sesN.
NEw YoRk, Juse 3o.-Ylags were wavtns
yesterday from tie tops Of Ill the prin-
cipai buildings throughout the city. IN honor
Of the reception Of the Bartholdi statue Of
Liberty Enlightening the world" The
shipping along the rvsr front and vessels
In the harbor vese g2iIy decorated In honor
Of the evest The weather was WARN
The carly morning tAins brought Thousands
Of Stranger Broadway and the streets
adjacent were thronged with people
vending their way to points from
which good views of the military and civic
parade attending the reception Of TIE
statue can be witnessed. The harbor pre-
sen,-d . beautiful apra1nce- Ii was
studded win the white sails OF in
Vulnerable yachts and numerous
excursise boats, to await the NOV
ing Of the naval procession. Shortly
after nine O'Clock the Mayor, the Presiden,
Of the Board. Aldermen. municipal officers,
members Of the reception and other ocm-
ulittees embarked on special steamboats,,
and proceeded down the lower oay 70 the
Iserr- Arriving alongside OF the vessel
they boarded her, paid their respects 70 the
commander u officers. and the Mayor.
acting a. spokesman, babe them a hearty
seicome u New York. The Mayer then
rendered them the Inequalities OF the city.
inyItiug them ~ al inforrha. reception n
the City Hail. After the Interchange
nf /. Tan ynr.1rkS sha N.vny and rf.N nffl-
.:ixls withdrew. returning To tire steamboat
~hich of and took up . position
within a few hundred yards Of the Isers.
At eleven O'Clock the for: at Sandy HOOK
Shundered forth a salute to the French flag.
which was shortly after followed by a sig
nal from Commodore Chzndiees vessel
notifying the vessels In f0rIu mt line for
the naval parade. The vessels feli into
line = follow LATED States
teanss Dispatch, With Secrr
tary Whitney and Commodore
Chandler and stad ON beard, United States
steamer POwbattan, United States steamer
Omaha, United States stesMeI Alice, tie
French flagship LAHORE, Admiral IacOmts,
the French transport lsere, Commander De
Same, the steamboat wItL the State Com
mites on board, ths Steamboat with the
Mayor aud Aldermen.
Here followed . f1e0t Of yachts OF the
American Steam Yacht Club, among them
Gssuld's Atlanta and the phenomenal yacht
Stilstt0. In this position the vessels
teamed slowly up tie BAY, receiving salntes
FROM the forts 1t the NarrOws, 1t Ports
Columbus and Castle William
These were replied - by the French
flagship, LAHORE, and the United States
vessels, while hundreds OF steam whistles
sent forth blast after blast. On the ar
rival ut anchorage AT Bedloe's island. the
Issre received = salute from the guns of the
United States training ship Minnesota
This Was the signal Tor the breakup
of the parade. The officers "f the
French flagship and those Of the lsers were
then conducted 10 the island where they
made q short Inspection of the work now in
progress OF the pedestal. On tine landing
of tie French naval officers at the island
the Marseillaise was sung by over five hun
dred voices, composed of members from
various French societies Of New York aud
brooklyn
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

Nutmegs IRE poisonsas II eaten i.
large quantities
The washing of shscp before shear
ing Is condemned by many sheep
growers as II chilis the animals 30 mpch-
~. +. Fasmer.
"A potato should be grown quickly
and the fertilizer that produces this
effect giving also . good quality and
yie.d- is what is necessary.-RsrSi Ss0
Yorker.
A pretty rug for the lounge Is
made Of creaIn-colored baskei-cio.h.
with pansies of all the rich purple and
yellow shades embroidered upon il.
There is no set pattern. the flowers
looking a if they had been dropped
upon it by some lavish hand
Speed Beef: Five pounds of the
shank boiled i've hours with celery
seed; dram off the celatine. and then
chop the inca, very hne, and pepp.r
and salt 10 taste. and put il into a cloth
IN Il platter. Cover with the cloth
and press 1.-THE Household
For = damp close; or cupboard.
which is ] able 10 cause mildew. place
IN il n saucer full of guick-lime. and
il Will NJ, only absorb all apparent,
dampncsS. but sweetcn and disini-c:
the place. Renew the Line c q
fortnight, or a. Often as il becomes
slacked--Jo,edo Blade
Try this way Of cooking fowl: CIT
the raw fowl in pieces and put them
into a pan with very hot butter: cooa
for ten minutes, shaking the pan con-
~stsntly. Moisten with stock and tomato
sauce, to which add a little sugar and
some mushrooms. When cooked serve
with C outonS-DctroI Post.
Rice Crusts: Cook one cup of cold
boiled rice "A the double boiler in milk
enough To make q thin mixture and u,,-
til the rice is very soft. Add one table
spoonful of sugar. a little salt, one EGG.
and Hour enough 10 make it hold to-
gether. Spread On the pan. having the
mixture one-third Of an inch thick.
Bake in a hot oven. Split and ca, wab
sirup.-CEreLdHd Leader.
A nice way 10 prepare a very Light
lunch for an invalid. and To be taken
with a cup of weak tea. j, to toast three
milk crackers; then pour boiling water
over them, draining II of Immediately.
spread Jam or .nArmalade over them.
and pile them up. set them into the
even while YOU make the tea, and take
both in 10 the sick one. and il will prove
appetizing and..refreshing if unexpected.
~. i. EIdRincr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

D0w One CsoEr~sa.s Turssd IL LAsgt
On Hi AsAS~tos~.

On Hi Associate.
DR.. Burrey, Of Dakota wss certainly
the greatest wag in the House of Rep
rc>entarye. in bis time He wss n
conservative Republicans and supported
the Presid~n, and his policy. a close
neichbor Of his on the floor was Mr..
Williams. Of Pittsburgh. = gentleman OF
extremely radical views. Mr.. Williams
was in the habit o! talking TO Burney
of conservatives a. d.sd-aud-aliy. sort
Of men. and Of the radicals a. '-the real
wide-awake. swapping turtle party
The Doctor one day he;hough; him of
a Joke. hu; only b in,ed Jus; then 10 NJ
Williams that he'd better look on; or
that swapping turtle party would play
the deuce with him Next morning.
while passing through the market, h.
saw 4 lot OF turtles exposed for sale.
among them n puCnzcsous snapper
that eemed TO be- afording a great
deal Oi amusement 20 a crowd OF by
standers- His size WAS about rhst of
the crow O! a mans ha,. but hs grit
was immense. and be- jumped NJ eycrt-
thing that am n his way. whether II
crowbar or n corusialk. Barney imme-
dia;eiv became his purchaser. and sei1-
ing him by tine tail. put him IN a basket
and carried him 20 the Capitol. IL Wa
not We; eleven clock. and the hall was
nearly empty. 80 he was enabled to
carry oat hi. proj-c, unob.crvcd- He
went directly 10 Williams desk. found
il unlocked. bv good fortune. quietly
tss.l o.. Ia 81 -.~.l 10 -..
per from the basket. To rumble and
tumble among the foolscap and public
documents, then closed the desk and
left il - If nothing had occurred Of the
extraordinary character just related.
After the House had been called To or
der. Burney. who. with a few Of the
initiated. had kept a close eve on VIII
bans TO see II he would open his desk.
and had been disappointed. approached
the old n and. with an air Of
feigned Impotence. sad: Williams.
reach your baud into your desk and
get me y sheet Of paper-Im out
Williams raised the lad of his desk just
enough TO let his hand in, aud was
reaching for the requested sheet, when
he experienced a remarkable sensat on.
uttered a veil which asionishcd half the
House. and jumped back half a dozen
feet. The snapper" had grabbed for
him. caught him by the coat cuts and
narrowly missed his hand. II is noi
necessary To say that there was = big
laugh at Williams expense. al the ter
mina;ion IL which Burnev said 10 HIM.
Il told YOU TO look out for this darned
snaPping-turtie party. as you call II.
Ii is a dangerous CROWD. "-BeH Eerksy
POore.
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LORlNc.
He n Requested To Hand Over this .Disal.
lowed Balance"

lowed iance
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Comptroller
Durham's letter 70 ex-Commissioner Loring,
asking him 10 deposit in the Treasury the
Gisaliowed balance, is rs follows: Your
account for payments for the laboratory in
the department of Agriculture from June
/, 1884, TO April 3, lsS5. has been adjusted
Ma. o46,347, and a balance has been
sound due to the United States
Of Sa0,239. Your current acc iunt
shows balance due yourself Of
S51s. The balance found due the United
States is a part of a 6isaIlowance made IN
this account as is explained by the schedrh
OF differences herewith transmitted. As
shown by the schedule referred 70. you have
paid out from the appropriation for the
laboratory of lsS5" the sum Of so. S07 which
should have been charged 10 the apprOpriS
tom made "fOr the purchase, propagation
and distribution Of valuable seed. etc,
isss." The above sum seems 70 have been
paid FOR sorghum seed. for paw rolls. in pre-
pairing said seed or other scetis for dis:ribu-
;ion and none seems TO have been paid for
chemists, or apparatus for the use Of chem
lists az micrOscopists, or for any experiments
made in the manufacture Of sugar from
sergham and other vegetable plants. II
seems very plain 70 my mind that al Of the
above amount n stated in the vouchers
presented. should have been charged to the
fund appropriated for the purchase. props
CATION and distribution of valuable SEED.
and rot the laboratory fund. / find NOTHING
in the presidents Of this Office n warrant
the allowance of said account in the FORM
a now presented, and the above amount OF
$3.50 Is, therefore, diSallOwed. The
balance found due the United States. $50.
2s. you will please deposit in the treasury
af your earliest convenience, in order that
o account may be closed ON the books Of
tins department."
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
NAuoNAl RELICS


4 Y1AG AWost1aG B6seeaoeoosO-80eeSe0oe
tng SSavsoss.
WAs4rarox, June 11-n Ctttie0ys:
Hsre h United States Aag q ths We
DeVartmsut the history Of which The
ssthoritiss know nothing exceDt that Y ~
found In the C~oofsAersts War Department
anA 10 marked With The name 81 the Fifty
third Illinois Volunteer Infantry" The
lag shows evident signs 81 hasd fighting IN
- neighborhcod. fos Il b pierced In many
places with bullet ksssA and thrUuEh the
starry field and in places In the silk stripes
are gaping hoI. where pieces Of she'll have
torn their way. There Is no Tag san ~
tached, and the folds are deeply stained
with broad stripes of blond. limiting that
some gallant color sesReant had torn 1t from
the stat Ind folded IL away in his own
brrast ID save II from capture and had
poured cut his own life's blood on the Tag
he had sworn to defend. Perhaps this
paragraph may meet the eye OF sorne one
wbs can seII where and how It was cap
tured. far the War Department DO not know
where il was captured.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-Thefe has Just
been placed In IN National Museum At
Washington. for permanent preservation
md exhibition what is known rs the Ayre-
shire life car. the invention and property Of
.he venerable Joseph Francis known the
worM over n the inventor Of the Francis
life bOat and other life saving appliances
This car Is the one that was used At the
wreck OF the British ship A~yreshire, on tho
coast OF New Jersey. On the night OF Janu-
AIRY II, 1850, in a severe SNOW storm, saving
the lives Of POI persons. II il interesting
for its associations, and a curiosity ia lis
construction. 1t has been OFTEN publicly
exhibited In Europe and America, and has
travelled over TO- 600 miles. 1t was trans
ferred to Professor Baird. for the mHssum,
Dy q representative of Mr.. Francis, together
with some miniature models OF various
kinds, and also the diploma presented u
Mr.. Francis by the Shipwreck Society q
AL Nations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

The Sesss AusG Take lss Own Notes IN Pay.
0eas Of rAlea.
RICHMOND. Va, June eo.-Judge Bond
Of the United States Circuit Court has en-
tered . decree in Eve suits brought by tax.
payers Who have rendered coupons in pay
msst OF State taxes. perpetuaIly enjoinins
the Treasurre frsa evyisg upon, selling
o. returning Is delinquent the property Of
~eompaainants or taking any osher steps e
collect taxeA A cAse is being made ur
il h understood. to cary the matter to tie
United States Supreme Cont Judes
Bonds decreax are claimed - BE- in ex.o
accordance with the dsciaion Of the Su-
prense Court In April i the Virginia ooupos
cases The practical effect is that the tax
payer has only 70 tender tax receivable
coupons to . proper officer and ANY pro
ceedings thereafter 10 collect the tax i
money will b p~erpesualiy snioined
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
Wess~l Coca DU~

MoxrnH AZ gxne 1.-THE Canada SHIP
ping CoapAus to-day received Q dispatch
from Captain l. q Jackson Of the steamer
Lake Manitoba. ssying that the vrs<e had
stranded in &oashwe<. bay on Lkstie Nj
quilin or Lancsey island, 1t ESQ p - Sun
day afteruoc,. during a fog. The vessel IL
likely to hsr0<ae q tafal wreck TIE pas
sengers twenty 10 nnaber and the ceG
werr saved. bca Ssa all their effects The
steamcr was s.iso tons register, was SIS
feet in length aud of 1900 horse ps~eL
She was one Of tise best vessels OF the Can
1ds Shipping Company n WIS insured ~
two-,hirds Of her vaiNe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
a MINE HORROR.
A Expasssen In an Eng,tah Mine Imprss~ns
Many Psrsons.

A Ekpsesson In IN English Mine 1mpr's""'
Many Psrsons.
MANCHESTER. June 1S.-A terrible eN-
paosioa Of fire damp occurred this morning
q Clifton Hall ecoiliery, . this city
Thare wen three hundred and fifty men IN
tAe mine at the time, enc hundred ami
CITY q whom have been rescued. "
husdcsA and thirty are entombed. II h
feared sAey re either suffocated or burn'~'
% AeaGh. Crest.excitement prevails Tie
scenes u tie vicinity Of the mine are
heartrendtnG The wives, mothers ard
rcissvee ere <onxrcgated near the e
tnncM eyinG shrieking. and imp'"ris-
God 10 aare the jsved o,es imprisoned he
low.
en- HUNDRED EIliJAp.
LoNron. Jlne lN-A dispatch from Nah
chester ays enc dhunded additional men
have hooa roacued from the min, and one
Hundred hive been killed
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

LOUISVILLE. KY, Jaae IA gentlemas
tun returned from Knott County. KY re
perts that the Hall and Jones factions are
under srns and an engagement between
them & imminent at any nomsD& The
Hall parh numbers thiFty-one cd ths
Jones gang eighteen, and Al ere armo4 win
Winchester hAcx and defy ascst from any
and every aouace. Monday Of last wcek a.
Beever Creek Perry Sherwood and Bau
Hawk Sixemore, the latter one Of tn nsa
med and blOo6-sAinsty despsr4does IN III
nsuutainn, were vqElaid. shot nd killed ,.
amhqshsd ensmie& They both bo1o0gsd0
- Han faction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
lard Times Ahooa.

YocHosrc~K. @. Sane ra.-PTesent IN
d~ications are that the stacks OF all she roli-
ing mills In NAhoning except one sHiii re
main smokeseas perhaps all summe Nc
Curly q c. AAd1usos Bros 4 ca. the
Youngstown Nit Compass. Trumhuii Irou
Company and Brs~n. Boswell sacs'
stated tina st preseut they Womb mt Sicn
re scale, and say Shey wiH semain idle s<'r
Awhiie. The manufaeturers here wha ~e
memhos Of the WAan lna Associations
haxe decided . wisAdfaw fs0 It - ussN
eAaags the Pittsburgh mea ~8A tFcarsseSs
and ccwardice. The Iron Oosufaceure's
Ase have secured N optisa q lease IL
TuicAa Ssed Works It St Lonk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

ToRcSro. ONr.. June eo.-Hanlan wns
was nrar'y drowned while testing . new
boat yesterday. His - account Of the
accident Is - follows: I was out
fos practice h . new boat I had
purchased from Tfckcst I had rowed
about threeAfourshs Of . mile vheu sud-
denly the boat broke b too thicwIng me ints
the water. There sas NJ enough of the boat
left together 70 support oe. bu, win what
there was l swan te~and the what. Amer
eoing half the dissanre Ibscame exhausted
rome saaion employed On . schooner Ninx
e anchor ~ and saved me frOm drowning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

81. Locrs. June lS-Ap public sale OF woos
tsok plass yesterday afternoon II Fepers
ee0peesk The following were the sales:
Twsnfyse~B sacks Texas, medium anc
!, 6ne, ss BAe BALI price for dead WOOL, to
Ian Sum0sr6eld: eight sacks Of low
medium Tsxas = l5kc, and four sacks 81
0rpets q lie - 10 same buyers; Thirty
0e sacks az fne nedium Texas very
Mrthy, q 1879 10 s. Blcnsnssok 4 Co;
Ave sacks Of fne It I5kcs one sack Of dead
6 loc, md one sack Of Acgun, good, u
&c - ~ SANE fEm. Th0e woes were
- ~stw esde
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

80 Delicate diseases Of either SCI,
however ipducei, sJ~-esf.iy aud perns-
nently cured. Con1ultatson free book
three O. CT. stamps. World. Dispcasary
Medical Association, Buffalo, y. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

Tnr SCarAfc Rxxrto. Ok wsreaa1. Mica
ps-r - .ru3 tkslf c~i#1r4f~d E~GRsvRo-scL
1src hHLs AM otA~r Exg-2fr A~rsEssscss
oo trial f0- - asrA 10 nan freanE - sldD
~ and al a n1rvd Iaat2e& Ahsafr Fh~1
n~aN;tSaz. u~uTzi "a. ysrSls - Ass azps ga.
- dis e4ss- Aousfdet~ rss@rstsns - e~afsA.
stroT. an4 rsNaha-s s~SsraEassi Sgsss< 10
earvra ca - dAss' E3zl - l@s NFss~
sagrH a. oacs fuF l1az2 afs~s~ FawpAi~A tEv-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
Dee.rs-s An-c.a nu.a

XEw XoRk. Juns 3a-lHliA NeaswA
ca truoght . aekiea 0os - - -
6W - asiAs tAs aAignmens q O. y
1acns 4 ca, hanksn md br>kwx ~
fsasd - ssaEiy two nflioa dolhs1 Ths
paaipftds ehimea hat H. sniguneas ~
fnasdnle1 - void, alleging 1T IL nsm
I'm & 0s Grn dzew hfgs sans b ~
tAek iaafst0Al aebB REGARDLESS az -
arDb cssaihnfx Judge DoaaAus ssrdayd&
ei1aa tosst H 1NUDsat 0ide md d.
sec>a ~ arecelvR AAsah - appolnanh
v1ea IL Sig10 shoa1d turn over N
ine noneys ueeiv01 - hin 70 ~ -
6 oft1eAi1g audienO
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
.. Al N.a Are isns

SAID pav4i 81 old be vas Y~ohzt3v
prompted - make LIE atss- svss4G &f~x
tTvsa= ssBae snrv sl4e cssaFrn rv8s@ts,
Had he b~~n p~r1niIs-d 90 hse Estti tes
wes~af dan. Ana tined ID. S2es's Hs1~ds,
be might Eavr hal a s~fssr ~iaasaa ~
mankind. We rtaifa KAT ~ case Or
cstaFrh can ~ lsssaaa the uiAstc ~@sxss -
Iais wonderful tsesictae. uss sEtal of q
nil eonvlsr. yoa - ia sSls-cy, by drug
gtsss; Esty crnts
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

% NE which IL s0aiiy s-sspr<~esss~d -
al d . k~-. perhaps ssser 20 rssssn- =
he<tsA- whaa . r<,c~i~ss hoen 10 - 81
hp~ 80 Oh az ~ eAsgssh %. shss afs nay
uss 10 Q wsxzA1~ss eSauA ~ "a wany -
tie !ts~a<~~ tks. arsA b. krty - aaa vhteA
make lie h~srdsasssns. suca ss essPsswp-
uoa t~s<russiA ~ he taa<xi AMI o<A~1
s~esosase1s sni Noai Diseases. FAD . cuD
psr.s cur. IN ps. u y. rsrc~s -tsa&tD
Medical Discovery" ~h~a AL > rsDs-
Gsr. have fxsl~1- rH. is~rc~'s ;zrnrAs~s %
cossaEzp.sc1 znRascd s0r s~1 ssAsasA ~
arr<s woia's i~ssr~asAry krtsSai 49,
css: ca. BsSeA y. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

A rHgIosnrpKE hes ch.-rvsi hat ~~y
Cs-nt u 10 gr~~a Nesfss ~Gs Ss2f tse
.eSz ssl-AEase GsxsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

"MsGGfr. I don't like TO see This dust on
the furniture" 'Ali right. fnEn. Ia shut
tie blind. night A~ay."-Seyr.stoses Her.
aid. =.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

"THyEr are some things man ran rot
do" rshis ks n philosopher. THis Is tru>.
especially trne. IL bis ~ife happens 10 ssy
so.-EOstoa Post
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

IT has been discovered that the knots
which a vessel makes q; sec depends upon
the tied. Troy T.gass
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

IT TAKES . god many STRIKE. ~ r,she
baseball match go 81 ~eL=As. Csis Ter
sscA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

4 lady ohio k~~Vs 80 .~a.asrssA
album expr~ssly fot maie ssES@ssT~s se.efs
u IL Is her "hisn-losk"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

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