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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
DWELLING HOUSES.
Sensible style Trcf.r.hi- - ag.r-g r~sd
S-shtts'tsrr.

\ few word. ~ 20 domestic architect.
mr., oar rural dH,il u~> are. aliu"-;
uu.yoTs lis ;Iror CHOU tho eogniry. "'
wood. In cp.s- ucucc II - diGicIit ;u
overcome taCrr box Ike appearance.
and Gcuti, ,hom sith tho Landscape.
IN aycragc i.ayr. unless 49, .mu,.w
cred a. To- conceal t. construction. ispk =
too much lh" au accumulation "i div
gopt~ crates. Ia" u"ar.st approach -
hlrmoulfHtun u a. nature u generally
Ia be- found n oil. w-a'hrT-i-'atru
farmhouse. netting N tt.r fields
among the orchards almost ~ naturally
q, the great boulder 30 the IasturrA
! iauI-c4p" photograph .n:o ~h4,h Ito
average tim dwelling inirudss B., a
proof oi bow tr} ing 80 natural beauty
!, ,Hc usual abode of man IN this conn
try. Ncii-meaulnE efforts have BEEN
made 20 remedy ;Hi- ugline- - the
add ton of a~dprrment. which. how
ever. being :"r The most part purpose
Jess. and adding 10 toe eos; ~ithoY ans
corresponding Dcu"iIt. only argrasaiss
the evil Inc ~Ig-sawed voTk drops
away. -" CAV 4 ut .ashes 90. and a
distressing sg4bg nsss "n*gc~ Even
~ IN such a ho8Sr = key; Ia smart re-
palr. the change ~ fash On ia 'aFch.tct-
ural III lliae v makes : look rtdculott.
Ike "a woman with y asty"ars
bonnet Really cool architecture.
how y.r. looSs a vel rs wears Lsnrs
a. i Doe 30 dag. whatever the pre- AL
ny s;yle NAV L~ In buLinZ a house.
the rue way = % make ia plan ~
Convenient - pps-Ible. and Jet IT. Ok
terror conform ilcr";o. Symmetrical
lines and good yr"-oFt n give a hou."
IT, artistic cAs actor. md NOD 5tz Or
n~auentat on The b-~i hpUss are
those winch n. is;: . or No s'r arnsu-
taiIon for ss-psugen,a'ion sakr-RL
though us.fua features. Lac fc~anda~
dOfm.r-. sud b. ~ nGoss. MAJ ~e-s"
.he pa I5u--e 81 oruAmenfatsou f0a
WOO en- hDse thing raor- sut~i.0
;al. oouoe a. and pleasing 20 lie
= . can fs dey ID than one dr-y-Ti
10 COL Pr prT; e. wSisSut any ogn%
m.Lta; "a HEary.T. ant sntrsis ~s
cTed With -h-Sics. -tA<~J. frrHap~.
n two % isr.. tot The STAN. l4
wearing AVA. ~ not cepne
shabby. -" aut ut the s4rsrss
y !. a..r-H~ Zs&-A-r-ba'ea gTa-s. soi:
and EarIsor.ggs. sd sagf ~ sz~y ~
accur,2a@ 20 the org nsl bH~ Tie
s.s ma. TO r~ru.wea uh~n desired. 90
he r.ssr "a bue. Shi<H aat1r- uses g.
l0&si 20 @.e.. =. iSsx have b~~n I'D
partzi ~ ? And tDDrh. Thsa. ~
Yin@ clauaer ut~r fh~ sail. ard 'rs~.
azI s~aTutrry gT& up ~fsssdsc<at
from Yea ts ~aT fhe Egus 81 gan
rhar2SE-r - \ bos- zri aorofne d~aTeC
g. the Es4-t- Oi iae d@e.es ,srrun -
Ol.l..-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
CONDITION OF HIGHWAYS.
The Disgust Created nv sereI.s>:y H~p,
foun'ry u. Ads.

Inc bIaSust sV'tlsb ~ stresS e~pt
foun,rv ErAd..
II is an old saving. show me tho
company a man Keeps. and VII tel
you what kind OF = man he ia Can
We no, apply a similar rule 70 the farm
er as regards the condition. Of ire high
way along his farm 4 farmer who
keeps the roadway free of tone. cuts
all foul weeds and : hsi!es. 20 tha;
none Of them go tn seed. We n; nee
conclu1. il Il good and succe sui farm
er. On the other hand. \ man who neg
lec;, the weeds. lets tine ~t1l-tlss % 20
seed. and blow owe mo rs r-iglDoT :
fields. to annoy him. : gene aily n poor
farmer. and a failure - IN business !
know men who are. g~Drra7y~ sp@akn-.
pretty good farmer. VINO d. lot seen
~ take a psr;ici~ OF in:.T"s; n. 20 ;h.
neatBess or condition - th. hghwa.
alony their :arn. ben The. are
warned 70 WORK on The r0ai. thcy man
lies. about as mucH Inte.e>s n shs work
a. does conT.ct IA E'e- p1s q
br ck-y ard. Tney : ; Oh IN" roa; .1e.
are very exact.lg aud particular
the tame ASSUMED to be- vO.s~t and
when tod tia: their iiE0e : voCs~d out.
drive home. feeling ths: he, ha.- done
their duty. Whore : tn ih0roB-h--o-
ing farmer. VINO has noi nad h.- o.
thence tired moC- thin n hy sUs;
such neno Mas. = mort Il .gu.: -
to n msn Of ta.;-. ;4sn = roadE-v
alopg which. o. ct % -.de 'he-- ~.
foul weed. and rrer. - "a IN - The
old fences aloag which hey cTow. I'D.
~ i C:.en the cs-e. he owner q! The
fam never CIV Dg The matter toe shzh:-
-, a,tea.ion2 And sh~r YOU speak q
h n about i. he ATS lgs; attend
20 that, q. have teen n ousy / have 10;
had the tine Biz re1der e PR
ch.rce. Won are IA. farmer. I wogid
say; Take never kn~- .
person who had the disposition ~ao I'D
no: rEd tie rm- Cor. Country Gen.
n<DrB
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

PEHSOS"N
Tie .snll oily.

~ ~ 'uaver.
So. - a. .g.nr 81 - GOD
"
49,
-
s'n'os
tf2 IN J"
most S1
In suc-'"r 81 ia "a
Nfihan ''""il ~ hah' ~
80 maa IN Ftaaaf't '"'
>ta'5*'s'S So" a." =
SIS J.
Mrs Laura Moor"
h8s not "nf taken '-' 'E-
fars toH~"rSsi".rr J."
ssi' so;c~ tEt = ON
i~uss hn>bani Tor a
stars o"t Vni'T boss
di"ns i"r = graz Hf'A
tAlr5g' f-ar 'rfs5a
In >shoha~c toun.. I "Ts'
tfc iwu women WIG O ness "t f'"*
of Az h~th A. i"'r N''
4 "-~gSet. ac'fr An3 ~ '".t
81 her mental Ten tf FF
mathrr 81 seven Sasr!TtH' ."
each fan rs t'inE zoe ""' @' "
o. sNis -tfr. The otA'T SNts
-IFuH mas
/, : sal @! cN-t Sc irrvI-9' Han
uthai Iiamsln ;at iuraS be iH.s pub-
lie s.rstr the srner4b.. ~ss~rats'r IA
been from Ma "a ,o Nsshuc-'a nai
return one hundred time. .v at "a. As
VISITED .svry State "a thc ! ais- tri
Oregon, and has cross ~" ~ t"i :
and passed sons" tine IA >Tt" '"'
-. -. -. =. .aa.r Eat.r IN
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

hurry Of nv departure I had neglected
10 take my pocket-book with me. and
"a ;be cyclone was taking an easterly
xdi-ection. ] began to wonder how l
should return in case l landed some
where on tie Atlantic coast
Then | rccolIec;ed that the thing
had 10 brake. and if ! stopped at all
/ it was going to be mighty sudden. and
| had not made nv W Il.
These things alarmed me somewhat
Suddenly | saw some huge ob;cc. COM
ing toward me. II whirled right under
me and ] grabbed it. II was 4 mat
ties. from some poor fellow bed. l
was saved
ii gave myself no more uneasiness,
| but laid right back on that mattress,
struck a match, lit my cigar and pro-
ceeded to enjoy myself Is well Is posi-
| bic under the circumstances
After | had Travelled several miles
| out into the country | began TO think
/! about nv wife and children I had left
| behind. / concluded the cyclone had
| done wrong in thus tcaring me away
| from the bosom Of my family, and | said
! As much t. it.
al explained to it hOw worried nv
wife would he because | had gone away
without bidding her goodbye. and that
as much Is ! appreciated lis refined 500
| cietv. | would feel extremely obliged il
it would return me again to my native
| vine and iig-tree.'
Well. boys. | lever knew a cyclone
had such a tender heart; but that c.
clone somehow or other took a return
sweep. and before ! knew what was
which. | and nv mattress were lying
upon the roof Of my residence and not
a hair harmed.
Il opened tho scuttle in the roof and
descended to find my wife nearly dead
from fright ut my sudden departure.
She said right there that we had to quit
that town at once, and so I've come up
here to stay ~
For several minutes a horribly in
tense silence reigncd in our office. Then
one of the boys sad gently:
lit must have been . pretty stiff
breeze. ell. Coloncl?"
":Stif breeze SAID the Colonel. in
disguised tones. ''why. that doesn't
even attempt to describe it"
Then another Of the boys recovered
and said:
You say. Colonel. you laid right
back on that mattress"
'YeS."
"While you were tearing along in the
midst of the tempest"
Yes"
"And You struck a match and lit a
cigar
Yes" well, er-that-is. You see
-
Then 4 small cyclone seemed to
strike tie Colonel. and his place on the
railing was vacant.-Feck's SIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
a Serious Undertaking.

For an American 10 marry in Mexico
Is = somewhat serious business. He
must be three times married. twice in
Spanish and once in English. beside
having a public notice Of his intention
CT marriage placed on i bu ieijn Doari
for twenty days before the ceremony.
This : the law The public n tee al
lie gotten around by the payme Of 4
sum Of money. but i resi- enc, Of ore
month Is necessary. The three cere-
monies are the contract of ma rage.
the civil ma ~riaCc-:he only marriage
recognized by law since lS,S-a and the
usual bU, no: obligatory church service.
The rr>t TWO must take place before a
Judge and III the presence Of at leas;
four witnesses and the American Con
SUI. The civil marriage is the legal
form OF ma riaCe. These ceremonies
are necessarily in Spanish. Mot we'd
dings are confirmed by a church ser
vice. Cha ago Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

A c-ra1--u.anZ. no~ or ssb bto5
n VieunA ? S-u1ls sho.si a hu-szn
TIT wh3eh -. - re-srI~a ~ .r~sE
eyFieace q foTo- -: Ia~ IN lie n
~ tame tsAt b. . alozssi "a SAX q 49,
fr.ciy an1oog - s&.o-A Tie Other
day a iAdy .uit-niy ms~t h~r poekG~
h1ok aad scras 4 sb~ oaiY other sr-
.oa prr~-ni % bavu- stolen Z TIE
1nan ~y.vsesisvi aad -uas'ly. Ia. "a BE
was o~say s~src ~ The .nss2isg sr@se
was sSidsniy ikrown a the o-s.n- ~
the 10 nk-.- Wa The l2ay snok-
n ed. she .oGnd ;haa ar h.adxerch -l.
~hsca she hal u--i bu. . no1Bea. b-
fore. wAs 2 = 's@ The msnhey had
s,ol~n !: &c The n.,a sAs tesak
seAsccr1-S. j. S-a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
HUMOROUS


,m
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iaf'i ,i'i".i h+'' '''h '. y
~ ''''' '' A'i
30 "a .'!"'' p "'.' 30 ''
'"
i"hnsfI'an i"'h A ~
t'h'nE hr,'l''h" I've ''aEs t' ART
~.'i'H'"S 81 'h" RAN. "Aa l't'n -
80 ""'N bN q @hintn' Sol tti" 10
h"| fi"di ''i''l'"i"i tHi ~@ 't "a
A'f'i' 'f.f'g' L@as.r
Two WAYS 20 hooking ~ h.
G"iH'rg q" stranded ts'atI us BE
i"l ID" T. wiih That oil y . ia f.s i"s.-
round tI~ sail " . ...t
'f = -' '"f 20 k't' H't q I't
aHhF Ism fn"' adttst ar.
- an d. 80 uyts' IT 4v. ia- e.. fA....
horn frr.ktcs' Hal, 81 ..a. 3D..
oct Ia irres."s 80. VOC d,o go
10 80 p" "h th"f ar co. .nn"(
"i'"r &''' '''" -'"-ta1 '"
Thunder exclaimed n -to s
broker on jrarl a}asht ia fie t,ner
bat s'st"rlay Afternoon. "ehsrr fa,
aHfdH 'ti"T" / ara. % q.
gentleman 'Helt. ! -sY. Captain. {
forgot :, leave a va iaur orts..t as~s
-sg" fo5 my partner Have 90
telephone oa b,ari =. T.. Iso.. 4
-Irut is.ckmor~ rss.s 60 -ls.u
'.ilow ,l.es a q. Is We'll p,,..
% Won pared yD5r har u.sG a tnu.l
you'd sns. IL flea ~ a Giro q nj
always manages - -: Ssek "a the .
stand "n a bald beaded Hsass bunuf. af
reT"rrnrr n jest ouo slgfh - n m.g. =.
after 4 la, i-rn re ;urz..t 80 tsra t,
pf-rpiscs There. -. dsxn H..st~.
tai.sy.
Her rsulr-
~ ~erv .-i4ua.ar alpa~ In 49, t-s-.s.s ga
F. % "4i On -" = s'y -
TssisS az h-~fs-.es
'Rnaf' rr-"f hsr heai g" ~ ~shrukrr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
The Chansss Language.

\ AZ are ~hich a. "oa,v so~..
fEss aaas.-.d AMI OF aa-a~- asn4,@
g - sHr~~ss tea fAzsasa~s
s"Fas ~o>aia sp.9 AZ G-.sxh. -
&c ia a ssry snosuAoaz coad ca Aa.l.
~ Esfsr II Sect Hsany q u~- wo-.
az h~"o"opA"aoUs. a-t.sough. D, an a.
gehsSsss sss;-In 81 a scloas OF .As
s"es. I~e namS~r 90 separate o unds-
10 'ksnxsr ear. - lsA: Is mo.c tan
asod Aheso inssessoas ~. sAs socr.
.S1sAsS 'AS-r are 1sl, lDer Of S~A
ess IN iss soaGh .ko~@ who are no~ssC
- soca matters dsei.r~ there are twelve
OF rsoss Is 10 oay osss Ia. Were no
.sa.c 81 = word a<psnas On ouch \ a 20
- The .o-c IT ITO soee IA
.sseh e . uttered. the opportunities
TOT Uaksng asnnaers teccubs tousasxM
-Lssdos AsssnaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
Lvfkv DAYS.

When May witt apple blossoms
Her lovpg-cu> Is brewing.
With beams and dews and winds that get
The honey from the violet.
With hopes on I hich .he heart ID seA
Oh. fhsn's tho lime for wooing.
For wooing, q Id for suing. S
Dear lad, fhc time for wooinRt Z
When August 7 hills the locust
To sound tta4 ycaSs undOinR. a
And, like souny altar dressed Of Old
In drapcry OF cloth OF gold.
High pastures thick with broom UNFOLD
Oh, then'e I've time for wOOing.
For wOoing, and for suing. q
Dear lad, tho time for woOingi
When brown October pauscs.
The ripened woodland viewing,
And all the uun forests spread
Their fallen leaves, a. hcarts blood red,
"A carpet ft for brides to tread,
For wooin9. and for suing.
Dear lad, the time for WOOingi
Oh. listen. happy lover.
Your happy fate pursuing:
When 6elds are greon, when woods ~ q ~
When storms arc white, when stars ~ o&ta
On each sweet day Of each sweet al
Oh. then's tho time for wOOiDg.
For OOing and for suing.
Dear lad, the time for WoOing.
-Harriet Frcse"u SpoeOsd. N Hdrpers la
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
OhLSkANY
An .,erie Hs;;l~a~id sbsas which ffs-
tao TIA. E~ru ~sEt-

tao ia. Esru ssi3-
Gliding swslsly eastward on tbs New
l,ra ,cutra! Railroad AMI ueaun< iAs
lt;lrv lag. oftr s<auy.t a Cn Aaooun-
y. = Ia sha.to1 = Ehaorn- hilltop
10 erEat flashed -. TIE m~'ouuaeH;
= - Genera. !.cys mSr anil ia" brave
parrots q i-1-. aai Il mark The
OK sam bl,,ic Id a. well TIE whos
yr.su D., ss II .rosud We got out
oi tne 'r..l .: iar .itl" I; IA 81
'r>saet. aud walked back Aoa- the
Tow path e.. a." anal fog ;h~ t-<t IA y.
.- usv u-> sC- .a,;ss - . b. jSv aud
~aloo = rural iaae .a the hE 1 AZ "a d On
- r. tAc Brow u TIE ht on which ihr
iU"nujCca' -i.a1S IL - .u;tsr over
..'>CE lie bs &c ID. We found Mr.
Hr.n VI lows t-c custodian 81 the
-r..Et~ Who a,-d.i uurh - Sac u'rr-
81 81 uar vas; al Ter ors4i, cGi n a.
g. tie ~.r-"- I greatest Interest,". ADD.
"Aich t-..a~ unmarked ~ woU.i htse
found by u4r.cl,rs J,tlca.s 10 deter
mtor-
The monument stands whore &c hat
g." va, iotSa-. oa lie '!~ 4 sharp
t.at rearing Zee atos~ the NoAA~A
alley. on = . : 90 Ne sc--s OF meadow
Pur. ha-cI h., TO $50 .Gou for Tho
purpose to ui Nam. Zrtu,~. 4 h's-
Lsc lee: b n above tho tAsr phch .
~ tc valley u~~.toar ou each ~d-
o. The die 81 tie pedestal = a tablet 1T
tT"n = , y f. Uidc and I ar aud n hall
u -. Two 70! toe trong - are p.s toy a,
@ut rcHr-~ru, nc trn-ral lie = mcr
dTr tan. The lSt. a.tsr Ircr h,
mortal wound. the ether a pioneer ani
Ind n engaged N deadly struggle On
uu" IT 10" fciulnnE tablet, J. the dedi-
oa'ion. and Z other a roster con
tanning The names %: these parrots ra-
CA-"t n tac .EAt - Ear a. ih"y cuuli
L. learned bat NO hundred AMI tlV
u.t q! ri.h, hundred The dedication
wa> written ty Pro- Edward North. e
Hamilton 'vl.r-c. aud - n excellent
tAS;. II : ~ follow,
HIRE VA g. a.bf IA, bate ~ orsksuv on
the tth da' 81 Nasu-t H. Here irt-H sH
, s-l,n NL- ,st, N,.I and tis.rtssi il.u. teen
era. N,hol., iIrTNiu-t. u;r-f.d l~aftr -
t1' fT~i can ;rT-v> thug i~a.rtails w'auI
- A"pt Vvtatl-u. g fE' uEhL 6 Be- tAv sEtrst
L.i E'~i 4tv e" u-,sd ~ more than 1sf
Iair"t h"r,Cs maize tAlststJc ground sacr,d
forever
fh.> Nuuuu-rt wa tu.t 4 f. i~~l In Tho
year e. ln4rur.t:.r-- i tv sraf.ui} I~vl.
's f" TIE ""iisN~ 'st), uudst tac difvsf.fu
a. 90. 'Et 4a 81 -.t. 20 ~strg,. aHl,-i Is taa
N-ft.aIu t'eyss ua4rat AMI tuo stats 81 Ne
iu-A
The iir,, mover n III. matte #
erect M "a : monument Was th" Cont
mental to.gr.~- ot 80. whlcH passed
tie ~iu..oWtug resolution
That rs. ....,sn.r AL ,our,.l 90 Scs
y t- De-. Del F. A.- - - aL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
Massey.
He breaches a Sermon. from the TEXT
"Ie shall Not Muzzie the Ok That Tread
eth Out the Corn"
From fhe Talpsln Hl,i,r

From the Toledo Bladc.l
IN BAsrEEI, |
For takin posseshun NV the Post-ofis,)
C~oNFEpERIT y ROADS. )
wich Is III the State NV kentucky.)
October ~. l%Si. J
Last evening a M reached the
Corners tina. the President he'd relen,cd
and that ned received my comiShn "a
Postmaster, lmmejitly every citizen NV
the Corners. witch | owed. formed into
a perceshn and cum to the Basteel TO
a%ssertane how | perposed to arrange
fur payin NV EN- oil. The perceshn in
cloodid every man in the Corners and
sum from the ~Outlyin destricks. and ez
| knowd l shood never git 50 many
people together agin. l couldn't let slip
the ocCashun without enlightenin NV EN-.
took for my ext the passage: 'ic
shel not muzzle the X that treadeth out
the corn" 1 did not give EN- the chap
ter and verse. ez | he'd forgotten EN-.
but that made no difference, ez nary
n Nv EN- Good hev found it. owing 10
the pervallin inability 10 reed among
the Dimocr sy Nv this visinity. One
Dimocrat did learn to reed last YEA
and the cusS immejitly turned and votid
for Blame. This is. however. a digres-
shun. opened out onto EN- thus
My bree;hren-I am sorry TO say
that You are heer under a error. Iwish
that wat yoo hev heerd wuz troo. tha.
President Cleveland he'd relented and
sent the con misshun witch | am entitled
10. but he hezn't- The niger Lubbock
Is still! postmaster. and | am keepin q
chare warm in a Bas;eel. ceptin when.
Ike a Gagged lion I pace my weerv cell.
Wat | owe the Corners Will stay owed
till les;is Is done me.
The text seq '.loo shell not muzzle
the on tha; treadeth out the corn" II
WIZ tie rackit In Joodee 10 thrash
wheat and slch By maxim n floor and
hevln oxen tired ever ii. and the tex; in
sis;s that the ireddin OK shell not be
muzzled- that he NAV. As he needs. take
\ hack a, the ~proveuder.
GroSe- Cleveland hcz violated this
plane injunNen NV the Skrip;eSin the
most crooei and onjes.if;, m@syknuer.
Who wuz he oxen tha, 4but his
corn. let me ask? l, wuz N. ed VOC.
1t wuz the civil servis Dimocrissy uy all
the States North. and the noble Dimoc>
risy Nv the South. w:ch. shot gun in
baud. refoosed 10 hev the ballo,-box
contaminated AID polluted by permit
tin niCgers 70 vote, thus carryin their
States triumphautlv for the Dimocr.sy.
And wha. ser the Skripter?
"Ie Ssei not mg.,!e the OF tia. tread.
eth out tie corn"
Nss d d me, this pertik.er OK. tired
on the threshin door fw: Why did /
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
To preyen, the splitting or brr..n,

10 prevent The spAt.ng % brrs.I00
of e~bbage. j. J. II Grego-y rscusn-
mends IN 90 frequently oyer he
ground and star. every cabbage :h,;
appears 10 be abou; 10 mature b, pushing
il oser sidewise- Heads thus stared
are said 70 grox 70 double The size they
hsd strained vhea about 70 tu1st-A-
A0Ns Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
TIE VALUE OF STgsa.
An IneIhausiibi- Mine 90 Wealth suffered
"a tp to " Este

q. a., 90 W.
W., -. =.
49, ~
50" ~ s"u pace 'P"n u
A-Hs 'the Niie foxes tina; spo tie
grapes. 20 Il = the aE-r.-a.ei E.;.l,
wa-tes Il IN. farm ,b,, nr-ve,, 80,
bY., =,
t ''
A H.''e '"-h""h "a \
IThap> any other = the Uanagearv..
II the straw II you W ri. " H. me
through the sa-,.rr g mite. n. lei ans
| 60, NON. nm. -
ON ..cb ~ ~ - -
,rr.. ~ r., -.
In. .~ccurrl..,, ., =.
they ar. lo,.,.d -. o., -.
the farm n Nh. v,,4 h.. - 80
and M ne ot any - v3....
rroI,6:v La. -.
straw han MO-. fsrn. "a 80 -
E.ys .t,, 49,. -
he. i will nay nj =, -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
WHAT THE VICTORY PROVES.
The Ohio Election Has q National Mean
ing--A Blow at the Ahmini.tratinn.

uiS--N b'spN at III
In the first place it proves that Re-
publicans have not lost faith in the
party which has shown its trustwOrthi-
ness on so many occasions and in : o
many ways They still believe in its
principles and are ready to sustain them
BY their votes and their efforts. They
saw it thrust from power a few months
ago by unworthy means but that defea.
has only Brought the Republican army
into the field again stronger than ever
TO win an inspiring victory against a
party which sits in power AT Washing
ton as well as at Columbus
The result in Ohio proves also the
strength and vigor lent e a party in n
political campaign by good nomi-
nations. All the candidates on the state
ticke. were unexceptionable in every
respect and worthy of the places
they have been elected To I'LL
Judge Foraker has shown IN W. cam
paigns his met'le a. a leader and the
wisdom of the Republicans in selecting
him their standard brar-r. The can-
vaSs he has made stands unparal, eled in
the political annals Of Ohio. AMI the
join; debates proved his ability To cope
with one Of the most astu;e lawyers in
the country. HIS associates on the
ticket worthily followed his Leadership.
Again. the election proves the VI IL
to party of having distinct and well
defined principles. The platform # the
Ohio Republicans asserted clearly and
forcihly the political doctrines he'd by
me organization. and they were main.
"A Nd iearlessly upon the stump
There was no attempt 4; evasion any
where.
+ naliv. the victory proves tina. the
discipline OF the Republican p.-ty =
still unbroken. The prophets who &c
eagerly predicted the disruption o: the
organ zation can now see their mi-tale.
On 4 fed where the National and STATE
Adm nstratons We're against il. .ai
with an unlnn ted corruption fuud n
the hands Oh is opponent. il no, only
maintained IL ranks untrosen. ~;
made converts from Is eHemy. This
election .. IN fact. the stron-eo; proof
II as vitality which ihc Republican
party has ever gven and illustrates
more decidedly than anything else
could have done the wonderful hold j;
has upon the love and admiration o;
the intelligent and sturdy voters in the
Nation -EaIl6sipiLo PreSx
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

The smallest book in the world"
as the Boston Journ learns. rs hall
the size Of postage stamp. and is Al
edition OF the sacred book OF the SikhS,
belonging TO the Earl of Duderin."
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

-Silas Goble, of Ocean County. n. j..
has twenty-three children. afte. being
married tfty-one years The oldest
child is forty AMI the youngest ten
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
...Pana Haarr s.;d u.-.i -.

Papa dear" said a Hartford girl
ii breakfast. a Z you |, use the hors.
to day? l wan, to ge, some AL
tumn leaves" No. nv dear. bu;
If you will quietly tell Rignold de small
brains not to call again i; viii be Al
autumn leave ih.: Will be very agree
able 10 me- There was sorrow in the
mAiden's heart but il won't Las: long.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

~An S~a Tan psp~
aSon,d r. oSmp~ fnAme Of the .
n an evidence Or fA fsiys on the part of
The writer. Write ooX % r ne side Of the pei
per. Be particularly ArQful IN Swing name
ard dates 70 bave he letters ana u9eres
ojsin and distinnA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

IN A BASTEET. !
Dor takin posscshun nv the Post offis,J
C~ONFEpERIT y ROADS.
witch is III the State NV Kentucky.D