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Brnksmsn'S Union,

PrrrssuRau, Dec. 2,-The freight brake
men on nearly all tie roads in the two
cities are joining in large numbers the
secret organization known a. the Brake
mans League, which was recently estab-
liBhed in the West. Branches are now
being formed in all parts Of the State.
The objects and aims are to advance and
protect the interests Of the brakemen.
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COUPLING PINS.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD NEws.
The ohio Central and Hooking Valley Dick
0rinE Tho Baltimore = ohio's Staten
Island Scheme Alleged to be
Blun-Tho B.idgs Over the XIII.
spsetnl pL,palch o d. Inlelliumor.

epecIdt Dbp'HeN 70 INC LHtAIpeNEI'
CHARLESTON, W. VA.,' Dec. 2.-To-day
G. r. Carr, President Of the Hooking Val
ley railroad, ]. W. WoEmeldorf, General
Travelling Agent Of the same road, and
Thomas R. Sharp, j. E. Story, GsaeIal
Freight and Passenger Agent, and J. s.
Power, chief train dispatcher Of the Ohio
Central railway, were in the city. The
object OF the meeting was conference in
relation to matters of an official nature in
connection with tho Hooking Valley and
Ohio Central roads. The meeting was
held with closed doors, but from intorua-
ton obtained tho business transacted,was
pertaining to mutual agreement between
the two roads. This will give the Ohio
Central people more extended communities
tions with the West and Northwest.
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The announcement OF Mr.. Egerter's ap-
pointment will be received with some sur
prise. Though it was expected that it
would be made, it was thought that no
immediate change was contemplated by
tho Administration. Mr.. Egerter will dis.
appoint the public II he does not make a
faithful and satisfactory official. He has
been prominent citizen of Wheeling for
a number OF years, closely identified with
the city's interests, leading business
man, public spirited, and a useful
public servant. As Mayor formerly,
and member OF the Board
OF Public Works, now he has dis.
charged his official dnties with ability and
fairness. 1t quite generally known that
he made no special effort to secure the ap-,
pointment he has received, and that when
first named in connection with the posi-
ton Of Surveyor he declined to allow the
use OF his name. It was only when he saw
an opportunity to defeat an element OF
the local Democracy which had frequently
antaGonized him and other representative
Germans that he became candidate. Mr..
B. l.. Butcher out OF the way his sole op-
ponent was Mr.. NJ. Edwards, who was
backed by Attorney General Caldwell and
his partisans. The appointment OF Mr..
Egerter is another disappointment for this
interest.
OF course the removal OF the present
Surveyor, Mr.. A. H. Beach, before the ex-
piration Of his term, is explainable only
on the ground OF party policy. Civil SER
vice reform don't 20" in this connection.
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BELGRADE, Dec. 2.-Rumors are current
here that the Bulgarians have sacked and
burned Prot. The Bulgarians have re-
fused the proposals OF the Servians to
withdraw the armies to their respective
territory and TO prolong the armistice to
Februaryl l.
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Election Riots.

LONDON, Dec. 9,-The Nolanites armed
with bludgeonG and headed by priests pre-
vented the Callinites from voting at Carl
ingford. Much rioting ensued, in which
many persons were injured. Mr.. Calm
is the Nationalist whose nomination was
by Mr.. Parnell, who supported
Mr.. Nolan. Election rioting is reported
in the Rhinda Valley, Wales. A large
number OF persons are said to have been
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-sam Jones, the re-
vivalist, in his last nights talk, referred to
Governor Marmaduke as an old swill tub,
and said that there were three old wash
tubs on the Supreme bench Of the State.
He urged a practical reform. There is
considerable Indignation because Of his
language and an indignation meeting is
nrnienkad
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A MurLoroua Cook,

KNOXVILLE, TRSN., Dec, 2.-Fiye mem
ber OF j. A. Galyon's family we're poison
ed to-day by drinking coffee, in which
their coiored cook had placed hall o
pound Of arsenic. Medical assistance ar
rived in timO to save their lives, but two
Of the victims are still in o critical con.
dition. The cook has been arrested,
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A CAUCUS FOR FORM.
REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVES,
VIII Select their Victims on sAturdAy-Pub.
lie Debt stntomsnt-A Four Million In.
erease-An Opinion on whitney and
Garlaud-Mr. EgSrtor Appointed.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. IA caucus
OF the Republican members Of the House
will be held Saturday at 3P. NJ, for the
Of a candidate for Speaker
and other officers Of the House, and such
other business as may be prudential.
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The Cubins. Train Back.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2.-The Balti'
more & Ohio special train which conveyed
Secretaries Bayard, Lamar and Whitney,
and Postmaster General Villas to Indian
apolis reached here on the return trip al
$3.50 O'Clock.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 3.--The Presl-
dent has appointed Albert A. Wilson, OF
Washington, to be United States Marshal
for the District OF Columbia. Mr.. Wilson
is President OF the Firemen's Insurance
Company, Vice-P President Of the Metropol-
tan Railway Company Of Washington, and
a director OF the National Bank Of the Re-
nublic
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1862.
49,, NoroEv, Herr Surveyor Egerter,

GOVERNOR GRAY, "0ld saddle-Bags"
vrp,pald and ".The Tall Sycamore of the
wabash" are willing to accept the vacant
,.,5prship of the Hoosier Democracy.
ygi,ber oi them thinks of dividing the
.L;,,uD
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AB.&o. strost Railroad.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Dec. "A party Of
Elizabeth capitalists are so sanguine Of
the success OF the Baltimore & Ohio bridge
project that they have decided to build q
street railway from the. proposed BGlti-
more 4 Ohio station.
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MADRID, Dec. at. has been ascer-
tanned that King Alfonso died in debt.
His expenses for several years have sx-
ceoded the amount allowed him by the
civil list. 1t Is denied that the late King
had an insurance upon his life.
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LONDON, Dec. 2,-AdviCes from Bel
grade say that the seryians are actively
erecting Notifications between Prot and
Nissa,
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an indication that young BGyard viii not
90 West unless be can take Miss Deakins
with him as his wife.
1t is understood the Secretary still re-
fuses to recogniZs his son.
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LONDON, Dec. liking Iheebaw, his
wife and mother and Seventy.threo Bur
meseo oficialshave arrived at tTAsyetemsyo
"a prisoners,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WARRINGTON, D. Q. Dec. 2. 1855.

Col. Clayton NSAiehael.
MY DEAR SlR:-I have this day deter.
mined 10 appoint as your successor in
the office ol Marahal oil the District Of
Columbia Mr. Albert "A. Wilson
son, OF this city. have every assurance
that he will continue inthe legitimate and
official functinB Of cflice the same clear
methods aud admirable system which
you haye maintained. / bespeak for him
the consideration and kindness which you
have expressed yourself as willing and
anxious to extend TO your successor.
tits satisfaction to assure you that your
discharge OF official duty has been all
that could be desired, and that
your thoughtfulness in suggesting,
aud ability in executing measures for my
personal comfort and pleasure are fully
appreciated, and will be pleasantly re-
membered. / thank you, too, for your
willingness to continue in the discharge
OF your duties beyond the time when you
desired to retire ut my solicitation, and
for my ease and convenience. In per.
mitting you at your own request now to
be relieved Of the duties Of your official
place, desire to express the hope that
success and prosperity may attend all
your undertakings, and that comfort may
await upon all your future way OF Life.
Yours very sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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MR.. RGERrKR G ETs THERE

And Thereby DiSappoints an Element OF
Democracy that VIII Feel Bad.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-President Cleve-
land to-day appointed Alfred @. Egerter to
be Surveyor OF Customs of the port of
Wheeling, W. Va.
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TILE puIiLIC pEBr.

Our National Obligations IncrSaIod Nearly
Five hiiIlIons tho Past Month.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-The fol-
lowing Is arecapitulatiou Of the debt state
ment, Issued to-day:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

JUDI Juhur5H. 80 a'sruis. in Pass
In. ..ui.nc. 81 death upon a u.l.
j. reported 3 have u-ssi ;b. following
.,ruur iauguars Nor shall tLs rla~o
H. iDTsp;t,n in yhtsh ~' ursd the shed
dnr e I!a--i 1; ~n. one 90 ,hos-
a~utc4hamhsrs g bell ph.rh mafa. lks
V.a-Gs-sTot%. Tho far face "a our state.
J oE nssi Mt D. told that ! uraa =
;pp us+hHr. The meeting place q
Satan O. o. u.ana aut the fstl rsass--.i
wh.sh. Iy s;putzur-us r.nrrafson.
breed and pug;ursa 30 hat q I"a;hapm~
and dagsrng n - tsn.5Y ami bai-
bling. AMI sulEsrfy and sabbath
breaking s.3lj uo; p The neF "a
a grusg,v iur 10 ltoa oi tbs si"t-s
suGsssfcl t's rrr foT she ,ftsal
som - = ! nr D. fHrni.hsi fh" ro.~,s
Sbsh made f.~ tessSot = f,p5i ant
the trembling f~ulfst a dsHs"o' HIS
yal'r, = ssm tns ~. human a1es' IAss
traG.c = tolerated - las. and. theTc-
fsFr. The srri.r has comm ttsi "a at
~; r-,ogals~i ~ esrthiy tribunals tsss
ia 10 sEht az II "a 10 = bnerung ,n
- @iDfu. he Wh1 3siii-ratsls tafntsAss
fb~ sa'ur a'ag df@asht ~hEh nfsn~s
men suts s~.alrurs Aad sng~r ahi t!s~>i-
she'd is ygTsorgF eruss.ts - the ae~i
l. - TO. hEh Dns that a. ;h~ss sab.
- . 5sr AID rr4 ne saut.ld - hrAf rsgpj
j. accountable ~ tie 3Aas e go Lard.
and PLACED aa,ieT The bzb q zn sat
suel aus : rfaprs tsuhtar CVsnuaF
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>.s .Aa b -tsfr ~s3sA ,ssysss
I. sw~ No.


,lr .;-las z,rnsr. eae q ~ PSs
o,urss 10 NeW Ie-N ,ars as "a
usasI s-va~ Ayeaac ~ 'a~n-
t., ,Iasl Pale aa4 ,h cane ts! 49,
J4t-~. l,aIrE q, tas hsaJ : -.
t4a-v ll.le E5 e tw ycar
ne rss.Arr. ~A trembling. 2sA~i
@, base hsr iit.c - -ai la ~uo ra.r-
n 81 ~u.;gatsa. t-Aa~s sA~ coeai ga.
sar-ft h.fs ? saI t.e ,A-4 Walls
.a- ~As wsts- go ihe I~os.v
faf-ra =. h- natr .lt SIC c.uEs e. gA0
tat,. Iasr. g again Aad asAla. wh-e
tear trags~-t SEQ lAr fsce sal hA;r v'
lAr u'-r .ae g. Lvu ,hr sao-s =,
va a usstsH Sa5lsa.N zn stlvv4v
gentleman ,ame Hso thc ssugg s,-atn.
rAs,i CeEvrs at-al. fAstsrel a usf~i
Arb ar .,-A ou sA~ Ia - tac tusia=
ns..A.T U-s ~as ~atrr3t atu5r~-i iu
De-: get 5 .AAv ~ M shAi.
ut ,s.ll iat haW g~hsas~i aai As
,~.a,p-i the asa;lvf ir , zTass
Ai;sf ,H,. bee ;ar Juir.. rcssnI.
-. ,iart "a. lo.I 2 - n.; uvv anJ
" about ds.t; vl tc rvp~a.rJ again
and again p .ih.r ltss itvsyar ~.
thc N.aus W.mra uss a msEA-lss~i
dau- a'c- o. = h.Hs, iaas sas as-fv taan
C.u!.stsf -, .a,.,;~l aa r-v.,.ns
AZ; rta1a- g m a svguE man g. ~hou
h~r iA'h,; Nud uafarT objected t-<aus'
30 drank o. sNprsr Tee daughter ~
fs~-i Z, ~t.U tt a. aEi shsa 80
J-.gi, m,a,auH, asr, T~.gtri o. oa tt.c
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The LICK TELESCOPE.

some of the Ilnc Wok Involved in
'on-tTuc;lSa of 'h- California ~Instru-
m.nt.
In lN>r centrac. was made with
Nr>,rs. NixaI CLARK & Sons - furnish
an o. 81. We sf thirty->ix inches clear
aperture. his Mas six inclic, greater
than the gl,.s they hal just arranged to
maze io- Oh Rus, ian Government. and
,ha> Ia telscopc would tuldll the con-
atiog OF bing the largest and most
powerful EVER made The result has
proved The Old rule. that the larger the
glass thc rdrc diaicult il is 10 make il.
In thi- c,xnccton there i, a cur.ou.
contrast b tween our p.cscE, experience
All La Of the opt c ans in the early
part # the century. a; tina: time me
making Il the crown-class Tor the
douul" lcis offered comparatively little
dilicuny; il WAS the hint glass vita
which Oh, troublc was found The lat
;c- cauta oci lead. n substance Of great
>Y.C..c cavity. which persisted in set
ding tOv sri the bottom II the pc, in
wai'i Il q glass was melted. and thus
prod cir 2 \ di;.ereuce between III. two
>it" Of g. glass which ~a> fatal To Il
pert" m3c-. bat tbs difficulty has
.-sU - completely ovrfc me that all
:t- rou T. now arises with the crown
gas b. method of making the best
'ri va, Ion- Supposed "a lie \ secret N
the .:an y o. aSsis> named GuiDani and
~ ism =; hG; L Is now ic.i-ved ;As; the
>up sos scerei Involved nothing more
ihai eevery simple device q: couiinu-
,u,y sSa vigorously ~i.rrin- ,ae mol;en
-lSt&l il became ~, cod and IA
;o ZEN J tn heavier material Ia settle.
Il see this miCEt be. fc.i. of arss.
wHo h4 been most successful N mas-
= ia discs. supplied = satisfactory
. An reason sss- sine. Bg, 50 mach
lay lss> met with in eating the
kias> ,ha; Il has not ne: reached
re htbds of the opacia,. The cau>.
ot his eilur, ~ one 81 snpl- hist one
IN NJ but wonder tina, IL should oa-r
rttatle after beng oncc detected
We 81 ;o mind tina: when the foaa,isg
- occsc,icl in casting his lGEn.. Il
has weighing several hundred pound.
- D. got in which ]: /, c~oa;ain~d =
<os sws,. The outside portions %
Nc 1sss i;-sit- being imprecaa;ed with
.ac Say aad other impurities have -
~ &c; AWAY. This i = mos; ied.ois
proves II any ordinary crg;isns tool
uyrlased the -ass would - sp, % Nv
: crS- 1; has 10 b. ssxed hv a
ur 3rsorking in sad and wafer. The
Ps,hes> of eating away the outside IL
oa',s,herfore. Involving weeks 4 nos
mites. Of labor. When l. i done
tk bass mus. DC pressed into tue shape
q tisk. like . very thin gr.n6stone.
- 4 order To do sais the hump must
Ghr heated nearly 10 the melting
i. - ~ 80 become plastic. Boz
= N Fea beSan 70 hsai his h-gc nrs
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il few to pisces In successive g.
;empis be took more and f3orr fi9.
fpf The heating. bas broke q dosA O.
more pieces before be II lss; ssocs-Aiec
In February. issi. be reported ihta
ciaz- was actually nodded xsihoui Az
!ag leen broken. ard would Sout b
rsady io- shipment.
Al TIA. nc!ers oaly - the great =.
j~ci-gias. Of the telescope. w3FL
though tn On vita. organ 9! ;lsa y
-trurBeai. = rezliy a v.ry -sn2l! pSnt a
.. the whola The construction IT Z q
drlica:e sc, powerful machinery
which tee tube sixty fe.t k,ng /. ~ ~
pointed toward aaV rrg1on of &c
heavens. and Kept IN motion by cloe
WORK. has no; 80; ben commenced IA
fact. the question who shall cons,sist
tins mounting. n & u called. sa
difficult one - decide. In .ze AMI
wight il j. ; piece Of YER heavy ma
cbia.ry. and would naturally % mad
IN sOn- great shop devoted 10 the GO
-truc;.on uf -lraIn and Other engine. az
the larse,; .lLe. But the srra, masses
p. metal which form the aNcs aud sup
pprts Of thu Instrument have 10 n
moved by \ system II mechanism .ouSA
parts 81 which are a. drlica:" a, .lo-e
II a watch. Tie microIart"r alone VIII.
Il made il The most approved Tsy. o. a
pi-ce II mechanism 80 more Intuca:.
than Al OrjiHa-. astronomical In-;ra-
m-nt In all tai. 81 astronomical ~
-tramcnt MAKER j. required. Finally.
what i mprc important. y muitiiu IL
81 provisions must - made for tbs,
handling aud pointing o. TIE in'tru-
M.nt. for Illuminating the different
portions. and for snanl n the o.
server u rad off he tine line, by
which hr know n each m ~
actly \. VIVA, Tar hi, instrument MAJ
IL pointed. In. difficulty o. this last
problem !, one that = ycrs slightly az
prrCiatet IN tho.. not ccI-,omci TO
the u~s If the t..e cores. When using
4 power Of one thousand, the whole
lcld III view Il the telescope j. only i
Little -pD, Il IN. h. yeas n, on.-hun-
trscth of th- oppArrn, ,urf1c. 81 The sun
or moon. Hi.Ain ihi> Iitlle spot j. on
'ainrd all that The observer -e,s when
he look. into ihe Telescope. let by
bang msIniu"t 4 thnn~aad times u
,eem, 10 tli = fourth II the Ky. Since
the oh" rycr can moi, see anything but
.iic Of thu, little spot. he ha, no kuo"l-
eigr which wav To turn his telescope
by mer~. sight Of the Ecayen>. He must
therefor have n del.ci;r arrangement
of circles hy which hc hnds out where
h. i looking. not ty wha, hc sees. bit
~ looking into ,cro>s.sp"s attached Ia
various part. Of the Instrument itself
All this requires the combined skill %:
ia. astronomer. the Astronomical .nech-
~auici1n and the -ngin ~.
After = decision !. reach Il. il VII
rS,hahiy r-luirr tao wear, - complete
TIE in,trumcnt. Tn trustees ar APP
Tarcntly delaying tue decision in order
Il -" free - choose the bc.t conr>'
when tn completion OF the oojcct-gla>s
i a,,ur,l. Meanwhile the erection ii
the building, AMI tn. construction Of
IA other Instruments arr brirg. pw~
fur.Ml,-a-ncs ...s~v--s. ~ Nirg,-s
Hd1d-'rr.
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Oh
The March Of tho Iplirmi- from tu:Is
Westward

Westward
TIE disease j. best known in Europe
under the names Of cholera. cholera
mofbus, Asiat.c cholera. since the cpl
demic of 1917 to 1919. in which the En-
glish army. under tn" command Of the
Marquis II ila,t.rgS during 4 war
against the natives. was rendered Iniii
for lighting and almost annihilstcd.
But cholera had never visited Europe
till the prcscn. century, when in 1880 ii
appeared in Russia and spread Ia Pc
land. where war was prevailing. Since
that time. sometimes ut longer and
sometimes ut shorter intervals. cholera
ha, appca ed in Europe. The question
WHY cholera remained - thousand years
in India before it first began tai migrate
Is one of great interest. bat one which
can no, be- satisfactorily answered. The
principal sheraton appears Ia me
- be that the event happened at ,h.
time when iniercotnmunica tion in all
direct on>. both hy water and land. had
become more rapid. The iir>t steam
ship appeared in tn. Indian waters q,
the beginning o: the second decade o!
the pr--.ni century. By land also in
,ercour-. was greatly accelerated The
Russians possibly took cho'cra from
India. Arabia, ~A'ghanistan. or Persia.
through eouriers and s~isgc-coache% l.
soon becam. clear that cholera. III.
specific choicra-g.rm. was IN >ons WAY
or Other propagated along the paths Of
human intercourse. and IL also became
evident hat unless The germs found q
suitable soil within 4 certain time they
did not flourish. obNrvcrs loon dis
covered tia. cholera wa. more prom, 20
appear ia certain regions and 20 affect
ccrts n localities. while il stunned other
districts: and. again. that other reg on.
were oniy visited =; intervals Of many
years II j, also a fact tha, Asiatic
cholera never Yet appeared ut a place
which had not previously been in com
nun cation with > r,gon where chol-
era prcva lei: and. further. tina, the d,>-
ease from an infected locali,s never We:
pa>se! on tn another place IL the Jour
ucy last Il a certain time without inter
ruption The large intercourse BE-
tween India ard Europ~. more particu-
larry England. BY means o. sIiI- which
sailed round the Cape OF Good Hope.
had Fever succsssied in CARRYING cholera
from lad 8 ~ England DR.. Va ron
Sc.tsskoftr. 4. Popular Sc,eac. Month
IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

shsi- own sc~sri T~ trap wss Id
81 ,A~ns. All tASy fsyl ;aso Is uaSA
,ia-lv Th~So hunse-s II uasa vsas pas
- Had those whosa ik~v cseGii ~si i.so
teen. AL ,ha unesss doSiIsA az Ar~
crup1oysxi 20 es'eh hen Thsk gag
ca 81 th~ 'sr1e. asi ihs nunuer Z ss-
r~oaluctsnE sAe baarsa Norv usozsy
e t~n< pas atp isSvv dAy, al @sw
urfhpl. ~ - - dss ~i svery iAF 8.
rssAe tAs uoaY \ ~psvsiahs tsresI
meat
I. ihs a sna., 'Anr' II - e, esa-
slsri ~ laos 81, rssAsar wuTfAs -
t~ carsivv0l 1y So put IA~Tn
s44si - ~ssse ~As ap c.rk 1859 ESss-
Aaa.srA $50 ID
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

l. uso.' auI dnss that = drPrviag
msuy n .4m.!y %. TOD hss;e's
H4yGf
ps tn -. arrests m&ds b. ;As ~
lar~ ~ I0g-sv - d45isr The sezs is+s.
:.st1 w.r. for araaaeeErss All dA
orderly s~.oIs-l
TuT ~s'uzsu. q FrAaGfsri ss.s~s
G1ar;s. De- sal .srss e shu aszht~sr
~ 'r~as ~~Ibys3iis for nstsar~ hsSs
trrvvns~i .As s2ls q IntotaAtfnsussrs
20 Try fnsist ~ n as5sE sgoryss u~
e ~ or~ irzzs sheek lrElsla;sDa hss
49, ~ ;asi- dsl~zas -tss tss~r al
-rapos;raur~ Twe - ;Ars~ r~uss & al
isapss hzr~ A~~n uazf- 20 ss.4a4sA 80
iDous "a ;hs%e .g~oa tzt wsy tsa~ sh~
Temperance saA=rai la ITsTsd m
umrhant
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
PUT UP a JOB Oh EIH.
The iNp"ricu"" "f "a r.un-ti,rnia Farmer
WI" urd f~"r"-~"rn tn" frAmps "f
Literature ani N-.lIsn.-m

Augustus A,h-r;on = 4 plain ard
thrifty farmer ot Ahinr'"a. Ia IL =
of IN amiablc di>po-.; on a4j 4 %crnti,i-
inc heart. The on'. = ca; trouble II
HI lie came through ,r,,y inventors.
huuk-pcd Hers. >cwluG-mlcA.u" agents.
lChtuIng-rpd, Insurance and patent
medicine men. \ irw year, az be
VA deceived n 4 worthless machine.
AMI then ", resolved tn has" ,.hjuE
more &" IL with the tramI~ 81 l.,ra-
turc. mechanism and NEED n" Tie
kept his word uu'.. recently when =
Scutcrllookiug man who sad his mans
was k;hrr;ru ,auur u book III The Aih-
rrton FANNY tree. Ih- visitor SCENE
ali ri-h' n It cost nothing - hook Up
the tree, Mr.. A'hrrgon extended II
him ;hr inequalities ~ Ihv huI>r VII e
he STAYED and examined FANNY Je,ouls
and documents. Tc stranger pr
tended Ia prov" III ryla, nn>Iip L.
Farmer Athcrj"n and ~ iavtri Sump..u-
ou>lN II thu tthcgtnu iaTm-Io">' c.'r.
day. IN AIhrr.nn girl was = oIt e ="
married aud he ucN. y-:ouul i:scr'op
NuuuS man w> invited - ia, U't'.
after the wcil n. which J." rc1c
consented - H.. ia; he dtla >;Iy.
The daN before ;gr wedding h. ~
planned that AZ hai a >c,sirn al! ~ ~
IL wS vera sorry. r'SiN. hl. ne
couldn't help IT, RI>,nr>~ before pr,-
urc. and ali that >nr. { lr',.yNsl
A. -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
A GOOD GIRL.
>h~ Ob~y~s Her Ns:h~r. Hut Got In H-s
Work Al the sane

WORT Al the sane
Now. Minnie" said L mother to her
four-yesr-old d,u-hicr. Il wan; sog 20
pay w.:h Your little bro;her while am
down spwn'
IA what VIII you hing meT
"Nevcr mind will brns COS some
;hins. and nov. mind Won. II he wants
{, pias wish your to.s. yoa mus;G ?
CIV.
Nome.
When the LADY returned. tie late
girl rSs - her. and @i
- plsvyi with my l';is b9o.aes
Nov ~aa. dii soS bag me
Mzfpma b7ou-h; YEA - -o-zass
Nkcrr ii,sle bother
.Iis i~n Ganlras the o-zngc
>as took to pan and 81.
"when BE- grabbed nv dishes / ddat
CT 81
-roa diia's, Why. you = e.goei
li;t'. girl
"lesum- IN waca he grabhSS a.
doh. ! dsdnt CIV efrc-." H.
-fou dida'ts ~
Nome
What did yoa say
-SgIn. bnf / k5ockes his cdAu
~is shc lst:ie char. 'Irsa.Ssr 9rardes