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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-22
City Council


The City Council met in regular ses-
sion at the City Hall last night, His
Honor, Mayor Brown, presiding.
Roll called. Absent, Alderman Glib
son.
On motion, the reading of the min
utes of the previous meeting was dis.
ponsed with.
The bids for the erection Of a repair
shop at the corner OF Main and Har-
wood streets for the waterworks were
rejected AZ irregular.
The committee ON the opening of
Hsrwood street from Elm street
TO Sycamore street reported,
recommending enc mayor TO proceed
TO open the street according % law, in
asmuch ~ the committee could MOI
agree with price with property owners,
A number OF petitions were read and
referred 70 various committees.
A proposition from j. 8. Burton
and Henry Garrett 10 furnish the CITY
with the Gamewell fire alarm with q
boxes for SlOO per month was read and
referred to the committee on fire de-
partment.
Tho following petition was submit.
ted by the Waters-Pierce oil Com
lpany; EUHp
In compliance with section S oi youl
Ordinances, amendment of March 2s
1854, tile WateTs.Pierce on Compan,
would respectfully petition your non
orablo body TO grant your consent 70,
the erection OF warehouse, OF bricl
. or stone, for tho handling an,
storage Of petroleum and other oils
} and the products of petroleum on tn
lot on the east side OF tho Missouri Pa
cihc hallway and the north side \
, Cochran street, said lot being rs by 40
l feet OF the rear end of the Hon. Bar
! nett Gibbs' homestead place, AMI tn
, same ON which permission wa
! granted TO the great Western OIL Com
psny to erect frame war 9hous
for tho storage Of oil by a p;eviou
council,
The petition was granted.
A petition OF residents along Rol
: lavenue and Sycamore streets, Tor I'll
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FLOTsANI.


Peaches, fine peaches arc going beg
ging,
The tramps are summering in the
country.
Watermelons are dirt cheap and the
small boy is oorrespondingly happy.
The Grain Dealers Association met
yesterday and agreed upon standard
OF grain.
The dog catchors undor command of
officer Hallsell continue the capture
of CANNES,
PoydrAs street is being graded and
nice sidewalks built between Main and
Elm stress.
Yesterday was another scorcher,
though refreshing breeze alleyiated
the heat late in the afternoon.
Pat Ryan was arrested yesterday
! by tho police and locked up on the
/ charge of robbing r., Thalk of So.
Ruby Kirkland, tho little 3.year old
child that was run over by n hack A
few days since, Ia better and her no.
covory IL almost assured.
In tue case of Mrs. Martha Il. Roh.
erts tho Jury of inquest impaneled by
Justice Schulz returned verdict that
the deceased died of heart disease.
Services at tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal Church Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday evenings of this weel,
at $3.50 o'clock. Acordial invitation ID
extended to all.
1t was George Hondra who was run
over and killed by a train at jackson.
Michigan, and not his insane brother,
John, M reported. John is In the
county Jail awaiting transportation Ia
the asylum,
The gifted Miss Helene Wagner and
her mother nio sojournlng nj ths
Hotel Bogel. A raro troat is I'm stors
for our citizens an Miss Wagner viii
give an entertainment to.nirhi
at Mayors Hall, at which 6e,
wonderful olooutionary powers AMI
dramatic reading may DO enjoyed.
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privilege of macademi2ing the former
west of the crossing of the Central
Railway TO Sycamore and the latter
north of the crossing OF the Pa
cific Railway, 80 feet wide, with the
understanding that tho city pay one
third of the cost and the Intersections,
was postponed until next meeting.
The Council adjourned until Friday
niUhf
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ATRAYED OR sToLEN.--A FINE 10
and foX.trots, white leather sadJle and
Bride, with gray blanket sewn TO saddle,
durse formerly orned by DIR, Blob A
suitable reward will be paid TO the findor
iabr2ught 70 MsDowell& simmons livery
stable, e2i Main street.
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Strayed or stolen.

Strayed or stolen, from pasture
near the Texas u Pacific yards, bay
mare, from 10y to IL hands high, on
Sunday night. Slightly hog-baok
with star in forehead and one white
bind foot; shoulders slightly rubbed
by collar. kentucky mare. No brand.
$40 reward. j. b. WILSON.
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sAa Baby uu ask v, CAV, her CAsTORIA,
ian Ne VA CAlld, tAs uisd sr CAsTORIA,
sAn NE bean, HIS he Gang 10 CAsTORIA,
Tees Ne Aad Clilira he CAV, hen CAsroRIA
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PERSONAL.

Colonel L. w. oglosby, of Plano, is
at tho Windsor.
Sheriff Maddox, of Fort Worth, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Della Campbell, of El Paso, is
visiting friends In the city.
Colonel George w. Keene, of Jetler-
son, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. Il. Henderson leaves in few
days for the East on business trip.
~, d. Hardy, Esq, formerly Of Hous-
ton, but now OF New York, 10 in tho
city.
Mr.. Frank Kuatt, a prominent citi-
zen of Wichita Falls, was in the city
yesterday.
MIR. Jester, OF tho Al Banking House
of Jester Bros, Corsicana, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Francis Clover aud daughter,
Louise, left yesterday for n Walt to
Jefferson, her old home.
Hon. J, N. Rushing, OF Baird, presi.
dent Of tho Callahan County Bank,
was In the city yol,0rdey
Judge j. NJ. Hurt, Vi .he Court OF
Appeals, and wife, arrived home last
evening from visit TO Waco.
Miss Lula Cline, who has been visit.
ing Mrs. Dannenman, left yesterday
for her homo at Natchez, Miss.
Ira ii. Evans, OF Austin, former OF
Palestine and of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company, Ia in the city.
. Thomas q. Mcclellan, day clerk al
tho St. George Hotel, viii leave for the
: East this morning via tho Texas q Pa
. ciilc.
. MATTERS Joo Seidenbeitel and Dayit
. Lambeth have accepted positions a
: statesmen with Patterson, tho drug
p gist.
II. q. Reeves, OF the hrm OF Reevel
! & Spence, ,attorneyn.at.law, leave
: this morning for Little Rock on lega
|. business.
0 Mrs. Leo Hardy, wife OF j. ID. Hardy
: and ono OF the best writer's and Amos
: literaturos of Texas, Is now in Vii
ginia, at the springs Of Buchanan, I
Improve her health.
= Mr., william Jenkinson, tho ever z,
lnlal, polite and efficient clerk at th
l0rand Windsor Hotel, leaves thl
evonlng on visit 10 friends at Bato
Rouge, Louisiana, 10 be absent
\ couple OF weeks. Mr.. JenklnBon ht
\ won hosts OF friends here.
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Always avoid harsh purgative pills.
They first make you sick aud then
leave you oonstipated. Carter's Little
Liver Pills regulate the bowels and
mako you we'll. Dose, one pill.
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nor.rord,s Acid Phnsnhnts.

DR.. Il. Studhalter, st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, says: al have used II In dys-
pepsia, nervous prostration and in
night sweats, with very good results"
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ganization, met again last night. The
Dallas Light Guard was selected as the
name and the State regulation uni
form was adopted for fatigue duty.
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zinc pallns Llrht nnnra.

Tho young men OF the city who met
on the evening OF the 14th instant for
the purpose Of cflecting a military or
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Tho finest assortment of spectacles
and eye glasses In tho city, corner
Main and Poydras streets.
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Police Instructions.
Chief OF Police Arnold has instructed
the police 10 soc that ell parties own
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LOANS ON LANDS.

Made For Long Time, ct Reasonable
Rates in Amounts TO Suit. Now isthc
Time to Borrow for Investment az
speculation.
For particulars, call on OF address
j, ". WATKINS l., nj. CO.,
DallAA, ToHaa.
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THE TEXAS LAND { MORTGAGE COMPANY

LOANS MONEY ON
Good roal estate security on long or
short time at reasonable rates Of In
terest WITHOUT COMMISSION. Won
doris lien notes purchased, AND Ar
RANaEMENTs CAN he MADE TO REPAY
LOANS by lNsTALLMENrB If DESIRED.
Apply direct to
q. II. WELLESLEY,
General Manager,
Office in Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas.
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x. Consulting Room 726 Elm st, Dallas
All matters cured Parties treated letter and med cinS sent O.
to9p M sUNDAYs-9 to miSto 7p
IN Potofhce Box
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GuyOt Suspender 25c retalpce, Soc
Balance Mems $15 suits for 80.
Balance Of Meas Mlddlesex Flannel Suits
Balance Black and Brown WOrsted Salts
Our stock is still complete all departments contains
and incest things for Summer Wear and
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Young and MiddIe-Aged Men |
A SURE CIIRE.

brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind and body, with all its awful Ills be-
fore the inevitable sequel, C0NSUMP.
TON, sets In, or Palpitation of the Heart,
Tlmldity, Trembling, Nervous Discharges,
so MUCH TO BE FEARED, Lack OF Ideas,
Sadness of Spirits, Ugly lmaginings, Dis.
like TO Social Life and Breeding Melan-
choly.
MARRIED MEN, or those entering
on that happy life, aware of Physical De-
bllity, Excitability of the Nerves, or other
irregularities, quickly assisted.
losing their health, and spending time
and money with those unskilled and I'M
qualified To treat them, causing fatal dis
orders TO the head, throat, nose, liver and
lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
LET NOT FALSE MoDEsTY deter you
from calling at once on
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AZ usual s ,sn war wsT ihe Wet q. an. N.
nerIou. lnS ssisc demandss. ,vs ,h iS are
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II. Q. Reeves, OF the hrm OF Reeves
& Spence, ,attorneyn.at.law, leaves
this morning for Little Rock on legal
huslnesg.
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.A..o,s. blsck nnd ssAoE'e'
r. iBSs.asinsn'.: -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
AN HONORABLE" LAD.
lie Drew the Line at Personal Honor
Wild Wc.icrn Incident.

He Drew the Line at Personal uonor-A
Wild Western Incident.
II is extremely refreshing TO notice
the fine sense of honor possessed by
some OF The rising generation in Viz
ginia City. Last evening TWO youths.
each aged about fourteen. met on {
street. when the following dialogue
took place:
II say. Bill. YOU got my knife"
EMO. | amt"
.''Pon your word?"
"Pon ne word"
"'Pon your soul?"
Pom me ,oul.'
Hope YOU may die if you have?"
Hope ! may die if | have"
You ain I got my knife
Il ain got your knife
The queri>; seemed to 10 still incrcd.
ulou>. bu, was on the point Of giving !,
up in despair. when a bright ides o.
CURED 10 him. and he returned to IL
attack with:
Pom our honor?'
"Oh. said the other. NOW w..
touch me honor. take YOUR DANCED old
knife. and he handed the article over.
We'll done. BILL" said his chum: Il
allus knUwed o was \ honorable
chap'-I.rgtnid Chronicle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
\ pre,ereuce 70 any gentleman IL

= preference 70 any gentleman Of
ac iulintanc". and was not very
Eythai sh. had promised {" be- his
She cried a little when she was
alone after having done %, and
cYen told herself that s.ic wa doing Il
u save her father and tire rest o' the
ZnnIly from po"-rty. AL because her
heart wa broken 81 Era,;us' dcscrt.nn
Of her for Julia Ennis: but when she
had cried her cry ont. she did not
worry greatly about il, but began pict-
uring To herself the life she would lead
when she was the wife Of N who
could supply every want. without hav-
ing to stop To consider whether some
thing else would not do as well, and be-
more economical.
She honestly wished To fit herself IS
far as possible 10 appear well in the so
cietv into which her husband wound
take her. and intended To study harder
than c hoping thereby 10 accom-
plIsh IL.
And 50 il had been agreed between
them that Annei,ey should 90 at once
{ o New York. where his presence was
desired by his parents. and that Lucy
should remain in school another year.
when he was to return. and their mar
rage be consuInmated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
British Clerical Incomes.

An interesting report has just been
issued BY a committee Of convocai on
on the subject OF the decrease II cler-
zeal Incomes from and in Grea, Br tain
The fall has been wors, n the eastern
counties; those N the west hare beer
least affected b. the agricultural de.
pre>sop. Glebe lands appear to have
deprec a'ef in Va,uc from - 10 - p-I
cent. Eight cases are mentioned ~
the COMMITTEE. one from each arca-
deacOnry. the figures Of which axe
really very >tar;lin-. Incomes nomina.
y OF 81" and $50 have fallen - nj.
go has fallen 20 .2iu. Hs6t 20 $50.
900 Ia 49, tJp 20 $50. .l.D e
E6'. AMI $40 To 90. The snnua.
charges on mos 4 these incomes s,.lI
further reduce them. The ab,ve-:nen
toned income of .2iJ has 10 len 4
charge of ga. and aco,ker income y
IA has a charge o. Isl.
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q HEAVY
An AFFAIR that Did No, Fan Ou' Salts
fsctoriiy.


actoriiy.
Eureka possesses more contractors ~
the acre thar AM town in the world.
but our friend John Graham discounts
them al when he tackles a joh. just
afr We moved from our old stand b.
caught sigh, o. some Old sheds We lift
standing. and feeling the need Of = ,idc-
walk IN front Of his palata Al residence
concluded 10 save \ few bits and buy
the old lumber lct, standing. he struck
Hickman Tor q trade. and 20, The old
bu III NJ, for packing up To "Heck's
house what wood was layln. around
loose. II. hired Il team .: Si-Jb a load.
I and the teamsler got IN SIX .oad> on him
amounting TO -. Wishing To haze n
ME. sidewalk. he concluded TO have \
coli-chi,cl made u cut the nails. for
which he paid -. After he got ry.ry-
thing out Of the way he tackled tn.
building, aud ripped them apart. he
ooh him two DAYS. lie then started in
To getting the thing 10 pieces. and chs
eled away for two days more when h"
broke his - chisel. By this time he
peSan 70 i'AItIc ""'.
"a'' u - Pt' '1
up inc Joo Al :" 'oN a" ~ -
'ae 'a,l o'nt ~ n"' 80.
soe' was ai|" nd 'N,'S
i~o"hua'"n vi nH -,
Pnan'' anu ior 'pat 'cl,"n Tau
All ms P'chs h'"'H P'"h''" ".
Pla,eu Ms ,I''.c' H;.i ~ 81.
an" When aoou' Hh''m'"S " INC
Oh si'at' Il. ~ n
IN aioun' io' ,'-,r.
cIUueI 10 20 'h'''S"' anu '-'I
to'' INV 'ca'hH'c' ~ "'u' .
'hch went d""h 10 coon "". 30
returned nom Il. i"''rt " IL
p.lru up III Ioh' Vi ,ne - 'iiI;.a,
al a'1l l'IlcI o''Lit4 ''''4'i'H ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

A contributor 10 c0S,n1s SAYS ia,
II there ne cut out o. black pape- two
similar figures. two crosses Tor
PIE. aud placed. their eN;rcm5tse. al
most touching. a, abpu, three inch
Is from the eyes before 4 she-, q.
white paper. there will De scea tire.
crosses. the middle one beng dsrk snc
completely separate. This phenone
non Is explained by the simultaneous
vision Of the V eyes. and il Is easy &c
this by looking 3; the o5ject-
successfully with n ~ TIE exp-r-
iIn.nt becomes still more interesting
when instead Of black figures ". en-.
pioy Complementary c~olors-red and
green. for example In this case We
q use . dark background. and there
VIII appear . white cross in the u,ddls
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

TIL rrks. .rr.nd-buvs AMI toys
49, ale earning th"I hv.n: Ia sarious
Thet see men drinking hcvT.
and ~ ihCN initiate tie men. NtCthcr
ihcy Ike the ta,ts of The ts~r or not I
don't Know. Eut they think u looks
mani aud YOU know hry. vii yus
themselves t. n grca, deal e trouble
and inconvenience u d. Mai men du
You see tL.s IN the trouble t~y, take N
learning how to smoke and chew To-
baccu.
Nan e. whisper IN IL" -,g q every
h'y Who takes = cla>, 81 h-'cr AZ Us
lunch that he !. IN danger. l du uot
s1S thai n gas, uf D. 7 vii mak.
him Dangerously drunk leave him -
IN Iu~cn,bI~ III the gutter 81 on the
PaSrmcn, liu, 4 hos Who has su after
moons work L. do = SrfN lk-ly a. -
unnttCl for u b, one cl.s. 81 hscr.
Ih~ t,k craze maAr. h!m ~tuuld and
thick AMI sleepy. IL may no; put HIM
actual, to sleep. nor alice, h tonga.
80 that hi, speech sounds lkr tha, VI
az III topper. hut Il h,cloud. D.. brain
Iu,t enough q max ham a different;
t-py from What he oIgai H. -. cJthsr
for has " Advantage ct for that II his
employer.
Then think what the beer Lad, To-.
There are a great many stronger drinks
soli II the lunch counter. and YOU
NOV bows arr fond OF irving cNIer-
m'nt> \ hftscu-N ear oh3 t~'y sees
some c.glt,-u-y,ar oil who j. near
him trying a sia,. of -hcrry ur n rrns
If brandy H. Think tha; what tho
bigger boy - DOING j, maul,. and
therefore be- " III do It, ton. Iuc novel
feeling ot the stronger drink = n new
revelation - HIM H. stomach -
warmed. and presently his hoai h-sa
cur.uu, feeling Of l.htnc~.. and he
wuudrT- Il these drink ALWAYS mak" n
fellow feel that way He trlr,. and
iT.c,. and tines again. and finds iu.t
how they make \ fellow feel IL j, easy
- sea that III" laI l. IN danger - wax
i9g ~ crooked WAYS
II 1T PITY that n boy should have ~
get lis lunch al "A place where strong
drinks ~, >old. Their" are 80 many "a
these place IN our b. cities, and "a
few ui the 'd1irI.s' aud Huch place.
WEcr" liquor. are not to D" hal IT,"
toy who eats among drinkers - IA
danger. H. l. hkcE To fall INTO their
ways Better Ga Ia a place where
strong drink are not sold IL Won pos-
-ihly can Or q YOU arr living at home.
whore o have a go"i mother or 50
ter. BRING "A n"a, lunch IN your pocket
and keep cut - the eating an' drink
ing slop, altpgcthrr Re" iJfed lay
iOT, .W tATIstI4u ~ Mort
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
TEMPERANCE READING.
TIE ~oECANTER'S o N

Tb~rs ~As an cd t-oAatcr, an ia
S.ae hs4 cttgd ~~zy ar tygt us
CTy.A s1r. Ane thr -tna
vent h~Gurninx.
Up AMI down the .ar-
icv. al through the
neca the vildcst
notes - bI,-
pl.ced IL inihe
ne as. "a sIo.
inS free. aud fAn
cl~t that It, pale
mouth Gang tao
eueer-s, s~tralns ~
U G They tel
cousucr
ors the Plague has
ssaia it, ter. add ~S
~. hunired '~h.u.ands
hut twas thus ths
bottle SPOKE but hsyc
conquered more than 49,
your famous osngurTors. 80
feared aud famed - yoIe
T.en come 's,i @ n1 hS
cup. tie beverage that eai- ihe
trar ANd burns The sp.rt up. hat
puts a. shame the coEqg-rOrs thst .aS
Their score, t~o.. for ] have Gcsos,d
millions With NV lava TIDE 81 -c IhuLgh
IN thc path of tzit5- taTkes' -AV- 90
tO3y. ! have damned VI" rcry soul.
The ,.hoicra. the -wOri. such ruIa
nrvvr wrought. a. l. IN
ii .rth or nAsC". OF ih- IN
noc.ut have brought An! -uI !
breathe upon them. .n! thvy shrink
W. Thousands u,di As dsH.E r-i & dS'sih'
-AGcAGrgr.
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USIOM
An Experienced r-rson Give. Ills Reason
for Drinking How the Drinking HsitI
ct N"st Men D. Formed

20 BFthhthk- NO" W bff"hthE bsitt
ct Mat Men b. Formed
n ! took my seat IN the sleeper Buf-
falo' ! found nysel! by tic SIDE 80 n
man II about ihiriy-hye wears. who
would undoubtedly rc."n, classification
among he dudc-. but who-. n p~eaTance.
a. We'll as the adore. on las ~gupsaek.
Indicated an ~aristocratc pp.toH "a lie.
Ills so nj Instincts werr .rrepr"..ibl~.
however. and before We had teen IN tho
same eat iye M nutss he bad drawn
me INTO A c0uversAt on n which h" eI-
pres.cl has op nor upon various munic-
ipal and commsrc.a! topi-.. sbre~dly
suggesting that the prevail ng bus nrss
IeyT $40 ,. Juii. a. much the re-uit ~
IN. abuse 81 the credit system A. 81 tie
oycrproiuctIon about which .o much -
heard
viii YOU 10; drink with me- b..
FOL tly inquired after n hal: hour
ride. drawing from his bag y FAX ~hoh
lie .sid contained a ysry cho.ce rLcls
Of whisky.
Now. 1 have observed that drinkers
usually resent the refusal 81 -uch an IN
vita; on. ss 4 abs,ainer. have hot ~
good n righ; 20 at~;an "a they t m
b 10. and | re.olSei "a smG-. IA civ 9TH
an mens. and - ! replied that ]
am .'one II ihes. teetotal fellow.
mus, DO b m the cred, 10 -av thst
he took ~ oaense. bu; replaced tbs
flask IN his bag. rsmar.ing thst d" .
accustomed 10 drink when ~ ia The
bows but when with ui"n sho do rot
drink he does no, drink himself. AMI
then he ~as nearly "a cordial ~ - bsd
been before. tod him that ] ars ~
bigoc tut baY. NJ taste for nioxlcsi n
drink. IN nix { sater 20 acquire noas.
ave .een too much suffer NJ from drInx
20 b. willing 70 even Indirectly on
c,ura-e drinking eu-;Om.. ard . ~
clln.i 20 drink ~oul! D. afraid u adul-
teraton-
lie replied ,ha. there = much D. 10
said on both .iiss II the T~.mp-raBos
question. and confessed thai. he sno~s
that the proprietor e one Il the mu~;
p~alatial drinking r-@ort- in New York
iurns.h.s rally god liquor Gals - ens-
,arl-rs who : tel what ;bey get.
k.epiugau !u~f~rTDrartcie for 'h1.~ ~ho
all sRallox 4 xltaoIi cJmpiR p.
Why 30 men dr!ak when ;hey sno~
tha; -. chances -. that thsy mus;
.aallox sduit.rs,et EqgoTs Ia.sei
! a bot spas tor o,hs,.. he r~-
piled. bot ! my.~sf drnk only b~caass
meet m-n who drink When ssoa~ I
seldom touch li4uOr Custom . per-
hap tbs cause - the fogma,ou .. ths
drinking haolr q mo-; men. b- o~n-
Il hi- si;itod. ioS&rds Tsmp~fane- 40
rt without significance 20. -. rrsorn-
er. ~ho uish 20 know how the eTI u
incompetence may be Abai~d TSsae
BL1de
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

tc.tify acains: them. and each tear
these women she'd .hal! turn t. bli-icrs
when these miserable men are east INTO
--hcol' In conclusion ! bg that
nv calm. unbiased views mas sns into
your >ouls. ami on behalf 81 OIL un-
mar II womcn ! offer you this toast:
..Matrimony'-
Thou at - near and -; - far
". II. NgAcr. 8. TUici0 !Oy-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

And when they a1pear befope the
recording angel | hdpe the deserted
and desola;e Jlis W be there 70
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

IL any man wants 10 see 4 circUS free
Of charge. Just tell John he his some
old buildings he ''can have for hauling
a little wood. '-Eurcka (CGL.J Tea
R4Ni.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

Love i eternal. Love j. the connect
IN link between Heaven and earth; the
ladder upon which We climb among the
angels. q. wives q. mothers, hear
the voice of one crying n the night.
How ! t;le YOU realize ali tina; God has
done for YOU. |. who am As one in n
far country. envy You your opportuni-
ties, your happiness. and am surprised
tina YOU seem 80 little thankful for all
You have.
Bun Il | envy women how can I find
words TO express my scorn o: those
poor. miserable beings. men in name.
but unworthy the high name Of man.
who sh;rk their responsibilities. and
DEFY their destiny. They >ho II be
driven outside the pale of society; thsy
should not b. allowed to enter any
home Of II children >hould be-
taught 10 flee from them; men should
dc>pi>e them. Oar Law makers should
change the laws so - ~ ~di>iranchisc-
Paupcrs. IDIOTS .nd-Sach-lo~"
Are they too poor 10 marry? We
would WORK for tscm early and late.
and bless the opportunity. Are they too
tim;d? We VIII meet them more han
half WAY. Are ;hey too old2 a : never
too late 70 mend ku. they are stony
hearted. Cur cries 10 not reach them.
They have ears and hear not Blu, \
day VII come when they shall suffer.
In sickness no tender hand will cool
their brow. On the contrary, 4 modern
>a.ry camp VIII drop snuff into their
eyes And when the last hour comes,
wher their miserable existence draws to
anb end. no loving bress, shall res,
their head; no tender words follow then,
cross the dark streaH,,
-ty the ucri@ forgot.
And when they anpear bcfon the
recording angel l hdpe the deserted
and desoiA'e jiis ~ be there q
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

To THINK Of people calling themselves
intelligent. ~ ,hs ,n~ o9 day teliinx
,hesr fellows 70 drink beer saa .ine n
order 70 be healthy. happy and softer.
IL too absurd foe anything l doc
question the honesty Of ,hose Who do
30; but. in TIA; eaS<. ass' fos The
.oundness Il their Iudgn~nu. and shesr
knoviedge Of what beer and wise
drinking has really docs 1sTsaae
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