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An Obstreperous Prisoner.

mer occasion from him, tor a repetition of
tempt. Cherry insisted that ne wanted to fell
the court something that the Lord had told
him to- tell de SAID so the Lord had started
people and the whites. and was chare.
Ing the judge with being partial ' on
when several officers caught him and nm}
him out Of court. He made such distnrbaiIce
and drew such large crowd that he was re-
mis- abuse of the judge and refused to keep quiet
after being warned several times. He was
his an ahe 6 edre he
continued to abuse the judge, who said
that if he thought the man was crazy
but he was a disgrace to his race, claiming
that he had not been justly dealt with on
account OF his color. The court fined him $40
or ninety days for contempt ard he was taken
to Jail at once. After the handouts were put
on MIN, Cherry became very quiet and was
taken to jail without any further trouble.
win Cherry he made another outbreak and
when he went to the cell he wound up by say
ing daniel deliver me-"
A Suspended RequfsitiOn.
THE COMMISSIONERS EXPLAIN WHY STATE.
MENT CALLED FOR WAS NOT FURNISHED
The Commissioners have addressed a letter
to First Controller Durham, OF the Treasury de-
partment, In reference to the suspension of q
requisitiOn made by the Commissioners for
81 900 for expenses of the water Department.
The Commissioners say: "Ihe Commissioners
have the honor TO acknowledge receipt of your
letter OF June 10. incosing in response to their
request copies of letters addressed to them from
Your Office under dates of September 4. $50
and May 10, 1888, and April "a, 1884. II an,
pears ON inquiry that voluminous statement.
as called for by these letters, was prepared hut
after careful examination no trace OF il or any
copy OF it can be found. II further search fails
to discover it another one will be prepared rs
soon as possible, but it will require considerable
time and labor.
In the meantime the Commissioners have tn
request that you take prompt action on their
requisltiOn OF June 13, 1885, and not by longer
delay embarrass the operations of the water de-
partnent. The money has been duly apprOpri-
ated, II Is needed for the purposes for which it
was appropriated, and under the law is subject
TO the warrant OF the Commissioners The BRO
prlety or legality OF the action threatened in
the letter or the 10th instant, thereby prevent
Ing the application OF the money to its legiti-
mate purposes, may therefore be fairly ones-
TONED. Especially does such action appear to
be unwarranted. In the case now under con-
sideratiOn wherein the statements called for
nave reference to condition OF affairs existing
IN 1SIS-19 relate solely to the settlement Of
the collectors account and have no relation
Whatever 10 those of the Comm isstOnerS The
money Is needed to pay for articles delivered
ana LABOR or services duly rendered"
LGFFLER'S POPULAR SUMNER GARDEN cor.
ner New York avenue and North Capitol street
Is now offered for rent or lease by the executor
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Extra SILK Laces for Bicycle Shirts
at Auerbachs BICYCLE Shirt depot, 18th and 81.
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CLEARING SALE chidrens suits, Eiseman.
GREAT SALE of English Art Squares at julius
Iansburgh's, 315 9TH ST., tomorrow. Price
$3.50. S4.2o, S4.15, So. This will be for one
daV ONLY
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THE National Safe Deposit company, corner
18th and New York avenue: office hours a.
m. to p. m. Call and inspect the vaults.
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S3 Per Gallon, z5c. Quart Bottle, No. ]
rye WHISKY, best In the world for the money
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
" SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF VISITORS JUNE L
To DECEMBER l.
Greatest variety of medicinal waters of any a
summer resort in the UnIed states. Beauti- vrfs3
ful scenery, magnificent roads. Table ILL.,
celled. Hot, cold, shower and plunge bag ls. t.OOl
fishing and game in immediate vicinity This Il
nearest watering place TO Washington, being only
four hours ride on the Ii. and o. railroad
Descriptive pamphlets containing full Information,
may b. obtained Tree by application at Drew's and
Mlburn s Drug Stores and al the Post
myl-3m III. CARBEIL MADDUX, Proprietor
II HOTEL COLUMBIA, e$S
OCEAN BEACH, y. j. 49,
Located directly the beach. Fine bathing, fish,
tn, and sailing Music throughout the season. Lawn
tennis grounds connected With the hotel For circular
terms, etc, address
FRED Z FOSTER
my3Oeo-2Gt Manager
NAPE NAY, Nj. NEW CONGRESS HALL.
u SEASON 1855, OPENS JUNE IL.
This leading house built entirely o. brick has been
pains will be spared TO keep up the good vcSAY
reputation of previous seasons. Passenger .NE
elevator Electric bells In each room Fire ESCAPES
on esch floor.
Music by the Germania orchestra. Of New York,
under direction of Prof Joyce.
Terms moderate.
Rooms may be engaged by addressing
CHARLES DUFFY. Proprietor,
Late of Continental Philadelphia and stockton. Cane
May. Until June l-At l740 n thirteenth st. Phiis-
delphia- AMER June LAT Cape May, NJ.
fny16-s tn ,th-2m
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SUMNER RESORTS.
DINHY POINT HOTEL. MD.

! oCkwooD HOUSE. HARPEis's FiRRY, ".
- Va, Mrs :. q. LoVett propgicfresS. z
opens May 3o,h: Zoo feet above tdc: sSs scNHS
:e''i above me rivers: malaria fnoSqu.- ".
io grand scencry; large cool rconi,. table UseN-
ceIIed good iishing open un;ii Nov. 81: 81 yer week.
II. hours nonl Washington n &. nsN'l .t-agae
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SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapOr stoves
shown at w. $ jerks & Cos, III 18th street.
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HAVE You had a sample of Berkeley. If not,
get one, it is pure. Tharp, SIS + st. IL. W.
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F)ENUND HDTTT- a
II ; delightful Mountain Resort, twelve W.
hundred feet above the level of the .,s-l Il
Located at Remove Clinton COUNTY. Pa oIi i as,
r. *. II. Handsomely furnished rooms table lr-tir
passed. iaes Reduced FOR The OF 80 fgoa
from malaria and mosquitoes FOR further iufI!Ina-
ton address JOHN FIUkE proptitior
nNk3.m
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GENUINE DANFoRTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at W. $. jerks & Co.'S, III 18th street.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

YTNHE ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE BEACH N
l. The most charming location on the
beach. Modern appointments. Z. NJ. tEH
RICHARDSON. m27-w&S16t -. &,
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rsNiE GRAND UNION. ATLANTIC CITY. y j
l. \ new Hotel wth Rrw furniture llHud- 4 A
some rooms; central location and oicn al y y
The year. Rates. - per day. 49,.
ms la-s,m HENRY ia Al - -
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY. .

The ussss popular ard ~seeCssSfui
newspaper writer 10 the paragraph.
W. work t. Always resi--HsSf len
sessse HAsg.
Mrs Sarah n Coov-r. n cousin a
Fob tngvrsoll. ia prominent coasTit-
ssor "a The Pacific Cozstrvlg1osss Ys-s<
-Czs go Isser<ossa-
VIII an = Iasar. who surc~~ss
the lat. rsssc ". England ne psAltshSr
of the New York Sass. "a the "HfwF %
III. Tile Cish and eai.st haFl~rs
Christmas"
-f,arIbaiii's mruisirs VII not -
pablishcSi until ten YEAR have clapsei
from The time II hss dssfh Tbs = z
accorIanc. with tho w~A 81 the Italian
Government
-Charlo,,s NJ Yoan-v 10 now tn her
sis,y-thiri wear. ~. t~sante write ~
l~s. and one hnnds~i ard s~vnG,
book. Of vsr.osss $685. bar trteas. .p
her incc<ssni en~rgt-N ffsss-
-S,.phea iialmsr. ,hs wsII-known
Engl IN atheist. ~rScn;iy dso-a~el, len
I've ,hou-anJ dollar. to hts srr.
BradlaaYh and to hs o~n wEs. she
had supTpsi.d him Tor years b. ler
tn pr;nccly allowance If Irss dollars
awe~k
Tho ol,irs, actor was lean Nsrl.
who died in Paris January Is. l-.l.
aged lis years lie sa,.rs$i the pr
fcsion in h eighs1 wear. aza I'll
acted when Lea ysars al. having rep
resented In al :. st0 nsle% lie sessd
3.Oio tlmc~
Rev. David W nssrs. who diNf ~
Dayion. q. n~rcsu;l,. hasf t=va Ia tho
ministry for siSiy years, AMI H. .sid to
have married morc rccpi. thar AIRY
other one man ia the country. Up a.
April - h- had married a.0s' coapls
-C.sreia.d Later.
Charles Wexford. ct the firm Il
Ctsries >crihner'. sons, del ia Loo
don a few DAYS ago fr,a the lingering
effects 81 n ssF.ou. attack oi pneumonia
which he -af!crcsi aboa; = wear ago 10
was an Englishman BY birth. bat bal
many interests snd ties IN ,his country
which made him regard !, with an.s-
ton. Few men knc~ morr If b-ks
and authors Lan he Is SAID la bsss
knowp--N. D. Herald
The correspondence 20 Peter tho
Grvai j. ts'sng prepared for publication
4 commiSs ou of Russian Literary nasn
was appointed In bring ,og-ihcr the
materials for sueh a work. aui So thor
oughly have they accomplished their
task tina, they have collected more ,hsn
eight thousand letters and documents
o. the highest interest relating Ia /.
great Cxsr- Among these documents
are soms of TIE sNerr .- bs,ok. in hitch
the Young Ps'er wrote his ~riing lrs-
There is also n letter datsd less.
n which Peter. only siS YEAR. oil. de
>crihcs to his mother the works Ssi"h
he had s'rn In progress ia tho ship
bail1ing yards At pvFcisla~L.
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s>s~ esvie saGEsd . esx>Ss..

~Tikisx aA~ss fasy sAsnSs-s ait q
6g bsoszs~d. sro&rd maa "a ~ rsAi-
nx-room Il - sp-sovs sss,a .a
saxhs. -shs fssse=s saiag I go A~ari
Il harpnsa II ~ sAs.r.Ii cut u
Michigan Ys Srd . hs.sy sprxSs
san 'or ss~isx b~sy ssmb~e. oss day
nos ho1x axo - m~a had al &C., In
s;ns~r hsvaaS ~ sas. sh<A I'm by
wssxr po-sr. goisx "a fsll sp~xi
Salk &c v~er swsy q 49, ktars h~.y
esrse iaao ~ nz;i ss4 u~as ae-.n-
srousA Ibr 80. sasgks y. far All
ssisEesd ko assleL hussn dss., lie
nass lar . e~ns 40 10 ssrned srpaaa
md s<se6~t the So . iiek ui-h H.
pew- k~suiss . b@dt-cus go. = hsow
- shs osAes psw 1usouvi aai a ma.
ahs csl Tie hu.s wss BIZ sAs. ,lr,,.,
srnase4 n pesf<es Asry sd ysshlns =,
shr $50 essghs b = he grasp asa rzx.
. ruaaaso1s hog hvss hs l.zs hy~
ve eveut % 6rar sssaks -fus a vel
0a<a ws szsss sp fsusa dsna<s. th.a.
wns bar % saeA ss8s Of ~.
~. vhsca vas go<sx sAsnA a. sse~i.
= Ocn9A y hnt nssex ~uu = sezg
h. heA - Aakp ~. HoA. "a
~ - luohsr2an u q - -
1tAeA-4 Z 1btou0
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AFTER DOLLARS.
Sharpers who Fleece the 1nnocent sad
Gull the Guilty.

Sharpers who Fleece the 1n0Ocent sat1
Gull the Guilty.
1.-The slicke>t piece of work in the
way Of = fraud conducted through the
mails that has come to nv attention re-
Gently" remarked Chief-Inspector
Sharp Of the Pos.-oficc Department.
lis what Ne call the bogus-medicine
dodge. The ingenious author Of this
scheme now languishes in Jail. but At
the same time he showed himself to be
. man Of NO mean order Of ability. His
plan was to send out circulars an
n~Ouncing . great cure for catarrh-
which va discovered by himself after
many years a study and investigation.
He then proceeds 70 give. without cost
the preparation for this wonderful ned-
icine. and enuDerates twelve Ingredi-
ents which enter into It's composition
At the end - the circular Is . noae
which states that if the druggist dos
not happen 10 have AL these ingredients
the prescription will be fllei and for
warded upon the receipt of three dol
lars Tie person receiving the csreu-
isr and de>irous Of trying tho remedy
takes the prescription TO :he drug store.
but Is told By the druggist tha, he has
three ngresiients. bu; o the ether
nine He looks through his book bus
fails to 6nd even their names. AMI So of
course. il unable to furnish the required
medicine. The discovvrer Of he raD-
edy - spp6ed %. and II the three dol
las has heen furnished > bottle 81 sooe
fixture Is snt On which. Of counaa Is
eosirely worthless
That S one phase Of the eaH." eon-
tiDuea The inspector. Nov the man
prepares and causes 70 be pahE>Aed in
some paper in New York City An article
about the promiaeN dacton in New
Yoek City. with . portrait at e4ch and
. sketch giving some sccoust Of the
life and services Of each. All the men
mca0ooed aro bona fide docsosx the
leading men = the p~sotes<iun. with tsse
excopeioa AZ q man whose nADe ID sAy,
d.. Hart He b unknoWa. bat Tie
skesch stairs list - ~ . Pf1et&e al
t2s.OO 1 year q devote hiEAsA %
the praee3ce q ks specially -0Garh
IL huUue nea5cine nan thea Rucuses
q laxec numhsx q copin a Is pap9.
sna. 0AEkiag tAs Picenrs = u. HAEs
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A NOVEL PUNISHMENT.
How the Car Alexander II. Punished His
TrAiucrr.

TrAduccr.
A young poet had written a most
scurrilouy poem. in which he had de-
scribed and libeled not only the En-
press. bu; also all the Grand Dukes and
Duchesses. Some one. the censor Of the
press. went and told the Emp rcss. The
man had better he sent off To Siberia
ut once" be said; lit is not a case for
delay
"Oh. no." said the Empress; -wait a
little. but tell the man | desire To see
him at SIX o'clock tomorrow evening
When the poor man was told this. he
felt rs if his last hour WAS come. and
that the Emperor must int nd himself
to pronounce n sentence of eternal exile.
He went To the palace. and was shown
through al the grand state rooms one
after another. without seeing any n
till at last he arrived mt a small. CON
mon-placc room at the end of them all.
where there was "A single table vi b n
lamp upon il. and there he saw the En-
press. the Emperor and all the Grand
Dukes and Duchesses whom he had men,
toned in his poem
How DO YOU do. sir'' said the En-
pcror- Il hear you have written a most
beautiful poem. and ! have sent Tor Won
that you read il aloud TO Us yourself.
and | have invited all the Grand Duke.
and Ducbesses TO come. that ,hcy MAJ
have the pleasure of hearing YOU
Then the poor man Frustrated him
self at the Emperor's feck Send me
to siberia, SIRE he said; force me to
become n soldier; only do not compel
me- to Rad that poem.
oh sir. you are cruel tn refu-e me
the pleasure. but you will not he So IN
gallant as to refuse the Empress the
p~leasure vi hearing yonr Verses. and she
sill &k you herself"
And the Empress asked him
When he had finished shr said: 81
do not think he viii Writ my NOR
vefsss about us again He n@si not &c
70 Siberia Jus; vet Studios IA Ensssa-
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HUMOROUS.

DO I believe there's .iyn 3 thing
- q haunted bou.ef' asked FnSg
THAT depends upon how Tooi-lopkn a.
the gin Is who lives In a. bossos
1raassvfpL
why l. II called III. honeymoon
asks NJ exchange. Honey. t~-csu.e IL
IL full IL cells. aui moon. bersus- a
comes high" Throw another Que At
u~ iestcrs Sfptesmas.
n takes hut thirteen m mute. tn lssf
On elephant On = train. while IL ,aI"s
invent, for any .1~t 81 woman la bbi
her iricRis good-by and los th. cheek
Tor her trunk Troy Fr.sA
-.Judye Hos dd you eoma ~
these ,ishF" Prisoner Il booklet
them" judge "Wha, have yOu q,
say. Mr.. onir~rs'' Poll snnEn lilo
tell. tho truth. your honor b. q Il k,oh
en- and ] saw H. Judge Thea any
do you hiring h'un here Discharged
Next ease "--Bestos BsaeSa
They w~rg engaged She was w.ii
aware Of hia proximity. bat With as
-un,cd uncon' e,sasness she turned her
back o. HIM H. approached nf..ss-
Is-sly anil kissed her GA sbs
screamed. with srigned surprise f.n
arc n regular slresr.c haifeVy' 'Ses.
be repli~si. ''and you know exactly how
tp stand se - nDs Ia mass ID. shock
L0asu C'ftssn,
Jim McSaif-r." saii Eafyesss.
.~hool teacher II the worst NV 10
s-booI -'you have hecn behaving yss'r-
SET m,sh ~or~s han usual fox Tie past
few days.. Il know IL. bat ~. ct q.
bad. responded The 10y Way
have yoa Ia b. hsy. ~orsc hari q mai
-~.flr.aas, fh~ raumtss are gosng ia.
and I .s.s Ia make up fpr tho
iiuic I ana sosDg "a iose when I esi b
n --Tessa sGf4a1s.
A rural g-siienssn. who hsd nsy.r
seen 3 furnace. while In = ssossisi
stDre stood .sGe tins over the ho.-ass
lie finally remarked "a his
SITE We Ls;tss 20 home az oree 1
IN nk I ara going "a hsss a fever ftei
rae bos AR running up INV s~g. Hs
IN. . twin 6oxssS Ia ~ C~osD~esiru:
xsspsa stsp a., DOVE to wAfna h<r feet
sYasn~s skr iryn .afs After sieisv
her. swensy minutes sbe rvsn afk~<t: II
a~ssr did like tn kissl of stoves.
Iho~r gas burners dat bs~1ys
cist<.
-r@ t.e ] fooled ~ wfse the srse
3sy u Apri.@ sssi one Essn 10 sasssA~r
Ik~ o<t~r morsiaS 'fiss DID yos fs1l
mr. why. I ssfs ssrn~ 9; diaaas-
sse 80 prrsssd~d - IN - mad a. -,
fieksss abouf sosaesksn9. ssd vhsn Ao
ssk~a =. vhsa 49, the matter I nps~<i
Md asSsssd srosnd and nld k~s Il sas
1900 - k-r buxsssat and thai n al.
6ds's ks~p kss msuih shus I'd 49, her
And. yin ysa hsSssve a. ft~sl~sa
- kadiv. prsssedss 70 b~ ssgry.
~ sAe ksas~xd ID snd inark~l no
iS~n with 9 AIo~4~-D<frs1 Grss
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
KlNShiP.

lam Of royal kin. All lovely things
That wear bright charms 70 Siorify me
earth.
All birds. sweet voices floating on feet wings.
All no.eu. ell streams. are bound to me by
The hand OF one great Maker formed us all;
The thought steals on me when ! walk alone.
when tfmid forest hareA. - white ss mist,
With friendly ferns. BY shadows wooed and
And. overhead, treos frinsed with sunset gold
Sing breezy songs with Ieafy tongues untold.
I hear the brook that bsbbies all Il thinks:
I see the thrush dit by on russet wings;
I hear the liquid notes Of bObOltnks:
I hear the tiny cricket where he sin&s-
And a. I look, I feet the truth anew.
That He who made these was my Maker, too.
The drowsy Wild bee. luiled TO h0neyed sleep,
Where fairy breezes rock the grading
The c.iarsct that thunders from the steep.
The clouds. that. In their rosy babyhood.
Like angels iioat through dawn's hushed coll
tude-
These are my kin. Ny frame Vas modelled not
" kfnglier things than that which served
lis true, have Q mind q soul. q thought:
But who shall say but hat you blossom
wears
Within it's leaves q dcsth:es - soul unknown.
That wOryhips God immortal as mans own!
The daisy white-that modest quaker-bloom
She is my little comfort. In my gloom
Her tender SMILES have oft my sorrow
healed:
] love her with my soul, and every spring
! bless her for her gentle Dl0se0Ining.
The meadow blossoms are my kindred. too
The violet. the blue marguerite.
The thoughtful pansics. wet with gIistening
The bIushing wiId-rose. ~rubyeycd n
And every tender flower that brings It's calm
To add to natures breast another charm.
They know ] am their kinsman poor. for when
Ny weary spirit leads me TO the wood.
They smile upon me. ah. no kind! and then.
With loving breath. profess their sisterhOOd:
And when my soul Ii weighed down with It's
dust
Then bid me trust our Father as they trust.
But hush! Dost hear yon pla:ntive blue.
Fall like an angels whisper on the arr
Dear bird. his peace ID not SO far remote
From this poor song ] sing away from care
He Is a brother Of a hope Of mine.
His wings. like flakes Of sky, SO soft, so blue.
His breath puIsatinx with its tender voice.
Ills eyes, ~ bright - cOlOred dew,
They make INC for his little life rejoice.
A. nils me with O peace TO know that he
Was made by that same Father who made inc.
All praise to Gods kind ercatncssI All that
lives
Thrives from the constant breathing of His
love!
Each Joy that unto day its beauty gives.
Source OF its being finds with Him above!
And He who made mans soul. with that same
hand
Formed zach green blade that springs to cheer
the land.
Yea. all We lives Of earth. He made us. We
Are men. and birds. and streams, and trees,
and flowers,
To be on earth His children, and to he
His children still where Heavens bright
Kingdom towers:
For ] believe not cen q flower dies
nut Ndds its risen angel to the skiesi
Ernest ". SlMyfieG. in YOmth's Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
IL
The Dagger 81 . pressstnSe Asss"e~ IN
the Price Of 6ssp~ rreds~aa

The Dagger sf . ASsase~ IN
the Price of sssp~ rredssas
Are not American. tOo msrcurisl IN
their temperament We a~iscoan;
rumors of war with n much apparent
confidence n reliable evidences Il =
short crop. T. ougb; 10 be esiLeni Il
we get up = corrprr ON wheat or ether
grain. and push the priee up too higs.
We proven; expostaiSon-fh The very bssss
Of the re. P4 haps ne have not suf-
cseutiy considered ih. fact that Earnp~'s
supply /. mostly already lad In -
harvest ame-~peeiAlIy a harvest
time and. with our very tasg~ surplus.
hos IL IL 70 b held NJ . very higa rate
TIL the ps~r baF.css is d~srmineds
In the event Of uar oaiy knssSs's
surplus 10 e~s on. That - oaly . drop
b the bpskes 70 our s1plus. and wil
hardly b. f<AL Englafst. on . pSsrh.
could ~ Soox 10 harvest without cay
new shpmsni. from In country. Yes.
IL prscus xse not too sodd~n.y pash~a.
The demand would iibriy tsconzs hSssk
\ . reasonable S5sssoeL u h poa
reasonable TO supposs ;hss Enxissi VII
bur eng wheat here 80 dollar sit.oos
Knowing sss real prospect u he fusass
haresA go close Al hand
BUD BE- us look - sb~ prspss< 70 90
sn~nfs. the prudss-rs We sr happy
~ ssy thai thar ps~eni prs~Y~c q NOT
- dosS;.ui E.C push sp Ut ne
What MARKET y The grzis gsmk<~s
mans the ur.ses incr.a~- Il aoney u
Ne fannrrs' p<<k~s. IL MI take sh-
Sh~st ons Of sb-fr hznds and tvsf 70
upps Ii. spectators Well 90 ~ no
fexi . eonsamng anxiety On The spsro-
,aturs' accom-. and possibly The vhsss
f-rpsr may - 90 much sk-ai; bus III
tAinSs ara ssspes up - is- ~ni and
,oor -ekie~s pash - prses- MAJ 49,
us . mAskes for - mach Shxsk-
Hnn~d1ss Gx.<fs<
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

An esaDanleaESooo for III papeP
snculd y sese.Ieatsl y tAs name o. u
- % evidence Of GOOD faith on the part of
The writer. Write only ON ono stde Of the 20
per. Be particularly careful In giving nance
and dates 20 have the lOtters and Agures
0lain end distinct
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
Extent Of the British Empire.

The British Empire cosss> nearly .
sixth Of the land surface of the earth
The entire surface Of the globe 10 esti-
uai-i at Ie7. 10000 square miles. Of
which . little mr than \ quarter. or
si.laO.oso squane mile>. are land. and
Tie total cx,eut Of the British Empire =
s 80. I'll squ.rs nike. which may ~
tabulafed thus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
The New York Tr8ssse say,

The New York Tr8ssse =
The name Of the Rev. DE. Leroy
Sund~s.ard. wbo died recently ~ Hyde
Park near Boseoa. aged eighsy-tvo
years. = unfamiliar % maay Of tAs
present g~rnesasioa- Buf forty years
ago he was one Il tie bsf-koown
writers ana toeeugeu g ~ d.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

The PoYiission Il thAs enorrncs-s 80
p:fe l. estimated q: Sin.-SU9 souls.
and vrl usx il said TO be - pouG
which hss dotted the surface of tho whole
yiots wah her possessions and military
posaA Whose 6orninx druD-bea. toi.
loving the sun add keeping COMPANY
wiah the hour. circies The earth With
enc continuous and unbrokca strain ol
the marital .irs OF Engiand"-LesdSs
TT1<a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

The ofsensr easpsss 80 sAskss iAs
longer TRY vssG Ths dks tAas col
lsess usdeT ths0 Usds ON Ne thrssdA
DO soe sweep esrpses ofseoez than 10
n~res~asy. u hroo0 wsass tAsD very
Dseh- WAss . esspse = isdrd. ssSusg
aais ard vsses VII oAa rrSors -
HiRAeDsas q ~ eo,oE-E y. TbS1ss<-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03

-Easiy iamhs sse esasi6rrsa y Daav
sheep ~ the onse Yso4eahos so1see 9
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