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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02
BradfieId 5 Female Regulator,

and although he stated that he knew of sim
liar case being cured by it, and endorsed it
himself, was SO discouraged did not believe
it would do her any good; but as last resort
l bought Il large bottle of it, and She began
taking it, and from the very first a marked
change took place. She begun to improve
rapidly, her appetite returned, her whole sys-
tenn was quilt up, and to-day she is as well
and sound as ever in her life. and am under
lifelong obligations TO you and your remedy,
for it undoubtedly saved her life and he adj
ded. Il wish every lady in the world so af-
fficted would try it, as I know it viii cure
them.
WE CLAIM AND CAN PROVE BEYOND A DOUBT.
BY the highest and most uodOubted testi-
That this Remedy will cure all womb troubles
That this Remedy will cure leucorrh@ or
whites,
That this Remedy wiz restore the menstrual
functions.
That this Remedy will stop excessive monthly
flow.
That thisReme,ly will relieve painful menstru-
alton.
That this Remedy Will build up the system as
tonic.
That this RemedywiI cure all female dtsor-
CHANGE or LIFE"
If taken during this period, so critical, it
stands without rival,
Send for our treatise on Women. Mailed
free TO any address.
THE BRApFIELD REGULATOR Co,
Atlanta Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

An Independent Newspaper of Dem
ocratic Principles. but not Controlled by
any Set of Politicians or Manipulators ,
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News Of the Day in the most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sible Promptness Accuracy and Impair
TALLY; and to the Promotion Of Demo
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs o.
Government Society and Industry.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

William Putnam Endieott. father CT
the Secretary of War. lives, at the age
of 50, in Salem. Mass, stia hale and
hearty from following the formula of no
spectaeles, some tobacco and other things
within reasonable bounds.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02
Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West
Railway.
GEM CITY" ROUTE
THE ONLY ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN
JACKSONVILLE & PALATKA. THREE
HOURS THE QUICKEST TO
JACKSONVILLE.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
EnEs-. SAITH

The Sunday train leaves PaIatka at s:5
a. NJ for st. Augustine and Jacksonville Re-
turning leave Jacksonville at 430 p. m. St
Augustine 4:39 p N.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

Sir julius BENEDICT, the eminent COM
poser and writer on musical subjects, is
seriously.i i'll with bronchitis. As he is 81
years old his condition causes alarm
among his friends
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

Senator Eyarts is one Of the leaders of
Ne American bar, and his professional
come is said to be over SIS, 600 year.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

The I2:16 p. N. train from Palatka and Ids D.
m train from Jacksonville make connection
at Palatka with the Florida Southern R'y. 10
and from Gainesville, 0caIa. Ieesburg and in
ternediate points
A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves PaIatka dali
" except Sunday at 8 Sc d. m. for Washington
without change. Reservation and through
tickets On sale ticket office in Palatka station
". r. MORAN.
SuTt.
March 9th. 1855.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02
JAS. F. JACKSON. W. JACKSON.
BUILDERS MILL.
] JACKSON & JACKSON,
Late of Philadelphia, Pennq
Carpenters, Contractors, Builders,

C ntracts taken for the largest to the small
est brick and frame buildings. Door and
win dow frames for brick or frame buildings
made 10 order. Mouldings. sawed and turned
la listers kept on hand. Scroll saving and
turning to order. Mill, Orange Street, near
FC urth p, latka, Florida.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

Rates, By 8Eau, Postpaid
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02
ST. AUGUSTINE.

The St Johns Railway makes direct e
nection at West Toeoi. TO and from
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

THESE YACHTS are in frst-class order, of
i fast speed, and aIe in charge Of careful
and competent crews.
ROW BOATS.
New Boats for hire at all hours. with good
oarsmGn. when desired. Boats on hand 10 suit
tne.idlGE Of all, and in numbers t6- supply all
demands. l,
FERRY BOAT.
Leaves Lucas dock every thirty minutes
for groves on opposite side of river. Trips
made quickly and safely.
J. E. LUCAS,
Foot of Water Street near
j., T. & K. w. L. r. Depot.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-02

March 9th. 1855.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04

e,aiir. or gran n any form lou
nut; bath. n IN. So, four times da'IS
FIR * week. aui Vet You wi! dit II
YOU DO no. take nv ~-omnolcnc" pow
der and compound elixir # rcpos-
hourly. II Won follow directions.
warrant you- comp'e e recovery.
..But. doctor. | have no "a In VII n
70 ba,hc.' | sad replied / haze
never owaed a - IN AL mr. life.
.-Oiev ihc i rect on, or take ih' con-
~sgueurr-. ne haug tly revil"'. -
reviewed from hi. hand, ; box OF >"ul-
nci-ac- pow Ter, and \ bottle III -i'Vr
Of r.po-s. and after | had paid hm l
dollar for the mel Z ne amt been rrhhed
of mae dollar. by him. l came hcrh-.
Tha, pap would eat ANYTHING. 20 | ave
him = large do.c Of ,ouiuo~rnce powders
and :niuc.j him 10 lap = h,,!c Of lac
elixir. Tha, nigh, l -lept long ami
swcetly. and | have had no trouble
since. / have a.in b"-In growing
~corpulent and happy. The Other dAy |
me, ih. eninent p !-ician. and ne re-
marked:
..Why. >is. how well YOU look"
Il feel very much T. i;"r.'l r,ple 81
.'Ah the powders AMI ehNir. sr. did
!, for YOU. lhev did d, for Won. III.
Indeed thy ID replied
81 knew Is | knew ~ be crat.
rubbing his hands together. Il want
a testimonial from you, slr. Your cure
Is remarkable. Here. >ir. - pen. nix
and paper please write me . test
monal "a, lows and wrote "a tot
lows
This i, To certify. that aftera month
Of uninterrupted in>omn =. | am now
fuilv restored 10 heath and enjoy he
w .,e>l ami most refreshing -le-p, and
thai, all Ia : is do. 70 DIR. iipgarsie's
somno,ent powders and ELIXIR OF To-
p.-r. one dose If which elected a Per
m4neni cure. \. 3 The dose was
Gwen my n~righbOr- dog. viii h h,|
not Zen able 20 howl since. AMI |
cheerful, recommend the doctor a. All
whose NJ ghbor, kr'p how. n pups
| : 1n"d my name AMI pa>>ei i over tn
tn doctor, who read 1t and "hc,rfully
kicked me out of his Office bat ! am
well again aud DO not arr for tho
kicking -B!J0Hin Jt0E IhrO"yi -Nn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
INSOMNIA.
A riitor'. Experience with The Di,-
trcSsir. Complaint.

Al SIttcTs experience WIN III
tres~ir= Comr''in'.
Gentle rea Ter. dill yoU Ger realize in
tho till watches Of the nigh. tina. you
n. a victim OF dreai Insomnia? Did
YOU ever nav. i 50 5aily that you could
no. sleep FOR lyin- AWAKE
One night aboIt I moth snce Hay
awak" Is ca:ng u 'hc yeow! of my
neighbours orphan pup. II was forts
simo. ~; never s:c~ratp. and consisted
of one strain and rcp>a; indefinitely.
On the following MIC ( | hal an ex
perience Of very much the same char
acter. ani every night since then has
found ne drinking III the pathetic SEN
,im.nt expressed by that wall n rvp.
when | should haze been asleep. The
plainti,e cry in tn night has been ever
pre-cn. with M. al! | have listened
and admired wael Sholit have been
in q stat Of Tcnosr.
Working nineteen hours = dA and
listening Ia tn plain. Il a yelliw bull
Dun m. other fiye as no; agreed with
me. II the pup hal te'n at other
color than %vc'lo..l might have es
caped bu, even IA tie sound Of his
&c ne courlay;on stood oct in bold
r.i;ef No ma aau enioy life aad iilergy
in al no v.l,n-p. f~nlIres. >, putin,
in his Am" 4: ,iti-- he soco- 81 ayel-
low dog. and l began wasting a~ay
and repihiuL a. II were ! synpa'
I thizad with ire ~onr dog aHilongei r.
be able 20 We've him OF as troubles
anu -, y = or,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
CATTLE FARMING.
4 Fsessr 10 Improved agvis.ituvs-sSms
snSxe~tiops-

SnSx~SsopS
ore a our llliuos coPyesponirnts
cal.- attention 20 ths steadily changing
profits of cattle farm n. :hc margin b.
com n I~ss AMI les both fot b-rf sRi
dairy products. sai ne thinks mere Coz
slev.i.oa mI,i b. = ven 20 What ~
calls the intircct Income from CA'UJ
isrm.u. improvement, Of the farm
The ha, usually t~ru. ;h~ cot
Of --ow ug a1l iaii.a n the r,;t'c auf
the marAci IT ~. OF TIE Co~t & ~ y
M an labor expended uYon IN. u -
COW, and the market va,u" ~ her yvv~l-
uci. no % hing msi- of the re-
turn ut cattle "A. mag m manur'.
lie might have sal - { a. opiy =
fyw year .sCe ;.- uanurc ~as CON T.
ere I u~E;-succ n cluss .0rucc If I =
ia,og Required =" c,i 0; out n, the =
i: j. We! O. ~ farmer, t--u 20 IhirA I
tie n dental ,omrca.s - II CT
su- anlry- Lv-- port On. at ihr. =
e~As.7i ~ pruil'c pa, a. c!oIs 4
aara. an ! this cTva4 Esi - - aha
douei Tor otn wears. nd mor, -scvS
Va. Kept Instead. Ia, "a, ihr c.s-r.
N SOM. lar ltr-. Of n,roia o. the
thew Nm ndu,'r, a., iarIng. 40 .r.r
rs s-ar~ these jsJ,t, x~rc -
successful N the 4" sst Cvvs, tSc~,
snt IAN farm "a must 20 TO n r.
they ~. = ,uuUvn.1t ~ I each ufh.r.
Ihl~ indirect nsomc icuw ,Nif,r .
Just What The ErAn farmer, n i
mo-i Car'flily study Is :r'V = sru4-
prrhyui a. The ~uall - uU,, ic; -
re,,n-.ict - lower pre-. for cath = an,I
dairy products
The Fu-l o farmer sink Am,- (
W! compensated N i,y+a- co de- :
lie can 20, The manure ior h, aI-r 4
h. cattle tIiy p.y Tor Al 4, =, ,.u
sumo. e knows that the 60 49, 1T -
crops MI h-rr" zap ~at-!a,''rs pr"sL
Ia" Engl n i,cirr'~ cost Of tod -
much h-ncr than IN Nm,r.au & l.
rrs. t. iurmr. feeds iar-.l, " tao
rch olCSA,, imported from ia csIn-
try. which Ia turn greatly tr.rCI tie
manure bat tn. Ann til r tl,-
ten, mostly upon corn W. ca beng
composed - lalgc.N 81 starch aui ata-
~ carbohydrates ! 4 pruriucr st. i..s
hot enrich thc manUr - ma L. lie
-, III. 49,.
60. a.
- -" -. -. -
- - -
-
- ~
-.
-, IS, - 49,.
- .
80 ~
-
- -
-" o''
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
BUDDING.
~usa~ Familiar snd int"rssti"E -"-s~'
ti"ns With h~-p."t q" the fTs~t'""
TySr. y W., -. utr, mppt. which

~ps0~ sutiifsf ~
ton. With n".p."t - the rrs~t""
There are two r. ~uircm"nt- which
MAKE budding ra-y AMI suc~c-si1i aui
Nsy Icrson ms, learn The operation "a
1ae," two .ni -p'n-abI" requirements
are ,hr fty sock firm which lie bark
vii ut or peel quit" iro'l, ani sIib
GENTLY rip"uc' buds II" mn.t adTp
and u~rniauS man "a the world can ~.
make a bud lI,e IN a s'oeA winch e H"t
growing freely. aui from VII ch 'h.
BAY. doe. not freely s"J7rat- Some
year, a.o We "sam ned nurs'rl ru~' a
H.. weeks after tn" young trr" bal
b en- bniieL Most Of ;h" Trees Ahi
taken .uc,cs-fuI.y y few b"r" mi
tiy 70. had three boil. in~.Tt"i. All
these wer. all dead The lara "n 'ae
stock not lifting freely. the builder hsf
~ ,he-. buds 20 make The mai'"y stt".
bu, be DID not al Cscsi under a dr. al
boring baTs- - OPP rarx mu-t w.i"l
the tres, IN but them ~h"n n h"
rght coui'l0r. winch ussslIv sArl~. "a
tine ,h di2sr ~ 4 nds .: fruit or
myn!y tie cherry must |. tudi'd ar@'.
n II ceases TOW NJ n "r "a ths ssa-
son than osn-r tree. A. -Onn .. the
shoot. on tizy sIacss tegn 70 show That
their ,erni.A Bud. axe form n. ard . n,
croxth y -asn c.ass or - SIa" 80
vigorous. 30 time "a ~ D. Loaf. An -"
work can not - done much cor 80. ~
the buds all no: haze suihci> n'ly ~
~ns-i. here SHOULD 10 enolgl I'D
cut of s;a the tvd ~ mrks /; u-S;
hr.nlv. .a! no more Ting a shsr.
knife }. II cOur-e aecssssry. sni 10,
liga,urs nut b. DRAM Iust tgsi
.nogyA TO br NJ q. face q: to in-"r~'
hui ~ clos. c0ntSt sihths s0& -
tie s:oes. lsi nof cutting IN aor bt-s
ing . hny perSon - ia = IA IA 1h'
o. sianlon sens. I'll Anos !s-s -ss
tgt, 10 draw &
~iec... d-p&zai. on the rpsnss .!
Ia bupt. When ,t~y AZ nns !als
nature. ss oi.n SIts the IT,. s-jd"
eheus.. q; - sisi-sRs Z, "a. = -; =
IssY.. into Il. &c -. 80 "a - CO. 3ot
,tieser s.ic- a VOID IN cuihsg con.
from the tree he yar~,. o. ~. ca -
x.sh 20 pFVps~as s~eci thsa~~ 'to !.
which Are The T.r~st ~ Dos: nssiuf~ u
they ave formed = .rI m! tUt. A.
the buds th.y fsrassh - - sahca~o:
Il. matacx 10 8. ;Ae nA ssBi >
ro,f r.asi. ;Eea -. rp-, col AZ I:
!, t- cho-su .r0 IA ;h@ lo~~s bali 81 -
shoot !, os,ea happens hat th- lose
.hoo., OF The tie from .heh ilsy -
: gu; sre I.p@st. HAVING tease: --Sh
? when .ns c.uaL ani upp~. sApot 2r
I'll pu,sing upward
BuiiiDg need 20; - coatnd :
trul- The SAM rrfs rem "a - g
: ply 20 ornamental .rees and shTut~. AZ
the same success xli .;:sa! Tie cfcrs
: tson Il performed with rars,iss a ID
s2me spec,-s. oe bi"esn di-ef'f
0 species which nv rsAry A!-ei-tS.'
. sry E<.s IMAM
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
NOME EAaM Ano GAaosN.
-To,.!s ~. ~.avslushls in . garden
q. in<s~. DESTROYER. AEt have \ m1rkS.

-To.. n. ~.nvslushls in . Esrien
.. in<sc, DESTROYER. Ast haze = marsS:
value n m. mi " p FsT"l<r
DRY Drop CAKE. osc pat ct oar
or tnH rrmils. ;hrcc ecxs. . nall
isa.p,oaful OF ~s-iA. = l.is AL; AL
rye meal 20 make . std esi'"r IT,
aiIssJo.U fa.r~I
II, /. ne, ssn~rNIy saoss ihss ;As
MOUNTS n ssh = iisb'o - ~ a IT 10
,gpl>ir c' bprr-. 'h.r - oec''" n >
breed x p; tor .. insects tAas -
ar = tie a.charl -gra4rs ftrvsu
TURKEY. A. rrrss fora--r~ ri
-. -eihcr their entire fol ir M be
f-ld, dunnS ihc .;muscr ~ The sans
IN dear ~ nsrsl' e E1as.h~T-
psrs. tu-. and Other insects thA. YUvv
81 sc- 'sbLr AMI grain cgois A-raf
Mex lpg1r
Potato Pancake Tee mako NJ
exec cnt .rsYr-vr dp.h 'rste a tos~r
nc iua4 , s~d p"~!,! po's;~A Nj thr
~ =. ~ ihrc. c-kS 4 heap table
spoonful cd: fauy. . IN . = . h.s oD-
f4t u 50. sud .ss,s the sl.iss . tAr'~
egg. b,A.su st3 AL ,~horonghis n
con GRATED sSh shc petA',~s ~ 80
cake, "a hu;grr Al lsHi %,Sieal patio
unit they arc brown b 80 90
WAv = ,u,msx~ |, dole ora sAlaLl
Choose Young t~an.. remoss tho
.,sins.. break n snra !,uS ? vrs All
COX n al; ,sl ~,tcT Male sil
warm cos~r ih-na ~tIa segcss = 81 "l.
vinegar. sa!t me pepper IL surr AL
rrmCnIt-g 3u miViuS .N.ai' he Cd Z saE-
M "A sI-oit'sru toT OIL. = ~ ser
tor sncEnr. n - - man ior salt ant =
na lmNn Tor ~ va I - a. .'Nst
- - ~ much oI ~ yne1 Iet"@
hiIdr
When = ~Va.ust;ush = ito ani
hsrt through tv e "a paint ga 20.
pa, ionic tuuc atur .u = sh1l - IS "a
A-d sct 10 on u-y l.; Z burn 20 =
m mute. until Las. ucR stnetA~r tho
lam. sol NotN thc trsh n a." hn
.,r.. / pl.us E frr~4uvulls - thr BOZ
spirit. Rms" al a., ~ tuis q pea
c,l-. ~tc. n tsrrrat.n~ --so - "a a
mtVturr 81 sweet 81 .ll1s ? pro
. y ,tcn from Jrios had auI pat
awss m = tuN oct of u. duet -!*t
!,.l suI al
-lht msguN.at- - cH,s'isut bre
pound 81 ,lrtauts AMI one i7suft .
rPc nFt.srsr- pres thsou a
So t'ai he rHlP , ire ifuln tAc s~ri.
- ;hi, ali t~' p .uni7 of '~.' rar
r.s seeded '.N.b tao af.is {
ia ar aui ,Il "a, f~rttWlths .risr {
tho cherry r,,i, from " sh 'h- -Ar
has bon r.m,s-l Hul uuiI th. r9f'
become, th..e. S'sTr n rNn~f4.ti At
r suv a., -uu \ table .HiIl
Of p,w!.ry} u.1msn mar ir at !
n son a a." srlp Dts ns .o tpal ~
!. !,t'aYt-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04

WorthIo,, t,oi rb.t,.a Ne rs.uy Msds
~, Valuable.


IT," "a ~" sofa'n Be- uE "s''t ~
cute sxyr ths f"7Iu4.r w4i have uss .,
tb.uk 4 Ib.rt..... and 1r, - 40
d., - .t..
u ~ H'' ~ .'" ''''
or "hat"N'r . u't p" 'ai..I That HAs
not l"cD improved vii .e h see t'.'ut
.m~rr,.ff,.. h. .atur as fst fa.t
t..r. A. th.4.fri- uf 4.r.a sft.s o.y
b..t f,nL c.tt.a.. "a Nrs o.. .4.I
Ia r,, ,r4I4. t.r. I.tr e vf
~nt b uafr..I wa..l De- 'fs us.,.t
,.fu,rl. LAM t.at e.u.d t- .s.4t NO
Any ,r,.f -, atr IS. ...i
.-y. ...t,t.~ ,r.r .r..tu.. ua,-. .
lnnH. ,h,f -, fs.tFI.f n . -
Van. h,y. A. o.. .,.a u-f .p.fal.. -
c.u.. . ra4.h.r
Ni,,v ue.i.s.. or sNsntt ffri
MAJ. ~f.yu-rt. s,r. -, h4.. Ia .br
,r..-.t q fn,- hem au.,r r ,n 4
an A.. ra a....r f.s. us, ta ,~ ,..,
x,t.l ". i., a aa.pI l-at was-s
anne nj. i4. msafsv hss tL -r.v
o., f., I.!f.Irtari .r sh..b ~
,-.aY,m u...4 Fa-l..t h.s mi o,
g, ,l., ,., I..t . h.,. an
bas4t as rF - tFg- .a t.rsrF4. ELr sF....E ..Ht
~. l,. t..t. ...t ID. .
.,.f eft, IN. thata4. 4 J.lia.. ~
A. q. -rsS ,...r, an. a...i a4ts.~
,.,r a.. go s..,rcI~tt a yf..ot,
ux1.r AMI ~.ra .y. to
o.. 4 .i,,nd
I, ma. r.. Al tlaitt j. tr.n.. -.
reclaim .u.a l.uds AMI 4, .tr4. ia,
B, ,..,. .s,.r,h.u- tut mt Of t.~
,.,.e - %. raftf. n urt,.r-ut
,..,,a,..,. IS. -,,.f 70 MAJ. a..
.,,n.ga IL. ha.. fallen uf.I.r .-,r AN
,..r,.f,p g.. ~. tI.f s...y >, NJ.
al ,r.,r .r.ffztl- ,-t.
- 1T a.tt,n 49, Ella, ...n,1
year. 49,. ~ Il ri a nan. Al T.. IL.
-, u.s.r -, a-t ami as gravel IN 81,
ueOg,x ~ s.,ur h.. 1r Ira ast.ut
conn. a.r~t ..fh hit farm Dnl, r~,r-
ton n IA. urnI,s - -.,s1vrrrt ~
fra that be has cuuluusd q, ~
Good uu.It, 81 hay. sci = .saurr.i r.a
go lie oft -. hrI la~a a.. POI a.
msn.. .,sstsi a. t~.I,s ,-r cent
ia rest
TAf4vfk should D. done "a sgn4e
a. s,s. All "a ordsr - z, ihs sst Co.
an.ta i.ons ths o4,.As shs me,sio~ mus.
Sa FftstS fAF +f% III witt "a I'm -
soscrvl bitches - tie. ~ofn~ prsfs1
on. x.Y. m~ the ortsr ~o4ss 49,
ne sr Tbs puffatss Shore tArg Lass
rl.n;y kh~r prpsdssg tsr the df.n-
az the i.ni sheslii r.relse sdr~ss NJ
IL san1 %, gravel ~ 4 a.. cya-
ssn 81; - yui ss,s 30 =; ths ~Aan a
Ina year. sfrAsEe :. 81 g saslT nrss
WINTER p ara a. "a Ash ateBii
Ia ~clea,.i 90 tusi.s. stlrsp-. &c 10
The !ssd D. oi~Ar ,nI H. ~a.ay. =
vii - Let.av - pb~ i but a slfs.@
eAs~. IL mas asss 10 - xrasi-i Ds~r
nth .aliAi-s hos 10 - rstssh a
tIFrsi care mus. - nak~a 20 Pfss~st
The Ere srsm -&nny 49, % |.
-sl ~ gt1sn razc. GAcus.,
!. done - ,L.a. say
SIM prefer u %, Il tnsa
ties Il. aus y~Ar as~r - ..a-i =
h-~,....o asdr..T.. - 20. :. -.
!. - "a
|. p So - -
/. fxQ A~ A,Ir u r.s~ COOL
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04

Barn cats .bouA rarely b. allowed
10 corse 20 he house. and nsssr 'ri
there AL ;hey need . pien,y Of max
Compel usn 10 &c. The .es, OF 'he&f
living. and they all ind u seoG, he
barn, yran.res. er1s .he<k .aa "a As
ee.d..-Troy JsH<a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04

- AM psrso. .nS takes me pspcr rN
his name or whether he is a subsor,ber or not
IL Responsible for the paw.
The courts have decided that refusing 70
take newspapers from the post nc or re
vnms fscis evidence OF IST,HT,0NAL rRaUr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
Destructive AvalancheS.

A statistical memoir lately iSsrei BY
the Italian Government gives some ida
of the great destruction caused snnuaiiy
by a~vs,auches IN the Alpine districts OF
Italy and the Tyrol. In the >ingle dis
trict OF the Val III >uSa two avaianches
fell on January Is; = At levcS. te-
tween Exile, and Sa,hertand. was est!-
mated 81 about o. nre;eTs long and b
deep. and slid down the s.opea stance
of suou, \ Hlome;sr. lts volume Is
suppo,el 10 have been 3so.vO cubic
meters and the weight Of >now compo--
INC il was 5000 sons. IL destroyed IL
houses and killed IS persons The sec
ond avalanche sS January Is fell dear
VenauS was $50 meters long; It's vol
ume was about S,OOa.OOO cubic meters
~uboH nesrly $4,000 tons OF snow
agh the slide extended 4
saly "A hosse
"a ovasaoe6Qw 6R&xssn
was computed 10 coutaii
IAN l,61v tons weigh. O
Aeh more destructive. kill
s,yng Is houses
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
THE OLD RAIL FENCE.

Vim told that foreign tourists without fear OF
consequence,
lightly speak OF one Old IAndmark-of our
ziczag 'aii spiit fence
Y ben talking Of Their travels. They would
nave US understand
Ikey ihoupht little of this treasure held 50
dear in fankcc,snd.
bit the rail fence in its windings hecdcth not
ffe critic. lightly
on liz symmetry. On IL winds 81
Aid capricious oonvoiutions Of the grain in
careless sway
Weave lines of beauty round its form which
no artist can portray.
Oft We fingered in is angles busy with q
hundred Thoughts
\boht It's weather beaten stains of moss. ifs
sh'pgy, Oaken tnDts,
ktosts OF "reminiscences and objects
nntIy seen.
klnging lights and shadows of gray
kshccn.
ontents itself with wreaths
snR sonsplre to hide
ng winter winds
al ,ws with the furi-
4, gaunt mulicins and
p,ac tall,
the old rail fence til it
H,icncd wall
tng, drifting, till fantastic peaks
H"nins forms in grandeur pointing
W ri Ia the skies.
Iu2e exchanging ellis the rambling rails
iufOId.
Ieir great blue Swallowed crcscents white
and dazzling 10 behold.
Tire. preserve this picture. photograph il
On Iuy ia u
4 richest colnr print IL there, cave 10 out.
linc uudctinrdi
'ha; care | what fore gn tourists tell: tbs OF
little
hey can never mar the beauty Of the ziezag
old rail fence!
Wal NJ. Mcconnell. in Current.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

THE very unfortunate rencontre de-
tailed in the dispatches ofyesterday, be-
tween MR.. GILBERT, of the Abilene Re
porter, and Mr.. GIBBS, of the Quill, is
not only to be deplored on account Of
the sad result, but because Of its indi-
eating a state Of feeling between edi-
tors in the same place that should never
exist. There is no more reason for a
disagreement between journalists than
between other men engaged in the same
line of other business pursuits in the
same locality. A light badinage gener-
ally originates the trouble, then severe
retort, one loses his temper and says
something persona land irritating crimi-
nation and recrimination ensue until
broad abuse eliminates in personal en-,
counter. 1t is all wrong. Let everything
be taken in good humor, let nothing Of a
personal nature be said, and above all
when one editor feels afironted let him
ask an explanation in kind aud concil.
liatory manner, when in nine cases out
OF ten better feeling will he re-estab
| lished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23
Matters at Marshall.

MARSHALL April 22.-lSpeclsl.)-
Alex. Bell and another negro had 4
difficulty at u tandango last night, Al
len was shot in the shoulder. The other
fellow escaped.
Az an adjourned meeting OF the coun.
ell last night the new members were
sworn in and took their seats. Tn,
marshal and secretary have not vet
made their bonds,
Trinity Church Circuit, given AZ the
opera last night, was very en-
Joyable affair, and was attended by the
elite OF the city. The ovetturas and
other pieces performed ON the violin
and plano, by ProfS. ScholE aud Matte,
were rendered in artistic style, TO the
great delight OF the audience.
Mrs. Bell Mcleod Smith, as usual on
such occasions, sang sweetly, and was
the recipient OF many handsome. tloral
contributions from the audience In
token of its appreciation OF her. She is
a woman of rare musical powers, and
never tails to please. The Angels ser.
renado solo, with flute accompaniment,
by Mr., Brig Ives aud Mrs. Bell Nc Ieod
smith, WAS admirably rendered, MIR.
ives has lately como rNcng rs. lie is
an accomplished musician, and is quite
au acquisition TO MarShalrs musical SO.
oiety. The concert was grand success
financially and otherwise,