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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06
Hints to Gi,ls.

The girls who have poured over the
pages of the little book called DON'T
are now invited by an exchange to
accept advice in regard to things that
they should do.
Do be natural;a a poor diamond is
better than good imitation.
Do try to be accurate, not only for
your own sake, but for the sake of
your sex. The incapacity of the te-
male mind for accuracy isa standard
argument against The equality of the
sexes.
Do be exact in money matters every
debt you incur means lossto some one,
probably by some one less able than
you 10 bear it.
Do answer your letters soon after
they are received and dotry to reply to
them with some relation to their con
tents: rambling, Ill considered letter
is satire upon your education.
Do, when you talk, keep your hands
STILL
Do observe; the faculty of observa-
tion, we'll cultivated, makes practical
men and women
Do attach as much importance to
your mind as to your body.
Do try and remember where you
put your gloves and card case; keep
the former mended and the latter well
filled.
Do recollect that your health is more
important than your amusement; you
can live without one, but you will die
early without the other.
Do try and be sensible; ii Is not a
particle OF sign of superiority to talk
like fool.
Do put your hairpins in SO that
they will stay; it looks sovenly, to
say the least, to see them hall dropping
out.
Do be ready in time for church; if
you do not respect youself sufficiently
TO be punctual, respect the feelings of
other people.
Do get up III time for breakfast.
Do avoid causes of irritation In your
family circle: do reflect that home is
the place to be agreeable.
DO be reticent; the world at large
has no intesest in any OF your private
affairs.
DO cultivate the habits Of listening
to others; it will make you an invalua-
Bile member of society, to say nothing
OF the advantage it will be to you
when you marry; every man likes to
talk about himself; good listener
makes delightful wife.
Do be contented; "martyrs ar e
detcstable; cheerful and happy
spirit is Infectious; You can carry it
about with you like sunny atmo-
sphere.
DO avoid whispering; it Is As bad as
giggling; both are to be condemned !;
there is no excuse for either one of
them if you have anything 10 say, say
it, il you have not, hold your tongue
altogether, silence is golden.
Do DO truthful do avoid exaggera.
tion; if you mean mile say mile,
not mile and half; if you mean one
say one, not dozen.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06

The above trains arc run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truckce Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Truckee, for all points Eas- and West.
Stage Connections.
Al Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Company's coaches for Aurora, 26 miles;
Bode, 81 miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyyile, IL miles.
At LuninG, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downeyvillc, Grantsviile and
Belmont.
At Candelaria with the stages for Colum-
bus, miles; Silver Peak, Montezuma, Aida
Valley. Cola Mountain. etc.
At Keeler, with stages for Cerro Gordo,
miles; Darwin, % miles. and Pansmint.
II. NJ. YERINGTON, Gen. Supt.
r. J. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
ID. A. BENDER,
General Fl eight and Passenger Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06

The pension must first be found to
be all right by the appropriate evi
dence. which is compared with the
muster rolls and the records in the
war department. 1t goes through =
number OF hands, and, il found all
right, a requsition is made upon the
Treasury for it. This requisition for
its payment must 20 through thirteen
bureaus before it can be paid.
In the first place there must be a
fund appropriated by Congress for the
payment of the class to which it
belongs, and the appropriation must
be available before the rcquisition
will be made. Then il must be drawn
up and signed by the Commissioners of
Pensions. From him it goes to the
Secretary of the Interior, who signs it
and sends it to the Controller Of the
Treasury. The second controller signs
it and sends 1t 10 the third auditor,
who looks 1t over and passes it on to
the warrant division. From there 1t
goes to the register of the treasury,
who in turn examines it and hands it
over to the division of accounts.
If it passes here all right II is then
presented TO the United States Trens-
urer for his signature. Having been
signed 1t goes back TO the division of
accounts to be registered, then to the
register of the treasury for his sigma
ture, and then to the division of ac-
counts for mailing to the depository
of the pension agent who is to pay the
claim, and another note must be sent
informing the agent that the money is
placed to his credit here tor Its pay
ment This Is the modus operandi for
every pension claim that is granted.
whether II be for 500 a week, ms in
the case of The wives of dead Presi-
dents, or 81 month for The end of =
inner
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06
Economy L. Wealth.

A farmer and his wife went into =
dentists.
"how much do you charge for
tilln' teeth ~ asked the farmer.
From So to So"
"An' for pullin'F
Fifty cents.'
Mariar." he said, turning to his
wife, you'd better get it pulled.'-N.
7. Sun.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06

DON'T spend your money for .
motto of "Save My Lambs until you
have cleaned out the back yard and
disinfected the vaults and sewers.
Cholera doesn't care 4 continental for
notices.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06
EGYPTIAN WAR SONG.

Fee 70 fun, a.
smell the blood of nm Englishman;
Dead or alive will have some;
The ornery English son ofa gun. l2)
Then hump, 'Rabs git up and git
For Massowah and lrkowit,
Sinkat, Tom Cat, Taimosit.
Heel it 'Raos, and " Hit the Grit" (0
Berber, Suakrm. Assouan,
We are the dudes of the big soudan
With breeches cut ON the meal-bag plan,
Dalfour, Senaar, Alamazam,
Hoop-la, That's the style (D
High eockalorums of the Nile;
Can we down emf Bet your pile.
And knock 'em silly, l should smile.
"a Pure Gum Arabic.
(2) Common expression among the natives
t3) Hit the grit" means in Arab, to ham
mer the gravel.
"a Slang used by Egyptian seminary girls
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06
The Public Is Invited TO Make the
sazerac their Headqua rters.
NEW AND ELEGANT CLUB ROOMS

The proprietor will endeavor TO sell the
very best OF every article in their line. and
hereby merit Nbera. share Of the public
patronage.
@. A. RICHARDSON
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06
Sc ALED PROPOSALS!

Sc ALED PROPOSALS!
TN, THE NATTER OF ADVERTISING
1 for bids for repairing the bridge over
Walker River, on the Carson and Aurora road
near SweetWater.
In pursuance of an order or the Board of
County Commissioners Of Esmerada County,
State Of Nevada u.ade on the I'd day Of
March, A. D. 1855. that the bridge over
Walker River, on the Carson and Aurors road
near Sweetwater shall be repaired.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Will be received by said Board OF County
Com missioners of Esmeralda County, Nevada,
at the office Of the County Clerk, at haw-
ihorne, In said county, up 10
March 70, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
OF said day, for putting the said bridge in
good repair. Said repairs TO include the put.
ting in OF two new straining beams of good
pine timber, l2y14 inches square, and "a feet
in length, new jack braces or rafters OF same
material, 12S1d inches square, same length as
those now in the bridge; also the repairing OF
u stringer, TO make it strong and safe. AL to
be we'll bolted, and braced, aud finished in 8
substantial. durable and workmanlike man-
uer. Also the lloor of the bridge to be put in
good repair. and to have, when finished, =
raise or Growing of five inches in tho center
The contractor to furnish all new material and
labor In making said repairs.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Proposals to be sealed and directed TO the
County Clerk, at Hawthorne, Nevada, and to
be designated from other communications,
thus: Proposals for Repairing Bridge"
BY order OF the Board of County Com mis-.
sioners OF Esmeralda County, Nevada.
|. n. FARWELL, Clerk.
Hawthorne, March 3. 1885.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-05-06

SuBsoRIBR for the BULLETIN
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04

Conn, Tolsso'. the celebrated E"sV
.i,n novelist. - lcarninG thc sao~~
MAKER. trade. "kssry rss~onabs~
man. h, say. should l.sru . man
ual trade
IN, stnry !. circulated concerning
Mayor Low. o! B-ookiyn. IA; hs -
J..rsz,cly n love With hts wife Ost-
de o; Office hours he !s generally Al
home
-ElIa Whc.ler Wilcox. The p~c..rss.
passes nearly AL her tm' q; ~oss IN
her study, ~hsch "a = snus lfis" sane-
ium ~ IA. top story Of hrr husband Q
k.ui.sm. hoa.e IA Nsrsd"n.
kgrifcrf Fesl
Nilsson /. about - fnss. DER hr>s
professional l,ur IA her native Sscien
.inc- she became = graf slnSr3 SA-'
VA. torn N n WOO ;ehopPcrs hut IN
the forest & We,io. icrty-t~o ycsrs sgh
n y >4s
Mrs \ I S;-~art has = ~sii- of
ech, Rom. n N. Grand lnt"n h"~i-
SNa,oyA A. nu~r ,hr islsc e al
~a,. 81, Tor cskt-en IN her pSissss
dnngroom n anticipation 1T i-~~iei"
ompan -4rHs 4tn.ss
-iiora:o Seymour. n n~~rheld. n
Y. ss N = char that eropg~i IN
Daniel Webster. Iaoa. oa, e . windoS
which VA cnc~ IN l.nrusi Hall and
warm, hi, frsi a; 4 hrr Vl.cc OF hscs
TAKEN from tue hou~c a: John JAY. 81
A.bans.-ia-4 flora
The VI kaip 90 lapaa ENs t%sI"ssj
th- r.tbon of the iAri "a. "a ID w
>,cscus. Mo Tor mAnN wears ~As } RS
Secretary q d. n,,ri >ts,~s i.Estion
an Japan. and af;rfw,rd 49, >-cr'tay
oi tho Japan-.c legation At ash ns-
ton. Orders higher than th~ io~'rth
Gas, Are seldom conferred na log
cssncTs -tAtcdsa I.lc~ ~ ga
1t u ~ iatrTv,isng faci thai many
American tn~n ot letter. arc ut college
graduas. Walt wbtmsu. Whpp.s.
1ru~ord Dc f,li. fafioo. ia, ari
1a,lor. fSsirstou. harl". liu"'Is.
James. Adr,h. IaJhfp. ST, len.
rlaii. ,atir. crawford. tss,.it Glider.
Harm. Carleton. Mar. IVAN >t"d
darii AID Burroughs. q sad. have
gained al their Amos ~igc aaa cu!tur"
ouI,Idv II cole wall y. D. ETS
sst-
The late lr ~Irrn.as l'rm~, ths
vcucrahi~ editor q a." Ns~ l"rA tS-
sert.y. who d'~i recent, - the age Il
seventy thrsr. wAs the fSCs-utFci Ur
scl- oi Frs ytrrsn.m sn IA" intel
State. \ man 81 la mt cuIi In and
pst,. hs 49, n power both n = ~rt~r
and u speaker. anil frman-i IN ta"
nNrnc~' Sth wonderful ucrtI~tsBCc
IL. rel erou. wuIti io~ra vus us - lot
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
AN ABSURD NOTION.
-0eaving NJ the Ffs % the
fnmsr irri,s,ion.

Arong -. i-rorau. in III b matters
here /, = ro.s#n-uo worthy Of Tho
term flea that when iAeoc "a 'guav-
n \: the p; o.! the stomach. some
hing should - eaten for /. - gna~
apon." A. 4 ;hA: something IN ghi - .
Wild animal. gnAw NJ the stomach. n
The absence Il food Il ca Is : scarce
Iy supposAb!e tia. Any o~ne-ouisdc Of
hea;hendom-cM really telcvc such
absurd notions. bat ,hs; they ~l.h -
apologize for their scHsuAl.sm N Ills
way
The supposed ''gnAwing" i simply
an II ,s,loL IN the stomach. caused bs
the Indigestion of the luot. ur o. spice.
AMI other grItantS tbs symptom MT
having the rcuo,ct connection With
hunger. ln-,sai 4 interpreting ~ !
demand .or morc food. al ind cation of
true hunger. u should o. REGARDED A.
a ~Ar1ing against taking sny more
fool, m e. Ieuce II \ diseased >tt'e of
the stomach. one demanding ~at,LGcncs
and r.; II i a call foT help. . r.
mo~us.rancc n>i such cruel treat
meat such constant tolls of the tom
sch, o.. SINAI If distress weakness,
al inability 20 dispose OF ~ contents
/, : highly absurd and cruel. therefore.
TO tax. more fuot. >cus.bly sIing L.
the >uf'eyn.- of the poor stomach. far
more hNr-hly treated than the average
truck horse
We Az told. however. that food AT
isles that -usS4ng. which. II u
nav be rNp's n~i on the supposuun
that The fever ,h'c, 81 the stomach .
al.syei, snip ' - I c cooling elects 81
the food. or thu. lis supply produces
such = cuniu on that the rvulon-
ran are iu-.lcd for ~. time. - r.
appear IN a bort tame. w!th TelpuC. ci
force On The first sjuu. Il :.
plain ths, i irlHs Of cod water would
elect the same. h,y n this adyan'a.,
that II require. no digestion. and.
therefore. vii NOT IN any sense N.
crease III" tolls of this abused orgau
IL l. worthy II remark that thos. who
seek relief n eat NJ admit that the re-
lie! : bat for a short time. returning
" IN It'll .rcater 4 scomiprL The only
sensI lc. human and christ 81 ,ourS
Is - allow the poor. Jaici stomach .
rest. when. in due time. II VIII - attic
To resume IT, duties IL needs ret =.
certainly ~ the muscles and BRAIN. Vet
Il secures Ia; n very Little. from which
fact an alarming simOun IF dSsp"p,s
prevail, IN ihi, country, All Culariy
Ii il pos b.. 10 divert thls stomach
irritation. by counter irritation. ~
by = mustard application :" the outer
surface. over the region oi the stom,ch.
or by applying simply \ cold vet cloth.
thu reducing ,he local he,, and n
ilammation But prevention j. b. ,'cr
and cheaper than cure. The adol on Of
. simple and wholesome diet. properly
chewed. taken IN moderate quantities.
and only NJ proper times. with n
lunches. viii remove all "snaw.ng.'-
Golden Rae.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
NEGOTIATED THE LOAN.
Bright Newspaper Men Usually .1mpeeS

Ii is a lamentable fact that nine out Il
ten really bright newspaper men are In
nine cases out often AWAY impecunious.
This is undoubtedly ow ing TO the effect
Of social con,iviali,y upon their mental
stamina Those who really prrscry.
their mental balance and live within
their incomes are frequently the victim.
Of the conyiyial tastes Of their unfortu-
nate brethren. Amos Cumming, tells
u good story Of q man, now dead and
gone. who was one OF the brightest
night editors in New York.
Il nd Just been paid oil one Satar-
day afternoon. Cummings SAYS. "when
was ordered down to Wall street ~
make a report of some financial u sas-
Ter. As | reached the Tunes corner /
saw an old-timc newspaper fr end ga
ing m%Ournfully jnto the gutter. He
looked As though a. hadn't an ~acquaint-
ance in the world. Attracted BY the
sadness OF his co%un'enancc. | took him
be the arm and laid What's the mat
ter with YOU?
..He replied that = mans troubles
were his own. and tina; he preferred 70
keep his n himself.
II insisted On knowing what allied
him. You look As though YOU were
going To commit suic de- -ald.
We'll, h. replied. Il feel just Ike
it. Nv wife is SEX and | have no
money. My Ian ilord IA. threatened TO
turn me out Of my rooms m Monday
un'eSs | pay him his rent
Il asked him how much he owed fox
rem.
Fifteen dollars be said. John
Reid has Just lent me five dollsrs. and
| want zen more
Il pulled u ten dollars and gave IL
10 HIM. telling him that he need not
trouble himself about paying IL until no
felt Ike il. He took the n with
tears n his eyes. and sad something 70
q broken tOne Il voice. and ] eft him.
After gathering notes IN Wall street
l was returning. when the ame man
caught me b. the arm in froDt Of Nash
X Crook. and insisted upou INV taking
. drink with him. He was alresdy
NOR tAsn half full Believing n. b-s'
Way to Get nd II him was 10 60 TO the
ba-. | accepted his inv:ai o ] sa1
that ! ha been soil ard felt soTe1ha'
nettied. took fo.iy-cen; drink. an
as he picked up hi, check | could 10
RESTRAIN myself from aking HIM
'Wh@re did YOU 20; your mpHey'
He smiled and replied; struck :
sucker about an hour sgo for ten do!
lar ". J. yo.rrGliyL
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
NATION.
Some Description Of tho Process 81 oein
eratiou-A New York CrsmAtory.

Meeting The Rev. j. D. Bcnglcss.
President Of the United States Crcma
ton Company. the other day. | asked
him what progress, that concern VA
making.
I'VE have met with considerable de-
lay on accpunt 81 the falling Of the IN.
finished walls of our c~rcna,or.um dur.
ing y violent storm las; winter he
said, but We are going on cur
build n j. near the Mount oliyct Gene
tcry, in the Out-k IT, Of BROOKLYN.
When finished. 4 viii b. a handsome
two story marble structure IN" front
part Will contain The Office. etc. \
funeral party will pass through ~ ,
lar. hall or chapel IN the rear. WHERE
the coffin will be placed IN a csta'sl4u"
and funeral -eTvlCcs VIII b. held
" hilC tie company are IN the chap !
and the scrv CO., going on. IL" coffin
will bc no sclr-sly and out II SIGH; low
cred through the loor .nto The base
ment and ncin"rLtci'
Whist l. the process, OF i~ncin"ra-
ton inquired
The body l. wrapped in = linen
cloth coated with alum. laid on = slab
OF sOap>tonc. and showed INTO \ rotor;
Of tre-clay. No ire comes IN contact
with the BODY at all. The rotor J.
heated - shout three thousand degree.
ami reduces the boiy " ashes without
flame or burning
How long does II take
About { irty mnutes 10 ever hun
dred pounds weight 81 the corpse. An
average man Of one hundred and fifty
pounds Is reduced ~ ashes ia about
three quarters OF an hour.
'Wha, becomes Of the linen cloth
20. 1t goes 10 a-he-. too. and mn
giles with those Il the corpse. But u
does not make more than a 'eAsyoonfnl
Of Ashes. snd is no, worth taking into
account The body makes about ;hrce
pounds Of ashes To every one huniret
pounds a weight. The a-hes are n pall
gray in color. dry and light on Guns.
II desired. tn. body could be ~rspced
in asbestos cloth. which would ~ b
reduced TO ashes. thus keept0s the
ashes Of the de,' q tsstxpXH
IAsked Nr. Geugisp Che co~'
OF s-ch a funer.l wo6ibe.Of1~ said II
would be less than II. perhaps ooi,
q third. the Coo d IN oriinar,
funeral H cour0 she cost voult
vary with the amo0 expended on ~
Urn in which the 49, uere deposited
Some people would s.n, The urns a
precious metals - - with g-DA
hut the ma ori,y wSo probably s~iec
3 plain bronye yas.D~e Who ~i-bss
would take The uruD - " with than
70 keep in their 800 Blu, The gse
eral rule ~oulI . have them NJ
rangei ia inches & - shelves aao:
the ~s!l- 81 mortos chspela kSci
would bear An sPi0n o: eoA,s--S
J.. Or. Ftht-'gt patch
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
HUMOROUS.

st LOUIS husband never be-, their
wives eaT. 1; ~ou~t ub- trn mu-h
lunbr The author 10 the foregoing
RESIDES n ,hicaso Ihe hIRohs..
Fate n ,hc DaIr manl
Tn. bslf, Bs.i y-s. vel, ~ aeI ~ gal.
AMI. p~"at.ps. "a" rAu-d q" rHHtt.r
Wish. yDu brute, you -p4I turn 9" nais.+
And 90" ANNA tsFn"i g. tHui boz
Oh wa q l. or Wa IL you2' asIs
tn golden IA resi Ip"t. NoTA Perm 10
Nora wrA refrain from m,A N a uoiss.
perhaps hct~ccn NJ ~. can sh1y" i IN
- TIA" proof ~reasi-r -HrFiio hFifs.s.
Passenger CAPITA u. how far are
w. from lsnd'' Captain About t~p
miles" Passenger BIT ! eau 80.
IL In What direction .sIt>' captain
-"S,rai.ht dD~n. sir HlrpcfsE 10
Ia.
A NV company 1. being startci n
Boston. emitted The American ,i,a m
Towel Company - The printing otic.'
towel needs no, the AID Of = company.
IL can stand Non". Nafcrbsrv Ansrt-
cda.
A NFhrr ns4"rts thai unless = By
has some natural ability n",hasg 50.
max. h IN mart such an as~.tinn 10
an uucallr,l for sspsr-ivn %sfon tb.
power. IL the mus ard .ias,ss add
irank trap -i0~eN Cs1lssn.
SOME tour,,. 10 Me Alps >.isi
some shepherds whom ,h.y m.s a.G .
hut Can ~ stOy IN his hut ovsg
nigti' "~CenSfoIy." va sh. rvpiy.
"bu, you mssD 10 IL by day ems. 80
- sleep u Z. ~0urNolvsa 81 Usghl-
7sIns SyIsey.
-blkios. vhos~ language u Sov~y.
called - vi1e - Daisy dming her
.n,ags.nsss; during the Ass~y Dooa.
he called hsr - pink" ssd noe
Ubsn she meets him With spiltns pan.
too O'Clock Ia ~ morning. he Gale
Ssr 80 night blooming ssrs~ .AI
oags Rs0Sser.
-"Ar~ you sosd a SrScsaa
vas~f" ask~i . Goshssn gir - .
hrooklys lady. vkos~ hosessd's v mp~
, like mdsummes weash~v-kos eaoagh
% light eas with Il c~a's say thss I
Ia" ~ r-ph~d. y h~s eyes snspp~A
Il Sc TO msch a hssy family iss a.
kome"-E y. so4rNs
Ia . e~lerxyman's so>. nos . sAes-
sand miles fru0 Chssgs> shs1 oes
~ . bright listl~ sA~rseysss cd ADy.
sxveo lovely ltue kAens bad kSrn bsrn
The night h<ioe.. The ssss .ossssg
the deer cd m'si-ass - De Rs,cs sad:
% Lord eossecrs0. 30 Pray Ts~s. ~
rspAss - bvfoeo ~. AID ssespe 90
thsaks 81 The NV hbs-in4s - ~ Pasa
nieAt Am0." IL lats~ Silss -
nsdiasejy renrnodud: '>evso ~ sAp0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
san Francisco j. situated a: the

San FRANCISCO J. situated a. th'
north end of . peninsula. thIrt. n .
long and siI miles wide. which s@Va.
rate San Francisco Bay from the r.
cihr Oc. an The civ stands n fhs
"a>, >!ppe. and :. IN" ace Il higa "a
Forty wears So the -ea cane Eea =
the .Os of iae hills AL saTs rol" -
anchor in the hay. With a rOT 4.
" and cCye-c! with cosby bald ~.
There : bit one road ,eating from he
city over the blGfIs 10 the man land
TIE city cover. aboG; twenty s!gare
miles CasrGl1 Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04

"Drn';yon rs<nsasb~r ns
"C,s's sAs ;sss ! srss sas ycs ~
fore"
-Doa't yoa r~n~nh>r Iiss ssnsy
EAmbry. Who ussd % s,r.l yoss resrAaD
and t<~.k yoar sssdosA ,ssasy ysass
sgo. right here 10 Ars,is
WHY. certainly. ! s~rere~s yos
Gov very rel boz goa as~a 10 sse-s
ny peaches. asd doaE roc Erfnsnnc<
hos I esagss you fass n voc xs.s Ess.
ting ovss ;As seaes ose dsy. aed bow
sasned your hs,'s hide soe yoa
"Yoa b~s goa DID Al. skoss Aapsy
days ~ ssr9 zone asaaa"-sEs4
sVsh@
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
FOR OUR YOUNG leaders,.
HAPPY AS a KING.

sTa Es. TO know ~hy : .hog.a fro.B.
~aux sLsu he4Tta-. -v-
- think - tH~ to Rs Ia:
I4yrk - fl' e. ear. ur'.aG."t : e
IhKrE 20 -" bruoA That ~ ps.. ~.
And. hArPy . 4 -!ns-
On. Ea.-
Shistls AMI / sn1
I'D ike to know ~hy I should NOPE
Sang .gnuy hearted Joe.
"The flower are IA .!uz = isY sCcg:
The cricket ca RS rs ;ugrry suIs.
iry Their plan han suEat gee -rOpS.
And, hAppy -. a slrS-
oh. no.
whistle AID | sing
I'D Ike to know shy I should -eep,
sang sunny hearted lDe
~The COON e-- GzE ulI "uJ a .F:
The "a niest weather soon - past:
Whale. or the trouble. O cr IRE cast.
still, hspp,
oh Go-
I'll WHIST AID | !! sns"
know Of ON I'd IKE .. sce
Take pattern after joe
Sigh-. tear and fTU~E- d.. a.l.r 90 SeAI
IN. daily burden ~ ou- car
wise Joe IL" To- 81 iI'e Ia -hArc.
And. hsppy y, k.I-,
To vhlsIi- ard u Sns
-LcDTg, C.-I.T. az tim D-rua-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
Faith IN sre recognized bv II.

Path cures sre recognized b. to
LONDON Las. =. which ,.vs ;hr.e J. ~
question that they A. wrought Ter
i no miracle n faith heal NJ bgi !
would be 4 mi-sce Z Is th heal n id
not occur under favorable coniii0n.
The mistake tia: las BEEN male !, n
proclaminG fAih cures - . re %
function.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-04
REMARKABLE PARROT.
roe Accoans OF . Wonderfully IntsIii-
gent bird.

The following account SAYS the New
York O5ssrrer. Of ~ inielliren, speak
ing bird. which seemed alnaos, 20 have
been endowed with reason. wAs sent 10
Ms By s. lady. one of our subscr bers'
Since receiving it We have made further
inquiry. and have the following as,ur-
aAee from The writer. The accoun: IS