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NEWS NUGGETS.
MINED FROM OUR TEXAS SOIL
BY the Herald's Army OF Special Cor
respondents and Wired In for the
Entertainment aud Instruc-
ton of the Readers of the
North Texas Daily.
DenIson.

DENIsoN, Nov. a. Especial mo
services We're held in the churches on
Thanksgiving day, because the clergy
men wors out Of town.
A few houses, notably Waller 81 Co.,
draped their premises in mourning
for the death Of Viee-p President Hem
bricks.
Postmaster Daugherty gave =
Manufacturing dinner TO the clerks in
the postoElco gno such postal clerks
and route agents as were ia the city.
w. A. Ballow, cook Keeper for A, r,
Collins d 90, Il stepping high to-day,
lts girl sad william Is prouder than
a.girl with her first beau.
The storm last night seriously inter-
ferred with the Episcopal festival as
well as tho masquerade ball at the
rink, neither OF which wss OVERLOOKING
with patrons.
News was received to-day by "A. R.
collins, OF the death IN Boston, Mass
achusetts, OF J.P. Rockwell, formerly
aresident OF this city, and at the time
OF his death president Of the Gaines
vile Town company.
Mrs. TrumbulI, principal of the
Fourth ward school, has been at her
post In the school room several days,
after long eiege with nalarial fever,
James Rlsir, one OF the oldest ON
ployes on the Missouri Pacific railroad,
left this morning tor Hot Springs for
treatment for rheumatism.
The diamond king has departed and
the air is no longer filled with flying
teeth. but the blind man with the OF.
ganette is still with us, and the atmoa-
phere ia thick with "The Sweet, Bye
and Bye.n
The HeraldNews force flied up so
full on chicken tixings on Thursday
that they tGok r rest TO give thanks in
stead OF giving Us paper to-day. The
Evening Journal comes out regularly,
however, turkey or no turkey.
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ms nres are supposed to have orlgi-
ns,ed from trouble with the Indiana.
IL. Wilson resigned his Office OF
county treasurer at the recent msetinS
OF the commissioner court of this
county. Mr., j. A. KENO was an
pointed as his successor by the CONT.
ire appointment gives universal sat-
isfsctiop. s'''
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MARSHALL, Nov. T.-ISpeclsl.l "A.
4. Owens, the engineer who was badly
injured In the wreck Of his engine.
died this morning aud win DO buried
tomorrow morning. lie was ono OF
the oldes. men in ,so employ of tho
Taxss a Pacific railroad. lie leaves
wife snd children and many friends 10
mourn his uptimely death.
stephen Terry, an old end much re-
spectsd citizen, committed suicide az
bis homo near wascombe station yes.
tsrisy morning. No cause Is assigned
A heavy rain fell last NIGHT. making
n cnld and tiissgreesblo this morning.
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Nnyasota.

NAvAsoTA, Nov. T.-lSpecisl.i Tho
unexpected death OF tho vics-presldent
caused shock 10 every one and
marrod tho enjoyment of Thenksuiv-
ing. The day was rainy and gloomy,
bu. moro generally observed than any
similar occasion heretofore.
Rev. u. 4. Snodgrass, @ Baptist
miuister residing here several years,
will lsgyc In the morning with his
family for Victoria, TeSas. Ho Ia held
In high esteem, and We feel assured
will be- cordially received at his new
homo. Our best wishes atterd him
and his eatlmsblo family.
Nearly 1900 balos OF cotton nave
been received here'
Tho weather is cloudy aud cool and
has ID, APPEARANCE oi moro rain,
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Corsicaua.

CoRsIcANA. Nov. 2L-[Speclal.l IAN
enthusiastic railroad meeting was
held tonight at the opera house to
meet the representatives OF tho capt.
talists who are going to furnish tho
means to build the Corsicana e Sabine
Pass railway. Committees were ap-
pointed to work out tue details OF OPP
Grafton, and one especially to go to-
morrow WITH Messrs. Wright and
Hyatt over tina proposed road 10 Fair
field and hero most tho committee OF
Freeston9 county.
The road seems now 10 ne IN as.
suros fact and all necessary preltmt-
naries will bo completed IN u short
time.
A committee was especially APP
pointed 10 prepare asd print M I'D
dresB 10 show the advantages which
will accrue 20 our olty by the Building
OF the read, and that IL be general
distributed smong our citizens.
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Iornview.

III svIEw, Nov, 27.--tSpeclal. bur
glars broke ouou the back door OF the
postoiiieo here lass nigh. and drilled q
hole beside the lock ON tho sale and
another on thesiie of the safe, bus de-
inr 4, no furthar damage. Pulling
Oman the reciatefed letter drawer they
onened III the letters " contained,
only estsiuirg one letter, CONTAINING
hardly $40. From the stamp drawer
thsv at scarce $40 more In stamps.
No cla. ~ the perpetrators. Had ths
s.ta bssu opentd no money would
have boon found, as mono IL left In the
amos over niYht.
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DENTON, Nov. g.--ispoeisl.l Mr.. H.
n. Nav W.. married ysstsrdsr after
noon 10 Miss sac Ivy AZ tue residence y.
of tho BRIDE. asslo, Colonel T. W.
ASpey, by Rev. r. s. BarwsIi; i ,ss
s.rnis toog lao train for New orieshs'
vis pallas and esl gsslon' malta. ,o.
Dr.. G. A. lnabricI went 10 pa''a' w
az; p.,o wave has gone 10 Little
Rock, Arkansas. ,.,,,~ of Honey
f,rovs. srrivei here te.dsy. .,,,s. N.
6hsr,F Mcdonald rees'ssu honssun.
Az 10 jvsrtise and sell tne p""N"p'
ssssk o vi .s;v M services were held a. n ?
~, 1sc y v = ,cSsrcIes .yss!srdsy' Ths
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THE GEN gEAL CITY.
Found In Possession of Horso That
Didn't Belong to Uim-Rcturn Of Nor

round In Possession of 70 Horao That
Didn't Belong to Uim-Rcturn OF Nor
shall Ish.
WACO, Nov. %. - Special Tho
yousg man Walker, whose arrival
hose last nght wss wired THE
HERALD, Ia undoubtedly hor,o
thici, bolng in possession OF
"a marc stolen rem Phillip
Riags, q citizen Of this comfy. IL Is
another matter, however, 10 prove that
no Ia ono OF tho highway rohbsis
wanted Va this county for the robbery
Committed last month. Tho authors
OF tbs exploit were all masked and IL
IL doubtful II tho farmers who wefe
robbau can swear to Wslkor's identity.
lilo utterly denies that no had any psIt
IN that TRANSACTION, but will DO held
tor further investigation,
United States Deputy Marshal Ieh,
who carried 10 eph II. White. thu
BreEilian couuterieitsr, 10 ~. Louis
ivt tfinl there, roi homo to-day. lie
shya thu hfothere, lsnus A. aud Jc-
Eeph H.. mot IN TOO prison at sc.
Louis, bu, did nos speak. Luoius told
the United Sa'sa authorities he GOULD
not bear hi br'tOsr's sight, aud a. his
own Itqtvst was removes TO St.
Chsrlcs, Nisspari. The elder Waite Ia
breaking ia hoAlth. aud may nos sur.
vive TIL hts trial ia March.
Another raw and rainy day, tho
counterpart of yesterday, has pat u
dampsr on husln, ~ of all Kind, eat
ting rsce,p ts Vt cotton down to srnsll
figure 10 day. Prices afe unchanged
from yestsrcay, aud tho total rec pts
"a date arc 4s 800 nsles
Bapiis.s here express general eatls-
faction with the rctiun of tho general
association NJ Dallas with reference %
the cousolida alton Of Waco aad BAYLOR
universities. Waco will certainly
lsake bill Tor the unified institation.
10 the UniisS States district court
to-day Only Amor civil casss were
considered. Ia the State district court
Rsdd'ck Brown was sentenced 10 five
years In the psnitcntiary Tor BURGLARY.
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FINANCIAL


NEW YORK, Nov. .7.--Alo cy On cal.
2Hto Sper cent; prime IN 10 " 10 paper
In demand at ~ toss per otnLi foreign
exchsnSc, dss for 20 days an ,tS ior do.
mand; Total sales OF .tocl- today. iol,2ls
shares.
Railroad bonci closed =. tn following
urler4 bid.
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wicuirA FALLS, Nov. E.-lspecial.l
A heavy rain fell here on Thursdsy
and continued through the night
cross on land leases Of parties from
shs indians In the nation, north Of us,
30 bssu burned By ~ prairie nfes.
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rs q sst Of features ssompl esscs,
The unet ure of sksn that adniifS
y ueino fuee0aie eomp'oxion powdeff
Fairest ~ svms ysH viii asl11rs
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stucAs.
SEw YORK, Nov. 2i.-.si css ciessd a.
the islcwlug prices. btu;
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W axahaCEie,

WAxAHAcHIE, Nov. 27-ISpeeial. l.
Yesterday was wet, gloomy Thanks
giving day, and made doubly gloomy
when the news of Vice. President Hen
bricks death became affirmed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10

Victor Hugo leaves . torfnnr cs:S
mated al sa.ss1.0n
The wsio~ % the lsss President
Bsrrio~ has one Of IN. fa-et ho1sss IN
New York. I, /. on FIFTH avsssss aoa
cost sasD.sa-N. y. saa-
Mrs Rutherford II HAYES ha& at
her own esp-nse. purehassd sni
equipped = house IN = southern city.
where colorrs. gir.s may D taughi sosss'
-cry ice C9erx.sad Lsater.
Miss Edith Wright 81 FhiIsielphis.
ha. bails several rows e cottages TIC
work,ngmaa as foiHi Brrs&e. and -hv
manages hvr owu bss nrSs wlihoai
masculine help Ps!ads sAsa ctiL
Moses Dos. the 'onndrs of the Ug-
r~rfs Kayasase. /. It'll living. tholgh
oh aud very f~ebl-. ~ l. = Eenal
man. but gyva;l, i~ntaiaa'esi vi;A spirit
uai sn. Hardly am % she mater
printed in TIE msgaxine - PAID sor. sni
IL profits n. sad 10 D. $500 a yeas-
-Eosios E.SgeL
-Elihn Il " ashhuirnc. lisml,or Fish.
William ~ Eysrts AMI Jane G. E3tnn
arr tue only lsiur sN-tui;rt a;~s
Secretaries of >as. Mr. frvlu<huy-
-en i the tvst >~cns;aFY % Sale 3 -
has 4 si > ne VII am III >'warI who
passed away a. AuouTn thirteen years
asa Cssea . ~0arsGL
-Whcn ihc 'a;s Mr. lrclin<huys zen
was n VERY youag nan hS bad a. am
b.f.on To become an actor. Rnj. h'ir.
that Ia. hHsr ma t'lcuts
would via him d~i,t,nc,.5a as al ~
roncni of the drama. be broke away
from, all socsal con drrastsas and wAs
Tor a short IN on the ssas~ 5. D.
Herald.
j. r. Carpenter the Enriish .ong-
writer. whose q attn t. ann ,uncs.i 'r1sn
! %onion. was the author & Nv hat Arc
the Wild Waves SAYING wslrly poru-
lar twenty-five var go and no With
admirers aoS. Il w.s i1anisi az
a chapter In Donkey AMI Son ani
brought the Writer considerable usoacy.
-CAscIgo iaSsr OcssA
Prot Dsy, of iaI-. IA speaking If
The work II the r~cvi>ers OF t.e Bale.
concluded. ~rrccniiy said "'fou
can not undcEst nj The imm"nsr rom
IL IL To be relieved after q ipng
Twelve wears at secrccy. irotn thc neccs-
sity of declining To answer tie questions
Of many IT IN, b--t friend "a rcgsri q,
The rendering of particular Pas~agu~'
Hartford iOh
-Coloncl William Kent. 20 Concord.
y. H.. ninety two years OF age. and .
of the late Governor Esiw ard
.enl Of Maine. il of the opn on. sass
he Concord isop.s aad iiilrrof. ,hst ha
= IA. only person now living who
Daniel Webster hrst pahlie ad-
ire.s made in Concord Juiy &. iss.. ut
he Old North Church. thea Tie only
.n town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10
Peace and Happiness.

How different is peace from happi-
ness. Happiness i, the result, Of bar
mony between our wants as creatures
and the world without; peace is the
harmony between us rs spiritual beings
and the Father OF our spirits The n
i, chan.cab.e IS the object or circum-
stance, On which il for the moment re-
lis; the other is a unchangeable a. the
God on whom it ~etsrnally rest We
NAV tlus at once o 'ess real happiness
and real peace. yet either may exist
without the Other. Nay. more, tappi-
ness NAV be destroyed by God in order
tina, the higher blessings OF peace NAV
be possessed but nev will He take
away peace TO give happiness: Happi-
ness wit out peace is temporal. I'eace
along with happiness is eternal.~Dr.
Norman Mcleod.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10
RELIGIOUS READING.
sELF.suFFiciENcv.

see q man. With snffsrfng steps
And words q! bla.pbcmy.
Go frum . wrstched. ruined homo
To deeds Of infAmy.
A man oncc proud I'm treasured wealth,
Once grand in mental power.
Once ioginY. happy IN the home
Which he deserts ms hour.
A man once locked upon by men
As one Ia emulate.
Whose ~irfigence honored social ties
And reached to halls OF state:
And now ] see HIM wander forth
S~cif-cxiiei from IL all.
Ard dow II through deeds of vice and shame
With hca1ioDg haste Ia fall.
see him strike the very depth
~ guilt and misery.
And struggle with that fearful death
Which only ogtca>t> de.
Why. why this wocfu! end q Iile,
Which seemed so well beysns
Why should 80 fairly started rsco
BE with sucn failure run.
This IL the mar who made not Tod
Hts strength" and refuge sure.
Who ia his know !rdgc ard his wealth
Trusted Ia be secure.
The man who said within his heart:
God shall not bt ia God.
] am sufficient In mt self. -
Behold the way lie trOd.
e. ". RersoldA
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HUMOROUS.

A mar N New Mcsic, caugh, IN.
bronchitis riding a pony lie hrst
caughi the hronco -tAica1o tnrrcaf.
What pain. n father more han tho
cry of hi. infant ch.ldp'' asks ON on-.
We don't know unles. 10 j. thr cry of
hi. infant twins -Aorr,stoaea Herald
Go, anything In ; our purse ssks.i
Mr.. Ball 81 his wife. a. they sat down
Ia the street car Yes. dear, lning."
she replied. swee,ly. AMI Mr. liali pail
the fare. -hsreAaa. Irase.-.
at L. really wonderful Ia se- how
well III. men keep step He "'Esh.
that Il nothing When ! wa soliicr
] used to Keep step better than all tho
rest put together. Ia iedrfta.
-"iiun for the doctor. quick lirlp'
help i,o, baby has swallowed anek-
ell" exclaimed Mrs Schaunburg You
make 80 much fuss u. IL u was a twenty
dollar gold piece. he calm. ~I,sbeeoa.'
replied -r.-Ie ras s,fii.9s.
The fol owing passage betwe-n
bench and bar occurred in a reftan
court the other day =, the end of .
heightened wIanglc. Ms Lord; Well.
Mr. -. II sou sio not know hos 90
conduc, yonrself as n gentleman. am
sure cant teach y"u- Counsel;
"'Tbs, is 40. my Lord
The celebrated sgnor. IIowlln.ki
wa. IN the m.slstle of heF @olo H. the
Houston Opera Jio Sc. when little
Johnny tizxIe,pp. referring to the d.
rector If the orchestra. askssi ~ hy
do = that man hii Mt the ~omnu Wis
hts stekf' Ill. 10 not hitting at brr.
keep quiet" We'll. then. aha; do~s
she holier for Ex1hssyr.
The Egg 81 Coianbt,.. Who
was t~olunbnsF ask-d a TEACHER Of
his class. la ono q; the public sehno.s
81 Austin. Columbus an. a bril-"
replied . little gisi The whole els.s
laughed vociierpusly. and the teacher
asked tis~ little gir. aha, sbs meant hy
SUCH n -ills answer. she expsais.d.
shedding hitter tears. that sh. bal real
10 ID. book al an oideT sist-r . p ~.e 20
poetry about the egg 81 Columbus. AMI
ss only b ris lag eggs she ~sapps~s-t
Columbus ~as soms sort of . bard
Teas ssft'1ga
Johnny fwho IL sp~nsi ng IA. sfs~r-
nopn NJ the Smiths My mother sass
she'd like 10 look Ike you. Mr.. sm Ia
Mr.. = fwho ls extremely pis q. bot
no, entirely s~sre Of ij-Ls. ass. my
DEAR j takr thai ~ q compliment.
ipteed. from 50 very pretty . Lady ~
msmms You re 9nits sure n
~As I. Johnny. that shs mssnss
Johnny t~aoc~yfsnx another c%suii~r1
Oh. yes ma sb~ said that q she
could have your b~alth ssd ssrvngss
shs kvI eyed skr a xs ssrf to,k a. you
co-LsSysrs EassZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10
SOMEWHERE.

Somewhere
a. skies are blue and days are always fair:
And birds sing sweetly tn their green retreat
where hsd0vs interiacing on the mOes
Work beauteous pstserns - they twine and
What though the winds Be keen and mountains
when We but SILVER in the v,nury ~
TIT skies are blue and long days sefts ana ialn'
Somewhere,
When summer heats oppress us with their
The fragrant winds are breathing clear and
cool.
Where moss and iic6ens deck the sylvan
And toilers rest contented in the shade.
No desert sands. f~orbidding. barren. bare:
No QuenchIcss thtrsts TO rack the spirit there.
Somewhere.
When we are struggling with our load of care.
And troubles weigh US with their burdens
And life il but q desert bare and brown
The happy peoples live in peaceful joy:
No evil thoughts TO dim with earth's alloy,
Or anguish crouching in It's tiger lair.
But aIi-pervsding peace, complete and fair.
Somewhere.
S~ODeWDeTc
They know not terrOr's grim and stony stare;
Nor gricfs that bow US To the barren earth,
Nor Ills which petrify or stif;e mirfh:
But sweet contentment every day and hour.
And resignation with its priceless dover
or calm enjOyments which no tears may fret,
And memories poisoned by nO vain regret.
Fame stirs no cnvies with its trumpet biarc.
Ambitions hurt not with their work and wear;
But patience governs, and regrets are rare.
Somewhere.
Somewhere
Reposc rests like q presence on the air:
And while we struggle In our constant grief
Or geek I'm troubled things to ind relief
They rest I'm quiet where glad sunbcans play,
Aud gentle spirits guard them night End day.
Thank God that though these chains OF i'll we
wear
And wcaried souls their tribulations bear
We walk I'm faith, and wa { surcease of care
Where sweetest rest rewards each earnest
prayer.
Somewhere.
II. Edgar Zones. In Chicago Inter Ocean,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10

On one oeoasoa . x~nsi~masly- look
ing person ezAhd and expressed . f-.s
thai 10 bad taeI1s-d too kts~rs In
wrong esvesoge.. and thai al kss yru~-
perts IN lie d~p~sd~i ca hi. hs,sx his
letters hack and correcting sh~ IA STAKE.
ssssnseh .. u~y revealed yisns Which
he had Siofs~d "a s~rse too s~D~r-aas.is
hoases IN sa~ Sans lee Of b9.ss.~<
wsose interests eiashed Is ev~xy p-siaa
A smiiss ssuEt~r occurred In = MR.,
:<iscsae sd&sT. when . yosnS LADY, 80
ms.s urxeat IN hays hwr t~ss<gs s~-
snrss-d. ~ sA~ bad sre~rxed skr sresx
Oder os ssarysge. Tee isai p<r<smas~
ter uas unable 20 srxss. h~s <asn<ss en-.
treaties. aod shas pesssnssd . painf,I
catastrophe. Bot . veosr
"a zht h~ vrs1ssa "a ths fossowin< sars-
dat Ayoung bdy vho had ts~n "a
Ea<cd soa prs-p~soas y0aas manufA<r
$50 tntormeI . fe1 day. before ssS
oss the marriage 80 6xesi s0g sass sA~
erm vzs insoiv~nI Ma . nosp~ns ~. IN
b. io<1 aad . <strr vS wrss~u sd
posed bsezkssx lie sngzx~u<n. vh~a
within Two boar II vas discovered
sAss The report sss en:is~iy usfousdeA
Jhe rapport eeos:suess .Ths axExAs~r.
ukh h~r passnss. ushed 10 he e<-s-
o6sce. ard % words Ca ds-rinr Tho
sesss-shs .ppsAls. ths s~ar. sAs wyssg-
fsx a ksnds. he Matted ~snarsas4ss e
- fam0y - have sAs iasnl h<asr ~
seosu4s - aaAss IL uas vaza Ia
re s60iast Il - sssspAeA"-ksys<
~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10
CHOICE SELECTIONS.

We can learn nothing o. the Cos
pei excep, by feeling its uu hs- There
are some sciences that may be learned
by the head. but the science Of Christ
cruciiied can only b. learned By the
heart n. sPnrgcon-
Let no, unwor,hiness scare the
children Of God. Parents lo.e their
children and DO them good. not be-
cause they ser thai they n NOR
worthy than Others. but because they
are their own-Leiyitfon-
The soul that can not entirely trust
God. whether man be pleased or dis
pleased. can ne er long b. true TO Him
for while you are eyeing man you arr
losing God. and s;ab5ing religion a ths
very heart bGntoa-
Every SOLITARY kind action tha; f
done. the world oSer. is working brisk
" in iis own sphere TO rsssore the bal
ance between right and wrong. Mind
ness has converted MOI. sinners than
Glitter zeal. el09ucnce or learning, and
these thrre never converted ans one.
un,ess saey we're Kind aiss- The on
anual sense watch q kind heart has oi
f<.OSo usti nube~s <eTPs s-sb
be. Perhaps IN ars of kiodness
dies. bur extends the invisible un<fuls-
tons Of isx inference over the breath %
ecnrura@-P. B. YsA<r-
BIZ Christianity . moral motive
rover Is supplied whicn Is far better
than asy faes CT enacsmenf in kespin2
society t~geshsr: and that n. the
chariiv tssi is not easily psosohet. tie
love that works no III 70 his oeishhox.
To the motives which ssod 10 insure
weii-belng Ii this world n adds The
sf.ier hopes the notirr Aspirations.
III. better purposes. shat hind the Chris
tan man TO IN endiess future il helps
him % be . better citizen Of he void
in teaching him tsss be has . eitEss0
shsp In HezvsA-bssAep Aarrs6
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10
BY FAITH.

In eopsisteeey oi Those Who Profess 60 fg-
pore the Prime Pse n: Eaifh-Ths Chrss-
siaa Docfrine.
Agno~tics object TO Christianity be-
cause il is a system of faith IN that
which is m~ysterio.s and ssknovabie.
They profess to hrEeve onlv as far as
they know. and seiy for knowiedge on
logical demonstration and evidence that
addresses iisei1 70 the senses They
deny the vali<iiy Of faith - ground OF
rational ~consiet;on. and look upon
those who walk by faith aud not by
sight - deluded fanatics and enfhusi
asts woose del3sion Is quite harmless
and n SOME respects even beneucens
and helpful .CaEistian faith" 0U
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10
4 Wonderful i

A correspondent of the San Francisco
E1ansincr writes from Lake View. Ore.
"A wonderful fish is becoming nu-
merous in Goose Lake. 1t has the
power TO ill itself with air until il be-
comes very much like . round ball. Oh
evenings about shutdown they may be
seen PLAYING on the surface Of the
water. Taey will swell up by taking
in the air. and the wind will blow them
over the lake. They reject all the col
ors of tine rainbow. and when sporting
over the lake are . grand sight A
hunter ev, raj weeks ago saw q crane
swallow one Of these fsh when in its
normal condition. but before the crane
had got more than fifty feet up above
the lake the fish had taken in enough
air to explode the crane. which. Al the
sound of . report like that Of q gun.
few all to atoms and the fish came
lightly down on the water. no worse O
for the short ride in the air. The fish
Is . great curiosity. never having been
found. l believe. in other waters" The
last statement is authentic
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10

An esnnussealsens NJ On IePeI
o6oula b oooo0pan8o1 ~ he naoe OF ~
g N evi6Sace 81 goo3 faitS % the part %
the writer. Write only on on sSde OF the -
PER, Be particularly careful u g1vsnS namee
dates % bave The Letters . A6essS
02ntn and dlGeinOt
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10

Napkins arc made from lie haxk a
The pepper mulberry in Europe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-10

The css>rer gives The so1so~nT d.
ree4 sns sor making ssrssbuy erssm
Take = pin: Of fr-sh hslied s;szwb~r-
RES. cover them thsskiy With p~ulsesixra
sugar. and mash them with . spooaL
Extract The yuies from tam tkrooxA .
hair ssere. Now Dissolve IA ounce asd
= hall Of gelaans 10 . past al fresh
milk. sddinx % u . pint of hrh
wh pped cream and The issce a sh~
berTS& Pour TIE whole inss . damp
mold and plsce % The ice I'll ~. wksa
The eseam h ready 10 seSve
"A valnshas be q kn0utedss b ~
brss wAa1e6oea eAs b ressrsa nd
as-d SCALA b. snpey soakisx = vasrx.
s1w kozn. thss dEyiag ~