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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
Notice OF Special Election.
TJCE Is HEREBY OMEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN
that or the 9Th Day Of May. isS1. o. the
courthouse iH Red Cloud. Webster epunt, Ne
bFa>Ea. the board q counts C0FGnll--ut - (
said cruHty hen and there icing IN aa ~
son. q Sfecial election wnS ordered sad
board 81 b. kcli in and tuT Iiuc pn-riistst the
usual Eisce Ut holding elections therein. o THE
9TH day q! June. lNS3. for the purpose 81 y0ti.%
on thc i~olinWinE proposition:
shall The cna4.iy commissioners az teb~tSr
county. Nebraska. Oa the Ist nay OF id iss5.
issue sIat!aI bonds % SID date. for ID Vre-
citsct. to thS amount 81 S1Tss. ~ dcBrrr lti1iss
o. $500 each. payable t' hearyE twene YEAR
irnsn the das thereof. and bearing intrrSt ~
the rate % siN Per cent TeTi suLEnl
raVasIe ANNUALLY on tie 1T ~ nf
Jaly fSe. aud Il each ye.r errattsr
I1r The purpose OF aiding ia fac cou<ifsia q
: bridge artuSs The Eerubsrsa river o sid nc
eincf a. spssg point ia or near tie tFtb~@si
qsarter 0i section teu, town one. fslf eleven.
Wp-L.
Ard shall the comfy ec.nu.ssssonsf 80 sahi
comfy IN t1~ year fs~. and eseh tsafnf fcsiicf
iesy q special 5sX GA tEe taxailc Efo . E.EtiD
IT,. bounds - said rrecinrf sufictstfSf EGy the
Interest aerrtluz o. said h0Gds. ENG Rnh add
tiona! iaA ans - -Rl igi8gs - elsfff III @Es
o! tAse STATE ~aail te rg-tref - pay pTior;-
pal Of sad toiids ahco tsr 7HF sb3 btrOsn-
Proridesi tha, nope o.sad bonds 8 - he sod
81 les tiAa the gsaF ~ Lac valuS - FNZ-
TbaSe vu;ir = % f2sor % $50 prnt slt-Gr-pI ~
have Written or fIieiea 90 if~i7 Aaiiui@ tne
WORKS "FoF Precinct ErGee Hadf TL0ss Vus-
Ipy SsaInsF ssid f,r,rosfnaa 4ei hA ufi,f-r o.
printed on .ae.r t2llsfs tie Noas Against
frecines Fridge Boaas-
Dated May 8. iss&
Chairman baar4 % eoGz.y otaasSs1ous.s.
j. T. EAYEA- cO1<ty Ccrs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
fGpniinmea fom int P,nnA

thing they locked the inside corr,
door and We we're barred out unless
we would give them more money. but
the gentlemen unlocked The door vito
A button hook. Chinese locks can he
uifastened with but little t-oblIe.
Alter We once got in the ktepers
laughed and showed Us around. Tnis
isIust ~ way the scOundr.ls Will
cheat II they can get the chance. That
sAnle afternoon We went q see about
the be-; sight there Is Ia peking. Iung
10 Auns. H. great Lam. Temple 4.
the Aongoi branch of Buddhism. .te~
place was once the residence 0. an i'm
periai prince. 1t wEs give. 10 Auncpl
priests Tor temple WoEkaip, and Vas
rebuilt. Inc grounds were very large
anu the buildings were Gue los years
ago. There are sey sraI OF them. all al
ter TIE Chinese style, an ohloug sa!ars
wIth four gibied roofs, elevated corn
ers and Wide caves projecting beyonI
the roofs, which are made OF blue and
yellow g!aztd tiles. There are mum
Der OF Interesting things here, but we
40 not see all Of them. Two bronze
elephants, two huge bronze lions. 4
host OF idols, and incensure urn eight,
feet high, a rich I.ibetan CARPET and
bronze instruments ior worship. and
some pieces of email cloisonne. that II
now on the market would Ie 81! i'm.
menSe value. We had made = bargain
with the keeper OF tile outside gate 10
show us everything including the big
idol III "A temple, for "a certain sum, but
fha rascal n. -nHn ~ g-a 49, "a .s,r.
ed more money before lie would snow
ns anything. 50 we gave him more, and
the nan at tiie hey cOurt door wanted
some too. 80 Sc gave him some. and i'll
that way they cheated us all along un-
I'll we had givn all the money we had
with Us for sightseeing. At last we
reached the temple where we saw the
Great Idol. This is a gigantic statue Of
what IL called the coming Budda, sew
enty-twO feet high. OF wood covered
with bronze that looks like gold. We
assembled by several flights of stairs
up To a level with his head. looking at
each part Of the body from different
platforms as We went up. He is in n
| sitting position, with crossed legs and
his huge arms resting in his lap. l
| should THINK one Ji his fingers u as
large rs the largest part of my arm. so
| pou may think he Was immense The
expression OF his face is calm and full
| of content. We walk out Of tins build
ing 10 another on a level with the
| idols head. Here WAS an immense
prayer wheel or cylinder fixed on n
revolving machine, on which is en-
grayed the whole Mongol form OF
prayers, so that by one turn of the
wheel all their prayers are said. This
temple oil monastery Is occupied by
1000 priests or lama. ruled over by "a
living Budda, a priest into whom the
spirit of living Budda entered when
he died. These priests are fierce look
ing fellows, dressed i'll long dirty sheep
skin garments, with their heads shayen
bare. Well, I certainly must close
this long letter and mail it sNon
Mrs. I. ID DEWEY
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
Notice OF Special Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
thar on TIM eth day az Say. ls6. AZ the
courthouse in Red Cloud, Webster county. Ne
hr3ska, thu board OF county commissioners Of
said county. then ard tacu being in idw ful sss-
sion. a special eicv'inD va, Orirrri by said
board. to W. held In AND iWT said rD.intr az he uS-
uai and appointed places for h-.diuZ elections in
each precinct thereof. ou the g:ll dJy % .IuEr.
las. Tor the purpose % voting on tac following
proposition:
Shall tle county commissioners Of Webster
county. Nehraska, on the lst day II July. ISs5.
for the purpose al lidiHg I'm the construction Of
bridges across the Republican river aud other
rivers and streams Ia snil county !s>n. the
bonds 81 said county oi said cate. IL thf
amount Of sixty thousand dollars 10 dnUCuiI,J
tons OF one Thousand dollars each. PAYABLE o.
twenty years .tJlG tie dnfc tlierC"i, bearing Ia
te%cst - ;hc rate rt six per cent. peT aBnuln
payable ai,nualiy "ui the LIST day - July, 49,
and o: each year thereafter. uuti tae bonds are
paid.
And'Shall the county commissioners OF sad
counIy levy ataX In the year ISG. and each yg8 r
th.reiieTa upon the taxable property in sad
county To- pay the interest on slid heit0s. gt
required under the LAWS 81 The SAFE 90 jay inc
principal oi said bonds when IL shall beco a.
due,
Provided tlat none of said bonds shaii b.
so'0 ~ less than tAe par or face yal1e there's.
Those voting in favor of said proposition all!
have written or printer on their ballots ttlr
WORDS "FOr County Bridge Bonds" ThU-eko{-
! Ing against satd proposition VII have vri;'et az
prioi.d on their ballots the words "AsIust
COauiy Bridge Hosds.'
Dated Nay6 4, isSJ.
i. T.. NuILrE.
Chairman board ~ county co;amsssioi-rs
j. L. EAiHA. county clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
An Imnortart Discover.

The most important discovery IL
that which brings the most good 10
the greatest number. Dr. Kings new
Discovery for consumption, coughs.
and colds, well preserve the health and
save life, and is a priceless boonto the
afflicted Not only does il cure con-
sumption, bnt coughs, colds, bronchitis
asthma h~oarseness. and all affections
Of the throat, che7t. and lungs. yield 1t
once 10 It's wonderful curative powers
II yon doub, this get . trial bottle free
at Heury Cooks drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
FINAL PRoog NO.icE

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rcs b. a sick child Suffering and crssrs sssH
pam oi cutting sselhs ~ - sad 1T o<kce altd
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
Notice CT Special faction.

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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
To the Lay Member in answer to Sey.
mour's Questions.

~ ~ Lay ~ H ah~HtX W Stl-
mour's Questions.
Gen. q. 2-3, contains no command at
all, and was not written Till more than
$500 years after creation. and therefore
uC answer.
3. Moses wrote the ten command.
ments himself, Ex 81; -. 20.
.. i sign, between God and
the Gentlies anywhere iii the Bible
TX 81, 1917; Deut. 5, s., but between
God and the jews only. The Sabbath
TO the Jews rested ike an arch upon
two pillars, lst, Tx. 20, IL, aud Deut.
5, Is. and could not DO complete till
both pillars were erected. The 7th
period of creation was one. and 25l4
years after ut the deiyerance of Israel
from Egypt the other.
4. Is not answered at all. The quo
tations are irrelevant.
5. Irrelevant wholly.
6. More nor less is not in the quo
t%ations ut ali, neither are they implied.
Z. Paul, tGal. 5, l9) WAS writing
about law added TO the promise, not
the ten commandments, which are a
part of the law added at Sinai. Say,
Mr. Layman. Matt ). ~ when j, a
prophecy ia filled, and how ? How did
! Christ fulfill the lazy? The same way
he did the prophets.
S. Christ nowhere makes any such
| distinction as does Mr.. Laymap, Meth
er do the Apostles or Moses. James.
royal law is no in decalouge, neither
| does he mention the Sabbath in any
Sense.
10 Rom. {, II means no such thing
says no such thing. Say was the sew,
enth day ever Il sign to the Gentiles,
| Say, wa, circumcision ever "A seal oi
the righteousness OF the faith he had
before he was circumc,sed to a babe
eight days old. Read Ezekiel 20: %
and see what becomes of your Sabbath
and sign too.
III Surprised at whose mistake
vours or the editors? Where did You
lind thot phrase broken Law of ter
commandments Say, where can
you find Paul reasoning in the syna'
gosue, or anywhere else, on the sab
bath day alter he left the synagogue n,
Coriuth, Acts Is, g. Read Acts ~, II
He Paul says he was ~ found there
IL Is 10; answered At all. Tor Christ
uor any of the apostles. eve In 50
many words. commanded any man t.
keep The Sabbah IL. e. seventh day
Sabba,Gl and our Sabbatarian friends
know 1t. Try again. TIMOTHY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
An Endsto Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd OF HarrisbeTg III,
says: Having received so much BEN
lift from Electric Bitiers. | feel It my
duty to let suffering humanity know IL
have had a running GAL on my leg for
eight years; my doctors told me would
have &c have the bone scraped Or leg
amputated. used instead three box
es OF Electric Bl,iers and seven boxes
of Buckien's Arnica salye aisd my lex
is now sound and WELL" Electric Bit
tiers are sold at Scots a bottle and Buck
lens Aruica saive 25c,s q box by Hen
~ Book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22

Ptr1aRpRqH, June e0,-petFulenm active but
Arm; iFadlun brisk. National Transit certificates
opened at 81 cloSed ~ s2zc; highest low
TiTUsvrlR, Pa, June q. Opened Of SO; highest
sS]Ea; lowest S2IEcs closed at 70; Shipmenu 3d.
$50 barrels; charters o. 7G2 barrels,
NV YoEE. June 2l-R.roleum atrni United
closed at 81 sasgze
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22
a Very Able War Story.


Yesterday Major Toller, Of Los Angeles,
called To see me, and in the course OF q
conversation it came out that he had at
one time been a resident OF New Madrid,
Mo. remarked that I knew something
OF the place, as had been with Pope
when he made the attack on that place In
the earlier part Of the war. Major Toiler
explained that he was one of the gunners
in the rebel battery posted below the city,
and he asked II remembered any strik-
ing Incident in connection with that bat
terry. / did. I remembered it well. j
remembered that one day there came q
shot from that battery that entered the
muzzle Of one OF our own guns, causing an
explosion that broke the gun into frag-
ments and killed several men.
Major Toller remarked II remember
the incident as well as you, and have
better cause to remember 1t. I fired the
shot myself, aud there is a story about 1t.
One day there came from the Union bat
terry a large shell that struck without ex-
ploding very near our own battery. l
picked up the shell, and, seeing that the
fuse had not burned out, / said that be-
lieved we could arrange that fuse and re.
turn tho shell with our compliments to
the battery that had fired it. This was
done. aimed the gun myself, and We
saw by the commotion it created in the
Union lines that something extraordinary
had occurred. Afterward We learned the
particulars. A few days aiterwatd the
commander OF the forces came to our quar-
ters, and for the firing OF that shot pro-
noted me to Major"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22
How sluoi, 70 a mn.

The Hlsbandman throws some light on
the remarkable "inwardnessp ofsome re-
markable yields as follows:
Somebody in the boundless west re.
ports raising thirty.three pounds Of pota-
toes from one hill, alittle over half BUSH
81, which, at the ordinary rate Of planting,
would make say 5000 bushels to tho acre.
This is very encouraging TO potato raisers
now while the price is going upward.
When they get into the habit OF raising
half a bushel TO the hill twill not be neces-
sary to plant as many acres. There is,
however, one uncertain element in
the statement. What is hill? Some
years ago an agricultural society offered
a list OF premiums for the largest corn
product from stipulated number Of hills
raised by boys, who were TO submit the
stalks and cas- 10 examination by a com.
mittae, charged, also, with the duty oil
husking and weighing. One Of the boys,
inspired by parental wisdom, it appears
had planted his hills several feet long
and although his crop was raised under
conditions notso favorable as the others
It exceeded all in amount. The commit
tee was then troubled by the question
What constitutes d hill Of eornY The
same query arises now about the western
hill Of potatoes, from which half a bushel
of potatoes were dug"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22
when 10 Cut Grass.

Journal Of AGrteHaHfe.
Before the time comes now for making
hay farmers should post themselves well
upon the relative merits or value OF early
or late cut hay. 1tcosts about as much 70
handle the hay crop one time as another.
There is little more shrinkage in grass
cut green than II let stand till ripe, and
this is one OF the reasons why the values
ofthe two should be accurately known.
What does it matter that we have Q lew
pounds less, II the value Of the article
saved Is so great as to much more than
make up the loss? There are two points
on which close and intelligent expert
ments need to be made-the time to cut
the grass and the amount Of drying neces-
sary to cure tin the best condition.
We have long been convinced that our
meadows are left standing too long, and
that the grass when cut Is allowed to re-
main too long in the hot sun, and is thus
deprived OF much OF its value. Eastern
farmers have long since demonstrated
that clover is much better feed If allowed
to wilt simply, and then stored in a close
barn and cured in the NOW. II put into
stack or open barn, where the air can
strikeit, the hay must be dried, or 1t will
mold and spoil, but il the barn be tight
the tighter the better-it will cure up
with the substance in it, which makes bet
ter hay than when allowed 10 dry up,
eyaporating all the sap. The sun Is called
the great haymaker, but in point OF fact,
when the earth is warm, g handsomerand
. better hay can be made when the sun
5na1 =, ~ cfrita II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22
Tie Dean Ta.tes . KlnE,s nsart.
pall llalI eaI.lt. a n

Apropos Of Frank Buckland's life, there
Is an amusing story current Of his father,
the Dean, who, when on visit 10 Nppe-
ham, was shown q casket containing
what was esteemed a most precious relic
the heart of one Of the early French kings.
No sooner was the casket opened than, to
the unspeakabie horror OF the owner,
Dean auckland pouneed upon the relic
and instantly gohbled 1t upl He had 9
passion Tor ascertaining tho flavor Of
everything he came across, and neyerhay.
ing tasted q kings heart, the temptation
was too strong to be resisted. He is said
10 have eaten through the whole Of the
animal creation and ayerred that though
a mole was somewhat disagreeable, tho
worst creature Of all to tackle was o blue.
bottle ny. Subsequently he went out Of
his mind and ctaWled about the deanery
on his stomach; fancying himself an ich::
thyosaurus. SIN whiph eonditian,p eaid
his son, .he was far more interesting than
he had ever been before"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22
Keadiar ee.ere aaei After ararrlags.

Marion Alrlaad, n Good Housekeeping.
II would be singular If the girl who
''does not care TO read" should, alter mar.
rage, develop ataste for literature. II
there exist within her any natural love
for such pursuits, the comparative leisure
OF maidenhood will foster Il into an active
growth. Association with people who take
L for granted that, as Miss Edgeworth's
Mrs. Harcourt quietly reminds her foolish
Everybody reads now:a-days,o
may engender q disposition and create q
COINCIDENCE In this direction while the
mind Is immature and the character plas.
tic. But I have yet 10 meet the unintel.
lectual, frivolous girl who, as matron
and mother, learned to love books and
sought, voluntarily, to repair the .detlcien-
cies In her early mental training. The
man Of letters who dreams OF marrying
the beauty who hardly ever opens q
book, and educating her into a helpmeet
for his erudite sell, would do well 70 pom.
der the summing up Of David Copper
fields experiment in this kind oil agricul-
ture: III began to dawn upon me-" he
says, "that perhaps my child-wiie's mind
was already 1ormeip
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22
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