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Africa, the ladies' of that continent
having advantages of producing this
style of hirsute ornament, which their
sisters further north never possessed.
Established as fashion in Africa, it
lost no time in passing over into Asia,
the African slaves assisting in its
transit. But the capillary attractions
of Asiatic ladies were by no means
suited to the African style, and all ef-
forts1at frizzing their hair proving fail
ures, the curly bang was evolved as
the nearest approach to the African
style. THUS did the bang traverse
thousands of miles, and SO adapt itself
to circumstances that some ethnolog
lists have studiously maintained its
Asiatic origin.
Exactly when the bang came into
Europe is matter of doubt, some
placing its advent in the latter days of
the Roman Empire, while others insist
that it was brought back from the East
by the crusaders; but whenever it came
it found that the front hair of Euro
pean ladies was as intractable as their
temper, and so the hair-dressers being
unable either to curl or frizzle, the
saucer bang, stiff, straight, soaped, and
plastered down, as hideous as a night
mare, was finally evolved. This being
', settled, there remains the concluding
inquiry, whence came the first bang!
The most formidable of the animal
kingdom is the much-dreaded gorilla.
- This beast, among other attractions,
- carries head of short, bristly hair,
and one of the animals preparations
y for battle is to pass the paw rapidly
- down the crown of the head to the
eyes, thus bringing the front hail
y straight out, and giving an aspect Of
u ferocity that never fails to inspire the
utmost terror. So we'll understood is
J this gesture, that among the gorilla;
. fellow w-covntrymen it is the signal fol
an instantaneous and headlong scampel
- from the spot, and as the female gorills
in defense of her young is even worse
than the male, certain African dialects
- have an expression, "a female gorill;
70 with her front hair down. to indicate
7. the extremity of ferocious bearing
" In time it came to pass that whel
~ African ladies wore abused by thel
" husbands, they adopted the same ges
' turc, and, so far as the hair was cor
y cerned, with the same result. The
t certain wives, to indicate their readl
y ness for battle at all seasons, took
" wearing their hair drawn over thel
n0 forheads, and the fashion rapid
. spread to young ladies', who wore thei
-, hair in this style as insinuating the
00 resolve never to submit to matrlmon
no al tyranny. The idea spread and ii
~ bang fourished alike in Africa
40 deserts, on the banks of the Gange'
i"' Of the Thames, and Of the Mississippi
Thus does scientific research shed ligl
'ne ~, on social topics, and even the MOI
n0 strosities of female costume are show
to have their origin in intelligent a
y ton; for nothing is more reasonab
~ ;, than that, as one animal taught ma
40 how to build his house, and anotht
- how to catch his dinner, his wife fro
ny third should learn how to dress h
hail.-Boston Times.
,Ec |
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ssThe Moral Character OF Doubt" by
w. FL. Anderson, D D., abounds III
the most beautiful figures and illustra-
tions. It deals doubt some fearful
blows. I will give but single quota
tion to show his style. Speaking Of
Doubt, he says: "Along life's pathway
its iron feet crush out every wild flower;
with barbarian spirit it fills every we'll
and cuts down every palm tree. At
the mouth of the tomb, true to itself,
it's character and Office, it rudely plucks
up flower of promise, and would dash
from the hand Of religion, the only
torchlight of hope. pe."-SIMMoSs.
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WORTH !
OF Confidence.

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- YOUR blood vitiatcd by arrangements
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TIE leading physicians OF the anHea i.ie,,
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oMl " by the Use of this remedy Is II
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THOROUGHLY oftiSs, Of the system stan' must must
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THE eHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

Is A NEVER FAILING
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Seminal Weakness, Ex
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|Impo tency, Paralysis,
Prostatorrhea, and AL the
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Lassitude Nocturnal EN-
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ORIGIN OF THE BANG.
One Who Asserts That The Bang Is of
African Origin.

A careful historical chase of the
bang through many countries, finally
locates the frizzly bang as a native Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
From Hay Springs, Ne .

DEAE STA | thought I would write
a letter and tell YOU how the weather
j. in his part of Nebraska. We have
had very warm weather until thu.
time. Have had two snow storms
here in about two months. hut the snow
only lasted about two weeks each time
can say that we are havin. spring
weather. The orns- i. 20 green that
stock could live ON it withou, being
fed much hay. The c1ldc-, day We
had here was - below REQ. and IN a
was a littl. before sunrise. and about
noon t.ic thermometer raI>e,i above
freezing. From that time the weather
got warmer ana now We are having
We V pleasant weather. JUST remember
that We are $50 miles farther north and
about 22j miles west of Red Cloud aud
are having such warm weather. Tie
people al " ehStcr county will have TO
hang up their hats If we are going 10
have such fine weather ana are so
much farther north than they are.
This is ~ good 4 county as haze vet
seen, and | believe 1T J., ~ good a.
Webster county, and could Just A. ap.
propriatcly be called Gods country"
| lived III your county three years and
| know what the weather is there. |
never saw a country settle rs fast n
this has. live about four miles south
OF Hay Springs. Last June there could
not but one house lee seen from this
place and now | can see about 80 or
30. ] will write you again.
CHARLES WOUIEB.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
II Our Charley?

WtsIuNGro>, II G., Jan. =. lSsG.
There are reports IN the air that thC
nomination OF &. II. Potter a. Indian
agent at the W~inuebago agency J. not
ut ail satisfactory. The real power
moving IN the matter IL said to p" .
gentleman named Warncs.-oaah. r..
publican.
1t seem. 10y the above paragraph
from Washington tina, Potter and
Warner are both candidate for toe
position nilndian agents. and !, Is the
first time We even had an idea tia;
they belonged to the great untcrri-
fed party. W. hope e. III will stick
to the track. and sc will use our iuilu-
ence TO g,t hIm there. We knew that
Charley wa, tired of ioaninr money.
but didn't know tina, he was 81 appli-
cant for iavors "a, the hands of Grover
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
FRONTIER COUNTY.

MIR. Eiit'r.-perhaps 4 FEW words
from tins ar; Of the world would tao;
come amiss. IL l. "A very beautiful
country ol very high altitude and deep
anyon break the yas; mOnotony II
the vast lgairie, which look like an
endless fon1 covered with buffalo grass
on which the cattle 1--we the year
around. Tae canyons ATE ike small
valleys and are Of much value as no
grass can be cut o hay except IN
them Wells are deep, from lJn &. 2.'
feet The writers well il 2os feet
The winter has been very light and
many cattle have ted on ihe green
grass ia The canyons so far. Land i
being taken rapidly and contests are
thick a. bee. l. nl j., also ri>ine in
value at rapid speed BIZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
Railroad Meeting.

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the business men Of Red Cloud was
held in the county court rcom We'd
ne-day evening. Important railway
matters we're discussed and everything
passed off harmoniously. The business
mems association have raised tie
requisite funds and are now prepared
to entertain propositions from the of
iicials OF The g., ", X. & Southwestern
Ry. Co. relative Ia the building o: a
railroad from Red Cloud To Dodge City,
Kansas. We are confident when the
proper time arrives Red Cloud Will not
be weighed IN the balance and found
wanting The following letter from
DIR. Wassam was read AT tie meeting.
Other meetings will follow and the bali
kept rolling:
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
TERMS OF u
IL the Eighth Judicial District OF
Nebraska, for the Year 1890.

| hcreuy fix the time 81 holding the
regular terms Of district court, n and
for the counties comprising the eighth
Judicial district of Nebraska for the
year lsS6. a. follow,
X apey county. January liih. a;si
November Il.
Harlan county January 18th. and
November %2ud.
Phelps county, March ii. and Nc
ycmbcr 22nd.
Furnas county March 10. and No.
yemter 3rJ
pundy county. May i.ib and Chrso-
Der -.
ilayc, county. May 10. and October
Is.
Hitchcock county. May 7sh and
October ~
Frontier county. MAY - and Seq.
icmber osiit.
Red Willow county. May 18th aud
september -
Cooper county. May 81. and October
Eth.
Webster county. JUNE ~ and IL
Cember 1th.
franklin county. June 9th aud De-
comber -.
Va G,sLIs. in. Judge.
Alma. Jan. /. I3sG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
FROM BRITISH

VICTORIA, b. c.. Dec. 81. 1885.
To TIE CHIEF. We are nj last on
the west side of the great Rockies, 30
often described by more able pens that
] will not attempt "a description. How
ever, | must say they are q great iusti-
tuition, and considering the youth Of
the great Republic, are pretty well de-
velopcd. We had Il very pleasant
journey. Leaving Grand Island ON
Thursday. Noy. 10, at $50 a. IN. we
arrived nj this place Monday noon,
Nov. %. While crossing the Rocky
mountains the weather was fine, the
evenings nearly Is bright as day. We
crossed the highest point Of our Jour
ney by moonlight, while near Sher-
man. W. I. AZ that point Is erected
the pyramid monument in honor Of
Hon Cakes Ames. the original project
or Of the Northern Pacific. After that
was passed we CT ossed over a chasm
49, feet deep. on a long bridge. In
crossing the Cascades we found the
rains had begun. Everything was
green in the gardens around Bridal
Veil Falls. and fresh ripe tomatoes
were on the bill of fare at the eating
house near the falls. In Washington
". we saw red apples on orchard trees
At Tacoma we went OH a Sound
steamer and finished the remainder of
the journey, a distance of ore hundred
miles, bv water. The water was rough
and quite a sqlall Of wind struck Us
during the night. but it was pleasant
the next day. We are really enjoying
the rainy season quite well, for the
weather is warm and we've had so lit
tie frost that roses and many other
flowers are in bloom. l picked a bo-
quet today. Frui; grows here in
abundance, large and good flavor. The
soil is very productive. Victoria has
about twelve thousand inhabitants. is
a rich business place, containing many
extensive wholesale houses. Seven
large shiploads of merchandise come
from England every year. The i'm
portaiions from the United States and
| Canada are heavy. This being the
terminus of the Canadian Pacific Ry.
and the capital Of British Columbia. il
will always be a business center. AZ
far as we have been able 10 judge tire
country we like il. Salmon. balibut-
trout and other salt water fish NJ have
to accept in lieu OF the finny inhsbi-
tan,s of Crooked Greek, the Republican
rive. and It's tributaries. The place Is
lit by electricity, and now the whole
business part is gayly decorated for the
HOLIDAYS. The markets look the
brightest as they are all open 10 the
street. The a are decorated
with artificial fiowen and small silk
banners. aud 1.-THE fowls: have their
heads covered with gay hoods OF tissue
paper. The stores are all doing their
bes, to ouishine each other. Today
the surf sounds like roller skating in
the same block with us This Is the
mildest Christmas eve I have ever
known. Wishing you a Happy New
Year. Eva p. WALKER
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
Pointers tor People.

Wells, Fargo & Cos express. ~ pur-
suance OF that eutcTprislug spirit which
always characterize - management
OF extending "a tIe public every posi-
bic facility and convenience IN ,he cx-
press business has adopted t3t express
money order system. which has met
with such universal favor among in
surauce companies. merchants. pull
fishers, business men and the public in
the east, where man having learned
10 appreciate the advantage IL This
system request their customers 20
make remittance in this way. All
agents Of Well. Fargo < Cos express.
are supplied with money order bound
in small books, each one containing
ten, twenty or fly orders. aud each
order can be issued tor any sum from
81 To- $50. They are Tor safe as all the
company Offices in ArizGna. British
Columbia, California, Colorado. Dako-
Ia, Idaho. Iowa. Kansas, Louisiana
Minnesota. Missouri. Washington r..
Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico. Ore
gon, Texas, Utah. Wisconsin. Wyoming
Exrress money orders are ~uudoub;cd-
Is a great public convenience. II J.
no. necessary TO make written
applications 10 obtain them, and they
are perfectly negotiable. They IAN be
deposited in banks. RENTED as ex-
change. or paid through bank clearing
no Uses. They insure the public against
loss, the company being responsible
for the payment OF al money orders
issued by IL agents, while ample pro-
vi.i On has beer made for EefaDding
money without unnecessary delay in
case the Orders are lost or misplaced
Express money orders, are payable
without any deduction for exchange
at 500 Offices in the United States and
Canada, including Offices Of the
American EXPIRES. company,
United States Express company,
Canadian Express company.
Delaware, Lackxsnna & Western
Express Company.
Denver & BIO Grande railway en-
press company,
Insercolonial Expsess Co,
National Express Co.
Tie rates charged for express money
orders in various surn. are exceedingly
moderate, VIZ
For FL sos5, Sc
Over Is 10 si0. Sc.
Over SO 20 SO. I0c.
Over SO 30 80. Iac.
Over so TO 80. iJc-
Over 40 90 go, 3Dc-
| Upon comparison se find ih7se rates
70 be lower than thos- charge Tor post
| Office money orders
| The expse~s monsy orders. 81 the
option u purchaser arc made payable
TO ocder" or 10 bearer." and WHO'S =
bsaser thsy viii b redsemsd u1tlnopl
idsuri6eaGion, which = - aoenll
mEWNW8dmMAsn1
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08

CARD Of THASKs-We can never
sufficiently thank our many generous
hearted neighbors and friends, vince
names are too TO mention
for their kindness 10 Us in 90 many
different uayt during our late sickness
We shali ever remember them with
our most heartfelt thanks. and may
hlessing ofjGod ~ upon then-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08

Asto Purity and W holcsomencss ofthc Royal BakinE Powder
81 have tested n parkagc Il ROYAL Hiking Powder. which I purehssd - -
orsn n arkct, AMI fi nocmPFcdo Z an "a Wholesome Ingredients hoeoVO
q rtar powdcro f a high de-vc * uest, All d~s st con,aia ether AsO0
hosuAa,e OF oher injurious ssbst1ncea 4 q. Lows, nd" :,
at ia scientific fact thai The Royal Baking rosdsr i ahsoiu.siy psNa
al A. Nor, nO~ =
a have rxaminei A package az ROYAL Baking Powder purchaaed b. ayoR -
the market lind IT eutFcy fwe from Ism terra abA OF ay ether mtsnDco0S
Stance. uKsgr NoaruS, PA ivsshat % stevens Institute 81 JcAoaQU"
~ have Analysed a package Of RoyI Baking Powder. The materials q 49,
Its composed are puca md wholesome. Dana HAMS. state anyess AAA~
The ROYAL Baking Pow Ter received the highest award over all coarsutaN g
The Vienna Wotis Exposition, is3; at hc Centcnnli, Philadelphia i5N; q -
American Institute, New York, and Al state t4rsth throughout tc country.
No other sruir Of human fs! hase received such high. emphanc, 0A~e
yernl endorsement frn eminent chemists, physicians shnuSA nd bordo -
Health all over the world
NorE-The above DrAGR,M illustrates the comparative worth Of vaskus DakAG
Powders. as shown ~ Chemical Analysis and experiments made ~ Prof. SeAs0e.
A pound can Of each powder was taken the total haycnng power or volume -
each can calculated the result tvas as indicated This practical tt hw vWN1 -
Prof schedhr only proves what every obserMt consumer Of tho RyL DAAg
Powder knows by practical experience, that, While IL costs \ few cents PER pO1
more, than ordinary kinds Il Ia far NOR economical and, besides Affords IN sAWo-
tage Of better work. 4 single trial u tie Royal Baking Powder viii oavhes ~
farminled person Of these Au-
= While the diagram shows spne of the alum powders TO he Of higher d9Ro
OF strength than other powders raIkct below them, u is not to he taks0 - OM0r
ing that they have NV value All alum powders L y mates how high Their 0f0gA
arc to DC avoided as dangerous
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
9 Per Cent Farm Loan.

The Nebraska Farm Loan Co. will
make you a loan on YOU farm at
straight 9 per cent and furnish the
money without any delay. Call on
them in the Red Cloud National Bank
Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08


r. A. DURRIE, who filled the respon-
sible position of B. & NJ. agent at the
Red Cloud depot for the past three or
four years with credit to himself, and
satisfaction to the company and the
public, has been promoted to the po-
sition of chief freight clerk at Omaha.
Fred's friends hereabouts
will be pleased to hear Of his merised
promotion, but will regret to lose so
valuable a citizen. His successor, Mr..
]. Hulaniski, is a pleasant business
gentleman and an old and trusted
employee of the C. b. L q, having been
in the employ of that company for 20
years, rs chief freight clerk in Chicago
and many other responsible positions.
MI. H. will oficiate as freight agent,
while genial WEIGH still continues to
manipulate the pas.ebosrd and preside
over the passenger depot. Davis jerks
the lurid lightnings. and baggsge:;days
and Simmons tickles the wires and
does the luggage act at night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
The RED CLOUD CHIEF
FRIDAY. JANUARY 8. 1886.
To the Farmers.

Farm loans negotiated through w.
p. Overman a be paid at the end Of
any year without a bonus. Rates AZ
low a. the lowest. Money furnished
promptly. Office over city drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
Resolutions
Alma, Jan. !. lss5.

WHEEE,s. Owing 10 exi.tins circam.
stances the Rev. Geo IL Brown he's
felt ithss duty 20 resign the psstossis
Of the Baptist church and leave Ned
Cloud, aud TIA rsfore lie IL
Res)leoi. That a. a Union we tender
him our heartfelt, sympathy. Also .
y1t- of thaBks for h.. valuable services
and cordial cooperation with us in
our temperance work. Be IL fusthsg
Re~oirci. That these resolutions b
published IN our city papers and . COPY
Of The same bc sens 20 Bro. Bsows.
BY order of the W. G. r. L. Of Red
Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08

? Every purchase Of &c made Il The
post Office news depo; viii entisle you
to a ticket 20 our drawing u 90. 70
take place March lat, 1850.
KtKxx,S 4 wtEra
Pr fine confectionery and eienn -
10 the poet Office.
Th0mpsoni. universal garmsns CT
ter which Is now being introduced =
giving perfect .sii.factiou. Aeeaee
wanted. Address
FgAsx BGxxErT, CcwiAa
We can cheerfally recommsnd
NoTscE-On account u shs sessD
las~tss;urday, the organ knows - -
Woods organ was not sold win -
sold Saturday. Jan. ..
c. l. wfxyRxy. Auc6suou. !
Second annual cgearng m1es n
square dealing Golden x6g3e DGA1ng
store vii! make . bsg kdm~ .
oveEeoan. heavy 10000 eUGes
WOODEN scars. WOODEN z ~
continue 70 give The - 49,
count On Ill lNiies ~ -
until February !. s6oE. s61eAh 4Vs
er..
delicate and lasQpgDMlhmo -
City Drug Store.
ANh
Mrs. On. McU a
kas Determined "a opeo oG4
In this city. 6hs - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
PICK-UPS.

THE drinker will swear off again.
When the old year Is gone,
But the man who uses words p~rOfsne
Will probably swear on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08

PYTHIANIsM--0n last Tuesday night
Calanthe Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, of
this city, in regular convention install
ed the following officers for the ensuing
term:
T. C.-J. L. Miller.
c. c.-F. Bradbrook.
V. C.-L. II. Wallace.
Prelate .-Will Houghton.
VI. A. Highly.
X. r, S.-A. c. Hosmer.
NJ. E-A. S. Marsh,
NJ. F.-P. A. Beachy.
I.G.-C. G. Eustis.
O. Geo. Manager.
After this and other business had
been properly attended to. the Knights
repaired to the spacious banquet hall
| adjoining the castle hall and there
partook of one Of those excellent feasts
prepared by Bro. A. Lauterbach, who
WYE cuisine artist for the occasion
By his WIFE The boys naiur-
ACRg of = hungry disposition. set
.a will and soon demolished
oysteu. etc, In > ckivalric
Sasy The occasion will. long be
1ssso c'oo,S.,.a, -. ::
,;,s
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08
WM. GAsLIN, JR., Judge.

BLowED IS.-During the severe gale
on Sunday night a splendid specimen
of the genus homo was ushered into
existence ut the residence Of X. V
Shirley. His first words were, '~'Je-whelt,
Bob, is this the kind of weather you
have in Ne~braska?" Being assured it
was not, the young gentleman decided
to remain with his parents and grow
up with the country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-08

JOSEPH SArN, having purchased the
thoroughbred Hereford cattle OF I. n.
West. nov offers them for sale. He
has 30 ine thoroughbred bulls anS
grades I'D Also three short-hornSHR
isi 70 for farmen
sodfex
~CVed II Of the
81. once 'ess s sssis Z. e.ir
): : !: s:.s.ia s.s..s