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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

sail DAVID OF osi lie ~as probably
prompt. - make the above remark after
irving como unreliable catATrn r~meiy.
had he t<cn permitted ~ 1.-Two unii the
prrsen; dar and ,rlci lr Sss~s Rrnedy.
he might kav. had a better opinion Ut nsa-
Kind We claim that no case OF catATTh
can Withstand the magic effects Of thts
wonderful medicine tne trial % 70 SiLl
convince you " its efficacy. by druSS.u,
city csntA
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

A gentleman described rs "a
prominent Boston T~heosophi>'.' "A V
Nothing could bc more
than to declare that Th.o>ophv hold.
the religious faiths held 10y the great
masses of mankind To b. 'pious frauds.
On the contrary, il recognizes the
truths inherent in those faiths. and
only denic, the claim of any one creed
to contain the whole truth. or TO be the
only vehicle Of truth. Ii is the pur-
pose Of Thcosophy TO look for the good
residing in every thing and in all
men,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

TBos. ~ho are trying IN break up the
ban-ful haiti; Of incompetence Vii! eIIer
ence gres, ben-f, from the Use OF fuCkly
Ash But-r liquors de- angs the :, ,t~m
rrickIy Ash Bitter, vii rmeiy The evil
results and restore tn. brain stomach and
liver to healthy action, thereby strengthen
ing th. will power. thoroughly Cleans.ns
and toniug up tho system, and remove v-
.ry ain ~ disease. IL Is purely a medi-
cine AMI While pleasant u the taste, IL can
no, be u~ei ss a beverage BY rcason of It's
cattart!c IrOpertiea
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Of life With 10 usually u~nappr~ciat~d sntfl
IL - lost perhaps never Ia return 10 e~A.'h
wha, . prsc~.~s boon q; ia and boz vs
ouYh, TO cherish IL that Ii,s may not b. .
worthless blank 10 u Many of he die
ease. that nesa IL beir 81, and vASch maks
life bardensoms such a. consampsaoo
,,rrofula o. the lunssl, and other sro:u-
lous and blood di~a~s are completely
cured by DR. u y. Pl-r~s -Oo1sa A~is-
cal Discovery after all other rvr,~s'~s
have failci Dr fi.ro~s treatise on con-
sumption maiI-d for 10 cents IN STAMPS
address Worlds ppSpen~ay N~tscsl Ass0
CATION, CO. Main Street. Busa-o> y L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

III lahy Who hesitate. IL los. sh.i uus,
~ u thea, for . lsdF Who s;anuev or
stu.tent-N D. Targr4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Er.CrAL. attention Il callci TO the adver>
ti~em-nI els-~h-rS Ia this papos. o!
Edward T~hompson- Hi, building :apsr ID
dcs-rvedly popular; 10 durable a. we'll .,
cheap; and IL Will pay you ~ investigate,
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

RHOpK L. .>p Is now Two hunir~i and
~. yeaIs OIL but - ven ANAL Tor boz
l-e
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Ono 10 called the Buctevs state buck.
ewes a tree ~ that name GJuTGshss there
-th!csy1 L<iyrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
Frazer Aa,s Crease.

The Frar-r Is tho Standard Anls C~ase
OF the ~oT.4 Saves your horses and Vagina
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
Peculiar

To Itself In many important PARTICULAR. Hoods
-ar.spariIia D.. different from and superior - any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination. pro portion and prepare
zion of ingredients. II -sI'- Ssrsapariila p".--.srs
the full curative value 90 the beet kno-n remedies
of -. vegetable kinE;om.
Peculiar In AZ. medicinal merit. Hoo. sar~apsr
rilla sc~ompl shes cure. hitherto unknown
Peculiar In .trcng;s AMI economy iioois Sara
pariIIa 1. the ouJy m-isr No 80 which can truly 10
,aif. 10 doses one dollar Medicine. va larger
and smaller bottles require larger does. and do Dot
produce as god results q. u r-I = ssr,sparil!a-
Peculiar IN tie " S,0i name At home there 10
more a! Hood . shr.aDsriila .olf IN I1-ell. sherc
10 q. M abe. than of ALI other tl,-sI purifiers.
Peculiar Ia It's phenomenal record of ssies
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
s3ch popularity In 90 sAos Q time. BE sure 10 get
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

A HIAvr growth Of hair IL produced by
IT,. use o! halls Hair k-n-~cr.
Every description OF mslaTisl disorder
eds to the curative - 9 VI AyersAEus
Nuro.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

..~HAr did your father leave ven ~hss
he d OIL. fatf' Faith, he left me- sn or
puAn. I'D D.A
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
I. All Men Are liAr-

ATTN AL &, may turn ou: fhas b. oniv
houes, butter 10 ;se EOAi-E&a.-r l-~~
LS
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

ALABAsTrR - sCsnCKLY more Immaculate
than the complexion LSAuun~d With
GLESS'. SvrrHrk Soar.
Hills HAIK AND WHISPER DIE, Black OF
Brown. 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Worm people - moro ls~less IL tAsr,
We're less Law Teas ) ftHJ..
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

A t"aspoonful Of permanganate Of
potash will remedy an impure ci,tcrn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

. Delicate diseases Of either sex.
however induced, sp.~iily and pcrmansnt-
ly cured. Book I'D cents en- -tampA World =
DisIpensary Medical Association, uh3 Main
Street Buffalo, y. y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

SrvHR lend . man nlon-v Who talks of 10
a. a mere tribe y } JV.r.A-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

bd- Slavery. under no matter what
disguise. will have to he abandoned.
The shameful abuses which have grown
up on the convic farms and camps will
have TO he purged away. The NAL
treatment of colored people. against
~ham petty offenses are charged. must
stop. and they must be treated as white
misdemeanants are treated elsewhere,
or the '~'soliditv' Of the South, to say
Che least, will be endangered.-E i.
Zfsbsn<.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Tn, markham Who setv Up his own tar
get II making . name for himself
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
Gloomy Political Prospects.

Either the Democrats are PLAYING q
deep game or they are in pressing need
"' funds 10 carry on the Congressional
campaign. According 10 report. the
party's committee i in A demoral;zcd
condition. having no money no help
rr> and no enthusiasm. The Presi-
lent : order prevents them from So
curing help from the oaice-holders.
and the indifference bred by the incf-
llc.ency OF Congress IS a bar to assist
ance from outside. IL will be rcmem-
bered that Senator kenna DELAYED his
acceptance of the craftsmanship Of the
democratic Congressional Committee
Tor some time ON account of the gloomy
prospects before the party. He finally
consented 10 take the place. but this
does not seem TO have brought the
committee out of its embarrassment. Ii
Is just possible. however. that the
Democrats are raising 4 great cry in
order 10 deceive the Republicans and
make them believe that thew are obey
ing the Ciyil-Servicc order Of the Pres
ident They will bear Watching
Philadelphia Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

3 months treatment for Joc. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrn. Sold hy dru. gists
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

Orroy-poon SroLrs-Tho-. ~bo hang
around the corners.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
Characteristics Of the Cowboy.

The cowboy is man attached to o
pair of gigantic spurs. He inhabits the
praires OF Texas, and is successfully
raised as far north as the thirteenth de-
gree of latitude. He is IN season all
the year round, and is generally
found on the back OF small mustang
pony, "wild and savage IS a colt Of the
Ukraine" This fact has given raise to
widely diffused belief that the cowboy
cannot walk, as he ls often cited, as an
lnstance-a stupendous manifestation,
in fact-of the wonderful workings of
Nature in adapting her creatures to the
circumstances surrounding them. 1t is
argued that once the cowboy was q
human being--a biped with the ordi-
nary powers Of q locomotive, but during
the course of ages, becoming moro and
more attached to his horse, and hav-
ing gradually ceased to use his legs,
these impartant adjuncts have become
incapacltated for pedestrian uses, and
thus the cowboy and his pony have de-
veloped into an inferior kind Of Cen
taur.
Some scientists. however, dispute
this. as several specimens of cowboys
have been from time to time discover
ed, who, wandering into tho busy
haunts of men, have, under the in
fluence of excitement and while suffer-
ing from intense thirst, been seen to
detach themselves from their mustangs
and disappear into certain business
houses, where their wants are attended
to by a man wearing diamond breast
pin and white apron. Yet. though this
was proved hey ond doubt by several
competent witnesses, as it was acknow-
lodged that specimens alluded to walk
ed, or rather staggered, with uneven
and wavering steps, this does not dis
prove the development theory. Not at
all. 1t might as reasonably be claimed
that because piece of restaurant but
ter analyzed last year in Chicago was
found TO be hairless that the fact goes
to prove that the modern milkmaid is
baldheaded. The reasoning in either
case is fallacious.
The cowbov does not wear coat.
His legs are weather-boarded with goat
skin overalls to protect them from the
thorns of the mesquite, and he is roof
ed with sombrero; wide in the cor
nice for shade, and open at the top for
ventilation.
In the use Of the lasso. and profane
language he has no equal. He can rope
steer, throw the moose on either foot
of the animal as it runs AT full speed, at
the same time showing choice in the
matter of select and appropriate anath.
emas (Which he delivers equally well
either in Mexican or United States
language, long primer type) that is per-
fectly amszing, considering his limit.
ed acquaintance with the drama and
the refining influences Of civilized life
1t sho VS., however, what long practice
and steady devotion to one pursuit
will accomplish. A man once told us
that he knew cowboy who penned
and branded a COW without swearing:
but the man was one of those accom-.
modatlng fellows who would rather tell
Il lie on sixty days time than tell the
truth for cash
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
He Couldn't Explain.

1t occurred in one of the suburban vii.
lagos, where worthy citizen staid Gu,
rather late one night, and came home
IN state which he knew was danger
ous for him if his wife dicovered it {.
The night was one of the freezy-thawy
sort, and the moment of his return hap:
pened to be one OF the thawing inter.
walls. 1t occurred to the man that, If he
took his boots off outside the house, and
went in very softly and carefully, his
wife might not awaken and discover
his condition. So he followed this
plan. and managed to get into bed with
out raising any alarm.
Next morning no opened his eyes
rather late, and saw his wife in the
room standing by the window. He
could have told by her aspect that ii
was frosty morning without looking
out of the window.
"Come here," she said.
He came there.
"Are those your boots frozen into the
gutter out there!" she asked.
He looked long ard wondering'y; un.
til his aching head began to reel.
81 guess they must he my boots,
that's fact said he.
"And how did they come there?"
OF course he couldn't account for it.
but tho reader can. He had sat do wn
on the curbstone instead of the door.
step, and had forgotten to bring .be
boots in with him when he came. =
Boston Record.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
Persian Tea-Houses.

The tea-house is the Persian snbsti-
tute for our great American saloon.
Curiously enough, although nothing
but tea and sherbet is ever called for in
these places in the way of liquids, they
are termed galway khane Coffee
house) in Persian. Every large town
in Persia has hundreds of such places.
In Teheran there are between four
hundred and five hundred of them.
some of them quite elegant and high
toned, but they are cheap, all of them.
There is generally a large, high room,
through the middle of which stream
is rushing, in summer, with species
OF sumner garden behind, where the
nightingales are performing and the
roses are blushing in their native pink.
Dozens of Persians of high and low de-
gree are seated on their launches by
the bubbling water. smoking incessant
ghalzans and drinking tea sweet as
honey and hot as sheol, while q story
teller unfolds before the half-closed
eyes all the splendors of Rustum and
the Persia of old. To sit there couple
of hours. enjoying himself hugely,
while son or nephew is left in charge
of the shop in the neighboring bazar.
will cost no more than to Is shahi
(S4 to 10 cents.) OF late. however, the
tea-house business had become SO much
in vogue all over Persia. and the arti-
sans, mechanics, and small merchants
had become SO addicted to the habit of
resorting there, that the shah issued
firman to close up or pull down all the
tea-houses in Persia. OF course, like
all his firnians, it was not carried out,
although thousands of the smaller
ones were razed to the ground. The
Lil-es-Sultan and Ispahan, for instance,
had about two hundred destroyed.
But that left several hundred yet, and
the remaining ones. of course, did
more fourishing business than ever
Cor. San Francisco Chronicle.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
Fragments of Thought.

If you would be generous there is
not time enough to be unjust.
Learn glibly the titles Of many books
SO you can discuss literature intelli-
gently.
leave no rational means untried to
heap up foam ON the lager of my en-
joyment
Could we rightly interpret all the
lessons of life we might be able to
largely mitigate our miseries.
Life is SO small thing that it were
the hight of folly to unnecessarily in
crease its frictions.
Philosophize how we will, the melaD-
choly fact remains that life is an aggre-
CATION of mistakes.
So many dealers in cheap essays have
paved over the Woman Question that
it has become shelf-worn.
wonder if it really is SO difficult to
convince even the worst among us that
we cannot afford to fippantly judge any
that live!
am just beginning to be aware Of
the extreme desirability of inviting as
little attention to myself as the ex-
igencies of life will allow.
We need no unusual power of vision
to discern the white-clad figure of
Truth foundering in the bogs that skirt
the crowded highways of life.
That phase of the Girl Question
which has given me sharpest concern
is the manifest fact of The Girls large
acquaintance with Life at 10 years old.
The conclusions of persons who are
SO Incorporate as to make sweeping
assertions concerning human affairs
are not safe criterion by which to
measure life.
Girls, treat witk merited contempt
the prudes who tell you that promiscu-
GUS round-dancing is a battle from
which you emerge with your ''vanity
triumphant and your delicacy in rags"
hope that / shall henceforth have
prudence enough to smile amiably.
wink indulgently and forbear wisely in
the matter of others murders, and to
slide along unobtrusively in respect Of
my own.
Alas! / fear that most Of us have
been too busy with our own ambitions
to head the haggard face Of any wretch
who died an arms length from us for
lack Of succor, that would have cost us
nothing but the will to give it.-Ssgnor
Aaz, in Detroit Free Press.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

see printed the warning: Use no
hooks" Iron Trails are caught with
clamps just in the middle, and, being
thus balanced. are easily guided by one
man, end foremost, through a little
door in the side of the vessel, and
landed on a hand-truck, whence they
are again swung to their resting place
by tackle coming down through the
hatchway. Railroad iron is much used
for ballast in departing ships. 1t lies,
dead weight. several layers deep,
down in the bottom of the hold, and
the floors of each of the lower decks
are usually paved with double layer
of it, upon which the other cargo is
laid. If the merchandise over it is
light, the rails are fastened down by
cross ties of timber.
The ease with which exceedingly
heavy bodies are handled by the steve
dore's men is remarkable. The hatch
ways are often just large enough to let
the package through, and frequently
the space between decks is SO circum-
scribed that the men have hardly room
to move, yet by skillfully landing the
hogshead, or boxed piano, or huge
piece of machinery, as it is lowered to
them by the tackle. by prying it up and
twisting it over with iron bars, pulling
it with cotton-hooks, and pushing it
with brawny hands and shoulders, sit
ting down four or five in row against
bulkhead and showing with their feet,
they slowly work the unwieldy mass
into its corner and brace it firmly by
wedges until its successor is placed
Brooklyn Eaqle.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
Swapping Wives.

A Chatham, North Carolina, special
says white man named Moore was sent to
the chain gang on Saturday for having
traded wives with another man. When
Judge Gilman asked him what he had to say
why sentence should not be passed he re-
piled that he did not know that his act was
crime. A man came to his house with a
woman that was better looking than his own
wife, and bantered him for trade, so he
snapped and paid $50 to boot. AS this was
his first swap, he hoped that the Court would
impose light sentence.
The other man who was a party to the
trade has not been apprehended, as he lives
some miles up in the country, and the Off
GERS have been unable to catch him.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
How to Mako Monet

you should write to Hallett Il Co. Portland,
Maine, and receive, free, information about
work you can do and live at home, at q prof
1t of from IS to SIS and upwards daily. Some
have made over $50 in a day. All is new.
start you. Either Sex; all ages. Those who
commence at once will make sure Of snug
little fortunes. Write and see f6Y ycpr.
selves
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
The Old Nlnn said,

MY boys are uneasy and don't want
to stay ut home. My daughters seem to
think everybody's home is better than
iuine. l do not understand it." Well
the truth Is that his home Is not much
of homo. How could it be without
any homo attractioDss Had the father
bought an Estey Organ and given the
children some advantages in music he
would have had littlo cause OF COM
plant. The knight-McClure Music
Company, Of Denver, are doing all they
can in the way OF Offering easy terms
and low prices, and IL the father will do
his duty they will bring about the happy
condition when the boys aud girls will
want to stay at home.
There are plO in,nafaa nf tho Ganvyja
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
samual B. McCullocb. formerly o,

Samual B. McCulloch, formerly of
Ohio county, West Virginia, three years
ago mysteriously disappeared, and as
his accounts were all correct, his fam
lily and friends concluded that he had
been murdered. Recently he has been
In communication with his family, who
know thst hs y alive and wslL
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

ES HENTC Pays for years subscription to
~ OINIo the W-ekly American hursi
'the 81. .pe.t ana Res, weekly 10 ths world"
psR ., $ coumna 10 ', ars old Fo- One Dollar
you have ono choice from over i5o different Cioih.
Bound Dollar Solum RS, 500 to . o pp. and paper
g 20 books given sway Among them are; Law
without L.wyers Fanily cycopedl.; Fsrm Cyclic
sense ~ r. roaltry Yard World yeIopsdia D.nsl-
Five Ycs.s Before the Mast; Peopies' History Of
A.y ONE book and paper. one year ~ nost- paid
antecd On books and Week j, or money refun1ed.
Ref renee: Hon 9. PAnsos., Mayor Rochester.
sample papers, De- RURAL HOMh co., LTD
Without Premium, CSC. year RooHxsrER.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

The Arkansas Valley smelling works has
about 1900 tons of ore on hand. Pending
the low price of lead, the company is making
no effort at heavy bullion production and
is running very conservatively, Herald
Democrat.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Expresses hts Erns isude.
a. Larson, of Kirkman, Ia, in expressing
his gratitude to the proprietors of Aliens
Lung Balsam, writes: ~ firmly believe
my wife would have died of consumption If
not for the timely use of your balsam."
Buy the LOO bottle for Lung Diseases.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Will not soil the clothing nor stain the
skin. Halls Hair Renewer. Try II,
ayers Pillscured me of stomach and liver
troubles."- w. Baine, New Berne, n. c.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

OLD pill boxes are spread over the land by
the thousands after having been emptied by
ing, disgusting medicine the poor stomach
has to contend with. Too much strong
medicine. Prickly Ash Bitters Is rapidly
and surely taking the place Of all this class
Of drugs, and Is curing all! the Ills arising
from disOrdered condition OF the liver, kid
neys, stomach and bowels.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

in the United States, 1t would seem that
every man provident enough to lay up some
thing against a rainy day ought to be pro-
vided well with an umbrella without clan
destinely borrowing his neighbor's.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Pains in the back are frequently
caused by sudden wrenching of the spine.
A few applications Of Salvation % on WI VII
cents
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

The citizens of Charleston, S. c., are very
| careful about their expressions Of greeting
since the recent catastrophe. Gentlemen
no longer extend their hands and exclaim
Shaker when they meet one another in
the street.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Another year. It is predicted. there will be
cienf Hindo0scnlents are offered TO build It.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

GIT Lyons Patent Heel StiHeners APP
piled TO the new boots and they will never
run over.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

please tell me what can do to make callous
skin soft and whte?' Why, of course, Vio-
let. Let your mother do the wrestling with
the washbOard and take good strong doses
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Elk teams are not an infrequent sight on
the streets of Denver.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

will bury 0phelia in broad daylight. II
this Ophelia be any relative of most of the
others now drifting around the country,
Hamlet may rely on having a large and APP
preciative audience at the funeral.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

The happy family of European govern
inents is preparing to rehearse Its familiar
monkey and parrot sOciable.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

SUFFERERS FROM COUGus, SORE THBoAT
etc., should try "Brorn,s BroachIal Troehes,' y
y simple but sure remedy.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

BAekach~, Lane II eek, Rheuffi >ri.mi Use
CARTER's SMART WEED AND BELti-
DONNA pIAsTERs
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
A GRAND OFFER!

Lsdir, sending mail order, for q or nars vii r.
ee,t free panel pri urs. that will decorate
apy rujtff hsndso,n. eoornr. snd mounted heavy
board This 10 the bous. In Denver to trade With
We have ven isvsr stock while our fvfcrs are inNA
riably the lowest, write for catalogue sad fail sup
plrmrnis Order. by nsi, guaranteed TO pe hiioa is
fartorily. EterythinY In nry Goods
j.. Jay JOstfN. Denver.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Small re, Small Dose, Sinai, Peos,
Strong points in favor Of CARrER's LIrTLE
Liver PILLS
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Women in Philadelphia are paid 90 cents
dozen for making shirts. They are Just
" lid for fear any tinkering Of the tariff will
bring them down to the pauper wages Of
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. IsAsc
1hompson's Eye Water Druggists sell It. 25c.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

.o.asy Ssns I, kss ksg,
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23
One of the finest iron bridges in the South
Is being put up at london, Tenn.

W. II. Worthington, editor of the 'Pat-
rohs of Husbqndry," published at Colum-
1851: Your great remedy, Aliens. Lung
teen years for coughs and colds, apd know
it to be the best" 25c., Soc, and sf.0 d
hntfla
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

A New Jersey editor was recently pre-
sented with pocketbOok and a dog, by his
friends. He knew what to do with the dog.
Is is sweet to live, but oh ! how bi.teyT
to be troubled with a cough, day and night.
But DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is q sure rene
dy and the cost is only Is cents.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

No man can run independent when dogs
are following him. Candidates have this for
int
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Harsh purgative remedies are fast giving
way to the gentle action and mild effects OF
Carter's Little Liver Pills. IL you try them,
they will certainly please you.
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

McGarrigan's complaint to the porter:
McGarrigan taking his first sleeping car
trip, upper berth)-"Hoy, hoy! they're yez
black divil, they beez a felly undher me
I,tI n
The Delta independent., 1886-11-23

Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to
| use. 1t Is not q LIQUID or a snuif. HOc