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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-02-23
HOME, FARM ANo GARDEN.


Tho wator In which Goldfish has
been soaked is very good for washing
tho zinc under the stove.
To extract ink from wool, scour
with sand wet with water and am
monia. Then rinse with strong salor-
atus water
in making any thing with sour
milk, add the soda last, or put II into
the -four or meal and sift IL in last, so
us to save all Of the cffcrvcscencc.
Five toes on each foot Of dressed
chicken is an excellent indication Of
quality, rs such arc the markings Of
the dorkings and houdans.
---Celcry for family uso may he
stored in boxes or baskets by taking
care that the roots are closely packed
in moist earth and kept so. --Amcricdn
Garden
Whole cloves nro now used to ex-
terminate the merciless and industrious
moth. 1t is said they arc more effect
ual as destroying agent than either
tobacco, caNphor or cedar shavings.
White Sauce for Fish. To each
cup of boiling milk add one table,
spoonful Of butter and two table
spoonfuls floor How to mix Melt
butter. rub in smoothly the -four and
add boiling milk by degrees.
--Cocoanut Cookies Three cups of
sugar. one cup of butter, one cup OF
sweet milk. two eggs. one cup OF
grated cocoanut two tcaspoonfuls Of
baking powder. flour enough TO make
dough; roll out. cut in shape and
bake.
For children with colds or whoop-
ing cough give flax seed (whole) tea,
swcetcncd with honey or liquoricc
Drink freely rs IL is pleasant TO the
taste and harmless. Rub the chest with
goose oil or lard. protected by flannel,
and relief will follow.
Wood ashes may be saved for tho
strawberry vines rs well as for trees.
The best time 10 apply them is in
February or March. before the plants
shall have begun to bud. Scatter
the ashes freely along the rows, and do
not be afraid of allowing 90 much.
Cold Water Pic.-A good substi-
tutc for custard pic when milk is
scarce Two tablespoon 'uls of flour,
level, two tablespoonfLls of sugar.
heapcd, one egg. a lump Of butter
the size Of a hickory nat. nutmeg to
taste and good hali-pint of water.
This makes one pie.
Put earthenwaro into water and
let it heat gradually until il boils; then
cool it again. Brown carthcnwarc.
particularly, may be toughonod in this
way. A handful of rye or wheat bran.
thrown in while it is boiling. will pre-
serve the glazing so it will not be de-
stroycd by acid or salt.
The old. seemingly worn-out
grapevine. that is doing poorly and
does not yield fruit enough to pay rent
tor the place it occapies. should bo cut
down below the ground. Then apply
good manure and plenty of 1t. Train
up one or two new canes and give it
another trial. If no good then, tear il
out, root and branch.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-02-23

Doubtless the ruiilans, long ere this, had
rihed Hnydee's "strong- box and learned
the secret Of the hiding-place Of her treas
ure. Thor vessel was slow and their coal
supply probably short. II he could only
reach England and Nobbitt in eight days I
"The Namovna,m then, could not fail 10 sight
Tangiers before thom.
" Torer n Baban-he clearly recalled the
ruined tower, as IL looked on that sweet
winter's day, when a merry party from the
house of the Greek merchant picnicl1ed be-
meath its crumbling walls ON the shores Of
the billowy Atlantic. The ''Namovnan could
easily land her crew opposite 70 il and await
the coming OF tho villains.
Ayei But time was shorti And what he
did, that he must do quickly
Taking her ring, her lockot and that
matchless necklace OF pearls, he stood by
Haydee's PROSTATE form and raising them
high In his hand 10 heaven, swo-c q mighty
oath:
''Abovo thy body, dead girl-O Haydee,
whose love passeth the love Of all women
swear that thy wealth shall be used only
ns thy noble hoart itself would have die
tatod. swear that forever and forever
shall this the long-lfept secret Of thy love for
me be buried and hidden from man. And,
once ngain, ] swear that on the finger,
throat or bosom Of woman shall never again
rest this ring this locllot or this necklace
until Natalie, the Hohenzollern, give mo
her heart and handr'
so saying, he found followed spot
nmong tho rocks, wherein he revcrently
laid the twain, mistress nnd slave, and be
ride thom the faithful bird, and, over all
that wns left Of the household OF the dead
Greek merchant prince, hoaped a pile Of
stoncs high In air, committing thoiv bodies
10 earth, frop whence they sprung, and
their souls 70 God who gaze them.
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morrow On, no accouat fan mo. Let all
else 90 10 the Winds"
Tho second was intended for Mr.. Jamca
0odron Nebbitt, and ran rs followsi
Please, without fail, cable mo nt once,
whore can meet YOU when ! arrive CITY
OF Rome, also telegraph Oxford place nnd
Time OF meeting. Be ready 10 suil at onco.
Let ovory thing cise 10. business Of tho
utmost Importance"
The third to HE friond Oxford was thls.
"book for telegram from Npbbitt. Dron
ovcry thing, md held yourself in readiness
70 oct ut pncon
just as it was leaving. he caught the 4:ao
p m. boat 20 Mount Desert Ferry, where he
took the night express to Boston. Next
morning, at 6;20, he was In that city and,
BY $3.50 that same afternoon, gfasped his
brother Dana's hand IN the Grand Central
depot ~ Now York When the clock
struck six, Damn had resigned forever one
OF the best business positions cvor held by
n young Now York clerk, and the two
brothers wcro pacing the decks Of the
City Of Rome, which, IN a few hours, was
far nt sea
The Now York Eerald for that morning -
Dana showed it to Arthur contained this
interesting little item, among othorsi
"a Nl~'srg
Portland, Ns., uck e., Tho fishing smack
Polly arrived tonight with the bodies of two
mon, picked up noar Schoodic Point Papers
In their clothing identify them as captain
and first mato Of tho Italian framD-sisaa,ey,
Nampa, bound 20 this port from iioghorn.
Uia Tangicrs Tho bodies were horribly
leading 10 tho inference that the
mon were killed by a mutinous crow. No
tale nor tidiugs have bccn heard Of the
Nampn The affair has been creating much
excitement herc.n
Thirteen days afterwards, in the hours OF
carly morning steam yacht was nearing
tho cXtrcmo northwest coast OF Africa. The
spacious harbor Of Tangicrs opened well 10
view on tho left, Gnd tho white roofs and
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Z Tho Nubian's garments were all torn and
shred so that thew scarcely hung together.
But Fairfax found small scrap OF parch-
mont-evidently that from which tho main
portion had been rent in Ais struggle with
the murderers-pinned tightly 10 the fan
mel over his chest
That was ALI
But in that little scrnp lay tho fate OF
Arthur Fairfax-countless millions or moth
lngi For Il afforded the only clue by which
no could ever hope 10 find tho treasure
trovc.
His fingers trembling with excitement
and his face as palo as that Of u ghost, he
fumbled ut tho pin, seeking 10 remove IL,
thon, with a mighty osfort, nervcd himself
70 meet fortune-or defeati
A rapid look. an upward glancing OF tho
eye, short, quick sobs and fast-falling tears I
what meant theyi Let the reader decide
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-02-23
CHAPTER xxxn

''rHE RUINED TOWER, II nAnA."
Night had long since fed and the broad
bright sun was now shining with all the
glorious cffulgcnce OF morning
Fairfax recognized the shore as that OF a
remote, deserted island, OF which thero are
many on tho coast Of Maine.
His pains grow moro and more intense
Suffering tho most exquisite torture, he
Strengthened out and set the bent arm,
whilo tho bones cracked and grated and
grittod one against the othor. Constructing
rough splint, he bound IL about the arm
with strips Of clothing.
Besides the torture from his wounds, the
pangs pf hunger now began 20 trouble him.
His boat was gone adriftl How should no
regain III DESERT No man could swim
long In those chilly mime waters and livo-
much less one in fairfnxs condition.
As Heaven would have Il, tho wind
changed and he sew the boat about a quar-
Ter of q milo southeast Of tho island, drift
ing back; but evidently, 30 that IL would
piss by, and not touch the shore
When tho opportuno moment ar
rived, Ia he jumped and swan slowly and
heavily out towards Il, making but poor
progress, indeed. with his broscn arm and
firod muscles. Worn and utterly exhausted.
az be wna Il was a most foolhardy attempt
ard nothing but his tremendous viii kept
him up Little BY liitlo tho distance was les
Hcnod. but 20 was his etrcngih, for he was
barely able 70 pull himself UP oyer the stern
into which be fell headlong, breathless and
chilled through aud through TO the very
ulorrVw, atin and bonumbod with tho cold,
hia head aching os II Il would burst
But 10 man, huoyed up by the mighty
hope that inspired FairfoE. had time or laace
% nurse bis nilments Or for falling IN. He
quickly recovered himself, and being shut
M from The use oi hoth oars. cut nouning-
noich IA the stern and % propelled himself
toward M Desert
Three ielogfams lcfi Bar Harbor The same
afternoon The nrst was addressed 10 Fair.
fat'k hr0then 04nn, a bright young elork n
> New York shipping ghouse. Il read thus
"no4a|t peNaHgQ, oic, for two. CITY o.
|teA ana pe reAdy " Aail Win ne. "a
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+" want tho fruit OF the topmost bouah.
Who cares for tho prize that costs no pnnf
what boots Tho bay oa tho llghtprossod
browf
IT'S the Iron crown ns OF Charlcmngno;
'Tia tho palace Rrt with the lion guards;
The Edon beyond the stormy sea;
Lot those give way whom the toll rctards
But tho strife and tho heat and the dust Tor
mol
"Thoro Is Aicxandcrs bntortea
Der tho lack OF worlds for tho vIctor'a
quest,
There Is Cromwell stretched Oh his goreeous
bior
Taking HIS frst aud his only rcsti
There Is Milton, blind TO the suns of tlmc,
Star-oycd, In jasper courts at last:
i-ilto me bird that steers through the nguro
cllmo
To the cyrio with hard-won rOpast
" want the fruit Of the topmoat bough;
Let him who trcrnblcs desert the fray;
think Of the crown on the victors brow,
And not os the lions that guard the way.
Eor the time Is short and tho arm Is fran,
md tho bark may weather no other gale;
And the dcws OF death may be gathering now;
But my gaze is flxod on that topmost bowl
o. wnnt tho fruit on the topmost nough
tbs dizzy height and lis lonely thorn;
'Nh tuo efNtLca linl or tho weary brow,
Ard the fruit OF that bongh Is fair--so fairl
Can rest and dream whic q shrcd OF life,
While spark Of hope Is left 20 met
ia this the may 10 tho need Of strifoi
Is this the Eden boyond the scar
In the marble ofaRy aud bust
road but dream OF the prizo seek;
For, spite Of II all, 10 Is dust 10 dust
willing mind, but frame that's weak
do call memorials like thoso
a nttiDg prize for the deathless souif
Il this tho fruit long 20 scizef
Isthis my star, my crown, my goalf'
Oh, weary heart OF tho tollers turn
From the maze Of doubt and the dust OF
strife,
And look, for once, on tho empty urn
Ana the wido-strcwn ashes OF vanished life;
And thcn, bcholdng thy bettcr hopo,
In starward gaze ma with dauntlcss brow,
seek the pcarly gates which the angels opc-
This is tho fruit OF the topmost bough.
-UMtdSn y. Chish0iu, "a N u O5ssrUcr.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-02-23
CHANGE oE SEED.
How TO Impart Superior vitality to Al
YaTieties OF Grain.

How TO Impart Superior yltaliiy to All
vaTietiss OF Grain.
Tho prevalent belief among farmers
that n change Of seed is beneficial and
that the best seed is brought from
cooler climate has bcon proved by tests
made at the Canadian experimental
farm at Ottawa. The vitality or ger.
minating ability Of wheat Brought
from Manitoba was found 10 DO 96 per
cent. Of barley o. per cent and oats
9j per cent. against 92. 73 and 60 pei
cen. respectively Of seed procured in
tho eastern provinces OF Canada. This
fact has n nlost important Significance
In regard to the choice Of seed The
average yield Of oats in the Southern
States Is 20 10 % bushels per acre Of
grain weighing 2I TO % pounds per
bnshel. and this low yield is duo in q
great measure TO the use Of seed Of
this inferior character. Whore oats
imported from Scotland and weighing
81 pounds per bushel has been sown
in a Southern State the yield was over
80 bushels per acre measured, and IN,
grain was nearly NJ plump and heavy
rs the seed used. The same will no
doubt apply 10 the Southern wheat Of
which tho average yIold Is no more
than sovon bushels per acre. Much
the same occurs In tn Northern and
Western States. aud. indeed, every
whofo that seed IL used from the crops
grown IN the locality and without 50.
lection. A change Of seed produces
moro vigorous and productive crops.
and the grain necessarily possesses su.
pcrior vitality. Tho careful selection
II seed is Of tho greatest importance,
and is a matter for present coDsldcra
pon aud peli9n, -sk Pm fem1
fsssI
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lro W. coNTfSuED.l

A sTREET-cAh Of Ansonia, Conn, was tlic
scone Of a queer little episode tho other day.
Tho car was Of tlie .slselsteiln .'as.cty IN
which the fares are deposited In box by
tho pa8songcrs. A young lady unused 70
tho syetom dropped IN a larger coin than
the requisite fare, and being unable 10
get any return from the driver, stationed
horset at the car door and played conductor
up a s,o was reimbursed.
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tho Throat from childhood, caused by diph-
iberia, and have used various remedies, but
have never found anything equal 10 Browns
BRONCHIAL TRoonEs,n-hisv. q. NJ n. lamp
ton, Piketon, ny. Sold only In boxes.
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LlI.e . CIrcuIt or EIeotrIo NyIres.

Tho human sensorium resembles a circuit
forming links in tho circle OF continuity
Whom digestion grows weak tho epigastric
nerve suffers, and the whole system Is af-
fected. Reinforce IL with Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, and tho nervous organism grows
tranquil and reposeful. Fever and ague,
constipation, kidney troubles and liver com
plants retreat before this remedy.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-02-23

TnrTH, honesty, sclfconirol, kindness, arc
simple and practical virtues, yct they arc
tho very foundations Of character. on which
mey be bunk al fine and noblo qualities, an
generous enthusiasm, all pure and upsoliish
herolsm, ~ pstriotlc and phllanthlQple DO
vptl0D. s.t
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ofton shrinks from consulting phyalcian
about functional derangemont, and prefers
feeling, but 10 Ia ono which Is largely prova-
lent 10 all such women we would say that
ono OF tho most skillful physicians Of the
day, who has had vast experience In cur
ing diseases peculiar to women, has pro
pared remedy which is Of inestimable aid
TO them. We refer TO DIR. Pierce's Favorito
Prescription. This is tho only romedy for
woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments,
sold by druggists, under positive guaran-
too from tho manufacturers, that IL win
give satisfaction in every case or money ro-
funded. See guarantee printed on bottle
wrapper.
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Cold drinks, ne a rule. increase the
fevcrish condition Of the mouth aud
stomach, and so create thirst Expe-
rience shows it to be fact that hot
drinks relieve the thirst and ''cool ofII
thu body when 1t is In an abnormally
btNted condition better than ice-cold
GrinkA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-02-23

A CHARITY bawl-Please. mister. gimme q
centl- WdshingtoH Critic.
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Tho treatment OF many Thousands Of cases
of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar 70 females, at the lnIehY
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. f.s
has afforIed a vast experience in nicely adapt
inf and thoroughly testing remedies for tho
cure Of woman,s peculiar malaaies. s.r,n,,ou
Is the outgrowth, or result, OF this great ana
valuable experience. Thousnnds or teeumo-
nials, received from patients ~ nna r Iron pnys,-
waited and obstinate cases which had baned
their skill, provo II TO DO tho most wondcrfu.
sir senedig svss aucn n not recon rnendcd AZ
"curc-nil," but az most perfect opecino IoE
womans peculiar ailments.
/. impaPts strength to The whole system,
and TO tho womb and ts apPendages, "
particular. For oyerw!ortcd, worn, wo,,,,, ou,,
drcssmakers seamstressos, "shop. girls" house.
keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women
generally Dr PIetSe aoyoTsgI hsIrg Tscaaed
AZ 40 appctizng cordial and restorative tonic.
As 4 soothing and strengthenin
qualod and Is Invaluable in allaylng and SUBJ
DUNG nervous excitabilty, irritability, OF.
haustion, prostration, hysteria. epasms ana
monty attendant upon functional and organic
disease OF tho womb. 10 induces refreshing
sieep. and relieves mental anxiety and do
Dr.. PIcrcc,s Fav OrIte Prescription
IL n legitimate medicine, carefully
SST.aR p to aa d
organization. IL is purely vegetable IN ite
composition and perfectly harmless IN iu
effects In any condition OF the system. For
morning sickness, OF nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, dye.
pepsia and kindred symptoms, tts use, In stnhu
doses, will prove very bonoiiclal. =.
tive euro for the most complicated and OBJ
etinato cases OF leucorrhea, excessive flowing.
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions.
gTolap'u or falling OF sSe womb gSSe 5aon
boaring-dowE sensations, chronic congestion.
Inflammation and liberation OF the womb. "a
ilammation. pain and tenderness s ir o"Aries.
As a regulator AID promote, Of .func-
tlonal action. at that critical ,,yrlod OF change
from girlhood 10 womnnhood. "Fnvorlto Pre-
snd eSn produco ~ only Zoo good results. ft i
equally cfAcacious and valuable in its effects
when taken for those disorders and dernngo--
ments incident 70 that bat Iater and Tost 1 critical
"FaVOrlto Proseriptio on,o when taken
in connection with the use Of DIR. Pierco'a
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxative
Liver pills., cures LIVER. Kidney and Bladder
discasoa. Their combined use also removes
blood taints, and abollshes canoerous and
scEpfnions hnm2ss iron so, ,nG gS,1m; ~ Tho on,v
medicine for women, sold by druggists, under
n positive guarantee, from the manu-
facturers that Il will give satisfaction In every
tee has been printed on the bottle-wnpper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Large bottles 200 dOses) eI.Oo, OF six
bottles for $500.
For large, Illustrated Treatise on Diseases Of
Women (l0O pages, papcr-covercd), oe'o Yen
cents In stamps. Address,
Worlds DlspsnsaD Medical Association,
s0a maIn Sc, BUFFALO, N. Y.
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AN old man who died the other
day in Fluvanna County, Virginia, had
cut his third set Of teeth when noarly
eighty years old. and his hair. which
had become white, was returning 10 its
original color.
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WHAT is tho difference between tubs
md foolish Dutchmang One is n hollow
cylinder and the other II a silly Hollander
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AN awkward waiter frequently plays tho
deuce with the tray. -Hotel Nail
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II Is generally all up with man when
he begins TO 20 down hill -Boston Courier.
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A DosE in Time Saves Nine Of Halo's Hon.
ey OF Horohound and Tar for coughs.
Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
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PIso's Cure for Consumption is tho bost
Cough Medicine. II you don't believe IL,
take Dose BY druggists, 25c. q bottle.
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The professor Of ponmanship can not do
nourlshing business when he drops his pen
and uses q typo-writer
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-02-23

DoS'T hawk, hawk blow, spit, and disgust
everybody with your offensive breath, but
use DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and end IL
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muscle, himself equal 10 any Ave Of thom-
fourteen desperadoos, liable at any moment
10 be reinforced from the Vampa or by
wounded comrades who might, also, at any
moment, recover streagth sufficient 10 rejoin
the fray.
Suddenly Matteo shouted;
"Come on, my mem They arc only two or
three, and the fewer we are, n the end. the
larger each mans share Of that treasure.
Drop bullets and take 10 your luiiyesw
''One moro vollcyln cried Nebbitt, as he
fred his last cartridge, and down fell an.
other Of the assailants. ''Thcn grip for your
liycsw
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THE barber's apprentice IA Renerolly q
strapping fellow. Boston Commercial 1d-
ttrfiser.
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IL thoro "a any one who should DO
wrapped in slumber." It is q man who
snoreA
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CHAPTER xxxI.-Covruurp.

Tocpwi0Ated, 1877. By O. ". DAingham- Al
RigAts Rescrvodl
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liIoHARD Ill demanded another horse bo-
cause he was tired of the nightmare that
had boon riding hiu II Texds S(fiin7s
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ELY'S
CREAMB BALM

Ihddedtdrrhso 80 bad
there irers great sorss
IN my Hois, one place
ieds eaten through
Too bottles Of Riys
credn BdlHI did ne
icork Ny nose dad
head are i0sh O. s.
heh1Hsn, Si0iey, No.
=. d.
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A WINDING stare-watching your Dost giri
as you hold her skeln OF fioSA
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Nor will they fail anyone in such dire
predicamont. To tho dyspcpt,c, the bilious,
and tho constipated, they are alike "a
friend in need and friend indeed"
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WIN grOans and FlFhs, and dIfiled oyea,
lie seeks tho couch and down he lies;
Nausea and falntncsa IN him rise,
Brow-rackinR pains haanil him.
Rick headachei hut ere long comes ease,
Ills stomach settles Into peace,
Within his hond tho throbbtnga coaso--
pierroe pellata neVer fall himf
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BAR HARBOR.
"A Wild, Weird Tale of Love
and Adventure.
Dx AMOS LIB.

PuBLIsnED pr SPECIAL ADVANCEMENT WITH
THE AuTHoR