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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03


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Creates prosperity.
NO potnca passy can seuIe cons1oa
o. NE government unM y Is anae 20
stfrsct tne support OF majority o.
ne voters o. me United Seates. Inefe
Is no Prospecs tnas me fronip'son
party VIII ever Be able to do this II
represents . pf1ncipae winch al voters
either accept or reject, Those who
reJect thas principle can never be ex-
pected 70 support the Prohibition
party. u must VIM, therefore, oy the
votes OF those who accept its funda-
mental princapie- whence - me
majority VINO DO THIS to come! Ger
tainiy not nom tne Democrat'c parry
me vass majority o. whose memoera
oefs are unqueHionaoiy opposed %
proninat'on- II = equally certain that
. majority o. tne members on tne Ne
publican party are opposed TO prohi-
oitaon, Tor, u It were otherwise. the
prohib's'ouists would control the
ofganixanon and the kepublican party
would Be arrayed IN defense OF Their
Idea. Adm eedIy therefore, . majority
OF the members Of both political par
ties are opposed TO prohibition Le'
rs imagine, now, that Judge Greenei
prophecy IS correct and that the Re
publican party has disappeared. A
readjustment Of party lines naturally
follows. On the side of prohibition
are ranged those who believe in it, Of
the combined minorities Of the two
old parties. On the other side vii
be ranged those who are opposed r
prohibition, or the combined MAORI
ties Of the old parties. Where viii
victory be7 Obviously the combined
majorities viii be numerically stronger
than the combined niinorities, and
the Prohibition party viii be doomed
to continual defeat. Judge Greene
should remember also, that the Demo
cratic party with which the Prohibi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03
TITS s0METHINc APPAlLINe

TIE amount Of Opium that though tess
mothers give their children in the form al
syraps sad eorsisais> Eaa.es that are pee9-
ish, frcffai, cross. or troubled with windy
collie, tecfhiug. pasas. or stomach disorder
can b relieved al onre by using Aeker's
Haby Sootaer. Il contains M opifisn or
morphine. hence is safe Sold 81 A. I.
STEWART laitiy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03
Not Home Yet

f0-b 4
Mrs. CHRISTOPHER Cross-This t.
pretty iiTse OF night fo= yoa to come
home,
NJ Chris. Cross - 'Sh. m sscari
Amt come home YET. Ies' eallcsi &
shay y neean't 1T up T. me tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03
Just Think OF 1t |!

4 NEW SHOE. WITHOUT A SEAM, FOR
N gents hnc wear. Is now offered II
fits Ike a glove. and combines elegance,
comfort and durability. Call and see IL al
AcELEOY d SMITHS.
my2aeodeu SIS Front Street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03
REMOVAL NOTICE.
INFORMATION WANTED

nF ALEXANDER H. rRAsEg--wHES
~ Iast head from. srpseishe-. Iss7. " n.
Ia the iusnbT WOODS near P.srt Klzxeis,
Washington TerritDrT- any peIson Anos-
ing his y neressoats viii ssnfsr favor by
ssuGirg his Idr1ss - JAMES FRA-EE
Hector. saihsf.sad's River. Sovs -cs,ig,
CanssA nays g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03
IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.
200 Acres Of Elrst-elass Land, north
Of Green Lake, $500 only.
this 10 . big bargain.

GOT AN IMMENSE LIST OF THE
i choicest real estate in Seattle and King
county, which offer ct bedrock prices.
GEORGE DORFFEL,
ONCE. west side of Commercial street, mp
Stair, between Mil and Warrington. %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

The POWER q Varssas explosives haS
heea calculates. "a be equiv lent g. the
following preSslsTc-. thS aEArcs giyias
tons per ssue ne lncA EsnmesgS.;c, .
rev explosive for waca important al
vsntaSes arc eisimssl "a addition -
great power, ~. nsss5- lyocriae. 81
sss,se ive gvlessse, -. fsscits. "a.
esousite. 2so; psHslss.se, 2ai: gun
eosso;. rs, dynamite, IL; atlas. lxs;
rses=rsek. liz: solsalise. -; Gzs,.as
S2npos3sr, -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

when Portland failed 70 raise the
sum necessary 10 secure the 6remens
tournament. application Vas made TO
Seattle by the Firemen's Association
snd the money Vas raised here In .
lev minutes. Our people telegrsphed
che fact to the secretary Of the Associ-
alton and were notified that the tour
nament would be bold here Since re-
cieving this notice. informal word has
come from Salem. Albany. Astoria,
walla wslla, Spokane Falls and many
other places that they would come 70
Seattle. This II al there n in the
"squabble" which Mr.. Alisky and
others Of Portland are trying to pro-
mote. Il comes with very poor grace
for Portland 10 pull back" in this
matter. she hsd the first chance and
Il was only after she hsd failed to
make use Of Il that the place Of meet
ing was changed to Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

The new chief II The 6re department.
sounds . timely note q warning.
Ths cutter hopeIessness of dealing
With . large Gre with present facilities
Is . very serious matter Seattle y
compact,y built in it, business dis
trsct, the buildings are largely q wood
and high winds sre common during
the dryest season. Nothing short Of
the hest appliances Is sufficient 70 pro-
tecs city thus EXPOSED. The rssk h
TOO great Every day of delay Is . day
- dau~er
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

Neiieines ani iiss.r.,.s ~ ecsr.s tspnsiefsae.
sArfsss. Consultation f.as. s1as u saall oe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

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OghORNtNo COWS.
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Nis~..si. s,sss.a.

The wi.~on Experiment ss~ia'in1 hs'
been ~endearoriue "a solve The pruhl"fB
n. Ia The .rc.t - ashorring on th~
milk production I; hAs h~~n baia ~
high authority s1"ug ~daisytn~n ihs'
The d~ehorrinF craze. a< Z, 10 called.
woild In truo prove d.ssirs,1s Ga the
dairy inur~s; III. 4l~stlua can so'.
- ,,sr.e. h~ ~Sttlssi a. mace. ha', care
fully c.ssdarfesi experiment. ~as ss'tir
the question 20 the lfuss~zissie sT~ts
The wlsoon..n ~;aiiaa gises the 'o3lo~
ing ranclu.son. a. ths ~rosalts - ihsis
experiments "a aa,s
We have then "a the r=ssli - Ssbofn.
ing ,-slv. co~s itrst. a slizbs falling
or in the mils yici9, s<~sd. a. -
cr-A.e IN ~. "a, ss.d 'bi~i. az sner~ss
10 the ,~smp~rs,a-e - the asirssl De-
noting = .isshi eegr.~ 81 lever Tor 5
se~ dAys after ,hs uf~rsHon Will
these r-saI,. are aos cnur ssss~. %
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oss ufera,ioa. .aa ssi~ss further az.
pe~r!rpsnts .hov a rsnra ~nzsrEei IL an
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given above. 'se gsssssssa - a~saor.tsg
cc~s Gill ssy-ss sstsrslY os tie v~@
trial Advantages - - derived FROM ::
I! 30 dshornlr. ~s oss lassrs So ~~ss-
orny is led xad s.s-szs - ess s~sa
claimed. and u .. ~ ~ss trsa issss
10 m rero~ppsls fsilizx % ia gs.ltsy
and asas.sy - 49, nix ,sra ne o.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

by the grcstyrasis.:AerS % The nice wAe
~mperct ia,o sas.s hols~ - re est~ncd-
For two Or ihrce m,auscs 90; . word was
said. and theu ! sprAas .; ore Of The rrta,s
and tired 20 tese IL sron the w1i.. b., Pa.
i.sii stared M hAsa
~Thcre 10 90; . s~crr: ssrtrx IN sae wos6
could hAcse ne for Two nlssIes." he sAAl
quietly.
With oee tosch Of lis sasers The picture
Jew open. and r0,:.cx 10 us hand be pulled
out . mass o. cru-p.ct r1rchraeat
A shor, insr--.,ioa proved 20 s,r Ge-rxr
that they were tue loss-los, ecs,ds. asa we
all aaw for Ourselves TIA. cue corn~r was
shrive.eI AID stained ~i,a grease Aad
smoke
. .
The nex, morning I found S.r George
waiting breakfast for ne Aione
Nv here IL PAlIA;,l- Sir tScors-r" I ssxed
'16one." replied Str GcorIe. e1rsiln. cos
laughing. he said be MAS afraid o: your
| punching his head IL be s,ayet"
What on earth should I d. TIA. go,r !
wondered.
.BsSause he played you . is,ck-wcn:
into you room after ycu were as.cer blew
out your light stole your matches, aud hid
himself In the cupboard IN the aofc that yoC
| would be able 20 give Us IN. o.ress % onc
Of your c~xprrsences. as you cali 'h~m- bsi
|! he told me % assure you "a his honor tia,
not one hins Of what haIFeaed that might
hail ever PASS his lips
"And I quit, believe him, I said warmly
.'Paliasti - . glorious fellow. and although
1: wasn't very pleasant Tor N. =, ,ae c.s.
tho Saine. in ttls cAse. was well worth ,bs
| abs-ncc Of the candle. "-kd<ard 4. Yr.sg,
.n EshyrarhI-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
Origin Of Electrical Terms.

The technical terms used in regard
70 electricity refer 10 units Of various
nature Thus the Unit o! capacity -
one farad. the uni; Of activity. q
watt: tho unit o! WORK. one .oule; The
unit Of quantity. one coulorne; the uaa
Of current. one arnpcre: the Unit OF re-
distance. one ohm: the uni: OF mag
ne,ic ield. one gauss; the unit Of pres-
sure. one volt: the unit OF force. ooe
dvne. These uaoes are mostly de-
rived from the rames Of men vho have
been famous in sne Geld e< electrical
research. Thus Michael FAs,day.
james Watt. and james p. Joale
famous English DISCOVERIES. gre their
names 70 the 6rss three uasfs mes
eopsd: ChasissA A. Couloob and Andrv
y. AmpseA Fnnca inveasOrA 70 ~
svo unin following; G. s Dan as4
Carl r. Gauss. German. na0e sws
uoes uniss; and III vois b nsosa frua
- ltnlias dbc0vsree. voafA N
Avnoi - derived fsoo ~ sose vss4 q
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

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fra us~szA asszAoa s>i ~~ .
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p--~ess 4sy 1sa so~1 ss.~~s
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

CHARLOTTE
A.%AG
n, T.. 80 ''''l'' -
Whies 60 "s.Sos l..
r.er.. ,v,sr..ak2ss:s: IL sse..-
Atea1ey sSe26sk witA . huey Dsa.
oss aveoae : "a EssissS pesAsed juse ~
..s 's'''' ''r'e -
Fsns $500 is9s0 dsy 49,
Ouo ylhy oeeeA vhsrv thoD11po01krf
On 096sAisG vtsA - u h.fsDeO IA
ss'.''s'''s "''a - '-'.
ho~s "a lsssR6A ED soa0A
"a sseaAily wpueo - 0oaine tns0agas
"a. q sessAs 6 HUcsve. Gt1Asg - asaAa
ID ont % ~ 416ooaDv1s4D hed
Nos what ~ sAe opiag - dss
Why, Tsbsy. - sarvsst vas ~past her wsek.'
And her syvs hs1taasa - ~ stfssGsA ~
And ii: TON. 49, go. ~ ess Syss
Become ~ hsrdoe vese iefs half DOS
BY the Mslh0ds - ~
80. ever dag. without saying . word.
Her fdno10 01aoEUss laid dOUo Tie Pea,
Re1knedDsd ~ tfeaA- or stently sole
Ths po3soss 49, = their wooden bewt
And jared tAea IN over agsan-
She dBd not so. - she MIGHT hsve6ooo
Tn less 70 The iaRscr must give ~
These thtnRs are little. whils I en- Hees:
And the word wNi sot always stand , WatS
For the words ~ ] haUo - say."
No; the clever oagsn that wrought - well.
n the eysothas could piescs 70 the hearts
intent.
She lent TO the hsubsesa6k snA snal:
Nor counted he TIM - 1eot 1t "a, T,
So Tsbby were bsteeuasas!
Al. genius basns Me . blazing star.
And Fame has N honeyed Urn 70 mn:
But the good decd don for love. not foDA
Like the wsser CUP IN the Masters name.
Il something moro precious stall.
-SsssS Cooiid1s. n A.1toeaD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

Mates 10 Ia gr~ss~e d~nass saas
e~rl 80. sas ssrr,y 81 essss~ ssss'sss
ssAs~ay, ssr s<sos sAs 3sszAs2
Ali Aases .as~sia haze r~a ~a~"
,roas<h.. cs1.~.~s vs,s sF~~soas 49,
ae-.r.ssa ~<sssrra ~ vs.s< 10 s~~sA
-tsiry ss-lus .zr-ssAs- Ss7ssAss
~oG-o~ - szs~ssne A.s u SAY - c>r~
ca u.:A .snAr rzpstai -ssAu~ss sAsSsr
- ss.x .=.@scs~a hy AsS~r sss~S
.ssErsrz.s
-Es~u tara .sesss ~ ~r~svss~s
s;ta . lshi nSkis ,cr rslska< $40 -
- sa-vd ssirn>ls ~ASa u 10 n-S~sA~y 10
si.r. ,Asa ay. 90 sor say ether g~sry~~~
-aerv tie aslas .! ussS as4 sis~><sA
% ~ cs.-r,
For anA~siA. cSs~-~e sv~
s-anr~. r~~ ga AL stsre sSry thss
;a..ur o-s, tas s~S. t.ra,e aa-s~
so~~aGi Al,-r-s,s the os~~S1s 49,
oranges .prnsie possTrva saxaF 49,
eaa aver sS~s ssr fsysrr
Investigation d.. ma .ssTNss he
10 sieirEsH&t oAt IS S
cr~as-. damage 'rsza tor.a os lbs
cc.iTsrY. aprsns Inc .asra sssse,ae 10
d~rasn.S~ mlsssaiss 9sHaAS~s >ss'ss
a.iching and a~~'orv.s'-x eAasr sssa'
ss,ion 'rosa .csta
-Aft~r the csssa<~ scs 10 "ne~
sevrlor~si. 10 aPptlcaiisa -a4 AZ ~
thai all ut =, TIC saaa~ time AT The
piAHt Dra~inr The oSrsh Assy 'rSsrs
he stems. shszs s~-,Fey,ns the $3.50
t-,cr, tkcy has.A. y ssretul.! iol."-eJ.
~.a save The ersp
As-k Mine Pc os- hsl' esp
brown sugar. hAlf cap ,nolss~ss bali
cap water aaa a bat cop slasgsr .
n:tie batter. ~cianAtn"a. natrsoE cloves
And r~aisin. too se-- 80 t-o Slaves
q, hr,aA ersmblrs au~ i.Ao ~s'h to-
crust. Als4ss Js.rssI
Imperial cjas~ser~AA Rah -
gc,h.r half cup - batter and 'hr~~
cup, - soar. ,'is in a cap ana BALI ~
molas.cs. acsp 81 c'ld water snd ons
egg. very well h~a,ra. sid a table
~sps=sn'ui 80 ginger. = t~cssp-Snfal ~
.a.is. and too t~Asprafuis 80 rrvafa ~
.a-,a-; h-s, IN. mlsivro and hsss 10 e
Sat pa. -CSussiss I asSs
-Whsl~ 1, is generally coac~iess
that post. So; in The ground upside
! .iosn will la, maea ionser tsAn la
the reverse p.s-iiiee. tho ~hr snd
- - So. rar~sz.~N
With the yubllc. The r~s.rn - tais'
IL. pore. 81 the ~c-i ~" - oos-
.'r-i~,s-i ~ o. dra~ and push the tsoss'
ur~ upsar,i 'rsn the r,=nis =" the t"as~-
ard branches 80 ~. tres. ard ,hIs -znse
principl. - ss,ian osu-~. Tho esns'sn'
d-y!ny out, u' n Ia.-i So; ~rvscrssiy a. Ia
natural g-o~th. ~hi!c y ST down the
I.,r-s ~il, essus,snils irn- ~" m"is,-
are up~Sr,i. thus causing u. prraas,"rs
accsv.
Apple. for domestic $50 ms, -
kept In n csH,l. DRY cellar la III. ~s}
,.s, mado a number 80 ,iors - TRAD
shelves. IN. io~p, apart. ~ith a ral-~i
edge 81 an in,h 81 So , 'hr srple-frrsn
falling, - Spread the apple. "a 'he
shelves And cover them ~Vh any Kind
~ cloth. .neains. sparv blankets. "5
each material \ llt,le clean. dry rye
straw Nigh, hnsser thts Pirp@s~e Ne
appl~. arr u.ea take iho~r whivh
ripsu 6r.t hreom. shrtvei-f. 80 have
.pe..s. 81 decay on them. iessins the
sound onc- l; wr} psy :" set cheap
blankets oy 'eit C~srf~i Tor This uss s'
n lev barrels ~ trait mas - kept un'
I'll ia,s In ,hr .priag Peas ar Kept
remarkably sell In TIL. say.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
ETIQUETTE At vASSAR.
a Giisavss ~ The College lfs of ns'shs
Ns~~vtcaa s.trts.

Va.-ar IL n college tn all that tho
nam., implies: and n thorough educa-
ton syiv-n In all acNicmscal branches.
and IL has ia rule. az social etiquette
Just n rigidly adhered 10 Ne In Yale 90
Harvard.
Every girl in the collcg" ss'li"s forth
during the early days of the term. card
case In hand. Ia call on the freshmen ~
her corridor. II the freshmen D. ou'.
n card j. ie,,. II in. the acquaintance is
so,med. Hut in either ca.e ~. call
mus, b. returned within n week After
thi. Gale and visits are more in'orinsi.
and parties given
Each girl 1. expected 10 give = party
in her room once in the year Thea
N. invariably held after Ten oeiocs.
at which hour Light should D. pu' out
bu, with closed doors. carefully shroud'
Cd in shawl. and waterproof cinass.
nigh, Waterman get. no hin; OF "a dis
s:ua,iou being indulged IN within
When three girls share . sitting
room. With . bedroom apiece opening
out Of IL tsor mos; q! the room. ar ~
group. Of this kind. they combine IN
the giving Of their entertainments. tsn'
saving co small amour; os trouble And
expense.
Reside. the individual parties o'
...pr.ads.~ there are the lsSi,irnx.s
cla.s parties The ~enio-s Invite iss
juniors. the juniors ~. srn'ors Tbs
.ophonsor~s give the 'rc~hHssa party
early 10 the ysar. and iassr Ga invite
them 20 the 'Tris -o~r~rsoniss. an 49,
centric Performance 20 sSnsiiss 'h@i'
i,y NJ having finished their cour~ IN
,rigooocre,sy. - which NE frcsan~a
Are sill lookisg sorsa-d
The character ~ the entertainment
u bur.e>aue. Mathematical ssxns snd
term. are ~p~r~onis~4. and susd nA:a-~'
rsdicsle shover~t on -eia~s1s.~s 90
pr.soaahse college Institutions. AID
even the faculty" i.s1G. n~-s a-s
occasional Minstrel performances stsa
p-Anu,s. aypses maple sugar and S-s
oo,te for rsfr esA@erss. also eanrssS
In the college psrsor>. so< ~ocsr=~s
powder ard eoseume sshs-os orzr~
cpaAsed 30 inmates ct Ne hS>~-
GoEdea Dssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
AFRAID IN THE DARK
Remarkable Story Of Q Youno
Nan'o Strange Power.

Ny nsme b Edward Houghton; I q
twcnty-e eight years old. Nm unmarried, enjoy
tho best Of health and Spirits. hold . govern
mont inspectorship with . go salAEJ,
eutailing plenty Of trsvelinx, and hsve odly
ono caro- in the world an afraid Of tho
dark. Indeed. Il u something moro than
1ear-it 10 terror which has haunted NJ
from my htldhood 70 the present day.
Only thrse people In tie world besides
myself have ny secrets ~ mother. Str
George 0illin9ham, Of 0illinGham Towers.
with whom I lived fos nse pears q pstvsae
tutor to his soma. and who got me my ap-
pointment, and Mr.. Pallatti.
When I lpft the Tovpns ~twelvemonth
ego, my nervous drbaae q t1enlglAG Ishoa19
have TO pan In strange bedrooms Of strange
inns, when travelling Of inspection duty, b.
camo % acute and overwhelming that ]
determined 70 consult . leading physician
about myself.
Sir Alfred Smith listened' 70 my story It
teutively, ashed ne amulitude Of questions
about my health and habits, and especially
whether any thing eve occurred In very
early childhood 70 give me . shock. although
/ might heye beea TOO young u Tho time "a
rememhoe e NOW. Ny cateclism over. n
oaid:
"Mr. Houshtoa. I must tell you frankly
that I con do uothing for you The symp
! toms You have descsibsa srs distressin&
6ut I can not ten you - . physician how
they odalns1pse snSscst ahy; nay Of alle'
WAITING them. Ihavc . friend. however,
who 10 Q profound believer In animal mag
netism. and although I an very skeptical
about many Of HE theories, he 10 n Of the
cleverest and most agreeable men I know,
Il can do no harm for sou to see him, and ]
am quite certain no will perfectly sympo'
thize with you. II no ~ do nothing else
His name 10 PellatH, aad ] have Written
down his sddNo Tor ysu. Cali apoa him '
three O'Clock tomorrow, and ] will write q
tell him that he may expect you"
I found Mr.. PAllstti tho next Afternoon
loungipg over Q book in . large luxuri0usly'
furnished room crowded with plctures
curios, and .'pretty thinGs"-a handsome
young gentlsman, perfectly dressed, with
pair Of eyss which. II they could not set
throuGaSUagueooes hooked - iftAey cUust
pderce q human being through and through
AftGr . iitts fn1i6esont lconveEsatioa
begansto tell him my tale. but I was q
uervo6 that I baagled wof1IIy. and iatsr
spsrsc1 my uarrs&iV with t1iotic gigRiO-
"W8 . biz, NJ Houshtsa, therS'ssa<
hurry" said Mr.. Pallatti, bringing me
glass OF wine from . side-tsbae; "you o..
my patient you know, and must drink thu
before beginning . long story"
Ie1bore 10 must hove put somcthiuR mt
ydnnGhA Tor Il . few 1lant0 1sfGAs(
..,Self talking - calmly and h8Nssivsly q
nwere speaking ofeome other persoe.
Hold hin how. lf lSlSnh bsl ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

-Nssoes viI b ~is:~-sss~d ss Ia
tasessioa bv "a EAssers FAC os toe
kinds 81 psasscyins oonppssssoa .
70 be used soe ias zn: ns: coesss.S 81
~oa. ss.duss pias:~s q rssss. sz~r&-d
une. and osapoa.s at s&A
vhi.e that so< she s~rvsa c1as ~ onss
q eran q sArsas. ps0sa ssss~ s<Ess.
Ma ed paas.~r q pAraA 0<A eosp-
Gszs. ssIss compounded - ses<sA
n uupurasoes ssA aassr 1eas~s -
er4ssA BssA esosestsssas hsss -
HaaDos6
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

to have come TO
1.-THE black coated
assembly. Two
ming. q ut each
fore one Of these
otioned Us 70 be
Ind and % stately.
ecene was 40 over
listened for his
ping to detain you
telling you over
u have both heard
on this particu-
hlste some Of the
rcat-Rrandsather.
her being many
lyoung and beau
70 TIE TOWen
hers." pointing
nd inspect them
Who knows
Ing soi' he said.
o him-taithleN
wod and hef
nd's vaSaoond.
. man who had
and willingly
)tates Of GillinG-
and his heirs
portrait In thai
CURE - closely.
n brought ruin
house. and Sir
himself ia the
. fact that the
|er. once sat in
hilst well born,
nnd to kiss bis
pointed % Z
OF canopy oil
II George, s.S;,
-. than he wa
upstairs, tho
voice Of his
ii Granger In Oh
IL door: il va,
. burst II opes
ce open window
after ALI
through q,
ResufuiAl
I'D Ind his Wit
|utting . con
\ iron spurn
IA ed o. % hi
hing that ne
d With Nah
axnmanASiol
III . uuod0a
nd hio 80
N, eye
y sSM