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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
OUR HOME.

To Ny Husband.
No pile ~ architectural s:3ne.
With columns tower and arch aboundias.
Within apartments large and lone.
And : afely corridors resounding.
But structure. claiming only grace.
Proportional 10 q resting place
Our home.
A spo, where sunlight likes 20 shine
Through curtsined windows softly cleaning
And fiiclersng through the hanging vine
~ d,mIred within by love light bca;n,oS
From eyes. agiow with heavenly ray.
And bps, where household graces play
Our home.
The leaves ~ whispering wind. are stirred,
And round about the bird. are singing,
Within sfiil swe.;cr sound 10 heard
The silvery laugh OF childhood ringing.
And tender zones and accents kind.
the soul o! harmony unbind-
Our home.
A0d ~hsH ~: q oy drifting snow
Cee'ent We let the storm wind buster;
We face the h~earth-nrc's rudiyg glow
While hadovs drcsr behind us cluster;
No blast with bitter br-aih can hill
The heart snother's heart doth NIL
Our home.
The pictures from the wa'nscot smile
on scarlet bloorn through vcrdurc showing:
Willie books The ficeting hours beguile.
And converse sweet Is freely flowing
a central glow dinusing light.
D.yond the reach of human sight
Our home.
7ne thrifty housewife ,.il. her rognd
81 dailv care. yet cheerful duty.
For toll u sweet ~ toll abound
With harmony and grace and beauty;
The commonplace becomes divine.
And water Il transformed To wine
Our home.
Or veal or ~ Ger betid.s.
There's toy where heart on heart reposes,
When love within the home abide.
Like perfume round the hear, OF roses:
30 fair a dwelling place--it stands
type Of th.t not made with hands
Our home.
Mrs. HGris ". 7agtS. Ia WG'cl,nas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
BOV.S TIMETABLE.
NJ Ptsassss asA lsViessass yAts0s
Little eveAdv.s 0ife.

Little veSdys otte-
NJ little nephew ran scru~s q para
graph. somewhere. which -aid 'ha;
any body could save at lcas; two hour
| Of wasted tim. a day by running on q
timetable.
Freddy brought III. clipping la mr..
and Asked what IL meant. told him
tina; ! supposed that II mean, tina, .
person could save ivo hour = day by
having all hi. work or amusement
planned and arranged beforehand
such and such . thing Ia b. done ~
such n time. and another thing follow.
ing directly after. and 80 on
Freddy seemed - much Interested
that I y vi~sd him to make out . tins
table for himself. and try running on
il for a few day-. lie said b. guessed
no would because two extra hour,
. day would be . great help u him !,
learning 10 strike out the @.loss. IND
possibly would secure him thr ,c~.i~d
position Of pitcher in he school SIN.
The mex, day Freddy submitted the
following 70 me:
TarDpy's TIHE-TAnLE
SAS 70 7 Ge.tin up.
z to ~ Bath and s-',in reddy fer
brekfua
80 70 . beekfus.
q 70 SD Pr.ir.
so 70 SO Hard study.
$50 start fer skool.
> Get there q Teller ouss have sun
fun In lise).
70 1850 Study and rcsise.
1850 10 lo4S Reses (oys 20 D. ioaeer).
lol5 70 ~ Study and resiss-
- % 1878 Coin see 'uncA-
1915 TO lS9O EAsis H.
lzaD 70 I Saons al fhiasA Playis hail
mostly
I to 3 skool ases- Tssess prs ~ ~
day.
> Skooi over. Fun hsgins.
70 6 hece hall 0ssscal~ ridin.
Coin 70 yak tsgm;ines With . Guri).
Slidin and sksiia u winter. v1yis
kite Boshrin the dog PearsAA Con
% ride With % Shoppis visA ~
(sea does kso Il h>foxrhaad).
KasAy. In I'D vssAer essdiaL So.
Of other shisgS
9sc7 Dsser tTrsse tine Ter 0e
Ito ~ NosAin nocA Doas sseI
ike IT,
ID Ds fs Sess dun With paper -
rods susshis a,ovd
Sra n1ss b-gia 20 esAy.
oso SIS Kicxia aginss IL
SIS 20 siS Sssdy.
Si5 Gvvp 0hsA-
Si5 . - WinAis Ve~a~0 sss<h.
S1 - - CeAresAn - esests Toto
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1ks siil @Ur1ia Grase h&G fsze sfsA
1rerms. be . seiler cAas sop 70 iafy
ihiag noA Wsed~ vyAreens e.ss
hAaS - NOW like reel sk.aOs
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
effect OF L
Novel Method adopted BY . Physician Ia
b Tr~stusent Of the 1nsase.

The effect of color on the insane is
being thoroughly tested by a WE'LL
known Pittsburgh physician. Follow
ing the example Of an eminent doctor
in Italy. he has fitted up one Of the
rooms Of "A patient. home in red. The
windows are all Of red glass. the wall,
are kalsOmincd in light red. the eur
tains are Of the same hue. and the
globes Of the g~as-iet> are opalescent
scarlet. The craze for treating the in
sane in this manner is prevalent all
over Italy a; this time. II is claimed
BY the Italian doctor referred II. that
on a eceni occasion ne undertook tho
ca,e OF q person afflicted with melan.
chOlia. who refused % eat any thing.
This patient was placed in one Of these
red rooms. The effect Of the color was
% make him As cheerful n a zane per-
sOn. and in three days he voluntarily
asked for every meal.
DR.. Ayres. Of Penn avenue. who IL
well-known As an expert in the trcat
ment OF insanity. was asked hi. opin-
lon of the Italian idea. Said he: II
do % think there IL much in il. Sew.
eral years ago we had in this country
the blue light craze. B~lue-giass and
blue wall paper vi ere adopted by many
physicians by way Of experiment. but
l never heard Of any patient heins
cured through such extraneous treat.
ment would rather place . sweet.
toned music-box In the room Of every
lunatic than any thing else. Music has
. cheering effect upon almost oil insane
people. That was my experience while
I wAs . member Of the medical staff II
Dixmout lnsane Asylum. Within the
past few years wonderful strides have
been made in the line Of surgical treat
ment Of the insane. With the aid OF
localizasiou. marvellous cures have been
effected recently. people who we're 10
former years considered incur~ble. BE-
ing rather easily cured"
DR.. Hutchinson. superintendent Of
the Insane Asylum II Uxmont. va
subsequently, asked IL that institutions
had ever tried 1.-The color effect"
Yes. 10 some extent" he replied.
I'VE have nov in the institution = blue
room II has blue glass doors and
windows. and the walls are Of light
blue The room ~as fitted up that
Gay some years ago. when the idea
vent abroad tha; blue would cheer and
cure the vxgarics Of 6iA-dered minds.
However. the rUom never cured any
o gill it, The patient that u in
the room no~ has never shown any in
provement have no faith in the use
Of colorA nor do I believe that rcd.
yellow or purple would Be any better
than blue To cure insanity you must
strike a il il ns incipicocy. -hns-
6xreA RspsfoA
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
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SsAs. - tie rssss r.ss~e.
The frvneh dr'~ctssc 'orr- has hs--a
greatly derr.~d and d~sprrsia;~d sy tbs
public "a! r~o~ns year. ssd IL has a-~s
COMMONLY r-rsars~i that - n~m.~rs
bad Loaf ;hs; professional a~ssst~ss~.s
and ability which distinguished -
ClAode ard Other famous llEisr~. Oh
have either pubIIshsd their oss ga
p-risnces. like that vo~sAy. ~ vhs
have b-~s d~srrih~d usd~r saum~A
nance by noveiisss Of The .tssanraa
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kousAs" In the d~s~rssve so~ua
Soudais. vho - she ps4oe ass~ 10
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rosasd asA eonsoreoks csus~s
sho has '-nAAs bic paia." ssd -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

SODbD W0toAS03 - Ivy ORDoe0 -
0sAnsos rrsssSs~.
''i; ss only yishia tho tass sseesy.
ne ycar~ that uczs~a hare hRa -.
n!,:~d 'o cater medical es5~g~." SD
, graduate os The wcraaa's N~sscA,
College % Chicago Tie ~so. -
ArSr-cs ..c ,h- s>, 10 ssuts
suEacn-" cen;ina~i H. p~seern~uo-
and England uas surCsS isso &s~~
.ioa- Thirty yea-. Aso Ma Ins~~
Elirah-;h Hoxsan .as obliged ~ i~Aer
Eag.an! Aai attend a .cAoa In ZGr@h
so s-, q sn-issai cdss-a;.oa. 4 sAs~s
tin. s,:~r~zra Mr. Garr-a A~osier~ea.
physicians, a. sci, a. Nr~ Asu-- Nc
iArn. had IA .eAs. Eiiaes-sh 20 srs
ta.ss ~dYcaiion n Paris u s~no
sirang- that . cit. iiks EiisharvA
toA-;ins %. the taos, -S-e. ~rhcol
.y.:~m in the world. hs6 10 p,sc~
where . oma Nigh, stud, n~aaoss
II she ucr~ So inclined.
.Therr Ar- no~ fuir ns-iic~i ~s-
l-s-> in tho Cai;~d S:s,ss> sisuai.~i
n; New York. riiaA.lpAla. hall.
morc AID Chicago. Thew Ar~. pr
hAps. IA hundr-i aud SHY To-
male physicians nos prssSang n~~ii-
ctr.. in TN, city and many ~ sh-aa
arr graduates 81 our o~n college
Since it, esls,enc. -. college "a. srn,
out two hunarci graduate. IA iollo-
their profession and they a- -ra,;.-d
all over 'he world Scra- Ar la Cali
'orniA others arc ia the kss'. and =
numbrr arr IN Africa and India fho~c
who have gone abroad and acting a.
missionaries. I, hs, s.~n The custom
~ foreign missionary societies to pay
Tor IN" education - youus sumrn.
providing they Gill pl-dgc ;hrms-ls-.
50 act as missionaries fur the -ys.c- -
Eve years Many intelligent girl.
hav" tascn advantage of this opg-r-
tunity Ia get an education. and afI-r
serving their time will D. independent
I'D women Who h.-rom- doctor. IN
cline Ia any particular braurh of med
zeal pra.,ic.''
Thn, depend. on ah-r- they ar" lo-
Gated. II they settle IN - Larry" city.
~ herr specialists caa do veil. naoy os
them choose on particular bran.h.
In Chicago am have taken up ncrv-
Gus diseases and othrrs the disease.
peculiar io women. while | chose a. 10
AN oculi... There ar. also SONS" ~ho
Arr In genera! practice. and ! have no
doubt there ar. women in every special
branch % medicine. Nov. ! want to
tell You something you don't know
teaches student, hoN Ia ii, the frames
Of sp.ctacics. although Thu. il folly n
important as that III. frame, should
have glasses IN them. Unless ia" frame
i. adjusted 90 thai the center al The
len. il directly before the pupil o. tbs
eye the -p-c;aClcs never give ~s,issac-
ton. and inlur- III" vision by wearing.
Opticians have t.Somc very expert
in fitting spectacle ~"csu>c they study
the subject. They have Ia he rc-Jon-
s!blc FOR th. mistakes "a. o.uli-,s. and
have learned to plac" no dependence
on the opinion q, the average" doctor.
Physicians IN the country have M pos
sibie means Of ordering -I.s-tarl"s that
will suit the eye. ~ their patients.
They may d.scrit-. the strength al ia.
len. that they need. ba, unio-s the
fran. Is properly al lus;.d they might
no, strange that; this simple part Of
every Doctors education has t-~n neg
leC;ed and that 40 college teaches 1s'
-Chsoa2o Scms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

"A change l. coming We the hoo
Of California Where he old mines
ussa 70 b now forests are springinG
up The Wind and The birds have dooe
Ne planting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
4 Gotham Fairy Tale.

u GU see." said n Broadway car cou.
ductOr. ~ ne registered two fares on
the indicator in response 70 three just
received. ''it isn't rs easy for us con.
ductors to cheat the company - the
public seem To think. We are 70.
quired." he continued. '.as he collected
i've fares and rang up three in . buoy
ant manner. TO obtain I've cents from
every passenger. and then to register
each fare on the indicator. OF course"
he observed. meanwhile ringing up
one In exchange for two fares taken in.
leach passenger sees me ring the indi-
Gator for his or her fare. and il il inn
possible not 70 do 80 without being
found out. Why" he added. jerking
the rope % gently that the indicator
didn't ring for the two far~s he had
then pocketed. Iii I did not register
every fare I receive I should deem /.
proper for any one to have me arres.ea
fordishOne-ty." 50 I had him arrested.
-Arrl
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

RtNNN :" ssSs"s ss0eAAV S4W4
blisterSd feet with 'sSocerer's 6alve." Q
. patent preparation. composed mainly Of
csseufial oils. whose pungcnt odor soon
found its way to every corner Of the house.
Old Session drew his breath With deep
snoreA and the drsAm-cives wcrs busy in his
brain. Suddenly be awokc. and a>a bolt
upright. He snuned loudly twics OF thrice.
then. fixing his wife with the glitterius eye.
he shouted in . whisper
'Jsne. me- womanl 10 YOU know were
bein' kluryfcrmed! Can't We smell itr"
NrA. Scaton. Who was knittine By the
lamp. shifted softly and said:
Yes, father, do smell something smells
hike mcdicine o some kind"
Medicine. - cried the old mau: ..it's k,ury-
form. and we've got to be . budgin' or we'll
BE- put 70 aleep and robbed. lt's that dsA
that load Of o wheat SATURDAY., and he
knows where ! Put the money. ldrcamed .
bit AGO he Mas holding . bottle to nv noae.
Git them boys out o bed. quick, Where's
C'luml I don't kncw what to dOshesd
think Of something"
MA Sestou hurried excisedY to w1ken
Tom aud Hiram, who alept in . 'recess" or
the kitchen The boys kicked and wnined
u Uctn& too 70 F1$e, Sbe0 tOlico over and
went TO sleep again. She then ran out on
the back stoop and called her daughter. A.
she re-entcrcd the kitchen, her husband ex-
claimed:
Look II them varmintA o boys. They
are not getting up n all. Pore. innerruf
lambs. 20 be smothered In their sieep. Wake
up We young whe!p& and dance round herr,
Or ye'u get . tech o the strap
Just then Columbia entered. After 3D.
that she 'smelled somethinS'' she
suggested to her rareas that il he thought
the peddlcr WAS p~rac,icine upon them. 70
the man downstairs, and put him out
of the house.
"Yeid hke 70 hev - shos q stabbed.
Would ysf' cried The Old coward Hes
armed TO the teeth. IN warrant. Dou's let
en- set down. noe don't ses AVA your,eH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

-Gateau Of Apples: Put into q sauce
pan a hal!-pins Of water together With
= half-pound Of loaf sugar. Lei, il boil.
and when II becomes . thick syrup
have some tart apples pared. corcd and
sliced; add . pound Of these % the
syrup. Aavoring the mixture with the
lest and juice Of . lemon. Allow il -
boil. stirring il constantly: when tho
mass becomes thick. press it into .
damp mold. and when thoroughly 80
turn II out on \ dish; pour . thick
custArd around il and serve.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

-De:eciives swooped down upo. .
funeral 1t Newborn. Tenn. and cap
tured . desperate horse thief 50 quietly
IS no; to disturb he service. in he
least
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-03-08
Shipments of Hay.

The following clipping from the To.
peka Capital illustrates the liberal policy
of the Rock Island to the agricultural
community:
THE Rock Island yesterday made an
important concession to shippers. Here
tofore car load of hay has always been
put down as 90, coo pounds. though ship
pers claim 10000 pounds of hay cannot
be put in a Car. The following circular
issued yesterday by the Rock Ialand an
nounces reduction:
The minimum weight for hay, in car
loads. on and after this date, will be as
follows: On shipments destined to Mis-
souri, river points or other points on the
Chicago, Kansas g. Nebraska railway.
the minimum load win be as follows.
Cars 81 feet in length, 1900 pounds;
cars under "a feet in length, 16. O00 pounds.
On shipments destined to points east of
the Missouri river, minimum load will be
rs follows: Cars % feet and under in
length, 1900 pounds; cars over g feet
IN length, $1,000 pounds. .
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-03-08
0tterbourne.

Bonds! Bonds! for the Rock Island r
r. is all the talk in these parts.
1t is impossible to say what the result
will be ut the polls, in Randall and Ro.
vOhl townships, at this writing.
l.. n. Hitchcock has herd of 81 head
of the Polled Angus cattle. 1t is a big
help to the County to have thorough bred
stock bred and raised within days drive
of any that desire to see and improve
their stock.
Some one that has the means 10 invest
wonld find it quite profitable to import a
few thorough breed draft Stations. This
is destined to become one of the best
Stock counties in the State. And those
VINO start now, in the improvements of
their stock and stick to it, through the
reverses of new country, will soon be
among the independent farmers.
Well! Who next? Well Sam. what
makes you look so? Well Just come
over to the house and will show you
that's fine girl Sam. No Sir; that's a
Jas. Blaine. Do you mean TO say that S
a son! That's what it is. Mother and all
doing well.
Miss o. Rich has gone east to visit
friends and relatives.
Father of l.. n Hitchcock has arrived.
and thinks we have one of the finest
counties he has ever seen, and speaks
well of our prospective future
Mr. Archer added number of boxes
to the Post Office department.
They contemplate having dance at
the Dance hall Feb 81.
The NJ. E. people are having quite an
interest manifested in their protracted
meetings. conducted by the presiding FL
der. in the Barrett School house.
c.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-03-08
Randall ltems.

Beautiful weather, farmers are pillow
ing and getting ready to put in the spring
crops, there is to much frost in tn
ground to break building sod.
James Summers family are moving t.
Colby this week to live with the County
Clerk
j. Il. Beahm has gone to Oberlin thi!
week to meet his mother. She will stay
with him W hile
Please ask Tom Bilger how he stands
on the Bond question.
There will be preaching in the Sum
mer School House, Feb. 18th and 10Th.
By Rev. Scott, Baptist minister.
Villa Mum is to teach the summer
term of school in the Summers Shoot
House, commencing the first Monday in
May. She taught the winter school and
gave good satisfaction, the exhibition the
last day was good.
Henry Franklin and wife have just re-
turned from visiting their parents in
Sherman Co.
W. II. Wilson looks very pleasant
this spring. Cause-a Q pound boy.
EMS & Mark are the boss well borers,
they have just finished well for w. II.
Summer on his father claim. They bored
1913 feet deep and got Is feet of water. w.
II. is going to get pump for the well
this week, he is looking for his Father
and family the first of March.
We think we will get rail roads y tn
out voting Bonds. We are pretty sure of
the B. & M. and we think Thomas Coun-
ty and west is too fine country for the
Rock Island to go round.
Fly DY DAY.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-03-08

The Oberiin papers say that Meth
er their city nor citizens are endeav.
oring or wishing to interest them
selves in our election affairs. As 4
matter of Justice to the Oberlin papers
we viii acknowledge that the Oberlin
papers are attending to their own bus.
mess and letting our people alone, but
that does not alter the fact that Ger.
taia Gberlinites have been down in
our county urging opposition to bond
i'm our county for the Rock Island
and the Indications are that they have
used ard intend to use money in at
tempting the defeat of the bond prop.
Osition.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-03-08
Alias Notice No. S1O2.
L. S. Land Once. Oberlin, Kans

February II. loSs.
Complaint having been entered al this
Office by George Wilson against !Ghu.W. An
derson for abandoning his homestead entry
No. ATS. dated Aug. 2ath. isssi. upon the sc or
sec "a. town south. range r. west. in Thomas
county. Hams. with a view to the cancellation
of said entry: alleging abandonment; that
he has changed his residence tEerefrom for
more than six months since making said en-
try: that said tract is not settled upon and
that he never at any time built horse or es-
tablfshed or maintained a residence On this
tract, but has wholly abandoned the same,
and it IS abandoned by him at the present
time.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 18th day IF April.
1883. at 10 O'Clock, a. Ii. to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
d0nment. FRANK BACON Register
g Webb Bertram :t624-SMarS
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-03-08

The latest estimates by the commit
tee on ways and means of the proba
BILE reduction in revenue that weuld
be effected by the lately introduced
tariff bill are rs follows, Chemicals,
100000; china and glass, 81 ,60O0,-
900; cottons, $4,000; provisions,
100000. approximate; wooden goods,
Sl2, 100000; sundries, 100000;
paper, $500; sugar, 100000;
hemp, fax and jute, 81 300, 900; met
ais, l.500. 600, approximated. Free
list, s22, $50, 900. This would make
the total reduction about $50, 0O0, 900.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-03-08


The republican party stands fol
certain great principals which may well
command the loyalty of young men
1t holds to general reform of the
civil service. 1t stands tor a treat
ment of the tariff along the lines OF
protection Gf American manufactures
and American labor. 1t insists upon
a fair ballot and au honest count
north and south It antasOnizes the
dominance Of the saloon power and
offers the most effective political agen-
cy for restraining il. Upon these and
other issues it appeals confidently to
the young men, who. as they come of
age and consider what party associa-
tons they shall form,. will naturally
be drawn toward the party which
stands for the right side OF current
issues. Western Times.
The Western Times is published at
Sharon Springs, Wallace county,
Kansas. 4 lady is editor and pro-
prietor. Success to the fair editor.