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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
10 OPEN AN ORPHlN ASYLUM.

Tho united lodges Of tho Odd Fellows Home Asso-
citation. with q membership Of over 10000 owning
the beautiful home at Westchesier, olencd IN August
,ss7 and already giving thirty old and INDECENT
ncorle comfortable SHELTER will celebrate the Fourth
Of July by IN afternoon and summer nights festival
~ suffers Harlem River Park. I'm aid of fund for
ne orening Of en- orphan asylum In connection with
tho home The programme win consist OF various
,,rize games, shouting match and fireworks. Many
md valuablc prizes will 20 - the winners. Two
collected bands for promenade and dancing VIII enven
the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......... SUNDAY. JUNE so. ISIS

PORT OF SUNDAY. JUNE 80. 1889
ARRIVED.
Steamer Tmbria Obi, McMickan. Liverpool June ~
with mdse and passengers 10 vernon Brown
d Co. -. 80 49,.
town 70 with mdse to Bruce smay Arrived
steamsr Buffalo DBL Malet Hull June Is via Boston. With
md and TO Son. Arved ~ the Bar
steamer Hekls CDan) Thompson, Copenhagen June IL.
Punch Edye a Co Arrived at the Bar al g. 10 Am.
Anerey (Br sheroorne Ienerine June q IN oai'
Fisher Rio Janeiro June y, with mdso
and Jevons Arrived at the Bar st 5&3
pm. ......Aoo naoo.,, Savannah q a.x. ,-,,, ,,a..
and messengers TO l. walker -
Steamer Yemassee Bearse Fernandna days via Whining
ION with mdse and passengers 10 WIN clyde d Co.
Steamer Guyandotte, Dole. Newport News and Norfolk,
with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion Sc Co
Steamer winthrop Bragg Portland with mdse TO Horaue
Steamer Fr scrivcner. Boston, in ballast 70
Thebaud Bros
+ : Robinson & CO; vessel 10 Snow & Burgess
r. More. LconhardL CleIiuegos via Delaware
Bakwate with sugar to Perkins WEIGH vessel 10 wayder
& Co.
Island, wind light, SW; partly cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Advance, Grifths Brazil ports via az Thomas
with mdse and passengers To 5 4 Brazil Mail SIS Co.
CLEARED
Bladder for Gibara Gambeta Cleopatra
Newport News, &c.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEsS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN June 3n-sailcd Servs (Brl Walh
and Nevada Br Cushing from Liverpool hence for New
York.
PLYMOUTH June 80 Arrived steamer eert GER Xampt
from New York on her to Hamburg and proceeded I'll,
HAvkE June 30 Arrived steamer La Normande 9TH oou
ter, from NewGo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
ATONE THE SOTIND.

BRIDGTPORT.-Th dredging steamer COnkln has.
since November 1855 taken from enc oyster bed off
this harbor about 100000 star fish. The COnl1in
* one of seven steamers operating different beds
here each Of which has taken an immense quantity.
. p. T. Bainum will. on July 4. raise the first
American flag with fOrty-twO stars made here, over
his villa Marina lie enters his eightieth year on
July .. and VIII allow the flag to remain up on that
day
SOUTH NORWAIK.-Thc Rev. II. A. Dclano re-
signed the pa,Oraie of the BAPTIST Tabernacle yester-
day He will accept a charge In the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
ON J. J. ! = a
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
PURE. SPARKLING, DELICIOUS.
ITHAs NO EQUAL AS A TABLE WATER.
ONEITA SPRING COMPANY,
UTICA, n. Y.
J. NJ BELL & CO.. 81 Broadway New-fork.
wlR OF WORDS IN FAVOR OF PEACE.

4 WAR OF WOhDS IN FAfOH VT fbA'h'
PbIlp Kelly, of the Theatrical Mechanical Associa
tion welded the gavel yesterdays meeting of tho
Central Labor Union. The stair Builders Union re-
ported in favor Of adopting the anupolitical pledge
Some of the unions belonging TO the Central Labor
Tnlon and some TO the Socialist Central Labor Fedora
tion the question referred 10 a special committee
for adjustment. 4 permanent arbitration committee,
consisting of J. j. Doyle. John Anderson X. Harris,
Henry Hicks and George McCadd!n, was elected. Up
to this point proceedings conducted peaceahy
and I'm rational manner. but the discussion as to the
ACCESSIBILITY Of matchmaking with the Central Labor
Federation brought out storm of fiery atgu-
ments Henry Collins, Of the steam Filters As
sociaton, arguing In favor Of reunion, laid
thai since the division Of the body the influence Of
the Central Labor Union was grow Ing cvsTahily less
The Bold" O'Brien called to order some twenty
times but insisted on having his say. which was that
II the Central labor Federation wished 20 amagamate,
# should bend the knee to the Central labor Union
and no concessions should be made. Phillip Kelly
resigned the chair to speak among other things saying
that tire Central Labor Federation taught lesson to
the Central Labor Union by leaving the latter body
and It had been proved that the seeding unions
right In their action.
At tho meeting Of the Central Labor Federation n
committee appointed 20 meet the committee of
the Central Labor Union halfway, In the interests
Of peaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
plT4JTy SHOT RY ms RROTHERi

Philip Foster accidentally shot By his brother
John on tho roof OF their home at No. 90 Pitts yes
terday They went TO the roof to lind cool spot
and while there John pulled out large pistol which
he had bought 10 celebrate the Fourth Of July While
showing IT 10 his brother John pulled the trigger and
the bail entered Philips abdomen making fatal
wound. Phl'p taken to bellevue Hospital and
John was locked mp IN the Delaney ST station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

No is for storm flags. and all Of the others are
for ordinary use II is strange, but nevertheless
fact that until act Of Congress IS passed legazing
the change merchant vessels Of the United states VIII
not be permitted 10 fy the ensign The foriy-two
stars Will be arranged in seven rows SIX In each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
HOME NEWS.
,ppIv,rS AT THE HOTELS.

,cfFTU .AyENUF-Colo,el Hogan Kennard' o. fns'
land and J. Manchester Hasnes, Of Augusta Me HUFF
NAN-Judee Rufus W. Peetham. Of tho New-forK Couf
of hppeals MURRAY uILf-Goneral Chauneey NC
yoever and General James cakes Uttcd States Amy
vrcToRIA Lieutenant oIoncl Nugept c. t.. I Eng
land. wEsTMINsTEI-Gene I. Muraia. OF Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

ARE You AWARE THAT CARTE DE N1sfrE
ar Inn vpe successfully copied 20 esized portrait
send To- lockwood II Union square for circular concerning
our mex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

DID NOT WANT TO PAY FUNERAL EXPENSES.
Three ycarold Josephine Drscoll playing IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

With such sale on as Is now peinS
conducted by us, there is no reason
why the entire community should not
wear stylish clothing. All values are
disregarded, for until July 4, at noon'
we offer everything summerish regard
less of cost.
We do not wish to carry these warm
weather goods over, hence offer them
now. when there is the@reatest demand.
Along with the forced disposal OF
summer-weight suits in Casslmeres,
Serges, Cheviots, and Tweeds are offered
Yachting Suits, Lawn Tennis Suits and
Office Coats less than cost.
OPEN UNTIL O'CLOCK DURING THE SALE.
A. H. King & Co.,
TIE LEADING AMERICAN CLoTH1ERS.
627 and 629 Broadway, near Blocker ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONE MILt on TIE MAT
FOURTH-oUEENS COUNTY HURDLE RACE. ABOUT
O

sIXTH-OPEN HURDLE RACE. IL MILES OVER
SEVEN HURDLES.
Entries to close at the track at p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
To MOTHEEs

.Nr. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teethng"
sofena tho gums reduces Inflammation alays All PAM cures
wind cole aud diarThea 20 cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
Announcements
L. & w.
A new collar
"CHETOPA
''CHHTOPA."
HRNRY 4. DANIELS. N. D


p,..... NJ tho Nervous system Gento Urinary OrgAns
In notsnee and stenlty. Hours 70 IL. b los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
an rOR ct JOUy'S GUTLD.

st. Johns Guild gratefully Acknowledges the fol-
LOWING contributions the free fresh air excursions
of their floating hospital for sick children and mothers
and for the maintenance Of their seaside hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Sun r1ses 42si Sets. 73l Neon rises 95s Xeons age
RICH WATER
AM-ssndy Hook 92S Gov Island. s46I Hell Gate llssS
P.H-sandy Hook 92& Gov Island gA7 Hell Gate ll.W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

=, .,x turlonas with allowances. The second race
= ,.r the Independence Stakes. In which 'o2 young
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
GOOD BREEDING STOCK.



In order "a make q success Vt hrscd-
Ing and raising stock Ia sci. again a.
brecjcr. 3; IL no: ouiy necessary "a
have good stock. bat he mas. bsiild up
. reputation for hs- -tocS and himself.
His stock may hv o' the very ass' Kind.
and yc; Il he has no; ts~ca able IN build
up n reputation for honesty aud fair
dealing. BE- uil! End L; ,omvshs; d.M-
cul, io build gp u good trade.
It's no, oaly necessary that h. sho1id
own good ,iocA. pa, hc must t' able
to make and breed 81 lha, the offspring
tina; he NAV sccurc VII! noi oaiy y, e
fully - good a quality a. tho parrn,s.
but he mus; Ia ahic ~ sili. further
transmit the" good qualities :" hls.r-
spring. The appearance ~ HI - not
always a criterion -! this. and
THIS - ono reason Why 10
Is 50 necessary - deal with
only reliable parties. The purchaser
OF .uf-Jved >tn,,k generally mss-s al
investment that he expects - ~ pr,hi-
able Nearly all kind, % bryyS..ns
stock ar sc,d a; prices considerably
q ,Ac aSerago market Pr.cvs. coa-
sideriuS every thing csc 10 =, equal.
except a. Tor brceicrS
In determining a question q; mi.
Kind the reliability and hoac,ty ~ III,
hr's!cr bvco1nc, a very Important
item. - i, = the purchaser = priucipai
reliance for securing good b~@~sdiny
stock- Aad The breeder who has start
ed oui with the Intention p: scoring.
err rather II building up = trade. mus,
be honest with his ca>toinsrs. ~ In .
shori time hc Will lind himself unable
:" make sales al any thing like a fair
price. \ reputation for honesty j. a,
the foundation ot succ,-, 9Th ths
breeder. and II any thing i!ac n last
ing business j. secured il !. ab.s-
lutcly essential l, j. true that occa-
%sionally u breeder ~ill be- able hy sharp
practices 10 seemingly make n success
for SOME time. but h. 4, ~ccrtaia Ia ho
Ovcrfak-n al last; while on the other
hand. u reputation for honesty and fair
dealing viii grow. and the longer tho
better. 81 thA, the reputation. or the
name itself. will b- quito 90 Atom.
Dies Moincs Leader
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01

IOften take . rocking chair
And watch him while he plays.
He has sucA foiy poly legs
And cunning little ways:
The earnestness with which he erawiS,
His strange attempts 70 talk
But most Of all 1t plesses me
When baby tries TO walk.
First dawns the light Of the resolve
Within bis rounded eyes, =
And next with painting efforts come
Hts vain attempts to rise:
I Lift him quickly from the floor
And leave him waiting there
One moment. till J bcciOn him
Toward the rocking chair.
Unsteadily. on dimpled feet,
All wsvoring he stands.
And most entrestingiy 20 me
Puts ont his pudgy hands:
A little tottering. tiny step.
A moment of alarms,
A swift advance-aimost q fall 2
hen safe In mothers arms.
Dear. dainty feet-through babyiand
Full t%rustingiy they go.
But how through stony future paths
A mother may not know:
And yet for aye my heart shall hear
HIS mystic baby talk.
And memory treasure up the days
When baby learned 70 walk.
Earnest 'iciafev. in Chicago Mail
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
USES OF INSECTS.
NsW Theories Advanced nv . Geosoiseso
>s~ Jsr-.y Meteorological

George - iiul-.. en,onologisi 90 tho
Ne~ Jer-.y Experiment Station. holds
Ia the opinion tina; Injurious !na~c'.
after all arr not an usm!iigsts! cyiL
Thcy make production = little more
laboriou-. h. -ays. and add Is thu
chances 81 financial .scs@-. for tho
careful rnAn. W. hare yet mach -
learn abou, insects. ard hos 20 deal
With them. hu. 20 are advancing \
kno.l.ig. % ;h. life history % eTery
in.ec; IL n..d.! Ia order 90 -hn~ y. at
via, stag. 81 tie .si.,eno.-egT. sor-s
or caterpillar. chrysaii. and r~~rfest
irsecs-xe can take IL a, ia Trss:-
est di.ad vantage ~ Poisonous
rcmcdls. Ia. ~ar~~nieal pr~pa1-
tlon. ans~er the purpp~e 'or leaf~z'~rs
In Amos; every ~is-;aac~ k~r~-~as aai
yyre;hrurn sill By contact A mir,srs
Of the two kind. ho-~ser. fav!s green
o. London purple With sr~ss~as eaai-
sion or p~yr~,hrsra. s~cu-- tee cAaa1~s
70 kill. and .i.l t~ hound rao~t Elective
In rrary case.
NJ. Has. al.p s.a.es that v~ ne~i
s~;Yic.er lass. ar strict s~a'0-os-s~rt
ofeHis:inS an. sxsisss ;he a~-ir&iios
Of bird. Uhe a@nss4s 'or Material
for decorating female s~~G-s~sr have
doc~ rnos~ 80 strip tss ossss;Sv % o-r
sorg bard. tia Tho 9~sArr-l-ors sa,sr.
Of the Esgsi.h sy~rrvs AnosS S~ss2
in~~c-a,~-. w., HE!.s ssH~s .p>6..
.nak~s. zsosssl sse latte. ssr oniy 1870
my TIA: yr~Js sp1a is~ ~~~~~a.
vk.a IL The lara .:A:. f~,pe ssosS
hrSIa 20 sgh; ia~rsss a. ;Asar srss APP
parHac~. Ard sos al; zn.l ts~y have
xrova as4 s~essrse.r~-
nluaSo Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
has q good effect in flatulence can

has . good effect in fatulence can
scarcely be denied. II given for that
purpose now. it is generally 10 babies.
Probably it might in infantile collie be
much oftener used to advantage than
it now is. not only on account Of its
special property referred to. but on
account also OF its laxative tendency.
Bot, after all. there IL q disposition on
the part OF physicians to do without
0edicine as much as possible in the
treatment OF diseases. and to exclude
from their list OF remedial agents all
which can properly be dispensed with.
Considering every thing about it it
can properly be said that assafstida is
superauOus. As for the n~on-profes-
siOnal using Il on his own response
bility. he Is not likely to do that. At
any rate. n experience is pretty sure
TO satisfy him.-Boston Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01


What . ~ortd az -rs~@aip. ts-,~ l.
in this ~rps-..ios. ''o~a srssnar ~. /.
essy ~ Cad and aisesss TAI .h.s- 4
- ists hs eist sss. sa.enstr. IN.
~rpliss overheard ih~ rpssa<s AID
a.@"a ssr isa s.~y Tbs aszs -ha h>a
-ss The within -ss pa asi,s tai. Add
nervous ss,er . losa ss~ss of .sss...
-hleh Threatened his ls.. fma.s asa..
nsHs@.. b.: ,AA. 80 III. s..sry -Wasn.
sfic- v~ss - h~a. ! go shl- Z. ,..s
~ air ssasa. ! s.ays-s NJ H. s~r q,
oorss dSss 20 wy assr~ tks.-. ~.a.~
. es"s ] ,ss~s .a~ ~ ,h@>~s sr.~~a.
sss sr's .sssa ssrax a. ss~s.ls...
sept rss rssains nii ss. s~ss. a.
80 jet si4sss us~ sssssshsax Co Ia.
Ia, 'sa2is - god 81 H~ .h~,
a~~ ssa sezs "a AZ aSa -z.s -
&C.. sssf afses prs.sssS go sh--1s~s "a.
o~s~sasa. .~sss ~ ~ ss!aax So
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A. isss ! g1s Isss th~ a..s~-
sas' sd ,ass~a =T ass o.-r ar 49,
hss@ - srs yys oss s~.lsy
sAass 's~~ he os~- 80 ~ "a
sss 8 80 fAs .sis~ - s<zS~s
rs ] Ase ~ sss>A Ia go .x-
charged 1880 st.A . sac So. 80
Tie srSj - s1s asss . sxe..n A..
c&sze "a <ySsS sfsA sAs s~es4 x1s-x~
! 80 r~~s~'ssfsg s~~ IL ia 81.
east - sass IN SO s~x~es. $50 ~s~.~a
ss - rss>vvssY '~sts.x =~s a. Ia.
xsss eAr~ ~ =y~f lie sss- ~
90 ta go - a. - .Ny yAu
80 80 10 go az sA~~Asass - sn
laasr ~ss. go s~rss .r
j eS@s 49, kss~J ~~~IA~s 80
'~ . s~s zs&s @s ~. Ia .-s~,az~
Al @sss s6Nas - ~ zsa9
-@~< ~ ssrsss usx 49, a.
s~srfy esAs ssS S~ss ssyso. e. -,
peJseS~- - AssI sAsss-xx 49,
D=<s sssA HSs 49,
- ~ s1vss - sss~Ss.ANs>.
se0 essn<O sess 81 Ma &C.
ssag sAas 49,. ali sa~ -.
snss sa@1s-s vsaA s.y-
80 essss@ase. suv s-~fSs
- - osasA iSos, sS--s.~s.
- ~ nfa1 ~ 49, -
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- e1OMA-0A- 1GmI
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
SWEET POTATOES.
what . Large suitisssor Wss ss sss
About rhsis Nsiue - . D e"i s.r st..S.

W ~ VS S -
About Their Ns'ae - . D ssd s"s s,.ss.
Those farmers in III. Nest and south
VIII rai-" gram and stock should Ger.
tsinly raise sws.; POTATOES Ia ic~Si th.i,
stock In connection with grain Aside
from their fat and ne-h-.prsnlr. ma
ier!als they exercise u cooling lulu-
cncc on the system. materially r.duc-
Ing the chances ~ di--as. Prom thrr-
Ia six times A. many bushels per tire
II hr grown ~ ~ corn. thus making
them IN. cheapest 20 raise They can
be- easily grown on almost any Kind ~
coil where water doe, no sisnd a, any
time. but on low land the ridges should
be- made quite high. and plants ~ the
Golden Queen aud iI-i Bermuda .et IT
least two fo.i apart on the ridge The
above kinds are the mo-; productive
aud ARE cVcrlcr, varic,lr- for the tahla.
\ large ~cui'ivaior saws tha, fcsi with
corn -onc-ihiri potato and two-;hiris
corn to hogs. aud given nothing bat
water 'o drink. they in~rrsssi Ira
weight much faster THAI Others which
had their iced ~ cnru supp ~wrn'ei
with the milk and slop. FROM "a.
kitchen Tho analyst. % 50 49,; po,a,,
shows o., 2 per cent ~ starch aud iss
per cent ~ sugar. shiloh T. proof
enough ~ their value - "a fooi prob
usi.
A. this time. morn than ever t-'or~.
ia. profits oi the farm depend ug-pn
management The low prize 80 ino.s
al kinds 81 farm produce maSe u
necessary for the farmer :"
look FOR the ch.spcs; way 20 produce
the .m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
OF ALASKA
The Almost 1oelhsustihie Timb~V Re
sources NJ Dur Arctic Territory.

y Almost 10eIhaustibie Timber Re
sources NJ Our Arctic Territory.
The prevailing forest, tree 81 Alaska.
says Mr.. George Davidson. Of Tn.
Coast Survey. IL the Sitka sprucr
growing Ia great size. covering every
part 81 the ground. and climbing the
steepcst mountain sides to the heigh,
Of 1000 or 400 Zee; above tho .ea
This tree resemble. Ia form and
foliage the silver fir. Of California. In
the Archipelago Alexander. with .
shore line Of mor- than 800 statute.
miles. the land is d~ensely sooied from
the waters edge. il can never bc de-
vas;a;ed by 'ores, hrcs. because Oh.
carpet OF set spho2nnm over the sur
face Of the country eaecsually pre-
vents fires from spreading.
We measured felled spruce tree. tha:
were $50 fee: long and I fee, thick q;
the butt; while adjacent standing tree.
measured over s feet In diameter. v.rc
branches for over 81 fest and es;s-
mated To be $50 feet high.
Hemlock. alder.. and willow. arc
found; but the mos ~rcmarkabl. VOID
Of the country 10 the yellow o-dsr. with
Gne. even texture. fragrant smell. good
size. and greater strength than the
spruce Il is readily worked. taxes
smooth surface. and IL remarkably dur
Able. II 10 . valuable addition 20 the
-abine' sooia. and 10 superior ~ . ship
timber 70 any oo the coast
IL can be obtained Of amp.. s;.e for
frames and knees for ordinary si,s-s
vssselAA We neasured one II sees in
circumfcreuce. and estimated I; so be
over LIS feet In height We collected
pan o! the keelsoa ADD frame o. .
Rassiss vessel built of :hss vot thirty
ring . wreck % The bosch for ss.era.
'FsrA Il exhibited no ssxns Of 6scay
scr OF kreis attacks. and lie vopt
around the copper and trve bolts 10
aeariy - seli preserved - % ske day
they sr~ driseA
Do KAdiAk lsland the So-rs:s oease
tossrd The south The yellow c~aAs
sos grov on tie eosfA<ass psss % !
The isiasd. but The average are II sh- |
spruce u less tAas $50 fs<s 10 shan<
HemIock 10 sossa In ahzedasse. AaA |
has il sains for tanning psrp.a
wAea IL io<xsss e WasAsscsa
Iesrisory asA Os~gus ~ esAsssseA.
Ala1A3 vUa - - gsus - oe q.
~ tosxAsusIblo sosssr1o u -
00RA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
THE A FOREST.

where IL IL situated sd Why ls Re-
csivsd Its Peculiar Name.
The Black Forest 10 the name given
70 the wooded mountain chain in the
southwestern part OF Germany. travers-
ing the provinces Of BADEN and wur.
temberg. and forming the eastern
boundary Of part Of the basin Of the
Rhine. 1t Is about ninety miles long.
and in il a number OF important rivers
have their source. the largest Of which
are the Danube. the Neckar and the
Wiessen. The chain consists Of elevated
plains o. tablelAnd. the submits Of
which are covered with snow during
eight months OF the year. Below this
are scattered groves Of pines and beach
trees. and these are succeeded BY the
dense forests Of DIR. which cover all the
middle and lower parts Of the noun
tains. from whose dark aspect Wa de-
rived the name Of tho range-"Black
Forest" The greatest elevation Of the
range Is near the source Of the Vice
sen. where il the famous defle called
AaOtSc \sbctib P1oo~ uokrVW valley vuuS
In by loAy mountains which 10 cole
brassa il history and iegead- Through
this pass General Noreau led his army
In his mastery retreat in 1875. in the
very face Of two powerful armies The
highest point Of the Back Forest IL
the Feldberg. which i 1850 feet above
the level Of the seA- The mineral
springs OF the Black Forest Are very
famous. especially thoss o. Wflbad
and hAAea-6sdsn. Thew are also
0ines q precious metals in the noun
toinA The coil on the mouasain dde
b eeueraly sterile and the climate
severe. 6ut the slower vesseen ars
Seod1el vAA vfseyardA and shere ars
many picturesque and fruitful valleyA
The fAhahitants q The Naek Forest sro
largely engagsd In he rearing sfoaes1A
sDd The 2anufaesuzo q articles u
vood. clocks music ho1aD aaA teyU q
III EndA-CAieago ~0o~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-01
-COMMON.SENSE MAxIMS.
Live Up to Them and Won viii Die Happy
Respected and Rich.

| Respected and Btch.
Let none wish for unearned gold.
Be honest and then be generous.
MOckery never degrades the just
Tomorrow may come TO US.
The poorest are the most charitable.
One fb is Oft the cause Of ten more.
A lie is black even il IL 10 n white lie.
The post OF honor is the pos, OF duty.
Il can't" is a humbug and a nui.
sance.
1t 10 not parsimOnious to BE- ecOnomi.
cal.
No sdmittance. here. except on bust.
ness
Wealth nor power can cnnoble the
mean.
Today is all the time We absolutely
have.
A single fact IL worth . folio Of
argument
II il not selfish 10 be correct in your
dealings.
The worth Of . thing depends on the
want Of it.
Let nothing be undone which ough,
To be done.
Small profits little risk; large profits
great risk
The best kind Of . picnic 10 . pick 1t
at Old Nick.
Something wrong when . man 10
afraid Of him.eli.
Honesty - better capital than .
sharpers cunning.
whose credit is suspected IL no: safe
70 be trusted.
A true mAn never !rets abou: his
place In this world.
Conscience dead - . stone 10 . heavy
thing 20 carry.
Employ no one 70 do What you On
easily do yourseh
Better q die NJ the post Of duty thas
- live elsewhere.
Leave Jour business uodu!y and youf
business viu tease you-Good House
keeping.