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killed by avoto the constitutional amendment
proposed by the Senate, establishing judicial
circuits of the Supreme Court. The House
thon took recess OF 10 minutes during which
Mr.. Moloney presented Chaplain Hough
with an elegant gold watch in behalf OF the
members. The response was model Of
noatnoss. The House then took recess Of
30 minutes during which very amusing
mock session was held with AIessrs Taylor
of Cornwall and Dustin of Craftsbury in
the chair in turn with Mr. Pollard of Ches
ter as clerk. Speaker start presented his
resignation as speaker owing to iselection as
judge and at II O'Clock another speaker
was elected Dir. Molonev of Rutland WAS
nominated by Mr. Euright and seconded by
Messr-. Livingston, Dustin, Pollard, Taylor
of Cornwall. Mr Mann OF Wilmington
was nominated by Mr. Clari, and seconded
by Messrs. Steele, Merrill, Proctor of Proc
tor, Thompson, kimbail, Peck, Abel
Ballot resulted a. follows: Mann ll9;
Mooney iG.
After the new speaker mad received the
oath he took the chair and thanked the
members for The honor.
At midnight the House took recess OF
- rngutes for refreshments.
Both Houses will remain in session till s
or 4 o'coc, aud then take recess till Iij
ad d.journing sine die al 5 O'Clock.
Appointments by the Governor.
Gov. Page made these appointments late
tonight:
L. .. Greene Of Woodstock, inspector Of
finance.
W. W Cooke of Burlington, William
Chapiu of Miidiese,. y. w, Vail Of Pom
fret X. c. Smith OF F.tsford. V. J. Spear
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company; H. 294 Incorporating village Of
Bradford; II. 31l. incorporating Bradford
Water Power company.
Uiiis Passed.
S. tao, amending charter of village of
Swanton; :. 40, TO incorporate the Yer
mont Association OF lIorsehrceders $. li6,
to incorporate Alpha Alpha chapter Of Del
ia Kappa Epsilon fraternity at Midilebury
college, s.. SG, to Incorporate the EsseN Co
operative Savings bank Ii. 406, nuthoriz-
ing the compiling printing and distribution
of laws relating TO taxation; II. 407, to pay
II. O. Camp ;:}4 %; Il. 1l3, relating to
savings and Investment companies and en-
la"Gng powers Of inspector of finance;
IS. o. appropriating 81. 200 to complete
the monument over tho grave Of Gen.
George d. 5tGnrord; II. 391, to define the
effect Of legislation on existing litigation
s.. 80, TN act to provide fer payment Of tine
expense OF search warrants; S G3, rotating
to state officers reports; s. G4, relating to
commitment in discharge Of recognaance5;
S. %, relating to grand list $. 81, relating
TO Bennington Battle monument :. l2D,
rotating TO safe OF real estate on execution:
). l2i. permitting blowing whistles and
ringing bells IN workshops for tho use Of the
employees thereof.
Eiu, Killed.
S. 90 relating to powors Of trustees OF
Cemetery associations to remove certain
bodies :. l5j, relating to the fling of
written opinions by County Court judges:
II. i03 encouraging occupancy Of abandon
ed farms
Adjourned.
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is cents is assossed fo,, 1901 onIv and IL is
believed that tb, ono,,nt recaived from tbis
with the taxes from cornorations onj thn
trea3urer's loon will ,u,l,o nm tba ro,uirad
amount
,
ann
II, 7l'' the school bill hastily prepared IN
the Rouse came up for discu-'ion III tne
senate ABOUT o clock this morning. None
o' ,he senators seemed 10 know much about
u, because thero had been no time IN which
10 stuoy 1t, and 1t Is safe to say that IT never
"ouiu nave passed without much amending
heu IL not been Tor strong desire
~ keI I'i OF lae present law, or az least OF
So,ie ol I.s prominent features. ne now
~, ml" paSsei ny the close vote OF 10 to II.
me bl'l aoohshes the office of county super
N'so' a"l county BOARD OF education and
ie''oreS t'e ia"s N relation 20 town sup'r-
n'el''su'a 'ePe"''' 10y acr NO. OF the laws
VI irN WIN 'onne uloliH'auohs. uh an
n"a' s'nooI meeting VIII occur th.. ns' iu's-
any Ill Iarch ana the school Year VIII be-
S"' vi" niS' Gay o. Aprh. Ihe state SUI
PefInteh"eht OF 'du'ation and the governor
-. ,"s H."'' are TO appoiht' au taih hI'n-
MAJ '7.9Io" VI 'he heSlsiaIlre' or as soon
'"'i 'al'r ~ may De- one man ia each
co"n'J' VINO 9"a'i De a resident OF ths same,
"' "a VAU"iiH'i DE- 'eachers. Inc examiner
J." "oIu 'AH'llh'"ohS Whlch snail h' not"
u i' "'' "i'"'" IN lhe sprung ana autumn
W va. r"' " '' ~ 'o ISSUE cHruHe"''s %.
w. ~ e'"''''' Il ''' I'''a'' OIL 1he I'S1 If"''
l''"E ,nE ''g S''n o'iF 10 one VINO mas tli.-.i
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TUESDAY,.



ine iiosO ih'' resins oNei' ol Tue morn
'"s vas 'n' ,''So'9s'oil y" Ci9 ~ lCu' y"
con, 81 Puo'l,ou III 'ne Se,alo' ,n IT. was
'il'u1 Spoc''H ." ior io''o c'ocA' "Ho
az t"V "Pr''H'o" "o"' '"I Cn"nlOei was
- =, ~ W. , ~ rs f'Voi ie'''S
o"V' -, i'' '''H .i'' ''N0 "o."'Ne"' ''oi''
'O' 1'''en 'I'"0d '"' ''i'''oe nv" iuu0"
ulo"' was Ie'r'Neu ~ 'no ln'"tu''op'
'o'"'oi i'0D-i 20 i'P''eu' "H' III '-0
"i ,1u9'ioh "'i0u i0'''" ~ V"e prop
"n's "'se eNlenS' - Tue H'"'o
| "H'rn =" i0" Io'. "o"'" ie0e9'''"'o WIS
,nY. .ou9nY Nen'l'"leu' "nS Sao"n
'u"' l.'e III" aPIi'p' I''ot Fi''ooo III 'n'
'l"'V l'r s'Oc' subject 10 '"' can OIL 'I'
! iUa''es' 's.i"'o'' cCN 'n" cNiiSo'
| 'u"'-', 'i"' 'n' >, ,"'9 No''ii no. pe '"''ou
On ior INNS sun ""V senator IA peIIs 'nUush'
otNeI WISE, senator 0i'''h oI " 'luhanH
trou9H' ''e ''i' "Us", ~ pass "ec'u'e V''e
| t-ous1 nuu p's'Gn IL ny l"'se "!aJorl'y'
1or Wuic'' r'''l''I ne was promptly taken 10
| 'H@h py 0ehator hopetl9 lor Nlo!atIhg par
| ,"hehtary ruIss Al IelerrIh9 u" tHe otAer
| "nNSe IN "eoh'o' Inc proSidehV decided the
| polhU wen 'aNeh'
senator 9hl,lh Oh " ihn9oT ana not ue-
| lIeNo iHe peop'e oi the 't'l9 wanted lhe
constant u'a.u On 'no treasury 'h'o ne"
o0i'- ~ "'"i' i''"N7 - '"' s'""'o'
! ~ - Wv '' '' anu '''
| "e ''''u S'y ~ a0'''',"A pOl.u'"' c'''i'i'
'I'!"',l n","0l S'oo" ny ioI 'Ne ''''ln
! ' "'' pas
! agricultural c'neSe' senator Iech sad
! that the 5000 cltlL!ns who signed the pet-
| tions ouaht 10 be recognized Senator
| ,I,,,T =,
/ ,'-'' ''""" 'Ha'v Sli D"- 'l'tc"' n s'''u
! tuat the printed petitions did not originate
! ia N-ar,nout Inns I'm +ho ,Hi,o of +La N,.,.
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WEDNESDAY,.

MONTPELIER. Nov. 2f.-'The State Legis-
lature of 1890 has passed into history and
on the merits Of its work it must stand or
fall Some of the mistakes male can be
attributed TO inexperiance in legislation, but
others were OF such a character that indif-
ference or at best careossnesS can alone cx-
plain them. The House in its efforts to
make a record MS an economical Legislature
snot over the mark, and refused some mo
derate appropriations that were asked for
when to grant them would have been for
tha best interests of the State The Senate
was more liberal, but this very liberality.
guarded though it was. doubtless had some
thing to do with the strained relations that
existed between the two bodies during the
last few days. The Legislature was
in session the usual number of
/ days, and in this respect was
neither worse nor better than its predecos
sors There we're introduced into the Sen
ale 1872 oils. 81 of which became Jaws. The
! House bore up under All measures, i12 of
which the gauntlet of the Senate and
received the governor signature. Thu, It
/ seems that the General Assembly of 1890 i
| responsible for 233 new laws. Gov. Page
sI5neu every OH that reached NM
| Among the Senate bills which became laws
may be mentioned thoae Incorporating the
burlington Iromo'oF company the Bur
irSton sale Deposit company; the
| Cmttcn0en County tnllroad company:
/ ihe Vermont h'soclauon OF TOAD
and Trottins Hor-e breeders: the
Vermont society of the Sons o. the Amc"i-
can Revolution; the oleomerSarlne bin;
! the Aulil2Itah haItl mn ana "U'Id l'!r
/ o'"' ''C '''
,oi,,+,r,rt ,,, two ,ro,erpor ~ yuni,i..oi
NV. f.urt .i,l.,,s. and an, ,,ro,.i.li,,,,
fa,. Wv, I.,,i.eti.,n of ina p,,ni,otor tottIo
,,o,n,,.n,
r,no loil. ,,in,, l,lls ,r ,,,o,., nv loss .,o,,a,
al ,.,..,r.., .ri,i,,,,in.. ~ IN. G.,,,a f'iI,d
~ ....s...,.. "a, ac. oS.,n,tI,,,, ,,,,,i ,,,,,t
l,'.,. ,,'lal,,ndnoss frn,n toyati,n. m
"e ao; =, .ro,.ot c-,,tido,s. ro,. ,,ni' 10 ooina
o.i,i -. .,,1
,t, ..,.aInoI .,oi;,,.,. ,,l,,,.',,co ,.in
| m
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"IOV0O 0"IoI0- u 70 IuITW IOaIINg. IWe
school tl wa, considered and made
special order ior Tuesday at 1880 O'Clock.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR.
i"' Nc" Vac ',.r, u" Inv ''"'" '''''-
'""" '"''''''SN'"''
Gov. Page has made tue following ap-
poiatments to-day.
trustee Vermont state Insane asylum -
u. Hooson o, brighton, Ior term OF SIX
years from O"@ J, 1850.
Directors State prison and House Of Cor
roction. W. H. h. Bingham ot stowe for
two year, and d. c. Parker OF Hartford ior
4onr year
superintendent state ep''son, l.. w oaNes
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savo Senators Harvey Eoulal and Smith OF
Windsor wno ycted Hp.
Senator Abbott looked after the welfare
Of the adjuiant general and was assisted by
Senator Roberts. VINO moved to allow him
5000 additional for expenses. Senator
Harvey argued that Ii this was to be al
lowed better make 1t p part OF the salary
and done with. lie demanded the yeas and
nays and the amendment was agreed TO,
ycns 10, nays .. Those senator's voting yes
are Abbott. CH'id, Cleveland, Dickinson,
rircn'd. Jcnninss, Kingsley. Melendy,
Morse, Rankin. Reynolds, Roberts, smith
Of Wiudham, stevens and Whceler-i'.
Those voting no are Camp, Grout. Harvey.
Lincoln, Nichol. Pcase, Peek, Randall and
smith OF Nlndsor--''.
senator Kingsley succeeded in getting
through an uiucrfmant increasing tho salary
oI the qIdrtcrn'asIer general by SlJl
senator Abbott thea moved TO strike out
/ tho section relating 20 secretary OF stare and
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Al.
ehiro tiine senator Ailen demanded the
S'tS ouu u'yS, "n'cn i,su'l''i as lo,,oWs'
3na'oi NlN,. -" ,neH, iia'-
~, iH'"'s'0'' i"uo''i', ."9'e""l, Morse,
,'9,s, ,,.,..,i, e',o CUM ivy Hoi"'' 'Hii'n Vi
IHaa. 60. ,t,,,o+4 A,,,u An.
p,. I,.,1l A'oov.' ov 1Auons, A'ien'
49, "'ip M ,, T5,' e','ii' DeliinS'
go o,-iI.l ''-'H'' ''u'',,'''
,, ~. i'oDe' - ''i''''' '"''Vi' "'0
''',o 1;'',' " .e9'I'
'''' ''''
Election of supreme Court Judges.
q sn ne Jo'lO assembly "u' cahcp 10 order at
on, chi.r ird5,o ",,d si, o9.ista,'t i,',J,,.. -
m, c,,,,.c,,,[ GI,,,., ~. 49,
}anot,,. Ninl,o1s ~ -,ialo,io ,,,.,,i,,atT'I
Hon .tonotI,n loss ,sc,n lc, i've NJ.
DorIins ~ ri,ol.oo ,filor of gholI.,r,..
Mann ~ }I-iI,,In,to,, Proctor of proot,,'
Ssr,,tor R,,dnil n} U,sb,,,..t,, rfal,so,, rf
Bri-ht,p md ltpripbt Of W,ndsor and
,TuJge ro.s was aIertad b,. yi,.n yoce
voir
For Gr.t asyi.t.,, i..lge NJ. p,,,,ord ~
I-nlerIi, nominated lion r Il TnTt and
ne woe olactad For eeconl as,i.t,,t
fidgo Nh. s;to.i, of Qtocl-t,;1oo ,o,,,i
natnd Hon : n Royeu s,..ordad bv
MIR Ki,,boll of nsuJoIop Son,tor 1fsr,..y
of Orapy. and IuJoe pnv.u was si,c-.J
For tb.r7l ,.,i.t,,, i,,oa Mr. Nio.sl,,u nr
BratfIeL,ro ro,,,i,ctad Hon / II Tv.or.
seconded l,,. Sonotor Nicbols of C,,IolGni.
and ,I.d,.o TYLER ,v,,, .l.cied Far fourth
os.is4ont indga Nj, phillins of Arlr,rto,
nouinotoj Han Iovol,rI ttuu.or. s,,,.,ndod
nv Mr. AbaI ~ lv.st ltsvan S:ora+ors Ah.
hott or E.nnirgto, ond Eond,iI NJ Vo,b.
inuton. and llr Sber,yjn Of Jamaica. .Tudoe
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support of Government.

It Is expected chat the new corporation
tax law VIII raise about $500, 600 annually
whereas the lass law realized only about
secs, 600 annually. Iuis expected increase
makes possible the reduction IN the state
lax from 20 cents on rhe dollar in 1889 TO
Is cents in 1891 The school tax Of = cents
il II new departure. by the provisions o;
H. 40l, II, 05O, 600 in the aggregate i, ap-
ulopr,ated for tho support OF government,
ana the treasurer is authorized to borrow
u sum not exceeding 5000, 00O. The Tax Of
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H. 39N, relating to aununirg marriage
and divorce: ii. g., to assess q state school
ia, az tive cents for support OF common
sct..Jf,
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Ey senator Randall, that the hearty
thnNks @. this body are due and are hereby
teudcred to Lieut.. -Gov, Fletcher president
Of tue senate, for the very abe and i'm
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II. r. Incorporating the sheldon art
muaedin. II. ~, providing for Roman Ca
tholic ,rN ice in States prison. II 3u9. re
latng 10 expense Of canvas,ing votes. "A.
$50, relating, TO cruelty to animals; II. 3G9.
for the iurtAer protection of game; H. 30,
incorDorat;Dn Rochester Water supply
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the session. II was free from spread eagle
style of oratory. so common to certain
members of the House and therefore all
toe more effective,
On the question shall the bill be read the
third time Senator Allen demanded the
yeas and nays, which resulted as follows:
Tens-Scnators Dickinson, Dwinell. Har-
veg, kingsley, Lincoln, Meendy, Morse,
Nichols, Pesae Peck, Reynolds, Smith of
Windham--12.
Nays--Senators Abbott, Adams, Allen,
Brown, Camp. Child, Cleveland, Deming
Dow, Fairchild. Grout, Jennings, Randall
Rankin, Roberts, Smith Of Windsor, Ste
veus. Wheeler-1S.
Adjourned
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ii. 4i3, was taken upas a special order and
after various minor amendments the main
question came up ANA The yeas ani nay,
were called for Yeas Isl, nays -.
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....-. ... ,l... .......
t,,-.,,,,.o I'm =. o',,...,,'riat, : uno
~, ,', "a
,', ..
IN" S'h""' h'l'.
H. ti3. rotating TO public instruction was
reported from he committee nj o:3O ~. .d,
without recommendation. The committee
stuut two IN favor and .hree against the
passage If tue Lill senator P,c6 knew it
was lake BAT rs lous as the lower House had
sent It in. we pcrnup, had Det59r pass i.. a,
he could Jniors. maAy feature, cHIloIi3d
Souo 81 Stevens Thought tins No tims 10
attempt Che careful consideration. of bill
Of this magnitude
Senator Chill, mado conservative
speech for tho defeat of thn measure. be
,i,,, Co., g., .r,, +l,., ',.,,..,,+ ia,,. on,.,,..
li.,,,,i,l t.r,, >,.,.,,,. i,,r,..,,. ,,,...l ,--
careful consideration at thI, time. not,vi,h-
standing the lact only four and ono.Aalf
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is cents is assessed for 1891 only and it is
believed that the amount received from this
with the taxes from corporations ami thc
trea3urer's loan will make up tho required
amount
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
NO use vor,nc

49, ussas fesp VsssA % M Isskss -
Alfstsso Day.
AZ local elecsioa IN . tows In Louis
laas ! vss II . grocery when IN cd Do
no eamc In 70 AZ his ticket There
va ouly one In the Gold. bot BE got out
his psnetl and looked 10 yer sad sasd:
Il reekoo dst Afst oAa % heah IS
Nan whssloek He called me niSEcr
'tother day an I'll scratch no o.
Ne ran his pescil throash the name
and went O:
Can't make out dat second name.
but I reckon its Mars TobiaA whose
allus running fur once. Trowed . club
ct me ones. an cant v0tc fur him.
There we're twelve on the
ticket. and though he couldn't red he
followed the iiss down one By oae and
scratched out each name in succession.
alleging some excase In each case.
When there we're no moro 20 scratch be
scratched his head instead and said:
why. dey 10 all dun gone OF de tick
ct an 90 deg ain't'no use to put is IN
and squabbie around "-De,rost Free
pponR
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

everybody secs Il
Till everybody is sick Of
seeing it
Till everybody knows it
without seeing it
that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
cdy cures the worst cases Of
chronic catarrh in the head,
catarrhal headache, and cold
in the head"
In perfect faith. its makers,
the Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association of Buffalo.
N. Y, offers to pay $500 to
any one suffering from chronic
catarrh in the head whom
they cannot cure.
Now II the conditions were
reversed-if they asked you to
pay $500 for a positive cure
YOU might hesitate. Here arc
reputable men. with years Of
honorable dealing; thousands
Of dollars and a great name
back Of them and they say
1--WE can cure you because
we've cured thousands like
you'll We can't we'll pay
you $500 for the knowledge
that there's one whom We
can't cure"
They believe n themselves
Isn't It worth a trial? Isn't
any trial preferable to catanh2
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Mr.. Suter-i've como u ask you for
your daughters hand. sr
Old Mr.. Dadkins-Hayc YOU obtained
her consent?
Mr.. Sutcr-Eo. sir: she says she
won't marry me. But I want you TO cx-
ers your parental authority, and make
her.-pucx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

FL PAs0. Tex. Nov. la-Hive Next
cans have been brought 70 this city
charged with numbering - American
Citizen ct San lgnAcio . small town On
the Mexican side Immediately after eom
hitting The deed the murderers crossed
Oyer to this side to Camp R,ea where
they vere arrested By Constable Cxisto.
esAi Narqee2 Who aoeoopaaisA then
% his CITY and lodged tAeo q he
county tal Tho Nexieaa axthoeftes
st JuAfea we're informed Of The sAais
sna they Vim make out lie n-eesseasy
papess for the peisoaers' eonvsyanos .
~ jafl IN This city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Hfsascks snd fsse~p, 90 cirase~ the ere
lem easetsaiiy, ycs eExty. vh<n oossive %
otl5cus. OF whcn shr tkssd e inc gsse or
sla&Etsh. o r~syrusncfl5 rrrs kasisnsi
c~aasuFailoa, - awskea th- kkircss aed
lvex - . hsaitay acsivssy withsGi irritating
Or Weahcuirg ;henz, us- syrup cs FtzA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

HAVE you suffered long by reason OF Ma
70 the conclusion hat ''ail men are liars''
Send one dollar to DR.. A. T. Shaile ibsrrcr.
Rochester, Pa, and get y bottle Of his Anti
dote for Malaria II not cured In . week,
say %, and the money viii be immediately
returned 70 YOU.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
F>,,d Dad HanvrI

FOsToRIA, O. Nov. 19-At an early
hour IS . man named Trumbo living in
the extreme north end Of town. went %
b barn yard he found . w~cll-dressed
man lying on the ground With . bullet
In his brain. Tho Durdered man wss
evidently about % years Of age. With
heavy black mustache. black hair.
slightly sprinkled with gray; on me arm
was tsttooed . woman picture and o. the
other the initials wv. L C." He
looks - though he Vas IN iron workee.
In his pocket vas found . piece OF par
per with the address Of ~ Jeakin4
0oodlsnd. Newton County"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

THOUSANDS Of mothers bless the name Of
DR.. John Bull for ~inventing his celebrated
tease for them and they never fail 70 do
good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

AivAysasoia harsh purrastvsp.Iss Tsey
first make on s;ck and ihsc ~stc yea exn-
ssipasei Carers Little Liver Pulls rsrla,e
- bowels an1 make sca well Dpse,oss Pill
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Fool poisons that accumulate In the
blood and rot the machinery Of the sys
tenn, are ersdicAted and expelled by using
Prickly Ash Bitters, Q medicine that viii
not irratAte the stomach or bowels. IL acts
In Q gentle manner on these delicate organs,
and restores health in every case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

The saving In clothing where Dobbins'
Electric SOAP i, used, - txsnfy f.n<s the
sOap bill. 1t IL no new experiment, but has
been sold for "a years. To-day just Is pure
a. in lsa Try It. Your grocer has or
will order il
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

The weight that has been hanging on the
front gate all summer will now be trans
fcrred TO the sofa ia the parlor.-Maryland
Gazette.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
THE GENERAL

BRoxcHr1Is il cured by frequent small
doses Of Pis0's euro for Consumption
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

The young man who was said 10 have
srun rapidly through his property must
have had q red shirt with y black bull DO
hind him .-Lawreuce American.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

sCNArnA wrappers are IA high favor with
~cigarmakcrs, bat the most suitable rapier
for the immature smoker Of cigarettes is
the mothers slipier.-Boston Transcript
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

WIEN you sink into = reverio you arc
merely buried in thought. Pittsburgh Dis
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28
EXpreSs Robbed.

TIPToN. Ind, Nov. i9-The United
States Express Company Was robbed Of
a money package containing 81. COO 1t
IN early hour. Elmer Meeker. the
agent. received the packsge from the
messenger Of the north bound train At
1888 a. m and was leaving his ONCE
when no was attacked by . masked
man. Meeker vas knocked senselesA
his keys TO the safe taken and the
money package secured. Meeker re-
gained consciousness before the robber
departed and opened IRE on him with
out effect. The thief returned the Dire.
seriously injuring the agents right
hand. There Is no clew to the robbeE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Nv oNAOSS VIC C0Ktu AIV vi INC WlX NV
sleeps Of the heavens In the twelfth
century 1t seemed to 60 down. but in the
nineteenth century 1t is the mightiest
symbol OF glory and triumph. and means
more than any other standard whether
inscribed with eagle. or lion. or bear, or
star, or crescent That which Saladin
trampled OF the plain Of Esdraelon
I lift to-day for your marshall,ng. The
cross! the cross! Tho foot Of it planted
in the earth 1t saves tho top Of il
pointing in the Heavens to which is
will take you. and the outspread beam
OF 1t like Outstretched arms OF invita-.
ton to all nationa Kneel 1t its foot.
Lift your eye to its victim. Swear eter.
nal allegiance to its power. And as
that mighty symbol Of pain and triumph
Is kept before Us We will realize how
Insignificant are the little crosses ne
Are called upon to bear, and will more
cheerfully carry them
As l fall asleep tonight on my pillow
In the tent on the plain Of Esdr,olon
reaching from the Mediterranean to the
Jordan. the waters OF the EVER Kishon
soothing me - by . lullaby. I hear the
gathering OF the hosts for the last ba>.
tie OF all the earth. And By their rer-
resentatives America 10 here and En-.
rope IS here and Asa 10 here apd
Africa il here and all Heaven II hero
and all hell Is here. and Apollyon % the
black horse leads the armies Of DARK.
nesA aad Jesus on the white horse leeds
the armies Of light and I hear the roll
OF the drums and The clear call OF the
clazioaA and The 0uader Of the ca,non.
aAea And then I hear The villa rush a
q uillioasof TROOPS in retreat and then
the shoat Of victery a. from l. ~. ~. e.
ehroa@ then soag - thoagA al
the armies OF earth and Heaven vere
joining Il clapplng cymbsla heating H.
K,ngdoms q this voel1 are
become the Kingdous Of our Lord aud
Of His Carist, aud Hsshall reiga forsver
and eyees
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-28

Well write it down till
everybody sees it
Till everybody is sick Of
seeing it