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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
JOhNSTON'S FUNERAL.
simple Services over the Deceased Com
federatc ts~nerai-


WASHINGTON, March .%-Thc fencral
services over the remains ~ the late
Gen Joseph T.. Johnston, took place in
this city this morning. By special ~
quest of the deceased the ceremonies
were devoid OF os~tcntation err formality
and were in keeping with the character
of the man.
There was no exercise ut the resi-
dence of the decreased, but just before
IL o'clock the remains were taken
quietly T. -. Johns Episcopal church,
opposite ~l.atayett. square, accom-
panied 10y the family and near frirnds.
The funeral party arrived NJ the church
at IL IA III IL was met 10y the honorary
pail bearers, who Were: Senators
Morgan and Daniel, Hon. J. L.
NJ. Curry, Gen. Parkc, I. :. A.;
Gen. Charles W. Field, Gen Harry
lIeth, Rear Adm. Rogers, u. :. N:
Rear Adm. Temple, Gen. II. q. Wright,
Gen. benjamin W. i,ricc. Col Archer
Anderson of Richmond. Col. Edwin 81
Harris. Hon J. {. bancroft Davis and
James Watmough. The active body
bearers consisted Of members Of tho
cx-confc9cratc associations Of this
city, all men who fought under Gen
Johnston during the war. Drawn up
in n double line along the sidewalk
were 100 men Of Robert +. Lee camp.
confederate veterans. without uniform,
who stood with gray heads barred to tho
inclemcnt air n the body was borne
between their ranks.
The services were conducted by Rev.
DIR. Douglas. rector Of the church, and
were confined 20 the simple Ep~iscopalian
burial service for the dead
At the conclusion of the services and
a. the caskct was borne In the hcarSc
the choir, Joined by the congregation,
sang the hymn. Abide With Me" The
remains were then removed la the i.alti-
more & Potomac station, followed by
many carriages and left there on the
1910 train for baltimore, where the
body will bc inferred in Green Mount
cemetery. in that city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

j. c. ADAMS, charged with killing
Capt Couch nea Oklahoma City over a
claim dispute, has been convicted of
murder in the first degree.
THs grand jury is TO investigate the
failure of Theodore Schwartz & Co.,
the Louisville, Ky, bankers, and Grim.
inal prosecution is to follow. The as
sets nov turn out Ia he nothing. The
failure was for $500, 600.
BAsCo FRANK, one of the survivors of
the Evansville mine horror. is danger
ously i'll and his recovery is doubtful.
Frank and three companions were dis
charged from the hospital n few days
ago Since that time they have been
toasted by their friends and the high
living proved too much for Franks
stomach.
IT is now stated that the injuries re-
ccived by Mr.. Timothy u. Hcaly in the
assault made upon him Mt Cork are more
serious than at first supposed. He will
be Obliged TO remain in his room for
four weeks
THE signal service reported a Swedish
steamer ashore one mile south of Chica-
micomico life saving station on the
North Carolina coast about too miles
south of Cape Henry. Only one of her
crew was saved.
The British steamer S~trathairiy has
been lost off the North CarclinA coast.
Nineteen lives were lost
The marine court ut Gibraltar ad-
judged Capt Mckeague, of the ILL.,
faied Utopia, guilty of q grave error Of
Judgment in attempting To turn his res
sci out of the anchorage across the An
sons bow.
Two miners were blown Ia pieces in
the bottom OF the Tamarack mine nj
Calumet, Mich, the other night The
men fired one blast and had gone into
the drift TO fire q second charge.
BANKER A. s kEAN has been indicted
by the Chicago grand jury for dcfrau5-
ing his creditors in connection with the
failure OF his bank some months aga
THERE was n collision recently be-
tween n passenger train and a freight
ut Racine junction. Wis, on the North
western road Willis Andrews \ fire.
man. was killed and several other train
mcn were seriously injured
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
p TO BLAINE.


Say About the Recent hyneninS~
WASHINGTON. March 3-The answer
Of Gov. Nichols. cf Louisiana, To Secrc-
larry Blainc's telegram of March Is. In
reference 20 the New Orleans affair.
has been received by the secretary q
was given by him TO the press to-day.
The full text Of the letter Is as follows:
Hon. James &. blaine. Secretary OF state.
Washington. u G..
NEw ORLEANS. Ia. March Sir Ma isfs
hour on TIE isth instant ! received q dispatch
from you having reference TO the fore bic
breaking. on the itth OF this month OF
the tAl In this city end the ktiinS
OF eleven persons confined therein un-
der Indictment found in tho criminal
district court tor the parish OF Orleans You
stated To me that "a had been represented Co
the president. BY the minister Of Italy. sc-
credited To the government of the United
sfafe-. that among th- killed on that occa-
sion were three or four subjects OF the king
OF Italy. The telegram disclosed al spprc-
hensson on the part OF thc minister Vii.ntiy
shared In by the president. that the Dis
tuTbance ~as a continuous and swelling dis
turbancc, which ght Involve the Italian
subjects In New Orleans I have reason ~
believe that tn. hope expressed hN the pres
ident that ! NouIi cooperate with him N
maintaining the ohltsato on of the United
States ton ari italian subjects who might p"
within the p-rils OF ihc excitement, and that
further violence and bloodshci might be
prevented. was based uron that belief
The president further expressed the hope
that all Offenders might lie brought to jas
tee. Ga the lsih I tcl.grspnci you that
there was no excitement In the city at thai
time and that I siw no r-son TO anticipate
further trouble. I also stated that the &C
ton taken ~a. directed against particular
individuals and that the race or nat onaiiiy
of the parties did not enter n a fSctor INTO
the disturbance A~cck has passed nee
the dat. of my Dispatch and the opinion
then entertained a. TO IN. termination II
the trouble has proved TO bc well founded
The men Killed. a. ! have stated. were con-
nned In prison. under indictments found IA
the riminal district court for tho parish Of
Orleans, the -her n IA. M abe hts return OF
the facts to that court the judge thereof has
charged the grand Jury, nov Ia session. Ia
regard To the matter. and tn" whole subject
-, I assume, nov under Investigation by
that body.
lam satisfied that most Of the persons
Killed were American 81 liens But 10 IL
probabl. that two or three were tta! an sub
JectS have the honor to bc. very respect
fully. FRANCIS Il NI'huLLa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

SECRETARY FOSTER has sustained the
action of the superintendent of the mint
at Philadelphia in refusing to accept
for coinage the silver brick presented
by Messrs. Mcrrick and Morse for the
purpose of testing the legality OF the
treasury silver policy. In this he fol-
lows the precedent established by Sec
rotary Window.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

TOPEKA. Kan, March I-The ex-
ecutive council At noon to-day elected
rs railroad commissioner ". NJ
Mitchell. Of Newton a conductor on
the Atchi~on. Topeka s Santa Re. IN
ming between Purcell and New
ton He succeeds Judge James
Humphrey, whose term Of o4oe
expires April l. The result was q
great surprise. Is II Vas ihoaghs that
Judge Humphrey would certainly be
his Own -ccess Mitchell Is . man
abou; 70 years Of age and has been IN
the railway service for twenty year,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

AUTHORIZATIONS concerning the unset
tied state of affairs in Chill have caused
the navy department 10 decide on send
ing Admiral Brown, the commandment
of the Pacific station, to that country a.
soon as possible Admiral Brown will
sail within the next fortnight in the
San Francisco, to which he will transfer
his LAO
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

ST. Louis March &-The contrars
has Just been signed :or The eonPletson
Of the Kansas City, Ben:onsiIe 4
Southeastern railroad. giving Ben.oa-
vile, Ark, . dirrc: and short cons>e
sion with Kansas City and al points
north The engineers wfli k-n We'd
nesday =. run The line b. way Of
Sr-fnTdAle CT The Bald Ersh frusn
which point The Missouri Pacfse has :
rad running into NsnPhiN This VII
give the Nis~1ari Pacific the no~a d.
rect and shor.es, line frusn kacsas dsy
- Memphis
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

PosrNAsrER-GENERAL wANANAKER is
busily engaged in the work necessary to
carrying into effect the new postal sub
sidy act He had a long conference
with the officers of the lnman steam
ship company on the subject and
he has also taken steps to ascer-
tain the views and desires Of shippers
Mt all of the prominent southern ports
Large shippers and others interested at
baltimore, Norfolk. Savannah. Pcnsa-
cola New Orleans and Galveston have
been communicated with and invited
20 submit any propositions which they
NAV desire as to lines Of commuuica-
Sior.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

THE Maine house and senate in joint
session considered the question Of send
ing an address to the governor request
ing the removal from office of Judge
i charged with several serious ofYenscs,
among them intempcrance and unpro-
fcssional conduct. His counsel denied
the charges, pleaded lack of time in
which to prepare "A defense and asked
for a bill of particulars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

PARIS correspondent says he learns
IN the hest authority that the Italian
government, without discussing the
s..,rs Of the New Orleans prisoners
maintains that as prisoners they we've
n..;,,s5 to be defended while in prison
in the state, and declares that, ai'nouen
proclaimed innocent, they Were not 50
Extended: therefore, the Italian gov
ernmen. formally demanded Panis
,asnt .. the mob's leaders m IN
S~a,nn;tv TO the families of the men
.,.;n In conclusion. the Correspondent.
avs america seems anii na,;nss 10
the best intentions and inciihe0 "
Grant satisfaction"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

NEARLY every citizen of Chambers
county, Ala, where defaulting State
Treasurer Vincent lived, has signed a
petition asking the governor To pardon
him. Similar petitions are being circu-
lated in every county in Alabama.
Vincent is in the penitcntiary for fif-
teen years, four Of which he has served
Ia the Pratt coal mines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Local trainmcn report that while En-
Eineer Burke was dying in Milwaukee
hospital he repeated constantly in his
dclirium: my God, some m has cut
the air brakes" They also say that a
much larger sum of money was lost by
the express company than was admitted
and intimate that the wreck on the
Chicago & Northwestern near Racine
was planned by robbers
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Ben l~loIELLEN. Mrs. J. ii. Ncwbaur
and ALI Smith have been arrested at
Milwaukee,. Wis, for dealing in Louisi-
ana and Mexican lottery tickets Other
arrests are TO follow. The officers have
a list of the people who have purchased
tickets 10y mail. All OF these purchasers
are amenable under the law, and rs the
list embraces some of the most promi-
ncnt people in the state the arrests Gre
atcd a sensation. One Of the patrons
of the lottery is a member of the Wis
consin legislature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
The Crevasse In ST. james Parish. Ia.
Closed

NEW ORLEANS. March s6- Dispatches
received last evening report hat the
crevasse in St James parish was closed
by superintendent John Grant. Of the
Texas & Pacific railroad. aided by the
planters in the vicinity. This revas~c
was caused by the blowing ont Of an
iron pipe or hce fume.
The Mississippi river commission
Tuesday adopted a resolution 10 the
effect hat hereafter no levce shall be
constructed by the commission in which
any cut pipe. hurne, box or similar de-
vice Is TO be placed
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Flower"

For two years I suffered terribly
with stomach trouble. and was tor
all that time under treatment hy 4
physician. He finally, after trying
everything. said stomach wa about
worn out. and tina, | would have TO
cease eating solid food for a time a,
least. ] was So weak that could
not work. Finally OF tho recon-
incubation Of friend who had used
your preparations
A WORKOUT with beneficial fc-
suits. I procured =
Stomach. bottle oi August
Flower. aud COM
mcnccd using IL. IL scented o. 10
me good at once. | gained ia
strength and flesh rapids my ap-
petite became good. and | suffered
no bad effects from what | ate. I
feel now like a new man. and con
slider that August Flower Ia, en-
cured me OF Dyspepsia ia ia
worst form. JAMES l.. DKDKEICk.
Saugcr,icS. New York.
W. II. Utsey. ST George. & G.
writes: have used youf Angus,
Flower for Dyspepsia aud find !, an
excellent remedy. &c
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

THE sealing steamer Neptune has ar
rived at St Johns, n. f., with a catch
of G2.0o0 seals. She reports that the
Hector has 25,0 0 seals, the Greenland
- 5000, the Vanguard 90, 900, the Wolf
90, 900, the Walrus 5000. the Kite 1900,
the Iceland 1850, the Terra Now 3d.
600, the Aurora 5, 900 and the Esquimaux
10 non
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

A PETITION signed by many represent
ntivcs Of the Massachusetts Sabbath
union has been sent To the Legislature
against the preparation, printing. pub
fishing, sale and delivery of newspapers
on Sunday on the ground that there is
no just or sufficient reasoning why the
publishing and sale of newspapers
should receive discrimination from the
state w any other form of business
or labor on the Lords day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

w~fysTFrs. yan. March T.-n~
Nsnisobs A S~orfh~ess~rn sed The Cen
adam PSciae rsilssys hare bad ss-u.s
down through North Dakota drumminx
up s~;;ie- for o>- eDlosy th.s 10 ~-
lag establishes ~ he &y-nlns. 81 ,k<
Nsn!,oss q So~thsess<rs sd ~ Id
noaaioa- Tie ih...a~ss
ax~Dts ~ hsvsaS . bard tina. AZ
Esr~xa The ss-aa rer~ siyen s~o hozr
20 zrs O=; o' tO-h tk~ essizees tAr-s,~s-
ing 80 Tar ssd leather shen Th< GAIA
dsa. Padb< Agent al Bossin~sa ~ss I'd
d~a .. . rsl by inhsh&t&a1 sAo Oh
5<cset 60 ks prus<iytsn4 <sorta
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Al BERLIN dispatch says that the gov
eminent is perplexed over the Austrian
demand for discrimination in favor of
Acknowledgements cattle and hesitatcs
10 come t. a decision on the subject as
10 yield may involve Germany in COM
mcrcial difficulties with Russia and
America The H~ungarians look upon
the difcrcntial importation Of cattle
and produce into Germany rs the prin-
ciral point in the treaty and may raise
serious objections should il be refused.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
THE RUSSIAN PLAGUE.
La Grippe Again sweeping Over the Coun-
try-ChIcago's Fearful Death Rcrord-Its
Grip on Other Cities.

La Grippe Again sweeping Over the Coun-
try-ChIcago's Fearful Death Rccord-Its
Grip on Other Cities.
CHICAGO, March 26.-The grip cpl
demic is undated in this city and the
mortality continues appalling. Up Ia
midnight the deaths for two weeks az
gregated I,540, or th~irty-five per thou
sand, which Is unprecedented in Chi
cago. Nearly all died from climatic
complaints. Drug stores have been
compelled To increase their force of
work and many funerals arc taking
place as early as : n IN. and as late a.
twilight. The hospitals Of the Alcxian
brothers, the German brothers, the Au-
gustinc hospital. st. .Ioscph's hospital
and the Presbyterian hospital, which
usually take only accidents or paid
patients, have opened their doors tn the
victims of the grip and are crowded
Eight physicians Of the German hos
pital were taken down yesterday and ~
nurses of the Illinois training school for
nurses, who have been ministering 10
the sick. have succumbed since Satur-
day and some are in a critical condition.
At the women's and children's hospital,
ont Of a staff Of forty physicians, nurses
and attendants all but five are unfit for
duty. The physicians are in hopes that
the disease will wear itself out, but all
say that until there is a change in the
weather no great improvement a lie
expected
PIrTsBURGH. Pa. March e6.-From a
street joke the grip has become a gen.
orally dangerous disease The death
rate has increased IN n great extent and
this month will break the record by the
alarming increase of 80 per rent Clos
ing at noon 7.5 deaths have occurred in
Pittsburgh and Allegheny in the twenty
-four days Of this month Thirty-eighi
deaths have been reported within the
last twenty-four hours and many NJ
doubt have not been reported
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
IDrl,IaG Oat MI

ST. LorIs March Dispatches
from the northern border 81 Texas say
tina. no small moun 81 sscis~mrns
among eatilemen has b<en caused Wy
the announcement that Government
Agent Miles hAa I'm. mar.hai. to The
O>ase nation. Ia the Indian srrf.ory.
% notify stDcknrn hat thy will
not allow cattle o. 70 20
the r~<vs.ion- The o~assieaen hare
Leased lsryr trs-t. 81 grazing laads Ia
the Usage at . heavy rp~ns and for
Tho last two weeks . anal estimate
places The b5mt~r os cattle stip.~d
there a. 10. GO heSd No ots< s~etss 20
know Why ihis order ras hsuexl
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

THE executive committee Of the Grant
Monument association held n meeting
and passed resolutions asking the leg
i~slature to appropriate S590. 900 of the
state direct tax, recently refunded by
the United States, for the purpose of
erecting the monument TO Gen. Grant
at Riverside park. A committee to adj
vance the plan was sent to Albany.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

GEN. GIBBoN, commanding the de
partIncnt of the Pacific, has; in compli-
nnce with a recent order Of the wal de-
partincnt, issued an order directing that
Indians be recruited for organization as
follows: For troop l., Fourth cavalIy,
at Fort Sherman, Idaho; for company J.,
First infantry. at Fort Bidwcll, Cal;
for company l, mt Fort Spokane, Wash,
aud for company Ia, at Fort Townsend.
Mash
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

NIu Yozx- March a-ChHies T.
6&kerinx. the v~eiS-sno.r p&soo nAs-
rsaetarer. did LA. evening 81 LIS res&
desee. 5 fifth sr~see NJ. CAiek<riag
uas the yes,ir1aa ~so Voluntarily
szrned ove - tie Surrogate ssa 30
i<f: wrh him By Tie Es-er. Rsir<. asi
Wiki 10 or knc.k ksa Tbs s~;ka
"a. n sccord sisk hts lie hzx eDs-e
G. highest integrity
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
WESTERN COAL PRODUCT.
BaIIetin From the Census Once on the
Coal Industry.

Coal Industry.
WASHINGTON. March 25-Tbs cnsus
Office has issued a bulletin giving = his
tory 81 the coal products In the states
west Of the MississiPpi river. The prod
net in Is~o Is shown a. have b~en 49,
-. short tons while tn i.s9 u had To-
creased - Is.s..Jo short tons While
the quantity pro-iuced In Isss has In
creased more h a thru fold during the
the value II shown - hare de-
creased from sLss pr ton At the mines
in $50 20 SIG in iss2. making the total
value Of the outPu; o. lisa. s:s.siSz ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
Ian U~ LIFE

RAx.sr. n. March es-Niss Nora
GRAY. while crossing Ran.~y creek On
the railroad bridge. vas Surprised lass
ereuing by the sppru~eh 81 . tzaia In
hcr friSh; she iurnp-d frosn the bridge.
which Is ff.y f-~s high. bat ~as not 80
rsOasiy injured
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

WASHINGTON. March A-Thc gov
ernmeni Of Sanso Domingo has appoint
ed Manuel JesuS Gaivan a. minister 90
the United States and I. = urde~socd
that he is especially instructed To n<-
gusiaie = reciprocity trea,y with this
country. Nj. 6aivan negotiated the
treaty Of - with tho Unite! states
bet IL Was ncver ratified by The senate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

THE bill prohibiting the bringing Of
detectives into the state to do police or
military duty, known as the "anti-
Pinkcrton' bill, which recently passed
aanafa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
Spring
Medicine

Is So important that
everybody knows its nc
cessity and value. And
there is nothing So pop
ular and So successful
for the purpose. Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
Ilr.-s e W,zs- o..r-

PINE frrSy. Ara. xarch a-E-
tze~s Q sad . o'oL<k :Ass zorEs-x az
pr~on~r ss1neett - Bakln. Asr~
zpe trsE tke eOss;y AL ~ wrzAeAisg
~ cell h~r~ focs ~esx shsrz~d ..fA
g-.sd Aso<ny AID tro v5;A ehzlsAl
sksoufs
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

THE railroad commission bill has
passed both houses of Texas and will
80 Ia the governor, who will sign it II
provides for three commissioners to he
appointed bv the governor. Their sal
aries are fixed at So, 800 per annum. and
they will regulate rates and adjust diff
fcrcnccs between the companies and
shippers. The railroads are allowed to
appeal from the decision of the commits
sioners and to make n difference in the
long and short haul rates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Par more smmHtsble Than the laws Of ths
Meies md fersians 10 this. Health = tho
blessing. priceless. above al others With
ou, 10 who shall sucvoedl Small ailments.
tcmp orary Indigestion, construction - tho
bowels. a chill. inactivity 81 tho kidneys
NAV. are, do culmiuai. diss-,rouslJ Hos
~te,tsr'. Stomach bittcrs cbscSmSte shsse N
short order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
To ssvossg.ss . Ssis.re.
r."sE ~ Nu~A Z

LorI-vrIIs- ny. NsrcA 5-Tbe
grasi Jury vii Investigate the f.ilsr~
Of Th>o3ore Schwsrtxk Co. the bAsk-
er. and criminal persecution h 70 fol-
los. The A~s<ss no~ tara OF; 20 be
nothing. The fxiiare was for 60
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

KAssAs CETr. No. Nar<k r-ii =
rDor~d thai Tia oSos II Tia s~sxs2.,
superintendent ~ ;ks bzssis<oa syS
Ten e E<as>A Cay . 20 b~ sbosssssa
1hs 7osss-os ssIjed ~ Mr. z @ Pisa.
wso . also ssp<riss>s6~n, Of the Ea.-
sss City Enon 1~ccs eo<rpzay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

PrEsEc CAMILLA HarEh n
fz. fsA; kas tzk-n plse. h<.-~e= TIE
~venexsei2ns AID th< Eaxaksk q The
sscr.xr q british Gu.xa2
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

THE gold taken by Lasard Frcres on
the asth was paid by the New York sub
treasury, two-fifths in double eagles,
two-iifths in half eagles and one-fifth in
eagles. The action Of the officials in
paying ont sc large a proportion in
small pieces was decided on rs a rule to
be followed 10y them hereafter on all
Withdrawals for export. The privilege
of packing the gold in kegs in the sub
treasury building was also withdrawn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

rur man who IL q long Tine nakiup
If. mind MAJ arrive - = correct iHi.mer'.
ba, 10 is generally Too Ate - IL q aay 80
TO HIN Pack.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
COMMENT.

THE German census shows an increase
of 2,G65, l3s in the population
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

DouaI~s' ElcCtrir Soap IL s~seaG~y Or foI
% u.e. IL Vru S.Esa 44rstf-ans than an OBI
or .oap. would - 30 gtrea 2" son. iaT hg "a
u.. rsofhr. rrs sIr~I clothes yrst mora
than soap AJAX yogr grovrr far Dvbb.as
TAKE no other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

A co<rtprScs game IL = cor. - an .myN
Ing ccrcmouy ~ Josspa News
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
LIES HISTORY:

oD bss~N oS<e 10 Sc .~.<~ -
49, oSAs - - sSs~asss ass 49, A
49, sSSS~v~~ ss~Ass go ~~.~s s~.AE.
- ee.so@ OsS ssspss a. s.-~
o~ts ss~s-ss ssE .sss.-.
@~o&S - fsss~. Cd sy
essy- 49, sssDs go 80 as~.seA-s ~.s..
80 $1,000 80 - s~sssss1s eSs~.
@sesSv ~~~~A 80 sssss<s s.s vs-s.s -
eA f&sw 80 ~~
sss ssse
1Sss Gr I1Na ss ssAss4.s s-ss-&&
Ass~- 8lf8z~s 1s@~~.a@A
esssss e-As~ss ts o &~~1~ uszs 49,
S~~sss 90 ts-sss@s@xs $780,
tesskfB
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Rrsr. easirs, o. zee and ch~sp~s' I s.'s
Rcinely for CaiaSvh rs d~ragssts
DISTINCTION wis., a dircrcnce-cuFij 49,
rup.Altv
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

your preparations
with beneficial fc-
suits. | procured 4
bottle 81 A August
Flower. aud com