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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

TIE Powhatsn Club Of Richmond has in.
vited MI Cleveland to visit that city end pe
the guest OF tho club some time this year.
IfMr. Cle7eiand lake hIa vile With him on
his trips, as ne and all other married men
should do, the club had better take the pre-
caution to see that the time FOR his visit be
not that at which Mics Winnie Davis uqsy
be in Richmond, as the latter would, of
course, be invited to any reception that may
be given there, because Mr.. Cleveland
doesl { think abs is good enough to meet
his wife, though he invited Fred. Douglass
and hls white wife not only to meet her at
the Whita House, but also to meet there the
w,ves and daughters OF southern congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

CONGRESSMAN WISE Of Virginia has re-
turned from California under the impression
hat II Governor Campbell Of Ohio be re-
elected, he will BIO the democratic nominee
for tae rext Presidency. snd that Mr.. Hatch
OF Missouri stands good chance for the
speakership of the 6ext g. S. House OF Rep
resen.stives. The South evidently has a
stropg inclination towards western man
for the next Presidency, ard II Governor
Campbell cen carry Ohio In '91. there Ia no
reason Why no should not be able to do go
10 '92, ard the vote OF Ohio would secure
the election OF the democratic nominee. Ii
Mr. Hatch should be elected Speaker, Mr..
Reed may attempt oapers In the next HOUSE,
but they viii be suppressed in short order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

Suddenly. on Friday. August 7sb, 1901. at
Eewington, Fairfax county, Va, WAsH1NGToN
G. MILBURN, formerly of this city Funeral
from thu lesid ence of his broth er-inaw, Amos 8.
sla, m.ker, 415 south Pitt street, on sunday, the
9th instant, at 3 o'clock p. m. Friends and rels-
tiyes invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8.

DUR7NG THE last few weeks iou'
or FIVE murders have been committed IN .n'
dsnssly populated city OF New YORK. W.. W.,
nsrra.yators Of which have not been dis
covered New York has an immense and
costly police force, and detective force sala
TO be the equal OF any In Europe.and, 10 aoal'
sIop. has the Pinkerton men, whose efncien-
oy a. detectives is we'll sttested. Yet sne
murSerers referred to are still at large, ana
there is no olew by which their identity can
Re revealed. Yet no southern man mas ever
conceived the idee that the failure to arrest
.rd try them indicates either that the peo-
Die Ct New York are scorners and oontem-
psrs Of the law, or sympathizs with the
,aufderers, and shield and protect them. but
because the murderer of Clayton, In sparse
s fettled portion Of. Arkansns, where there
are few country oons.ables, and no ponce
ar detectives, was not discovered, almost
every republican paper printed in the North
pointed to that fact as indisputable proof OF
the utter disregard Of law and order by the
maple of Arkansas, and Of their sympathy
With The murderer, their endorsement OF MS
crime. and their successful effort to defend
and preserve him from the hands OF justice.
But Arkansas is q southern State, and that
Simple fact alone makes all the difference
In the world TO northern republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

TIE PUBLICATION ofs daily newspaper
has been commenced at Staunton. Stanton
Ia rather small town to support daily
newspaper, but It has the advantage OF be-
log about days length from any other
town Ia which daily paper Is printed and
certainly tbs NeWs deserves liberal sup
port, and, what is more. that 1t Is receiving
it, is Indicated By the appearance Of Its first
numbers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

General G. T. Beauregard is the sole sur
v,vor OF those who held the highest rank.
that OF full general. in the Confederate ar
my. It is also ssid that out Of 1913 men who
bore the title of general In that army, but
lS4 are living.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

B,wcs and Blasonnsts branch store at
Parham, Ont. was burned today, together
with the Eagle Lake Hotel. The totsl loss
Is about SIS 900, and the insurance ST., 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

TEE Farmers Alliance Of the Topeka dis
t.ics, In Ksnsas, has resolved to ask Presi'
dent Harrison 10 print and lend enough pa
per money to enable all whose property Is
raortgsged to pay their debts and ccrmsnce
Life agaiu square With the world. except the
government, cad practically with that also,
es the rate OF interest On the money 1t lends
them would Only be nominal. All the mem
hers of the alliance referred to must 90 fresh
fore,gu immigrants, Cor surely 10 citizen Of
tbs country. at all familiar with its 'nstiiu-
tious, nor sny intelligent man. could have
agreed to any SUCH resolution. The Pres'-
dent has no more right to issue money than
any member Of the alliance, and Il all debtors
" ,re relieved OF their 6ebts now, more thsn
hal O, them would be In debt sgain next
year. Debt Is en- inevitable result OF ciVili-
cation, snd the two must live or die togeth-
Err. 1t hes been go from the beginning. and
will so continue until the end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

Hebrew, 1t is said, ls again becoming q llv-
Ing language in Palestine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

THE WAY to sew up with single stitch
aus advocate Of the high tariff, is to ask him
what caused the reduction 10 the price of
sugar snd quinise, if not the removal OF the
tariff tax on those articles?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08

The msn who Is smiaole will make almost
as many friends as he does acquaintance
Lord Chesterfield.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-08
DIED,

PARK AGNEW. P. n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12
Once Too Often.

A recent German paper tells the
story Of an elderly man who had for n
wife one Of those trying persons who.
according To their own ideas, are al
WAYS In the right and who make il a
point Of conscience u prove every one
else In the wrong.
The poor man was never allowed to
make any statement without having IL
instantly disputed 10y his accurate but
irritating spouse. She had acquired
such . habit Of correcting and contra
dieting him that according tn the story,
Nhe one day made . mistake which gave
her suffering husband a chance To laugh
At her.
$40 you remember, my dear" he said
in . retrospective mood. the letter
case embroidered with pearl beads hat
you made for me with your own hands.
when we bccamc engaged? II was
worn out years ago. but ! can still see
IL very plainly. On one side there was
embroidered . beautiful butterfly. and
-"
The butterfly was on the oth,r side"
interrupted his wife. in her most decid-
ed tone.
And she always complained that Mr..
Underfeld was fond Of telling stories
without any point" whenever he re-
ferred 70 this conversation aftcrward -
Youths Companion
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12
august
Flower"

II inherit some tendency to Dys-
pepsia from my mother. I suffered
two years in this way (; consulted a
number Of doctors. They did me
no good. | then used
Relieved In your August Flower
and il was just two
days when l felt great relief. l soon
got so that ! could sleep and eat. and
/ felt that ! was well. That was
three years ago. and ! am still first
class. / am never
Two Days. without a bottle. and
il | feel consiipaicd
the least particle a dose or two Of
August Flower does the work. The
Of the medicine is, that you
can stopthe use Of IL without any bad
effects on the system.
Constipation While / was sick I
felt everything il
to me a man could feel. ]
of all men most miserable. lean
IN conclusion. that ] believe
August Flower will cure anyone Of
indigestion, If taken
Life ofMlseryw with Judgment. A.
NJ. Weed. 27o Belle
ST., Indianapolis. Ind" =
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12
GOOD RESULTS CERTAIN.

Skim MIA the Best and Most EcOaon!cal
FosA for LARba-
make especially Of sheep and horses
and raise but few pigs. and ~ cannot
tell the relative profit from feeding
skim milk to pigs and lambs keep
cows on purpose 20 get both fresh and
skim milk for colts and lambs and have
done no for some time with favorable
results Such milk puts the bone and
muscle growth into all young animals
without making them too fat and with
out danger of over feeding them ] feed
the lambs until they are one month old
milk SKINNED after standing twelve
hours only: then they will drink
any kind Of skim milk. In cold wealth
cr, I warm the milk and mix with IL
ground oats and oil meal, and from
such feed l can get all the growth l
want in either lambs or colts Early
lamb raising is profitable when intclli-
gence and close attention are given to
the business, and in my mind early
lamb raising is in its infancy in our
country. In the first place, lambs are
usually dropped in May. 50 that the
ewes ran b~ on grass in warm weather
and they get 10 special attention This
is wrong. The loss Of lambs is too
great owing TO such neglect Thirty
per cent more lambs will be saved il
dropped in February. while the sheep
are in winter quarters, where they nj
have the shepherds are In lambing
and have their feed regulated Is re
quired under different circumstances,
md where the ewes can be made to
mother their lambs- Then. too. 0ur
people Arc learning 70 eat and hence
demand good mutton. which early lamb
growing and forcing can alone supply.
With pork and mutton Ut present
prices, we should raise early mutton
lambs and feed them literally with
skinned milk, but should give with il
mixed OF separately. oil meal 70
the constipation induced by
the milk.-G. T. Breck. in Rural New
YORKER
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

Nsess Hpso . I$<eoss ~ J. - ksf3sge.
n. = OsesSs Csssh nassassssA
IL two thiau which stand In the
ny of yoang woOen making the
gseaaesa sdvsncemess and taking the
Hsk ICY ase aiming los. b their srsL
aeial and INV holesome mode Of dress
and their lack Of phyxicai culture
With he majority OF people the cen
trsi pustioa Of TIE body b weak and
tAey IRE AL The time trying 10 save II
from eserri.e and strain The hips
pivot TIE natural hinge OF the body.
bat instead Of beading fherr most pro
pie hend above IL when they xsoop
Everybody Ought % be aisle 10 b-nd
over and sovch their fingers so the
floor. keeping the kne-s perfectly siif
Some are able 90 bend i'm this way until
they can lay The whole hand ON the
6oor. Al . military school the first
thing the yousg man h taught II cor
reet carriage. and this hrniing process
b part Of the drill They arc also re-
quired 10 walk for no many hour |.
day with head erect shoulder, thrown
hack and the hands ut their aide with
thumbs turned out Thumbs out" In
what the freshman constantly hean
Not many know how ~ carry the
body in . forcible mann--; they let 1t
60 - IL pleaseA But forcibie carriage
should be taught from childhood until
the muscles get 10 n To hold the body
naturally In . strong and graceful man
ner. The graceful hors- il the one of
forcible carriage; his neck IL arched
with strength Contrast the appear
ance Of the poor old work bor~~ with
his head hanging down and . falling to
pieces air. The reason that men and
women fall into such sad muscular de-
cay Is because they lack in forcible
rage.
In belgium and Holland il IL q CON-
mon thing To s~e women in the FAX
fields, bending from their hips. working
all day without apparent discomfort
They have broad shoulders, deep
chests and fine curves in their spines
Artists consider Holland q liner place
70 get good subjects for their pictures
than Italy even
When . person has . proper pose the
chest Is naturally prominent and that
makes . curve in the spine above the
hips and throws the hips prominently
preserving . graceful outline
IN both back aud front OF the figure.
But when the figure Is deprsved with
corsetA, the spine is Strengthened. the
chest f1attened and the chin protrud-
ing. Recently q woman came into nv
Office with . bad figure Of this kind and
falling to pieces look thought
would try the experiment, OF making
her stand property To see what the
effect would he Right pose made u
looking woman OF her and
gave her . dignifed and noble appear
snce quite in contrast to her dreadful
physical expression when she cam in
There is really just ~ much expression
In the figure ~ in the face A person
all looping ove couvcysa very unpleas-
ant expression TO the beholder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

IN tie sra..
Of diseases :ha; follow a tor.
pid liver and impure blood.
nothing can take the place
Of DR.. Picrcc's Golden Med
ical Discovery. Nothing Will.
after YOU have seen ~ha, j,
docs. ], prevents and cures
BY removing the Cause. I,
invigora,es the liver. punhes
and cnrichcs the blood. sharp
ems the appetite. improves d.
gcs,ion. and builds up both
strength and flesh. when r~
duced below the standard
Of health. For Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint" Scroiula.
or any blood-tAint It's 4 posh
tive remedy. IL acts Is TO
other medicine does. For that
reason. its sold Is no other
medicine is. Its gxrrax1oea
TO benefit OF cure. or the
money Is refunded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12
the HORSESHOE TRUSS.
Tho xa0pssst WAY - se0porttag 10
1Nalh - Al9 nn1IA

The Sa0pssst WAY - se0porttsg he
ROOD - MIG nasna
Through the courtesy of Mr.. Wells,
the designer Of this ''horseShos trusA,"
We are permitted 10 make . drawing
from his plans The picture shows
how the truss il made. At regular dis
tanccs the heams cruss the harm on .
level with the tops Of the posts On
these rest the points Of the shoe. while
the round part rises and is fastened
70 the roof. thus leaving plenty of
room for tracks or sings in unfolding
hay. Ii Is cheapiy and conveniently
constructed. being made by spiking
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

The lower part Is hung as any other
door. The upper part (which is 10
serve both ~ door and table for making
out bread. etc } must be secured tn the
top Of the lower part with hinges tstrsp
hinges preferredl. SO that IL may b-
opened hack to u horizontal position
II rests on the braces, Or lcgs. which
are fastened near the upper part Of the
top part with hinges, 80 that when
shut they hang down against the door:
but when opened down they retain
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

whenever the ost crop does not pro9-
ise well 10 he harvested in IL u~u,l
way. by eaPing and binding. the best
economy viii be 70 cut earlier. the s>ne
- grasA rake mp in light windruwA
and - snoa - dry sso~ away in Tie
now 10 be reached shout the IRA a
February for Tie mich cowA ne
v.ine viii be aen in the milk pail
Ihe COWS eat them mp clean. cd II
there Is eDc1gA 20 last thrusxh March.
the COWS viii come cot % xraH WITH
coats y 6De - silk There b no hesser
fodder than oaa-hay for calves snA
yeariiaxA IL brings them ont ID fAe
eprIng in 6ne form and fessle- pm
fesd pays IN growth and Fodnea-
American AGxielttKig4
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

CONFINED DOOR AND TABI.E--orEs.
their vertical position The door. OF
table. when open. stands around
against the wall. A small block, with
edges and corners rounded. should H.
nailed to the floor. on which the outer
Of the bottom of the door may
rest when open. The door. when shut,
is secured by a button near the top
Farm and Preside.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12
THE FARMING WORLD.
2 COMBINATION.

4 C00h1no1 Osss - Tnhse - H0osgy
- 4tseAso CasssA-
Here Is . description for . combined
door and table. for pantry ~ kitchen
closet II may be made Of common
lumber. dressed On both sideA, just -
IN ordinary hassea door. except thsS
there should be two hstseas on the oct
side II the top twhen shut and two %
the inside near the bottom Il should
BE put together solidiy and then sawed
In two about two feet from the bottom
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12
The Reason h Clear.

Gazzam-1t Is q wonder that love let
tiers written by girls don't all 20 % the
dead letter Office
MK Gaxxam-Id like tn know why.
Gaxzam-Because they are miss di-
rcctcd.-Detroit Free Press
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

three planks together. IL kupplAnh
Puriine posts and plates and lie girta
and Is strong enough 20 hold TIE
heaviest roof The inventor IN nou
using IL in building . mammoth hall %
povsiioa @ S&sfen i<lnnd The tr~
Is Htented-Runl New Yorker
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

SuENCs mas bc the roai cfe-fise v-sVuu
In a dispuie. nut - generally the hard~st 10
use--Evansvilie Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

beyond Its Power. photographic
Ito custOmerl-'O. yes. we a take
anything with this instrument u il n
very fine one" Customer well. !
want . dozen cabinets and will call
around in thirty days and pay for them. ="
Photographic brg your pardon. bu;
] neglected TO state hat il would not
take q risk like hat"-Wxshiogton
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

"SwErr nothingsi" he exclaimed spftiy.
as he looked nj The row OF cirh-r> sftcr the
figure on the rh~rk W ashingtoD Peat
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12
n Fiji

Cannihallsm and Siavc-Tr.dlng Things -
he Past.
A generation ago the name Fiji was .
common symbol for the grussest and
most rrpulsive savAgery. The natives
were NOT simply cannibalS. but their
cannibalism vas an every day affair,
forming . necessary element in every
fcStivity.
The sovereignty Of the islands was
first offered to England. after Q dis
tressing history Of internal feudA in
lsSs. bu the commissioner seut out 70
investigate reported adversely. Mean
while the influx of English and other
European settlers increased. and .
stable government became . necessity.
In 1858. accordingly. the protectorste
was again offered to England and like
wise Ia the United States but neither
power cared TO undertake the dubiuus
responsibility. Two years later . hrSef
experiment Of constitutional e
ment under . native prince was tried
but this failed and Great Britain finally
came to the rescue Of the civilized Get.
tiers by accepting the sovereignty of
the islands thus securing. 1t the Sane
time. . wished-for port Of call On Tie
route from Australia 10 Panama
The administrative forms intruaucsd
among the Fits are not peculiar e,ough
to call for any long diseuxsioa- Here.
as elsewhere. the policy has been,
while doing away with sav.eey. %
treat native usages rs gently q poo
sible The governor Of Fiji is ..HieA
Commissioner Of the Western PsciAc,.
and IS such hos been . potent factor In
checking the e~annibalistic and slave.
trading barbarities for which the South
sea IVES until lately no4nrSo@-PuG
Calvin ThomaA in The Causanquan.
"A Case Of Cuoacienoe-Bri~fsfse
the balll-"DA you have eaos9A 20
eaty' Brown-"No Weatdowa 49,
table foar fineA but tAere w0 . nan
there Who wu Daki1e 0eAaAae Of
himself that I wos aaAansd - ct n
wauted-N- Y. Recordex
Not Every Tail@.-To0-~1~
~circuiaaed srcPoef that I ows every
tailor IN town Dick-"Wen ToR
why donf yoa furnish Harry w3tAaln
y those t.ilors yos dnat ewsr.I
YANKEES ElkdA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

BRONCHITIS IL cured by frequent small
doses Of Plso's Cure for Consumption.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

.prAa me- aid old M Boggs. h-slist
ingiy. Il know I've forgo,ten something
but for The life ri nc, ] can rcDe-nb-'
~ 70 IA"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

VOC can't heiplikinr them. they arr soNcrl
small and their sctiun - - p~crf-Ctu One PAL
dose Carter : L.ilti. Liver Pills Try Their
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

rss SFsp - odd 70 be impaired by pe~ns
Of paper A good d~a. % fsr~s
uaoney. doubtless. makes . man innBeszSaA
-OoDOe0sS's uoothly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12
DuRlFY YOUR
BLOOD.

- . ~ ~ - lna0WsO ssk.1ss
06 0ossUtoi Drsoassf1s0 49, 1ssAFsy
~ ssrvs0 sys1so - ~ - 1oss6vs
peUss q - s>soseA- n Wsslnbas hiss-
~ Stvss - ~ ~ - ss1ss1 Nos6sa
aOsab- u. SAsrnaa 6ssO1s1 - erse1W
IN q - ~ - ~ 1isesssv1 - ssas-
- ~ - sSosty. ~ - - hVs6bssb
~ wss1abtA ~ - 00sa
Pie|dy Ash Biiten!
aeooe svoyeo - ruoso60. - y -
0sssst1syssAtsSk ssbsoHsssW0S
b - bsns0eisi ~ - ~. ~ -
livER, ~ - kloDm - - ~
Stomach ns 1os6y b - - -
- tsvsshey tssus - q - ~ ~
n ~ 0Dso0as - - - 0artb 90 ~
bs4. - q Sehsn - Nsuisss sNrsa-
~ - - Sys1ss Usu1 - ~ . ~
- haaln q - 01Ay vsuf1 - Wsny
iaerOssl @
kSa WTTEn ~ ~ Asv1d
PolexlY A40 o1IIE13 e.
q. 10UIA ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

The pleasant favor. gentle action and
soothing effects 81 =, rup e Pigs. When in
need Of = laxative and IL the father az moth
Or be costive or bilious the most gratifying
rcsults follow its use. % that IL 10 the b-st
fAaiiI remedy known and every family
should nave . bottle
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

- ~
Il not ssrsss~d.- s~zsses 10 The relief AZ
fsrd~c BIZ thzi inconrassesc rnct3ctn~.
Ho.s~xters Sapmarh aitserN Bns prime st
trsssip 10 t~sorc.xhn~>a Very coaspscssss
d. Tai. crzIs,y uhea a. 10 ssrd for malaria
Tn p-cssaa % tkss malady In ths systrr ~
eanr~sy expeis E9aaiiy eesruve q q n
~dys9-pslA c~csssipaxsoa. n4o~1s Aaa Siaaey
trsssse and fheams,isn-
~Pourscs h % fxnny,- re.ast~a Mo-
Yhppssa "A ma russ fpr o91csI se1 In
he Arps shane yvs knew tee oocen 80
sl PYnstae sfsar IL raw setnGtco
Pea
W., srr 700 sschs Bccs.se y~s hare
cexsrrtce ns;srr's lsws ehe
tr,s. 10 ccsrrrs to tsus6be 6ue cnnsoa %
withous sss..,anc- Prsrhiy Ash kts~rs 70
ine s>assiAns p~~8cd. and vtsA tse e-'r OF
this ncdicinc your hc~'fh wsA fsiy r
s,orca Give IL q trial and watch IN rcsuita
Easy yusaarzssos w b-se aaar-eas ~
shor,rssi Thc>e 90 Tie eeupc~snG recn
foreman lie 10 always wiling 10 rzase 80
-Broosiyn Eagle
Tsg E-nsl~r ~el cftss suffer frcsa p~s~l
sar weakness that gty~s th~a rrrai distrvss
II, them NJ, suffer A sse Of pr joan
RaIl = sarsAsarigla~ strengthens ter f~usbr
organization. ssd tbs scos grow ss-sos
Aad robust 4, B. wonAn hcs; rvrncsy Tor
and declining h1alta
'rusY. wa.i I cali relief fron IN uscs
p>ci~i quarter. .std the tram? who asscd
Tor \ nlckel and ~, . - cea; psoce -Ysna
crs STATESMAN
Pam frcm Indigestion. d~ysT~p~ta and TO
hearty eating b. relieved 1T cnr- ey takiae
onc at Cartrrs Little LAYER Pills innsetl
aiely after dinner. issn'tforgvf sas>
Hy-"Ntl you marry aser' Sb~-"po
you drink runI~ He--No, dc sos cteu
rumr'-N \ Record
Glrxx's sulphur Sap 10 a genuine rvsB-
-dy for Skin Disease,
Ailrs Hair and whiskcr Dye, ~ c~nIs
Nv no was the author Of tac saying
There In always room At the tcpF Tho
hotel clerk. ] b~ii~vc Bo.ton Ias~,,c
VOC can't heipliktnr them. th-y arr 50 ven
small and tb.ir srtiun u 80 perfect Bpe pill
dose Garter = LiIti- Liver Pills TT! Their
SuHNC. msy bc the rnoai c6c-,ise wcalpn
In = dispute. nut - generally the hzrd~st To
use.-Evan.vilie journal
BRo~cuiris IL cured by frequent small
doses of Flso's Cure for C~onsumPtiun.
SWEET nothing.f" he exclaimed sofiiy,
as ne locked nj The row OF c.rh-r> after the
figure on the rh~rk w ashington fo.t
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

MANI mothers would willingly pas adoi
kar . boz for Bulrs Worm Destroyer. IL
thew could not sc, them for q cents They
are always safe and always sure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

ASsSr spring ssyles II may be no,ei tbs,
Ii oceon viii wear q rue1cd surge with
white foam trimmings y Binghsmtop Re
publican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

Nv n was the author Of tac saying
There In always room At the top The
not~l clerk. ] b-it~vc Boston t,at~,ts
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

Girxx's sulphur saap Is genuine rvss-
-iy for skin Disease,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

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sar weakness thai rty-s tb~ah xrcai distr-ss
fct th~m net 1er A ose of pT Joen
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organization. asd ts~f 5000 grow ss-ens
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and Declining heAlta
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

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p>c;-d quarter" ssid Tire tramp who asscd
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-06-12

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hearty eating - r-licvrd NJ cns- ey ,aktng
onc at CArbrrs Little LAYER Pills trncdl
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