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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
FARM NOTES.

One of the causes i'm failure in farm
ing is the ''over-production' Of inferior
products.
Many plants will make n thriftier
growth il they are cultivated while the
dew is On
Plaster and lime are good substances
10 mix thoroughly with hen IN
composing IL
IL should be remembered that il is
better 10 keep a field clean than TO
make il clean
Ky a little planning in advance good
supply of Stops for the pigs can always
he ready for feeding.
When turkeys are first Matched they
need IA little feed often rather than
large feeds occasionally.
For a general farm fowl there is
nothing that will excel the Plymouth
Rock chicken when both eggs and a
table fowl are desired.
With cabbage, tomato and other
plants of this kind, short, stocky plants
are more desirable than those that are
tall and spindling, and will make a
better growth.
Rolling land 10y firming the soil in
crcases its power of drawing water to
the surface from below. and this influ-
encc has been observed 10 extend To a
depth of three or four feet
Many Kansas farmers ARE going 10
SOW alfalfa this spring. Several who
have tried il give the grass great praise
They say that it is a fine yielder, and
excellent feed for stock.
Both millet and Hungarian are good
grasses Z grow for hay. They are IN
nuals. however, and seed must be sown
each year in order togct a crop. There
is no advantage in sowing the seed I'M
til the soil is thoroughly warmed mp.
The latter part of May or the first of
June is plenty early.
OF the scores Of men we have con-
vcrscd with about the value of alfalfa
every one gives testimony Of the highest
character OF the value of the plant for
fodder. Cattle like IL grow fat on il
and are healthy when fed exclusively
upon it IL also makes cows increase
their milk. Hogs thrive upon IL and
il is said they will eat il after /, is cut
lem of hay for this country. II will
grow well where dry weather kills all
other grasscS-Ellsworth KAN Re-
porter.
The Orange Judd Farmer claims hat
the farmer. more than all others. peeds
iptclii-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
THE DONKEY IN MEXICO.
4 Poor Little Animal That Is Very Much
Imposed Upon

nHSs w."
The Mexican burro is Of all animals
the most fcarfully abused. Without
him Mexico would not be Mexico. He
is a very docile animal job himself
was not more patient IL IL a wcncer
that he does not inherit some of h
''spunk" of his ancestors, and, while
loaded down past endurance give a VIM
dictive kick now and then, just To show
that sometimes the downtrodden worm
will turn A most pitiful sight II % TO
see him on his way 10 market loaded
down with ''grcens"-now and then
giving a sniff rs he inhales their--io
him-delicious fragrance II he dared.
he would take d m~outhful, but his mas
ter, knowing his weakness, has cruslly
muzzled his mouth. 80 he joys on un-
complainingly, bearing his hunger best
he may; il appeals To one's sympathy 10
see him arrayed In a sort of a milk
wagon-pint cups 10 ten-galion cans
dangling gracefully from his head TO
his heels, making such a racket, when
empty, as to almost drown the sound Of
his m~elodious voice.
Sometimes you may see him repre-
scnting himself as a butcher cart, load
cd down with the carcasses of various
animals. Of which the goat ranks fore
most; then again he appears a. n char
coal vender. This is a light job for him,
and he becomes so exultant over il that
he gets quite frisky, but alas, his JOY IL
of short duration, for next day the
poor unfortunate burro is loaded 70
the guards with rock or some other
heavy material, making him feel 80
humble, 50 degraded. that he hangs his
head for very shame, and he feels SO
exhausted as the heavy burden presses
more and more upon him, that should
he try, though eve so hard, he could
not raise n respectable bray 10 save his
life.
a most ludicrous sight is to see him
decked ont with as much lumber no can
be piled on him, from the contemptuous
looks with which he gazes behind him
at the long pieces, the longest dragging
with at least n foot on the ground, he
must feel that he has bee converted
into something 'abominally feminine"
As Spoopendyke would say .'all he
needs is a paper hustle and n Gains
borough hat TO make a dodgasted
woman of him"
His ancestors are vicious, and not 70
be fooled with, and they have a right
to lie, for they have been imposed up
on, and scoffed at, until IL is only just
that they kick any one with whom they
may come in contact We. seeing that
they cannot, nor will not stand such
treatment vent our spleen OCCASION
ally, administering a good pound
ing on the poor, little. u~noffending,
patient burro that molests nothing bu4
his ~prorender. and deserves pity and
compassion from all and every one
TexaS Siftiups
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

IL m TO capitalization, but your
heart resistK- The trouble with you
my brother, is the coal wants to stay
coal. do not ask you 20 throw open
the door and let Christ in only ash
that you stop boiling il and barring II
o. my friends, we will have 70 get
rid of our sins I viii have to get rid
of my sins ard you will have 70 get nd
Of your sins What will we do with
our sins among the three crystals7 The
crystal atmosphere would display our
pollution The crystal river would b
befouled with our touch. The crystal
sea would wbelm us with its giisteutpg
surge. Transformation now or no
Transformation q: all Give sin full
chance in your heart and the tranSform-
alton will be downward instead of up
ward Instead Of crystal il will be .
cinder.
In the days Of Carthage a Christian
girl was condemned TO die for her faith.
and a boat was bedanbed with tar and
pitch and filed with combustibles and
set on fire and the Christian girl was
placed in the bost and the wind was Of
shore and the boat fioated away with
Its precious treasure. No one car doubt
that the boat landed at the shore Of
Heaven Sin wants 70 put you in a fiery
boat and shove you of in an opposite
dircction-of from peace. of from
God, of from Heaven, everlast-
ingly off; and the port To-
ward which you would sail
would be a port of darkness, and tho
guns that would greet you would be
the guns of despair. and the flags that
would wave at your arrival would be
the black flags of death o. nv brother.
you must either kill sin or sin will kill
you II j. no wild exaggeration when
] say that any man or that
wants TO be saved may ie saved. IRE
mendous choice, A thousand people
arc choosing this momen between sal
walton and destruction, between light
and darkness, between Heaven and
hell. between charred ruin and glori
GUS crystaliZation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

1Aey De Me- l1ee - usgA - u Ce0aseay
| sappeoeA
IL h rather m accepted idea with .
great many persons that New Yorkis
wealthy citizens hrAst daily and p-rep-
nially on cosily viands and arr delica-
cieA such notion IL There
are . great many talented cooks cm-
| ployed by the rich residents OF she city
and q great many choice and exquisite
dinners are served in the course Of the
year. but thes~ alternate with very sim
pie ones Here 10 an actual dinner
eaten last week In the house of = three
| times millionaire Of bi-th xs well n Of
fortune There was n erearn soup. .
PURGE 10 begin with. . steak with tvo
vegetables . salad of lettuce with
dressing. and . desert Of st~w-d RIM
barb. with coffee and n bit Of cheese
and waters 20 finish What farmers
wife would not consider hreYsteak and
| ste w ed .rhubarb . sufficiently hopely
rcpast?
but this meal As il was eaten lacked
nothing Of rclish or elegance IL WAS
served 10y a butler in a beautiful dining
room, soft with wax lights and rich
with tapestries and handsome furnish
ing~ The diners consisting simply of
the family. were IN conventional din
ner dress; every article of food was de-
~liciously cooked. the steak was Jour
inches thick and bruiled To a turn; q
single wine OF choice vintage gave n
zest 20 the rcpast; and IL ever art lursed
in ste wed rhubarb i, did in that partic-
ular dish Of the eompound-clear.
square pieces of the fruit floating in .
transparent strip Of Ghsinthe green
IL is the manner not the matter, of
New iork's private dinners which gires
them their reputation Chicago News
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
STOCK ITEMS

Generally 1t in poor economy 20 work
. horse hard all day. and then turn him
out topick around all night
Feeding stock . little dry feed daily.
when they are first turned out will
often aid materially 10 prevent scour-
ing.
At this season at least the cheapest
and best pork is that which Is made
from grasses With plenty Of grass or
clover. very little grain is necessary TO
maintain q good growth
Early maturity and economy OF pro
duction are two items OF Importance IN
breeding and feeding hogs for market
II is desirable 20 get the hog ready for
market in as short a time and NJ rs iow
q 81 rs possible
A bucket full or two Of cold well
water is not the best thing in the world
30 have in q horse's stomach at a time,
but il horses are given water but two
or three times a day they will be 80 dry
when il is given them that frequently
one bucket Of cold well water will not
satisfy them
IL men would only consider that
horses are very much like themselves,
are hungry and thirsty a. they arr,
their wants and needs the same, are
strengthened. stimulated or weakened
just B. they are by proper food or drink,
or ty the want Of IL they would be pre-
pared To take better care of them
Horses should be allowed TO have wa-
ter whenever they want it IL should
be offered 20 them, il they can't help
themselves, at least five times n day at
regular intervals Some will drink at
one time and some at another. by be-
ing offered water thus frequently they
will not take too much cold water into
their stomachs ut a time, which IRE
q~uently causes injurious results
We do not remember To have ever
seen stockmen more hopeful Of the i'm
mediate future than are feeders and
dealers OF all kinds respecting stock IA
be sold two or three months hence
Beef makers seem positive of high
prices in May and June. hogmen ARE
expecting a harvest of profit atthat
time, and not a few s~hecpmen are in
clined 10 lie equally sanguinc- -Natioh-
al Stockman-
The hog il raised entirely for its meat
and it is quite AN item To have him OF n
good quality and Ia get ready for mar
kct in the shortest time possible. And
they should only be fed the shortest
time possible tc secure this end. Some
breeds grow slower than others, SO that
ut the start it is very necessary t. get
an early maturing breed and then feed
So ~ To secure the bcst growth at the
lowest cost-Cor. Live Stock Indicator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

ton A large maJoTIty OF the families
should produce large quantities of both
to sell Groceries could in this way be
paid for at little more than nominal
prices to purchasers
There has been me advantage abou.
the cold backward spring. It has KEEP,
the fruit from budding. 80 that IL viii
be out of danger of the late trusts
Ground oats and sweet skim-muk is
one of the best feeds TO give q SOW TIA,
is sucking n litter of pigs
The amoun; Of seed being shipped 10
western Kansas this season Is a dirrct
contradiction Of the statements ,ha,
have hren made about the farmers ALI
leaving the country. The Santa Fe has
shipped more seed potatoes oats. barley
and rye than ever before -Atchison
Champion
Under ordinary conditions too much
milk can not be given to the pyuifrr.
Give them all Tia; they win eat or
drink
Guinea eggs should not be set for
Matching until WARM settled weather.
inc coNsS arc scfr 1o0ef - 1Fst ma
need the best of care.
Clean. thorough csi,ivafson u as i'm
portant with fruits As with any other
crop grown on the farm
In many localities kheepare selling
=; . better price this spring than sor
several yeArs pas,
Dueks are enornors eaters a.d some
times Il Is dtHscui; 20 determine When
they have had enough
So far Is !; IS possible ;o arcid. the
hnre shoasd not DC zroonei while e.s-
Inc
A good clover sod prepared into Q
goos alth- i good for Potatoes
TE-n nothing fhss II sarnei into Tie
So vii add 70 the fertility.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
Talks cheap, but when it's

Talks cheap. but when its
backed up BY a pledge Of the
k1yd ash Of a financially re-
sponsible finn. or company. Of
worldwide reputation for fair
and honorable dealing. u
sa.ssls bas,n<ss
Now. there are scores Of
sarsaparillas and other blood
purifiers. all cracked up TO Be-
the best. purcse. most peculiar
and wonderful. but bear IN
mind for your own ake) J.
there's only one guaranteed
blood-punficr and remedy for
torpid liver and all diseases
that come from bad blood.
That cse-s,anding solitary
and alonc-sold ca haaI is
DIR. Picrce's Golden Med
ical Discovery.
II il don't do good in skin.
scalp and scroiulous diseases
and pulmonary consumption
is only lung-scroiula- Jus, lc,
its makers know and set your
money back.
Talks cheap. but TO back 4
poor medicine. or 4 common
one. by selling it cw hraL, as
Golden Medical Discovery"
is sold. would bankrupt the
largest fortune.
Talks cheap. but only DIS
covcry Is g.1ya.1eeI
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

"Sov GOOD Digestion wait On apy-cse,
and health on both This natural A31 hap
rs condition Of th- mind aEd bids /. ercGgnt
about b. the timely use If frickly k.s hii
ters While not q beverage IN any sens. 4;
Possesses tho wonderful faulty Of rraewins
Ia the dchilits;~d system al the elements
required ~ rebuild and make struag II
yea are troubled with = h~~alArhc dseaseSi
liver. kidneys or bowels, give 1; . ira. 10
Will pps fail YOU.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

sTurnr r~yrr uas . rcncdy made with
morccarc than nr Jchn Bali Sar~<ryArllA
Esrn on. Of ihe several hrrtss and roots Esd
II eio~sly examinri. ard al foreign sacsisn
CO. e1rindri. b~fore ,hrir various virtaes
are extracted The remedy - nO, largely al
vertiscd. bat pscple who pse q VII sAls
shout IL ard prAisc IT. and IL sdv-rfi><~
its~if !, viii cure ysu q bs<d dis1so
Trs it When thc>e lArYciy advertised wsscry
ouHpoGnds fail
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
Tho Ladies' Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies' may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup Of Figs. under all condi-
tons max. IL their favoritc remedy II -
pleasing ~ the eye and " The taste genie,
Vet cnecrual in acting on the kidneys, liver
aud bowels.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
mnhe HoaeG2

n~rc is no time " b. lost whru The KID
p~y. and bisldcg neglect iAcir duty. kcs.i
dssezsr sdxanccs with gsaat strtors
Rrigss's disease add diabetes are dr-ad
foes - human life sabtuc thsm 10 ihesr
t,s.n~x vlth uo.trttcrs STOMACH Biitcrs.
,he uarr~t diarctis IN e~xis,rnrs IL con
cu~r. likewise malsrta. Constipation, eys
rrpA;a and b~slioasncsS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

ALwArsavoid harshpurvauveP pills They
first make you SICK aud thru leave You con
siipath Carriers Little Liver pills regulate
the bowels and MAKE you well Dose, Que pill
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

J. IT trrJ-i,l< that what u million worl~n
say after iaIiy trails q uiistakc' nv say
they ks".c by test thai IhbbsLs Esr<trc "a
,.osi e-faoalrdL purcst aud h-st They have
had a years - uy IL Ivt give u 0s< uAai
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

ARE as small as homeopathic pellets, and
Is easy Ia taxi as sugar. livery Q hkes
them. Carriers Little Liver Pills Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
Exhausted Possibilities.

THE people who buy bric-a-brat
says n dealer. land constantly ask I
new designs have very little idea Of 9
trouble Of producing them The chil
factories have been at work so lol
that every conceivable design for {
vase, cup. Jar or other china articls
been employed over and over
scores of times, and the best a de
n do is TO select something w
probably not been used In the
years and adapt il 10 suit his
ers The whole animal kingd
been ransacked TO furnish shd
bric-a-brac and the whole vel
kingdom TO furnish material 4
decoration. In the last twenty
vases have been made in the 4
elephants camcls. hippopot1
noceroseS lions and other land
of whales and every other kind
10 say nothing of the more ID
forms Of domestic animals and
known birds When the availabl
became exhausted recourse was<
the imagination and no nightma~
conceived monsters of n form SO frigl
full rs some of the shapes employed
china guodS"-N. Y. Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

For strengthening and clearing the voico,
use "Bko~S's BRONCHIAL ~
have conuBend~l Ihem - !rieBd, Via WV a
public SPEAKERS, and they have proved en-
tremcly ~seryic-abie Rev Henry Ward
BeeCher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

FoErITI Feeble Lungs Against Winter
with Hale's Honey Of Horchound and Tar
Plke's Toothache Drops Cure ia one minute
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

Ir you thiuk your child has worms, don't
neglect II until ~ has spasm~ Atone civ.
u Dr. Bulls Worm Destroyer. Ihoy taste
gul
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

NO" SAID the Boston girl, Il can't say
tina, I enjoy thunderstorms They are such
loud, fsshy things."-Brooklyn EAgeL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

NEvIg propose TO = grl on s~hiploard-
she might throw you ovcr.-fhil.Jclph ls
Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

SFEIS0 announcements arp ia order
among trAdcsmes, evca the organ grtnler
taxes . turn al tI-Nonser> S~talr.u4.u.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

The 1r.t scrIcnJine walk was laid out
Ia tho Garden OF Edes--fittsourgh Dis
patch
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

WuIS Q man sct. Ia trouble 10 ottcn
takes q round sum Ia square matters
Ionkers Statesman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

Tns turf will hardly lnsc IL popularity "a
race Is 49, much . matter u cour>c-St
Joseph News
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

TnEIa Lovers. Of Cosna-A contrnro
r.sy says thai pretty girls should never
bale their lips IL not vty nou Who 10
goinS ~ bite ihegnt-p.ily Cosancsi
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

EVEN vinegar has Ia work 10 bo worth
anything -Fittsburgh Disystch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

rHE c.nlT~ie da-su't know shs; ruin q.
be has never vet t-cn - his !&si lcss-
binghamtsn Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

Nov % yOer boy getting sioox NJ Har
vsrdf' "f1r.t rate he write. ne that -
xues 20 bo.toa ev~ry nlgtt 10 siady ihe
starr s-B~ton Gax-tf~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

LAYING for a man 10 al occupation ouly es
cusablc In = hen.-St Joseph Newa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

WISE medical men do not treat sompam
buiism "a q pillow case.-Boston Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

BrsT, easiest u use and cheapest Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. 70.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01
Growth OF Gcrman Cite.

The growth of the city population in
Germany at the expense OF the country
has caused considerable alarm among
the military wiseacres there The gen
eral apprehension is tina; the strength
of the nation as q recruiting force for
the army is greatly diminished by the
migration of the peasants and ~asriculs-
ural lahoren A writer for the Grenz-
boten shows that only IS men capable
Of bearing arms are found on the aver
age in leo Inhabitants Of a German
city. while the population in the country
il ten 10 1.ooo Moreover, all German
recruiting officers agree that the peas
AIT boys are thrcc times the able SOL
dier that the city hoyx are One Of
them writes: "r what use Is the de-
velopment of trade and manufactures.
art and education. IL we continue 20 fall
short thus Of men able 10 cArry arms
and defend from the enemy these fruits
Of culture:-Chic2go News
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

-Co-rcction--How beautiful errry-
thing asou; voc Is, Mrs Saoidy. since
you have occupied your new villa II ID
really delightful You viii hare very
Ef;le employment now FOR . house
physician Il beg your pardon-vtre
physician 1ffiegende Batter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-01

Among the many people who like
10 listen u their Dan music Is . farmer
who resides neal Cumberland. " Y
He whistles INCREASINGLY unless when
asleep or while eating. After retiring
he whistles until ne falls asleep Should
he awake n the night he esumcs his
meicdious blowing until slumher Again
me 70 the relief % his family. He
has been sen. 20 an insane ssylul
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-24
WE OFFER FOR THE HoLlLaTS

WE OFFER FOR THE HoLlLaTS
200 cases Rhein Wines,
200 cases French Clarets ana Whl.e
Wines,
900 casks Ale and Porter,
200 casks Muenchner Lewen Brau
Beer,
Ali of our own direct importation
Also, our large stock of the finest do
mestic Wines and Liquors. Sole
agents for Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co.'s,
and Anhsuser-Busch Bottled Beer.
1913 I'm HUGO & SCHMELTzER,
Alamo Plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-24
TIE ACME SALOON,

222 E. Houston street, will serve an
elegant Christmas dinner from to 8
p. M. Friday, Christmas day. Friends,
customers, and the public in general
are cordially invited to be on hand
and enjoy themselves. II % 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-24
Marriage Licenses.

Harry Jackson and Annie Bonnet.
J. d. Powell and Mary E. Watson.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
Eortv-fIve Years Rondaee.

GENTS: For forty-fve years | have
been afflicted with blood poison, liver
and rheumatic difficulties. Part of
the time confined to my bed. My
blood was badly diseased. Six bottles
of IIibbard's Rheumatic Syrup did me
more good than all the other medi-
cines that | have taken. My friends
have used it and in every case it has
proven a wonderful remedy. ] have
known of some wonderful cures of
dyspepsia and neuralgia. Mrs. MARY
BIDDLE, Mitchellville, Iowa.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and
Plasters are remedies of great merit.
/ believe they have no equal in the
cure of rheumatism and all blood dis
eases. DIR. ii. REIcHARD, Druggist,
Mitchellville, Iowa.
The spring is the time to take Hib-
bard's Rheumatic Syrup for the blood.
Sold by Grant Holden q Bro. Pre-
pared only by the Charles Wright Med
icine Company, Detroit, Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
County Column.

The circuit court has adjourned I'M
til Sept. 7.
Columbus town hall has been painted
and improved.
Port Huron X. O. T. VI. band secur-
ed third prize of $50 at Jackson.
d. Quail of Croswell, has resumed
possession of the elevator at Ayoca.
The Deaf Mutes defeated the Port
Huron recently by a score of 10 to 4.
A.C. Downey, of Capac, shipped
two carloads of cattle to Buffalo last
week.
Chong Sam, chinaman recently
captured in Port IIurou, must return
To China.
Master Frank Laffrey, of Marine
City, fell from fence and broke his
arm in two places.
One hundred and fifty candidates
were examined at the Teachers exam
ination in Port Huron lately.
Mrs. G.. S. Granger, of Columbus,
purchased and presented to the p. of
|. association handsome flag.
The, Marine Bank at Marine City has
been re-organiZed as a State Savings
Bank with $50, 100000 cash capital paid
in.
The deeds for the right of way of
the Detroit & st. Clair railway are be-
ing recorded in the register of deeds
Office.
The steam barge Thos. Scott was
burglarized at Thompson's dock Port
Huron, one night last week. The
thief took valuable clock and several
other articles. He was captured by n
detective early next day and lodged in
the jail.
A Pollock working in salt block at
Marine City had his arm nearly pulled
out of its socket by trying to take a
piece of iron out of the elevator when
his arm was caught with the above re-
suit. There is lust possibility that
he will recover.
A scheme is said TO be developing in
Marine City to remove Postmaster Nc
Elroy from Office because he gives
part of his time as cashier of the Peo-
pies Bank. 1t is claimed that the
laws prohibit him from engaging in
any other business while postmaster.
The Capac Journal is rather put out
because n member of the school board
sent to Port Huron TO get school an
nOuncements printed which the Jour
nal has heretofore done. The Journal
has good reason to feel sighted when
the home paper Is ignored in this way.