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Commercial Commend.

SATURDAY, Aug. ll.-corrox-Advanced l to point.
| TO 3 points highe-. Liverpool. declined sgd. on the
sales. 5000. Port receipts. I, $50. against sl5 this dsy
last week and 2.4a3 last year. Exports to-day. 9E5 10
Great Britain and ssG to the Continent. Houston re.
criVed to-day sol bales. all new. Galveston receiN "a
a.. all new. New Orleans received 5Ot. including I5i
new. Savannah received IL bales. including / bale %
new. Spot prices here werr lice. higher. Mid
ding uplands, y l6l6c. Trade artiVe sale.
1853 Tor export and SIS for spinning. south,
errn spot markets were quiet and UNCHANGED.
each 100. DRY goods have sold more freely dur
Ing the week. The situation at Fall River IL being
watched with considerable interest owing TO the pro-
posed reduction of wages TO go into effect on the 2Uth
Inst. The mill hands have not yet sgnined whether
they will agree 10 or reject the proposition. The rain.
fall for twenty-four hours ending . o'clock last nlght
was .Ol at Atlanta stations, .O3 A. Charles
ton sta,io3s 2t at Galveston, a trace at Mem.
az New orleans OF at savannah, and .04a vicksburg.
The detailed rainfall In Texas was stated as 90 at
Cuero. so at Dallas. 81 at Sherman. and ] 90 at Or
mum and SIS to 81 maximum. Silver unchanged.
To-DIY's ErArrrEs-lt was a slightly higher Inartet
There was a good export demand here. tine crop re-
ports from South Carolina. Georgia. Mississippi Ar.
kansas. and Alabama were not altogether favorable.
The dry.gOois trad. IL more active. In spite of some
decline In Liverpool and the generally favorable out
look for the crop there was a disposition to cover
among some operators. and their buying caused a
small advance. The trading was very light. The price
IL 50 low that shorts arr in some cases nervous. The
trading in futures was as follows.
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Government bonds steady at unc hanged quota
tons: Railway bonds strong. The features were
Texas Central generals, Kansas Pacific consols,
Rock Island extension IS, Scioto Valley and
New England As. southern Railway 5s. ". l.;
and Gulf lists, Atchison. Richmond and Ter
minal. and -. Louis and Southwestern issues.
The, more important net advances were in
and Denver City lists. y. 10 89k; Houston and
Texas Central general As. u. 70 83N: Kansas
p piSn a. eqnsG 81 All 4 to .; Richmond and Ter
Valley and New England Is, !. to ~; Southern
Railway 5s: w. !; 1 10 sly, and Union Pa
extension IS, y p cent. 10 lOlk; st. Louis
and south westsrn lists, II. to bs, and eds. y. 20
Is. and Union Elevated lists, Y = cent, TO ssh.
Bar silver in London, 2s 13-1ed.
demand for time money; Quotations are 3 p
cent. for four months and 363l< y cent. FOR ST
months. The market for commercial paper is a
bills are larger. Prime endorsed bills receiyable
are quoted at 3Q3h y cent. choice single
name paper at 4A95 y cent, and good at 40
5r = cent.
Foreign exchange dull and steady AZ yestsr-
days rates and bankers show no inclination 10
do business for next week. Posted asking rates for
sterling. SASS for long bills and s4.sgLs for de-
S4,s7t; sight drafts. s4.siIGS4.ss' and cable
transfers, S+.SsGS4. ssl4. Francs are quoted az
&C. fgr long and 5.lG'4 for short;
short: g~uilders. 46l4G4O5-l6 for long and 4OssG
40 7-lb for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
5Gs cents premium. Charleston Buying, par;
selling, = premium. Savannah Buying, par;
selling. y premium: New Orleans. Bank. rs
premiums, commercial, par. san Francisco
n !, M .siesgaphi9 10; =, Louis-ao cents
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House bankS shows:
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Dividends and 5ntrrtst.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN CoAL Company
No. |
NEW YORK. July 81, 1894.
THE Board .of Directors Of the American Coal Com.
L pany OF AllegHny county, Maryland. have this day
declared a semtanhual dividend OF three and one.haif
p cent upon the capital stock OF the company, pay.
able at this once on Saturday, Sept. I, 1894.
The transfer hooks will be closed on Tuesday. AuC
q, at 3 O'Clock =. NJ, and reopened on the morning Of
GEORGE N. BowLBY
SaCrefaFv
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e2,452.T25. and from internal revenue. t3.3iT.-
64l. atotsl OF s., 15O,385. against f9.0eI gas ieet
month tne date rsSel TeSe sii. 81 1872, and eE + : "a.
tpres si244g.Ooo Dor tee nsrsl year ~ dnte
bursements sac. O97, $50.
The couditiou Of the Treasury At the close Of
business to-day compares with that OF last Sat
urdsy as follows:
roe.l .y,r.s,e ,,,-t, ,r!igit5s sz!s.g6l sse
Currentlisbilitie ......... o55.oeS.so2 sSs.jTe.sis
JG,.l S.lsnce.. ..."." .ilgss95o. nl5.sSpJ
Currency balance. 49,. see.4Oo.i35 sJ4.e2S,sas
Included in ~tosiay's assets are Sla.92O.slG frac-
tn1al silver and minor coins and tl!.533. SOB
depCsits in national banks. Bonds held 70 secure
-. ITO.3 gs national bank notes for redemption.
against Si.1?+.6i6 last Saturday.
co M2nEy Il I'll London. ,iaE Y cen; o,R Ret .so Of dis dis
tt2Sr1eaes 1 m nhS "B Siis. m a.iS iS cent ton A inoTn 40" 81
bullion gone into tie Bank OF England on bal
ance today, 5000. Paris advice, quote r
on London NJ % francs 10 centimes.
Messrs. Henry. Clews 4 Co. request bond
holder. Ot Toledo. Ann Harbor and cadillac.
division. 70 send their names and amount Of
their holdings in order 20 protect their interests
In the reorganization OF the property.
The First Mortgage Bondholders' Committee
Of the Spokane and Palouse Railway Company
hes negDtiated q lease Of the company,s railway
road under which ihteres; on the bonds al the
rate Of 2 cent. per. annum from May /. 1899.
to Nov. ]. 1924. and at the rate Of 3 r cent. per
annum from Nov. l. 1894. to May /. 1897. is to
be paid a. rental. BESIDES taxes. assessments. in
surance, and expenses Of operation and mainte-
nance This arrangement j. subject 90 The ap-
provaN OF the court which appointed the North
ern Pacific receivers. and to- the consent of the
holders Of "A majority in interest Of the Outstand-
ing trust certificates OF the New York security
and Trust Company. issued under Tie bond
holders agreement OF Dec. 30. 1898. The COM
mittee earnestly. the certificate
holders to give their consent. and those who
have nOS deposited their securities under the
agreement can do So without penalty on or
before sept. l.. The committee e unanimously
ufthe opinion that the proposed arrangement Is
for the benefit ratably ~ all the certificate hold
ers. and the best that can be made. and much to
b. preferred 20 litigation.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated stock ard Petroleum Exchange
tO-day xer, ne follows.
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DRLAwARE,L ACkAwANNA AM

DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA AND
n. n.
Stations 4, Nsy York; rocs or Barclay .ss
yESTinULE
BUFFET LhGHT.
Direct route 10 Newark, Bloomneld, Montclair, the
Oranges, summit, BernArdsytlls, BAsktng Ridge, Mad
tson, Norristown. Passaic, Paterson. Boonton, Dover.
Stanhope. Budd's Lake, Lake Hopsfcoug. Hscketts-
town. Schooey's Mountain, washinuon. Phillips
tain. scranton. PittstJn.. wllkesbarre, Santicoke,
Danville, Northumberland. Montroee, Binghamton,
oxford. Norwich, waterviris. Utica Rtchnsid
Springs. Cortland, Syracuse. o-wcgo. Ithaca, oweso,
Rlmira. Corning. Bath, Danvtlie. Buffalo. and all
points West, Northwest. and Southwest
300 a. M.-Bunaio. Scranton. Binghamton. Utca,
kichneid springs, syracuse, and OsweFo Exprces-
Pullman Buffet Parlor cars. Connects at Buffalo with
train for Chicago, arriving at y ~ next mornAsx.
sixo u. h.-Binghamton mail. Stops At principal
! 100 r. M.-Scrsnton. Binghamton, and Elmira Ex.
press. Pullman parlor cars.
400 r. M.-Scranton, wiikesbsrre. and Plymouth
thpreS.- Pullman parlor cars.
1850 Y. daily Buffalo. Srranton. Bin
aud Elinira Limited Express. Pullman Buffet sleep
Ing cars. Arrives 1:l5A n.
BOO r. M.-tdailyy-Bunslo Scranton. Binghamton.
kIchneld. springs Syracuse, and Oswego Express
Pullman But ct slee peTs.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations At 81 Murray
and ai2 Broadway, 81 West l25th St. 235 Columbus
av. New York: 33S aud T2s Fulton ST. and 20 Broad.
way, BrooSlyn. Time tables giving full Information
a; al stations.
Westcojtis Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence Ia destination.
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot or Cortiaadt q De.srosses sts.
Tee a. n. daily for NArCH CHUNK and inter.
mediate, stations: connections, except Sunday. for
sis A. N. daily 1or GENEyA. RoCHEsrER, BUT.
TALU, NIAGARA fA]IS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and
the West, and principal local points; dining ear to
Wnke-bere. Pullman parior car Ia Buffalo.
zee a. ~. daily. except sunday. for MACCH
CHUNK and intermediate point: connections for
$3.50 r. n. daily. except Sunday. for ELN1RA
and all intermediate stations: connections for Potts
Vile and Reatins chair car 10 wiikesbarre.
=. ~. Saturdays only for Bound Brook and
internediat. points.
IiIe r. ". daily. e1rept Sunday. for I. AND n.
JUNCTION and principal Intermediate stations: Pull-
man bunet psrtor car to Wukesoarre; connection for
Ir1o r. ~. daily. except Saturday and Sunday, foe
SOUTH PLAISFlKlD and Intermediate stations
Sis r. -. daily for EAsToS and intermediate
500 r. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALlS
and all points West. Pullman sleeper. vestibule train,
New York to Chicago. Sleeper 70 Buffalo. Connec-
tons for Reading and Harrisburg.
$50 r. NJ. daily; except Sunday, for nACCH
TER, BCfFALO, IAGARA FALLS. and ali points
West. Pullman sieepers TO Chicago and Buffalo;
chair car New York 70 wilkesbarTe week days.
Additional Sunday trains; i1:o0 A. y. Tor Maoch
Chunk and Pottsvine and all Intermediate stations.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations st 235, 2sl,
ga. and 1923 Broadway, i.3 Bowery, III East ltth
st, lSo East l2oth st., New York; $50 Fulton st.,
Court ST. 81 Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex. Brook
The New York Transfer Co. will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence through 20 destinA-
ton.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER, AND THE EAST. Only
line connectins with through pariorcsr 10 the WHITE
leave SEW PIER 81. = r. one BOZ sSoy. r.S.I a.
a $50 P. y; daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY. Due Prov.
Ter 5 An Sundays. lo:s5 A. ~. Lin, White n.
shortest rail- rids. FINE 6RSSYHEEsTTRA e Sr .a LIN sts.msr:.
sTOklNcT0N LINE,
PIER and WATCH HILL Steamers
NAME and NEW HAMPSHIRE leave New Pier 50, X.
R., At 9 z. ". daily, ~sundayS
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yJx.NcI1I AND conxSRcIAE.

New YsrR sts>h Ezshs-se-ssiss Ase. n.
usrrED STATES AVID STATE us s1,ooos.
IUst.c .....-..ilBf lUs a. r." Hiss
CLOSING PRICES oT CSrrED STATES
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Surplus sss,O5s,7 700 s6T. OO2, $50 Dec. o.. O5O, $50
Ihs SsaSi, = yeaT aso va lS' '4'.s7s and 'wOysar'
Imports Of general merchandise, including
dry goods; az The port Of New York last week
NiOns week and Ss,2T7.56l for the correspond
ing week OF last year. The imports OF specie Tor
the week were $5sI,553, OF which S553'624 was
gold, making total specie imported since Jan. /.
$4,000, and silver, s. 5s.Is5. a total ofSl. = 3
1913, against S3.694,4 AS the previous week. The
sl03. 43.3OT.
Railway gross earnings for July compare with
those OF the same month OF last year as follows
A As 5raP PTiSc 'lss9s;j De-. sii2o5ss
81 Louis SRd San FRANCISCO. tss.sS5 pee. loslsss
1tS6i-Sn ali IiSs. 49,. es77iliiSStt De-, laisssstt
The tNldRrpl ChTURicis computes the gross
at S3O.b90. 33f. a decrease OF 81. 9ss. SI5 as com
pared With tle same month OF last year. For
seven months endins july 81 the gross earnings
s4T,5S2,5 so as COMPARED with the correspond
ing period Of last year.
The san Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railroad
decrease OF s?s. 594 as compared with The same
month OF Last year, and net S23, 44O, a decrease
Of Sf,5B7. For the six months ending june 81.
the gross earnings were S6sl, $50. a decrease Of
slIl ,sO4 as compared with the corresponding
psrlod q last year, and net sSS,+44, a decrease
The New York, Chicago and st. Louis FOR the
slH months ending June 80 reports gross earn
lngs oI S%,53S,OI5, : decrease Of 5000. 753 as
compares "lth the corresponding period VI last
year, and h@t S322, 40, a decrease OF $500 22B.
National hans note circulation outstanding.
500 ,f3H,5S3, an increase Tor the week OF SgB.-
Ia; received curing The wees for redemption.
DESTROYED. Sl.A.s38. balance Of aeposits in
the Treasury "a redeem rational bank notes,
S26.215.Ol4, = decrease Tor the week OF S44.8Of.
The receiPts from customs for the week wSns
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FALL RIVER LINE

Nantucket Cape Cod, and all Eastern and Northern
Mountain. Inland, and Seashore points.
DOUBLE sERVICE~Tke PRISCILLA, PURi.
TAN. PLYMOUTH, and PnGRM In commiAion TO-
ira on each. Leave New York from Pier rs lold
number, North River, foot OF Murray St, week DAYS
at 5: 80 and =: 80 y. NJ. sundays 5 80 r. N. only. Boats
from New York q 80 =. NJ. week days and $50 r. ".
Sundays touch at Newport. Pullman vestibuled trains
o: 80 and 100 A. N.
Enclose Sc. in stamps to P. O. box t5a. New YORK,
for summer Book and Hotel List
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THO E~KIE>-tone-Th Continent DoughL Thk buy
ing Sgs due, A. J. understood. 20 advice from santos
That the market there was nrm. owing % heavy buA-
ing for ne United state, Prlcss here advanced 40 10
lapfg- EseripE ~ no IT.OOb aud AZ santus n 900.
hO market vas nmer. santos 100 IRIS higher.
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Total sales were LOO shares.
Electric stool oret.uo...

Bosrox. Aug. 1.-The closing quotations Of electric
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Railway gross earnings for July compare with
those OF the same month OF last year as follows
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BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN leave Pier
IL, y, r., topt Canal ST. a. . = ". daily SUNDAYS en-.
ceptedl. plr-cI conh-ction with express trains for
Saratoga, Lake George, and all Adirondack point.
kehnrld Springs, aud thousand Islands Saturday
night IeAnier connects with sunday morning train
for Saratoga Caldwell, and steamer on Lake George.
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Trans Pacific mails are forwarded u port Of sailing
daily and the schedule OF closing j. arranged on the
presumption 81 their uninterrupted overland transit.
. Registered mail CLOSES al q p. N. previous day,
After the closing n the Supplenir ntaTy TrahSAtlAn-
til Mails named above, additional supplementary mails
are OPENED on the picrs OF the American, English,
French, and German steamers, and remain open until
within ten minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
GH ARIE - NJ A NTnN nnafunaafar
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E BANK N

Steamers sea Bird and AlhertinA leave New rcrk.
Pier "a, loot Of Franklin st, for Highlands. Highland
Beach, OreAnic, -lICust Point, Browns Dock. Fair
Haven, and Rcd Bank daily at y A. N. and s PM sun.
SPIN. sunday az . and . 2 NJ. EGcarsion tickets. Soc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!

OF NhoNe
In Blacks lksw
q IoudresG ros {
Arlnurs Seele
Taas the by the 10
aloft cNstu protected OF
Small thenev and shades at 90 and Soc
IONIRsS and Winter as he" cooISS anu
PnDo Figured Illuminated
elects and $1s5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
DRESS GOODS.

and n and corg
agonalSu SILK and Wool Mixtures
all tansb
turc> Cloth
Welt al Hin wider
: Drss(So
alEngish
in
Of
tlepla
NI.ton Cloth
Iargan N Checked English Ohoi iW
rnconfned to andn
nsioyn the silk
thu ciiao o Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
CL0A..K Ks


ect of me
selected materials special order and are @
ofmatia that and desirable VIII found represented
blacks
Thew n engthr om3
Early is to show complete assor
ain an trmm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
EVENING SILKS.
In All Our Novelties
BLACK GOODS.

with strictly Atwood Effects in plain and fancy 5O per
yard c c,:.. r4unxa5 Canon ic,od scro.s
and argeas
Silk Wool Mixtures at ST. Sl2
and $l75
Oorksw l"hs
deem and IirhtM Mourning Fabrics.
Cloth Cashmere Botany Serge ba WOOL anu DIX
and vGlngs for wells
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
LINENS!

the Senate bill and this dptme
nnadeacc
Every lnent LiuenDe has been made complete
and and stylish patterns
from SOC yard
cloth 6ix64 to 1Ox2O4
match the bov ho $50 dozen
Crashes and Towngs at all ranging from to SOC per yard
Art shall full desirable III the
ae and only the Liners by the yard but all kinds
Nankins every
land isfl am
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19


that your bones should bleach in this
wilderness than that you should prove
to be that little speck Of decay which
In time corrupts the whole fruit. VIII
you come with us on these terms?"
Guess I'll come with you on any
TERMS" said Ferrier, with such en-
phasis that the grave elders could not
restrain . smile. The leader alone re-
tanned his stern, impressive expression.
Take him. Brother Stangerson." he
said. give him food and drink, and tho
child likewise. Let it be your task al
no to teach him our holy creed. We
have delayed long enough. Forward!
On, on to Zionl"
ION. on to Zion!" cried the crowd Of
Mormons. and the words rippled down
the long caravan, passing from mouth
to mouth until they died away in Q
dull murmur In the far distance. With
q cracking of whips and q creaking of
wheels the great wagon got into mo-
ton, and soon the whole caravan was
winding along once more. The elder
to whose care the two waits had been
committed led them to his wagon,
where a meal was already awaiting
them.
"You shall remain here" he said.
I'm a few days you will have recov-
cred from your fatigues. In the mean
time, remember that now and forever
YOU are Of our religion. Brigham Young
has said 1t, and he has spoken with tho
voice OF Joseph Smith, which IL tho
voice Of God"
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

MY name is John Ferrier," the wan
derer exclaimed; ''me and the little un
are all that's left o. twonty-one people.
The rest is all dead o. thirst and hun.
ger away down In the south"
SIS sho your child?" asked some
one.
"I guess she is now" the other cried,
defantly; 'she's mine cause I saved
her. No one will take her away from
me. She's Lucy Ferrier from this day
o n Who are you, thought" he con-
tinued, glancing with curiosity at his
stalwart, sunburned u "There
seems to be n powerful lot of ye."
Nigh upon ten thousand" said one
Of the young men,. 1--WE are the per-
secuted children Of God-the chosen Of
the angel Merona."
II never heard tell on him." said the
wanderer. "He appears to have chosen
o fair crowd Of ye."
"Do not jest at that which Is sacred"
said the other, sternly. 1--WE are Of
those who believe in those sacred writ
ings, drawn in Egyptian letters on
plates OF beaten gold, which were
handed unto the holy Joseph Smith at
Palmyra. We have como from Nau-
VOC, in the state Of Illinois, where we
had founded our temple. We have
come TO seek q refuge from the violent
man and from the goddess, even though
II be the heart Of the desert"
The name Of Nauvoo evidently re-
called recollections to John Ferrier.
II see," he said; ''you are the Nor
mons"
I'VE are the Mormons," answered his
companions with one voice.
And where are you going?"
1--WE do not know. The hand Of
God is leading us under the person Of
u prophet. You must come before
him. lie shall say what Is to be done
with YOU"
They had reached the base of the
hill by this time, and were surrounded
by crowds Of the pilgrims-pale.faced,
meek-looking women, strong, laughing
children, and anxious, earnest.eyed
men. Many were the cries of aston
ishment and of commiseration which
arose from them when they perceived
the youth Of one Of the strangers and
the restitution Of the other. Their
escort did not halt, however, but
pushed on, followed by O great crowd
of Mormons, until they reached q wag-
on which was conspicuous for its great
size, and for the gaudiness and smart
ness Of its appearance. Six horses were
yoked to it, whereas the others were
furnished with two, or, at most, four
apiece. Beside the driver there sat q
man who could not have been more
than thirty years Of age, but whose
massive head and resolute expression
marked him as q leader. He was lead
ing q brown-backcd volume, but rs the
crowd approached he laid il aside and
listened attentively TO an account Of
the episode. Then he turned to the
two castaways.
IF We take you with U.S." he said. in
solemn words, ut a only be as be-
levers In our own creed. We shall
have no wolves in our fold. Better faS
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
A. r.. r..

Amboy, Red Cloud and Riverton,
make az COED -four as 10 made in the
state. Why buy foreign made flour
when you can got just a. good q make at
homo. and thereby make Q better market
for tho farmers wheat. You will find all
brands made at tho above mills at Nc.
Nitt's Produce exchange.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19
CHAPTER II.
Tng FLOWER or UTAH.

This is not the place to commemorate
the trials and privations endured by
the immigrant Mormons before they
came to their final haven. From tho
shores Of the Mississippi to the western
slopes of the Rocky mountains they
had struggled on with o constancy
almost unparalleled In history. The
savage man, and the savage beast,
hunger, thirst, fatigue and disease
every impediment which nature could
place in the way, had all been over
come with Anglo-SaXon tenacity. Yet
the long journey and the accumulated
terrors1 had shaken the hearts of the
stoutest among them. There was not
one who did not sinlk upon his knees in
heartfelt prayer when they saw the
broad valley Of Utah bathed in the
sunlight beneath them, and learned
from the lips of their leader that this
was the promised land, and that these
. Children ovfor
AAAAAsvA
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

en- the extreme verge of the alkaii
plain there rose up a little spray Of
enst, very slight at first, and hardly to
es distinguished from the mists of the
ehtance, but gradually growing
higher and broader until it formed a
sorh, well-defined cloud. This cloud
continued to increase in size until II
saoanie evident that 1t could only be
rpsssd by y great multitude of moving
esfstnsss. lp more fertile spots the
eesertcF would have Come " the cup,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

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SKIN DleEAeEs Of all kinds cured where
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TRUTH AND FACTS.
We have cured cases OF Chronic Oiseases that
have failed 20 get cured At the hands Of other Specls.
-~R EMBER that there Il hope
for You; Consult no other. as you may waste vsiuSSie
tiine. OMAN our treatment ~ once.
Beware Of free and cheap treatments. We give
Tue best and most scientific treatment o. moderste
prlces-as low - can be done for safe and skiiifui
reatment. FREE c0~asultotion Ut the ONCE or
Dy mall; Thorough examination and careful dag.
n9sis. a home treatment can be given In majority
~ cssss. Send for symptom, Blank No. ifor Men;
sior Women; No. 5 for Skin Diseases. All CORE.
ecpSnaence snsEered promptly. Business strictly con
tlona Refe EI ~ cs, treatment S.,ts gent free from observe
Address or call on
ND ArrH
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-01-19

Remarkable re-
suits have follow.
cd our treatment,
Many. years OF
varied andsucceSs.
iul experience
IN she use Of cura.
tive methods that
we ol0ne W and
control for all dis.
Ordeu VI men who
nave weak. unde.
|veloped or dis
Ieased organs, or
who sre suffering
PROM errors OF
youth and exccas
|or who are nervous.
and inpotent,
the sc0rn OF their
Fellows q the
contempt Of their
Tfends and com.
panlnpa taAAa 40.