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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1882)
JSaBBS? & vas: S?? jJ. w, i . aas2fcasS fs rS37 T II iimim ij. jy-" i wk ...r . imi j . - .mr mw i " ' "$? - T S . - , , ' - --: , -ft- ia-:aBsa33 THE KED CLOUD CHIEF. KED CLOUDj - NEBRASKA. Aft AUTOQRArii. i write mr name ii'ifcio . f)n sands by wares o errilri. Or winter's f rusted rjano Trace a record vnlti. CM iof' M-nUnrsj claims Vir nod better names, A-d wrll my own imy pfW A fmm the stra.il or flan f. tFn.b on, O waves of time! , WHt moons the frosty rtmo I Welcome the shadow riut, The fdlenco that shall last! Vhn land nil who it now Andloio me vnnlh so, hnt barm to them or mo Will tie lost memory bo? If nnr word of mine. Through right pf llfo divine, ltentUn, whiittnnttcrs it Who hand tho message writ? Whr fhould tho "crowncr's queer Htnn my worst or lt? W'sy should the showman claim To poor ghost of ray name? Yrt, as when files a sound -n snorter I Injurs round. Haply my spent Hfo will Leave lomo ralut echo still. A whlsner giving brcnth Of prnlnc or lilume to death, Poothlng or aHflricnlng such As lovod tho living much. TUpmforo with yearning Tain And fond I still would fnlu A kindly Judgment n-clc. A tender thought liepcnlc And, whllo my wonls nre read, l.t this nt l-mt be snld: " Whntc'er his life's defenturcs, llolored his follow crcnturcUi li, of Iho Law's stono tnbtdj Td hold ho senfeo w4 nbld 7 no first jrreut rlnxiept fast; lib kept for mun tho lost. u Throuich mdrtnl lnpond dtillnese 'hal InekS thn Ktemal Fullness: If still our wcnknrM vnn nai, melts inn internal H 1oro Him in lovltljf hiatl? Ako brought him nodcspilrlntf Of tho wrld fiiturn faring; In h u mun uatUro still Ho fdurid mora jfixld than ill. "To all who dumbly sufffrtyl, His toniciie ami iwn ho olfvrcdt Ills llfo wai not hl own, Kor livod for sol f aloud. " He loved tho sch'Unr's qulci, Tet, not untcmptivl by It, Or poet's dreiun of Dertiity, Ho Btrbvo to do his diity. " He meant no wronjr to nny. He pouictit the irool of mnnr, Vet knew ImiiIi sin and follr May Col forjflvn him wholly!" J(n O. H'hUltcr, in Oitr Guntdicnt. THE IIISTOUY 01? YANKEE JIM. Ono scorching afternoon in July, lo7 . tho Hangtown Htao creaked alonly over the plank roadway forming the principal street of Sacramento City, lina ly coming to a full stop in front of the hi Donulo Hotel. It nad not nc- tually Mopped before tho usual knot of J idlers were collected to stare, as they i had done year in and year out, at tho do.enor so dust-begrimed passengers who alighted, and who began thrashing ' themselves liko men who had been out ""In a heavy fall of snow, instead of t haing just finished the hottest and' dustiest six (3 miles of road in America. This particular stage usually made connection with the day boat for "Tho Ha'," as San Francisco was usually tei tiled in the interior; but on this 01:-' ension it had come too late by an hour, ' at least, and tho boat was consequently nt thai moment twuuty miles down tho ' river. Upon learning this disagreeable piece of intelligence, the belated trav elers scattered, grumbling at a deten tion which each took jjood caro to ex- plain could never have been worso timed or more inconvenient to him self than upon this particular after noon. Ono traveler, however, stood appar ently nonplussed by tho situation for a J moment or two longer, until his eyo caught tho word "Hank." in big golden letters, staring at him from tho opposito side of tho street. Ho crossed over, read it again from tho curb-stone, and then shambled in nt tho door. Ho knew not whv. but onco within, ho felt a Rtrango desiro to get out again as quickly as possible. But this secret ad monition passed unheeded. " Uoforo him was a counter, extending across the room, at tho back of which was a solid wall of brick. Within this was built the b nk vault, the iron door of which being half opened disclosed bags of coin piled upon tho floor, and shelves from winch tho dull glitter of gold-dust caught tho visitors oyo di rectly. The iniddlo of tho counter was occupied b' a pair of tall scales of beau- """ tiful wnrkm-inship. in which dust was weighed, whilo on a table behind it we:e trays containing gold and silver coins. A young ni'ii, who was writing nnd smokinir ai tho same timo. looked up when the door opened to admit tho lillL iuu Iicrson ot whom we were speaking. 10 00k at tho tuo men. ono would haio n said that it was the bank clerk who might be expected to feel tho prescnti- -me'it of evil. Really tho other was half bandit in appcar.iueo. In tho solitary individual who has just entered the bank we shall describe not I one man onlv, but a typo of tho thou- j . 1 . ...i. 1-1- - ... 1 UL. l I IIU 111 IIIU IIH- sanus who. iiko migratory ams, paseu nnd repassed the great highway leading S,UUL ""I "L ' t ,n,K,i ft, to the mines of the Golden St do. Ho toss of the bl J meJJI1 waa bronzed, bearded and weather-' s Ihey camo along do the Ptrnc , beaten hombrc. dressed in a faded wool- '! f nTnLoZuSl tl?nt tho en shirt, pantaloons secured at the hips Pnched. Ono glance showed that tho by a belt :nd tut ked loosely within a 1 rch bcen m vam' . pair of miner s boots, a broad-brimmed The boat was secured, the hugo pad felt hat that had been hastily crushed ' dies struck tho water liko clods, tho upon his head, and a pea-jacket dang- J heavy floating mass swung slowly round ling from his left shoulder like the short , to her helm. Rut at the instant when cloak of an ancient ealmUero. The haft wowe.ro turning away, awed by the of a bowie-knife protruded, ready to bo , mystery of this death-scene, a cry carao grasied, from his belt; and when ho out of tho darkness-a yell of agony walked, a biff "six-shooter" Happed and deepest horror that nailed us to orrMnvt. 1 ricrlit. liin nt. ovnrv StlMl -Tho a. BiSfc. v - i ii wr v iirf w . - - man seemed a wa kinir arsenal; duu r - '... ..,! hatl tlio well-dressed young porson be hind tho counter beencarcned, a "Der ringerM would havo been found in his po'ket, while a revolver lay conven ient lo his hand underneath tho coun ter. Although he was alone and unnoticed. - yet the stranger's manner was undeni ably nervous and suspicious- Addrcss injf tho Cashier, ho disjointcdly said: "I sav, mister, this ycr boat's loft; can't get to 'Frisco' aforo to-morrow?" Qinnuiringlv). That's so," tho Cashier assented. "Well," continued tho miner, 'here's mv fix: bound home for thu States" ("dropping his voice); got two thousand stowed away; don't know livo hombrc in this yer burg, and might get knifed aforo morning in some fandamro. Sec?" That's so," repeated tho unmoved official. Then, seeing that his custom er had como to an end, ho said: "I reckon you want to deposit your money with us?" fc "That's tho how of it, stranger, ock it up tight whar I kin come fork to-morrow?" Down with the daat. then," ob served tho Cashier, taking the pen from behind hk ear and preparing to wrTte: but seeing his customer throw & wary clance right and lelt, he beckoned him Jto a more retired part of the bank. ' where the depositor very coolly divest I ,-J-ai 111IUDCXA Jl iiie) ouuu a ijurt,ma. Jorc7eV V6f which five fifry-do'Jar slum" wara knotted. An equal sum im dust waa then produced from a buckskin belt, all of which was received without the leaat comment upon the iageaaity with which it had been concealed! A certificate in jie form was then made oat, mtdhiMt that Wildes had depoaHati with tb Confideoee .al P-ATom; a.aat ", Ml two owffifPJftl raOTKOOWa my eaufikb 4u r. ..B, b ...k&B v-h: M m r T'"a, n a a- -a-Bu-.aBBai awaaBH praofooa heap of com and dart apofc tha counter, Jim heaved a deep sisfh of re lief, then crumpling tbe certificate tightly within his big list, he exclaimed: "Thar! I kin eat and alecr now. I 'reckon. Blamed if crrfr I kW afore What a coward a rich mati wasr Ho then started for Ihe door, benl tatcd. came back to the counter; and itsked tho cldrk, in a confidential torn: 'I say, what might bo the ralley bC that buzzuhi-pin of ybitrn? Tho bid woman at horse might Jike some kind of a trinket, you know." The clerk cjed tho questioner sharp ly, carried his hand hastily to tho dia- monu cluster flashing in bw Blurt front, and aaid, shortly: "Sixty ounce-" Jim gave a long whistle, and went but In search of a night's lodging. . Our man, who had acquired among his fellow-miners tbe nickname of " Yankee Jim," had been a sailor be fore the mast. When the hips anchor pouched the boltora, he with his ship mates Htartcd at once for tho "dig gings," where he had toiled for two years with varvinir luck, but finding himself at last in possession of what would be considered a little fortuno in J it .,... . t . i ins nauvo town, wo sco mm uuw turning, filled With the hope of a happy meeting with the wuo ana cimuren no hail left behind. Hut whilo Yankco Jim slept soundly, and dreamed bliasfully of pouring gold en calcu into Jano a lap, his destiny was being fulfilled. The great financial storm of 18.r- burst upon tho State un heralded Like a thief in the night the one fatal won! passed over tho wires i . . z . .- 4 that hhul the dfor of even bank, and made tho boldest turn pale. Suspen sion was followed by panic, panic by ruin and dismay. Yankee Jim was Only all atom swallowed up in tho gen eral and overwholmihg disaster of that day. . In the mdrning ho went early to the bank, td find it shut fast, and an excited and threatening crowd surging to and fro before iho doors. Mch with hazgard faces wcio talking and gesticulating wildly. Wonum were weeping and wringing their hands. A stidden fairtt hess eamd over him. What could it all mean? Musterine courage to put tho question to a bystander, ho was told to look and read for himself. Two omi nous words, "Hank closed." were posted on tho front of the building. For a moment tho poor fellow could hot seem lo tako in tho full meaning of Iho calamity that had fallen liko i thunderbolt from a clear sky: but as it dawned upon him that his little fortuno was swept away forever, and with it tho hopes that had opened to his delighted fancy, the blood rushed to his brain, and 'Ids fnco grew purple. Then ho fell back in a fit, deprived of sense or mo tion. Tho first word ho articulated when ho came to himself was: "Homo." Scmo kind souls paid his passago to San Francisco, whero the sight of bluo water, nn.l nt thn hirr uli'mM fAllatltlv ridinC at their anchors? .-.cemed to revive him a i:f ,i vi.llir n;n.PI hr his ono idea, of ircttinir home, ho shinned on board tho next home-bound steamer, going about his duty liko a man half stunned, nnd who sees, without com prehending, what is parsing around liim. Tho sailing of a homoward-bound steamship was one of iho events of those d lys. To say that tho whole city turned out to witness, or rather to as Ksini. her ileoarture. would hardly bo an exaggeration. . bustle and hilarity On board, all was , Onshore, jests and: good-byes popped liko champagno corks. Those who woro going were tho secret envy of those who woro loft bo 1 hind, in whom this scene aroused that , nassionate. that uncontrollable yearn ing for the old homo boj'ond the mountain-peak, beyond tho seas. My own knowledge of tho chief actor in this history began at four o'clock in tlio iiiorninir of the third day out from port- The California's engines wero suddenly stopped. There was a hurried trampling of feet, a rattling of blocks on-the deck, succeeded by a dead silenco j a silence that could bo folt. I jumped out of my berth and run on deck. How ' well I can recall that sccno! I Tho moni'iur. cold, damp and foggy. 1 was an utterly dismal one A pale light struggled through the heavy mist, uui it was too thick to seo a cable's-lcngth from tho ship, although wo distinctly heard tho rattle of oars'at some distance, with now and then a qu'ck shout that sent our hearts up into our mouths. Wo listened intently. No ono needed to bo told what thoso shouts meant Tho hugo black hulk lay silent nnd motionless. Although V'O cloom hid it from us, tho near vicinity of tho coast was announced by tho roaring of the surf, distinctly audible in thatdcath- liko stillness. Wo could not oven mako out tho mast-heads for tho fog in which they seemed dissolving. Hut in tho ves-cls wane sireicnou a nau-iuiuuiuiw , - , , . , ... .,,;! ;f crivnu' ri iiiiiiHiiiiiii t:?tii:iiu annul until iti "'-" ,-1 -1 , . , , , pngled with and was lo . r to color- less vanor overhanging tho black and torpid tronic sea. Down this luminous track, and into tho gloom beyond our eyes were strained to discover tho se cret of tho hour. How loner it was I can not tell, for minutes seemed hours then; but at last . m Avn in mi iuu uiu ui uti. i and tho boat : :"- . ,. - w,,,,: M.it ' UlO deCK. Way L never near tno iuco againl "Save me! for God's sake save mo!" pierced through and through the silonco till a hundred frantic voices seemed repeating it. Tho cry was so near that every eye instinctively turned to tho spot whenco it proceeded so near that it held all who heard it in breathless, in sickening suspense. Had the sea really given up its dead? Before one might count ten, the boat was again manned and clear of tho ship. I recollect tho figure of the first officer as ho stood erect in tho stern-sheets, with tho tiller-ropes in his hand, peer ing into the fog. I can see the men springing like tigers to their work, and the cutter tossing on tho seething brino astern like a chip. Then the fog shut them from view again. But never more was that voice heard on land or sea. It was tho last agonized shriek of returning consciousness, no doubt, as the Pacihc closed over Yankee Jim's head. At eight bells we assembled around UiU cape 1 an m vui vjihuu o vau, uca the few poor effects of the lost man were produced. His kit contained one or two soiled letters, a daguerreotype of two blooming children hand in hand, a picoa of crumpled paper, and a few ar ticles of clothing. I noticed that while smoothing out the creases in this scrap ol paper the Captain became deeply attentive, then thoaghtfaL then rery red. Clearing his throat, he began as follows: "It's an .old sea eastern to sell by actkthekitofashipai-e who dies oa brae water. You all know it's a caa tom of the land to search for the last will of aafeaaedtried.waoeaatke faneraliaoTer. The man we lost .this motanaystapaad by hi fo' castle or m " tfMMaflnVl - JU flananaaTMSi vWWm Paam asawl -W aV aaap aaOota; bat ! jmafoaad oat his trae oae. atnee I ateoi on aM .spot; waatamora, I'ni in traoble. Aa aoMthatteabaadit abaad ki-;. aOav lisaast nnttaaf M asn iMistalItt point that he left a wife and tw cklV dren, whose sole dependence he wa. Gcntleasen andatatea, take ofjoar hats while I read yoa this letter." Tbe letter, which born erkfcaee ol having been read and read again, ran at follow: "Oh. jami sad art ton reaar ofelaa horn, ana wjtij such a lot of mmsey; frt Q. can't I tvltcre It alt: How haror we sit be once Ri)t!i It males mm rr I just us voting girl again, tkm you aei I uaj to roaa In tho berry iturw Iwad la ha 1. aad Beret corctrl,K8iHlpf la ty wVl wld bat tr be tnffotbe r. Y'rit n't forjrot, that, ay ted, tuTeyou? or th old cedsr on ike rUJT wken rou krd m for yoar own wife, mad th4 b-Trn ortsr us aad tlw at our f -rt. all to beaaUfut. and w ao happy! Io com quick. Purely God bm he!pel tee to wait alt tAU Ung. weary tlnw. tmt now Jt arret If 1 oouMa t ter It anothf-rlar- And thn little tmy. Jawea, jmtyiurlmajre: it's alt h- tain say. 'lapa. crnie hom". How cn ywi hare fax heart to stay In that wicked, placer When ho hsd finished, some of the lady pasengtT were erying wftly. He then read the fatal certificate of depos it, holding it up so that all might fcc "Now, ladies and gentlemen." h went on. "you've heard the torr. and can put this and that together. When we cet to Panama. I'm going to write a letter to tho widow. It's for you to av what kind of a letter it hall be I'lhat a whv rvoasKru voti ncrc. isow . .... . ... purser, put up the certtucau oi uo posit." "How much am I offered bow much?" said tho purser. Ten. twenty, forty, fifty dollar were quickly bill. " Then a woman's voice said seventy, and then tho bidding ran up to a hundred and fifty. It was knocked clown to a reu-smneu minor. who laI(l lhrro nftv-loIIar pieces on tho mimjitt;' n capstan, sayinir as he did so: "lamt half enough, Cap Sell her ajrin sell her agin." Tho sale went on. each buvor thn certificate tin for sale azain. until the noblo emulation covered tho cap stan with gold. "Stop A bit, purser," said Captain M , counting tho money. ''That will do," ho continued: "tho pale is over, llrtro are just two thousand dol lars. Tho certificate of depo-.it is re deemed.' Harper's Magazine. -- Niagara Hack Driter What is tho truth about what is called tho " hack nuisance?" Tho first thing to he noted is that each hotel keeps ita own carriages, or hacks, and employs Its own drivers, and these aro not per mitted to solicit custom. Persons in the house desiring a carriage (and any outside, as well) have but to apply at tho office of tho ho'.ol. Tho house at which I livo whilo hero charges a dollar anil a half ner hour, or, for what is called "the "round trip," or "going everywhere." live dollars. I think there is rarely, or never, any complaint ro- fprding these driver-i. or any reason for t The men who have mado tho term "Niagara hack driver" a name of ter ror all over tho civilized world aro men who are not in tho employ of the hotels. They aro "outsiders." or independents who work for themselves or for ditlcr ent employers. They constantly solicit custom, as, I suppose, is unavoidable if they aro to engage in tho business at all. Rut it is apparent that they do not understand their business very well, nnd that they injure it by bad methods of work. It may be that there aro somo good and fonslb'o men among them, and it is possible that people expect too much from them. Perhaps no man would lomr retain manv hiirh qualities if j10 f0iUWCtl their o cupat'on. 1 have nevor hai 1 anv trouble with any of tho class and havo found it easy to bo on friendly or comforlablo terms with them, so far as is desirable. Rut I often observe in their dealings with strangora an element of trickiness. 'fha information which thoy give to visitors is not always trustworthy. It is com monly understood here that hackmen receive commissions on admission fco paid by their passengers at somo points, whilo for taking people to other places they rcceivo only tho carriage faros. Now. it follows, under these circum stances, that, in tho judgment of a hackman, the iew or s-cnory at a par. ticulnr place is especially interesting attractive and beautiful if his coium's sion makes the drive thither cspo dally profitable to him. Rut places which uo not yield him a share 01 1110 r Tre aties aro naturally uninteresting. They aro "humbugs;" they "don't amount to anything;" they are "no good." Tho truth seems to be, and it is what wo should oxpeel, I think, thnt theso men know littlo about tho scenery in any true senso. and care nothing about it. It would bo foolish to depend upon their judgment or estimate of anything which attracts sons'.b!o people to Niag ara. Thev do not know what is best worth seefng. but thoy find it most prof itable, of course, to convey visitors to tho most distant points. Their only in terest or concern is, usually, to obtain the greatest possible amount of money for tho least possible amount of work or service. There is, much of the timo at least, no fixed schedule of prices. They take all they can get, and take advan tage of tho ignorance, inexperience and mistakes of strangers without scruple or limit bo far from maintaining a disposition of general courtcsv and serviccab'cncss, which is profitable in all occupations, theso men o'tcn ap pcardclighted to see anybody who does not employ tlicm get info trouble or dif ficulty. A day or two ago L saw a quarrel be tween a driver and four young men whom ho had agreed to tako around Goat Island for three dollars. Thoy got in just outside of Prospect Park, and rode to the entrance of tho bridge lead inr to tho island, a distance of but a few rods. Thero thoy met some friends, or for somo other reason changed their minds, and decided not to go to Goat Island. Thev offered the driver fifty cents, and wished to dismiss him, but he insisted on the payment of tho full sum which ho was to rcceivo for tho trip for which he was at hrst engaged, nntl when tho young men refused threat ened to collect it by law. 1 have not learned whether he did so or not. A young Canadian came over a few days ago with his wife and two or three lit tlo children. At the railway station a driver agreed to tako them "all around" for a dollar and half; but the young fellow foolishly paid in advance. Tho hackman drove a short distance, to tho first point at which the visitors left the carriage to look at some thing, and then went away and left them. The drivers aro often wantonly offensive and uncivil to strangers. One morning recentlr I saw seven or eight carriages standing in line on a street leading to the river. wait ing for custom. A gentleman and lady of middle age, well dressed and apparent ly intelligent, came up the sidewalk, engaged in quiet conversation. The first hackman began: Gentleman, her a kcrridge this morning? take yea to the whirlpool rapids 'aaH the pomta of int'rest see everything f-four dot bars." The gentleman answered re spectfully bat decidedly, aa he walked on, "Thank you, I do not w;ah to ride." All the nearer hackmen mast have heard his answer, hat the next one took aa the same sing-song leetare. in a little hkrherkey. aad at the end added aa insolent injunction to the traveler not to let anvbody make a fool of him." la was all repeated along the eatire See, each driTarlaakisosaeiasattiac addi tion to the "oV of the int. aatU two or three of thorn were etrsamlag at the same time. The last esse, loKaa: oa his seat i a volgar attitado. wttnaaeetoafeaati Cosaeyora! P 11 take ye and allraaarferaothin" "Yea." tho ethers, tako him ferothia' that's what he waata." I did aot a tho Tartars mnkn, aad. It. to t-atther l-BK. . T. K- w -a 01E, riKaf JS QIMVU la horse goreraaaeat oalte ftrraaft with gentienwa. and let toot childrca always aaderstaad tfeat yew caa what yea ay. Taa fonowing drink for reteriag akkscMof the atomach Is ald to b tery palalabk aad agreeable: Real ap oac cgK very well, aar for tweaty min gle; thea wld freih wiik oae ptHl. wa ter one pint, sugar to makf It palatable j boil, aad Id it cool; drink wba eold. If It become cords aad whey. It 1 u Icas. Exchange. Prof. Henry aays: "I wouk! arga that dur farmers feed more oil to young ik coll a wrll as ralrea There Is no food easily obtainable that will so well correct acidity of the totn ach and keep the whole system in good order. To thoo who wish to raic calves on very little milk. 1 would say. Use oats ami oil meal freely, and br tiitv'inth wants of vour calve? VOU will 1- able to raie line animals on a small allowance of milk." Detroit W. Peach fritters, served with errant and sugar, arc an excellent substitute for ia-trv at dinner. Mako a batter as for ordinary fritters -of sweet milk, flour, and baking powder aud if you choose to add oue egg to cadi pint of milk it will improve the dish, l'ccl and quarter as many pea lies as you wish to put in the more the letter, as the teaches shrink in cooking. Drop by spoonfuls in hot lanl. fry till brown, and serve warm. Itrhanu SbtU ijirUmcL Tho Am-ri-an VuUivnlr nays that above all thing oLc it is n-cesviry that thero b a general understanding that largo crops are always proportionately more profitable than small crops; that within certain limits a given amount of prodtf U can be grown more cheaply on live acres than on ten. When this fact is properly appreciated the popular craze to secure more land will bo abated, and b-ttcr culture of fewer acres will take the place of the present system of half tillage over large acres. A Southern amateur gardener se cured slalrs from the saw-mill ami bored two inch holes in thorn liftn inches apart and laid them round side upon tho edge of some beds, and set a strawberry nlnnt ih 1'a.eh hulo III AlllTlMt Such rt profusion of strawberries as ho had from each of fivo experimental varieties was a sight worth beholding. When other strawberries in the neighborhood were all dried up bv the great drouth of that season, his were in perfection. A half-pint or more were taken at a tinio from each plant It was but littlo trouble to keen the runners down. Roiled Chicken: Having dressed in the usual way. cut off the neck, legs and wings; break the back in two; put into cold water till tho animal heat is gone; then put into a kottlo of cold wa ter, and boil till nearly dono; season with salt and pepper, and boil tho water nearly out If the fowl is not fat, add a good-sized lump of butter. Peat ono eg. add a few spoonfuls of milk, nnd one heaping spoonful of Hour, and stir till smooth. Add about three pints of good rich milk; tako tho meat out of tho kettle, and turn this into tho gravy, and lot como to a boil. Turn over tho chicken, or sorvo separately in gravy boat or bowl. Country Gentleman. Breaking l'ralrlc With Sheep. Do you hitch them up? No. sir. wo fence them up. Hve sheep will urea an aero in two years, or 500 sheep will break 100 acres in two years, losides manuring the land nntl keening them selves during tho summer; all limy need is a fence to enclose them ami water to drink. They do tho liest kind of work, can the beat Our experience in this kind of work is as follows: My Hock consists of about fivo hun dred sheep. Two years ngo I fenced in about one hundred nnd fifty acres of wild prairie and used it for sheep past ure The pasture was' good until last summer. I did not think- for ono mo ment but tho bluo joint grass was all right (it has immense anil numerous roots which arc sent down deep in tho soil) and I supposed was good for ten or fifteen years pasturage, but I acci dentally discovered last fall that tho close pasturage of tbe shaep had killed it, tho roots were rotted and on putting in thn nlow tho mellowest soil a farmer could desiro was turned up. My sheep in two years had broko over ono hun dred acres, I am now (March) having it plowed, and in hiring somo d found the party would prefer pi done I owing in tins pasture, man unu ; last summer's breaking. I estimate the value to tho ono hundred acres added by the sheep at six hundred dollars; two hundred dollars in killing tho prai rie grass, and four hundred dollars per acre in their manure. I suppose it is of irmntnr vKltio than this, but it is certain . a i . aaa-. iaI paii tniv . ly this. Of course breaking prairie with shcop is another and new sottreo of profit in thoso most valuable animals on the farm, and I placo it on record to their credit I havo just pulled dow;n and removed over two miles of six wire, threo smooth and thrco barbed fence, and just as soon as the frost is out, I shall fence a new pasture on the wild or unbroken prairio for my sheep. On lookine it over I tintl my fencing cots ma about two hundred and fifty dollars per mile. In two years I havo got back three hundred dollars per mile by pasturing mv sheep on the land fenced. Looking at it in this light it seems to bo quito a profitable thing to pasture sheep. I suppose tho wire will last ten vcars vet. 1 must confess this adds a new value to sheep and is a new idea to me. Mv farm is on the " Slope" in Western Iowa. Cor. Iowa Farmer. Waste by Washla?. We do not sufficiently estimate the loss to our farms by washing. The richer the soil, the greater the amount of tho farmer's best capital is tarried to the sea to aid in forming islands ana deltas. And in Iowa our rich, loamy s id is vcrv much inclined to float away in our floods. This is owing to its loose and crumbling nature. Hard rains not onlv wash away the cream of the farms, but cut deep and hideous ditches ant gullies. So long as the pra rio? of the West were covered by grass, and sod formed almost impervious to water, the rains had but lttle effect So soon as the sod is broken and the soil IcosenctL the at'rition by the rapid flowing of the water is taking the best part of the land which the owner imaines ho has a good warranty deed for. We know of farms on which twenty-fire years ago the soil was unbrrken along tbe ravines, the water flowing on top of the S'-d, which now have deeo, yawning channels, eight feet deep and' fifteen wide. And still the washing gees on. It is not only in the ravines that thtt depletioa is progressing. It is radienlly so on all rolling Land, and more or Iej whomver the water rar-s oa the surface. There are bat few remedies for this de struction of the fertility of the farm -The hilly or rolbaag lands shonld be kept in grass, tho sod preventing washiag. And tile draiaiagic the boat Kowatet ahoald Cow off to the streams on the aarfaee. It shoald he absorbed by ta earth jast whero H faH. and pssa throagh the soil to the drama. Tweaty Tears ago there were side hiUs whieh had a goadtT coatiar of rich aoii. whioh have been deaoded hr tho rains, expos iaartha reeks aad kord-aaa antil httht oraearase can now area They never should hare heoa atowed. Wiih a eemaaot sod frsasei ay I kind of rich uaoMi- the doaaakiadsof rich paaaatv ta aaas taw ,- wM.iaa ffi ish y. ,-,--.--. - f ,, - . -,,,? , ,, , - ., v - waaMtoaretth-aanaaaaaBjRaata . -, , M, , .. ;- -wt-Laa?sjaaM ffBWWrJWHWBjiMgigafcti gMmPs-BCMaia I iW -!- aaaaa aaaaaat at tha kasA aksv. Jaad aa Taa Mjg Jl aisli jahata 'hat g tTmXmtatfi v"m ra--?g,-l --1 TSai ' -MaV'! Iiai--MsaaJpPaa,l . -. , . .- " , - li-l wm blM--UP l---r t--i M" P"BB,BI ' ' ' mmmmmmmtmtmmmmmmmmmmm tMMat-WMK.lPW-afaMatMBy - ,--, r-- Mfcit-gh wWmWW ttl--L - -rn-------HB ,' IMfl?' Wl BVIMV MMVf IMMs l--itl aMaaaaw--aam5iaaataaa M----a --te ----i tab rlMM--l S J a -aa -. ' aaaal " -fite BKfcv - AnaJH P lar paaaa- mmmmmmm , , . , - M ' . W-tf-tf-ai--------H-L----M--M-a-M---M--------------B--. laay?M-B--c,t.---M I at W Ll L- -y - -- r- - RMF ' .-dFTA -----m-b-m --taB-k a-M-a-'l-r. i --------l------S SflttaVasVX. wHISIWB MMBMM IBV mstrnXf aMrawBPcT-BBIOM MV&SBiBMlklP4HV M-KP(' SHHfr " f JaV " -N v - ..-j , $&m5mmL &SE- Ij,?t igTL-,nig-a fS Mmlmmn j aaTa-Ti laiiiasaf Tiaaf!i 11???, Px????? , TSSmP)!?? J?? -" ' rfHH Tus-n afaWlartta Tac Uxt4om Tim ymbfahsa a tyaop st of nn paper oa la "treason et the earth," by the comatHfe appolaW to s&rasare tbe teaar 4itrWace of irraTUy, aad by Mr. G. Daxwia, wale coaUias sosse states aw lo the pafeSc It Is coa44ersi preted by the rxn of sdrsce engaged that the era of the earth bfed aa&r the weights las- poacd on it, till "waa the baroaseter rite aa lack over a laad area Kke that of Australia, the lacre load of air sinks the eatlre coatlaeat two or three Laches below the aormal level." Tfe Laad actually sinks aad riea uAr the presre of tbe raws of watrtarowa MpoB it by the tide, the raaxlasaai of rbeasd fall oa the Atlaatic seaboard reaching fire Inches. This effect h felt at the bottom of the deepen raise, aad may reach for an aaknown dirtaacc. It follow that the crust of the earth nwt be of exceeding tenacity, exewdiag a a minimum that of graahc; and it Swaying may be the caunss of phe nomena hitherto quite unexplained, a.. for example, the relation between stoma aad earthquake. So universal, fre quent, and unavoidable are these dU turbance that the Inquiry Into the lunar dUturbance of gravity haa been given up. No depth can be found at which a" recording Instrument can be placed so as to escape their effect. The roand earth pants. In fact, like a breathing be ing, under the changes always going on above her. Some experiments havo been made at Salem, Mass., to accrtaln the tractive force requisite to move street-can and vehicles on a macadamized road. The apparatus used consisted of an inclined plane, at the upper end of which was an iron wheel, over which passed a rope. A loaded box-car, weighing, with it contents, r.,2U pound, was drawn up the grade by a weight of 970 pounds suspended at the other end of tho rope. A smaller car, weighing when empty 2,730 pounds, was occupied by fourteen jiersons, and drawn up by S3'J pounds, smd when unoccupieu uj iv iuim. An ordinary load of sand on a macad amized road was started byfilt pounds, and an empty hack, weighing 1,660 pounds, by 1 pounds the same hack with four pasjengers Inside required 230 pounds to move it. On a level road, tho load of sand was started by 240 pounds, ivhlle the largo box-car yielded to 6G pounds. S. Y. Sun. A euro for corns: Carbolic acid, ono part, distilled water, glycerine and coap liniment each ten parts. Apply by means of a piece of cloth or lint, ami cover it well with sheet-rubber, so that no evaporation may tako place. The corn may be soon detached, often on the following morning. Inflamed and swelled bunions may bo treated in the same manner, but in place of the abovo mixture, another should bo applied, composed of dilute solution of subacoalc of lead, to which may be added, if de sirable, somo preparation of opium. Indinnajiolis Journal. m There was an insurance of 1,000 on tho Hfo of Iirason, the American murderer hanged In London, written by tho Scottish Widows' Fund Assurance Office. Immediately before Lamson's conviction tho policy was assigned abso , . 1 . - it 11111. !.. ...i::i. iiueiy 10 xur. . ai3, wu muini'ii by whom ho hail boon so zealously de fended, to cover the balance of the costs in the defense. On tho strength of a decision In the Housoof Ixmls, payment could have lccn refused, but tho money was paid. A new weather prophet has arisen and prophesies tho toughest kind ol weather for next March. There is noth ing small about him. He promises more destruction in ono storm than Vennor would have had tho courage to predict in a twelvemonth. Rotton Trantcripl A Flatter Caught. "On my la t trip to the fcute," mM Mr. Arthur Fisher, of Hits rrr. "I caught a very bad cold which fettled Into ocTcrecao of rheumatif m. I did uot know what to do for It, eo I reotved to purchiae J4. JacoU OH fortriaL Haj.pj thoucht, 1 1-egan appljlng the Oil, and In two week was ts well a ercr. Toronto (Caic0 Globt. Tneenob who wean an eye-Kbmfor the looks of the thine might a well walk Urae for the lame purpo". A" O. Vieayjne. m The Carson City (Net.) Jpil ajs: St Jacob OH Is (rood for rhcumatiim, neuralgia and a thouiinddHTcrcnt IMa. O.tn of the old Tctcr.tna of Wall street was the other day giving some fatherly adflce to one of bla nona about to be marri'd. and In clo'Ing his aermon he ald: "Directly after the ceremony there will be a banquet, of eonre- When rour wife turns ore her plate he will find a check for 50,000 under It." "Do yoa think ao!" " Oh, I know It- That's the tireTalllna; style nowadays. The check will be pased around and Anally siren to you to pocket." "And next day 1 will draw the motier on It!" "Oh, no, you won't" "Why not!" "Because there won't be any to draw. Pon't nuke a dolt ot yourself by nuhlnjr to the bank-" Bat I thought" ' No matter what you thousht. Sate the check to frame and hane up. When I was married thirty Tears ago my wife found one under her piste. 1'rc got it Tet, I thought loo much of her father to mortify hta feelinss aad I know hi has always respected me for It Thai's all, my on. If you run skort on your bridal toar you can send Fret rrtm. a telegraat to ae." iMreas Conditions of Longevity. Nature will allow man to lire long and be hapnr on condition that ber laws of life and health arc obeyed. Keep Ihe blood pare, keep the bowels regular, keep thc kidneys strong, keep the miad drar. These are her for chief commands. Dr. Gnysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparllla ts a treat help In malntalalaf these conditions. m 'Ia!rr,"sal4 he, "to buy a new hat-a store-pipe; bat It ended la smoke." TJU Judg. ' R. M. Btnrrox. ot Colaatbus, lad., writes: "For kidney complaint, indigestion, and weak luags I can consdeatlottsly recommead a a relisble rare Dr. Ouyaott's Tellow Dock and Sarsaparllla. I aan used It myself aad recommended it to ay Ixtea, wit BMSt sat laiactory .'salts." m a Wsnraa Is voa hired bow. Katfldf-r Tse worktac aov for de aioat 'tpecUbte. hi-toaediolka In Austin. Pej aa wefl ixed. shore." "Hasdeygot silberware, mad mlrti t" "T aknald aar an. D.'T has tilbar tla rata, and de copper bOer am pare gold." Texas S (fling. "TruK?ra Ti.cn," Is a aew color. It Is thc shaile of a taaa'a face whea be gets a disrate- froa his broker aaklag far asore ssargta. Dvtgm Commercial llmEttim. AST. Locts ssaa who v!mI& a laarp-post every ercaax for two weeks saw Ms marks oa tke backs ot auwtyerea 4-Cerset te-fers . VttroUFrmJrmm. -Maar," - asked, 'why aa I Ha katSer r He expected kerto say UU It was -teaast ae ii t pesaln article, aad he was lr maatuvl w-m-he ttroasitv reaVed: "Warr Int. R'a btea-se the hotter it gets the softer row act."-- -aawr-awi saw. as.naaifekwjBaiainiHa 2---------a'5Bl a r .r:.. - . - m . antsssnn aad atPi-a aHfsasl ayf 1. 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II .1 I I 1 A Gkst fcccit-lle! tliwstliy Dr licnto' C.crj al ttaoaitt 1U., Brvoti urljrrttlc- Lrwcna -.lt rbett). hnowr ai4 rJ pica, cured br Dr. lirttg't fa h Cure Tm fee'lnr tKtwi'en a;n- arjil qstntaa U MjTTbenvt fcrtllUDlafca.lo f.wtW, tl fabnea. aremaae bjr On Vntml Ij I a equalled lor brUttanC aal dtifaWttty. 10 cla. Jon Hiluxo j that mtur lur ran. If ibe ilocin't the nercr uuUl hTe eiatle rnuuker. It l 1bsjm!U lur a umii tyauffrr frwn j wraVoeat alter Ukla? LjlU 1- nnaUaiu's J Vcfc-eUWe Cofouua. AX extraordinary tljlaj la Utli' Ivinoeta a cheap one RsiXXT Mix. "Wet!' Ilrallb ltco-rc f stores health and vlur, cuica Djicjaa. A atcz-uoH.se, UVc the UVe lu roarsc- U, must alwjg Itot'Oti on KiT Clrxt cnt rat mee, roicbca, tI buj. copbera, cbipuiunWa. 15c. T11 a beat breath. tbtn; to UVa before iliigln- RtDiiro'Hii!a rUJrrlua rrmi b mrf t, aaall-bouclt will trttfjr. I'r,e25c IrjlL 1 1 1 1 . - Wiiex l a TCKUb!enttTcRt:taUel Wbea It la what jou cauliflower. Ilalr'a llmirj u( llurrliuun.l atltt Tar Cure a const), eild. or inauenu wittwmt any tleffrcu rike'atootbacbetttorscuicln ous Blnute. O.nk talrot NmaoTph aeleTcrrTrarbj Utn Lyon'a Patent McUllic lleelStlllcncra. Takk from jour (iroaronlr National Vcait Tai tbe acw brand, ' spring Tobaceo." CERiREM iXIt RHEUMATISM, Heurvlgia, Sciatica, Lumba, Backacha, Saranes af iha Chatt, Gout, Quint, Sara Thraat, Smalt- inas ana Sprains, Burns ana Scalds, Ganard Bodily Pains, Taeth, Ear aid Haaiacha, Frastaa' Faat an4 tars, nn4 all atkar Pains ana" Achas. Pm-ratioa tart- annals St. 3nm Ort at a fr, mire, mtmwJ b4 rmmn Eatrmal Rn4y A trial elalla t-t U toatptr-aT.I; tnEin at rt U Crata. aa4 wrr ot- -aff.fjur with p-la caa hay Uwap aaJ jcalrtta froct of Um clai Dlrac-4M la Ktotsa laagaag. 1 OLD IT ALL riUaOISTS AID DEALCXS W MEDICIIC A. VOGIXER Jb CO.. fairtm . JT-.. 17. . y. IR. JOHI IILL'S Sffli's Tonics FOR TMI CURE OF FEVER and AGUE Or CHILLS in FEVER. nayrsfdscsrsf this mi ahrausi awAMaa astly slaias far it a smyaristity srtr all raa diss erer sisrsd ts the yahtis fcr the 1AFI, CIBTALff, milT aad riXVAJriJrT cara cfAfaaad-cr,arChilkaa4var.vih rrscaaartsrlsacstaa-iaff. Ssrsfsrststha eat-rs V 'sttsra aad sathsra tnutrj ts hear Ua taat-asay ta Us trath t Us awerUsa that la as sasswtatavar ariU it fait ts cars If thsd-rsttiaae art strlatly Mtevad aad earrUd at- laaaTaatawaweaassasUfflsdswhas hasasa-Uisatfisr a smrs, aad vhato Is-dUsa aahaaawsthyaa(afftahtIs,iUaasr. tmx rsaassatiaa ssfths gsaarsl haalth. It is, hsvarsr, yraiMt,aadte wrsry sass asr ssr tala ta tasa, H its aat is saatiaasd la aavallsr astss fcr a srtsk sr tat aftas tht disaaca has ! shakes, aaara ii 1 ililri-i-lt aad laag atssdlsf saasa. IsaaXy Uts aaatsfaa wlaastrstalraaayaidta-ataUthaaa-ila rha-teatsfesa tarst 1 at tat Tsais. a atafiadasa sfBfXXt 7--U-.T -U-l vuihti mm L VvjL d4pL sv ti Tsaa3asRCnB a J l 3Rsa,TBnl LmW 4aW4a I'BvBBMBaWa''arTannnnnnnnnwat nnBsfkoSawBltJS sannnnnnnnnnnnMBl BaWaWaWaWaWaWannnWaWBnwrM iwwt w I saflaiaat. ff mtmPtmi mc faTs- ardauJ -r ---P-V-sB--l Thtftaaiaa UUTAV TIbIC fTZIF ssatl 'wmHMMHHBHv NHH----------aaaa-B haM-hJtMVlVXiyritaiasiaasatasaafc -BBJ?r?"raar - 1 lt,-i ! M-M f TEM I mnmtmt nt - t Vf . kX4 &7 tWMlMl, fmT. a !li V t a t Mj r- . THEMSELVES k Jt. i.i4 m mt aur ' n ..- ,, --!rl!tLi-r, .r-l wm lr a atMh ! Tf ; ws i - - " - " (n4 tf.. j0 ,t v a, j fcjfi. H, M M mfMt . - kMta T w " "" " - )t ittm., M at U mwili t a m ta.mmt - AGENTS MV Money Kaat UrX ! Mrs. 0 wans' GtokBflok. StaMl mm S-fM,t Owtat it v r. k. rtsrr.x-t. aa i-tt st. cat. RAILROAD GAZETTE. 1 JWMtl f TMtSr2Iltmv Caa;laceriax and ltaUrU N . rUHa4 ! 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