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RED CLOUD, WEBSTER COUNTY, NEB. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8 1886-
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RED CLOUD CHIEF
A.C. JIO.SMKK. I'ro-.rletor.
liet Cloud, Webster count v. Nebraska.
A weekly Journal devoted to the Interests of
tho world in pener-ll and Webster county and
adjacent territory -particularly. The large-it and
best equipped p;iier hi tlie great Republican
valley.
T1UMIS OF SCJ-sCKlITIOX.
One year. In advance SI -
Six months. In advance 75
Trial copy .r months) in advaut-c M
Tin: C'niKr ha- tfie largest circulation of any
paper in the all-y and is therefore the greatest
advertising medium in this section. Advertis
ing rates .-u.--oinauk-d with allldavit of -.-uvoni
circulation furnished when requested.
OIK .IOl: UKI'AKTMKXT.
it complete in every particular and being run by
" sTKAMjJstires work done promptly. ruicKri the
vjsnv i-akst. ami woodwork guaranteed or no
pay, t will duplicate large order- at Omaha
inei s. and guarantee- work and stuek to be as
good a r.iii !- procured in tlio wst. We are
bound t please all patrons of our Job depart
nit ut, ih ens a trial.
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TULLKYS. M. D.
1 IOM (KOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
V. S. Kxnmininp; burgeon.
Onin: Opposite "First National
Hank Kcd Cloud.
R. L, II. BECK,
PHYSICIAN
RED CLOUD,
AND SURGEON,
NEBRASKA
Q Y.. McKEEBY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ol line Over City I'lianuaey
OJOce hours from :to l : m., l to 4, ami 7 to 3
p in. J.v-ideiice ;t Idocks west of court house
tlillC I.ori). - - NEltKASKA
r.i.n Hun
. j v"aj,'ons in'
R. AMEKrEJtfy covcl.;, an(,
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iTMfSlCIAN .t SURGEON,
RED CJ.OUD, - NEBRASKA':
Oi'iK i:- Over Cook's drug store.
Calls promptly attended to day or
niglil-
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R. C. SOUENCK.
P11YSCJAN AND SURGEON,
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Uowics. jeurasKa.
lPoeion:il calls promptly attended
j Off; ci: 'At residence Cowles. 8-51
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ATTORNEYS.
Rod Cloud, Nebraska.
Oi kick Over City Pharmacy.
C V. ICalky. J. L. Kai.f.y
Kaley Bros.
A TTOKSEYS AT LAW.
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Agents for the B. fc M. R. R. Lands
pRANKR, GUM1
: AITORNEY AT LAW,
-RED CLOUD, - - NEB
Oi i ick Over th PostOflicc. .
O. C. CAbf- .IAS. McX SV.
Case & McNeny,
A TTOKXi:S ND COrXSKLOUS AT LAW
l Will iiractlce in all courts of this state
ouV'tliMKawella-lItnnUed liusiness rareful-
and eiliciei'tlv attenileil to. Abstracts furnish
ed on aridteatlon.
OFFiriw Over l'irst National liank, Ked
Sltiud. cl
yylLL P. OVERMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RED-CLOUD, - w NEBRASKA
Officii Over Ferguson Jc Co's dms;
store.
C'olleetons roniitiv attenileil to andcorref
iMjudenee sollt-itetl. I'leutv ofiuonevto loan at
low nitcs of interest. No ocmuilssiou is
cltarcc il the borrower.
F. E. Jfoorc. Tres't J. 1 Miner.VPw
John Moore, Cubler
First National Bank
RED CLOUD. NEBJ
Capital. - 75,000.
Jprwact a general bar cibk basiacM, buy and
X sell Coftntj- warrant. Alo County. Pre
:inctand School District bond?. Buy aad sell
vortisa'Exchnnst'
D1UECT0KS:
K.,. Moore, nhn Jfoor.
W. CMofher. K. U. Oatcalt
W N HicharJ
J. K. W tU.Cu.
1. A. SWF.EZV.
nlue Hill. Neb.
Willcox&Sweezy
Attorneys at Law, '
Ofliee ia the New Oiera House IUock, Red
Cloud, Nebraska.
We have first-class facilities lor making S arm
loans in Webster and adjoining counties. We
have had several oejirs experience 1h the loan
business iu this county and represent sexral of
tiie test and most rvli:dde leaning cowpaslea
and invest the funds 'of a number of private
cavitalists, no delays, money on band. r ea
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r-YeD.siiort nonce, ueiorenuutnijryourioiui giv
iv& a call Mild zret oiu terms. If voh hare an W
i!sg" loau on your land which you wtsk to reww
?.: give you n special raie.
sW are aLso prenartMl to jnsarc yow pwytity
St loss uv ure, iijuimniR ur kith aw aa ac
iric reliable comnauies: SnriBtel laaur-
t.Uo., of Massachusetts, riKriiix liwwwa.
H-iirooKitn.
lHtvc an fmcc in Blue Mm where Mr.
v can be found on Jlonday aad Naiwuay
week.
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Cowles. Nebraska
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There is to be some changes in our business
and we wish to close out our cloaks, shawls
and skirts.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
SHAWLS-Shawls, Shawls,SHAWLS.
SKIRTS
We will see that they are sold for less than so-called
N.Y.WHOL ESALE
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REMEMBER OUR MOTTO:
WE WILL NOT BE UNDEB SOLD, COST WHAT
IT MAY.
Plaids,. Stripes, Combinations, etc, that we consider
cheap at 30c, 35c, 40c, and 45c,
will all be sold the
Very LOW FIGURES of ?0c PER YARD.
GOME BEFRE IT IS TOO LATE !
Ducker's
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Reliable Furniture and UndertakingHouse
Opposite Postofflce. My stock of Furniture and Mortuary Goods, is
the LARgEST and MOST COMPLETE ever brought to the
the RepuoLcan Valley and my prices can not fail to please.
R L TINKER
City Bakery andRestaurant
A. LAUTERB AGH, Prop .
BED CLOUD, --- NEBRASKA
Keeps constantly on hand
Fresb Bread. Gmkcw Gigmrs Tobmo
Ooofctkery, Ac Bnad dliTnid to any part of the city.
aaaookl meals serred at all
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Mettene, Wall Faert4kc
Red Cloud - Nebraska,
Harness Shop,
J. L. MILLER.
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jA.C. HOSMER,
Proprltt
FRIDAY. JANUARY S 1SS6.
Helps to SiiiImm1j-.
Press the finder :ipiint the iijijt lip,
close to ilw nostriLs. to prevent a
sneeze.
Strike a clock, then put on tlic h:tnil
at tite hour .otruck.ln onlor to have them
correspond.
For cramp in the feet, pnss the hol
lou' of the fixit :iraint something li.tnl
ami round. A broom hamlle N the Im:
tltino;.
Add to the covered hriek itRid as a
weight for'holdin a door open a strip
oft!n coverinjr sewel strongly to the
sides and mised jnt enough to admit
me loot, then lilt Jt by the toes and .save
stooping. '
An aid in making hutton holes in a
innent which frav liatlly is to takn
ph.'ci' of "jlm that lias a 'smooth and
rather thick ed;c, dip it slijrhtlv in hot
water, and pa- lightly over the mxnLs
before cutting the button-holes, 'llie re
sult will be satisfactory.
In putting away Summer or Winter
clothing for the season label all pack
ages on the outside, and keep handy a
memorandum book with the content of
each trunk, drawer or dost at sperilied;
it will prove a saver of time and vexa
tion. One often forgets ju.-t where a
bundle, or mHtau, or scarf, etc., were
put. usjH-cially if the accustomed place
lia. been changed.
Keep, if vou can, a closet for the sole
u.-o of meilieines and appliances for
sickness or accidents. A narrow, high.
I enmmey nie clo-el answer the pur
pose aunnniiiiy, wjtn siieives iialt way
down, and dep drawers to till the re
maining space. Ihmdh's of old. soft
cotton and linen pieces, a roll of cot
ton batting anil tlanuel. the rublier wa
ter bag. medicine dropjvr. bed-pan and
feeding-cup. and everything needed in
an emergency or long sickucv. Have
every vial plainly label led. those marked
poison place always on the upper shelf.
Keep the whole, under lock and key. the
key bevond reach of children, but easilv
accessible to older members of thu fami
ly. (food Homcl'tcper.
Sum .loneK Story.
As told at the Methodist church Friday
night it is as follows: "There was :i
married couple with half a dozen chil
dren ami only one lied. The whole
I lainijy Mcpi on uiai ueo ami were so
MUick.fliiit"Ono couldn't turn over unlet
nil f 1 111. ro wneu auvone goi iin'ii
sleeping on one side hc'il say, 'turn
and over the whole family went. They
got .so used to it that even when they
heard the word turn' in their sleep they
would hustle over. One day the old
man was fishing on a log bridge over
the river. The mm was hot and the fish
wa'n't biting.and befell asleep balanced
on the log. One of the boys saw him
and thought he would try a joke, and
hallooed out 'Turn?' Over the old man
went kerilop into the water. Now I
want the temperance men to halloo
'TurnJhmtil the anti-men who are asleep
on the bridge over the prohibition river
will hear it and drop in.' AllniiOi Con-,
stitution.
The Merwey Tunnel.
This imiwrtant undertaking.
i)einj
very nearly completed, is on tne eve
of openinfor tratlie, ami liy the eml of
the quarter it i? exjeetel that traiits will
be running regularly ami frequently
letween LiverjKKil ami Hirkenle-aif.
tlie time-table's ami the fan tariff are
umlergoinj: final revision. Ailvanta'ro
h:w been taken of some umivoithible tu)
lay in completing the ventilating ap
paratus to arrange the junction for the.
lines authorized in the last session of
parliament for connecting the tunnel
with the rails along the line of docks.
Tlie ventilation is secured by means of
powerful fans, which in the air-.-hafts
produce a current of air at the force of
thirty miles an hour. Aeccs to the tun
nel for passengers will be obtained bv a
stairway, an inclined way, and an im
mense lift capable of carrying; one hun
dred persons. It is hoped that the
prince of Wales may consent to open the
tunnel London She.
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True Friendship.
Hirch and Hertz, both Israelite,
were partners in business; Both wen;
rich, both bachelors, without any rela
tive. They were moreover the nwt de
voted friends. So great wo their
friendship for eacii other that thev had
made their wills, each ljequeathing to
the survivor all his property.
One day Hirsch ajqearcd. at police
headquarters ia a very much excited
frame of mind. He was jwle and
trembling. He stated, in a voice quiver
ing with emotion, that for three days he
had not seen or heard anything of hi
bosom friend, Hertz, that" he. HirM-h.
had reason to. fear that Hertz had met
with foul play. Tlie chief of police re
plied calmly:
'Tbt premier way to do. Mr. Hirjch. i
to offer a liberal reward to anybody
who wilh bring back your frienL,r
"I Till give live hundred tollars to
anybotly who bring back roy ilear friend
alive arid well." sobbed. Hifsclu
"You most trrand brace un. Too
must accustom yourself to the idea that
your friend dead.
-Teal, tcadf1 shrieked HIrscb, tevting
his hxiv with both hands.
jOfcr and ypa sbotdd provile for that
eniergeney by oOcnng a rewanl for tae
rcraraof n remain.
"Mt4cr Police." Mitl IFirsch. fmlYin
throiihTiS tears, "I dells voo vat. Yea
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HOW HICKS noyirxii'ATK.
Mr. C. U. Iike. v( Haltiuiorv, uriu.-
to a local mjT that Jhi-. have a lan
guage well understood hv tljemelves.
and pretty well known by sua iwe-fcirp-1
cr of anv eten-ive evi-'rienee. 'Hje
hum of rontfiittnent.the hum of imuMe,
the hum of txniee. the hum of defense. '
tin hum of plenty, the buz, of na
tion, the roar of grief, the hum of joy.
the hiizx of the hivy laden, thn cr- if
nain, and the music of their ,'ditilling"
hours are will imiSertoiKl by the watch
ful boe-keejrer. 'Hie en of pain from a
bee within hearing of the htv will af
fect the whole colony. I have often
taken up bees into a honey-room and
allowed them to Till themlves with
honey and then ojmu the window? a
little and allow them to go into their
hie. In a short time i(m would return.)
and before man minuter the whole
colony .miil to made awaro of the,
uootv at hami. ami uimiu eiosinr the
window hundreds collected, buzzing ter
ribly to gain admittance.
To test the sngaeitN of Italian bet. I
caused a block of honey to h bniken
on the sill of a window; in 1ts than
three minute.-lee tirst lnv made il.nj-)
iH'annuv. it made three trios In'tore a!
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LiiuiMnmii Linn- i., .uki niiiim mi j
minute-- over twenty were feeding on it. .
I then closed the window and tonnedaj
amall oxnmg in one comer of the pane; ,
every ltv came through that opening
upou the table on which the honey now i
aid. and their number increased, the :
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ii iifixiifi-iiiip; -vun :iu nnjoiiiiiig
ro-)tn: here, too. the ln'tss followed, and
had to pas under the door. Tlie honey
wa- next phuvd in dark elox-t, made
tight, ec'pt a Miiall ojening near the
loek, and here they found it a readily
as iu the open room ami communicated
to the others, ami for an hour a stv:nty
stivam of bei was jMuring forth from
the hive to the honet. nliue oth-r eo!H
nies within twenty feet were quiet. The
experiment was tried iu AuguM. when
no hoitev wan eoming in.
A year ago one of mv ai-tants went
to a neighboring apiarUt t remove the
Mirplas lionev, wnieli was taken into
dark cellar. The adjoining cellar w-n
liglited bv a window that had a Miiall
iteee broken out of one pane, Haretlv
arg. enough to admit the paxsige
more than -one bee at a time. The
owner, uon going to the cellar iu order
to get .-oiue marketing products thu inixt
morning, discovered a tKe or two going
through the opening, but thinking no
harm could come from it. went to mar
ket, leaving, as he Mtpjwwd, UU honey
safe. Imagine his .surprise iqon his re
turn to liud a cloud of Ihm-s on the
window and his honey gone; one or two
had been left in the boxes whutl carried
to the cellar, that had found a way of
eseajM through the broken pane, "nttd
communicated where their hidden tretift
ure was.
An early writer in an English paper
thus alludes to a .similar occurrence un
der hi observation. "A feu jmhuhU of
honey was taken from a hie about six
miles from 1ondon. and placed in a
closet under lock ami key. The window
of the room having leen Irft ojen, the
Imi.vs gained admisston and. entering the
closet under the door.rcuioved the whole
of the honey. The cells of wax were
left entirely and the honey was con
veyed to the cent nil division of the hive,
where it was safely debited during the
day. It i evident that pii- intM have
beeu employed to oliscrvt where thu
honey was phuvd. ami that a .soon as
the information, was communicated to
the hive, the colony took thin vigorous
measure for the recovery of the stolen
proerty. It i remarkable that they
should have .sueeedcd . taiiujdi'telv
ami iii'jso short a time, mmcc the e!o-a
wa.s entirely dark and they could only
outer bv a crevice under the dour.
Slie Sil a Queen.
An Kngli-hman writing 'Soine Amer
can Ntes," jast )tiblihel in .Vacritf-
tnn $. iw of ( hican:
Nothing I saw in America impreel
me more than this citv. I had not en-
ceiviil of am thing so fine. w n-ally in -
spiriting ift it greatness and cnterpri.
ocauiuui 11 is not. ior notnmir mat im-i
craft or enterjrisj of man has reared
ujxm Amerie:in oil is tnily fH-autiluJ; j
but then i. dignity in the long line of
.t. lit I i
me iriis-iHinicreti aveuuirs ano ue .
vemn-s and -Jie vistas ,
of the .sfatelv treets. Ami to think of
I.T.. t- rt
tlie activity displayed in the great re
construction! Fourteen yi-ar agi. when
fire laid the citv in ruins, a jx.pjilatian
of 'KW.OQ') iMtiifs were renlerei homc
Icjw; to-lav the populatitm of Chicago,
with its Mthurlt-'. tnut approarli thn---qnarters
of a million. There no one
no American -who do-- not ake
pride in Chicago, ami regard with
as much nut? a an Amrricjin is
cajmble of feeling, the sH-ctacJe of
its pro-Iigious and unexanipietl de
velopmcntJ And vet it Is not America
alone which should be prond; for it wa
not America alone, it was the whole
civili?el world which raisel thb phonlx
city from the a-he if the old. TV m lay
the -o-rtitation of (liicago is not yet
American; it i German, "earidiiiarian.
Insh. Knghsh. louhear all Teutonic
tongues in the ftrct-v The first person
wno sjkmcc to me after my arrival wa.s a
woman, who asked for a dirrction. and
addressed mc in Torwcgian. Tlienasies
nlrc the -4ore nre two-thirI German.
Ile women have .still the rojind fnih- j
ne and bloom of tin? Teutonic tvi-e;
tlie sap of the. old worhl i not vet -Jrwd.
out of the faces of the men. Tlie inevi
table change no doubt will con. Tim
men wDl .tn wither into American..
andtlM- beautiful women of Chk3go
will learn to cat live meat meals a day.
Bat at the inss--Rt hoar nothing" mi
rnore amaang than tfci qoeen of the
Wc aatl her inimensn and imwearied.
activities. Thrrry trunk Haos, with tkeir
coantk-w aAfaenUand tributarie-. ewp-
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in the day, of her awperial doajmioa
aUiroe&iRtlierivinzetl urorld ksl to
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Old-Tim WhUky.
The niole of manuf.-wturinf whiAT
in the tby when it wn -t ilown tM
M-4-lAtpjd river on tint boat al mI4
at 1 . and J) tif. pt-r gallon. tlitfnvi m
wiilely a-i (.ibl 1 mm that el tKe fm
nit, sny the LiHii-ville lmtrrtimh
'Hie location of jiring in tliat !ar "Ir
eilfl that of the dttHerv, fr !h !
pie rea-on that tlwv had no mark!
orpumjiK, ami the wntiTrMiw-etl
ed thrtMtm
g Ute tkm
troughs dug out of ak vtplitt;
iwm' swum or romienxT. n HerrwciT
the spring w.n. siitlleiently rbrlr! &
ilow m the top of tlie tbke utand. 1T
whisky of that day can truly !c aahl la
have been ham! made, a rvetntkiNK.
was done bv manual lalir. The era'
was groumf at the nigiittrhM! hicr
mill and carrifd on horM-baek fn tiMk
distillery The uiahing wji done ila
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.nl Hvr or j,,,, w;i, ,-,rrj,; ju mA,
mau inns, as now. reit tnat IM
ets from the lill to tin tubv Thr mm
wa- then put in and .tirrel with
stick until thoroughlv roket into l
and let stand alxxit twnty-fir hnnnM
cimi). 'tlien rolil water wit put in a4
thonughly stimnl. Yrit waa ttm
taken from tub' in a state of fermrMts
tiou and put into the new tub, and al
lowed to Matnl fort -eight or eentr
lwo jIOHIS a, ,hl. u,,jSl.r mij.,t br 44
ur u-nnu the ladder, tho Km-r Ik
thl. of fermentation,
After the fermentation wa eon4H
the mnsh Ihvmim lnvr. whhh traa tlh
iu buckets and nm thr.ijrh into
jniwiiajHii coiiint -till-, which wf
placed 011 a nek ami the furnace m
omit that tlie tire, iiiatle of wool. vrrat
entirely nrouml the still ?-nne dUtattra
alove the iMtttniu. the smoke rnmiftg
out into the distill. r. Hut theditUlr,
to mnke doubt v sure that hi still miaiit
not burn bv the settling of the meal,
which would pr-ent the Ui?r rnmlnjr
iu etmtaet with the hated Mill. wmiM
leVe Jf what tas called the cap and
tir with a oIe until the Ixvr w,n nbiMi
to Ixdl. when he would reidaci the eaj
and paste it aniun.I with rve nwai.
'lids iHiiling process U calleil diMittlnp.
Since alctthid btftimei vniMr at a
1....,
l J lower tmlmtlln, than water India, tka
vajKir that nris is alunst entirrlr al
eohol, which giM't thrtMigh ciqqa'r pipec,
or what is cjdled the worm, simnlv N.
t eaut it i.s iiled nround the inslle"l a
large tub or Hake Maud, which ia roe
.stantU Mippli'il with -ld water intn
duced'in the iHittom of the flake utand,
the heated water overflowing at tin? ton.
This, cold water eotideiisvd the vajair la
the worm, which came out what wafl
culled singlings. This w.n nilltili4
iu the same way to get a higher preaf
whisk). In that day there wa no Mark
thing as a thermometer, the dlatttlrr'a
arm was the .substitute in teat in taa
heat of his tubs, ami the. itrootvlal was
tiser!iistend of thehydnnnetirr, aaltba '
nroof of whiskv wa decide! by Um
beatl. Tlie distiller in runniar alt
whisky from the -.till would -.hut it as7
when tin Injd of the worm dlajffapar-J.
and would run what wa calle hark
ings as long jih they would burn. The
custom was to thtow them on tin cap
and Ml tin to them. This was n-toe
blei I with the singling.
1'nder the old regime the capacity of
distilling wa- alxnit twenty gailoa-i.' H
wa-i rare to liud one that nun In a l-arrel
jmt day, and two gallons t Iu1m1 wm
01iisiden.1l a large viehU ami often the
cellar of a gentlcta'an house wa kii
wnrehoiL-. Heady customers were oa
hand with their jug. waiting the raw.
The tjtste of that la. had not bent cnl
tivated to a just appreciation of l'-yrar
old Ilourbou. but thought a little catnip
and tan.'V gave it a fine flavor. Tha
distillery 11-itally c-msi.fil of a !-
eabint and often only a shed in theof-ea
air.
Iturnlnjc for Nln- Yrara.
A eorrisj)fidcnt of the Chirar 7
une at Lander. vo.. write: Tk 11
men-e them in the coabfk-M of tW
der River country an -till ragfag as
fi'-rc-dv ha cAer. Thr? tln--i trrrc irat
1 known hi l.J"f bv the whlt, t
tl.
Jmlians aay that fr tuanv ir I
, f treat Spirit hn kindhtl fin-i 'hm lor
1 lib rel children to warm ly ilnrit--' tba
wintir. in tlie war reffrrr! tl
Antin.
a well-known tnifircfor
miner, and one of the bit- IfNnaale
tinders of flit- Itonanxa (KlSttnn-' U-l m.
m ft .. - 'WW
party of men thr--u-f- fh- YumA nmm
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.-..t,ihi, iiiKi n- f-xeMinfr iw
aartr
t'Nuiii iiacii in ine midH fit what
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to tan outlet if ShrtA. Iiavr mac
of rofikeflscr--! tbi? mm. Lm4
a-tju-. olstructel the war.
marking the mo-Kk-i of broken
heated pitfalls, and throtfj-a tk -natural
ghtm -it-mte-t ami fU.hrs! j-Ha.
streaks, and t-olumn-i of nam-. It wm
f a coal-field cm fire, ami me of mam-wota
projortions at that. IHcr thoaaaa-k af
acrw hnng the palling aiaokr, aal far
mtto the surromidiRf'rr-rioa
by the glowing fii. ilillioaa nf
of coal wer- m Kamca, and tae 1
Jes-. mpptr ha lu-wt tb? roaf
nptoitsmaxiit-iafrjrc-criac-. M.
Antm not km-j- iace j-aaaH
tiiroo-;h the tantiaj; tiehJ. aal
can -c no -Jccr-aj ia the ar--.,
to the o--tii. below the at-oatk af
-learrorkof PowiiW Wtrr. U
heavy Mibfcrrasraa coaiaj-ratka.
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