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It Tells You ., How to attend upon upon the sick
81 ot4 and how to cook ter them
how to prepare Poultices,
Drinks, >. s&;e;y s&nd show 10
.,TnrT guard against infection from
=. ~ - Contagious Diseases.
~ lclIS You " the various diseases @
Children. and gives end 6est
2+TC}Cg and simplest mode Of treat
ment during Teething, Con
- -as,, eynlsions, Whooing, Cough,
>. 80. .. ,o.r Vaccination. Measles. &c.
" IelIs lou The symptoms Of Group. In
fantum. Cholera. Collie Dia-
Thoea, Worms. Scaled Head.
gerrOI Ringworm, Chicken Pox. SC
and gives You the best rene
II Tells You THE 6te$s p sesat a ssa
z .QG1 Ague, and Bilious. Yellow.
= Iyphus, Scarlet and other
Fcve>s, and gives you the
.,-~l,-,r, best and simplest remedies
a tNs for their cure.
II 4ells You The symptoms Of Influenza
Consumption. Dropsy. ,t}oIt;
a.rnnqy Dyspepsia. Asthma. Rhrcu
4 matism, Lumbago, Erysipc-
+. las, &c.. and gives you the
best remedies for their cure.
1t Tells You Z The symptoms of Cholera
4 Morbus. Malignant Cholera.
Small Fox, Cramp. Dysente-
:, ~, Diseases OF the Bladder
Kidneys and Liver. and the
lnedics for their cure.
It Tells You The symptoms Of Pleurisy
Mnmps, Neuralgia, Paraly-
r sis. Apoplexy, the various
Diseases Of the Throat, Ear
ami Eye, Teeth, and the
best remedies for their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms Of Epilepsy,
Jarndice. Piles, Diseases .
he Heart. Rupture. Hemorr-
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Hydrophobia and gives the
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1t Tells You The best and simplest treat
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Bones and Dislocations. Fe
yer Sores. Sprains, Locliaw.
White Swellings, Ulcers.
Whtlows. Boils. Scurvy.
Burns and s, rofula.
fE Tells You Of the various diseases pecn
liar to Women. ana gives the
81 OK best and simplest remedies
for their cure, together with
many valuable hints for the
e 7s7g preservation Of the health
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1900. RAILROADS.
1889 s @28 1859.
: E AS o N O F 1859.
sSsfS 8&
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
WITH IT'S CONNECTIONS, =
Forms g ties shortest qnickest. and only Direct
Route to Milwaukee. Chicago. Detroit,
Toledo. Pittsburgh New York,
e Boston, and all points s5s.
East and South

Toledo. Pittsburgh, New York,
4 s. Boston, and all points
East and South. 9
Two Express Trains daily lsunaays except
cd leave La Crosse Oh the arrival Of tho
meeting ut Milwaukee, With the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers. and, trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamers
n Milwaukee lt'scaand Ocean Wave. leave st.
fa"l every morning: Saturdays excepted. J
connecting ut La Crosse with tho, 1898 "A. M.
Train.
Passengers by that train will arrive NJ Mil
waukee at $50 same morning. seven hours and
thirty minutes in advance OF the Prairie. du
CHEN Route and ut Chicago ut 2.15 same nf-
tcrnoon: four hours and thirty minutes IN ad-
vance of any other youte!!
I The Steamers Key City: Grey Eagle North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era.
leave St. Paul every afternoon connecting At
La Crosse, with the "A. NJ. train next morn
ing.
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwan
kec at $50 p. NJ. eighteen hours in advance NJ
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago. At
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL
OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS !!
Beware Of statements made by the agents Of
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that .ha
distance by the La Crosse route is only nj ne
miles less to Chicago than by the Prairie du
Chen route. as they are false and only made
to deceive the travelling pablo.
The facts are shat the La Crosse route To
milwaukee, is IS miles the shortest and to
Chicago. is 80 miles the shortest, and "a mics
less River Travel.
*his8 od& 81 glf
z ARE AT ALL TIMES AStLOW AS BY ANY
f.t55. OTHER ROUTE ytr.a f,.a
~ Baggage oh cked from La Crosse 70
Chicago. Suspension Bridge Boston and New
York. .'.r..s
%. No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee or
Ch:.ago. a 100 .e'}s0 49,
~ Ask for Tickets via La Crosse. and by
other.
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in tile train
eaving LA Crosse at 12.n5 Am. s-.5
Tickets for sale hv
MESEROLE & MoLAREN.
Agents at Red Wing
I. c. GEORGE. Local Agent St. Paul
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Ira Yelling AGENT
w. W. WILSON,
Gen. N. W.. Agent.
May %, '5e. ,lg.-.t 147tf
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MEDICAL.
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MoFFAT.
Veg eta bic Lif e Pills
II ~ en- X IslTY Err S.

The high and ,ensicd celebrity which these
Pre-enlnent Medicines Nave acquired for their
lnNarIabe eilicac! in All the diseases which
they profess to- cure. has rendered the usual
g RP11ng net only but
fruits; their good works testify for them. and
they thrive not by che faith Of the crelulous. :
f. IN sALlAGASlsS OF .I>tAmds. .icuta md tMyun-
re c. hheAh'attsm, lfecti Ms tie Blud1er aad
q e, sfsyers md liser cna o'ats.
N ne SoEthIand West. who're these discusses
,itft s;a, they viii be tannd Invaluable Plant
Gsf al farmers ind Others " no once use thesc
aNsfs3 's5lnsss, viii never afterwards be without
I.a,.ii., sa.-z No person with this distress.
44}g, &lssase should eclay using t:cse .Aisucs
- Azustt 10 til rssin. Esvsiiea$
: - 's"fE. sTrei md -igae For this ourgc
found !! safe speedy. and certain remedy OH,
or mcdlc,nes leave the system subject to II re
turnSof the disease ii cure by these medicines
is permanent. Try THEM, BE SATISFIED. Ann
BE CURED. -
. M'rcnrial Observation-Disclosures fails to Grad
icate entirely all the effects of Mcrcur, inf
nitely sooner than the most powerful prepara-
ton OF sarsaparila. $40 $500
Aaght S.'tats. Aerc"us ! ebslsty, Nerruvs C,m.
.!as"ts z, qM kiads. Organic Atectams, pul,itu-
tanM u the Hetrt. Punt ly,s EL;Jsc
mitsrhe original rig proprietor Of these
| ing by the use Of these Lite Medicines alone
Warns Q: all kinds are effectua;ly expelled
! by these Medicines. Parents will do well to
administer them whenever their ext tcncc Is
suspected. Relief will be certain g.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX B!rTEHs
Purify the blood, and thss remove, all disease
rom me system. single trial will place the
LEE FILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond
the reach "t competition in the estimation Of
every patient. eN Sollby
D!s. WILLIAM d MnFFAT,
Fss5 Broadway. cor, Worth ST.; New York and
D! all druggists. IDLY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1DVEK44sfssd DVERf7sf ..:e1 DvERF4HE1
"A 1t ia truth. uni HNsally admitted in This
age, thst no man in anf hAsinees can be snc,
eesstA runlcss he aivertises literally, Als3j
hS&ss himself and his business known tcNkg'
people. II anybody is so foolish as to doubt
this proposition, let him open his sleepy eyes
and look around him look at his neighbors
in bMsincss-mark tho merchant who is con-
tinually occupied in making himself known
who takes advantage Of that great ruler OF
Pp public oraai9a I'll. Press 70 render himself
public. whose name md location arc seen in
hundreds of newspapers and on thousands of
cards. handbills, &c. +; whose wide-awakc pol
icy is continually gaining him u notoriety.-
Compare him with that slow-go-no-go old
s5bsSns " r. stv o and
corherof his dusty grocery, waiting for GUS
toners. like an old ttlo-bellicd spider, who
has built his web in an obscure corner of a
dilapidated smoke house, and sits watching
and waiting in vain for flies. Mark the dull
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
goods boxes. ornamentea once in a willie by a
piece Of blue drilling or rusty calico but
much oftcner proving q resting place for i
crowd Of lazy, lounging loaters, who always
resort tS tho store Of = man who does not al
scrti:c, because Vey khAv.tbereais no danger
Of being disturbed by customers. See the ad-
with everybody. builds up large business,
gets rich hetort he is tooa oldito esjoyT riches;
and rctires, leaving large and 4re,n,.nara tive
business to his sons and faithful clerks; while
he ENJOYS himself and his wealth, the honored
a tiaufa p pSsIy
association, and perhaps the incumbent of the
most honorable and Responsible offices in the
State 80 5is8 to S$&fsG sfs n1.ga .a4lsff~s
See again your non advertiser, who fool,shly
thinks people never read the advertseme- :,
column OF newspaper Sec him, we say,
droning out one erstwo years 6f duh abu.inoss
in place, always complaining OF hard times
and never making larger sale than pound
OF candles OF bar Of soa ps andsthsn moving
TO some other town. 9 ome better bushes,
point and meeting with the same result there
again removing, ana so knocking about from
pillar to post, like five cent travelling men
agerie, whose whole establishment, consists 0
halfstasysd posshdrlnd Sfo56 3ksadede CON
bob-tai!ed monkey ana squint-eyed wild
eat; and 80 60 on till he dies, mourncd b,
no one. and only remembered as relic q
barbaris,n." Look aro-'nd you, enumcrate tho
merchants Of your acquaintance, and sceyi
this is not 80. People WON'T Il ase with 4 mar
that don't advertise, because they don't gen
orally know Him and besides, they know tina
man who is not entsfprisinge enough 60 al:
vcrtise, can't afford TO sell rs eleapss lila NOR,
a a.; competitors, that 90 f1ri ggn,Ta
In0M ADVERTISE, 49, az =! : &s4 %ShlA L u
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE j!
81 slIEsubse.iherh has first rate Steam Engine
Thirty horse mower which he will SC. on
very iheralt if application be made soon
s9a u. l WM. FREEDOM. 3
!. Red Wing. March 80. 1855. sstt
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MEDICAL.

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CHEAP. CASH STORE
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Not.-l " 2,............ .,...:... Bush Street
RED WING, MINNESOTA. i'ii
At the

RED WING, NNEsOr1',A. ri
We are now receiving the LARGEST and
REST SELECTED stock Of rDry Goods and
0rocerieaever offered to the Pc ,plo of this
vicinity. which fof extent, variety and rich
nsaa, will excel that Of any other assortment,
IN the county and We guar a,itee our custom
s.s far be tss bargains than they can find else-
where. "6man PROFITS AMI quick rcturns,'
We buy for cush. and
receive our goods d.
rect from the Importer
and Manufacturer, and
COUNTRY DEALERS
will find it much to
their advantage to ex.
s-v anime our stock and
prices before going be-
low. 49,
The ladies are invited to examine onr lare,
and beautiful variety Of Spring and Summe
Dress Goods, Domestic Goods Of all kind
3 .err in complete assortment, Prints Cling
hams. Sheetings, Denims, 'rickings
Drills, Cambrics, Linen Goods. &c.
Jewelry, Stationery and Fame.
,-s-.. vi which Will be sold at lowe
prices than ever before of
fered j.. Red Wing Crock
cry. Glass and Ston
Ware Of the lates
patterns, Boots ali,
Shoes --a lar%
stock on hant
at lar prices
Nehave 10
sale tn
Celebrated Copper-tipped Boots and Shoes
Zone pair Of which
is warranted to out
wear two pairs
without tips.) Hats and Caps and Ready
made Clothing j,
endless Variety
.-...,.. PLows PLows
Of oil kinds at the M1nutuctursr's Irc,s
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-07-13

word rife? Night after night was he to
come home to the empty house, and sit there !
alone? Headache or heartsche; il made ;
no difference; if he could not leave busi-
mess to cotae to Newport, that was no reason
why his wife should be shut up at home.
He might be sick--he night die
She started up and threw aside the wreath |
Of geraniums, as il there had been hid.
den thorn in its rosy blossoms which had
pierced her to the heart,
How silly have BEEN" she exclaimed.
shrinking away, as from some underlined
fear; "am not great deal happier at
home than I shculd be at Newport trying
to cutshine people that dou's care snap
about. Mrs, Macy will say couldn't af-
ford to go-let herr know that can.
Miss Busytongue will say my husband
would not consent, and tha. am a poor
prosecuted wife. ] wonder if my peace is
to be destroyed by Miss BuSytongue's opin-
ions ! I'll set the whole posse Of them at
defiance, and do just precisely as please
1t had been an unusually wearisome day
at the counting-rgom, and William Gray,
partly unneryed by labor, and partly de-
pressed by the controversy of the morning,
was returning heme in a very unepviable
frame of mind,
What's the use of wearing myself out
in this sort of way" pondered he, "when
have no kind of sympathy or appreciation
from Minnie. 1t is hard on fellow for
his wife to go off and leave him Just at the
very time when ii would be pleasantest to
have her at home I"
There was little elasticity in his fcotstep
as he slowly assembled the stairs. Minnie
heard it, and opened the door to meet him.
"Will," cried she merrily," I've changed
my mind"
swell, that's woman's privilege sup
pose" said he YEARLY, shut about what,
may ask?
About going to Newport said Minnie,
slipping her arm through his, and reaching
up as high as she could, to lay her cheek
against his whiskers. "Pye concluded to
stay at home and take care of you, sir"
Minnie you're not in earnest" he ex-
claimed.
Ia earnest what did the incredulous
fellow mean by talking in that sort of way,
she'd like to know He found out very
soon whether she was in earnest or not,
and then there was not happier husband
in all New York
Minnie had her reward; all the COM
ments of Mrs. Macy, Miss Busytongue,
and their oflicious allies, didn't disturb her
in the least, as long as there was such a
paau of approval sounding in her con-
science. She knew that she had done right,
and that was enough!