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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
Let Them Work.

There never as a truer axiom uttered
thar that which couples Satan's mann
with idle hands and parents who have
boys to bring up should neyer forget
this. A great many boys are mischleY-
Gus and vicious simply becuse their ac-
~tiyities are not directed in proper chan
ncls, and for this their parents are the
only ones to blame. The boy who has
n sled, possibly Of his W making, and
A pocket knife, who has skates for the
winter and kites for the summer, who
has his own garden patch and garden
tools, his own juvenile library OF such
books rs he loves, his favorise pet ami.
mails. is almost sure to be industrious,
happy and free from vice. If he shows
an aptitude for drawing, pencils and
drawing-paper should be supplied If
painting, a box of colors should be fur,
nished if for type-setting, he should
have a miniature printing.press and,
in one way-in fact, many ways-his
capabilities should be so cultivated that
he will never be at n loss how to employ
his time pleasantly and protitably. In
furnishing your boys with Il wisely-se'
lectcd stock Of tools, You confer upon
them q benefit which Is i~ncalculable.
TO be sure, many a knife or gimlct will
be lost and must he replaced before the
habit of thoughtfulness is formed which
will prevent losses I; tools will be in
iure,l, often destroyed the quiet OF
the family will be disturbed by ham
meriug and saving, unless there IS a
workshop on the premises; shaglngs and
such like clean dirt will be of frequent
occurrence in the kitchen, regular chores
will be forgotten and neglectei in tho
enthusiasm Of the boy to finish some
tosk he has in hand but these circum'
stances are trilling compared with the
benefits to be derived from the constant
and habitual Use Of tools. "Boys
make men," and they should be taught
to make useful men; knowledge never
comes intuitiveIy it must be transmit.
ted. The father who will not take the
trouble to direct the expanding ener'
gies of his boy, to lead his inquirlng
mind to the pastures of knowledge, ever
fresh and fair, and open for the child a
career, humble though it be, is laying
upfor himself disappointment, chagrin,
perhaps heart.break, in the future.
When your boy stands at your side,
book in hand, and begs you to explain
the pictures to him, don't sond him
away until you have done it, Encour'
age him to look at pictures and ask
questions about them tell him storle!
that will stimulate his longings TO read
interesting and instructive books, o.
which happily there is NJ end. Thus
occupied with tools, books, work and
play, he will grow up accustomed tt
find resources within himself, and no
be driven to seek idle or vicious
COMPANY,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
Sheep Bells aud Dogs.

Mr.. Maihcvson, OF Connecticut, fur.
nishrs the following statistics
or fourteen tlocks without bells but
one escaped; in five tlurks with bells on
each sheep no damage was done. Mr..
y. Fowler of MiddIeiieid had a flock
partially belled, and lot but one sheep,
which straycd into another lot, was
without a bell, and wa killed. Mr.. A
b. CJe bought a dock and put in Il lot
adjoining the former, and soon found
two dogs ut work at the forty-iifth
sheep. Tie dogs belonged within a
quarter OF a mile, aud ptsse Mr.. Fow-
iei's sheep in getting into Mr.. Goes
flock. Dogs, after getting the taste of
blood of unbrl!r1 sheep, may attack
sheep with bells ou yet | believe if all
sheep were be'lcd, trouble from dogs
would be very rare. Tho great dini 'uliy
has been to got bells which did not wear
the strap cf. Bills with shanks TO pen
citrate the strap will wear it of in Il few
weeks. To be safe, every sheep and
lamb slonld wear q bell.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

WANIINTTfN, NWTIEVE1 TUTN Y TNTI
C., G.. OLiN Il co. This is to certify that have
been troubled with kidney, bladder, and urinar}
com ulaints, ordering on 10 Fright $ Ciscasr, for @
number of years. For the last " yeas lave
suffered much the doctors could do ne no Iun-
good. An the time there was quantities of all1msn
In my urne. | had seen "A notice in the plper of
WaukeSha Water Last February | Thought ]
would try the water ana sent 70 -. LUlu' and gh
five gallons, and while ! Was drinking II I received
four gallons from IL friend IN Illinois. In Il few
days / received Il circular which told me that Ilt
water that wa sent TO me from Limos was from
Mineral Rock Spring since then | have 0r1etr'
two barre,s and received it, aud am making ire
use of 1t.
BY the use of the water my health Is better than
the greatest boon tina. / ever received. It su
desire and designed eticc. | think after UNiN.
il u few months more. | shall be- Ut right.
Now sir. | am no scholar, and II you can ChaOr
.he style Of my writing without destroying ~
meaning G, you are at liberty to do 1t
CHARLES BARNES.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

self the first chance you got ne
tried to pacify her by saying that Ihe
cigar only cost five cents, but she
sLonted "You leased and leased till
| let You git your boots blacked J tho
YOU wanted some soda water then you
bought apples on the train, and here's
oo@ther Ave cents thrown away ! 1t all
counts up, and if you don't die in the
poor-honse then my name haint Sary "
-DciroH Free Press,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
A Reckless old Man.

There was an old couple at the Cen
tral depot yesterday waiting to 60
through to the west, and they sceme.i
loving erough until the old man went
oat and returned smoking a five cent
cigar, aud with his hat slanting over Ii
left ear. The wife looked at him twica
before she coul recognize him, and
then opened her mouth ard SAT
What'd | tell ye, Phiietus Reming-
ton, before we left New Jer ey? Didn't
l say you'd go and make a TOOL of your
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

OT"O3 :" UT
recently changed their discussions from woman's
suffrage to Hair preparations and Pimple Banish-
ers. They declared that where nature had not en-
lowed them with beauty, 1t was their r~ight-yes,
their duty-to seek it where they could. SO they all
voted that Magnolia Balm overcame ~sallovness,
Rough Skin and Ringmarks, and gave the complex,
ion a most distiroHe (Sorosian) and msrble-like ap-
l'afsnce DANGEROUS to men, no doubt and that
Lyuhs ki'halron made the hair grow thick, soft
ava a"inl pretty. and moreover prevented it from
turning gray. II the proprietors Of these articles
smart,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
q mite 70 Fast, MIR. JOnes!--Ah or

NotQuitc 10 Fast, MIR. Jones!--Ah horse
doctor in Philadelphia was caught changing the
celebrated Mexican Mustang Eminent into other
bottles, and using it as his W recipe Honesty
IA always the best policy. These medicine men Ike
to follow up such fellows. 1t cured the lam horse
all the same; but it damaged the Doctors reputa-
lion. and benefited the proprietor in proportion.
Wa hovo heard of 80 many Rheumatic persons and
lame horses being cured by the Mustang Llnlmeht
that we advise every housekesper, lyeryihah anu
PLANTER to invest In a 80 ct. or q Sl.OO bottle, aBaihHt
accident. Beware. OF colnterieits' i, ~ wrhppJ1
In a steel engraving, signed so. W. Westorook,
Chemist,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
VAUKESHA WATER,
Mineral Rock Spring,
CURES
Dropsy, Diabetes, Gravel, Dys.
pepsia, Constipation, Jaundice,
Bright's Disease,

Al d all diseases of the liver and kidneys. Til.
water is nOw known and sold as IL remedy Tor tGr
above diseaoea, in all parts OF the word, II Is
truly wonderful what eject 1t has upon The human
system. II is now being shipped At the following
prices:
barrel, 10 gal. Sl2; half do II; d%eniiOhnS and
jugs. 81 cents per gal, package extra bottles iQlS
$50 per dOZ Money must the order
except T., our regular authorized agent lhQuGeu If
yonr druggist for WauKeSha Mineral Rock Spring
Water, AddrtS y, {. G. OtIS ~ Co, WaukeSla,
WIS for orders for The water or lOr c]lTCllars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

Whatever you do, don't set up for n
critic We don't mean q newspaper
one. but in private lie, in The domestic
circle, IN soti"y. Il willnot do any one
any good, aud ii wll 10 you harm-ii
ypa uruI beng called disa3reeablc. If
you don't like any ones nose, or object
to any yns's chiu don't paa your feel
,nys ilto words. Il any ones manner
don please 5oI, remember your
People are not all made TO suit one
taste, recollect that. Take things as you
find them, unless you eau alter them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
Marriage as a Sanitary Measure,


Marriage as Il Sanitary MEASURE
Mr..
Inc P"PcTH Tt9I zen No In"' w.
OYlhgtou, II "eIl-hho"u hrooN'J = '"1i
rhan'' hHS '''eo It PcI'',Ir g, 'no "r
Y"ico ID h5 oI'RI''''' 'i,'' "iI,t itm
,le GROUND 81 II'P'.o,' 'Eg,aJ'
MISS VFinlR'on' ~ a'IlnS, u iuJ SL"n
Sihc', I'','b E''u,,l,'" m,n' sol ~
oTh ~ "VNIT l"o'3',.t3 "In 'u ,nom,
10 Inc s'cIal "oIi,i "'tlI i",'oov p'Dl
la'' AIa'' ,I'e u" "l'It ~ H,JI ",,i
immature pI"'n '.l1"',,' r., ,oLiah
'IDS' I'H'ItPPI "P.on'"p Thn
oniN "I't'"P,H ~ ,,l"' "oLo ,II"rLtios.
cH''U o. "'"lgnE P''Gn,", ,I",L nT,nt,nn
received ole'J "',,",'o, -, oan,n,ond
co"IT WIZ W Lwu";S nnI '"nnn.
I'tFc' "".' ..'.' ''''''' IonI an5
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'o'''"'I ~ .I,I,,, up@@ ]raraie
pt,' va w., n,;tI ~, n,oro di0ir,lt
"t'u' y" '.l ,,,'i;aa an ,lj
|''.','' ~, ,,,rtLv ~ comsil,ro.
,,,"'' I' ;lst", 5,Dn tbo nrnmiucnt
''"' t.' U,n' o,,rtr"ry Rut The
'N.',,,'"' a." rmaI ott.n'ni r. ,ni,i.tor
"''"'., ~ 1 ,N,.t ai;,.o -. ,nnec
~" "''",' a',|'I nr,or ,rt demands
nnJ n,T ,ls,n' trn1 ottrnfinn from The
tI. ,n,LL,lornn ~ ifs ~rasuIts If
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

DR.. J. Walkers California w.
egar BitterS are a purely VepctoG,
preparation, made chiefly from the NJ,
tive herbs found on the lower RANGES ",
the Sierra Nevada mountains of CaIiforr
mia, the medicinal properties of whirt
are extracted theroirOm without the NO.,
of Alcohol. The question is Alma,
daily asked, "Wh&t is the cause Of III,
unparalleled success OF VINEGAR RIT
TERSW Our answer is, that they remNr..
the cause Of disease, and the patient 70.
covers his health, They are the gr
blood purifier and a life giving prime.
Il perfect Renoyator and Inyigor5tg
of the system. Never before in tbo
history of the world has a medicine hc~.
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR bIrTERS in healing Tho
sick Of every disease man is heir to, The,
are . gentle PmEati'c rs wei! as a moui'
relieving Congestion or inflammation a
the Liver lr0 NmeeraI Organs, IL Boion.
Diseases
The properties of DIR WALKER,
VINEGAR BIrEERS are Aprrirnt, Djapbomng
C%arminativc, Nutritious, Laxative, Dimpfc
Scdatiyr, Countcr-lrritant Sudorjtic. Altr,
tive. and Anti Bilious
II. ~. McDONAr.D ~ co.
Druggists ind Gen. Agt', S0n Francisco C%llirorr ,
and nu'. Is Washington md lnM,ron SIS, \
sud ny al Drug E:Sts and Dral.r.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

Even. Il dinner, after it is swallowed,
cannot be made any better. Continual
%fault.inding, continual criticism of con,
duct Of this one and the speech Of that
one, the dress Of the other, and the
opinions of tother, will make home the
unhqppiest place under the sun.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

G.. c. OIIS " co :-G'HtS: This Is To certify tina
/ have used the Waukesha Mineral Rock Spln
Water for the last SIX or eight months " III gUw
results. | was very bad with M Kidney and I've
disc tse, and this water has helped me wOadpruIiy
both Of the Diseases My dlgeSli % hN, &,
greatly improved: ana no" feel TN water pa
be II Il gre at benefit in more ways than one, L
continue to use the water, | am confident that
will effect a permanent cure. Therefore ship N
to this city another halfbarTel Ofthc wa. er at one
Respectfully yours.
CHARLIE 5. SMITH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
o Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, III.
The Grand Revolution IN MEDICAL

The Grand Revolution IN MEDICAL
TREATMENT, which was commenced in 1860, is still
in progress. Nothing can stop 1t, for II is founded
on the principle, now universally acknowledged,
that physical vigor is the most formidable antagon-
LIST OF all human ailments, and experience has shown
that PLANTATION BrrrrRs is q peerless invigorant,
as well as the best possible safeguard against cpl.
demic diseases
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

THE Detroit Free Press gives this
study: sit is II very pleasant picture
to behold Il IA Oma seated ON the
front steps ol nor yi1e clad cottage,
putting d p tch on her husbands trows-
ers with one baud and %mutioning off
with the other what she'd do if she
were BgeCher,"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

EVERY man in buying a paper collar
wants to get as near an imitation of linen as
possible. The only collars that look like linen
are the Elmwood and Warwick. This is net
ONLY in the folded edges but in the finish.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
CURIOUS AND SCIENTIFIC.

-, 49,. ytrF,,. ,F an uIta,ng g,ltIi,Yt
Of sheIIoc IN bora%, ana then dried IN
the mr., ny thc "aIaI%lllrG OF a mai
quantity OF an anime coiof WIN ''c
horo% colortd papers are oDlaiiIed'
A NEW iIic'sayiu| invention mas re-
Gently appeared IN Pan. IN the Fhape
Oh II durabla garment WhIcn covers VI,
entire body. 1t IS made Oh rubber, ana
is provided with Il iicAlbio tIbe when
has Il m%outh-piece, ~ blowing mo
the latter, Tn" person N danger initiates
the garment, which DuuHS nm up wilcn
in the water,
I@N\"ENr'I h Hp'"b 'po'I ''' ~,
rorS NAV que ItrR''' room u ,u' "IL,u
UH'oF /" 7'iHIo 'I''' """''"'H Wy P',''''
DNr2, III I%II77I, "n" u.s. ','l Yong ",'l
l'V i''l "''' '''n 1''' 10 VI '1'' ''i
lnIIIlai! ',SpI"y' my H,""" I'''I''
d,pot, IN Ne" YORK, " '"o 'r'l l'oR ny
2io "I"'' covering %G'l'I '"'I ''','''
Inc ROOF Is supported ~ 'D''''e "''''S'
L"IL','' '''' nav WI D ~
MADE ,h'o t"o II'''l'3 d V'lI"Y'
Iowa II 1h'& mass oI oi,l'co"I' "Hr,".
ashes, ana some c"Ic'n'I "uinoi ooD,a
were I'Ih,,' moving 'I"Is 'I'''''''o" wa,
Nrhc'i'''' ny INC P'"r'' WIZ ''IT'';,
mem. As 'l3'0'7 n'.''E ''I' ',J''
aeaa' inns wI''" '"''.'l II''' VI, ,"'
'i'.I% l"NI ,',F "Ji' I',' I"a O,' 1'r
MOUND 'u'',','g '"' ,'r'I",,,, ,,.n
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,UI'n.. ,anr,i,g ami .yroi'~ an1Iio,,ior,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
A PETlICOAT PHENOMENON.
Extraordinary Powers Of II Mentphis
MCdium Shc Makes II SENSATION III
Chicago.

III Will NC I~tultluDIl'' ~ W,
of the Appeal that we, some time ago,
published a full account Of the won
derful development and powers OF Mrs
Miller, a young married woman who Tor
some months occurred with her huS.
band apartments in the Gayoso house.
We related the story Of her advent
into spifituaIism, and recited her pro-
grcss under the advice and manipuIa.
ton, as she and her husband claims, OF
the spirits, and of the singular mani
restations, uncxplmnablc, upon any
scientific hypothesis which we wit
messed and vouchcd for as plainly Ylsi-
bic 10 MS,
A few weeks since, much to the dis,
appointments Of the SplrltuallstS OF
Memphis, who are Il large and lntlnen-
tiaI class, many Of them notable for
their culture, intelligence and nigh
standing in the community, Mrs. Mil
Ter left Memphis for the north, and is
mt present soiourniug in Chicago, where
she has ut once taken high rank as the
ablest and best of all the physical me-
diums Of the country. The Times,
most impartial authority, tells the story
Of her progress and triumphS IN tn"'
city in this way
CATER Chicago had sucked Tue
'mind.readng' lemon dry, more than Il
year ago, and gwen accounts OF ,lc
phenomenon TO the world llrou8l Iie
Times, New York has just captured the
young man Brown, m" i8 m'hlpB
8roat ado over NM ColoiIlhS "tt
printed IN the papers, learned S1'''iiS
report on BIS wonderful aohorhlai uoNGl-
opmcnt, aud the WI5eacr'S genera ~
shake Their dubious llr'''8' CH'c"Ho
~ IeGdy to confess tItj brown Is I"''c
u curiosity. Having al@c)FCIoa num-
SO b. speak, 1t would hardly pe ia'f 10
go back on INN, ont ne Is no longer +"
marvel IN the hight OF iater "~i5''TeiIcS,
He may still be the elBhth WONDER Oh
TIN" world Tor sIoW-8olnG GoInaii, p"'
Chicago IS prepared to 90 EeI'efI
In fact, discount nm f"r SeVct''
weeks past "c"pIe Oh aiI SofIS' III
GLIDING tk"ptic8, phySicl'llS' 7c'op'
tists, professional ana business me"
have been astonjSIci, h"t 10 say o"Ail,'''
by the m"dlumlatlc exhibition gwen
through the organism OF II !o,n8 iI"l-
RED Lady, MIS-; M'lIer, Oh "AonlPnt',
Tenn, now holding. se'rcc5 ~ 'IJ
rooms OF the HcSt5I'.I "~'ooS'p",r"5
lp,L""', corner Ol A""llS S''e"U anu
tIt,h avenue.
MIS-. Miller ~ a lauy apoHO '"on,S
years old, OF SLi8ht iorm' VIVA express
9Iye, WlnSOme features, IS Il Perlecc R'n'
lIewoman IN department, ana so iat "S
certain phases OF the lhGhohienoi n'o
concerned, that are eAhlo'teu IN HeI
presence, fraud IS SIMPLY oU' Oh li'o
question, Tor the who'e experiment. ~
50 to speak, locked N the 'lS''oE7 own
mnd. Ia the case Oh tie S9lln8 nl'ii
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
Agents Wanted for
PROF.. ElWlERS GREAT WORK

On NNnhOOd, WOmAnIOWN NnI INtTr MI UtT III
Ter. Relation, =; Love is Laws, POKER, etc. Agent
are sclling from - to 20 copies n day. SEND ior
sunc men puprs and terms 10 Agents, aud zee why
sells las Ter lhnn any ',her hook. Address, "A
TjONAL PUBLISHING o., Memphis, Tenn or
l LnnLA nLII llIl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

DAUGuTE RS COLL EGE, HarrudSburg; KY
18Th session begins september an, is7l.
All branches taught horQntNly ahu piracy, MY
sciences tlugnt cxp,rNmentally or by obServation
Ladies specially trained in Normal, or IeaclerS
deportmrnt without extra charge, Telegraph and
TaXidermy taught. Music, | a%nguaaeS ana RANT
ing at moderate prices. Rooms vel urn mex.
Glasses li'nitcl and So oct. For new catalogue an'
dress &. II. JNU. AUG. WILLIAMS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
Kentucky military Institute.

TWENTY.NINTH ACADEMIC YEAR WILL
bcgin FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, lSH.'
For information address.
col. ROE'r u. ALLEN, Sup't X. NJ. l.,
Flrmdal p. o., Franklin county, Kentucky.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

More than forty Tennessee journals have
spoken favorably Of Hon. JNo. 5. KERR lor
Governor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

ATLANTA ILL.,. July Ii, lSiZ.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. l.-Dear Sir :
| have not words to express my gratitude to
Won for your advise and assistance in my case.
There is not one who has used your medicines
since they have been brought here, but that
can say with me they have been greatly bene-
fl cd. Since / have been 20 helped by its use,
six or seven around me left off all doctors and
other Il edicines, and now use it in their fam
lilies, after being cured Of the same disease az
mine. You do not know what a wOnde 1t
created in orr city, by its restoring my sister |
wrote You about, for she had been under the
care of three of our best doctors. but could
not sit up but for a few minutes at one time.
| begged Of her to try your me ilcines, and be-
fore sho had used half the bottles she could
20 all around the yard. and has now just come
home from a visit five miles away.
Mrs. THos. MCFARLAND.
From Miss LoRrSDA f. ST CLAIR, Shade,
Athens Co., Ohio, Oct. II, 1872:
DIR. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Your Fa-
vorlte Prescription is working almost like a
miracle on me. | am better already than !
have been for over two years.
From ELLA A. SCHAFER, Zanesville, Ind,
Aug. 3, 1872:
DR.. PIERCE: | received the medicine you
sont me, and began using it Immediately. AS
a result Of the treatment feel better than
have for three years.
From Mrs. JONI X. HAMLIN, Odell, ILL.,,
March IL, 1872:
Dir. PIERCE: The Favorite Prescription has
done me good. which l am very thankful for
Favorite Prescription is sold by all druggists,
DIR. Pierce's Treatise on Chronic Diseases Of
Women will be sent to any address on receipt
# two stamps.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30
n us
Npocket PhctOscora,

u,s grset aTnifyi1g wi led for trp = ,ab
c ,anT Iarfsii money, Sh7,ifiy in cl"'h, f9rria mia.
stances In the eTe. IN woui ., "ic t"I ,,s n n &
inspcS, flower and p.,Ets; To ''r n,cr grtun-
otherwis ,illegible; and fur III" ns1ec'ir,oT ,brs cor
minerals. etc U.efnl for everybody , ~" ed %
vex Lens, ~ inches in diameter, ., Prca (
,,enis, Two ;or 81, lice ry NAL. Agent - u
illus rated circulars and lerths re- HOHce, NJ
T.. BYRv, p. q. Box 1880, Sew foIk, hi
~ Mas au stree stat" wheieS -.,,
A GENTS WANTED Men or wone 81. WIS
N week or tl0 fort, lied. me Nr1" IN T0fs
A once 10 COWES & co. ah -'h'' -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-30

A Household without TARRANT's SELTZER
APERIEST wit in reach, Lacks an important safe
guard of health and life. A few doses of this
standard remedy for Indigestion constipation and
biiiuu ,ness, relieve every istresSing symptom
and prevent dangerous consequences. For sale by
the entire drug trade.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-09
Project for m Elevator.

The question OF building an elevator, at
the river landing, has been under consider.
alton for some days and strong hopes are
entertained that the result will he favorable
That al elevator, or grain ware house OF
any kind, would be of immense public
benefit no one doubts. The question with
some is, can it be built and operated so
that those furnishing the means can get
fair returns for their investment! those
who have been talking the matter up, con-
template building that will hold about
30, 100 bushels and it is calculated that it
can be built ut a cost, not exceeding $5,-
600 and, probably, not over $4,000. they
a:e satisfied, too, that it can be operated so
as to make it very fair investment. We
think that every man in the community
can see the great benefits that would be de-
rived from such ware house.
1t will make market for wheat at all
seasons of the year, and at price fully
equal to that paid ut any Of the railroad
stations. It will also furnish storage for
those who may wish to store their wheat.
There should I e a general interest taken
in the matter and such an interest rs will
help to build it. Mr.. Lewis, Of St. Paul,
is here and makes an exceedingly liberal
offer Of assistance, and our citizens should
see that the project is carried out.
We hopa, by next week, to he able ia
give something more definite about it.