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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-05

How to Look Young-Sixteen.-Don' paint
or use vile Hair Restorers, but simply apply Hagans
Magnolia Balm upon your face, neck and hands, and
Lyons Kathairon upon your hair. The Balm makes
your complexion pearly soft NATURAL and you can't
tell what did it. 1t removes freckles, tan saowness,
ringmarks mothpatches, etc., and in place Of red,
rustic face you have the marble purity Of exquisite
belle. 1t gives to middle age the bloom Of perpetual
youth. Add these effects to splendid head Of hair
produced by the Katharon, and a lady has done her
hest in the way Of adornment. Brothers will have no
minister sisters when these articles are around.
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FI8nOB 8uU OTSNMSs
Fine new rosewood pianos for $500.
Fine walnut organs, six stops, sl35.
Good second hand pianos, $3.50 to 500.
Reeds Temple Of Music, Chicago.
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From st. Louis, Mo.

From st. Louis, Mo-
DR. wrau ART. PurLADELPHIA: Dear Sir-During
Wait to Philadelphia some three years ago, su
iering from severe cold, and was induced to take
effect OF curing me in few days. have used it in
my family ever SINCE and am Of the opinion that u
ssevere and painful cough. II the publication Of this
viii be Of any service, you are Mt liberty 10 use It
Yours respectfully,
JOHN iIODNETT, st. Louis, Mo.
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u0V For the Middle lnWA
UOs REGION western uUUAu

$500, 600 Acres r. r. Lands, better and cheaper
than can he had elsewhere The best Corn: Wheat and
acre Climate and soil unsurpassed Pure water.
ague. no grasshoppcrs. NO Indians SEND FOR
HANDBOOK. 1t costs nothing. and gives maps, full
descriptions prices, terms and how to reach the lands
free. Addlc ,,, IOWA RsR. LAND CO..
JOHN b. CALHOUN,
Land COmmtssiO1eEs
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Tho Peoples Stamp Of value.-The Gov.
eminent Enforcement, which legalizes the sale Of
PLANTATION B1TTERs, is not the only stamp affixed
to that famous VEGETABLE Tonic. 1t bears, in add-
ton to that official sanction, tne STILL MORE vALuA
ABLE STAMP OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION. This inesti-
mable voucher Of its rare properties Tonic, Coz
RECEIVE and ALTERATIvE lie worldwide
oando til hail
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DIR. Dan1 Weaver, Of Boston, fell down
mining shaft near Denver. Is feet. He terribly
bruised. limbs broken, and supposed to be dead. Mex
lean Mustang Mniment was freely used, consciousness
restored, his life saved and he came home in eight
weeks This is the most wonderful article for Bruises
sprains, Rheumatism, swellings, SPAWN, Ringbone,
Sores, any flesh, bone or muscle ailment upon
or beast ever discovered It is humanity to animals
1t has saved much suffering and many useless doctors
bills 1t be had for 50 cts. and 500 per BOTTLE in
any drug store. But beware Of countereits.
uine is wrapped in ne steelplate label, signed &c.
W. Westbr0ok, Chemist"
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SEND your name and address to DR. C. r. Blackall,
81 Washington street, Chicago, receive his Bull
letin and Catalogue Of new books free.
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EVERY HOUSEHOLD CAN BE SUP.
Piled WITH A BEAUTIFUL ILLUMl.
MATING GAS, BY THE KEYSTONE
SAFETY GAS MACHINE. TT IS SIMPLE
TON. land CERTAIN IN RESULTS. FOR
VILLAGES, CHURCHES, RURALHOME8
INSTITUTIONS, ETC.. THE KEYSTONB
APPARATUS AFFORDS THE MOST
PERFECT MEANS OF ILLUMINATION
YET DISCOVERED. PAMPHLETS AND
FULL AUTHORIZATION ON APPLICATiON.
KEYSTONE SAFETY GAS MACHINE
CO.; J. b. WILSON, PRES, G. H. BAKER.
Sec, III SAMSON ST., PHILADELPHIA
no LIBERTY ST.. NEW YORK.
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Wheels 10 the rlSnL ana lett, ana gave
play to the two wings. 1.-THE person
who turns this WINCH" says contem-
porary of its inventor, "being seated at
the aerial helm, guides, at the same time,
a Incorporating tail or rudder, which
may be moved with case las may the
Wings in any direction, perpendicular,
horizontal or obliquc. The wings, the
pinions of which are formed of steel, so
finely tempered by an invention of the
ingenious artist that file will not touch
them, are at present covered with GRIM
son silk; but when brought into action
will be covered with the strongest
gummed silk. The whole machine
weighs 500 pounds, and will carry 800.
The artist has been employed upon it
many years, at a very considerable ex-
pense; for which reason it will not take
its flight till subscription, now going
on, to reward the artist for his skill and
labor is in sufficient forwardness." This
was in 1874; and up till the present time
Mr.. Miller does not appear to have
raised the wind" sufficiently to set this
machine in motion.
The success of the Montgolfiers and
others had the effect of bringing many
| new competitors into the field. BY the
end of 1884 no less than twenty-cight
| voyages of aerostatic machines carrying
human freights are recorded, of which
the most interesting is that of Mr.. Tyt.
Ter, of Edinburgh, who assembled on the
9th of August of that year in basket
appended to balloon, and Travelled for
about half mile. To him belongs the
honor of being the first aerial navigator
in Great Britain. Most of these early
aeronauts attempted to propel or guide
their balloons with wings or oars of va.
rious kinds, and although these schemes
were necessarily failures their inventors
invariably declared that they were sue
cesses. M. Blanchard, who subsequent
ly, in 1910, crossed the English Channel
positively affirmed, in 1884, that he was
enabled to guide his balloon by means OF
the two pairs of large wings or sails
which were attached to the car. In his
account of his third aerial journey, made
! with N. BODY, in the latter year, he re-
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Read "FALsE AND TRUE"

Send one letterstamp to RADWAY & co., No. Sc
Warren street, New York. Information worth thou.
sands will be sent you.
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WlSHART'S
Pine Tree Tar Cordial

COnSWmpt10h f0F Ten 4 euFH q EeUs
DIR, L. O. c. wIsnARr: Dear Sir-1 am grateful tC
you from the fact that You have made medicine that
will cure the disease OF the Lungs MY wife has l'If
the Consumption for ten years Physicians had told
me that they could only patch her UP for the time
being. She confined to her bed and had been fol
and secured one bottle: it relieved her cough. Slt
has now finished her fourth bottle and Is able to d.
the work for her family. and may God speed you or
with your great discovery and cure you have made fol
REV. F.. Fl. HOPKINS,
Jackson Center. Shelby Co., Ohio.
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ID I n I'd

HkRBITY On Saturday, August 18Th, ~ 4
O'Clock N JAMES HkRRITI, aged IS Years.
Fhe funeral viii take place fro n hts late resi-
cence, No. 2i6 street northwest, on Sunday, q,
O'CLOCK y. m. Relatives and friends are invited TO
SULLIVAN On the l4th inst, ct a. O'Clock D.
m, MAhl ANN, eldest daughter OF the late Pat
the 22d year of her age,
Her funeral in take place from the re-ideuce q
y, ID. Daily, oth and streets northwest. Sunday,
IN t)6tb inst Of precisely o'clock D. m. The rela-
nvts and friends II the family respectfully In
yited 20 attend.
TREADWAY. On the morning. o. the 18th inst =,
81 her late residence No. 1908 18th street north
Alfred Tre6dway.
VALID, On the morning OF AuFust lfth ls7l,
after briei illness, ISABEL, infant daushtcr Of
T. aud NJ a. Ward, aged IS n0uths aud u days.
Funeral will take place from the residence q her
Parents, 1881 ID street northeast, Sunday, August
l6ih, ct o'clock y. m Friends aud relatives in-
Vi &C 20 attend the funeral Ct
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s-Louis Bopaparte, the prince imperial, has
finished bis second year at Woolwich, and has
gone home to Areneberg, In Switzerland,
where the Empress at present resides.
~Gen. John q. Breckinridge, of Kentucky,
il spending the summer with his family at the
Thousand islands. He IL still in very poor
health, suffering with acute pneumonia.
NMs Jules Favre, now In his Goth year, Is
said TO be about TO marry Mile. yelten, direct
ress OF the Maison d 'education eyangelioue. In
the Rue de In Parisse, Versailles.
ga Sumerville, Oregon, astronomer an
poupces, for the benefit Of those who did not
see the comet during its recent visit 70 the earth
that IL viii appear again in 2l57.
ga Cincinnati boarding-school GIRL while
induleing with her companions in the emuse-
ment Of kicking at mark, the other day, dislo-
cattd her thigh joint.
0What IL q mutual friend? Oue 70 whom
you intrust your private correspondence for
safe keeping, and who never AFTER will sur
render Ii 70 yourself or anybody eise.-N. r.
Herald.
git ID affirmed by scientists that WOODEN
shoes are more conducive TO health Of mind and
body than those made OF leather. II the former,
Private Dalseu should learn 70 walk on his
hcad.-OAie State yosssdi.
s0The Daily Blue Grass Derringer, aliudine
to the recent election In keutucky, says:
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1--WE shan have summer vet. never fear.


HNot one of the many balloon ascensions
made this summer has pr oduced q fact 20 con-
hTm the notlon oil u steady easterly current in
the upper air.
{" That baby who went 10 Brazil TO be born
Was born, but the journey was too much for
him Melancholy satisfaction Of the other heir
to the throne.
~ABd now the colored troops are going to
the front in Cuba, and Captain General Con-
cha has reviewed them. Unfortunately they
are 70 fight 20 keep themselves in bOndage.-M
y. Herald.
6A California temperance association limits
the beverages of lite members TO wine, beer aud
cider, except when labOring under a sense OF
encouragement, and then whisky shall be al
lowed"
@One OF the wisest sayings OF the late VI. q
IL this: whether woman IL the eausl of m an
depends altogether upon who the woman il and
who the man is'-tO which a scOtcnman re-
spends A men.
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A HANDSOME MARRIAGE PoRTIoN.-There
wss recorded at the Registers Office yesterd Az
jerome and wife in favor of their daughter
Jennie, who is about to marry Lord Randolph
Henry Spencer Churchill, son of the MARQUIS
OF Blsbdford. Thomas NJ. Foote, of this city,
ard George Charles Spencer Churchill, Mar
quiz of Blandford, are made trustees, to re-
ceive sn annuity of $4,000 in gold. A portion
of si25, GOO is allotted 70 Lord Churchill, In case
of the death of his wife leaving no issue sur
viving, and further allotment OF $50, 900 is
made for the issue Of this marriage, in case of
the death of both of the parties thereto. The
property known as the Union League Club
House is the security for the settlement.-N.
7. Herald, 18Th.
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DROPOSALs FOB WROUGHT AND CAST.
IBON WORK FOR TIE NEW JAIL, DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARIMENT.
wpnEDH IUH, u. v, hug

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON work.
un NJ a os TeSsirsd a. th: 9 ice
,he anS fitting and putting 10 place
called for IN the sc6eduie, eonsisins Of the tsst
Castiron Ceilings for Fourth iier Cells, and O Cor,
rog.ted Ceiling for Main Prisons, Chimney Tops,
&c Grs,i5g Doors &C in wardsn's Offices, Chapel
Copies q he Drawings, Specification, and sche-
All scaffcdiDg req sired b. the CONTAGIOUS to put
tee Work In place will be furnished by the Govern
Tree OF charge, but will be erected By the con-
Pr posals will bs made by the piece, superficial or
a. provided in the schedule '''n'' VI "''>
must De delivered IS rapidly be called for by
the Superintendent, and required by the progress
the south nr taH 11 foe sSG M LAT h
required, as follows: The inches for first tier Of
date of sSs s,nsIs lie ges within four weeks from
oId-tier cells and double fues within six weeks
triple fues within eight weeks from same date aud
the hches Tor FOUR liter cells shd quadruple aes
ceilings for cells and corrugated iron ceilings Of
, 1nn prlsoh ior south wing within eleven weeks
=, The inches, huss, ceilings, and corrugated iron
Tor the north wing may nos be required until next
contractor until specifically ordered Grating doors,
,bi snes &c f1r center wings will be required
peal. o'''-N' " '''
Payments win be made monthly, deduoting 10 DER
cent until the final com istion OF the Contract W.
All bids mast be accom- panied by q penal bond Of
snas the the sdasa r s1Tr tssS
and perform the contract IL awarded him, the suffi-
cheney OF the securty to be certified By the United
states Judge, Clerk Of the UHfted States Court or
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids IL 10 be deemed for the interest OF the
government to do OF 10 order less of any
item ct the same rate proposed In the schedule, ct
fits option.
Every bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this ONCE, and must conform In every
respect to the requirements Of this Advertisement,
or Il will not be considered.
Propos ais will nos be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the manufacture Of
wrought and cast Iron work, and who have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals will be enclosed In . sealed envelope,
snoSrseo Dm LOT WIousnt Huo 0nst iron work
to
sr6 LIT A. b. MuLLEff. Supervising Architect.
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ALL LOVE- MAKING AwKwARD.-Loye-tha
is, the romantic love which exists between two
lovers-is something which no one ever has any
sympathy with in real life. A stolen kiss, ii
seen, creates laugh; a squeeze OF the hand, III
detected, is a great joy. myself, who claim TO
be romantic, did grin at a shadow picture cast
upon the wall OF the white garden fence, next
door, by unenvious gsslight, when L saw the
shadow of the young lady with much waterfall
feed the shadow of the young gentleman with no
whiskers with sugar-plums, and then kiss il:
but the shadows were very black, and took odd
drinks in their noses as they moved 20 and fro,
and that may have been the cause OF my
mirth.-MdrU KUle DdUas.
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FATE OF SLOW MAN In KENTUCKY.-HOr-
ace Witherspoon, q rich farmer of Anderson
county, Ky, was shot yesterday and instantly
killed, in Lawrenceburg, in that county, by a
Mr.. Portwood. WitherspoOn was in the act of
drawing a pistol TO shoot, but Portwood
was too quick for him, putting three
the latter passing through his heart. The shoot
ing is asserted 10 be clear case of self defence
as Portwood tried to avoid the difficulty With
erspoon was desperate character, and had on
other occasions killed two men without provo
cation. Two loaded revolvers we're found on
Lis person, one of them half cooked.
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A NEW MITRAILLEUsB--A new nitrailleuse
The barrels, instead OF clustering around a
center, are placed horizontally, thus delivering
the balls like platform of infantry, instead OF
in q cluster. Twenty rounds were fred in a
minute, but the inventor, Col. Albertini, OF the
Austrian army, maintains that forty-fv We rounds
can be fired each minute. and that his mitrsil-
leuse will cost one-sixth less than the one actu-
ally in use.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER BY DISCARDED
LovER.-ln Portland, Me-, late Monday night,
a young man named Thomas Libby went 10 the
house OF Hattie Rolfe, who had discarded him
in consequence or dissipsted habits, and fred
pistol shot into her chamber window, but fortu-
nately missed his intended victim. He was ar
rested at his room in the Commercial House at
2o'clock Tuesday. He had his door barrie AIDED
and pistol lay beside him on the door where
ha slp
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FALL OF A SERVANT GIRL Down PRECI-
PICE AT WEST PoINT.-On Monday morning a
girl named Mary Williams, a domestic employ
ed at CozZen's hotel, near West Point, was
found in a mangled condition at the base Of a
precipice $50 feet high near the hotel. 1t APP
service at the Presbyterian church, Miss VIII
liams returned TO the hotel, and laying of her
bonnet and shawl, started ont for walk.
While going along the edge of the precipice she
made misstep and went headl0ng over IL. She
struck q ssplng, which broke the force Of the
fall, and but for which she must have been
dashed to pieces When she recovered con-
sciousness after reaching the foot of the preci-
rice she is unable now to state, but she lay
there all night and until late on Monday morn
ing unable TO help herself or to raise an alarm.
Her situation being discovered she was properly
cared for, but her Injuries, mostly internal, are
cover.
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The Artist

Not In the marble cold. the STATUE res
But In the artistic mind; hts earnest eyes
Look 10 % life, his reverential hands
Cnyeil its beauty, TN IL speaking stands.
In vain the empty canvas ali uuroiled
Before the easel in the studio lies,
Till genius. with its lshors manifod.
Cause n 20 throb with life that never eies
So from the finty rocks ~ adverse fate
The soul perfect temple can create
And on the clouds Of dsrkeSt destiny,
Rainbow = life OF immortality.
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WAY TO kEEP PEOPLE PROM HARD DRINK
INe.-Nh isky II the devil that makes the mis-
chiei wherever u is tolerated, whether In Amer
lea, England, Ireland. or Scotland. There are
10000 Geo OF people in Europe, outside of Great
Britain and Russia, who drink nothing stronger
than wire or beer, and among all that vast mass
cutnumnering the population of the United
states five times, there IL less drunkenness aud
fewer arrests made on charges OF drunk aud
disordeTly," than I'm the single city of Chicago,
which contains not one tive hundredth of their
population. This II an absolute fAct-a naked
nuth-which ~ would be well Tor both Ia nor
advocates and prOhibitionists 90 turn over in
their minds, digest well, and draw rational con-
illusions theretrom. A crusade against whisky
a. beverage would he a legitimate and henef-
icent war, which, ~ crowned with success hy
the exttrpation OF the accused fluid from the
entire Union, would be a most inesti mable pub
lie blessing. AS a temperance Measure the tax
on whisky should be qusdrupled, while that on
light wine should be reduced 90 one tenth OF
existing imposts.-y0scUh MediTfs Letter an ne
Thicd0o Trllaue-
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THr wErrAkrR rrr RnnrcK snnnrr,

1Hh WHITAKER TEN BROCK SHoNTTNG.-
correspondent ef the Louisville Cosrier- Jour
ndi gives the following rIlsnAfion OF the above
shooting case, OF which we published fan sc-
count In Wednesdays STAR. Its publication
IN our columns seems 90 be due 60 Gen. Whit
sker, in view Of the statements contained An the
urst version OF the affair:
In your Sunday mornings issue great in{us-
tee has been done by the reporter in writine
the occurrence OF the shooting in the affair he
tween General whitaker and Mr.. Ten Broeck
The witnesses testified as 20 the aggravated IN
sut given by Ten Brock, its resentment hy
whitaker, and the threat Was then male bv
Mr. Ten Brock 20 Whitaker's face that he in
tended 20 hold bin personally responsible Mr..
Ten Brock then went into the adjoining car
with his sstchel and took from II q knife. witch
he put liz his osom. Thus armed, he advanced
on General Whitaker on the platform. with his
hand I'm his hoeom on the knife. Gen. whitaker
told him not "a Draw n weapon on him, q take
hts hand out OF hts bosom MIR. Ten Brock con-
unued 20 advance, when the firing began. No
effort Was made 90 IRE upon Mr.. Ten Brock
after be WAS shot and he could not draw his
knife. The proof at the trial OF the case viii
show the facts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvEI
PROPERTY. CORNER THIRD AND @ SITS
STATES MARsHAL's SALE or Is
LOTS IN MOUNT PLlAeANT.

Clerks ONCE Of the supreme Court 81 the bissrics
Of Columbia, and 20 me directed, Win sell q pub
Ct said District, on MOHDAY, the 2lth day Of Au-
gust laAs conmencing at O'Clock n. the follow:
part Of Pleasant Plain and Lewar'. Outlet, since
called Mount Pleasant, In the District Of Ooumbis.
viz: Lots Nos. z, 8. 10, H. H. ~, 60, e1s e. g., Is,
IA 70, together with all and singular the improve.
ments thsreon ssizsa and levied upon Z. the yseP-
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PORTRAIT OF NOTED PKRsoN.-Elizabeth
is forty, has had seven children, was never
handsome, is shapeless, with a dull, ordinary
face set between two rows of corkscrew curls
that give q school marmy air to her. She's
just the woman, If was a man, that should
90 to for q good pattern for o flannel under
shirt.-St. LOais Republican.
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AUCTION SALES.
III THOMAS Is Z; ,wAsaAMAa. .,.,,.

DY THOMAS II. WAQoAMAN-
H. ~ I.xsxxA H.es MA1' a m %, .
es'sso 0uesioneors W Vn stroes'
TRUsTrR,a aAIu or pr. ~Sr.v nm ~
STRrIT pEAP coz Hn1G 11 r ~ = Um
- ~ xts+ra - . III ~ = .OLIOSI Ay1aOE.,
dstsd Isnnarv S5th ~, ~ ~ u. W III
ESQ, folio 50, one of the land records OF " ssh.
ipRtsn county, In the District Of Columbia And by
direction OF the parties secured thereby will sell
@ public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
real eetate, TO Wit Psrf OF ORIGINAL Lot numbered
sixty (l60), beginning for the same ct O point on
street ninety three % 100 feet east Of The south
western corner Of said square, thence
along the line OF Rhode Island avenue to a point due
north Of the point Of and thence south to
the point Of beginning. The Lot Ia improved BIZ
comfortable two-story Cottage.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in 6, II
and Is months, with interest At per cent from day
of sale, and secured BY deed OF trust on the prem