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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07
Fer the Bleed 10 the Lifs.n

See Deuteronomy, Chan. XII, Verse q, The
blood being the source from which our svs.
TENS are built mn and from which we derive
our mental as wen as physical capabilities,
how important that It should be kept pure.
II 1t contains vile, fostering poisons all organic
functions are weakened thereby. Settling
upon important organs, as the lungs, liver or
kidneys, the effect Is most disastrous. Hence
1t behooves every one to keep their blood In
perfectly healthy condition, and more espe-
cially does this apply At this particular season
Of the year than 1t any other. No matter
what the exciting cause may be, the real cause
OF large proportion OF all diseases Is bad
blood. Now D.. Pierce docs not wish TO place
his Golden Medical Discoveryin the catalogue
Of quack patent nostrums BY recommending
1t to cure every disease, nor does he 90 recon-.
mend 1t; On the contrary there are hundreds OF
diseases that ne Acknowledges II Will not cure;
but what he does claim Is this, that there 10 but
one form OF Mood disease that It will not cure,
ana that diseaseis cancer. ne does notrecom-
mend mis- discovery Tor that disease, yes ne
knows II 70 be me most searcning 6iood
cleanser yct dlscovcreo, ana thas u viii -
t0e Dlood ana system OF au otner known Dlooa
2olscns, De tney animal, vegetable Or mineral.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

DON'1 TAn11 WITH 4 Co1D.-P9hspe n
the whole category Of diseases to which hu.
manity b susceptible, the cough = most neg.
lected in its early stage. A simple cough 4
generally regarded q Temporary aniictton-
u1Sp a and nothing more; but to thoss
signal TOR attack for the most fearful OF dis
ases-Consumption. A cough. viii lead to
consumptio0-1 not checked-so sure - The
rivulet leads to the river, yet It IL IN easy en-
emy 70 tnwart, met by the proper remedy.
AAss's Lss9 Baisam 10 the great cough rem.
cay OF the age, and It has earned IL reputa-
ton BY merit alone. Sold BY all good drug.
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uaas asune co.. ot ~ ee ososs. VA eosfs
spondence N relation % We trouoles n Azk.n.as,
IN anaxer 70 resolution q tne ao9se: "a bill!
redacee the duties on certain imported articles 10
per cent. The Consular md DiPlomatic Appro-
ported and referred. The Legislative, Executive
:ids:sd n co%$it, 81 q De woe: :as several
$780, &C.. ....,o. =, ~. ora,
oenase nos IN sossioa on sno SOtn. In
Annronriatson him - dispoeed Of n cc...,s.se
notion 70 ssks ami 9Fo% tSe s Cn
70 tne DEPARTMENT OF susuce sne ltem o. Sl:GO 1os
sens,. - snS hssne.s IA I1
was agreed to-se 70 "a. Among other amend.
Of the Government shall hereafter RE receive any
from the Treasury or property Of the United
States beyond the salary or compensation allowed
b law. Or shan make any Priv.te gee Of such
Employed in the service Of the United States, which
vice Or labor is paid for BY the United states:
provided, this ehal not be construed to deprive
any ocer Of the United States Of such fees - are
salary Of euch onicer, or the use Of such
property a. may be expressly by law ap-
proPIiated for the use q such ohcer. In
. A sAAS AsAe.SV 4u0csAVu 49,
Ss c q me ha
gone out Of his way, time and again, in The inter
Get Of me ncn. moneyed aristccracy OF the East,
sontS "f IN gsniv he Ola snG "ess s1a
Sts.es had an ercess 81 NM c,rcrS., ;v e.n.a
the West and South would not s.ie IL o Ssvins
eseWhere i. were Sor ' tss nrnper
distribution Of the currencv that ~ Sks.
York and New jersey tSey A"k Top1d T not
resist H. They desireX t~c' th;"". ,i ~
desired free hsntin0 IN the h..;. "a . AnSy
hacks At mar The1 dii MT des;,. o ~ " xIeea-
hscks to rsr hv .nch n"rtr"stsa.. " oiIK eIeSn.
the holder Of Sreenbscis nav the diserence he
tween it's present value and il par value. They
ence After The comm;ttee rose tie m spS nne..
~o- Wa o'"''e1' ""o INC nou'e ao'ouineo.
The Senate galleries were densely
.-.a.s ~. 90, III.
c.owo 60 on 'ne ..tn, tne day having been a1ed
upon 10r the eulogies upon the late Senator Sum
ne!. The bust Of the deceased Senator recently
nnieneo oy Preston Powers was placed In con-
sspicuous position and appropriately draped. Mr..
i Boutwell, submitted resolution, which va.
respect 10 the memory OF Charles Sumner, long Q
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x10uStf14As
The International Typographical
Union holds its annual convention in st.
Louis on the 1st Of June.
The brown-stone cutters in Pitts
burgh have struck against reduction Of
wages. The erection of many buildings
Is suspended in consequence.
"A gentleman at Laramie, Wyoming,
has invented car to be propelled like 2
ship, and made thirty miles an hour with it
on the Union Pacific . few days ago.
The Gast1en relates that cuttings have
been taken from England to Victoria
and worked with success nine months at.
ter they were separated from the parent
plant.
The Washington bricklayers want
800 per day and eight hours labor, and
say they will not work unless their de-
mands are acceded to. Last year they
worked ten hours for $500.
One pound of cheese has as much nu-
triti0us food - two and one-haf pounds
Of meat. The foreign market for Ameri-
can cheese II such that the demand will
always be equal to the supply If the quail
ity Is maintained.
The Denver Nses calls upon the farm
ers Of Colorado to plant largely the COM
ing season, and thus keep at home the
$4,000, 600 annually sent away for the pur-
chase Of supplies which may easily be
produced within the Territory.
The ship carpenters Of Buffalo 70 the
number Of 500 have now been on . strike
for . long time. Their aggregate loss IN
wages IL over 398,OO0. Besides this loss,
y n etskod nvtpr An On hes l,oon loSf ~
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A WONDERFUL INsTIrurIoN.-Thirty thou.
sand sufferers from Deformity Of the Spine,
Limbs and Face, Paralysis, Chronic Diseases,
Catarrh, Piles and Fistula have been success.
fully treated by the National Surgical Insti.
tute, Indianapolis, Indiana. It has Branch
at San Francisco and Atlanta. By sending for
their journal full particulars can be obtained.
On account of their long and extensive ex-
perience they can cure cases cheaper than it
can be done elsewhere.
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Nothing, it seems to us" exclaims
an article in Cosahiu upon the wrongs of
household servants, "can be more mis-
chievous and unwholesome than the sick-
" sentimentality which tries to squeeze .
tear over the fate of . stout, able-bodied
young woman who has four or perhaps
home to live in, everything provided for
her, good wages, and no more work to do
than, If taken continuously, could be got
through In three or four hours,"
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Children Often Look Pale and sick
From NO other cause than having worms in the stom
ach.
BROWNS vRRMrUoE CoNFIrs
win destroy Worms without injury to the child, being
perfectly WHITE, and free from al coloring or other
injurious Ingredients usually used in worm prepare
tons.
CURTIS BROWN. Propristors,
No. rs Fulton street, New York.
Sod BY Drx1gises and CAensasss. and DEALERS -
Xedjctaes, At TWENTY-FIVE CIxTs Boz.
THE LITTLE CoRpoRAI for NAV con-

THE LITTLE CORPORAL for May con-
tains the usual quantity and variety Of choice read
ing for the little folke, much Of which will also
prove entertaining to the older members Of the
family. There Is nothing in this magazine which
has not some good end in view, and the stories,
while entertaining and amusing the little readers,
generally contain some good moral tending to
make the heart better while improving the mind.
A beautiful floral premium IL given to each new
subscriber. Terms, 81. so year. Specimen num-
Der, with premium list, ten cents. Published By
JOHN e. NnLER, Chicago, Ill.
sNOT1HN0 BEITEH, all p. Sean ~, II
sfUx3ShN Colds and Consumption.
UAsrHNA can be cured. See Hurst's advertise
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tAat suit Tor o100,OO debt and 5000 dam
ages had been Instituted In the Morgan County
Circuit Court, in the name Of the People Of
Illinois against the Toledo, Wabash q West
esn Railway Company. The action IL brought
under the Railway law Of 1873, for extortion
In freights and passenger rates.
The Globe Theater In Chicago was burned
on the night Of the 26th.
The following b an abstract Of the crop
statistics published in the National Crop Re-
porter at indianapolis on the 25th:
TIE area planted in Irish potatoes last year in
sas Ssstss Of Mno,s indiana. Iows. kansas I'M;
NUMBER. 5000 scree. the ayersee perceniaee Of
increase upon which is estimated ct nearly pea
Hinnesot.. ' low and Wi:consin setimste the
probable increase in the area Of barley to be
sverSde conSit;on "9 srine Vim IN AZ An!,l In he
eight States named above shows . very low rate
e ~, COMPARED With the condition Ct the same date
average Tor thc eight stands . fraction les than
81. None Of the States report over 90 and Mis-
inc articies he ~ foIIcws: Wheat n. ~: corn.
&C. cs, e &c l hsy, SsI; swine, SaSe; pots
vance on corn, oats and hay, and = decline In
wheat, swine and potatoes.
:.
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n.o oeen Ia. mote disastrous IMAM was AZ nrs'
supPo'eu. Seo eo ~. towns were "noily unoef
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river At Nev 0r,esn. e.ss rsrorted tsT;nr -. -.
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taken possession OF the Court House.
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CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.
Incidents anl Accidents.


The boiler attached to 4 saw.mill in
Washington, Ind, recently exploded, de.
molishing the mill and killing the fire.
man.
AT st. Joseph, H., . few days since.
child Of Mr.. VIM. Springer, absent from
IT'D mother but . moment, fell into an
open slop-pail and was drowned.
Peter Walsh was recently killed at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, by the fall Of an enor.
nous mass of slate from the roof of the
drift he was working in coal mine.
"A little boy named Geo. H. Think
while playing in the yard attached to his
fathers residence in Chicago, the other
day, fell into cistern and was drowned
before assistance arrived.
IS. w. Mathews, prominent citizen
of Urbana, ILL.,, recently fell under a loco.
motive, at the depot in that place. and
was instantly killed, the engine passine
over the whole length Of his body.
Robert Armstrong, a flagman en-
Ployed by the Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad, at Milwaukee, stumbled and
tell before an approaching engine, the
other day, and was crushed to death.
The tug boat Ida Il. Lee was recently
towing the schooner Ida into Milwaukee
harbor, when by some means the boat got
foul of the tow.line and capsized, carrying
down the engineer. The remainder Of
the crew escaped.
"A little girl named Anna N. Hellyer.
three years old, living in the southwest
ern part of the city of Chicago, while
playing near hot stove, allowed her dress
to catch fire, and was 80 badly burned
that she died three hours afterward.
"A few days ago, Theodore Marone
committed suicide at Scranton, Pa, by
leaping into furnace containing seeth-
ing mass of molten iron. He was taken
out, few minutes afterward, q charred,
disfgured and unacceptable mass.
Recently, the boiler of freight loco
motive exploded at Dubuque, shooting
the smoke.stack 100 feet in the air, and
throwing the bell halfway across the
Mississippi. The engineer, Charles Fales,
and his fireman were both in the cab. but
marvelously escaped unhurt.
"A three-story frame structure in
Brooklyn, N. Y, while being lately raised
fell to the ground and buried seven or
eight workmen beneath the ruins. Two
men were killed outright and four more
were 80 seriously injured that death was
momentarily expected. Only one man
escaped unhurt.
"A little three-year-old son of Horatio
Ball, of Boylston, Mass, was drowned
lately. Thrice before he had gotten into
the water, and each time was saved by q
large mastiff belonging to the family,
but the dog was unable to save him the
last time, as the steep and stony bank
prevented his getting footing.
"A disastrous explosion occurred in
Louisville, KY, q short time since, at the
chemical works, during the distillation of
tort allowed some of the escaping gas to
come in contact with the fire in the fur.
mace and terrific explosion resulted.
The building was leveled to the ground,
and the workmen sustained severe and
permanent injuries.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

HANNAFoRD & THOMPSON, Publishers,
Chicago, ILL.,, announce . 4th edition Of
Pertains Groundsscel, or History Of the
Farmers Mopenaent" This sale was made
in less than three months. The demand
is extraordinary. Agents make money
rapidly with it, spite of hard times.
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For SALE BY ALL DRuaaIsrs.

"HoRsE MEN" and others who pretend 70
know say that the following directions had
better he observed in using Sheridan's Canalyv
Condition Po,cders: Give horse table.
spoonful every night for = week; the came
for q mich COW, and twice a. much for an
OK. The addition Of little fine salt will be an
advantage.
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Miscellaneous,

MISCELLANEOUS
when are eyes not eyes? When the
wind makes them water.
killing Judge by lawyer is called
"unprofessiOnal in Arkansas.
How Patrick proposes to get over
his single blessedness-By proposing to
Bridge.it.
Hopkins says that the only way his
wife makes herself useful is in making the
gold "dust."
Leisure is sweet to those who have
earned it, but burdensome to those who
get it for nothing.
"A Georgia paper promises to publish
q thrilling cereal." Its readers will
probably make an oat Of it.
When deaf and dumb lovers are mar
ried two members of the wedding party
are sure to be unspeakably happy.
An experienced old gentleman says
that all that is necessary in the enjoy
ment of love or sausages is confidence.
An old lady advises young girls who
want to remember thing to write it
down and paste it ON the looking
glass.
Physicians tell us that the habit of
diseases fo avoid this, therefore ce ns you
should never 60 up stairs in the ordinary
way. Lie down on your stomach and
crawl up feet first.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

WE have heard recently of several severe
cases Of spinal disease cured by Johnson's An
odyne Liniment; one case Of man forty live
years old, who had not done . days work for
four years. The back should first be washed,
then rubbed with coarse towel. Apply the
Liniment cold, and rub in we'll with the hand.
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hoft's Anti Periodic or Fever and Ague Ton.
icl No case Of incursble Chills has yet pre-.
sented itself, where this scientific and safe
medicine has been employed. No cass has
been found so obstinate as to resist its prompt
and mastery action. No man has been 80 re.
duced by malarial influences, but with it, use
has come up perfectly Reconstructed. No
pills or purgative required with this medicine,
WHEEIocK, FINLA1 & Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
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-0ray steel silk suits trimmed with q
darker shade Of gray embroidery and
sseel beads are new and very styli6h.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

NRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP 10 the preecfip.
hon Of of the best Female Physicians and Nurses
In the United States. and has been used for thirty
years with never.failing safety and success By mill
ions Of mothers and children from the feeble infant
Of week old to the adult It corrects acidty Of
the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates the bow.
els and gves rest health, and comfort to mother and
child. We believe 1t to be the Best and Surest Rene
dy In the World I'm all cases Of DYsENTERY and
DIARRH0A IN CHILDREN, whether It arises fro0
Tsething or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottls. None Genuine
unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PERKINS q a
the outside wrapper.
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organisation must have $500 Der ds "
Against this regulation the employing
stone -cutters have demonstrated, and here
after propose to pay only $40 for skilled
men, and others according to their capac.
ity. The members of the Free-stone Cut.
terss Association refused to- accept this
proposition, and are now on strike.
There are now in Philadelphia about
$50 carpet factories, with l. 900 looms, and
before the strike the production averaged
$4,000 pieces of 125 yards each, or I, 750, 900
yards, per month, or II 500, 900 for the ten
months that the factories are in operation.
In the busy season about 5000 persons
are employed in the factories directly,
independent Of the dyers and others re-
motely interested, involving q monthly
outlay for wages of about $500, 900. The
amount of capital invested may be esti.
mated from the fact that the yearly sales
of carpets alone reach over 81, 100000.
lin the erection of the Insane Asylum
at Napa, CAL, q small hydraulic elevator,
similar in principle to the contrivance
used to move sewing machines and for
other light work, is to be employed for
hosting all the brick, mortar and other
materials. Water under pressure of $50
feet furnishes the motive power. The
aperture through which the water enters
the machine is only about five-eighths of
an inch in diameter. The saving of labor
and expense will, in q building of such
magnitude, amount to many thousands of
dollars. No doubt the same inexpensive
power will also he found conven lent for
many. purposes after the buildings are
completed.
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Foreign Intelligence.

Gus cannonade Of the Carlists ON the position,
about Bilboa had compelled the abandonment,
OF some OF them. 1t was reported that the
Carlists were subsisting mainly on horsehesh
1t was reported In Havana on the 2lst thai
the authorities of San Domingo had removed
the flag Of the SANTANA Bay Company and
resumed possess ion Of the bay and surrounding
territory.
Dispatches from London on the sd say that
the newspapers in that city expressed the
opinion that President Grants veto would act
beneicially on American credit. The message
was also well received by French fnanciers,
bankers and merchants.
According to Plymouth (England) dispatch
OF the 25th the steamer Amerique, lately
abandoned in mid-ocean by her crew and sub.
sequently found and towed into Plymouth bv
British steamer, has been pumped out and
found to be uninjured in the hull, the valves
only being open. Her crew had been sent for
and she would be taken to Havre. The Ad.
miralty Court had fixed the salvage bond at
el25,OOO
A Madrid dispatch Of the oath says that g..
100000 reals intended for the Carlists had
been seized at santander.
Official reports from Puerto Principe cav
that on the morning Of the 5th an iusureent
force OF 1000 infantry and from 800 to 400
cavalry attacked the encampments Carided de
Arteaga, near Puerto Principe, with indifYer-
ent results. The volunteers In one Of the nu-
merous stockades in the environs Of Puerto
Principe, being short Of water, twenty-eigh,
OF them offered, or were ordered, to bring in q
supply from lagoon in the vicinity, but they
had hardly got beyond rifle range when they
were attacked by the Cubans, and twenty Ave
out of the twenty-eight were killed.
There were two railway accidents In England
on the 18th, resulting In the death and injury
of twenty persons.
Advices from Constantinople are to the
effect that the suez Canal di6lculty had been
settled by the acceptance of the tonnage rates
prescribed by the international Commis,on.
A rumor was current in Madrid on the 96th
that the Carlists had asked Marshal sersno
for amnesty.
The London Times Of the 25th editorislly
praises Grants veto, but says that no othes
country than America could have done what
has been done here with the finances. II
0OSAAo w w 0l8W Va TUG AU106UC8U U3tUk0 70
develop and expand in every direction.
Advices from Hayti on the 26tA stated that
revolution was hourly expected.
The District Of Columbia Legislature met
and organized on the S7th, when Gov. Shop
nerd sent message Recommending that the
body adjourn until Congress disposss Of the
Investigation and the pending Joint rssolutsoa
contemplating the SUSPENSION az the func.
tons Of the District Legislature.
Washington dispatches Of the s7tA STATE
that the Senators disappsoving of the Presi-
dents veto Of the Currency bin had concluded
to postpone their contemplated address to the
country until after vote had been taken upon
the bill and the veto message.
The Secretary Of War On the 97th directed
the issue Of 5000 army ratioos daily 1or
twenty-five days, and also proper npply Of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-07

KUHN'S EUROPEAN HOTEL-The best
and most centrally located $1.O0 per day house
in Chicago.
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The NORTHWESTERN HORsH-NAn Co. q
" Finished" Na0 is the best in the world.