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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-07-27
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

ACCORDING to Sclavonic adviceS of the
18th, force of 5000 Turks had suffered de-
feat on the preceding day in an attack on
the villages of kergueze and Techza, and
been compelled to embark on steamers on
the Lake of Scutari. The Turkish loss was
400 and that of the Montenegrins 100. Sixty
servians belonging to one regiment had been
shot for cowardicc at Nisch.
A CoSsTANr1NopLE dispatch of the 18th
says Turkey had defaulted again in the pay
mcnt of the July interest on her public debt.
A LONDON dispatch of the 10th announces
the failure of John Edward Cooke, a stock
broker, with liabilities of $6SO,O and assets
amounting to $4,000.
ACCORDING to an Edinburgh (scotland)
dispatch of the 18th, Disraeli, the British
Prime Minister, had taken the direction of
foreign affairs, to large extent, into his
own hands.
A LONDON telegram Of the 18th says 1000
Scrvian wounded were lying in villages on
the rivers Sane and Morana, almost uncared
for, owing to the lack of hospital supplies.
The Turks, the dispatch adds, take no prison.
ers and Systematically refuse to give quar-
ter.
THE London Times of the 14th has a dis
patch from Vienna, which says that the
quarrcls of the Servian leaders interfered
with the efficiency of the army. 1t was re-
ported that $1,000 Russian volunteers were
ready to march to the assistance of the
Servians as soon as they could get the per-
mission of Roumania to cross her territory.
Belgrade special Of the same date says the
Turkish base Of supplies had been broken
up by the Scrvians.
"A DEPUTATIoN from the British Christian
League waited on Lord Derby, on the 18th,
to urge upon him the necessity of protect.
ing the Turkish Christians from HARM The
latter said it was the intention of England
to stand by Turkey. -
The British iron-clad turret-ship Thun-
derer made its trial trip on the 14th, on which
occasion one of her boilers burstcd, killing
twenty-five persons and wounding about
fifty Others. ar .~E-r
A LONDON telegram of the 10th says thirty.
four deaths had already resulted from the OK.
plosion of the boiler of the Thunderer, and
half of the wounded were not expected to re.
cover. 81
In London the thermometer registered
Sc" in the shade, on the 18th, and there were
numerous cases uf sunstroke.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE telegram of the 18th
says the Governor-General of Herzegovina
had telegraphed from Mostar that all bulle
tins reporting insurgent victories in Herze
govina are false. The Montenegrins were
operating in the mountains and had not ap
preached the positions occupied by the
Turkish troops.
"A VIENNA dispatch of the 18th says the
|Sultan was greatly depressed mentally. The
ceremonies of investiture had been delayed
solely on account of his condition. It was
said that symptoms of softening of the
brain had appeared. :.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-07-27
WEST AND SOUTH.

A Sioux CITY Qowa) dispatch of the 18th
saws man who had arrived at Fort Sully on
that day reported that certain claims at
Deadwood were paying 81, 600 per day. As
high as s., 200 in one day had been taken
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-07-27

!. An experimental oil we'll At Wilcox,
Pa, has reached depth of 1 1903 feet, n |
still is pushed on toward the center.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-07-27

THERE are now 4O, 600 600 tons of coal
waste lying useless in the anthracite
regions Of Pennsylvania.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27
4 Home In the West.

Only once in a lifetime does such a
grand opportunity for securing an indie
pendent home occur, as that offered by
The Kansas Land AMI Immigrant Asso-
citation, of AtchisOn, Kansas. An oppor-
tunity 10 secure one of the rich aud pro-
ductive farms of Kansas, a residence that
cost $4,000, or a block of buildings that
have an annual rental of over $4,000, is
not Of daily occurrence.
The Kansas Land and Immigrant AS
ISOLATION is composed of prominent and
we'll known gentlemen of Kansas, who
are reliable and responsible, and the dis
tribution has the guarantees of the best
citizens Of Kansas, the City Council and
Board Of Trade of Atchison, and the
endorsement Of the AtchisOn banking
institutions, and it will re fairly and
honorahly conducted from beginning to
end.
Among the pieces Of real estate for
distribution, and that which we consider
as the most attractive feature, are the
six hundred farms located in the fertil~
Kansas valleys and or the productive
prairies. An investment of $500 nav
! secure you a home that will make you
Independent, for life. When was there
ever such an opportunity for a mechanic
or a labOring man whose daily expenses
eat up his moderate income2 And when
was there a more independent life than
that OF the owner Of a productive farm ?
See the details of the advertisement in
another column.
1t will be seen that j. p. Bushnell s.
Co., Real Estate Agents, Des Moines, are
Sup'ts. of agencies for Iowa.
Mr.. c. V. Gardner, formerly of Avoca,
Iowa, is associated with Mr.. Bushnell
in the agency. Few men are better or
more favorably known than these gen.
tlemen, and their engaging in the enter
prise ought to be sufficient guarantee
that tho sSSOciatiOn is all ri0ht.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

lis it because you love another"
"Yes," she said, quietly, sit is because
l love another"
"And that othelf"
She rose abruptly, and flung off the
OBTAINING hand he laid on her arm.
"You have no right to ask me that"
she said hoarsely. "Let me 60! You
torture mew
"Torturc you, Annie, L" What pos
sessed him he did not know-perhaps,
something her eyes SAID to him made him
bold. He put his am around her and
drew her to bis side.
"Annie, if you love another, l must
give you to him. Your happiness shall
be secured, though mine be s~hipwrecked.
I did not mean to tell you, darling; but
l love you so, it almost kills me to think
of losing you. o, Annie my little, lost
Annie"
Her face grew rosy as the morning.
She put her arm around his neck.
Not lost, but found" she said, soft
ly.
"Annie," he cried, b~reathlessly, "do
not deceive me! What of the picture l
saw you kissing?"
She laughed a little, aud crimson with
confusion drew the lOcket from her bos-
ON, and held il up to him. He saw his
own face.
"Forgive me, Milton. l got it of the
artist, and have worn it these two years.
Leigh Richardson is nothing to me-yOu
are ALL"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27
The Next German War.

The other day a simple minded Ger.
mau called on agrocer to pay a bill, Civ
ing him a $40 note. The grocer exam
ined it closely, and said: "Hullo, where
did you get this note?" "Vot is de rea.
sons NIT dis note2' replied the honest
Teuton; "don't she wash good, heinz
"Good9" answered the grocer; "why,
you're a lucky man-that note is worth
$1,000" "Ish dot so? Why tori" "You
see the signature over here, don't youl"
"Dose things like a corkscrew nit de
wormsl YAH" "Well, that's Spinner's
signature" "Vell." swell, Mr.. New
is now Treasurer of the United States"
"You don't tole me so. Veil" swell,
and notes signed by Spinner are getting
scarce, and people pay five per cent.
more for them than for the new ISSUE"
"By shiminy, ish dot soa' ayes. Lem.
mt see your bills. Why, every one of
them is n Spinner! Man alive, your
fortune is made" In pursuance of the
grocer's advice, Mr.. Schneider called at
the Sub Treasury, Saturday afternoon, to
get the premium on his bills. What
success he had it is impossible to state,
but he was seen later in the evening
lurking round the street by which the
grocer must 60 home, aud on being &C.
costed by an acquaintance the folio wing
conversation took place: Der PEBBLES
Won Sharmany fights we'll, hein!" lob,
yes; the Germans are PROFESSIONALLY q
military nation Of the first class" "Some
big fights, he,u9 Leipsio?" YES"
"Und Sadows?" Yes" "Und KONG.
grstz.' Certainly" "Und Worth,
und MARSHA Tour, und Gravelo::e, und
Sedan1' "Of course, of course" Dose
was all big battles. und der Deutsch
licked:" "Yes." well, you joost waits
till dat grocery store shuts himself, und
you saw q Deutsch victory vot makes
you forgot all dem little ones."-Caieago
Tri6uae.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

An investigation into the failure of
y. B. Dodge & Co, of Fort Madison,
shows their liabilities to be $135,0OO,
and their assets $1,000. CT the liabili.
Ties, $4,000 is secured by mortgages.
The largest creditors are Geo. s. Fales,
Pawtucket r. L., $4,000, unsecured;
J.. b. Oakley. of Walker, Oakley s. Co.,
Chicago, $a5.000, secured for $4,000;
Union Hide and Leather Company,
Chicago, $4,000, secured for 9l0,000:s
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27
she said reproachfully; "never that. Go

she SAID r~eproacAfully; never that. 90
OIL am listening"
"Annie, you were once engaged to
Leigh richardson"
Her head dropped lower; the crimson
came and went in her cheeks.
IL was" she said, in a low voice.
"You loved him and he loved you
was it not SO, my chiid!"
"We called it love-"
"And you thought him ialsel"
"As Satan himself"
"What if you knew that he was not
false that he was true to you always
that the contemplate letter which you
read, purportiDg to nave been written
by him, was a vile ~forgery-what them"
She was looking at him in mute sur
prise. She drew a long breath.
"Was it a forgeryl"
ut was. l have Just heard Tie history
of it. An ill nstured acquaintance Of
Richardson's, to crafty = petty revenge,
wrote the letter and dropped it where
sou would be sure to find it. Leigh
Richardson was real and true"
She sat very still before him, not a
line of her face changing. He waited
for he to speak, but she did not seem
disposed To DO SD.
"Annie, my dear child, shall l speak
to Mr.. Richardson about this mistaken
IF you please. 1 would like him to
know that he is clear in my eyes. l
think he would be glad to know it. Tell
him just how it was, and ask him to for
give me if l was harsh with him"
It's that all2"
THAT is all"
"Annier"
"Mr. Etheredge"
"Pardon me for pursuing the subject,
hrf If Won still care fo,: him you will
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

What IL yegetine PIT is a compound cx-
tracted from Darks, roots and herbs. 1t is ma
lures remedy. 1t lie perfectly harmless from any
bad effect usOn the system. It Is nOurishing and
strengthening. 1t acts directly upon the blood.
1t quiets the nervous system. 1t gives You good,
Sweet sleep at night. 1t is q great panacea for
our aged fathers and mothers; for it gives them
strength, Quiets their nerves and gives them ma
lures sweet sleep-as has been proved by many
an aged person. 1t is the great blood purifier.
1t is q soothiDg remedy for O1r children. 1t has
relieved and cured thousands. 1t is very pleas
ant to take; every child likes il. 1t relieves and
cures all diseases originating from impure blood.
Try the Vegetine. Give IL fair trial for your
complaints; then yOu will ray 10 yorr friend,
neighbor and acquaintance: Try 1t IT has cured
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

DR.. McAFFEE-A regular graduate OF British
and American institutes. 30 years \ practicing
physician. Treats all Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Liver, Lungs, Heart, Throat, He I'd and Nervous
system. Errors Of Youth and Abuses OF Man
hood successfully treated and even after others
have failed. $1uO forfeit for any case OF Seminal
acter he undertakes and fails to cure. Ladis
will find proper treatment for diseases peculiar
to their sex. All letters containing stamps for
reply promptly answered,
Consultation free. Send for circular. Address
Lock Box $50, or call at Office. 81 Perry st:eet,
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

want to speak
yourself"
"But I do not
"YOu do mott
She blushed a
edge put the blu
had seen her k
o-- ~so.4n.l h.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

Davenport Business College has now been
in progress for nearly eleven years. 1t is firmly
established, and Notwithstanding its rapid
growth and great increase during the past two or
three years, is at present receiving a patronage
much greater than any previous year In its his
tory or Of any Business College in the West.
Ample accommodations for over four hundred
Students. The finest and most elegant rooms to
be found anywhere in the country, well carpeted,
and furnished with all the modern improvements.
The teachers in the various departments are gen.
tlemen of extensive reputation in their special
ties, and are not surpassed anywhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

~ 1t is pieasanter for a man 20 see the daisies
bloom around him than to think that in another
year they will bloom over him. Don't let thai
cough run into consumption, but take Eilcrt's
Exiract Of Tar and Wild Cherry. and be cured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

our harnesses water anu wealth,
Uncle Sans Harness Oil.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

ng instantly cures Neuralgia
Headache, Rheumatism and
Druggists keep It.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

Killer, 1t IL superior TO worm candies and
vcrmifugcs. Sold at every drug store. Twenty
FIVE cents q bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

prudent management have a pittance
left at the close of each year.
CYRUS G. CARPENTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

for scales address Jones, of
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27
A New Thing in the World.

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n
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a sure cure for Groom. Whoopinp.
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on the lungs even IN consumption,
chronic b-onchitis and catarrb
ShA>nAN o'on|hi'i'' anu eo'oiih'
The French Queen Syrup is one of the most
powerful remedies that has ever existed in the
world. 1t Is an old French remedy which has
been In use in France for many years, and has
given great relief to the suffering. It is well
recommended by all French physicians in
Europe. Be sure to get no other. Sold BY all
first druggists and drug dealers in the
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27
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Grand Real Estate Distribution !
Al ::Atchison... Kansas. March Is, 1886
1854 PIECES OF PROPERTY,
Valued at 1870, on.
o 900 shares, % Zach, 81 o 900 90.

IA. Gbors Engraving Tcprsseass "Pfses If1'd.
The Ksnas Land aud Immigration Assoc
citation will d stribu,e To It's shsrehold.r.. on
March ~, 1876. 2,6sA Pieces Of Property.
consisting of ELEGANT BRICK AND STONE
RESIDENCES. with other valuable property Tn
the city Of Atehison-ihe great railway center Of
the Missouri vslley-and 50: Improved and un-
improved farm. In Kansas, all worth ai q low es-
innate 81 20, O 90. The values Of these ASA
pieces of property arc from
$4,000 TO %75,OOO.O 90 EACH.
and any share, wherever and by ~homsoever
held. will be ecu lily well represented In the dis
tribution, and be entitled to any one piece 81
gald property that may be awarded to the sane.
For shares. Circulars. Terms To Agents, and
other particulars. address JOHN NJ. PRICE,
General Manager. Atchi-on, Kar-as.
For agency. address J. +. Bushnell q Co, Dcs
Noines. Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

p q worm medicine which il
fleets, easy 10 take. and that
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-27

MAN lun6S ssers:. DE : Il. VAN
oORES !a so.V7T -, Ck'eBgo. N.t-ots.
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was blame!ess, and his great love might
make her SO happy! At last, he knelt
down and prayed Owe it. He always
prayed owe those things which were
too hard fol. him. After that, be rose
and sat down by the window--felt the
west wind on his forehead-ssw the
pale wlntry sunshine gid the lorg
rows of buildings opposite. For him
there Was no more hesitation. Ii he.could
make Annie happy, what matter to him
how i, was accomplished? He wen
down to the sitting. room abou: sunset.
He knew he should ind Annie there.
Mrs. Etheredge was away at a,society
meeting.
Annie was sewing by a shaded lamp.
She did not like the glare OF the gas.
There WAS q rich color on her cheek
over which the loose hair dropped low.
Milton Etheredgsis heart leaped at sight
of her, but he stilled it down AID took a
seat beside her.
annie" he said, II am an old friend,
and I think you will not be offended If
I ask you a few questions. Not because
I Am curious, but because I desire your
good more than any earthly thing"
She looked up in vonderment noticing
the strange uustesdiness of his Voice
and the tremor of the ksnd laid on hers.
"Odeuded-with you, Mr.. Etheredge!"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-09
REVIVAL GLEANINGs.

HOW THE WORK PROGRESSES HERE AND THERE
OVER POUR THOUSAND SOULS GATHERED INTO
THE CHURCH WITHIN A FEW WEEKS
While the eyangelists Moody and sankey. are labor
ting in Philadelphia, other evangeliss male and female
are gathering In converts by tho score halfscore or
hundred IN different parts Of the country. Mrs Low.
cry, the converted actress, who has created such
Juror In Port Jervis y Y. where between four hun.
bred and i've hundred we're gathered into the evan.
eecal churches there including thirty into the
Baptist church and about ESQ the Methodist church.
Is now operating The sinners on Staten Island In
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, West Brighton
last Sunday eighteen persons were received into the
church. the fruits Of her abors there. Mrs Van Colt
is aborng IN the towns and villages along the Hudson,
with great success also Asa result OF her abors
recently In the First Methodist Episcopal church,
Yonkers, $50 were converted aud taken into The
church. In Newburg also, where she preached for A
fow weeks and many we're converted, the meetings
have been Continued, and last week in 81 Johns
Methodist Episcopal church. IN that place, 100 adults
were at the altar seeking salvation Thirty united with
the church last Sunday
Three other female ovangelists operating IN DIFF
fcrcnt parts Of the West and Il would seem that the
prophecy Of Joel Is receiving is second fulnment IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-09
CUSTOM HOUSE POLITICS.
HARMONY RESTORED IN THE TwENTY-FIRsT
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN oRGANIzA-
TrnN

HARMONY RESTORED IN THE TWENTY FIRST
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN oRGANIzA-
TON.
1t is stated that Collector Arthur as the arbter
between the hostile factions of the republican party in
the Twenty Assembly district, has succeeded in
eTecting compromise The former leader in the
district was William haw Jr, Who before bis insub-
ordination, as it Is called, was the trusted and
FAVORED POLITICAL ALLY
Of the Collector and other local managers Of the repub
lican organization His popularity increased with his
power aud patronage until the number Of his dependents
had reached 4OO-a small army Of placemen-who felt
indebted TO their chief and who with few exceptions
were willing to follow him In any project With this
array OF friends Bill Haw sought the nomination in
his district for the Assembly which aspiration the
Custom House leaders thought numed and impolitic
They prevailed upon him to reccdo; but he ancrward
put himself in an attitude Of defiance to the Custom
House He declared most determinedly that he would
henceorth the political machine Ia his district TO
suit himself In retaliation for this
COLLECTOR ARTHUR DRcAPrrArED
few Of Haw's most reliable friends who held
comfortable places In the Custom House Captain
James NJ Thompson and Colonel Ketchum were
designated to succeed Bin Haw in the management OF
the district organization. Both were familiar with
Haw's tactics, and neither, although they had the
Custom House at their back, were rash enough To
jeopardize the organization by resor,ing 10 harsh
measures.
They cleverIy avoided his mannuvrcs confident that
he would sooner or later succumb, although he re-
tanned the odds IN his favor In the control the dis
trict organization All his victories we're barren OF
spells and Haw soon saw that he was outgeneraed,
and the terms Of an honorable surrender being offered
TO HIM were accepted. They were that Inspector
ship Of buildings, under Commissioner Adams should
be given Haw, and that Harridan and Wallace, two in
spcctOrs, who were removed by Collector Arthur for
assisting Haw IN dsorganzng the district organization,
Should pc restored 70 Their positions and that rahk
Raymond aud Muuson, two active politicians Of the
Haw school, should be appointed TO clerkships These
the condition that Bill Haw forfes all claims 70 the
leadership 10 the district
The place obtained for Bill Haw as Inspector OF
Buildings worth IN salary about 81 500 but there are
other Dcrquisitcs attached 10 the ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-09
CHAT BY NE M.

The Very Rev. Dean stanley, OF Westminster
whose liberalism has made him unpopular has reached
his sxteth birthday, and OF the rituasts OF the
realm think he has done quite enough in tina; d.
ecction.
President Porter OF Yale College preached last
Sunday for Dr. Rufus Ellis, Unitarian, Of Boston.
This does not mean that Congregationasm is growing
lax but that Untarianism is becoming conservative
DR. Armtago has written essay for the Pulpit and
psU on sour Pastors WIFE" The writer seems 10 be
laboring under the deluslon that minister's wife
not part OF the minister himself and ought no, to be
called on TO DO pastoral work unless she is engaged for
that purpose and paid for IL This statement indicates
a degree Of ignorance Of the exact state OF AFFAIRS
which is dcporable indeed. Why, We thought every
one knew that a minister made to preach and his
wife was made TO be criticised and found fault with
That Is what they are paid for and II in the financial
agreement the lady is not mentioned, it is always dis
tincty understood that In the bargain the wife is II
were 'thrown IN. +"
Bishop Haven ought 10 have quoted Scripture when
he made his plea for Grant The whole matter Is
found in H. Corinthians, XIII 14"Behold, the third
time am ready to come 10 you" The Presidents
MethodIsm may DO OF some service 70 him yet
The Marquis or 1orne seems 70 be very deyout man.
He has assumed tho role OF evangelist lay preacher
aud delivered diseourses and Bible readings, which