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THE Paradise OF TEARS.
by VA. CULLEN BRYANT.

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Beside the river o: Tears. with tranches low.
AIi bittcT leaves. the weeping willows grow:
The branches stream Ike the dishevele6 hair
of woman Ia the sadness Of dlspsir.
rn ro'is the stream WIKI perpetual sigh
The rocks moan wildly - II passe. Jy:
IyssOp and border al. the strs..
And 10: 4 Hover ad0rns the sp,TI; land.
Then comes a child, whose -ac- - Ike the sun.
Ana bps The gloomy water, a. they run.
And waters all the region. aai behold
ia" ground Is bright WIKI blossoms manifold.
"acrc fan. the tears ~ 'ov. the rose appears.
And where the ground u bright with friend,
ships tears.
Forget EIc-aDts al v.J"ts. h-ay-uIy blue.
-gI.Hg, giit:cg!HH wIth -" Cheerful! drops tx
dew.
The souls -; mOUTH-G-. al - hos"t.arsar ar dried
TX" was come g'.t,y rDatlhg down the toe,
WaEr up lie golden sand. by which It e. -.
AID II no Paradise % Tears rep0s-.
Ther. - - hear rcIoiHs rs kindred h,ar::
there. & A long embrace that no. MAJ part.
PuiailI4rnt meets desire. and that fair .hor-
Bchoid.i. dwc.I"rs happy ever more.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

oiIc VI ti.t btSt III tlS
land. The assets Of the University, af.
ter ieductingthe liabilities, ROW amount
I" $4,000, and the endowment is still
vigorously growing. For So new an en-.
terprlS". such success is seldom eqlialed.
We predict f I it 4 brilliant future.
TO the Bapti5ts. it occupies j central
position / II Il very large territory. On
tie west. north and south they have no
other College in Iowa, Nebraska or Da-
kota. Viii such a large field, and supe-
rlor location. and the patronage of such
a large and growing city rs Des Moines
where it is the only College, its success
is assured. y good attendance is looked
fer with the beginning OF the new term
the l4th of September next.
The capital Of Iowa is a rare place to
prepare students for a successful life
They are where the world is awake.
They L sec how enterprises. religious
anG secular. are conducted. They can
hear III" first class lecturers and preach
erS and attend the best Of SabbatI
schools and sociables. and visit the state
library and the Legislative halls and the
various courts of the city. and the State
AMI National courts. and thus get a prac-
tIca! knowledge of men and things that
viii he II use to them in after life
State R.yiStpr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

nr: NcAFEk.-A regular graduate OF British
ticiis physician. Treats al diseases oc the Kid
Hexs. Liver Lungs. Heart. Throat. Head and
Manhood successfully treated and even after
others have failed. $loO forfeit for any case Of
seminal W eakness or private disease OF any kind
or cAaractLr he undertakes and fails TO cure. La
I'lkS VII fnd proper treatment for diseases pc
cullir 10 their Sex. All letters containing star, ma
Tor reply prom tly ans yered.
CoNsuLTATIoN TREE Send for circular. Al
dress Lock Box 2e0. or CAL at once, 81; Perry
street. Daven Nort, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
LIFE PLEASANT AGAIN.

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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
Lip Eyeur

p. iEs. 81. .E- yG.y .r.-rn.s trc1 ever tav-r.@.
Every ptysicia1 ~oiorsss 9: =; cre~ A. cs.fs..s
Ray . a sistt II n a. easily ~. - Ssl- -
pan az ~1trruStT p~asAr- - H~Af clstf Al
Ay >>1f 80 'or sAmg.s tr-ss ~trsGiafs "a
Gore - .ss.Aaais 80 tAr- r~~n -lrac
az ~ ttS ssAf'tS pfFssla1s ir 80 IEiNf -i@Ss
n41dirst-- srsA. Dl|-Tr al --rs~Or fs'-xyT
Frrrital ~ - 81 L1tF S~fi-sl f@J~S~ A.
saT ?, 4. 70 8~st Tvuss known. Il a ~ayst
agar rupture n : ss.ks ~~rf - r~uf- ~ oar
w~>kJ Fr1ss psp~r a. kSv s~rrT H1s- 80
pa.>nt,> is - pf1r~d - botn s3cs- .Atls 49, 80
o~>n tgr Tsar.. snf - iEr~r.~i this RIA
TWUSe for him 49, only S1t = "a - faF s1p>-
nor ~ A. p,hsrs -: r.S~nt-t tEAt . t1-tAy hAs
~ esls,Ess~r r~gu.A.iou ir rvsrF $40 .st r~s-
r,orF IN 30 U1isn- ~ z2x- tA~- FOR N~a.
o~eo. AL htidvea $50 az 6S"T hss1i-l
~ Hove 'r .s WONDERFUL
y Foa have . friend r~uDtn,~f. ID hias issffnH
t1v0r ~ sscrfns - sfs "a . = a. sro- Astr,sS
r-s
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
JRWETTGe GOODMAN ORGAN,

A INSTRUMENT lLat F. Tot orig sVpefi'T n tone
AL powell. '-- - tuI..tly 81 worknAHship.
-a- iGTE ~ sri mate a. :. III iu-rrument Il.
Thoroughly s'N-sLrj. aFI t-','-d ~ the mos,
GuTaJ- manner nj W. J--i --Fl s. -hsye BE- .
handling TIE Instrument how fvr over a yea
caLtlousIy. and critically. wishing 20 Ds aJ!r 70
t. ~ % our own trpNI,fge 81 Z, The qu4!itl.s
aud capabilities Of the organ before mailing .ny
great cf =, . sci! them. and have GIult.st,h-
have stood every To-. have borne out -. ,h- t.-ti
mDri4.t presented - Is IS the makers sui given
~" tS-t -a'isiact!ou ~ AL whO E.ve rurehAs-!
hem &: EE.
W. as yo1r Examination Jrth-m before pur-
chasing. SitJ .h- :I.f ASSURANCE that - yOl xsn.
arT-t class organ. ~ vii not fGl . sell 20 v0Y.
Dealer are invited 70 cal or rGrrespOId VIII ~.
IL ro-aTt 20 these instruments.
MILLS a co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

sE-"A pen: saved IS :wopence earned" Uncle
sam, Harness OIL preserves the leather o. har-
ness far better than any oths- preparations eve.
made lis use VIII save many dollars yearly In
the wear ana tear OF harness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

The general ta,k IS Dohhirs' Electric
Soap made hy Craga : Co. PL..atr.-
phial There never Was = soap - highly
and generally prlsel. !. tells q story
of IS own merits, tn. g-l-.. - .1-.-
t.ad.C:ei. t. /.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
DIR. BONAGSASr

DR. BONAESASN
Nsrr-a.~ tgd- 4~strl.Si
"a r-u.r-uIs eIs.asiags
tom =" "a hssA I- .a.-
.4l-is.s- s.uI.i srs on
'"u--A 2. Ns1-a.~. tAs
= Ny-isf-"-sIi
~ ..,us Of the ~s.Al
IS -. D.. .Hv - -F~ a..
so; rL-,r receipts. stJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
Smiths

He WAS tail and slender, and clad in
the ha5ilimentso Of Woe. He entered The
Office, and took Il chair. Removing
his bat, lie wiped the moisture from hi.
eyes, rubbed his nose thoughtfully fol
moment, put his handkerchief in his
hat, his hat upon TIE floor, and said:
You didn't know Mrs. smith"
Il hadn't that pleasure. Who was
Size"
she Vas my wife. She's been sick
some time. But day before yesterday
she WAS took worse, and she KEEP on
sinking until evening, when she gave
a kinder sudden juInpa coupled Of tires.
and then her spirit flickered. l. nj,
You know. Passed away into another
world"
I'm very sorry"
; am /. And | called around To see
If | couldn't get some of you literary
people 10 Saw out some kind of a poem,
describing her ~pcculiarities, SD that |
can advertise her i'll the paper"
Il dunno; may be We might"
oh, You didn't know her, you say.
Well. she was Il singular kinder woman
Had strong characteristics. IIernOse
Was TIE crookedcst III the State; all
bent around sideways. Old Capt. Binder
used 10 say that il looked like the jib-
sail of an oyster sloop on the windward
tack. Only his fun. You know. But
Helen never minded it. She said her
self that it aimed 50 much around the
corner that whenever she net el she
blew down her back hair. There were
rich depths of humor in that woman,
Now don't mind if You work into the
poem SOME picturesque allusion 10 the
condition of her Rose. So her friends
VIII recognize her. And you might also
spend Il verse OF two on that lame eve"
WHAT WAS the matter with her eve:"
Gone. sir; gone, Knocked out with
q emp While she WAS splitting kin'ling
wood, Whcn she WAS II child. She fixed
1t up somehow with Il glass one, and it
gave iitT the oddeSt expression you ever
Sa". The false II would stand per
iectly Sill while the other one was roll
ing around, So that bout half the time
You couldn't tell whether she was study
my astronomy or watching the hired
EIrl pare potatoes. And she Law there
-; night, with the indisposed eyeS~
OPEN, glaring at ms. while the OF )lher
light shut, 50 that sometimes d &c
horrors and kick her and SID FAKE Ii
make her set up ard fix it. Once
some mucilasc and gluei~ the lid d
myself, but She didns~ like it, when
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

Prof. W. Paine. A. NJ, NJ. d., 1911 West
Madison Ssrt ct. Chicago, Ill, and 232
North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Is the diScoverer OF the Germs OF Disease and the
Catarrh Napor or Liquid Ozone and Liver Reno
vaior Pills. for their instant destruction. He pos
itive!y asserts that there is no case Of Catarrh,
Bronchitis. early Consumption. Nervous Debility.
Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Dipth ria. Scarlet Fee
Yer. Small Pox. Cholera. Dysentery. or other dis
eases produced BY the growth OF germs. that they
VIII NOT cure. Eapor, ST. = per bottle, not less
IMAM w bottles sent by express. Pills. IS cents
per box; sent by mail. For special treatment, sp-
Wy 1t either ONCE ny letter or In pc on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

l. reat.-g e tar u''4.s A.rs re 90 z--..A -
-ls AC~o-L-. given - .-a'~ A. ,.--.yrl -. =
Tie ne srt'r, e G-4-~ IIm~- -r~ s-... = avn :
saTu. would r~--rA'l.y I.f4-At- Tt~ .-..~s,I.- .
greater y.pslta. sIsvL.h tsa- = developed >
u-l ~ tt-,- .a.,"r -AEs WHAT u---E-, RIO
change g-u .N-I - r. -rTTt GAr. . -sr~
Outdoor re tLs~ ti.- aIHAa.at e.s..-h--r =
oar. "a. Ar1rl ELs:c = . srr..~r a.-- l-....
q IA. matter. al I,Ai t.rrrss-t -..a.- .-
G---'A. sL- tlyslsa. power -F-"-r..H-ar 'Ee go A
= I-re vegetable. --lI-- ~. t.-.r AL r.rf .r-
= a. .-----> By: -. saW--- > -l 81 -r '.aH O.
Gamer .s.- B-ark.-f-s ITA--F r-.E.E.t - -s"
NLI.r E-,..:s L..-.A.r. -. l---
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
Tn Romance of Wild B;il's Life.

Everybody III this country has heah,
OF Wild Bill a noted scout. by'cr
hunter, and plainSman. and who rs
count Of his reckless bravery was Nc
Marshal at different times of seve.
frontier towns when it was necessary,
because of the lawlessness that prM
vailed in their early settlement, to
peace officers who would Kill
to uphold their authority
wild Bits administrative
Of Abilene and Wichi1
have shot to deathA
kept compa a ~ NN Is
At aI SPrss, Is!s W.: ss!m y. !.
NdS SCI FnrnN ,o"'o ago. u
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

H-'e- sggaate: \ uour-. - ~ @r~ -s'v.
sure OF a. ho.r. neither ieay he i4..r =
Ei!err'. Daylight Liver pa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

IS DO not take Blue Pin or ca omel. to be the
sgue OF your life ever az -, but substitute
ierts Dayl ght pills, which renovate the sys-
p more efcctuslIy. without any bad effects.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

IsE .~r-i-.Nc -s--s>., .t'.r -. !.-rs 40
~b.r:cAc-, Nry-,,.- = -. -E,lt f'u'ls as g.. gee
moves from - .s.al - lTs.-,.a- cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

lany who are suffering from tbs effects OF the
rn weather and are debIlitated. are advised by
ysictans 10 take moderate amounts OF whisky
NO or three times during the day. In = little
nile those who adopt this advice frequently In
fease the number Of drinks" and In time become
Pccndrnled inebristes. beverage wn!ch will no,
create thirst fo- intoxicating liquors. and which
Is intended especially for the benefit O, aebi,ita,ed
persons, whether az home or abroad. is Doctor
Shenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing. the ,u,res
OF many medicinal herbs, this preparation does
not create An appetite for the intoxicating Gun
TIE nourishing and the Nfe-support.ns PROPER
ties OF many valuable natural productions con-
tanned in i. and well known TO medical men have
SaSS strengthening influence. A single bottle
iisemonstrs,e its valuable Quail
leaving
Ssi,ens
as Sea
ksly
"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07
Ftherland's death kept the trail like

~ H' pa NV Ist INT
&euth-hOund.
wild Bill" who's: rea. nauac was
William HiCkOk, was 4 tall. handsome
fellow. about 40 years of age, as straight
as an Indian, and like most Of his class
wore bis hair, which was black as 4
crow, falling owe his shoulders. IIay-
ing gotten into trouble with the Texas
herdcrs who made Wichita their head
quarters. things got too warm for VIII
liam. and he retired from the frontier.
After remaining some months NJ Kan
sas City he went East. and got into the
dramatic business under Ned Bun.!ine.
who at that time was making some
thing of sensation by Introducing into
Observation-Disclosures plays the characters
represented by Buffalo Bill" William
Cody. of Nebraska Texas J?ck" John
Omohundro,( and wild BILL the sub
Ject of this article. Moreover, he had
these parties employed To play their
own parts. and the venture Was \ grand
success. Buffalo Eli AMI Texas Jack
both got rich and married LEADING a.
.~reSses, and Wild Bill married MIS-.
lake. OF circns fame, the widow Of
AXE. the Snowman. who was killed n
. ranby. Mo-. about four years ago. Not
,g since Wild Bill" came from Cali
pia wit his wife. and took her 70
Iati, where he left her with her
ND relatives. and he Went
me scouting duty with
IS command. when he
Athe Indian country.
2ill dri:ted into tie |
Athe I'd day of this
Athe back of the |!
kood City 10y a
IOther of the
d Bill had
Our in
friends
pe and
Suth-
khat
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-07

|SRETS.

Md ~ Ig~aA q.
:! 81 r.ar-v.'l- ZIP
a. CT. - AZ r. Z
80. B.t- p IT,
MT or
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industrial.

pE-ls. solicitor - Pa.sC.s % .te
IONA PATsSsD vF!CE a. D.s Ng.Ge.. rrrUr-s:ss
fJ!.y~i-E I. : j .eLts lss.ec 10 "e.;or. !zyeaI-
ca.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27

fannie 1ie ge1au, Bel @ott!" la9te SET
tpaGere Olaior, lid perlegen ben rotben
S1nurrbart itrei6eno. &allen Sic mid
nur einen 2tugenbliG nit i1r ipre6eu,
Wfabemoi1ele."
Maoemotielle tpar r%eioIlt.
SIS niirbe mid 1ebr 9litdli6 MAIDEN,
Monfteur," mar ibre ebenio Dofli0e ais
beitimmt gegebene Qntport; naber es lit
Der ausoriidli6e Wunf6 ibrer 3ante,
baB fie feline neuen Wfdnnerbefanntl6af>
ten made unO Die alien bergeiie. 8as
Der 6err Mtaior begebrt, it-id beoaure
es gerabe3u unmo9ltb."
Scr Seufel bole ibre Tonte !" mlrs
melte Wfaior 8ouerS III ieinem Snnern,
aber ct ma6te bios cine 8erbeugung uno
entfernte itG. Die i60ne fleine0en0rid
= nnb bier! - 8et @ott! es miiBte Ionz
oerbar 3ugeben, wenn t6 ie ni6t SIT @e=
1i6te befGme!
2lber er befam iie uibt gu ieben. Mas
6enloiieIe Stepbalie lpro0 Ieile eintge
na1orildlt6e Worte su ibrer ltattlt0en
S6iileriu uno SrGuletn Senorld bor0te
nit acknowledgement 9lugen uno gez
fhlolienen Stppeu. Damn perbeugte lie
it0.
v@s tpiro uatIrIi6 gel6sben, ipaSWaz
oemoiielle ipiinl9t," ertploerte lie rubig.
SD babe our6aus ni9t Die lbii0t, aud
nur Die geringiten Nn~oronun9en meiner
Sante au ibertreteu."
Wtit oieieu QSorten nerlieB Iie oaS
Spre15tmmer uno eri6ten niHt ipieoer.
2Im nd9iten Wtor9en trat lie ibre 6ertets
reiie na6 Oormer 2ooge an. 2IlS iie sl=
rlldtebrte, mar Der setdDrli0c WtafOr
HDnerS Oerf6muu0eu.
Srduletn SoneS Die Sneiie en9lil6e
Sebrerin, ipar cine Der 3eugiEnen oieler
Scene 9eipeleu. Sic. tparf ibre oimnen
Stppen auf uno 2o9 ii6 ibre %eigenen
S6lIic. Sic ba6te GDriaa 0enorid -
baBte tie tpegen ibrer Sh0nbeit unb Der
feineu, gebiloeten @racie wcI0e ooS
Wtdo6en um9ob, DaBte tie ipe9eu ibrer
bernorlte6en0en Geididli1feit mno &as
Iente baBte iie am m%eilten iue9en ibrer
faltblltigeu Smperttnen3 i1r lelblt 9egeus
iiber. Cine lau9e Sbulbliite itauo Siut=
i6eu Setoen cine LANCE Sdulo BON
fleinen GDranneieu auf Seite Der 8eDres
rtn uno beiterer, lG6eln0er SnlolenS
auf iener ibrer S6ilerin.
pllno tueru ie Del Sag fpmmt, SrGus
lsin 9enorid," pfle9te Trduleiu SoneS
bel itdfSu Oenfen, vuuo i1 beufe, CT lpiro
fommen, 10 niu iA Sbueu ieOe 8eleipts
gung, ieoen 9obn, ieoeS oerGbtItd)e 3Gz
6eln nit gSu6elstuieu absabIen."
Ner Gag ipar ndber, ais 1Ib UrGIlein
Sone5 trGuuleu lteB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27
Sei JrGn Dun 3elaMere.

Nrau BON 9elGnere, cine moblbeleibte
160ne, Dter5t9ldbrige Otatrone trat i'm
perlgrauen Mn5ug ber1uS, I'M i6re WGlte
gu e%mpfaugen. SrGulein SDenion, tbreH
befonoeren QieblinQ, tiiBte ite. nit Der
gr0Bten 9erslthfeit.
Isle liebes Giuo. tpie i60n, baB Sic
10 aeitli6 fommen," f~liifterte lie. $50 lit
eS aIfo pirtli6 lpabr, baB mir Sic per=
lteren neroem 2"
user bat Sbnen 6as 9e1aet 2" fragte
StoOnie nit %erltauntem Bid.
vUfabemoiieue @bateauroD i'd be-
iu6te iie g%eItern. Sic ia9te mir, baB Sic
beiratben 1ouen. Sic, eiu Gtno init iteb=
5eDn Sabren! GS 1T cine tpabreS 0an0e,
mein S6aB!"
nSit es 2" GaGte Sibonie , .aber elm
fleine5 808el6en bat mir 3ugeflIItert,
odB Trau bon Oelamere i6on nit le6>
3ebn Sabren bapougelaufen lit uno 9ez
beiratbet bat"
rOas bat file eetban, meme 2iebe nlo
oas 0GnS6en bat aud oafIr gebiBt,"
ertpiberte Srau BON 9elamere, nit ibren
breitenS 9uIterm 3uGenb. vStoonie, ma
rum baben Sic bieies ldltiBe SrGulein
Sones bteber9ebra6t. SD babe cine ln>
terbaltuu9 fur Sud- in petto, Sbr WeG0z
den, aber es lit gesen Sure Hegeln, BRET
&ontrebano- Getpunoerer, pel6e borGers
ldl9c1 bremen, nit meinen blbI6en
BenltonGrtunen befannt gu tueroen, aber
Srdulein Sones tpiro seipiB AaeS Derz
Derben."
uArme Sones, ite i6eint ii6 iiberau
Setltoe au MAIDEN. @Drilla uno lie befeb>
ben fi6 aufs Wte1ier. 9Sollen Sic. un5
pirflih Die nelen Nnf6mmLinge p~orltelz
len. SD babegebDrt, DaB oaS Gestment
angetommen lit. Isle Dibi9 bon Sb>
nem!"
uSie tusrben 0a6mittags sri6einen-
Der Oberlt lpeiit nit tbneH uGo miro lie
batter berbringen. S9r fDeroet Elm @ro7
queteSpteln no eiH un9enirte5 Sdn56en
,baben uno BET Monol6ein na6 i0au1e
geben. Wenn MUIR oieies SrGulein Sones
11ipetgen moute!"
ngSie lGmmerli6 Sic bon TrGuleinSoz
mes ipre6en "a. Iadte Sioonie. y2ailen
Sic tbr ben biibi1eiten Sbrer SeIDen ben
9oT MAIDEN, ibr beiln 9ta9bauiegebeH
ben 4rm REDEEM uno neriiegeln Sic 10
benz Sra6en ietneu &a6en."
Srau bon Oelamere bIidte stpeifeIno
auf SrGulein Sones.
v9lauben Sic tpirfli6, metn S6aB !?
Gber fte lit 10 bdBlt9, oas arme Ding,
un6 nt9t mebr 10 Jung, tuie ie Dor 8ebn
Sabren mar. IS iinO stuar lauier iebr
re1olute lunge 2eute, aber i6 furdte, lte
tperoen oieier Nufeabe nidt gepa6len
lein. SeOenfaus tpouen mir bente Qbeno
ellen, trinten uno luitig ieln, penn mir
aud morgen oriber iter6en 1outen."
Ste u~nterhaltung belpegte it1 III ben
1tGhlten 5tuei Stun6en auf Die muiters
bafteite Weile, bis beimS 6lag Der ie6ss
ten Stunne bas Mfabl enoete. GeiuJtotbz
rod, ia nid)t eiumaI ein i6tparSer Sod
eri6ten. Srau bon Oelamere bate ais
lie~benspiiroige @irtbin fir SpteIe nno
| 8H4er a4er Art sUr AHfbeiteFHHg ibreF
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-22

children, to find child suffering three
or four days and oitcn.timcs an entire
week from diphthera without the
parents or relatives having the slight
est idea what part Of the body was
affected or the fnintest suspicion that
the child's illnoss was of deadly chpr-
acter. .f
According to u large experience, both
in private practice and in public in
stitutions, | have found diphthcrn, Us
rule, TO be easily controlled when
the proper remedies ARE applied from
the very outset while on the other
hand, il the disease Is allowed To pro
grcss unmocstcd for over twcnty-four
hours tho chances tor 4 safe recovery
even when the best medical treatment
known Is used, ARE lessencd ut least
fifty and perhaps scvcnty-fvc per cent.
So true is this that ut the Now York
Founding Asylum, the Sistcrso Of Char.
~, in their capacity us nurses, have
been taught by large experience, to
examine the throat Of every child who
appears TO be i'll, whether its symptoms
point to that part Of the body or not.
In this way they have detccteda num-
bcr of cases OF diphtheria that might
otherwise have been overlooked.
This precaution is TO be regarded as
point of the greatest Importance in
any plan Of resistance against this
treacherous malady. Mothers or nurses
should examine their children's throats
on the first indication of appearing
sick or complaining. This can be
done by looking into the throat, in a
clear light during spell Of crying, or
by holding the tongue down in the
bottom Of the mouth with the handle
of m ordinary spoon; the further back
the handle Is carried the palmer the
throat will be exposed. There nccd
be no fear IN performing this simple
but valuable operation, as 1t gives no
pain, however much il may cause tho
child 10 resist Ii the throat looks red,
angry and swollen, medical advice
should be sought Immediately for /
repeat ii is only in the incipiency OF
the disease that II can bc cffectually
checked. Even though the case bc
not one Of genuine diphtheria, il is ad-
visablc TO act with the same prompt
ness as II was, for during the prevail
encc of this affection the slightest sore
throat may take on the character OF
the true disease, and consequently re.
quires to be as speedily checked, the
same as bowel disorders do when
cholera is prevalent. a
If this precastion is faithfully OBJ
served medical science Of the present
day is prepared TO cope successfully
with this formidable monster of dis
ease.
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aAisfellxMfonb.


List Of The names of the reiri dealers 10 fore gl
and domestic merchandise, In tho county o
Ci.a ,6slt for 1874. viz.
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Is Nutter, Davis 4 Co., merchap dise...... 10
IA II. W. Spencer, groceries, boots, shoes 7
II John Russell a Son, merchandisc....-
Nam ~ shiu cfon norough
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Pinch telegraphed 81 have been
stabbed in the house of my friends
the old Abolition State of Vermont did
it," Privately, he is Of the opinion
that his rejection will give Louisiana
to the Democrats.
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FULFoRD g. THOMPSON,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Ciearhcid, Penn'a,
SAW MILL, ENGINE
- AND BOILERS P0R SALE.

Tho snasrsignsd offers for sale on Reasonable
terms. thsir ss<sm saw mill, located M Wallace
ton, Cisardcld Co, Pa. The engine and boilers
are a. good ~ new. The siss Of the ssgins d
ilxat, and 10 In good running order. They win
also sell shsk shinsls and lsih min. sad al the
working msehinsry In the mill. Pastiss wishing
10 purchase csn esil on or sddrsss
4 GRAHAM. WALLACE 4 co.
Clsnr6sld, Pa, Juns 80, 1875.
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Pesons IN the country desiring 'insuraAss, can
have II promptly attended TO by calling at the
Office or addressing us by letter. Insurances Of.
fected at the lowest possible rate. to be obtained
in frst-class companies. No Companies repre-
senfed phieh make Asssssments.
The above tvo life Insurane Co.'S, represented
by T. II. Murray, have paid out in cash, between
the dates Of Aug. 1871 and Aug. 1874, 10 the
friends Of deceased policy holders In this county,
tAe sun Of $4,000. rrrf.
Provide for the future by insuring your homes
and your lives In the West Branch Insurance
Agency. MURRAY A GORDON,
Clearheld, May 20, 1875. Agents.
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certify that the above 10 correct list Of Ii,
names and persons and Arms assessed for tho cur.
rent year. Notice 10 hereby given that N appeal
will be hold st the County Comm issioners' once
In Cisarfsld, on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day o
April mort, where all who feel themselves axgrsvsd
css attend n they pee proper. No exoneraton.
can bs nsAs sfter the day of appeal.
Lulhsstsre. JESSE LINES,
March 4. Is7e-it Msrcsstils Appraiser
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rses. n. MURRAY. CYRUS GORDON
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, CIearfeld, Pa.

BRANCH OFFICES In different parts Of the
County.
The following Old and Reliable Fire, Accident
Stock and Life Insurance Companies represented
Estab, Asets.
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o. "nere' however " Defendant has
oecn convicted ana sentenced TO pay Il
nhe, not exceeding hiteen dollars, cx-
elusive o' costs no may DC discharged
accoru,ng 10 i"w' al'cr be has re-
manned III prison thlrty days Aud
inc same Is true, though no may have
oeen convicted ana sentenced ON SOW
eral oll's oil indictment, II the sentence
to pay line In each case does not ex-
coed fifteen dollars
D. Though witness for the Com
monwsalth may be subpmnaod and in
attendance where n defendant, or scv-
eraI OF them, are charged and convicted
upon different indictments at the same
term or'sessions, yet he will only be
entitled TO receive from the county his
mileage and daily pay, as IL attending
in n sinyle case