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New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
Commercial Advertiser
or. NICHOLAS FOR SEPTEMBER.

FULL OF PICTURES: INTERESTING FROM COVER
To COVER.
Ts number cenias twenty articles almost all Illustrated
There are entertaining papers "YoUNG FOLKS Pun
IN CENTRAL PARK" "DRCMaER FRITZ" IAN
AMrRICAN CIRCUS IN BRITTANY" THE STARS
ToR SEPTEMBER" "HOw WENT ADRU MMING,'
.PErERs RABnITHUNT." etc, etc. Also, the report Of
the LITTLE sCHOOLMAAM" on what schoolchiidron
DO a, and wha; they ought Tor lascheon Every nun
her of 81 NICHOLAS crowded with bright stories poems
and saotufef tho ntue
For sale everywhere. Price 20 cents.
sCRiHNEh & CO. New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -
Leave NewNOrk for Trenton and Philadelphia nj GO
g, 800, 1880 $780, $780, 530, IL p m aud at D. M
TfgJtOu.
Leave Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Rail
road. Third and BeiLs 1880 $780, ll:SO a. H., 1850
AL 8. $50. ~ .. N. - - 80 .
l2.lJ, 2.l0. s:5j, sos y. IN
Pullman Drawing Cars attached 10 the $50 A. M
l:SO IU d. m trains from SewYork to tie 1So. $50
D. trains FROM Philadelphia ana Sleeping Cais to ihe
l. midnight trains from both Newl cK ana Phade
phiI
81 NDAY TRAISs-Leave New-Yoik and Philadelphia at
$50 5:3J ~ Leave Trenton AT lO2O a. NJ, ,;lO
Tickets Tor foot iberyst, Nos 529 and -
Broadway the principal hOie all Offices oi lie Ere hl
way in Sew.YorS and Brookyn and at No; Co,iIts',
cnCcksd from reside 10 Destination
II. y. BALDWIN Cen Pass Ageui.
EOR HUDSON and COXSACKIE.--SteaIne
leave Pier 3d. ~ IT, foot Of FrEnkin st. daily az oeoek
b. M cOnueCtlng Hudson with early train Tor Chatham,
ittsheld, North Adams aud intermediate stations
EIOR Mt DESERT
4 Trans EOssOE, Boston & MAI @ X. r., at Sa5
IN 1908 Eastern az 1880 r80 A.
anc 2 80 ard H. in Portland. connecting with
Irwisto leaving Portland TUESDAY aud Friday eyeDings, al
O'Clock Desert. Sfaerosus secured OF j. ". cli-
arison. M. ia Mashingtoast, Bostoa and ~
l.. CUSHING, GEO. L. DAY,
Assn Manager General Ticket AtshI
faFI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
y ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,

IL VIA NEWJER-EY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Commencing June IA. 1877. Steamers leave NewfOrk.
D. aofIh kvrr foot Eectorst, connecting at sandy
Hook with trains Tor
Lang Branch 70 $780, 1O4O IN. S;iJ, 3, sl5 y. M.
phlaGelphia aud Toms lNvcT 62 30 aud S:l3
Sdo Park. Bafncgat aud Beach Haven G:2O M ana
345 y. m.
ocean Grove n.3O .. IA ANA 3.i5 pm
Ninelan rlyrtOil Atlantic '1tl and Caps May, $50
Sans lys TOT long Branch, $50 4 NJ
". - hNLDIN. General Managcr.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
yUstrnltlcN.

U,0orfs ns arrat Deaurs nat icc hfak ~ q pFe
opoii- gns foa orr afssFisssnfs N 1hf ihii NJ us
,,.s.t .t4Us are PtetNf ~ -. 49,
srnoo 6frsTfssg ssciaHy-lisr ALofLo iLA0~ D'"'''
cc..N ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

RONDOUT and Misunderstanding at New
~ bIsh poasalsepsie hishana f.ls Sw.ss r"in Corn
Dal q. H., steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL. sHd JANE w
BAi.DWlN iron Psr foot springst. n. T.. daily AT p
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
SCRIBNER & Co, Ncw-York.
rVHE GALAXY for SEPTEMBER
NOW READY.

CONTINlR
HAS THE DAY OF GREAT NANIFS PASSED. by
7soac Newton. PHILOSOPHY; By Eia whgeler ihEl
CASTRO A ned after Death ~ X DaNcy
THE TIMPEEASCE QUESTION Dy Alber: Rho1ss
ITcIA BERTONELLL By Eiwln Eris AFfER TltE
FArT. NV : N -ualdng' VENICE BY = G. Young.
LIS CIIAT MENrs. From Victor Huge BY Lucy IL. IL
Ucoper THREE EXCURSIONS. by Henry !amee, II
MIS- MIsANTHROPE. by Justin Mecsrthy YOUR
PEARLS. By p. B. Russell AAhklCANisMs i3 ry
H j. &. TaE AMERICAN ARMY 81 = Whittsker
TlIT MUNICIPAL DEBT DF THE UNITED STATES.
a. Rohrrt T. Porter DRIFrWOOD. BY Phiap QuiliOet.
srIENTIFIC MISCELLANY. CURRENT LlIhRA-
SHELDON & COMPANY.
MuTrayst, n. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
-, = aunsDN' General pas.rncrr Agent
yT,O THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. LAKE

1 MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEC and sAGU UENAY
RIyER THROCGH 10 THE MOUNTAINS by DAY
iIGhT-on and after July 10, through cars VIII Laws Laws
Grand Central Depot New York. New taVc1 ant haft
nj RI H. az s:O5 a. m for the White Mountains 0ittleion
Fayan House rawfoid House) also or Newbury springs
81 iohnsbrv Vermont; Newport Vermont Lake Nemphte-
magoc reaching all these points same evening ad QnsDec
ea y next morning for for Saeueay lyer
and trims Provinces For further iniorn2n
ard iiokcts apply at ticket oices " " H. and IL X II
Grand Central elof LEV Passenger gent Passumpnc
r. r. 27i broadway. Central Vermont T. x. oAev Az
prn.t .tror
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. 1.
Of CoTandt and DcsDIoAts STA.
30 D. M Might Expires daily for Easion. iiethicnem Al
Chunk Whk c-hsrte Ptt-ton, Sayre Elnira
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara falls and tho
Mesi. Palm sleeping coaches attached
fOBr. II. sANhE Supt. and Kng'r.
oeueai Eastern oee corner Of cures aud ce.noi .is
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
DROOKTYN and JERSEY CTVY.-The boats

ID of the BROOKLYN ANNEX are now making the
all the through trains
on tilr fcnIsyvsnia Railroad. Day Boats aud
Peoples Albany the Mary Powell tac Boston. Proy
Aand NtOIiugtOn boats. Depot at JEWELLS WHARF
iOnf fufOn BIOoKlyu
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
York foo; OF Deshroasss and C0rtlanht


$50 a. ~ for Washington and the West Richmond Charles
the south, making close connections for CounbGS
Chicago dc.
Loo p ~ fo Washington aud the West, and for Richmond
and lie GOfd0nsve. Pullman cars from NON iors
10 Baltimore Washington making close connections for
irtfsburg. Cincinnati, Louisville and 81: Logis
$40 2. Washington. Through Pullman cars from
Philadelphia tO New Orleans. -
daily, Washington the Sonth, and West. Pun
ma sieepcrs from Ia Baltimore AMI Washington.
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
ST Louls Pittsburgh south and Southwest Connects AT
Washington With trAas LyEchbus Forida NewOreanc
For Though tickets please call at Companys Office 35
ay NeWIork, ard at ticket Offices TOO O Cortandt
and IjesIrosses ts. and depot, Jersey City.
AK For TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
-AS'N 'N'E
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1nGirnfIlcr.

". beiiere THE TRrBJNE 70 L ne beet medium or tsong o.
e9eJs lr9re n posDf ant defr1 ~ ctntnN ~ ase
oostfiaas-A A. 4. CowLEs Eb1Uo, a. - fcneN co1sst'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
THE NEW WATERING PLACE.

- III NTIN " 4 TIkINU
a. MANHATTAN BEACH COMFY ISLAND.
IMMENSE SUCCESS-GREAI CROWDS.
baing beach, and scashore Hotel In Amcrica1wo
miles and half of rolling surf in one stretch belonging
The Manhattan Railway Company.
GRAFULLA'S CELEBRATED SEVENTH REGlMENr
BAND (2j I1cccs) give GRAND FREE CONCERTS of tho
choicest music EVERY AFiEkkOON and EVENING.
Strictly Sacred Concerts on sundays
D. II. HANEIN leaves 22d-St. y. r.,
al a. ID.
10 y. ~, W, 2, T. 6 y IN. ~
steamer NORMA leaves 22dst n r.. 10 80 a. H. 1910,
4:iO GAO Per l. ~ r. (BatierJ) II NJ, ., .,
Z y.
tONNhCTING at BAY RIDGE With for the Beach.
Close cornecii ia at Bay Ridge, going ard coming
TINE FROM PIERS ! aud to Bay Ridge, 20 minutes
fiOm Bay Ridge 10 Beach, % minutes.
FARE ROUND TRIP. 80 CENTS.
This fs the QUICKEST MOST PLEASANT ROUTE from
NEW-YORK to the SEA SHORE.
BROOKLYN To MANHATTAN BEACH.-Trains leave
Faf New cfk at $50 7iO 0O5 1913 1i;i5 m; l2:35,
I:JO. 2:l4 8.52. i:57 Gl5, 1:lj, $50 y.
EXCLUSION TRIP, 40 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20
OENTRAL RALROAD OF NEW .JERSEY

n IN hAI VT
" Ferry station IN New.i ork, foot Of Liberty.st
CotnmencinL May 2l, l677-1rains lrsve IS follows;
63J a. I1.-Fcr Pennington, Eason, Beyiders, Maues
Chunk Talnsquz NikesOarre, EIniTa, &c
s:45 a. m For High Bridge Branch Easton. HsTrsbufg
Mauch Chunk. TamaGga. WikesbaIrc, Wliamoport, &C.
lO.lJ A. ~ $50 m-For SCmerville ara Remington
n. m-For Pennington Easion, hauch Chunk, wilkes
barre, Tamaqua Hazelon. Reading Pottsye Harrisburg
d. In-FOr High Bridge Branch, Easton, Belyldere and
C9tasauqua.
S3j m-Fcr EasOn.
For trains 10 local points timetable at stations
STNDAY TRAlNs-Leave at $3.50 a. ln, IL p. m. for
Bound Brook intermediate points and at ooOp H. tor
Ea ton Reading. and HaIrisburg.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ for PERTH Amboy, Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove &c. at D. 1.45 D. ll.45 iA5, At
33O u. m Express for Long Branch. Ocean Grove &c.
EXPKI;SS TRAIN TINE between New-fofk and Long
Branch, ONE HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTES.
PULLMAN PARIOR CARS ale attached 20 trains leaving
New York at $3.50 and 1 D. IN. .
REDUCED RATES FOR THE SEASON
Stages connect Station to aud fum kEfPORf
and at squan and frOIn POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1877-08-20

WAY Trains as per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale "a
2s2 56 and 4l3 Br0aW aud 81 Nesto1f Express tos
offices No Park place 1Sj aad 942 Broadway, AeH-Nrks
and 1888 WasaingtDn-st. Brooklyn.
1 - a r GHnfr. PassenCer AgenL
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08

Prof. Bell made some very success
full experiments with the telephone Al
Lyceum Hall, Salem, on Monday
night, in the presence Of 500 auditors
He had effected communication BY
wire with his workshop in Boston.
His associate, Mr. Watson, brought an
organ into use at the Boston end and
Should Aud Acquaintance" and
"Yanked Doodle" we're heard and
heartily applavded in Lyceum Hall
Then speech was called for, and the
Salem people heard Mr.. Watson say
he was glad Of the privilege of addr, IS
ing them, although he was 18 miles
away. A song was sung, and the ap.
plause that could be heard coming over
the wire to Boston showed that it had
been recognized and appreciated in
Salem. Indeed, the signs of approval
were SO clearly heard here that Mr..
Watson asked if any demonstration
other than the clapping of hands had
been made. The answer was that
nothing else had been done. Then
"Hold the Fort" was sung by Mr..
Fletcher, snd a series Of questions pro.
pounded III Salem. Information was
sought as to the condition of affairs on
the Boston and Maine Railroad, and
the Weather, a number of we'll known
Salem gentleman taking part in this
desultory observation-disclosures.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08

Loss from receiving Counterfeit
Money need never beincurred. All hand
ling bank notes have only to keep 1t band
for consultation PsTERso1's CouxrxRrzl.
DErEcroR, = semi-monthly publication
containing description Of all counterfeit
notes as soon ~ they appear. Every num-
Der Of the DIRECTOR contains like wise
lists Of all the National and State banks in
the country, financial news and items,
price current, reviews Of the money and
stock markets, 10, and 10, in short, . very
valuable publication, and no business man
In the country should b without IL The
rate Of subscription Tor the Monthly issue
b only el.50 year; semi-monthly, $500
. year. Subscriptions may commence
with any month, and arc payable in ad-
vance. A canvasser could get up list Of
subscribers for Il in this neighborhood.
Address T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phil
sdelphia, Pa, for specimen copy.
~ there d great furore now about Old
Coins. We would advise al to get copy Of
PErERsox's Corr Book, containing perfect
fac-simile Impressions Of the coins Of the
World It will Be sent BY mail, postage
paid. on receipt Of el-by T. B. Peterson
i Brothers. Philidelphia. Pa.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08
Village Bylaws.

The Council Of the Village Of Redwood
Falls do enact the following additional Sec.
tons Of the bylaws:
SEC. 15-No license granted shall be Is.
signable, or transferable. nor shall any per.
son be authorized to do business, OF act
under such license, but the person
or persons to whom il is granted no,
shall any license authorize any person q,
persons to act under it at more than one
place at the same time. All licenses grant
ed shall be subject to all ordinances in re.
lation to such licenses in force at the time
Of the issue Of such license, or which may
be subsequently, passed and ordained by
the Village Council in relation thereto.
SIC. 16.-There shall be appointed by
the Council at there second regular meet
ing after the annual election for VILLAGE
officers or. ct some succeeding meeting one
or more Fire Wardens for said Village.
who shall file his exceptance with the VIII
lage Recorder within ten days, and shall
serve one year unless sooner removed BY
the Council. and shall perform such
duties as shall be required by the
ordinances of said Village, and shall re-
ceive such compensation as the Village
Council by Resolution may provide.
Sec. 1.-THE three Trustees shall con-
stitute Board of Health, and they shall
elect one Of their number to serve as Chair
man of said Board Of Health. They shall
hold Office for and during the year
for which they were
elected, and they shall make dilligent in
quiry with respect. to all matters affecting
the health Of the Village, and shall per-
form such duties as shall be required of
them BY the ordinances of the Village.
Enacted. passed and ordered published,
this Sixth day Of March, A. D., 1877.
FRED. V. HorcHKIss,
Attest, President.
w. A. SwIsHER,
Recorder.
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Values Of Cattle Foods.

There is an enormous difference in
the values Of the cattle foods used in
this country, both for fatteuing, and
for labor sustents ton. This difference
is mainly due to the varying amounts
of water aud heterogeneous substances
they contain. Take the difference in
the manurial value, for illustration.
between two kinds Of oilproducing
seeds, linseed aud cotton seed, after
the expression Of the oil. The worth
of the manure from a ton of linseed
cake is about Sit so in the New En-
gland markets that from a ton Of cot.
ten seed cake is worth nearly $24.0O
This value lie based upon its use when
fed to fattening animals. If fed to
working oxen and mich COWS, it fall,
to about half this value The amour,
of labor and milk obtained will be IT,
proportion to the relative manurial
value Of the experiment. All food
that hold large amoupt Of water,
like roots, potatoes, apples, ETC., hav.
comparatively small value as fatteu.
ing or working foods. The percentage
of heterogeneous and phosphate eubstan.
ces is 80 small that large quantities
must be consumed to produce desirable
results. The percentage Of water in
several Of our most ordinary foods is
a. follows -
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=.
THE WESTERN RURAK

With the new management Of TIN
WESTERN RURAL comes marked in .
provements in that sterling Farm and
Family Weekly. Il has added . Crop
and Weather Bureau 20 systematic q
to include every important county in
the Northwest, from Ohio to the
Rocky Mountains, and surpasses the
reports made BY the Agricultural De-
partment At Washington, inasmuch as
they are presented fresh to the farmers
in . condensed form each week. TIE
WESTERN RURAL also has CONNER
cial and Market reports unsurpassed
BY any paper in the country, and i the
champion Of cheap transportation and
equal justice to al classes. Combin-
ing its practical information on Rural
Ahairs, with its entertaining and in
structivs literary departments, make
It The most complete Farm and Family
nSkspaper sxtant The price i q. 90
per year. Len 70 clubs, Address TAI
WSsrERH RURAL, Chicago, III.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08

A lady writing to The New Yofk
Times says. without giving any rec.-
pes for making soap, l wish to tell I'll
the hard working farmers wives how
much labor they may save BY not using
such vast quantities of this article.
For nearly Eve years I have used soap
only for washing clothes. In al that
time have not used one pound Of soap
for wishing dishes and othe. kitchen
purposes. Ny family has ranged from
three to twenty-five. I have used els.
tern water, lime stone water. a hard
- possible, and hard water composed Of
other ingredients besides lime, and l
dad with oil these my plan works
equally we'll. Il il this. Have your
water quite hot and add very little
milk to it. This softsns the water. eives
the dishes tine gloss, and preserves
tho hands; it removes the grease, even
from beef and yet no grease i found
aoating % the water, q when soap i
ussd. The stone vessels I always ct
o The stove with . little water ID then
When TIE vistaals ars taken from them:
thas they are hot when I On ready %
wash then, aad the grease = eoeily1 =.
moved. I fad that ~ tinwars kseps
bright longer whsl CLEANED d tkie
WY than b ssiss soap q by ssssriss.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from active
practice. having had placed in his hands
BY an Bast India Missionary the formula
OF . simple Vegetable Remedy. for the
speedy and permanent Cure Of Consump-
ton. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, also Posi-
tive and Radical Cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints after having
thoroughly tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of eases, feels Il his
duty to make Il known to his suffering Eel
lows. Actuated BY this motive, and .
conscientious desire to relieve humsi suf-
fering, he will send tfree Of charged to all
who desire it, this recipe, with full direc-
lions for preparing and successfully using.
Sent by return mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper.
DR.. w. c. STEVENS,
26 Monroe Block. Syracuse. N. Y.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08

Consumption, that scourge Of humanity,
10 the great dread Of the human family. IN
ill civilized countries.
I feel confident that am in possession Of
the only sure, infallible Remedy-now
known 70 the professionalism the positive
and speedy cure Of that dread disease, and
its uuwelcome concomitants. viz. Catarrh,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility,
TO-, 10. Twenty-sight years experience,
- busy practitioner, In the best Consump-
tian Hospitals Of the Old and New World,
has taught mo the value Of the Medicine in
the cure Of al Throat and Lung COM
plants.
Those suffering with consumption or any
Of the above maladies, BY addressing me,
giving symptoms, they shall b put In pos
seesion Of this great boon, without charge,
and shall have the bsnelt Of my expert
ence n Thousands Of eases successfully
treated. FUN directions for preparations
and use, and Ill neocessasy advioe and In
atructions for suooeesful treatment q your
own home, win be received By You b 10.
turn mail, ire q charge, By addrsosing.
Dr.. JOHN B. BURNETT
105 J1vv11DoU 0xn111,
Loulsvills. ~.
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Tax judgment Sale.

Pursuant to real estate tax judgment Of
the District Court in the County Of Red.
wood State Of Minnesota, entered the ffth
day Of FEBRUARY 1877 in proceedings for en-.
forcing payment Of taxes upon real estate
in the County Of Redwood remaining de-
linquent on the first day of December 1876,
and Of the statutes in such case made and
provided, shall on the tenth day Of March
1877 At ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the
County Auditors Office in the Village Of
Redwood Falls, and County of Redwood,
sell the lands which are charged with tax
es in said judgment, and on which such
taxes shall not have previously been paid.
Dated At Redwood Falls Minn., February
9Th, 1877.
IN VAN ScRAAcx.
County Auditor,
County Of Redwood.
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County Auditors Once,
Redwood Falls Mimi.

County Auditors Once,
Redwood Falls MINI.
Reb. 18th 1877.
Board met pursuant to appointment,
present. Commissioners King, Little, Kel.
Ter and Schandera.
The Committee appointed At the pre-.
ceeding meeting Of the Board to (condi-
tionally) place in Escrow the Bonds voted
by the County in aid Of the Minnesota VAL
ley Railway Company, having. returned
the same, It was ordered that the County
Auditor and Clerk count and examine the
bonds 20 returned. Upon being found and
reported correct, on motion il was voted
that the same be burned. The bonds were
burned accordingly. The Board then,
with the County Auditor, proceeded to ex-
anime applications aled-for sect grain
under recent act Of Legislature appropria-
ting = certain sum for purchasing seed
grain for sufferers from 0rasshoppers rava.
ges.
On motion the Penelty and interest on
the Real property Tax of. schmahl-was
abated-.
Feb. %. Board met pursuant to ad-
journment, Present Commissioners King,
Little, Keller and Schanders.
Statement Of Benjamin johnson asking
4 reduction on the assessment of his Real
property voted that his assessment be low.
cred One Hundred dollars.
Additional application for seed grain
were then examined.
On motion the following bills were al.
lowed.
Redwood Gazette pub min. Of Board &C. $la7s
Henry Hillman. conveying election Returns. $40
s. Averill, saving wood for Court House. 100
John Jsssup. aour for poor, 500
W. B. Herriott pub Del. Tax List. $50
D. o. King, services on Com. for Deposit-
ing Bonds, 1000
oaRcial services, zoo
IN. Little, Ser. on Com. for Depositing Bonds
and Onice Services, A20
n. Keller, Once Services, 1000
F. Schandera, +" l7.6O
Bill Of Dr.. r. W. Hoyt for Services rendered. ex.
amining insane person, WAS considered and ordered
laid over.uutil the next meeting Of the Boafd. No
further business appearing on motion Board id.
journed.
D. o. King.
Attest Cha. BID. ofCo CON.
LIN. Van Setback.
Co. Auditor.
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A FREE CURE.

FOR CONSUMPTION, bronchitis,
.sthama, catarrh, throat and and lang
diseases. Also a sure relief and per-
manent cure for general debility, dys-
pepsia and all nervous affections by a
simple vegetable medicine, which
cured a venerable missionary Physi-
clan who was long . resident Of Syria
and the East, and who has freely Civ
en- this valuable specific to thousands
of kindred sufferers with the greatest
possible benefits, and he now feels it
his sacred christian duty to impart to
others this wonderful invigorating
remedy, and will send FREE the or
ignal recipe complete. with full direc
lions, to any person enclosing stamps
for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
GRIHLY BLOCK,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
(P. o. Boz, ICY
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08

Louis J. Jennings. the London cor
respondent Of the New York World
writes that the cotton trade is passing
from England, not temporarily, but
permanently, and no one who is en-
gagged in it yet realizes the fact Nov
wherever a peice Of English cotton can
enter q market another piece of Amer.
lean cotton il to be seen side by sid,
with it,-always as good, sometimes
better, in quality, and loper in price.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08

A correspondent estimates the Pop.
ulation Of the different towns in the
Black Hills a. follows: Deadwood, 2,
500; Gavvill, 1000; South Bend,
500: Washington City, ESQ; Lead
City, ESQ; Golden Gate, 300: False
Bottom, 200; Montana City, 200;
Crook City, 400; Spear6sb, 200;
Custer City, 500; Ell Dorado, 100
Rapid City, $50; total, $3.50. From
Trustworthy sources it is estimated
that IN emigration Of At least 30 900
persons will take place the coming
season.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08

Report has it that river Of genu
Inc ink has been discovered in Alger
ia. It is formed by the union Of tw,
streams. one coming from . region O
fer.uginous soil, the other draining ,
peat swamp. The water of the forme,
,mpregnated with iron, that Of the lat
ter with gallie acid. When the tw,
waters mingle, the acid Of the on,
unites with the iron Of the other
forming . true ink.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-03-08

Among the many blessings fos which We,
- community, have especial occasion to
Be thankful. is immunity from the opera.
lions Of confidence men, horse thieves and
sneak thieves. Every week some Of our
exchanges contain accounts Of that class Of
depredations. The confidence games are,
usually, practiced on the farmers and those
who are engaged in the business display .
segacity that would, if backed by integrity,
make them successful in any honest oocu.
patton.