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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06

Closing Prices Of DEHAvEs & TOWN.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia /,
Jan: 4th, 1877, I'M -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06

Daniel sohreiner, II years .ald died last
week from hydrOphOOia, in PhiIA elphiS. from
the eAeets OF bite received nino weeks ago.
me oog speeles Of terrier, which ut the bow
0lte eauleI q ahd the wound pOUltioed short
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06

WANTED, everybody TO know. that 81 % cAsh
HON ADVOCATE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06

The total number Of deaths IN the city OF
Recalling during On" past year 10 ,001, an In.
crease OF 2S9 as compared with the preceding
wear.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06
The Coal Trads,

The Coal TradeI -
The, ,ibllowing table shows the quantity OF Goa,
hhippea over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the
week ending Dec. 30, 1876, and for the wear %
c0nipared with the same title last year ..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06

D. y. KunkkL's BTrrER WINE OF IRON IL 4
sure euro for this diseas6 IL has been presorlh-
cd daily for tdAny y6are In the practice OF omi.
nent physicians with Unparalleled success.
symptoms are loss of appetite wind and rising
sleeplessness and low spirits. Get the genuine.
Not sold in bulk. pnly Ia q bottles. sold BY ali
WINE OF HON, All ask is a trial OF the vain.
able medicine. tnal will convince you a
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-06
Special Notices.
E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

The great success and delight Of the people.
In fact nothing OF the Kind has ever Been ofor.
cd to the American people which has SO Quick.
ly found Its way into their gOoii favor ana near.
" approval ab n. r. kUNKRE's BITTER WINE OF
IRON. ~ does all II PROPOSES. aud thus gives
universal satisfaction. Il Is guarenteed 70 euro
tho worst case Of uyspep-ia Or indigeutldn, KID.
ney or nyers disease weakness, nervousness,
the genuine. Only sold in q DOtplea. Depot
and ONCE 969 North Ninth ST Philsdelphia
Ask iot Kunkels, and take hO Other: Sdid by
, 1877-02-18
HUMOR,

Oh in the stilly night-The k-defaulter.-
philadelphia Bulletin.
All men arc not homeless, but some men arc
home less than others.
DR.. Schlemann, while digging around Aga
metnnon's palace, didn't come across any OF
Htlen's babies.
Ayonthful Granger, about to be chastiscd by
his father the other day. called for his grand
father to protect him from the middleman.
II any one suddenly cries ''stop thiefE' in the
streets Of Sacramento, men look around and
grab the first man who wears standing collar.
When Quaker sends challenge to fight a
duel be says. :: II thou wilt eat rwelye unrip
apples before breakfast, I will do the sanlc, and
we shall see who survives"
An amiable citizen OF Burlington called to see
another who was dangerously ii. Attracted bY
= festive pair Of boots In the room Of the in
, 1877-02-18

IF WAITER ASpEKsoX. cAEPESTER. son
Cam who resided 1 il KoeSfo.a 1 trsm lsts e ~:
u, w ans a,z Wth SsIE
advantage. February, 1877:
TSF0RMAT1oS WANTED OF MARY E. Hull
Aay y.Sss5
At ME
Tribune office. .
DERsoSAL-slo REWARD. AND 20 QUESTIONS
l. nskcd. for The return to IFS south WateF'st. OF
the overcoat taken from Church on Psrkav Thursday
evening. -----
DERsoNAL--A YOUNG MAN or MEANS DE-
L s!res 10 form thr acquaintance Of an attractive
s%y oad 1ssa Saa9s ssS
DERsoNAL M1DDLE-AGED MAN WOULD
/ like the acquaintance of young lady Or widow;
object. amusement and social company. AddfeR 90
Tribune office.
DERsoSAL-BESE: ADDRESS Il 20. TRIBUNE
DEEsoSAL-A WIDOW, AGED Is. WOULD LIRE
l TO make the acquaintance OF gentleman OF mGana
assist her In business Address a. Tribune office.
l)ERsoEAL-A YOUNG ENERGETIC WIDOW
tions Would like 70 make sca"anancs Of gentle
man Of means who would be willing to assist her in
isins ;i Addrcss s rs s. Gsf T1bane 10 OH oice = e a. ~
I)ERs OS Ala YOUNG WIDOW, INTELLIGENT,
l refined aud rather prcPossessnG IN appearance,
dssss sa'ah q e fqns T1buas ose
pEKsoNAL-REEcHEK's LECTVRE MONDAY.
oce s1a sse s oee will the
1)EEsoSAL-JoHS R.. PLEASE coMMUN1cATE
your friends OF partner and will stand BY YOU
1,ERsoSAL-A GESTLEsiAN OF 20 WOULD cor
Tribune office. -
, 1877-02-18

Y,o1i1 tho triad than m Than f4rninr Tn
the sick man with much sympathy, ne re-
marked, 1t 'Subposing the worst should happen,
Ill take these boots.''
p,,, a-.. .h.+ ,,e+ ,oys
oIuo pfo1notes sto"t anu ln1e muat W. -" i;st
oeen the reason why old btueoea1o' "Ae l,'s
aacreased SO fast; but thc mastef ca"o ~
ne4o ~ 1east;.oos'on 1fo"Se7*p'
Is IT foolishness for a man to Try 10 mase ~
game OF ooardlng-house cn'cken py !ooEln5 a. ~
It, unoer the impression that steaoy yM ga1o u
the human ere will make any amman quau'
An Iowa journal sneaks OF q man having been
lyuched ssfur burning the barn and contents OF
lis son-in-law.n Any man who will burn the
contents of his son-in-law ought to be 1ynched.
One of our Virginia exchanges tell US Of an
aged coIored woman in that vicinity "who has
heen making bread for one family for the last
fiftv rears.,7 Three cheers for the s'Old Dough-
mf1ion !,,-IUusfrafed Htekly.
uc..s ,,.x no,,e11v, hear your
ooa n,o9n'nS, S,, DoA t. !. boo or n pirl =,
aauener nus ;ts. oay yese1f 30 asdoesnt vet know
for he tic Of me tt I'm grandfather or d
grandmother, bedad. d."-London FMn.
t,,.4 ao,ro~. and varc+ahtes are d.
y a ~ - ia also frmc stranre as
;. Y1ueu iaso seAesi ~ ano ,hav have ianr1ure OF
my 1na, -o1, Rovs i,eard If lack and
t1.elt .1 p,. o"s,. ali. Ina,Er f,o,.t;t,tinu
tne ocan TAN" 61""+''
An uptown man had occasion to correct MS
daughter, aged !. recently. Aler u was Vset
and she bud sa awhile. 5he Went 70 aer motHcf
, 1877-02-18


n1ETNER WANTED-BT AN Est nKf
with '$la ogo to 10000. Communications s1Eehs e"a
Ndrnriaf 4 II. Tribune office. .--.
, 1877-02-18
To EXCHANGE.


~o---:l,s TO Exc1aANt:E: .lct,11atl,ssl;
uss.1 cisE e or
chieass n! ssssas iasSm6rsncs Or pay
f Gxc1seE1sso o1Np oo 70 ~ SiS HOUSE sD lot
disc Of any Kind that can " moved u, Ifloane I
xgd kEM Rask ia1 o9sE eqs
@ s. zee for Rsints and oils or groceries, Adafess 10
mpnnsxcr-wa ,'g1 .nc, - 7F7, : voi7 EXCHANGE FOR
4 1bnnay 5f5stly ocs sc4s crayon poFtra'tsf Address
nxcnASeE~oR. r, CHAN @ iREy7-coNFokTAbIE FUR:
Hshsd homes ars5eia:s rar1es leaving city, 4
FxCHAYGE-C1TY PROPERTY; AGKICULTUKAL
Tth 9u mIle anu aGfsS s. Koom IS Exchange
Bniiding. E '"''~7' 10'4'-'t'''''
ExcnAyGE-Two IoTs on vERSoSs,!A,vo;, &, SEhE SiiAls
1ass IN lie city. Tor a western lands Address ls
Issoune ounce, - 5Fsf6FVcFs
m nk9a Gel rsned
fs9a = 70! s5SK
On vest Jackson want md
for 4s ,a Effa a9 tSr fS @
gi;reeia,s, MOUSE At GENEVA
three lois, aud VII irroved ga atey owned lead
Psss seay s iss s;s S +
eSny nj ea %
eaouns Asares, j. = button Ss9f11 ka5s F5n S5,
ehsss la2 ASH =
stok Of ccods G. " CooPEi: { CO.. is7 Lasae.st.
For ExcMANGE-TnE IoLLow,,XXGa :, XarIss1;t MEhh5n a,:
50 sour: s:o'ep ,A''ns ~ 'A' D''' r@4' -
11sa 1aen ae sosG11 goa buildings
sa 1sat proe
Ely in Springfield @ i' o. ID S$TaSisd i.
, 1877-02-18


no EN- NCsaAass.I- us1e..~o~.-~~~~~~>~
1;opTrTE FOR LIVE MAN
TO A. q, a. eoo u tie q the stock
:ssssS: ss:
With the POPULARITY 5a
otns On IL nTesents beitcr analysis
81? Sf4 s: st stoss i;
hss soa fr IN cash and per cent nocs whisn ~
dqaT + t. eaeva fnes nak:, VT, W
;1so AuG3er rxc1ASGE-A GOOD FRAME pwEL5!SSo s.
sS a5ek T. 81 eR Mssi ~
7I,o EXCHANGE CHOICE REAL ,.xd EsrATE sa.s, T.
l. clea dry goods b91s a1d & s3s ys aooG ade
a. ea!fs d nirty III essh. bal
ance u isna:: Aoeress ~ i1.o11s 1:T; Fo;
aae n eSasss' oaiss. ea''''ss'' u ~-- ''ss's..
far
EDMUND g. STILES, % Madtson.st: z=z=z.77z7z,,5,
e4ocertes 1ed ne~ Aaarcss O. sa Il. Tribune oice
s,,o rvcu,xGr-n, LARGE EQUITY IN ONE on
/ TWO houses and lots wabash ~: near Sixteenth
ETY. Fl q
rens ~ soo Per aof fEKiN TEA coGPAS
sc s!ats:s5; 80 M 7Ro777 77077sF 77o
test i sot!sss ieSseS & sfeSssia PSsi
~ 49,: 14o13 - cTo7cF HSiScUNBERED
Sfo6ersy n ety eek
similar 'pFpe property Il Chicago GRANGER SMITH, ia
haS-;is;7s :; 49, ,:cf1 NICE FRif7T FARM ACROSS
l The Lake tor city property a b. Room H. Is
s e!s5f.t; s. zaz7 F7,0F i7077zF Am LARGE
ss5is: s. TisSSSs SSsa
nflck resloeuee vi sooalu .,.ue- t1 . ~
, 1877-02-18


TOE sALE-Fl1TTRE$t COMPLETE ~ ~
So East ltandolph.st- w. AoRDt IL
, 1877-02-18

A-ATTEyTIOS:-WE HAVE JUST HEMm
II a-fine btock Of Chickerlng UrBIGHr Ptxaos II
talntng the very latest improvements. Thety 81
1nish, and durability render them exceeding deaas
We have also splendid assortment Of chth-s,
EQuARE Pianos the best tn the world Received j.
drst gold medal nt London, Paris. and PHILADELPHIA
more pianos from which to make selection TIN IN
1rm In Chicago. Seeing il believing
Prices in accordance With the tlnea, Nootkb /,
quarterly payments allowed.
REEDS TEMPLE OF HUs1r
o. T3a Dssn-x
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06

ATTEMPTED STAGE RoBBERY-The fol-
lowing account of a daring attempt at
highway robbery was telegraphed
from Deadwood to the Laramie Sentl-
mel:
A bold attempt to rob the Cheyenne
and Black Hills stage, bound north,
was made near here on the evening of
March 25th. The coach was coming
down Whitcwood canyon, about two
and half miles from Deadwood, when
fine masked men, walking along the
road before the stage, suddenly wheel
ed, ordered the driver to stop, and In
stantly commenced firing on it. At
the first fire, Johnny Slaughter, the
driver, was killed, and Walter lice, of
Deadwood, slightly wounded in the
hand and arm. The horses started
suddenly, throwing the driver, lice and
another passenger off the coach, but
all the passengers except lice were
unhurt A party went out and found
the body of the driver, with charge
of buckshot in his breast. The rob-
bers got no booty. The Sheriff and
party of citizens are in pursuit of the
road agents. The Sheriff offers $500
reward for them, dead or alive.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06
a@soLD CHEAP FOR CASH-W

- Book. in my line, not found n my stssn
~ on order, be procured in the shortest possible
ne at eastern prices-ny facilities fer 50 doing sslne
~@sas and expediNszs. lJuns u. 1s5e@ss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06

The prime object of the Aztecs, it
may be surmised, is the pacifcation of
the northern states of Mexico and the
opening of the rich mineral and agri-
cultural resources to peaceful enter
prise and industry, which end can on
ly be accomplished by wrestling the
Territory from the anarchy SO long
maintained under the designation of
Republican Government. The pro-
gramme appears to be political organ
ization looking to a secession move
ment as early as practicable, and in.
once established, and an
nexation to the United States as the
ultimate aim of the harmonizing
scheme. The movement is thus sort
of peaceful filibustering in its present
stage of development, as appears on
the surface It is not unlikely, how
ever, that crafty and designing men
are at the bottom, and in the end the
rank and file may find that the assess
ments have gone to secure the benefit
of few who stand ready to snatch
the prospective Mexican bonanza, and
that the sacred fire" they have guard
ed with pious awe, has, after all, only
served the Insignificant purpose of
boiling the pot for these ancient grab
bers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06

IT is a genuine comfort to know
that there is at least one really rich
working editor in the United States
one that has made his money with his
own hands, and not inherited it. The
exceptionally fortunate gentleman is
Charles Anderson Dana, of the New
York Sun, who is, in all probability,
the richest literary man in America.
His income from his newspaper, Ap-
pleton's Encyclopedias, and other
books which he has edited, aggregates
$4,000 per annum. When in New
York City he sojourns at the Hoffman
House. His home is on an island
which he has named Doson's. 1t is IN
Long Island Sound, near Glen Cove.
He has several grown daughters-stu-
dents every one. Mr.. Dana goes very
little into society, belongs to no club
and is a hard worker.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06
sdahp Semi- '1eeklg Wprld


The Idaho World Printing COMPANY
HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06

To all who are suffering from the errors
end indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness. early decay, loss of manhood, &C., !
viii send 4 recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary South
America. Send > selfaddressed envelope
to the REy. JOSEPH T. INsfAN, Station u,
Bible House, New York City
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06

A PHILOSOPHERS who went to church
where the people came in late, said +
was "the fashion for nobody to go nA
everybody got there
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06

A FRENCH scientist predicts that the
human race is to be destroyed, with
all other land animals, by the gradual
submersion of the land.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06

G<END &c. to G. P. RowELL CO., New York.
- for Pamphlet Of 100 pages. containing lists OF
1900 newspapers, and estimates showing costs OF
advertising.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-06
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the delinquent tax
list Of Boise county for the year 1876 has been de-
posted with the District Attorney and If the delin-
quent taxes therein specified are not paid the coun-
ty Treasurer within ten days from the date II this
notice, action viii be commenced by said District
Attorney for the collection Of said delinquent taxes
and costs.
- Witness my hand and official seal this
(Ie 2Ith day OF December 1875
JAMES MORTALITY.
~ Auditor Boise Co., I. 7.
IDAHO CITY December %, 1876
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24
TRIUMPH.

Nature, in her luxuriance, has clothed the
hill. and the dalcs with herb and shrub. whose
occult natures merely require the earnest ap-
p~lication OF the scientific and inquiring mind
10 reveal their curative properties, for In the
vegetable world a kindly Providence has placed
healing for all nations The only specifics for
any disease Yet discovered are vegetable ia
their nature, and while quinine has been ac-
cepted a. the only remedy for one class, ia.
extract of the Buchu plant is rapidly taking
Ifs place a a sovereign remedy for other Of
those Ills which afiiict humanity. The type Of
disease 20 which II is remedial is a broad one,
and its manifestations are legion, but il NAV
be stated In general terms that all diseases 81
the urinary organs, whether caused by climate,
irregularity, or self generated, submit at once
to the operation OF its power. Helmbold'.
Buchu for all such complaints, II the result OF
long research, and Is acknow lodged superior
10 AL other ureuarafiOnA
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

BIT 4 SMITH.

We are 90 rich-my heart and T.
We snrcs can count. tho off wetry
The various incomes grand and fair.
In which We hold perpet AL share.
Our happy fortune 10 p<gun
Each morn. wbenc comes rhe sr~actosspun,
sssssering sucs GOLDEN larsess ronoA.
Earth seems II once enchanted ground.
Then al the spiepdors Of the night
Are ours. by long -estsbrscd risss: t
From silver moon and s;ar-gemmed shy,
For years on years. M heart and
Have bahsssSnh ne ~ teHss swsFT -,
That noushf Gould lessen or derroy. -
Then. too. We have the world or AcSenSS
The songs OF birds in woodland bowers:
T b summer winds ths&. soft ~ low.
Breathe secrets we delight 10 know:
And sunset clouds. and waving trees.
And T nss.nam,s,,ssssssSeYx.xs,Yu
This beauty smiling everywhere:
THIS varied wealth Of earth and sg
We freely ciAim-my hear. AND l.
Then We have riches greater stiil. p I
That all our days with slsdness I'LL
Accents that cheer and smiles that blesa.
And glapces full OF tenderness,
And gentle woIdsfrsm lips we love.
And treops a fro IS whose fSir deed prove
That God like natures still have birth
Here. Oh this sim encompassed earth.
And We have memoriesOh,h hoe deat 2
That groE more precious year by year. -
Memories " loved ones eest awsy I
Whose tonAer teAehiap With ussssy
And givsus daily stsonUth 10 bear
The Ills and burdso1 II mnst share. -
As misers hoard - hide their sold, z.
So We In secret count sndf.Id 3
These sacI 60 treasures softly by
For our sole use-my heart and
Yet, though so rieh-my heart and l.
we're poor On words 10 testify 3
ouI thank 70 that oenignaut P0scs
Who grants ns such . glosioas lows1.
All. yes, all words are poor and weak
Our grateful. reverent love 10 speak;
But IS the loveiiest nose that blooms
Gives what II has-iis soft perfumes
To the lone wild before ~ DIES.
Though none lie near to drink Its signs;
And. rs the malIest Woodland bird
Is by . holy I'm pulse stirred q
To send its song Of rapture round.
Though never mortal hear the sound.
So we-my hesrt ADD La they
The laws of beng stiH otey: h~
And though our Effort may be vain.
Though none psy heed our humble strain.
We yet must sing. and. singing. try
To speak our glsdneEs ere we die.
Home Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24
NERVES THAT

Heads that ache, stomachs that infict dyspep-
tic torments, muscles and joints racked with
the rheumatism, are infallibly restored to
health by the celebrated elixir, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, q medicine prescribed by
physicians, possessing infinite purity: and
which nj one takes in vain Who is afflicted
with any Of the numerous compiaipts to (which
Il is. adapted. II frequently happens thak so
called remedies faD to produce permanent
effect. This il because they are merely palli-
atives, and therefore do not remove the cause
Of the maladies, whose symphonic they after Q
case with opiates and sedative drugs II IL
not 90, however, with Hostetter's BftteEs,
which are Q searching specific that conquer
the disease 81 wen Is banishes its fndiciA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

~ To preserve. .snamaI marter o. any FIND
after death. ARTIFICIAL meArs mpSt BE employed
Thus, TO keep ana utilize the skins OF cattle, they
are tanned and curried. various WoAns being eE
pIoyed In the proeese suDtii leather" IL tie re-
Sult TO fnrfhes vreserve this product It u
Necessary To make octAsional applications OF
prepsrspons similar tn thoes used BY curriers'
The bot known compOuDd OF THIS sort n Cncie
Sam'k Harness O1l. which renders leather soff a0t
yliabIe. And enectualiy closes the RQres agaiusi
the entrauce Of dampness, otsS An6yhe nUn@
GU OthGf oekeferious Influences which tend x
hasten the decGy OF leather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

Government began in tyranny. and
force began in the feudalism Of the
soldier and bigotry of the priest; and
the ideas of justice and humanity have
been fighting their way. like = thunder.
storm. aeaiast then rganized selnshness
Of human hatnreLwenden PhiuiR
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

SOME OF THE GREATEST RASCALI-
TIES Of the world are achieved by the use Of
impure and poisonous materials in articles ef
current use. II has been the noble aim of the
manufacturer Of DoOLKY's YEAST POWDER
10 make an absolutely pure article, which
hould be a boon To every household. Little
more than half the usual quantity, and makes
the most delicious bread and pastry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

Look outfor the Pine Tree in our next week.
issue. DIR. Crooks Wine Of Tar was never
known TO fail in relieving Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption and al etA1r diseases Of throat and
lungs. The statements which viii appear In
the Pine Tree advertisement next week, al
though startling, are literally true, and q trial
OF DIR. Crooks Wine Of Tar will convince those
who use ii. Try one BOTTLE
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

u STOP That TERRIBLE CousH.-EveYy eas
Of consumption commences with . cough. occa-
.ionsd ey having ,.asn cold hitch II allowed 70
lsasagea. and then = the iunes. and II not
checked, by acme such valuable cough remedy
- Eileft's ExfSset OF Tar and Wild Cherry.
which 10 unriSsfed Tor oil diseases Of the throat
And iuAeA 4 serious spell Of sickness nay be the
result OF such tAreleSsness and IN expensive
nOefoYsa hilI Tn nae
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24
wr,srvp,s Uv.,p,ncvn U,rs-p.r

WEBsTER's UNABRinGEp ILLUsrRArED-3,-
600 ILLrsrRATIoNs.-'sViewed Is q whole, we
are confident that no other living language has
a dictionary which so fully and faithfully sets
forth its present condition rs the last edition
of Webster does that a our written and spoken
English tongue."-Harper's Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

BEST Book YoE EvERr B~opY.-The new Illus
trsaed edition Of wess'ers Dictionary, contain
Ing three thousand engravinss. Is the best book
for every body that the press has produced In the
present century. and should he regarded - mis-
pens able - the veil regulated home, reading
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

Read the Advertisement to Carpenters. job
beers and Agents, In another column. Write At
once TO Racine Hardware Manuf'g Co, Racine,
Wis, and receive the agency for your county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

NJhe Eeliye VIA NJ COMPANY !. one o.
q ssAsfkaAS Aufsctorie. Of which Wis
consin can ius.ly bAs;. This es.ahll.hzn~n;
located al Beloif. Sas foGads1 BY l. Ii.
wssebsAs4a> y ~ va. ,noerao.le.
unA1 . ssas dkarer - the EcH;~e wint
Company In fs.3, xi;h . eapitAl Of 81, oG
which is all paid ", With . essasiderabsr sur
plgs- Ihe officers VI Tim COMPANY arc. : 7.
Merrill, President, ". h Wheeler, Vice Pres
steus: e B salmon. Secretary and Treasu1sf
Ihey Occupy one o, the hnest buildings h. The
State FOR the purpose, The main building being
OF stcus with tron trimmings, three aoo1 and
basement. The ether buildings inciude .
foundry and blacksmith shop TaAs eomSnny
were the origins,ors Of the solid wheel sind.
mill. and are protected by nine different Pat
. sntA- They cGpk2yAFuG - TO ~ frsi-clsse
| Soskrnss. ali akiiI<d mechanics The capacity
Of the mandatory IL about LaD Wind niils
per year, besides pumps and cytinfer. which
they manufacture largely. They build Is
sizes ~ wind mills. from the 10 foos farm
pumping mill % the 20 foot power mills for
grinding purposes Their business extends Ia
:. different States II the Union. besides South
America, Cuba Australia and Europe.
The principle upon which they bald the
mills has been thoroughly tested fnr 10 YEAR,.
By fair representation they have established
a wind mill reputation which il undoubtedly
the be-, in the United States Farmers tbs,
are improving their property aud making in-
vesments, will find wind mills not only =
pleasure, but = uaAchfbe 81 profit
This company are able and willing 10 guar
antee their work, and parties desiring some
thing strong, durable and powerful, viii con
suit their interests by addressing them They
invite correspondence, and furnish descriptive
circulars on application u {. l.. Salmon, Sec
Rotary, Beloit, Wis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

C0DhBoed EXte00&O0 Rule.
Every mechanic. lumberman. farmer. and
everv one having uae for . rule should send ~
postal card for descriptive circular
Z. SMITH 4 Co.. Rockford ms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

Yankee enterprise has at last furnished an
article that will enable q gentleman 10 black
his boots without in the least soiling his hands;
|. e., by using the Pat Wood Box Backing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-24

READS SORE THROAT AND CATARRH
POWDER. acts like magic and is one of
the wonders Of the age. 1t cures almost
any case Of throat disease in a single
day. sent by mail on receipt Of so cts
W. II. Read 179 Baltimore surset, Balti.
N ore, Md; VacSchaack, Stevenson &
Reid, Chicago. Agents.
READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE
took the Centennial Medal and is the
finest in America Twenty-Five cents
and S1.OO per bottle.