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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19
To CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scourse Of hu
manity, is the great dread Of the au
man family, in all civilized countries.
I feel eon6:lcut that am in poses
sion of the only sure. infall,blc RENE
~ = now known to the profession 10
the positive and speedy cure Of thu
dread disease, and its unwelcome con
comitanss, viz. Catarrh, Asthma
Bronchitis, Nervous Debility. &c &c
Iweaty eight years experience, as ;
s~"sv practitioner, in the best Consump
g., Hos: 'ai: Of the Old and New
Wc,,a Ia. night "a the value of the
Medicine in the cur Of III: Throat and
Lung Complaints
These suffering with conscn.. etloE 0:
A.-v Of the above mal.dics, by adlre~
ing me, giving SYMPTOMS, they shall be
in sssion Of this great boon,
without =, ...nrgc, and I'LL have the ben
If, Of my experience i" thous-. -" Of
cases successfully treated, Fun. 81
rections for preparations aud usc, and
ali necessary advice and instructions
Ior successful treatment at yonr own
home, will be received by ypu by re
turn mail, free OF charge: by address
ing,
Dr.. JOHN S BURNETT.
lG7 JEFFERSON STREET.
Louisville K,
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The Rev. Leonard II. Moses, pastor Of
the Congregational church at Walnut Sta
ton, made brief call OF our Office last
week OH his way home from the church
Council, held at Granite Falls. Mr.. Moset
desires, in behalf Of the people Of Walnut
Station and vicinity. to publicly thank
Judge Baldwin for his excellent and very
interesting address delivered at their cole
bration on the Fourth. The speech added
largely to the entertainment and the salts.
faction with Il was universal and unqnsli-
Aed.- The celebration was = complete sue.
cess iii every way. Almost every body be-
longing to the community, was there and
all enjoyed the occasion. A considerable
sum, we have forgotten the exact amount
vas realized for the purchase Of an Organ
for the Church.
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From the test genera! information that
we can GET We conclude that .here are NC
'hoppers ir tnis County now to do any
harm. During last week they Ut in al
parts Of the County and stayed few DAYS.
doing some damage. In the vicinity ofthe
Lower Sioux agency the carly 'hoppers
Lad made pretty clean work OF some crop.
but in all other portions there are good
crops. We saw the grain on Mr.. Turrell'.
farm this week and it looks finely. Som
fields will yield twenty-five bushels to tn
acre and, persons competent to judge
place the average yield on the farm a
from Is to 20 bushels to til. acre. Tn
crops on that farm are probably fai
sample Of the crops Throughout: the County
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II 1924

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/ In 1873 the Legislature passed
law entitled IAN Act to encourage tn,
planting and growing Of Timber an;
shade trees It provided for tn,
payment, ty the State, Of bounty q
two dollars for each acre of trees plan
ted and the same for each half mile
ol-"ted along any public highway. I,
plainly specifies the character Of pro II
required aud the conditions under
which the bounty may be obtained, all
Of which can easily be complied with
~ any one who has planted the trees.
1t provides that the application fer the
bounty may be made when groves or.
lines Of trees, meet the requirements IF
the Law ut the end three years from
the date Of planting. Many persons
have. within the last year or two.
made application but no State bounty
has been forthcoming. We under.
stand that the State Auditor rcr,ie,
that there has not been an appropriation
made for the payment Of bount,es aud
probably vii! not be. Four ont Of the
livs y;''s 'l,ri;y which planting could
be dnne u,.i thu law w.rr >uoh a. >,
max. tree cultivation xcced.aylv diff.
i;alt. Tee III 'i:y "f those who at
cmpt.t i, failed. Some Who. thrcuoh
's'ranrs!irasy ctf,rs and care, succeed
d are entitled to the bounty and
houId not be KEEP, out oft
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

The Modoc Indians, now numbering
f:ty. four males aud sixty three fe.
males, are located on . very fertile
tract, containing 1000 acres, in tho
northeast corner Of the Shawnee re
serve, Indian Territory. They have
engaged cnerge'ically in labor during
the past year. and, as result, have a
large and valuable crop on their farm
The government has expended 1882
for their schooling FIR ten months,
which is under the supervision Of the
Society Of Friends.
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The Deadwood City (3lack Hills)
Pioneer puts it thus mildly; I'm the
present uudeveloped condition Of our
mineral resources there is not employ
mens for all the laboring men who are
now in tho country. This is the plai.,
truth. and no substantial interest will
be promoted By attempting 70 Disguise
or ty denying the fact"
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WATSON'S
Select Circulating Library.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
'xArLr r'cxrrs(s. Mo- r'cx'r'.J s."o r.cxkr
$500 ! 50 ! - %.
TRANSIENT RATS.

TRANSIENT RATS
l. The smallest charge is 10 cents
aud b. the week l5cts; if DO X Is
kept longer than one week, Gets day
additional will be charged.
2. Books may be exchanged at plea
sure, but Volumes out must be re
turned before others can he taken
3. Strangers must deposit the value
Of the book when taken. which amour
sill be refunded less charges on its re
turn.
4. Books lott, or deiaced. must b
paid for before others can be drawn.
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STATE or MINNESOTA, {
CocxrY OF REDWOOD.

Corxry OF RkDwooD.
Probate Court, Special Term,
July 10Th. 1877.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Henry
blanchard, deceased,
On this 10th Of July, A. D. 1877, upon
reading and filing the petition Of Julia A /.
Blanchard Of the County Of Redwood,
Stating that Henry Blanchard, Of the Coun.
ty & State aforesaid, died intestate, on the
18th day Of juno, 1877, and Praying that
she, Jnlia A. Blanchard. he appointed ad-
ministratrix Of the Estate OF the said de.
ceased.
1t is ordered that said application I've
heard before me, at the Probate Office, in
the Village Of Redwood Falls on the 2nd
day Of Aug. 1877, at 2 o'clock P. N. and
il j. further Ordered that notice of Said ap.
plication and hearing be given by Publish.
ing Copy Of this Order, for three ts) sue
cessivc weeks. once in each week, in tn
Redwood Fails Gazette" in Said County
Prior to Said hearing.
By the Court,
| s. J. +. RurER.
| Judge Of Probate
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Notice..

To all whom It may concern, 10 hereby
given. That, Caroline G. FOsgate having
lost the Duplicate Receivers Receipt No.
1899 made At st. Peter Minnesota June. 9Th
1860. for South half North-E ast quarter
and West half South East quarter Sec. "A,
Town, ll9, Range. 50, Sioux Indian Lands
Is about to, aud will at once apply for
change Of Entry, and repayment Of tht
purchase money paid on the West hal
Sontb East Quarter as aforesaid.
This Notice being id Compliance will
Letter "M'' General Land Once Of Marcel
7th, 1877.
TILL TIBBIrs.
Atty.
Dated Redwood Falls MINI. June ~
1877.
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The populasi"n Of what is called
London tor 1877 is estimated at 1896,
COZ, or nearly that Of the State Of
New York, aud fully as many as the
two States of Illinois and Iowa This
IL million more than was given BY
the census Of 1871; a large part of
the increase results frcm annexing
suburbs to the metropolitan district.
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Thirteen Days witheut Food or W..
Ter.

Aoout three weeks ago an old Stable. on
Till Tibbett's farm, was blown down
Thirteen days afterwards NJ. Tibui,.. h,,,
occasion to passshe pile Of rub.
Dish and, hearing noise
underneath, concluded 70 inve.u.
gate. ARer clearing away the hay and poles
which had constituted the roof Of the old
Stable lie found = yearling Steer belonging
to his herd. Il had been there thirteen
days and could not possibly get anything
to either cat or drink during that time. Il
was alive but that was about the hes. that
could be said for il. It had been in excel.
lent condition when covered up but, when
found. was little more than skin and bones.
ltlay on its side without room to get up
although nothing bore heavily on Il. The
animal has, since. been cared for tender,y
and is grtting along we'll, with every
prospect Of being healthy and valuable.
Having over hundred head in the herd
they had not missed this one. We think
II remarkable case.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

The Side walk III front Of ". A. Swish
tr's hardware store has bee,. reconstructed
aud now presents the regulation appear
snce. Also the gap Of 80 feet east o.
Crowley Bros. has beed filled by NJ. +
Powell who has purchased the property.
The walk in front Of the Exchange Ho-
tel property is being laid and Mr.. Truesdel
has the lumber on hand for his hundred
feet. corner Of Cd 4 Mil Streets
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n. BEHNKE B. BRO
BURNS STATION, MINI.

We offer to the public a
well assorted stock Of General
Merchandise at lowest prices
for CASH and FARM PRODUCE.
BUTTER A SPECIALITY.
Our stock is replenished by
every train from our large as
sortment in New Ulm.
Fred c. Gley will be happy
to wait on all who favor him
with a call.
He also keeps the AMER1
CAN EXPRESS Co.'S OFFICE IL
our Store.
Burns, May 4th, 1877.
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Capt Mark Flower furnished the
st Paul Dispatch the following ac
count Of his severe loss on the Yellow.
stone.
THE tornado stuck Us a, 6 o'clock
p. NJ. June ped. and in tho twink
ling Of an eye reduced the stsunch lit
tic steamer to helpness wreck, threw
rs into the river, and damaged or de-
strcyed a great part Of our cargo. The
boat was proceeding up the Yellow
stone. at a point two hundred miles
above it's mouth. and SIX hundr d
miles above Bismarck. We we're nca,
the mouth Of Powder river. and no,
very far from the scene Of the Custe1
massacre last year. The banks Of tn
river are low at this point. We h.i
no timber for shelter or even to ii
the boat to. In all my experience
never witnessed anything so terrible
1.-THE tremendous wind, accompanied b,
hail and rain. came down on us Will
|only moments warning catching u
lon our starboard quarter and carcen
ling M over to an angle of about forty
Eve degrees, when our entire upre
works, cabin, smoke stacks, stear
Ipipes and all. were swept into the boil
ling, surgiog current Of the Yellow
stone.
II I was blown sixty feet from the hu,
ricane roof and fell into the rive
striking spar and injurine my sid
, and back seriously. Mrs. Flower tt
, only lady on the boat. went overhoar
! with the cabin, but was rescued Sh
} Host her entire wardrobe, however. 9,
lcepe the clothing she wore. Gap
John Haycock and his son, Abn'
Hayccck, OF St. Paul, were my pilot
= and both stood to the wheel nut
/ blown with the pilot house intn Il
: water. The entire force Of Office.
) crew and carpenters did their du
Z faithfully. John Jones. fireman. A
! Bob Small, second cook, both Of Ne,
/ phis, Tenn. we're drowned. Ny al
I containing books and papers and se'
|. |essl hundred dollsrs il money. We
|so tbs bottom. irretrievably lost"
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Masoaic-ANTlQUIrY LODGE No. 81. Az L
a. M.-kegular meetings on the lat aud sd We'd
eesdays In each month, TX o'clock Z. n.
W. F. DICKINSON Sec'y.
-SFArEoSs or Ers.ASpRY.-rhe Redwood Grange
No. 23;, meets regularly on the first aud third "a
urday's Of each meath It I o'clock Pm
WA. swIsnER, See.
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C!,urch DIRECTORY.

fEEsfYrERIAN.-ltev. Henry A. hodge, Pastor
Services every Sabbath al 10 anda halfa m an,
at: pm.
Sabbath school at 10 O'Clock a. IA
NEsKonIsr.- Rev. Geo Galpin, Pastor. Service
every SABBATH a; l0h =. m, sabbath school every
Sabbath, at 81. pm.
EPISCOPAL Services en- alternate Sunday At II
o'clock \. ard ?. N. Rev. E. G. Huntsr, hector
Sunday School at and half o clock a. m.
CHaIsrIA~.-Sunday School at O'Clock p. NJ, in
the Church.
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New Tim & Redwood Stage Lines.

A rAi.r STAGE EACH wAY.1
Redwood Fails to Springfield on Friday and
return same day.
Redwood Falls to Minnesota Fall. via yellow
Medicine On Tees lays and Fridays and return on
Wedne sdsy and Saturdays.
Redwood Falisand Beaver Falls and return
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
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The United Kingdom, it is estimated
BY good English authority, will re-
quire 5000 600 quarters Of wheat dur
| ing the balance Of this season, having
on hand visible supply Of 100000
quarters.
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Pocket Cook Stovcs-valuablc 10
family use, for the sick room, for III.
nursery aud. particularly, fer old bach
olcrs. Will cook oysters or steak, boi
the kettle and such like 10 few uin
utes without wood, aud so cheap tia
Swisher will give up the Cook STOW,
business. Perfectly safe.
Da. HIrcHcocK
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The challenge given by the Independent,
3. b. Club to play any Is others in thr
Community has been accepted and. the
game will take place OIL Friday, tomorrow,
q. l.a o'clock on the Court Nous.
grounds \ lively time is anticipated.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

Millions Of grss.hopp.rs OF the Kan
sss variety have appeared in the town
Of Orion. oakland county, Mich, and
arc devouring everything in their
path About 2 900 acres Of growing
crops have been destroyed By them
within : few days. Their first choict
IN food i clover, and second oats, ba'
they take in anything they can gel
With surprising rsadines, even uat
LEILA .stalkf.
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One of Gurley Bros. Grey N. Y.
latest improved Surveyors Tran>i,
complete, cost Sl70. will take SI5r
Que 6 inch needle. open sight, Survey
ors Compass, price at shops s54, vii
sell at SIS.
RoB'T. WATSON.
Redwood Fails.
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The Rev. Mr.. Henning, Of Shetek Sta
Sion vino had come here 10 attend the NJ
=. Camp meeting, was thrown from hi,
Huggy last Thursday and pretty severely
injured. He is able now to walk little
The injury is to his back.
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! One Of the important Offices to b,
filed at the mex, general election i
that Of Judge Of this, the 9th. Jud,
cial District. A call for a Republiear
convent n, for the District, will be
md in this issue there are f,u,
-eu sock.n Of for the position,
gsntleA. .. I've nrcscn,oa =,
xhcse nam.s >. c,r -,
''.air friends. 10 the CON- ''"
,om;;,, ,,ion. The present incumu~ w.
J,are uar, .cme Mr.. Alfred Wallin.
Of Redwood Falls; ~. sumner Laod'
IF St Peter; Mr. D. /. eJmout"'
Of Marshall. 1t is gratifying to kt'V
that the utmost cordiality and goou
feeling prevails between the candidates
aud their friends. that the contest for
the nomination will he an honorable
one aud tina. the successful candidate
will receive the hearty support of all
the others.
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The members OF the Independent Base.
Ball Club are getting uniform, white
shirt, rcd pants with blue stripe. white
stockings, red, white and blue cap. They
make a good appearance
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NOTICE.

From and after to-day, and until furthc
Notice, We will grind no more grists, bu
will do an exclusively Exchange business
Will give. 80 to 81 lbs. flour, offal in pro
portion, making 50 lbs for each busl,cl .
Wheat.
Flour Warranted.
RUTTER & CUFF.
May 9th 1877.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

Mccormick. Of reaper fame, has
been successful in a suit before the
missioner Of Patents, involving
the question Of priority Of invention Of
\ certain improved Harvester.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

The Hon. J. Y. Daniels and Mr.. J. D.
Blake Of H.. chester were in Town Oh Mon
-asy.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

It is stated that there Is hardly
twenty genuine Newfoundland dogs in
the United States. and every one who
owns one Of this breed thinks he's goi
one of the twenty"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

Mr.. +. . Wiley, who lectured ia
this place during the winter, delivered
the same lecture in St. Paul last Sat
urday night. It seems to have been
pretty we'll received.
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By the Court,
s. J. r. RurER.
Judge Of Probate

Reports from different parts are to
the effect that the grasshoppers are
leaving the State.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

The remains Of General Custer, and
other victims Of the massacre, arc be-
,og brought East.
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Chicago ( Northwestern Railway

Time OF departure OF Passenger Trains from New
Cim.
Leave for Chicago and the East 5:lsA,M.
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We understand that the new Ncy,.. mick
'ei' ''hoer will be pat on trial on FRIDAY
III Mr.. Daniels crop on the Kip.s,ev f.-.,
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Ex-0ov. Austin is visiting the Pa
chic coast with a view, it is said, OIL
making that his home.
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Five Boston confectioners have been
indicted for adultersting candy with
chromote Of lead aud other iniourious
substances.
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NOTICE.


q =. INNU Ut y ICE
Redwood Falls Mimi, JuIy, 10th 1871
Cou,plaint having bsen entered at this o0cs b
James Grcely, against Burnley Cunningham. for
aMnj.ning hia Ho,nestead Entry. No 661, dated Nay
2st. 1874 np,u the south half OF South West omar
ter Sci ION q, Tawnship ia, kane~ 81 In Rsn-
willie Countv Mime anta. with view to the eaoceI-
ission ~ sail rntr:: tho said parties Al, hsseb,
pummoncti Ia appear At this Once on the 10th dal
IT August, 1877. At o'clock ?. n, 70 respond ~
furnish tsstiu,ony sesruing said alleged abandon
mcnt.
vs.. p DvSsIsoroS, ,Reeister.
VIZ. b, HEsMofT. kSeetver.
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The Al + Camp meeting commenced las
Thursday and closed on Monday forenoon
We think that the occasion was praiitab!.
to all concerned The attendance wa,
good. It is estimated that there we're abcu,
seven hundred persons on the ground on
Sunday. There were 80 additions to the
church. Eight adult persons we're hap.
tized aud one little girl. The following
Clergymen were present and took part in
the Services. Mr.. Creighton, Presiding
Elder. Messrs Bean, Galpin, Goodman.
Swift, Mcdonald, Taintor
Mr.. J. D. Blake, Of Rochester conducted
The childrens' me e,iug on Sabbath. Mr..
Ruter also assisted in conducting Services
during the meeting.
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Nessrs Charles Porter and r sch,,d..o
"0erton, and y. F. Weymouth Of
- ~..AsAav
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OMcers Of RAawAnx, Nnn.tr.

Oaleers Of Redwood County.
Jsdfeet prosase-s. ). i: RurER.
CLERK cnurt-w. n. HAWK.
Shsri6-JAMEs DCRrNAL.
Csroner-D l. HITCHCOCK
Auiitor-l. II. VAN sCHAACK.
Treasures-A, TOWER,
Rsgister Of pesds-rILi. rlBaErrS.
Ssrvsyer-D L. BiGHAN,
AHe:ha!-N. &. POWELL,
o'ur: conmissioner--s. s. SfICKIe.
5p'tofSchools-n. l.. BlGHAM.
County commissioners-D. o. KING Chs.
sCHANDERA, c.PoRTER, J. Y. LITTLE, !
KELLER.
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Marshall were in Town on 49,

II. D. Baldwin Jr who has been fore.
nan in this ofice for some time, has taken
rest, and is visiting the eastern par. Of
the State. We wish him good time.
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The County Board will meet next Mon.
day, the 23d inst
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Spencer Copy Books. Spencer Pens
I;ryant Il STATIONS Book Keeping
Blanks, at KOB'r. WATsON's.
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Probably no one preparation has re.
ceived 30 much praise from its patrons, nor
10 so deserving commentator as Halls
Hair :enewet! We but echo the voice Of
the millions Who hrve used il when We
pronounce il the best Hair dressing in the
world. Il stands nnrivalled. Those who
are affected With diseases o: the SCALP &C.
complained by twitc hing or irritation. find
relief and renewal in this invaluable rene
dy. When the hair is inclined to fall of. f.
IN derate use Of the Remover will strength.
en- the roots Of the hair, and preserve it.
ard il it exhibits tendency to turn gray.
it will restore the natural color.-frrLroS
tMo.) TELEoRAPa.
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Trial BY jury in Germany Is sufi-
GENTLY different in some features ircu
ours, to give us hint as to the im .
provemcnt Of what has become a lega
nuisance. When the vote Of the iur,
stands six against six. the prisoner i,
acquitted; when it Is seven against
five the decision is left to the court
and when it is eight against four, the
prisoner is convicted. Tho absu.dit,
Of requiring twelve men Of average
stupidity to arrive at unanimous con
clusion in referance TO case, is daily
becoming more apparent to intellisen:
people. And the injustice Of impris.
oning a jury for days and nights on
account OF the stupidity or obstinacy
Of a juror or two, is equally apparent.
ln Germany such case could hardly
occu.' as that which took place . few
weeks ago III Truckee. in Nevada. The
Sheriff looked in on a jury which Was
locked up on account Of a lack Of ~
a"'nity, and found the jury men i.
.. unken procession round a table on
which way whiskey jug, most Of the
from which they had con-
'umed. They declared their inability
. asree, and said that they had
bought it good to employ the time
pleasantly. Would this Lave happened
u Gcrmany?-TEx.
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COUSUMPT
Positively Cured

an su.rcrs from this disease that are snxous to
he cmrrd should try DR. KISSNERS CELEBRATED
ICONSI-NPTlVE POWDERS. These Powders are the
univ nrrn.r.tion known that will cure CONSUME.
TIjN and ali diseases Of the THROAT AND LUNGS
indeed, 40 strongi. onr faith in them, and also to
convince yon that they sse no h1%oee: we WI FREE III
TRIAL BOX 80
We dent want your money until you are perfect
IL satisfied ofti,eir curative powerr. Myour fo is
worth saving, don't delay IN giving these POWDERs;
trial. q they will surely cure You.
P-ice. for large box, $O, sent to any part at the
United states Canada by mail ON receipt OF price
Address. 49, po.,,x.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-19

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