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, 1877-05-02


XXI I... II NcFs.n 1so.ed to Ency u tss 1e.oIatlon
t!n.a j. wv q snass t!.s i. an' @ ~ i. "a.
s sf
i 81 = i u G H.. soas . & III st :"
r,ss,,,s !, r.. I'LL.
ali hi tse spr,aEde!d !ttns i lobhyinf de,par
ONCE. 10 prevent any thorough osefhauiiag Of It's
rnE roof~t.rSHns' VICTORY.
This fact aboHt Mr. Thumpson's pool.pciIfn3 bill.
Gco ;s}n S1 e ,s sis:,.. M 3 iIen:s I'd
pshe. Fif' m 10 aa1e. isrh.p: ia Be- ehoose 10 do
Eivs b. 81 ths !n.!de his,9ty Of how the hii's
shab'e except On eieetton. II either Or both h'iis
pa,,, there e noth,ns IN !hsm 70 nrescnt pool n
II: S ~ vi rss:
10 the 1o4esno. fet hls approval.
slnE DIE INDEED.
10 take up The House resolution fixing tho 18th for
% aasssas s,nt .si i til. Senate wa. doing sr.
ness now. and wonld eet along .n'teT r. NJ keeping
at II than by discussing the datc nt adjournment.
Ms. Whlflng's motion wAs loss-aTcs, 1t; noes
MI H. Whiting eaye not'ee that 10 shou1d, renew
ha motion every dhy until ihe Adjournment feso'
luton was takcn m.
GREAT MORAL sHo"+
ths capfiai c.. "a. eas,ed ~ u ayes 70 oss
| Appropriated W. GOO rear fof me salary Of
cnfator; 8. ovo nes annnm @ Tor removing and ar
ranging specimens; III uoo per ahnasn Tor incfeas-
| ing tho collection
~. I'M n,.,g TIE .,,,ran1atio, nh1fni fo, N, Mind
| As7lnm was passod. II appFopfiates 600 Z
Jrnr for ordinary expenscs; toralrs, u 20 per
nnnnm; books, $500 per anhnm: Tor hnal pay
| r,cnt for treating apparatus, 2,:EG.
Tnk eoLplaaS oHPjfANH HOME APFnorRfA-
| TtON MILL
was also passed. Tho appropriation nade by II IL
S45. u0O a yoat 1or ordinary cxreHscA; 81, 100
year for rcpaiFa s2 0lo Is Tor paant!nR. plnsacf.
Ing, etc. 81, 800 for furniture; $3.50 year for
| kIE AND EAR fHF1nMAnr.
The Chicago Eyc and Ear Inhr,nAry Aprrnprfa.
| lion bill vas passed. it appropriated 81, 700 4
year for ordinary cxpcnscs; 81. 500 year for re.
aS R1seon 9 sio W fof H. urch.:s of
lot north VI TIM present 1nnrmary building on
South Peoria street.
rasscd to-day were !hat appropslatlag 10, 600 fos
Elgn in.ano Asyiam for tho reception Of ratcnH,
| tho bill Appropr.lng SEE, col for work and i'm.
| rsovcmcn.A on tho neht and nnusb AsYlnNs, md
Tho bill arrrorrattng 81 200 out Of the net earn.
tngs q DC 1ll!ao;s + MlehiRan Canal 1or opening
the dam At copptrss cscck.
While both 1lousea arc working away II tho sp.
disposed OF iii but tho cnersi isovenue bil. There
nkv4{,S tW.-A f~H - 4
, 1877-05-02

QuMcI, ILL.,, May l.-4uEtd sensation has Just
been oecssionod hers By the discovery that bodJ-
snatchsss have hccn extensively At work recently
In Woodland Cemetery, in this city, Who tAs
sobbcts ara what they hare done With tho bodies
s!olen nobody know:. III rtr.umed, of course.
dissection, bus whether In this city 9r nut il not
known. Tbs matter Ia 10 10 Investigated.
, 1877-05-02


1xpsAxAroLis, May LID. +. Johuson, col.
orcd walter In fashionable boardinE-houae. shot
this morpIps and rapEt&ly Injured william Brown.
cook, in = dinicuttI growing out Of Tho misandeE.
standing Of IN order for bscakfsst Tbs deed
was cold blooded, xnd after it, commission, John.
son nsde hls e&capa. Brown u alive, but cannot
ppssAbaY recover.
, 1877-05-02

Spseiol Dftna&eh 70 7A< Tribune.
Attw4uKEx, Mls., May l.-Lesf Tabor, !ats
bookkscpcs It the Menolpinoe DlstIllcry. who uas
arrested some tins since for completely In tho
whtaky frauds and tho indictment Quaahcd, wss ar.
rested to day on Information charging fraud, 1it4
bJ the United states DtslElet Attorney, and balcd
In The sul7 Of $2, 900.
, 1877-05-02


Mv. NAnnsy moved to reconsider.
III. ualdwln moved 10 tsb!o tho motion to ro+
ply III mstion.p pSssd rsfo 'nsdo ~ by gentlemen Who
foted against the b!1! and were made for tho pnr.
p .s ,e o. h,i!lIns shG ~ Why not give tho frond'
rs motion e table x.s carried by t!.!9g ;oto
,as ~ to % tho defeat OF tho bill was
.JAcKsoNvtLLE INSANE AsYLuN.
Of ;!3{tises q tha jask.oatilie ia.sss ss A:ylan
therein, upon tho completion Vt tho wings. vAs
Ea..sd 50 va tho bl1l arpForr'st,na fSs go for
!As}lum tor tho 1seal year next ensuing, AMI
soe, eco por anRum thereafter.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
". pssse,d h. RJ vots Of lt aysa to ~ aoe'' and
sT17s no4np or HEALTH.
The bttl 70 establish Stat. hoard at Health.
va Il. Tis ou.e IL b f. G ssni It s
will now fstch up tho question again.
AcE!oha AoAINsE kAsLRoAns-
M n 70 ased sho rsses as
where i. pnsipa( oes i ocstad o. il s tae s9 eoaatr
s s ao " n %ss Il e.d e :. 8 Sas5g
mar run.
THE 11o0-cno1HHA b1Lt,
which was lost yesterday, was brought up by ! 70.
and 6naiy Lost Ii required ttat ho9s dying of i'll
eholera should be buried u burned tho theory bc-
tnX that the disease Gxlt be committed to other
anlmAis BY removal Of tho cArcAss.
TIE 1TATK.nDUsE COMMISSIONERS.
The action to-day Of tho Two Houses Oh the1u
ton vi continuing In 0ice tho present Stata. IoQsa
Commissioner was significant. They bad no uaufa
tunds At lhcir disposal with which to pft,ceed with
the work. Unacf tho Constitution NO mnso can bo
f3peade upon the new state- iionte untti tosta ~
tho people. For sonic months, in TACT, The Com.
m.s!oness have been drawing pay whcn there wAs
nothing for thrtn 10 do. II mol lcgtsiatcd
oae of olAce they Will continue to draw
PsJ for not less than q year fot
doing nothing. II 1egiaatcd out Of oice they will
httu to make dnal settlement, and thclF vouchers
Tor The txu or three millions expended by shsm
!nleht be oTcrhsuled 10 . very different fashion
omthAt In whlth tho Legislative Cammlttte has
attempted 1t. When tho bill eauas nn Mt. Merritt
promptly moysd to recomnit It 10 tbs Commit.
tee On Public B1lldlngs. It ncedtd amendment.
&c remarked, with uncommon xrarfty. 10 that khe
aat'es now DISCHARGED By shs Commtsslonsrs hlixht
~ tfansfcfsed TO somebody.
NJ. Hopkins cogldn't see what thsao duties wers,
5nes a!l the money appropriated for tho nav State
HoaAS h4a bsen expended, and no tnosc work coalt1
o919 I'LL the people voted an appropriation. but
Tue bill Wa promptly feconniltcd. which will
lead 70 it, burial beyond tho possibility
~ eesusreeton.
LOW Tu1 sHMAToRs CLEAnsD THEIR CON
ac11ACx3,
Ia tho ssnete, o. tho sans matter. Bsuatos
R4 eI tha 5taIe.uag1a Commissioners. lie aid
, 1877-05-02
THE LOTOS CLUB,

Sptcadl 1R1po&cA 70 Az 1F76WNf. y
NEw fohK, May l.-The Lotos Club shared In
The general m1rinz to-day. taking posecasop of
ils new building at Twenty first and Fifth avenue.
This was formerly tho nsadt.h johnson Mansion.
and makes elph honae worthy Of tho celebrated
Literary Club Of the metropolis.
, 1877-05-02

Nc0nEaon, Ia, May 1.-The wife Of F. Mcrdcr
met with fatal accident At Clayton last evening.
Rho was standing In tho wagon when Tho hotacs
She Was killed by tho Aorses FILLING on her.
, 1877-05-02

TIE SOUTHERN MOTEL FIRE.
81. Lorts, May Ia piece Of tho skull! and
tho thigh bonc of body wcfo found In tho Southern
Hotel ruins ycatcrlny, which s.o beloved to be all
that rcuans Of Char1tb kcrfrcht. Tho head waiter,
~ no IL tho onlr person known to hayo bccn In or
connected with tho hotn1 on the night Of tho Asc
who has nut been accounted for.
, 1877-05-02

Erys1pelns, dtdurcd Inflammation Of tho slein
monla Ia a specific. For sate BY all druggists.
, 1877-05-02

San FnAsctsco, May l.-Fos aonlo tfmc past
thcro hare boon run,ors to tho effect that George
II. riany. tho deiaufting Navy Fay Inspectors
clork was on hla way back to San Franciaco. It Is
now positively asserted Ao Ia In tho city In d'sguao
and cpRcr ratmtpt. Tho report causes considerable
,ultcring among certain Glars Of politicians.
SAN FNANc,scd. MAY 1.-Iiclatiso 10 thn Fcportcd
return Of George NJ, p,nny, tho ahscnndtnS Snrat
Fay .lnspectors cipsk. tho Jjai!ef4H this evening
says: lnqudea tn quntters w4rre finny's nloyc-
n,cnte ate reported 'ycrlfc. Tho suMor ~ irue,
and 1cada 10 the conclusion that ncgotlA-
tioas Iooklug to hIs setufn have been completed.
and that rlnny II hoIneward pound. Tho rnmar
prcaturc. it il aid hs returns in tho lnlcrcat OF
Justice and good government. and will dac1use
facts which will chahle certain individuals and
ncig!bors It IL already given out that correspond.
cnca on tho subject of hla return has becn coit.
Quoted With tho knowledge ol tho Government
hfictals
, 1877-05-02

suit for the recovery Of uturious Interest to Two
years After the commlltal Of the oaenst wan
defeated,
, 1877-05-02

NEW yonx, May 1.-Twecd has applied through
Charles poslln, whom ho sccn.s to regard oustldc
his own family his beft friend, to ha4o John II.
strahan put Is counsel In place Of Townscnd
CasolEa o'Drisn BRYANT, who wrote tho story OF
tho ex:Doss wandorlngs. e now charged With hay
ihg At tenat nfty Of fwcc1ss vouchers and checks,
aud Ia reported a. keeping out Of the way: Par.
ties arc now enachsortng to negotiate for the rn.
turn Of these checks and y0ncnere. a. being very
material 10 tho case. The papers jacufpato great
NEw YonK, May !. William N. Tweed ssnt a
latter today 10 hls counsel danytog tho abatement
scrrlces or John u. .Townsend. Tweed snya ho
assumes tho tnll responsibility for everything con-
taicd in TIM abatement called hin canfe.sinn which
IL now In tho hands of the Attorney General.
ALnasr. May 1.-Thc wood!n Investigating
Fsitehlld, WHO testified that hs hal no sonto.,ion
Townsend purpostlng 10 bo d statement Of certain
te'tImon! which Tweed would gre rro'ide! tho
to produce tho document, because no promised
TOWNSEND II Ahon'a bo kcpt secret unless Tweeas
torsns wcto nccecd 10. and said he hAd nnt yet de-
cicd that Tweed shall receive tho immunity asked.
, 1877-05-02

count I. placed ut twenty .rIx kills and eighty six
ptyrrrfy -. Itr ms lNc Chryennts IN
the t1'f'n tan.ht hy f'rr. Mckenzie in December
Thirty .eight Killed and sEztF. hsr wounded.
, 1877-05-02

TIE TURF.
NAsnvttIE, My 1.-This was tho trst day Of
the meeting Of tho Nashville Dtod Horse Associa.
tion. Thu day WIS clear and mild. tho track In
magnificent condition, and tho attendance very
good.
The arst racs w.s for tho Young America stake
No. !. for e.ycat.oaas. dash Of hA,s-mlle. 3c3
entrance, the Association u add 500, tho second
horse to hare $50; eleven subscribers.
SUMMARY.
fwigsns Mtlan; ..''''''s.'''.'''.!
Hiss ssSss::: ,asssS x;sSsi
sxissHs Fet1sL uar|;Tsssa: Tssas::-ut.
Tho second Eaea Wa Tor tic Commercial! Hotel
staksH for tnathchs. 3-tcas-olds, assh Of mile
I a . pss ss..s g i.ss s' @ 1:
nineteen nominations; eight s'arsss'.
suNxAa1.
!sr4en u
LII catat1.m D.idsas s.tnsi, iiss I'D Denaaat b.
L'''us'soas' sAs A''?9 9iMiGsft. S.Pl:Efd,
The third raec, Assoelsttoa pnsss $3.50, milo
heats, sosa1 ages; a'e stAttea.
spAsAzJ.
SS:s;,5ii!s
ism..i:t;; i:4sj; i:i1s i:is ''''
Tho pools to.aisht oa to'mossu~s races ranged
s %s,s: Is s; Ss ssg ss.,, :ss u s csas sass;
q, $40; wssthefb, and aasa"a3man IN the as'd.
Fos ,ha da:h. @l1e ;na A. s!shia neate!!o..
sgo. 81; Nahl.ilek, u; aud Pennington, 81.
t.yst,.s sses .as aga; esa:,asla: Of spd0s Branch,
West ltoxbnry, snd Jo burt.
~sse ans, sal tae a.ttad.ncs :. The s.cs. @ to:js3
large. -,
second. katto2 third Tltnt, 4;auH+
, 1877-08-18

This was to be f%oreseen especially in Bull
garis, where the Mahommedan aud Chris
tian ats are SO nearly balanced, and
where, therefore, the struggle for suprem-
pcy between the two must be all the
more intense, Whichever side may ulti-
mately prevail, the rich and prosperous
towns and districts of Bulgaria will DO
laid waste, and the excuses of the two
adversaries will infict on the populations
tenfold the misery the account of which
lufamed all Europe last year, and which
In q great measure caused the present war
Of delivsrance. The cure thus promises
to become worse than the eyil.-Iimes.
, 1877-08-18
acknowledgements

Vl f T bringes berved til ofIentIist
D Kundskab, at Hr. FRANCIS ARM
gTRoNG og Pastor JOHN G. DU. Bols ere
at Diet Engelske Udenrigsministerium
bIevne udn@vnte til EngeISke Viceconsu-
Ter, henholdsviis i ChristiauSted og Ere
derilsted, og at Gouvernementet haf
autoEiseret dem til at fungere i bemeldte
StiIlinger.
P~residentskabs Secretariatet, st. Croix
den lite August 1877.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-08-18
NOTICE..

7 is hereby brought 20 public notice
A tat Mr.. FRANCIS ARMSTRONG and
Reyd, JOHN c. DU BoIs have been OPP.
pointed by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs for Great Britain as British Vice
Cousu's respectively in Christiansted and
Fredenksttd, and that the Government Of
the Danish West Iodia Islands has autEo-
rized the said gentlemen to act in the
above numed capacity.
Presidency's Stcretury's Office, St. Cfoix
18th, August 1877.
S. w. A BRAKLE.
, 1877-08-18
NOTICE.

GONE r e 4 ID z N g s
y interspersed with WW9100
will be given in st. Johns School
House on the Evening of MON
DAY the Goth inst, commencing at
J past Z O'clock. Price of admission
IS cents. Tickets can be obtained at
Mr.. GEO. BEHAGEN's Office, Mrs.
VHoMPsoN's store, and st. Johns
Rectory.
, 1877-08-18
ANA

ALLIE og Enhyer, som MATTE
III have noget at fordre i Boct efter
afgangne f0rhenymrcnde ToIdcon-
troIleur Anthem lIarboe I~Iertzberg
Lemming og tidIigere afgangne Hus-
tru Ida Lemming f0dt M0ller, ind
kaldes heryed med 3 Maaneders
Varsel. til at anmelde og beviisIiggj0re
deres Kray for undertegnede Skif-
teret.
ChristiansteJs Skifteret den lode
August 1877.
IL. A. lURS.
, 1877-08-18

but no authentic figures are yet KIN own.
The chief conflict was fought yesterday at
The earthwork where I saw the shells burst
ing, This struggle lasted four hours, when
the Russians captured the work by a des-
perate assault,-Correspond MT Of Ms Times.
, 1877-08-18
PrOclama.

NLLE og Enhyer, som maette
III have nOgct at fordre i Boet cfter
afgangne PIantageeier NieIs Peter
Nielsen og tidIigcrc afgangnc Hustru
Cathrine Nielsen. indkaldes herved
med 3 Maanedcrs Varsel til at an
melde Og bevisIiggj0re deres Krav
for undertegnede Skifteret.
Chr~istianstedS Skifteret den IO1e
August 1877.
II. A. JURs.
Acknowledgements
NET bekjendtgJ6res heryed, at I'd
" kast I'll lsepartition Detailhand-
Ter Joseph q. Dixon's FaIlitbo vii
blive GcmIagt i en- Session, som af-
hoIdes i Boet Onsdag den ste Sep
tember d. A. Ettermiddag Xxi. |,
hyorpaa BOet forventes s%luttct.
Christianstads Skifteret den lode
August 1877.
H. A. JURs,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17
The Flag q the Prophet.

L was stated in . recent telegram
that the Sultan theatsned 70 unfold
the flag Of the Prophet, and "a *.
change proceeds 70 explain what the
flag Of the Prophet Is. In . battle
With the Koreishite, Mohammed. the
Prophet, used his turbsn for his first
battle flag. This, under the name
Sanjah Sheriff, was ever Afterwards re.
garded u . sacred relic BY Mahom.
medans, and was cherished BY al bid
SUCCESSORS. It Vas kept 1t Damascus,
aud then q Bagdad, and was finally
deposited 1t Constaninople, where i
has been guarded With great care for
three centuries. Il i covered With
forty.two wrappings Of silk, and i
kent In the interior chapel Of The -.
raslio. The unfarling Of this scored
banner would b On appeal 70 oil Mo.
haumsd;sm, and the var would bs'
come . religious war IN which I'll
Christian .natious would b banded
against The Mohammedans. The Sui
tau i sensible enough 70 perceive thal
it went Do @ Hasn't this dag In III
faoe II ChSistendom. The dag of The
Prophet will remain wrapped in il
silksn coverings for some time yst,
aud II L shoald ever b unfhr]ed
again, 4 viii y - the 1T ignal d
ths despair u ~ Noslsns.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17
r. BEhNkE & 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 G. Gley will be happy
to wait on all who favor him
with a call.
He also keeps the AMER1.
CAN EXPRESS Co.'S OFFICE in
our Store.
Burns, May 4th, 1877.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17

With the new management Of The
WESTERN RURAL comes marked i'm
provements in that sterling Farm and
Family Weekly. It has added . Crop
and Weather Bureau 80 systematic a.
to include every important county in
the Northwest, from Ohio to the
Rocky Mountains, and surpssses the
reports made by the Agricultural De
partment at Washington, inasmuch as
they are presented fresh to the farmers
in condensed form each week. tn
WESTERN RURAL also has CONNER.
cial and Market reports unsurpassed
by any paper 10 the country, and i the
champion Of cheap transportation and
equal justice to all classes. Combin-
ing its practical information on Rura
Affairs, with it's entertaining and in
structive literary departments, make
it the most complete Farm and Family
newspaper extant. The price il 2.0(
per year. Less to clubs, Address Tai
WESTERN RURAL, Chicago, III.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17
DIAMEDE.

This dne Stallion will stand. during all
of the present Season, in Redwood Falls.
At present he can be seen at the Stables Of
the Exchange Hotel. brought him from
Rice County this spring. His colts are
classed with the best stock in the State.
Many ofthem have made their mile in less
than three minutes and one of them, exit
~ Trussell," in 2,32. He has splendid
style and is good roadster. The public
are invited to examine his claims to public
favor.
/, also, have fine Short Horn Bnll, 2
years old. gotten b. the famous thorough
bred bull. Eugene Ardrie, which will be
kept in Redwood this summer. There il
no better Stock to breed from in the State
PRTsR SnirRs
May 1877.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17

The fifteenth was mot suitable day foE
burning prairie grass. Some fires wers gel
ON Wednesday afternoon but they would
mot run very rapidly and the rain in the
evening extinguished them. We think that
very little burning has yet been dome.
The general disposition is to postpone the
matter to a. late date as the grass will
burn. We presume that, now, each per-
son will burn his own premises whenever,
in his judgement, it will do the most good,
and we think that the proper way to do.
There is not much probability Of DIRE
running SO rapidly as to endanger any 9TH
Ter persons property. In fact, where the
old grass is light, it will be difficult mat
ter to burn at all. The 18th was appoint.
ed because the new grass was getting so
far advanced that few days might make
it an impossible thing in many places. II
is in just the shape, now, for every one to
put into practice their own views as to
what is the best course to pursue, and we
hope that it may be done SO rs to accom-
plish valuable present results and that the
experiments tried will be valuable for the
future.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17

To al whom these presents may
come, greeting. All persons having 40
counts with me that have been stand
ing for thirty-days and over, will save
costs BY calling and settling oneor be-
fore May 1st 1877; Otherwise &C.
counts will be left with an Attorney
for collection.
Dated this 18th day Of April 1877.
w. A. SwIsHRR.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17

He sat alone in her fathers parlor,
waiting for the fair ones appearance,
the other evening, when her little
brother came cautiously into the room
and gliding up to the young mans
side, held out handful of something
and earnestly inquired, II say, Mister,
what's them :" "Those." replied the
young man, solemnly taking up one ia
his fingers, 'those are BEANS
"There" shouted the boy, turning 4
his sister, who was just coming in, 81
knew you lied. You said he didn't
know beans, and he does, too! J" The
young mans stay was not what you
could call . prolonged one that even.
|in9.-fChicago Sourual.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17

ABOUT Sort WHITE BUTTER
The principal cause Of butter coming
In this way is the lack of proper cool.
ing before putting it into the churn
When you have such churning, take
it from the churn with Is little butter
milk rs possible, into . butter tray !;
drain off ali the buttermilk you can
(but do not try to wash it) and salt
With about three times the usual
amount and set it away to harden I'M.
til next morning, then bring it to the
light and work it carefully little with
the butter paddles and repeat again fol
two or three mornings and you will
have, BY this time, . good clean tray
of butter.
The philosophy Of this is that the
salt has gradually taken out the but
termilk Is it has dissolved, and At the
same time hardened the grain, which
could not be done by any amount ;oi
washing. Ice water might have hard
ened it, buttermilk and all, but v,
should have had the same white, poo
butter, easily acted upon BY every
charge Of temperature.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17
New Ulm & Redwood Stage Lines.

DAILY STACx EACH WAY.
Redwood Falls to Springfield --on Friday and
return same day.
Redwood Falls to Minnesota Falla. via yellow
Medicine on Tuesdays and Fridays and return on
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Redwood Fails and Beaver Falls and retarn
fievery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17

are still the most thorough and search
Ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses or one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter Of century, ana
have obtained . worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
eased action In the several assimila-
tive organs Of the body. and are 80
composed that distinctions within
their range can rarely Withstand or
evade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and danger.
Gus diseases that have bafl1ed the best
OF human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17

The many friends Of Miss Julia Smith
we're not surprised to hear Of her death,
which occurred last Thursday q the house
Of her father, Col. B. F. Smith, in Blue
Earth County.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-05-17

A train. Of four wagons, passed through
on Saturday going to the Black Hills by
che Fort Pierre route. They were from
the yi:ipity of Glencoe,