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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
A Popular Hotel.

favorite hotel with the commercial traveller,
and the public generally. 1t is the largest and
most centrally-iocated hotel there. First-class
in all its appointments, and one Of the best
disciplined hotels in the country, with all tie
modern improvements necessary to comfort:
The house has recently been remOdeled and
refurnshed throughout, which has made it a
model of neatncss from top to bottom. The
present Managers, j. w. Dunklee, A. Il. Core
and T. w. Zimmerman-for they are men of
long experience-have male the house more
popular than ever. When in Cincinnati stop
at the Burnct and You will be well cared for.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
The new STYLES of Cabinet or Parlor Organs

The new styles Of Cabinet or Parlor Organs
recently introduced by the Mason & Hamlin
Organ Co. are said to be the finest instruments
of this class which the world has produced
both in their musical capacity and elegance Of
case. One style of organ with nine stops
cording to elegance of case, is especially de
sirable. Such is the demand for It that they
are scarcely able to supply It, though they have
more than one thousand organs of this single
style under way, and turn out more than ONT
hundred per week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
Blonde hair.is

Blonde hair is coming to the front
again, as the most fashionable color.
Ladies who gave their blonde switches
to the grasshopper-sufferers will soon
regret their generosity.-DctroH Free
Press. L. 49,.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22

Are biscuits, bread, rolls, dumplings, etc, made
it for the delicious Vienna rolls. Should your
grocer not have, and refuse to get, Doo1.EY's
YEAST POWDER for you, send 20 cents for 4
H., IS cents for - lb., or 20 cents for h., d.
rect to DooLEY u BROTHER, New York, and
it will be sent by mail, postpaid.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22

KINGsFoRD's OswEao srARoH.-Analysis
of this choice article, both in America and
Europe, shows that in 600 ounces there are
degree of purity never before attained.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22

The silverware delivered by the National Sill
r-Plating Co., No. 7O4 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia is giving entire satisfaction. All orders
are promptly filled, and no one need hesitate
about sending them money.-Lutheran Observer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
Tho Universal sootherl

For burns, bruises, cuts, sprains, ETC., PERRY
DAVIS "PAIN KILLER" is the popular RENE
dy. It soothes the pain, produces q healthy
muscular action, and restores the proper har-
mony to the parts. There is no telling when
accidents will occur, and it 10 well to have q
bottle of It.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
Rheumatism ouickly Cured.

''Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great In.
te,nal Medicine, will positively cure any case Of
rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price 81 a
bottle Gold by all Druggists. Send for circula,
to Helphenstine 4 Bentley. Washington. d. q.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22

New York women are getting into
the habit of lifting their hats to the
gentlemen, who, in turn, modestly bow
and blush.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22

Canada will come across the line
for potatoes this year. Hers have de-
cayed for the fourth time in decade.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
Mothers. NIothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain, cures wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief
and health to the child. eives rest to the mother.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
Hearing Restored

Great Invention, by one who was deaf for
twenty years. Send stamp for particulars.
JNO. GiRMoRE, Lock Box COS. Covington, Ky.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22
RECOMMEND IT HEARTILY.

REC0H1END IT HEARTILY.
SOUTH Boerou.
Dear SIr-1 have taken several bottles Of your vEGE
TINE and am Convinced 1t b . valuable remedy 10
Dyspepsia Kidney Complaint, and General Debility d
the System can heartily recommend It to al suffer
ing from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
{. Mas AUNROE Parker
veGet1ns - selA ~ An D1ussAses.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-22

GRAPE-vINEs for sale cheap. See advertise.
ment of Woutifort1 Il Co.. jamestown. N. 7.
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growl?"
If Hans had not been quick in drink
ing his whisky he would have lost II,
for the pannikin dropped from his hand,
and he trembled like a leaf as he gasped
out "What did say? l haven't had
any growl with Tim
"Oh, l don't know what you said,"
returned the officer; ''but YOU talked
about Tim, that's all. But come, get
out of this; you're sober enough now
to take care of yourself. Go out to Mr..
Nicholson (the detective) and get your
money"
Hans came out, pale and still shak-
ing, and approached the detective, who
was standing near the screen. As he
came up, the officer suddenly demand
ed, sternly, big Hans, where Is your
mate, Tim Rileyf'
The guilty wretch glared at him like
q maniac, but made no answer, when
the officer suddenly dropped the blan-
ket, and exposed to his sight the awful
spectacle of the murdered man stand
| ing erect before him.
The experiment did not have exactly
the effect expected. Hans seemed to
be more astonished than horror-struck,
and looked at the officer and his MUIR
dered mate like one stupefied; then,
turning, he walked into the inner room,
where he had been confined during the
night, and fell down in fit.
The dead man was laid out on rude
pallet in the center of the camp, and
the miners outside (having first been
informed of the murder, and that our
party had been the ones to discover,
not to commit, it) were admitted.
MY story is about told. On coming
to his senses. Hans had confessed the
whole. he said that he had no thought
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STlMnERERS =. =, Ter: -. :: ;;, !,
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
HEAVY FAILURE.
BANKRUPTCY OF STYLES l. SONS, pu

BANKRUPTCY OF STYLES SONS, BUILDERS
siias NJ. Styles X. Kelly styles and Jonn L. Styles
builders OF No. $50 East Sixty second street. have been
adjudicated voluntary bankrupts their petition be-
fore Register Fitch, who has called meeting OF tho
creditors be hold March 10 to prove claims ard
choose assignee in bankruptcy. Tho aggregate Ina
bltics very heavy, amounting to $6lo0 0Oc includ
ing both coparlnership and Individual Indebtedness
The largest creditor Russell Sage Tor Sl62, ,0o0
cured by bond aud mortgage on the houses Nos y,
~ 81 and SO East Slxtyl0urih street aud No ,3o Mad
ison avenue. Of this CAIN $3t 900 is due by Sas
n. Styles. Tho Indebtedness oI Silts VI. Styles
amounts TO about $265,OU0 the principal secured
creditors being the following -Gcrnania Lille lnsur-
ancc Company, Sll2, 500; Thomas McLciland $26 1905
H. 5. Middleton, 81 900; John Il. Styles $40 t00
Mckenzie q Clan Runaid, 80, 900; j. s. Peck Co.,
$1,000; Manufacturers and Builders Bank :l2,0O0
Alexander Tha,n 81 200; Mary A. l,odnc, 1000 !.
G.. Styles has individual Liabilities Of 5000 The
claims against r. Kelly Styles nre as lohows, tho
creditors beng secured by bond and mortgngc--
Mutual Iiic Insurance Company. $S4,OO0; D,DkeIspic
4 Oppcnhcim l500 trustees ior twenty binc bond
holders, S2s Ss2. The firm has $4,000 duo to un-
secured crediiors the largest beng Adcnc j. Styles,
$4,000; TOokcr, Arnold Co, t5,S2S; Schuyler "
sons 81, ,g2b; Van Horn Brother, 206l; g. j. Clan
Ranaiu, $3.50; &. II. Harvey, $2.023. Tho largest
secured creditors, besides Russell Sage are The
Manufacturcrs and Builders Bank, IS, 632; Conrad
BolIes $40, 800; Helen Wufang sT,Sl3 Tho only
assets included in the schedule promssory notes
and debts due, amounting to about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
REFORMED tDrrcm.


The Rev. ". II. Gleason, who has been preaching In
this city and vicinity for fcw weeks, has now
ccptcd call to the First Prcsby church. Newark
n. J.
The Rev. J Mayou, formerly pastor of the Re-
formed church OF Somerset Kan, IS now settled in
the Presbyterian church OF La Cygnc, Kan.
few months ago II was feared that the First Re-
formed church OF Jersey city would be obliged to dis
band, but under the ministry OF the Rev. Mr. Wcscr-
field tho services arc well attended, much interest is
manifested and the outlook generally is brighter than
ever.
Tho Rev. J. s. vandcrsloot has left tho Methodist
Episcopal Church aud taken the pastorate Of ST. Johns
German Reformed church in Vest Philadelphia
Tho Board OF Foreign Missions OF tho Reformed
Church calls upon the membership TO increase their
contributions to this interest. The fiscal year VIII
close In less than Two months the receipts thus
iar have reached only s25 Joo not including Sl2 900
legacy The Board needs 900 to meet the wants Of
the mission Tor the remainder OF the year and $40 900
toward the reduction OF It's debt
UyfvERsALIsr
The Univcrsasts have reorgan ized an old soc,cty
that had lain dormant Tor years In Mount Vernon NJ
", repaired dIlapdatcd old house and cal ed pastor
Rev Charles Conklin, of Canton Divinity School, with
whom thcy are going ahead.
Tho Rcv. }. Sctz, laie pastor Of the Univcrsalist
church in Hariom, New York, has accepted q call 10
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
CHAT BY THE WAY.

To forgive the who has done you an Injury 10
proof OF nne mettle
Il is . great deal easier see why your debtors
mould pay you than to why you should pay your
wcditora
Time 10 100 precious to be spent in grumblng In
stead OF borrowing trouble, ought TO
Travel ,fc's common way
In cheerful godness.
Wordsworth not very much OF theologiap, but
70 was not far from right when he said that all we
sccd 10 mako lives what they should be Is
A fow strong instincts and few plain rules
what exquisite lines those are IN Longicllow's
~0odcn Legend which describe the process OF grow.
ing old srace-uliy;-
Time has laid hts hand
Upon my heart gently. not smiling II,
i;uf as q harper lays his open palm
upon his harp, to dcadcn lis vibration.
Crcas aches are bad, but, curiousiy enough, great
papos. provided they are blue, arc very desirable.
Dr. Talmago said IN an obtuse moment that dollar
s.,ned on tho Sabbath a red hot dollar, whercupon
,op. one has written ask when he, TaImage, earns
nost or his money and whether bis fingers have be-
,on,e 90 caous that he can handle it easily The re-
o,v IL that the reverend gentleman was not thinking
AZ htmsclt q the time, which is so unusual and re-
...vkable n circumstance that tho widest abcrra
,,on can be forgiven. He fad, further. that
be wished Mr. Morrisscy wcro dead The sweet
,n.y,sv TOR a fellow creature which Tho wish
snplics is lost s:ght Of VIC make large 'n-
eryosatisn point and ask the reason why! why
aessuss hs y . dcmoraIizlng influence In the com.
mussy. A. true; bus We Will not forget snas II OLD
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
THE PARK MENAGERIE.

BIRTH OF TWO LIONS AND A YOUNG CAMEL.
s'Hco! have you got young elephants recent births,
here ~ asked HERALD reporter Of Fred Rivers,
OF the attendants In tho menagerio department Of tho
Central PARK, yesterday.
"Young elephants guess not Elephants
never bcgotlen in captivity. Somo enterprising pcr-
son printed In OF the papers recently that co-
phant had been born here. but that not SO, and
was probably only showman's dodge. Elephants
never breed after capture, and Pm stalking my situa.
tion it that there never was instance known Of
such a thing. Hero elephants SIR" and he
led the way tho north the building connected
with the ancient arsenal, and exclusively devoted
TO the accommodation OF tho larger animals in tho
Park collection
The reporter had been given to understand that
there haa been some additions made to tho mcnagcrc
department OF tho great Metropolitan Pleasure
Ground, and as he desired TO see only those he rc-
questcd some Information concerning them, DcstOwing
merely passing glance on tho elephants. Rivers at
showed the way to particular cage, wherein
was confined beautiful specimen OF the Asiatic
oness, the mother oil pair Of the prettiest cubs
seen. The latter were cocd up corner OF tho
compartment, and look shyy at the visitors. They
being tho src. They weigh respectively seven
pounds, aud are Just us cute looking
and as seemingly intelligent MS one could
Imagine. The mother Is called Nelly eight
years OF age, and, as has been said rs beauu spcc
OF her species. The cubs are fed ou milk, which
is supplied in large platter, OF which the maternal
takes her share and CONSIDERABLY dolcs out sum
cient quantity TO her young. in'n adjacent cage
four young lions, ali two years OF age, and frocsomo
as babies, but less noisy.
Tho next visit was made to II brace Of infant PAN
theirs, SIX the world, but prccocous and
tcraining to high degree. Tho other acquisition To
the array Of animals Is camel born only ton days
ago. which has IA ponder body and head, but legs
that are slrikingy The camel usual
carries its young twelve months. Alter the season
opens-thc circus seasonthc incnagcric at tho Park
will appear rather slim, more than one half OF the
ANIMALS there now are owned by =. T. Barnum, and
wl of course, DO taken away when he resumes busi-
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
CLOSING PRicEs---3 4. N.
The closing prices werc:-
THE MONEY MARKET

Money during the day was easy at per cent call,
and closed very easy at from u 21a per CALL
The following the rates OF exchange New York
nt the undcrmcntioncd cities to-day savannah, buy
ing n, selling "a; Charleston scarce, buying u pro-
num- sclnng \ Cincinnati, steady buying par, selling
1.i0; ST. Louis, par; New Orleans, commercial 3.16
bank a, aud Chicago, par TO 20 premium.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened At 1ol6 aud closed at 10lai, all the sales
during the day being at these figures alternately. Tho
carrying ranged from 2 per cent to FIAT. Loans
were also made In exceptional instances per cent
por annum and l-64 until Monday
Gold clcarnss at tho National Bank OF Tho State OF
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
NINETEENTH STREET SYNAGOGUE.

LECTURE by REV. HENRY J. MENDEs
Rev. Henry J. Mendes, of Manchester, England, who
is preaching in the Nineteenth street Synagogue
probation, delivered his third lecture IN that ed1ce
yesterday morning before largo congregation.
The attention Of tho worshippers distracted 70.
pcatedy by the movements Of couple OF uninvited
guests, which had gained access through window and
had the grace TO rcmaIn quiet and attentive
auditors Even small thing as a wander
ing pigeon claim the attention OF those whose
thoughts arc supposed 10 be set higher things
Mr.. Mcndes selected his text from Exodus xxxil l.
'And when the people saw that Moses delayed 10
down OF tho mount the people gathered themselves
together unto Aaron, and said unto him, Up, make
IFS gods which shall 60 before u.s. this Moses
the that brought US up out OF tho land OF Egypt
we wot not what Is become OF him." Our interest,
said tho speaker, has been engaged this morning by
tho account OF tho Egyptian bondage OF our fathers
Our wonder mas been excited by the story OF their
miraculous dcvcrancc aud holiest feelings have
been aroused by that soul-inspring drama enacted
Sinai. Tho wonderful thing is The dispo-
suiou OF tho people who had been led out
Of Egypt by Moses When Moses did not como
down OF the mount they turned TO Aaron and sad
MAKE gods which shall go before u.s." and Aaron
asks Tor gold order to gam time, but they willingly
sacrificed alI And Aaron made molten calf and built
nj altar before II Tor "hc glory of the OF tho
Mos, High and the one God whose being IS eternal "
What should Aaron navo donor Could he have
acted otherwise? My friends, where is the man who
w staua aud cndcavor TO stem the rcslstess torrent
OF the will of pecpcg Did al. tho prophets who
spoke succeed In turning the stih ncckcd people
from their sinss Mol What shall We
say OF Israel tho OF God
forget sklo minded that one day he Is all Tor tho
service his and the next IND reverse Israel
says there is no pointing the things Of the old
religion let Us make new gods; this Inan Moses wc
know not where lie 49, Note the uugraciousness IN
the OF speaking OF the man who had led them
out OF Egypt. s'this man Moses" SO spoke our
fathers OF the who had been thcir guide an shus
speak we now OF the rabbis who have been SO long
our guides, make us new gods. new religion; We
want change, let us have IT, And since at the pres
cnt day we must have something OF moral tendency
our new god shall ethical i,s attributes The new
god IL set up already Tor US To worship u Is ;hc
growth OF Thought, undsciplincd by religion that
takes these Ianclfui strides. You, fathers and
mothcrs take caro- your sons and daughters hide not
thcr thoughts from you, aud thus foster tho ethical
functiona
The New York herald., 1877-03-04

ADyANCE AND DECLINE.
The following arc the advance and decline in the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks COM
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvANcE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, M; c.,
C. & c.. "A; Delaware and Hudson Canal, "a Nor.
ris and Essex. 25s Toledo and Wabash q Union
Pacific. l American Express, =.
DEcLrSe.-Ncw York Central and Hudson, Il; Chi.
caeo Burlington and Quincy, 4; Chicago and Alton, a
Delaware and Lackawanua, -; Erie II; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph u; Lake Shore, q; Michigan Central = !;
New Jersey Central, 's Northwestern, "a; do pro-
fcrred, q; ONO and Mississippi, d Pacific Mail, u ;
Rock Island. 4; st. Paul, la do preferred. II /;
Western Union Telegraph, g. All the rest steady
CLOSING PRiCEs-3 p, NJ.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04

above e-
currents SIG, 7Go 400 s1s,95l,7oo Dec 81, $685. 700
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds strong in sympathy with
gold, and they closed Arm AZ tho following quo
tallons: :-Uniied States currency skies, l22@
a l23; do. do 1881, registered, lllsS lllA;
do do, do, coupon, 1924 ll2H; 10. do,
1895, registered, 1919 l0s%; do do, do,
coupon, 1919 l0sh; do do, do. new, registered,
lOsh 10sA; do do, do, coupon. 1855 aioSA; do'
do. 1867. registered, l1l55 1l2; do do do.'
coupon, 11l2s 1i2 do. do, 1868, registered ll3A
ll3sl; do do. do, coupon, l13,4 a ll3I; do ten
iortcs, registered, looX no. do do, coupon, lloh
a lloh; do hvcs, 1Ssl registered, loex loo7s; do.
do do, coupon, loo5s alo9Js; do. AIS 1891, regis
tered, 105sS LOG.
State bonds were quiet and firm, with sales OF Mis-
sours Louisiana sevens consolidated. District OF
Columbia 3.65's sold at 72s, an advance OF q. In
New Orleans louisiana consols sold at 6414 64%'
bonds.
Railroads Irregular with tho New Jersey Cen.
trail issues weak the rsts consolidated fell per cont
to 81 and havo since recovered per cont; the rst
now declined "a, and the Lehigh ana Wkesbarro con-
soils ~. The other changes wero ms follows:-Au
advance OF per cent in Delaware and Hudson regis
tered bonds OF 1891, u in ONO and Mississippi sec
onds, Union Pacific land grants and ST. LOUIS anG
Iron Mountain hrsts, u in New Jersey Central con-
verblcs, Central Pacific hrss (San Joaquin branch)
and Union Pacific rsts. There decline OF "a IN
Harlem hrsts and South Pacific Railroad bonds OF Mis-
souri,. and u in Chicago and Northwest consolidated
gold The railroad bonds advanced toward tho
cose oil the market and they closed firm.
BANK
Tho sales of city bank shares wcro follows:-
American Exchange at 100, Phoenix al 1o1 and Rcpub-
lie at 9S. Commerce sold ut l12.
FOREIGN MARKET.
The London adyices report steady market for con-
soils and United States bonds Erie advanced u per
cent while Now York Central dropped u pcr cent.
selling down to 01H. The Bank Of England gained
f5 900 bullion balance to-day Tho specie IN the
Imperial Bank of Germany decreased &c 900 marks
during the week. In Paris rentes wore 1861 725sc.
and the exchange London was 25f lac. nNew York
sterling exchange dull but steady; prime asking
rates, 4S4 a 4s5la; solling rates, 4s3 4ss1s and
4s4h a4s5 Rcichmarks, 943s q 94H and 95t1 953s.
Cables, 95% 95X. Prime Paris. 6.171 and 5.15 The
closing prices in London were:-Consos both ioI
money and account, 064; Gve-twenty bonds of 1865.
DID, 1o6 1861; do do, OF 1867. losA ten-orty bonda
lOsH; new ives, 107H Eric common shares, 7T.
scr ,urA
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
BRIDGING HARLEM RIVER.

Comptroller Kelly at Yesterdays meeting Of the
Board OF Apportionment said that the Third Avenue
Bridge across Harlem River cost 81, 800 600, the orig
inal estimate being $3.50, 900. Tho Department OF
Parks certain property holders in the annexed dis
tricts arc anxious build another bridge at 13Sth
street and Madison avenue. Commissioner Martin es-
tmatcs the 800 900, but the Com ptrocr not
satisfied with this statement AT his suggestion
oIution was passed yesterday calling upon tho Park
Commissioners to send in iul particulars ms TO the
probable cost OF completing tho bridge purchasing the
approaches both sides, and other items OF cxpcnd
turo hlch may arise In conducting tho work
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wero:-
MINING SHARES.

Tho following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks to-day at San Francisco :--GouId h
Curry 12 Savage. s.; Cholar- Polosi, &c; Ophir 25;
Hale & Norcross, s; Crown Point, 0; Yellow Jacket
13; Bclcher. 8; Imperial, 2: Virginia Consolidated
As; California, As; Ovcrman. Sss Raymond Is Ely, 9;
Eurcks, G. ", 3; Best BeIchcr, 33; Kentuck, Il
Union Consolidated, 0; Alpha, 20; Meadow Valley,
Sierra Nevada, Mexican IS; Caledonia, O.; SilvoI
HILL 81 Eureka Consolidated, 15; Justice, II; julia
Consolidated, s. Tho closing prccs In San Francisco
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
IMPORTS AND IMPORTS

The foreign commerce OF tho port Tor tho week was
follows :-GcncraI merchandise imports, including
dry goods, &c. slS; produce EXPORTS 49, and
specie cxpovts, $685. 43o.
The total imports OF mcrchan disc since January l.
this year, s5S ,2lI against 500 z72 the
pondng period In 1876 and 1919 905 In 1875
the total exports OF produce wcrc $45 S27 against
900 2lo In 1876, and $3o, ,3ei 1886 in 1885, the total
exports of specie So 14o against $s in
1876 and $l3, b55, s02 in 1875.
BANK STATEMENT.
Tho bank statement shows a reduction IN every item
except that Of loans. The specie has decreased
$780, legal tcndcrs 1856 500 deposits s. 200
and circulation, $2,so0, while tho loans havc in.
creased s3is,7oo. Thcro 10 loss In surplus re-