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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

No mercury or minerals enter into
the composition of DR.. ,Marshall's
Bromoline. 1t is the greatest Vcge-
table Blood Purifier known. Sold by
Miller & Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

"a Merry Christmas to all and to
all a-good night" till we get back.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

We go to press Wednesday after.
noon to give all hands holiday.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

S. S. Hewitt has just received an H.
lustrated Catalogue of Silyerware from
a prominent manufacturing company,
of goods which will he sold at Chicago
prices. Parties wishing to purchase
anything in that line will do we'll to
place their orders with him us he fur
nishes any kind Of goods desired. Call
and order early. 14-3w.
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4 BARGAIN.

=. We can furnish a new Platform
!. Spring Wagon or All End Elliptic
!; Spring Buggy, manufactured by Fish
Brothers s. Co., Racine, at better
bargain than any dealer can give.
These wagons and buggies now take
the lead. Call and see us or write for
!. 1erms. .a. =, d q, - T. = !
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

A girl named Misbeck was unfortu-
nate enough to give birth toa child the
other day at Lemars, and she charges
the authorship of the loye letter, love
story, communication, article or what:
ever it is, upon Leidy, theeditor of The
Liberal. On general principles we
don't believe Leidy is the man., Edit
ors are proverbially exemplary in this
respect. Ministers and doctors are
rather noted for such escapades, but
editors never. - Worthinston AD-
VANCE.
What, never? Minneapolis Tribune.
Well, hardly ever.
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The Annual Meeting of the Mobiles
County Agricultural Society will lie
held at the Court House on the 3lst
day of Dec, 1879, at one O'Clock P. NJ.
The Election of officers for the coming
year will take place. Amendments
will be offered to Articles /, Sec. =,
Article 5, and Secs. 8, and 1, of Arti-
Gle 7, of the Constitution.
G.. T. Pope
Secretary.
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40 TO so


The Banner is 4 first class, cigl,t-page Famil,
Ne sl'aper. containing forty columns of inter.
estins and Instructive reading. embracing A
Literary Department; Reports Of Spiritual Lee
Tires; Original Essays upon Spiritual. Phosopll-
ical and Scientific subjects. Editorial Depart
nicnt. Spirit-McSsage Department. Contrib,l-
tions by the most talented Writers in the world,
ETC., etc
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE.
Per Year, $ 20. Six Months, 81 50. Three Ms. rs
RJ-PUstage 15c 4 year, hich must accompany
, The subscription.
In remi:tiag by mail, u Iost-Oflice Money Or
der on I}oSt.:n, or Draft on q Bank Banking
House In Boston or Ne York City, p.yabl'. to
the order of Colby 8 Rich, is preferable to Bank
NNes, since, should the Order or Draft be lost
or stolen, it can be renewed thout J. IS to the
SENDER. Cheeks OH interior banks are liable to
cost of collection, anil in such cases the term OF
subscription will be proporti,nally shortened in
the credit.
Subscriptions discontinued at the expiration
OF the time paid for
HO-Specimen copies sent free.
Advertisements published at twenty cents per
line for the FIRST and fifteen cents per line for
each Subsequent insertion.
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Andnow it is limited that Gen. Bak-
er of the Mankato Free Press contem-
plates matrimony. Whether true or not,
it is no doubt consoling to A. P. Mill
er Of the WOrthingtOn ADVANCE and
X Geo. G.. Chamberlin of the Jackson Re-
public, as, for awhile at least, it will
draw attention from their matrimon.
ial schemes.-St. James journal.
And there's w. a. Chapman, of the
St. James Journal. How about him
There never WAS a goose so gray''
and, we'll, ''every dog, too, has his day. )
In Hot Weather the strongest sys.
tens suffer from lack of energy, and
invalids especially, bear witness to
the intensity of the heat, in their weak.
ened debility and enervation. The
Peruvian Syrup will energise and in.
vigorate the system by pouring into
the vitiated blood the life element,
which is iron. -.
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CHEAPROOkX

+, CHEAP BOOKS
For sale at this office the following
books for young people:
Stories and Ballads for Youn,
Folks.
Wonders of the Vegetable World.
Wonders of Creation.
Dicks Recitations and READINGS.
One Hundred Choice Selections in
Poetry and Prose. -, ~ 800: -
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N A SONJC

- Nd A SONIC.
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of FvaterNt-
- IL ~ Lodge, M. lOl, L. i. & 4. H. at Masonic
MM Hall III Wnr,lIingtnn on the
4&yGZ=S.A LIST and Sd Mondays IN e:,ch
sGrIkN -sN. month.
A2EtMAs;Y, NJ =. SoulE w.. NJ.
ASTsksz1y s. Ed. CHANDi.E Err Sec.
V&2;;$1sss REGULAR CONVOCA.
H9fyG*xS TlONS Of Living Arch Chap
Sa14sHAis:A' ter, No. q, H.. A.. NJ. at Ma.
VIZ '>SS sonic Hall OIL the 4th Monday
- o0AA month.
A. c. RoB1xsoS, NJ. e.. HIP.
y. !. CHANDLER. Csc. t30t]
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G. CHASE,
Farrier and Horse Sinner

k)kOMPI attention syei, at all times 10 treat.
L ment OF Horses AM! to Horse Shooting Also
general blacksElitlling
Horses c'strttcd. Tcrn,s-$2 10 - at owner y
fisk; bl9 ON every hundred t., imS;iTc. value Of
perienc:.
Also LICENSED AuCrr!oNEER.
Shop between the Warrington and the Far
nier'S llntey, W0rtngt,l;. Milan. filthy
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The sibley Gazette commends the
following from the Sioux City Journal,
and says that after January first it will
drop the name OF every man who has
not paid:
1T is rather painful to notice in
some of our best and worthiest local
newspapers appeals to delinquent sub
scribers to pay up. The strongest and
best appeal is the notice to this effect:
That on and after a certain date the
the name of every delinquent sVbscrib-
er will be dropped, and that thereafter
no paper Will be sent without advance
payment. Experience teaches that the
advance pay system is the profitable
and only safe plan for the local news
paper to pursue. People who do not
want the paper on these terms do not
want it at all, and it is best for the pub
Usher, II he be an honest man and ca
pable in his business, that people who
do not want his paper should not have
it. The credit system on weekly local
newspaper is ruinous to its profits.
It is difficult matter for country
newspaper but we are glad to see that
they are coming to it one by one. The
ambition to have Il large circulation is
natural but not wise. We struck off
thirty-three names on the first of De-
ccmber who had not arranged with US
to pay and Il number more will go if the
arrangement made..is not complied with.
We can afford to cut ffssone-half the
names on our list and still have 4 good
circulation and make more clear money
than ne do,now.:. s., ~ -
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A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this office.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

There were Christmas entertain
mcnts at all the churches last cyening.
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Z CONE IN AND WRITE AL otter.
S Farmers III town wishing to write a letter are
invited 10 call at the ADVANCE otllce and 10 50,
Writing materials free -
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Early yesterday morningthc Their
mometer stood 800 below zero.
The village schools are closed for two
weeks to bridge oyer the Holidays.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

SCRIBNER' s.-Elsewhere we publish
the advertisements of Scribner's Month
|y and st. Nicholas, now admitted to
be the leading magazines Of the world
in popular interest and makeup. Both
seem to get nearer to the lives, hearts
and everyday interests of the general
reader than any other magazines pub
lisl,ed.
AS a children's magazine, st.
Nicholas has no such thing rs an Amer
lean rival. It has been so beautiful and
entertaining from the first, that every
rival children s magazine succumbed to
it, and left to it the whole American
field.
BANNER OF LIGI1r.-Yhe ADVERTISE
ment Of this veteran and pioneer publ.
cation devoted to Spiritual;sm will he
found in another column. 1t is the
oldest, and, take 1t altogether, the best
publication Of the kind in America. It's
Message Department alone, giving
each week communications frem de-
parted spirits. is of itself worth many
times the subscription price to any one
who cares to know about the conditions
under which spirits live ana act after
they leave the body. We arc free to
say that in two years reading of tie
literature OF modern Spiritualism we
have received more mental light, more
Of the philosophy of life and Tie future,
more strength of will, more courage and
independence, more genuine comfort,
more ''sober certainty Of waking bliss"
rs Milton says, than we ;mbibed from
20 years search through the religious
and other literature of the world.
Minnesota towns seem to Ue doomed
Pennington. Dulath, Oronoco have all
suffered recently by the fiery eie,nnts,
and Friday last Marshall barely escaped
a contlagratioD. A small lire occurred.
and it was only through the hardest of
work that the town was saved. Mar
Shall has good fire organization. and
to this alone. is her good fortune attrib-
utable. Window ought to have Il bet
ter fire rotection.-Windom Reporter.
Worthington has certainly been for
tunate. 1t has had but one FIRE of any
consequence during the eight years Of
its existence and that fire was deiber-
ately planned by men who assume to
lead the politics and business of the
place and was deliberately set by a vii
liam who figured considerably in poll
tics and the church. We have all Elf
Gent night watch who has prevented
several fires, but we cannot always cs-
cape thus. External vigilance" etc.
Blank newspaper of the quality used
by us in printing the Beacon has lately
advanced from ~ to II cents per pound.
When we reduced our subscription
price year ago, to $3.50 we could buy
paper at the former figures. We shall
not, however, advance our subscription
price, but will be obliged to make clos
er collections.-Spirit Lake Beacon.
We were just getting ready to reduce
the price Of the ADVANCE, but we
must wait a little longer and see wheth-
er this rise continues. It the flood sub
sides we shall make a handsome re,luc-
ton to all subscribers who pay in adj
vance.
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= ron SH LIZ OR EXCHANGE.
oil'r for sale at bargain my property in the
viilag Of Woi,h;ngon, consisting Of five los,
fnlr Dwelling Houses Shop and Barn.
Al $50 about ci.ht Gods If stOne my house
movi' e tools aud !, two seated Buggy.
VIII exchange for N::incum5CrcO land within
six miles Of 4 Railroad station.
A. e. ROBINSON,
Slim Warrington, Mimi.
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Fine Custom Work on hand and made
to order at Johnson's Shoe Store. 2w
Mems fine Slippers at Johnson's Shoe
Store.
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The boys have a dance tonight at
the Worthington Hotel.
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LOCAL.
33WolsTMINGToN.. MIN, DEC EMBERso5; 1879 s
CLUB rs 4;

sEss ~ r. CLUB RATES. j. 4. &
The ADVANCE Is furnished at a,s50-a year to
Clubs OF tenormore Clubs olten for six months
rs cents for each ubscylher, Y l :. -
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Adrian. MINI. Dee Is, 1919.

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!
At THE
CIT I EitiAT u tiI2T EFT.
Wholesale ard Retail. Best oysters. Bottom
pr.ccs. Try them.
1:t1m.
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Reward.-We will pay reward of
one thousand dollars for any certifi-
cate published by us regarding Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup not found genu-
ine.-Vogeler, Meyer & Co., Balti-
more, October l, 1877.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

On Wednesday evening" Dec. 81, the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the marriage Of Mi. and
MIS-. A. s. Hussclton will be celebrated at their
residence il. this place All are invited.
Now this is something like it. This
is Il good Minnesota winter. None of
your langnid, tffelninate, diletante VIM
ters til wears banged hair and lisps,
but Il rousing, bu!retiug, deep-voicetl,
believing, hearty old fellow, that laughs
and whistles, and sets everybody to
d;,nci!ig with vitality and electricity.
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Having large payments to make between now
and the first OF January it will he II special nc.
connlo 't!!,'u if ali Indebted will call and settle
before that time will also sell ut cost all Will
ter goods. Mi;S. A. l.. LAW
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There was q gale on Tuesday and
the snow was on the move. The train
from Sioux Falls did not get through
except the engine and passenger car
No trains arrived on the main line
until Wednesday. At 8 o'clock yes
tcrday morning the thermometer indi-
Gated 30 below zero.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

Che of the girls wants US to write some poetry
about banged hair. Here gees
Look ut her Singrry,
Speak her it'll care,
She 4 ,Hl)r !Eia.lc,
Wearing banged hair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
coKLES AND BLUE HILL.

We propose publishing a his tory Of
the settlement, development and nat
ural advantages together with a bust
ness directory of the above named towns.
The Cowles article will appear next
week, and that of Blue Hill. the week
following, perhaps. All who wish extra
copies will please send IN their orders As
early as possible.
Joe Warmers little boy was suppos-
ed to have been lost last Friday evening,
rs he could not be found when night
came on. The parents were naturelv
very anxious, and as the report that the
child was lost, spread very rapidly, the
men gathered for the purpose, of institu.
ting q search, but the little fellow came
home at this ju~ncture, which put . stop
to further proceedings in that direction.
He had accompanied a larger 10y j,
search of q COW, Of the prairies.
-Anderson's circus has come and
gone. and after . dav of amusement the
people have gone back to the old routine
Of business. The circus was a. good as
they will average, but the concert in the
evening was, to use . common express
ion, rather thin. The distribution Of
silverware BY chance. ct the close of the
concert was, like everything else in the
lottery line. q fraud; . few minor articles
were, distributed among the ticket hold
ers, while the articles Of real value were
disposed Of according to previous ar
rangemeDt.
IN. g. Liddy, the enterprising gro
Gerry man sets forth in his advertisement
elsewhere in this paper, the advantages
to be derived from purchasing & oodsat his
establishment. he believes in adver-
Using Is Q means of securing . large
trade. and purchasers viii always find
that they can do better by buying their
goods Of merchants who make . liberal
use of printers ink. Consult the col
umns Of the CHIEF and buy ouly Of those
who are represented therein, and our
word for it you will get better bargains
and better treatmeat than you vii
elsewhere.
Last Thsrsdsy meruinga man BY
the name of Ransom Slack Who Was IN
the employ Of Mr.. GibA in the capacity
of hostler, concluded that he would de-
part for sreener pastures. and take With
him the horse belonging 20 his employer.
He proceeded IS far q Inland, the fEst
station ON the B. & M. esst ct HasfiA9R,
where he was arrested on suspiotioe Of
being = horse thief. and brought back .
Hastings. Sheriff Warren vent up and
brought him down On hA EtidN aud
held HIM in custody until Tuesday hst.
when he was brought up for trial and
bound over to sppesr At the next tsrn
Of the District Court, in the sum of
5000, In default Of which he was re-
mandel TO jsii.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
The Spanish ce.tss.

Special Dispatch to The Bee.
MADRID, june I'd, 5 A.. Mixing
Alphonzo opened the Cortes Saturday.
In his speech he declared the govern
ment will submit measures to alleviate
the effects Of the ten years war in Cuba.
and endeavor to assimi!ate the position
Of that colony to that ola province Of
Spain and hasten measures for the com D..
plete abolition Of slavery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
NOTICE.

County Court. Webster County. Seb.
In the matter Of the application. Of Henry
jennings and Eli Jennings his wife. 70
adopt as their own. Sarah Rowland aged four,
Mary Rowland, nov Mary Nuckols. 1t 10 here
by ordered that Monday. the 9Th day Of JuDe,
A. d. 1879. be set apart 70, the hearing OF ssid
matter. All persons interested are hereby
notified 81 said hearins. that they may attend
said hearing.
Witness my land and seal Of said County
Court of Red Cloud. this i4th d.y OF May. HI9.
4lv3 JOHN r. WILCOX, County judge
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

The Osborne Harvester, Kirby Light
Mower and Wheeler Mower for sale by
A. A. Pope, or Mitchell l. MOrhart. St
&C. H. Hakem,nn, the popular ton
sonial artist, has just added TO his estab-
lishment, an English hair clipper, which
is Q decided improvement over the old
way of cutting hair with the scissors.
He wants everybody to come and give
him q trial. 1874
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

From the organization OF Nebraska. n
1869, { the first day Of January. 1879,
there have been tsenty-6v i've convicis seb-
fenced TO the ~Peniteaiisry for life. At
the close Of January, 1879. there were
just ten left in the prison serving GU,
their sentence. The average time serv-
ed is about three years and nine morths.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Mitchell & Morhart are agents for
the sale Of the Peck Patent Chimney
which is much cheaper than chimneys
made Of BRICK, aud are ABSOLUTELY safe:
These chimneys are made Of galvanized
iorn. No SCOT will collect 10 those chin
ueys, consequently the danger to build
ings form burning ont Of Aues is obviated.
Mitchell 4 Morhart, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Special Dispoteh 70 The Bee.
NEW YoRK, June I'd. 5 A. M.-The
secret Of the robbery OF the Manhattan
Bank is fully disclosed at last. The
thieves had . pal in the person Of the
day Waterman, and with his aid the plan
Of the robbery was conceived and finally
carried out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Taben mp by the underlined livins on Sec. :.
Town 3 Han 80 10 in Webster Co. Nsb. on the
Ath Of May. one chestnut sorrei mare colt one
year old. Also one dark cream mare colt With
star in farehead. both BRANDED on neck unber
name. The cSnsf 10 notified 70 call. prove
q w. FRANCIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
70 Farmers.

Farmers who have good wheat for
sale, will do we'll to take it to the Red
Cloud Mills, as Messrs Potter < Frisbie
will pay the highest market price for
good clean wheat. 29f
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

D. NJ. Osborne 4 Co.
l Recommend the Osborne Harvester
to any farmer wishing the best machine
10 market. Mine works all right.
5w43 Z. Shellhammer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Al the Winnebsso sgesey. where two
white meo have been murdered lately.
and for which "a Indian is 10 Jail .; Da-
keea City, the noble red men are getting
~ On their high heekd dignity and pro
pose 10 make N onslaught on the whites.
If they can't murder . fev pale faces for
amusement, they are going to know The
reason Why.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Auditor Lesdtke has recsirei posse.
from the pessicn bureau. shss bis re-.
ular peosiou silowases Of $50 per
month would be increased to flj. The
disabilities for which the Csp,aia re-
csisss his pens;oa is on aec,an; Of = gun
shet voand through the night hip and
abdooen, which be received ss the bat.
lie Of 6~ettysbure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for July,
which has just some to hand, has the
opening chapters Of . new novelet BY
that brilli,nt writer, Mira Frances Hodg-
son Burnett author Of THAT Las
O'Lowrie." :.Theo," kathleen" ETC..
etc. If We may judge from these chap
tiers, the tale viii be one Of the very best
ever published, . in "Pe.erson's
Magazine" Il would Be worth while
subscribing merely to get this charming
~loye-story. There Are also original tales
by Rebecca Harding Davis. Frank Lee
Benedict, the authoF Of sJesiAh Allen's
Wife," etc., etc. MIA Ann 8. StspA-
ems also contributes some powerful eh&p-
ters to her thrilling novel. Tho Trag-
edy Of Tfevylaa." The stssl engraving.
and the colored fashion p2ats are rarely
beautiful There Are also Eve nov pat
terms, printed in colors. for snhroidsnag
towels rugs, etc. i sa standing BOA
der how 50 splendid . magazine can b
furnished 90 low, for the p.ies e Only
two dolhEs year, O. 2 dollar log ~
months, soih great dsdsetiaas 70 odshs.
Specimens, too, ase seak gratiss 70 %.
IONS wishing to get up dnbs. sboviaa
that the publisher invites eoDpa4iDoo.
IF you aEe not already > snbac.ihss. 70
adviss yoa, q leask . end . dollar tos
az months, and test this tee youfoelvsa
Or, bsttsr s6u, get upa sIah asd sAsa
. copy, ire, q Ws0iuN. A0dre0
CaAS. j. PErIRSon. 106 CheGksot
StrseA PhiladelphiA Jhe Q4xx ~
.Peesssoa'' one ysar 70 - ahsuileu
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
y, B. 3eN1TC.

Wholesale & Retail Stationery, School
and Miscellaneous Books.
Wall Paper o speciality at Bed rock
prices, already trimed.
Fancy Stationery and Notions at the
Post Office Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given. that I will examine
ali persons who may desire to offer the mseives
ss candidates for teachers Of the primary. or
com mon schools Of Webster county. at HE'D
Cloud on the frst Saturday OF each mooth At
nine o'clock Q. m. sharp.
A. A, POPS. Co., Supt
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
FOR SALE.

Five good mich COWS for sale by the
und, rsigned, for cash or on time with
security. John Berenzen,
2w Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

We have for sale the following traets
Of land near Red Cloud:
$40 acres Of good tillsble land, 300
acres Of which IL under cultivation.
Running water on the land, slso . little
timber. house, stables, etc. Pnee
81 800.
so acres Of 6ne land. 80 acres under
cultivation, about 6 miles from Red
Cloud. Prise $500. A bargain
Address, NJ. l. Thomas.
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Flower pots and hanging baskets at
Robys. tt
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
FOR SALE

A Fairbanks standard 1000 To-, scales,
in good order. Enquire at this Office or
of j. Bsrepzen, at the Brewery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
A. A. Pspe. Red Cloud. Neb

Yours received; 10 reply would say
you can rely on the Osborne self-biudinz
Harvester being the best machine 10 the
market. ! cut 100 acres With mine IN
1878 q Q cos< Of IS 20 30 oe0ts pei sese
Tor virc; never hsd any trouble What
ever. Il viii bad every time either
tight or looss. large o. small jast - yoa
vsot. Ths bands do not Interfere with
thresbisg 10 any vly. Yours truly,
5vA3 W. f Thorne.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
CONSERVATIVES.

The adve. tiser. having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease. mption. ~ . simple
remedy, u anxious to make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire
il, he will send q copy Of the prescription used.
free Of charge. with the directions for preparing
and using the same. which they will find a sure
cure for Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis Ae.-
Parties wishing the prescription please address,
Z. A. WILSON, 1874 Penn ct. WILLIAMSBURG " Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Teachers Contracts.
Teachers Contracts can be had BY
calling on ne or by calling ut the CHIEF
Office, Red Cloud Neb.
A. A. PORE. Co. Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12
INEi ICRiii

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
Ice delivered to any part Of the city
by Evans & Clapp.