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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23
A Surprised Physician.

A DYING PATIENT RECEIVERS THROUGH
TUE ISTEaPosITIoN OF A HUMBLE GER
MAS.-Scme weeks ago DR. c., very
reputable and widely known physician,
living on C-street. was called to at
tend a very complicated case of Rheuma-
ti>m. Upon arriving at the house he
found man about 70 t. years of az
" NJ in Frustrated and serious condi'
ton. with his whole frame dan gcrously
tf,cted with the painful disease. Ike
prescribed for tn, patient, but the man
continued to grow worse, and on Sunday
evening he was folHl to b. in very
alarming condition. The knees and el
bows AM larger joints were g ea''y in
flannel and could not be moved. 1t WAS
ONLY VITA oxtremr diff .ulty that the
patient coull be turned III bed. with the
aid OF three 0. four persons. The weight
of the clio hing was 81 oppressive tat
means hal to b. a'ap.cd to keep it from
the patti nts body.
Tla do tor saw that his assistance
woull be Of no avail. and left the houS'
the memb rs of the family following h m
to the door, weeping. At this crit ca
hour neisEbor, Il poor and humhlt
German shoemaker, appeared to TIC
grief-smtt on as q saving angel. Tic
had heard of the despair Of the family
and now asked them to try bis remedy
and according brought forth bottle OF
ST. JACOBS OIL. AS drowning man
will catch at straws. so the poor wife ap
pl;e,d this remedy; she had no ht pc, but
would t.-v anything as a matter OF dHty
The first application eased the patient
very much; after few hours they used
it again, and wonder Of wonders, the
pain vanished entirely! Every snbse
quent application improved ne sufferer
AMI in two days he was well ana o'''
When the doctor called a few days a.,tcr
he was indeed surprised; for instead OF
corpse, he found new made man.-EX.
change
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Sick Horses.

\. II. Bolton, Veterinary Surgeon and
dentist. will visit Redwood Falls. on
Thursday, October Both and will remain
three days, for the purpose CT operati g
upon diseased horses. Nasal gleet and
chronic catarrh will be treated success
fully by a surgical operation. Nasal gleet
and chronic catarrh cause horse to turn
his head and grind his feed on one side
while eating to drive on one rein and to
drool and froth at the mouth while eating
and driving. Fistulas and sores on the
under jaw and nasal gleet are caused by
liberated moiar teeth. Colts as well as
horses are subject to diseased teeth. If
you have horse Or colt that does not do
well, have the doctor examine his mouth
Examinations Free. Surgical opera
tons and Surgical dentistry a speciality.
The doctor will be found at McCarty' 8
livery Office during his stay in town.
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Local N swS-
Clocks s.. 25 each, c. +. Thomas.

Services in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. al II i Il. m, and !, p. NJ, by
the Rev c. d. Marsh.
Michael Mcdonnell is erecting a new
building. Is X b. on the Northeast corner
ofChnstnut and Mil SITS.
Tie county seat war in Renville county,
ec,uee Beaver Falls and Bird Island, is
becoming bitter and personal.
Mr. H. n. Bell has purchased Mr.. John
Jessup's furniture and has removed the
the stock to his establishment on the
corner Of Second and Jefferson Sts.
IL L. Daniels Is selling all kinds of coal
and advises persons contemplating the
use of coal 10 lay in their winters suppl.
st once. IL prices are sure to advance.
Silver spoons. knives and forks 70
sale and engraved by Chas. +. Thomas.
Miss Lille Sewcll will give Instruction
on the Piano or Organ, to those desiring
them. Fer terms can he ascertained by
calling on her at her fathers residence
Oh South Mil ST.. on the property lately
owned BIZ Mr.. Robert \. Wilson.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23
ASKING TOO MUCH.
:, Colonel John Hays Speech al
ROu0ltOa. Ohio, Oct. 9.

Royolton, Ohio, Oct. 9. .
Must we cease to do honor to the
names of Lincoln and Grant, and fall
down on our knees besides the Okla
Iona idiot at the sight of Jefferson
Dayis's cast off petticoats? Must
every one-armed soldier among us
pretend that he lost his member UNI
der the stars and bars, or if he can
not accomplish that hustle around and
get affidavits that it was torn off in a
threshing machine? l think we are
ready for that-we need con-
siderable discipline yet before we are
not all ready to read our confession
of loyalty backward, Ike a witch's
prayer. We think we have done all
that men could be asked to do in the
way of reconciliation. With not a
traitor hanged or punished for his
treason; with no restraint even upon
the most pestilent slack,jaw in the
land; with free license for AL of
them to insult and revile the Nation
which has pardoned them; with the
liberty to set up in their own States
whatever devilish car,cature OF
free government they choose,
we feel that we have done
| all that the m est G lakerish forbear-
ance could require. If now, in adj
Idi.ion, they ask us to consent by
in silence, and SIN. lie ,proval viii
they tear from the tat tic bookeycr,
vestige. of those righteous laws, by
whioh1we tried to secure the fruits OF
freedom and nationality after the fer
rible war into which the rebellion o.
Democrats had forced us; if they ash
us t. consent to riot and murder II
lone section, and to the employment
Of hired bands Of ruffians in another
to trample under their british hoofl
the last sacred thing we have savet
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ARRIVALS TIE COMMERCIAL
HOUSE.

Philip Semmor, S. s. Merriam, c. F.
Lincoln, S. Strangnway, J. ). Eaton, j.
NJ. Diment, L. j. Ross, l.. c. Johnson,
Chicago; w. l.. Moore, Rochester; Geo.
B. Bohon, Eugene Campbell. {: /. Mui-
ler st. Paul; W. \. Bump. Bird Island;
John Strangeway. Birch Cooiie: J. &.
Robb. John Grace. Prairie Du Chen;
Joseph Siehl, Minneapolis; {. Z. Vine
gar. Dubuque; II. Chamberlain, High
Forest; Mrs. Pierson, Bird Island; ). j..
Mcdonald. Minneapolis; NJ. Z. n. How
ell. Washington. d. c.
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Notice..

Tie regular monthly meeting Of the
Directors Of the Business Mems Associa-
alton will be held at the office of j. W.
Paxton, on Monday evening. Oct. eth,
al o'clock p. n. At this meeting a
report will be made by the committee APP
pointed to construct pontoon bringes
and by the committee appointed to col
lect funds for that purpose. A full at
tendance of the Directors is expected,
and all members of the association are
invited to be present.
J. Wilson Paxton, PreS't.
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Messrs Pililolick & Francois are
getting their stock in shape at tn,
old st,nl Of Sickle & Wilt shire, ant
in a few days wi be abe to show
the people Ct Redwood Falls ard vi.
entity, tie largest, finest AMI cheop
lest line of general me.chlnd Sc ever
shown in this section. Give them Il
call and YOU will b, convinced of
The truth of this asse. ton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

There is not more dangerous class of
disorders than those which affect the
breathing organs. Nullify this danger
with THoNAs' EcLEcTR1c OLA pulmon-
ic of acknowledged efficacy 1t cures
lamenes andsoreness when applied exter-
nally as well as swelled neck in and
crick in the back. and as an inward speci-
fic, possesses most substantial claims to
to public confidence Read the advertise
ment.
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This is good enough for Harper:

This is good enough for Harper 5
drawer;
Office of the Village Recorder.
Redwood Falls. May end. 1870.
Know all, that license has been grant
ed under chapter q of Village Ordinan
ces TO Samuel Sickle to keep his dog
named Cap, age years, color black with
white front feet. legs and breast, hind
'ect white. tail Is inches in length and
>eiind. Hair long except after shearng
md then short. Sex. masculine. D:sro-
;ition, good. Teeth, sound. Hearing,
rood. Sight, good Weight, 1l3l lbs.
This day Ecks every dog in town except
'cabodv's.
(R marks The said dog wars his tail
instead OF his tail wagging him. The
number of this license is two 81 and ex-
):r.s My 1:t. 4. -. 1882.
3. \. O'HARA.
Recorder.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

In regard to the statement, in last
weeks issue, authorized by Dir. B. Flynn
hat he had been awarded the first pre-.
mum for business penmansh.p and card
"r.tin- and that the President of tie As
Cc.a'ion had countermandcd the awa,d
md CRESTED it t. be given to Mr.. Pear.
son: the President Mr. Q. A. Mason re-
quests us 10 make h 5 statement. Their
were two entrics; one by B. Flynn fol
enmanship, the ether by 4. L. Pear on,
for Penmanship, plain and ornamental.
rhe President noticed that both were
card.ed for 1st premiums and called the
attention of the Judges to the fact that
two articles under the same class were
awarded first premiums. They replied
that they had awarded one premium for
oenmanship, the other for crayon le;ch-
ng The President then stated that
9th were ent red as penmanship and
hat Mr. PEARSON stat ID that his,wo wa /,
all done with the pen. The judges then
aid that Mr. Person should have tn.
ist premium and took the card Of MIR.
Flynn's specimens. This is all the Presi
lent of the association had to do with
countermanding the award.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23
ARRIVALS At THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL.

J. ]. Philips. New York; Sam DeCamp
G. W. Spriesterbach w. NJ. Hancock,
". D. Gcorge, St. Paul; II. X: Yates,
Winona; Harry Feetzel W. S. Calhoun,
]. G. Griffith, Chicago: T. Penkum. VIM
March, Minneapolis; Aaron Robbins,
Trimbelle, Wis; Geo. F. Miller, $. E.
Livingston, D. w Master, Milwaukee
Barney Paine. Monticello, Iowa: L. o.
Blekre. New Tim; j. II. Murphy, James
Vile. Wis; VIM Martin, Mortified
Daniel Feltan, Mankato.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

Elder A. p. Frost closed his labors in
the Christian church last Sunday even
ing lie is going to Concord Mimi. fol
for TIE ensuing year. He still suffers
from the attack of erysipelas which at.
fected his knee joint and is compelled &c
walk with crutches. Mr.. Frost won the
esteem of our community by earnest
work while here
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

On Saturday evening last, about p.
m, as John Landy Of Birch Coolie was
going home, man-who requests us not
to publish his name on account of his
friends Who reside in another part of the
iState-got into his wagon little below
Weiss brewery. The first question the
stranger asked Landy was, "Doyou know
the James brothers? He replied he had
read about them. After making some
other inquiries he said to Landy, "Givc
me your money or I'll blow your brains
OUT. Landy said he ''only had fifteen
cents" and the man said "givc me that,
and reached into his pockets as if he was
looking for weapon as Landy threw his
lines over the dash and knocked the fel
low down among the barrels and struck
him once or twice, when his brotherinlaw
who was driving wagon short distance
in front of him rushed to help him. The
man was placed in wagon and taken to
Beaver Falls, where he was confined in
jail until Monday and then brought here.
Justices Flynn and Chapman both refused
warrants Of arrest as the sworn statement
of Landy showed the supposed highway
robber had committed no offence against
the law. The stranger said on Tuesday,
to the writer, that he had been drinking
for several days and was so intoxicated
when he got into Landy's wagon that he
has no recollection of what took place.
II, must have been teri bly, beaten as his
face was badly marked where hehad zen
struck. There is one feature Of this case
hat &c serves severe censurc, if the man
is to be believed, and that is after the case
had been di missed by the Justices, Ian
ly demanded SO, in way of settlement.
and the Deputy Sheriff of Renyilie Co
insisted on having SO. for his services
which they did not get. The stranger
has been working in this vicinity since
last July and bears the reputation Of ar
industrious man,
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Church Directory.

Pnsssyrrsrrx.-Rcv. G. D. March. Pastor.
Services every Sabha-h ut l0is o'clock \. NJ.
and NJ. -. O'Clock p. NJ. Sabbath school at
L. o clock NJ.
n .ruopIsT-Rnv. :. NJ. Devils. Pastor Sow
vic, eve~v Sahath at lcis 4. NJ. "rd i "
n. sabbath school every sabbath. at ais y
CesysrIAH.-El,ler a T. Frost. Pastor. Se'-
v;..ns every TordSt!av, ~ fti. 4. NJ. and tts
PM Sunday School Il, p. NJ
Er1scopA-Hen.y J. Gurr Deaccn. nivire
Services Tho "n3. tth anS 5th sundays in the
month ~ To- q. IL. ana s 81 p. IN.
Sunday School every Lords doy at 500 r. m.
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Editor Gazette;
In Justice to the Ag

In justice to the Ag-
ricuitural Society of Redwood Co. l
would ask if it is accor ling to the rules
to remove the 5. as from canned fruit IN
take part therc-from. And will the
Judges on Glass f. please explain why
my jars We're marked with first class
premium when the GAZETTE informs me
they only received Il second class prem
ium.
Mrs. j. s. G. Homer
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MASONyC-ASTIoUITy Lodge No. 81. 4. T. {
A. M.-Ragullr meetings on the Isl and &
Wednesdays in each month. nj ~ o'clock P
NJ. Z. A. CHANDLER. Sec.
REDWOOD r. A. Chapter L. n. Stated Convc
cations the 2ud aud 4th Fridays Of each
month
E. A. CHANDLER, w. +. DICKINSON
SEC ii. T.
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To-day at Mckay e Races.
Cranbcrrics, Sweet Potatoes
and Apples.
BIZ ER and EGGS,
WANTED.

Larry Vaughan. residing at Lake Wash
ington. LeSueur Co., was murdered on
Monday night last, by his Uncle, Tom
OConnor
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NOTICE.

The undersigned parties having
soli ont their stock of Merchandise
AID wishin, sc ii men with par
ties owing them, give notice that all
accounts must b. set led shortly.
We can be fou.l at any tine st the
new b ,iliiny east Of our cd stand,
Red " God Fails.
Sickle & Wiltshire.
Oct 22d 1879.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-10-23

from their lust, the free ballotbox,
then it is time to call halt. We
may be not proud or chivalrous
people. Most of rs never killed a
negro in cur lives. We have little
claim to respect or reverence. We
are guilty of the meanness Of paying
our debts when we can. But there
ave things that we VIII not submit to.
We viii not hold fellowship with
thieves and regulators and admit
that we are tarred with the same
stick. We will not admit that our
brothers who gave their lives in bat
tie for this Nation died as the fool
dieth. We will not even admit that
nothing was settled by that flood of
treasure and blood poured out on
those thousand fields of slaughter.
Several things We're settled. First,
that this is Nation, with ight to
live. Second, that Northern men,
when crowded too far, will defend
themselves, in the field, and at the
polls; and, third, that there are Il
great many of them.
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A Washington dispatch to St..
Paul Pioneer Press gives the follow
ing important in formation;
Il is noticed here, by those who
have Interested themselves in the
movemen'S # population, that the
State2which have grown most rapidly
during tie past ten years are Repub-
lic:n. The Stite censuscs taken in
1875 bv several Of the States, and
the vote s'n"c t',at time, show that
Kansas and Nebraska are taking tie
lad II GROW h. The increase in
Nebraska from 1870 to 1875 was at
the enormous rate. of 2ls per cent. n
ten vear', Il growth almost rneqnalcd
II tie history Of American Safe :.
Next to Kansas in rapid growth
comes Mines ta and C,'o:ad ;,
s*au~ ch Rep. hIican Safes. The IL
"r"ae # p Iiti,al power Hwars:ed
tho" St,t "'tar tn" anpo ito m mt
nf 1881. vii! he vc-y Great. nli
ii Of things which is not '-err con-
f ring t t e De crit, who o not
d"sirn to sc, the seat o. political
powe"
TRANSFERRED TO THE STALWAaT
NORTHWEST.
In snoakinr " his NJ tier t, vcu
rorrospon cent TIE other dav,a lead
irg Democrat remarked that while
it wa trre that the seat Of cH,ri"e
was going to the Mort west, and
that al these States were Rep'bli-
con. ret there was at least one State
which was growing with GREAT rap
Idly and which was reliably Dem
oc~a'ic. He referred to Tev"s. and
rrediote that this State would have
two MI los o inhabitants next year
and ba e. titled to about fou teen
members of congress after The next
appcrtionmert But the v tie Of Tex
as does not show as large a per cent.
Of increase as has taken place in
many Of the northwestern States.
The vote Of Texas indicates a popu-
lat on Oh dCOut l ,Aoo,VOO, I'LL iICISase
of fifty per cent. over 1870, which is
very large. but not equal to some O.
the northwestern States. 1t is COM
puted from the vote of the several
counties, that the census next year
will show Texas to have between
100000 and 100000 population,
and Kansas about 100000. Texas
enjoys the distinction Of being the
only reliably Democratic State that
is growing with rapidity.
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pN.ST=NEEICE.

REpwoop FAILS. MINI, JAN. 1878.
OFFICE HNCRS.-For delivery Of rHil ana 50 lc
Of stamps. from .::n \. NJ. 10 1::n Z. NJ
week days. On sundays. from Il NJ. to I
VI.
Money o~iar sni Register Letter Depart
n, ny. "-an f"rrn \. Il. 10 6 I. "
MAILS for the East close 1T g: p. VI.
RoBc. W ATSoS. z. N.
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/. u. Of q. Z.

REDWOOD LODGE. No. IS meets every
Saru-ilv night. 1t Gel 0ek.
B-1rhars tom distance are cordially inEit-
cd 20 attend
Orro DoRNBrgG. r. s. \. d. HOLIDAY. \. 6.
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Harry Lamberton, of Winona, is a
staunch Democrat and philosopher
withal, as appears by the following
from the Republican:
'IIow bad is it," asked Hon. Harry
Lamberton as he reined his horse up
in front of the Republican bulletin
this morning.
s:Only thirty thousand" was the
response.
"Only thirty thousand! Why,
they claimed forty thousand! We've
made a gain, haven't we?" remarked
Lamberton as he drove off comforted
with the encouraging figures.
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NOTICE..

Having received the following instruc-
tions from the Superintendent of the 6tl
Div. of Railway Mail S ryice OF Chicago.
ILL.,, Twill be compelled to change thu
hour of the delivering the mail in thu
evening;
Every letter received in the mail should
have the impression of your postmark
in order that the exact time of transmits
sion may at any time be determined and
to enable this office TO locate causes O..
delays.
In consequence Of the time required to
carry out these instructions the hour for
delivering mail will be changed from $50
o'clock p. m. until o'clock p. m.
RoB'T WATSON,
p NJ
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New Vlm aud Redwood Stage Line.

\ DAILN >II1rt EN- IT WATT
Redwood Falisto Minnesota Falls. via. Yellow
Medicine On Tuesdays and Fridays and re-
;urn 81, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Redwood Falls To Beaver Falls and return eN-
ery Tuesday. Thursday ami saturday.
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MARRIED..

Tuesday. Oct. 18th 1919 at ST. Peter
(Nico,lot House, by Rev. Nelson Sutton
Frank L. Morril. E>q. Of Redwood Fall
Mimi. to Miss Alice Robbins. ia lgI
of Rev. j c. Robbins of Waterloo, Wis
conSin.
One hundred and iifty-two scholars ar
now in attendance in the public school
Of this place, which is an increase of for
ty-fivc scholars since the session opened
on the 18th VI September They are d.
vidcd among the different grades as fol
lows; Grammar school, So: Intermediate
80; Second Primary, 43 and Primary %
Clocks, Clocks, Clocks,M Best as.
sortment and lowest prices. Chas f
Thomas-at New York Store.
The hour OF delivering the NAL at this
point has been changed from $50 p. N
until 8, p. m. as will be seen from tho
. notice Of Postmaster Watson. As al
letters received here have to be stamped
with the postma-k Of this place
it will require time to do it after the mail
arrives. Nine o'clock in the evening
then it will be remembered is the hour
for getting the mail
On Tuesday morning last as Mr.. Sher
man Martin was drawing posts from thu
ground on the Peters estate south OF
town, one of the posts was pulled ou
with such sudden force that before hi
could get out Of its way it struck him OF
the left side of the head, knocking hin
insensible and severely bruising his heat
and ear. 1t is doubtful if he will be abb
TO do any work the remainder Of tn
week.
Best watch in the market for the mon
ey-S10O0, c. F. Thomas.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS, Actors and Vocal
lists, find and state that THoMAs'EcLEo
TRIO OH rcleaves hoarseness and irrita
ton in the throat better than remedie
specially advertised to relieve that diff
Guilty. This Oil has a wide scope, since
cures external hurts, corns, sores, fros,
bite, piles, and variety of other ur
healthy conditions. Note-EcLErIe
selected and electrised. See advertise
ment.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 2srd 1879.
Officers of Red wood County.

Officers Of Redwood County.
Judge Of Prctate.-J. II. BOWERS.
Clerk Of Court.-w. II. HAWK.
Sheriff.-D. B. WTIITEMORE.
Corouer,-R. w. HOYT.
Auditor.-I. NJ. VAN SCHAACk.
frreasurer-A. TOWER.
Register of Deeds. B. ROBINSON.
Suryeyor,-TILL TIBBETrS.
Attarnay--N. Z. POWELL.
Court ,,n nj aiouer.-S. $. STICkLE.
Sup't Of Srhools.--M. NJ. MADtGAN.
{ n,uty C,mmiSs,ua-S.-F.N Y. H0TCHKtSS
Chm, r. SCHASDsRA. c. PORTER, Q. b
TCRRELL' 4. STEWART.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19
ron SHERIFF..

Messys. Eaigers-Please ANNOUNCES WI. ].
wATHEE. or E.eonardl0wn dlstrica, m candi-
date for Sheriff at the ensuing elecfio and state
that he will be warmly supported By
April 3, 1879. 1anyFrie nds.
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ZOE ORPnAxg corET.

We are authorized to annornce Or. JAMES
II. MILES, o. Sc. inigoes' district, ~ a canii-
date for the orphans Court Al the ensuing eec-
lou. jams -, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-06-19

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