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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-01
Mr.. A. Neiger, Tahlorville, Pa, write!

Mr.. A. Neiger, Tahlorville, Pa, writes:
MY moJner, an Ulu lady VI ,;-t, yoa-o,
suffered for thirty years with Rheuma-
tism, to such an extent that she was at
times entirely lame. We procured from
Messrs, Ludwig, Druggists in Scranton,
Pa, a bottle of ST.. JACOBS OH, used it
according to directions, and saw our ef-
forts crowened with perfect success.
Mother was relieved.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-01

One da, recently the following CONVEX.
sation vas overheard on the streets of
Redwood Falls, between two Democrats,
who talked louder than they intended to.
GOOD morning, John" said one, ''How
dy do, replied the other. what do you
think of this Maine business, Richardw
asked John. Think of it! Its my opin-
ion that Gov. Garcelon and his-Council
have put their feet in it. Its one of Jim
Blaine's blasted tricks and our fellows
have been badly sold. If it leads to
blOodshed the people will hold the Dem
ocratic party responsible for every drop
shed and then good-by for four years
longer to Uncle Sans fat offices. Don't
you know, Richard" said John, that the
two parties remind me of q couple of my
neighbors. The children of one gets the
measles, whooping-cough, scarlet fever
and other diseases, but don't have any
trouble getting we'll. In fact they fatten
on their sickness and always look better
than they did before. But the young
sters of the other family each cost more
for drugs every year than would buy a
good lot in Paxton's addition to the town.
One of them had the diphthcria and will
have a weak throat the rest of his life
Another had the scarlet fever and is blind
A third lost her hearing from not being
properly cared for when she had the mea-
.sles. If it isn't one thing they are suffer-
ing from its another, and like enough
they'll have the same disease two or
more times. Now the Republican party
represents the healthy family and the
Democracy the sick one. The former
has been strong and healthy for nearly
twenty years, except when it was attacked
by candy johnson" in 1866 and the tidal
wave" in 1874. But to-day its hearty and
well. better than ever. In the
meantime the Democratic party has had
secession. rebellion. "Appomattox
Court House, Bob Lee, JEFF. Davis
and Tilden-not to mention Gov. Garce-
lion. Last year it was the extra session
Iof Congress that nearly killed us and now
as we are just getting over that and max
ling the rebel Brigadiers keep quiet on
Southern claims. our fellows must try to
throw out lot Of Republican members
of the Legislature in Maine. that the peo-
tple have elected. Its another disease,
ldont you see Richard. that the party is
suffering from. Its all wrong. It will
lido US no good and may lead to serious
trouble before its all over.
well, John your head seems clear but
I guess wen have to stop this talk, as 1
fsee Republican has been standing near
listening to us, and it would be just like
him to tell the GAZETTE folks what we
fhave been saying. And he did, and the
men who discussed the situation of their
party will not be surprised at seeing what
they said in print.
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DIED.

At Beaver Falls, Friday, Dec. 10th,
1879, KENT, infant son of 8. II. and Jcn-
ME Miller, aged l year, 3 months and Is
days.
In the same place, on Thursday, Dec.
25th, 1879, at II 80 a. M, DR.. T. II. Sher
win, aged about 81 yesrs.
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NOTICE..

All parties who are indebted to us for
Binder wire and other cash goods, will
please bear in mind that it is much
pleasanter to call and pay up, than it is
to wait. and be duned by. Please
call at once without fail and Oblige.
Yours Rest.
Laird s. Dornberg.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-01

We make it a point to keep moth
ing but pure and fresh goods and to
sell as cheap as any store in the State.
We make q specially of keeping
Pure Wines and Liquors for med
icinal purposes.
Physicians Prescriptions and fam
lily receipts carefully prepared at all
hours, Day and Night.
Sunday hours 9 to 10 .. H., and ~
to p. m.
Give us trial and we will save
you money. .
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Taxes paid on Personal Property.

The following is a list of citizens of
Redwood Falls who pay tax of $40.
and upwards on personal property.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-01

destination until nine o'clock the next
morning, too late for the early train, and
were compelled to lay over until evening
before they could get away. They would
have made just as good time if they had
remained at home and taken the train
that left here Thursday afternoon.
We are requested by Alfred wallin.. Esq
the Attorney of Mr.. Offcrman in the
liquor cases "to state that Mr.. Offermar
paid no costs in either of the two cases
against him. In one case the judgment
was set aside entirely. In the other cas-,
the court passed upon single question
and reserved all other questions for fur
Their consideration, allowing 0fferman a
his option. to have the one question re
viewed in the Supreme Court. The vii
lage council having repealed its ordi
nance Of prohibition, under which the
liquor cases were all instituted, the ques
ton had ceased to be question of prac
teal importance either to the liquor dea
lers or the public. And the matter hat
simmercd down to a mere question o
dollars and cents.
Mr.. Offcrman was advised that tn.
Supreme Court would annul the judg
ment if the case was taken there, ant
that the expense of taking the case to tn
Supreme Court would be from fifty t,
seventy -five dollars. The Village offerc'
TO settle for thirty-flve dollars Mr.. OF
fcrman paid the lesser sum as a matter o
course and thereby got rid of q judgmen
of about one hundred dollars.
1t appears from the above that til
GAzETTE's statement of last week abo.
the settlement of the case was correct
except the defendant paid no costs. Ed
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For Sale Cheap.

A pair of horses, harness and wag-
on. Ten to twelve horses at low
figure, also for sale, for cash or
on time with good security.
A. Z. McCarty.
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NOTICE.

Sickle & Wiltshire will take cash
or wheat, corn, oats, barley and peas
at market rates from all parties ow-
ing them on book accounts.
We can be found at any time at the
new building east of our old stand,
Redwood Falls.
Sickle & Wiltshire.
Oct 22d 1879.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-01-01

Having recently purchased goods formerly
Sickle Wiltshire and having repenhed the with large stock
New GooDs ne and having purchased goods exclusively
know have been able lay them down the
and with large business experience feel
ed saying that show large and
we'll selected stock of Merchandise this
the and prices will always be the
Our stock consists principally of the following lines;
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Staple and Fancy Notions Hats and Caps
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Gloves aDdMitteE,
Ladies and Gents Underwear, Clocks
Misses and ChldreI Underwear, Groceries,
Ladies Coaks Crockery
Ladies FurS, and Glassware
above lines have lately added .
which the wonders Of the will be
worth your while look this if nothing
We call examination goods and prices and shall
strive by fair and honorable dealing gain share of your valuable
patronage.
The German and Norwegian Languages Spoken.
Goods shocn arith pleasure
Yours Respectfully
PHIEBRICK & FRANCOIS.
highest price paid for Butter and Eggs
, 1880-10-19

found out, 70 hia regret. nut. sttll moro, tho
9t s,ronE n un"n no of q"
rart of Ausirin, itcw 10 arn,s Ike QUO mni md
l,isl,s.i tn tho nsA'stnnrn or TIM ni'nc't, Ger,
rntrintlc wnr was thu t1ersnAn Empire, "hol.
II III Il. Hsr'n s,sns n Is st st'ffS o a's to s TS'eSt
away from his native state: eisor il, % anS ot tho
nattvo stats nuF tho ticstnan Diot w.s aGic to to
protect hin. Frcnch an1 itusallii diplomacy
an.l Goinan tlssfnsiuus q had mhdc him NH OUT
.Anoti,or pnrnIe IL t,lTorcd by Tho history Of
italy; but u,tr Ilo,'rlons don't read history.
ieSs,, wero sxsctiy whaSt tho observation-disclosures
party ittentl 10 tilnko 0f th'1 colintry. Nnw let
every either who it1ls eolilsnor srl,sa and loves
his country, tnkU hs chtce. IT tlihlin(nn, wcnk-
n,,r,n,i, being tho in,HhltiH.stuck oi tho whole
"ra Sd r. r o[ e. e9nsroS @ q PM hnstry arr
llancock, aad TOR Nll English, tho ponr ,n,nt,'s
frientt tDi md lot him swallow tho sotirot rene
70 Viii rcap %has '' ha deserves. and i What N ho
il il probably tr,lc that tho nolRhbors Of Ger
Goniri aovernmoMt; % bat i t mot Englnnd lsnr a;tr
Esseor Ens farcr ws so.y IL ssy ressst Ss' @
riRhts Of 1'oxas, Now Mexico. Arizonn. or Call.
fornlt, II the lnttcr wore sovereign Btntes, md
lcrn,nn Dctf Or would Canadn toven it tho
british Government I. left out q consideration
BSsnsss S rgts g;cs: Of a"o as oe MsH !GS .o
ynl? And Will It not bo cnsy fnr tho nlwuyH ng-
grcasivo Rmnan Catholic Church, to innko lii
ono Of our thlrty-ligtt siAtes wur,, sovereign.
nhDvc tho NntfniAl Government, md tho latter
MS weak ~ tllo ninentcd e, German Diot7
C we'll considered by tVDry rntCr before he KUc3
, 1880-10-19
HORTICULTURE.

Vh6 FufHrO OF tito N11AR1ha2prl valley
Horticultural S0clety-yvhatI Eta prcsi-
f3o DnMr-A satisfactory Talk with
john +. fRcynottfs> Secretary Of the
4 Chicago Interstate Exposition Conl~
pNny, on tho subject.
,- From Our 0,un Correspondent
1lgLnEN AVENUE, Chicago, Oct. 14.-The hor-
t'outtiriss Of this grcat Mississippi Valley form
n mighty nrsny. whose influence md lnbors aro
Indispensable to tho comfort ard prosperity Ut
tho Entl0n, and they nru usually nble 10 curry
forward Rny undertaking or work 10 which thoy
act themselves; but. IN tho formation Of tic
mississippi Valley horticultural Society, nt st.
Louis, Inst September, thor "cnught TARTAR"
mud moro tiun a TnrtAr; and, we mny Us
wol confess It now as lator, II ID
question what to do With IT.
II was such a big thing. tho famo whereof hus
goEe nlruld, I'LL our lHrBost cities even stand ia
awe OF It; and II Is nut known whothcr thcro Is n
metropolis IN tho lind thnt has boldncss md
ttaripR enough to Invite ntsr next September
show of fruit. 1t Gusts something to woltl 80
mitch Of IN elephant. Besides, tho thug Ia llko-
ly (hs everything else docs) to grow with Its
years. II thls year nt st. Lous It took t,,0CO to
meet expenses, ncxt yeHr ut Chicago or CIi,cln-
ruu 1t will tt.kc ST, ,0O0 to curry out tho prpRrAm
and to do bnrn Justice to tho great horticultural
Industries Ut this great Wiley. The first men In
tho horticultural world, In this country, are III
thla ronturo, md they mum business.
They nro ready, with q p1nce aud
facilities RlvCn, to mnke mn annual show
OF fruits md horticultural products thnt IL a
shuw.-"Eood an circus" for tho fllonoy, nnd
having nm educational power In certain tlreu-
tlnns IN thcstudy OF frutts, namcs. varieties and
i't!nptat!on to soils, utcl surpasslng wh9t ,Iliy
;sd wny ss I II SysEy way ys S oso a
show OF fruit: hH ah8tU It Hns Il KrGAt SUCCESS.
, 1880-10-19
A FABLE,
Something After tho Stylo OF the Per-
Atnn.

Something Ancr tho stylo Of tho Per-
sian.
Detroit Ere Prtis.
One dny, when summer Ind begun lcr
business Of blistcrlnH tho ears Of small boys,
and helping tho ice-ingh To grow rich anl
hlgh-nOsctl, oil Uld goose suspended 1lGr
fros-huntIng operations III tho pond nnd
called her three dear goslfngs about her for
family chat.
MY dcar, dear daughters" she began. rs
she put up one foot TO sec II her bcnu-cNtchcrs
were properly curleIl, ~ mn griescd TINT
borhood US this. Since your fatllor tllGtl
md gut his life insurance, l llave found no
ono lcra good enough, for nle to, associate
with. You, too. hnvu lIasl lnrl time. Tho
Het, and tic old witlowers would llavo to ba
parboicd a Whole week beforB wolf could
chew them. 1Vts must continue to resi,lo
here for ting. but that Is 70 ,reasoh why
Tic gosllngs hlusheu atlti hid their heads.
MS proper young E0s!ings slluuld and tho
mother arcleu licr lcck and continued:
VI course Wnnt you a.! to marry rich
Is true that Your father WIS brought up with
a lame dog, and that | was glnd enough 10
GET nlnd l!aie 70 swim In. but things l!ave
iocaiy at lcnss iea III Tic styes. an no let othes u's
goose ttares p,,ack her mouth until glvo the
Signal"
Hero stlo plumcl her feathers md gavo n
h1ss whiGt ws eat S!el1 oyer to tho barn;
her md npplailalul.
."'rhereforc, my dear gosltugs, have
planntd trip for W all. As rich t:nnt'crs do
hlg far from all oil goose. l sl,nll not allow
tllU thought TO enter my heHl, but slNli tte-
vote I'LL my ttMc to securing suitable mates
for you. ArNbGlla, you must peilcil your
quote poetry. Viola, you must 6e gushing
and frank, mud talk about our bonds, anu tIa-
nnonds, and servants, Eleanor, you must
seem innocent nnd confidmg, md II you cnn
iend 70 proposal Nov, tSon, Si to o. yst = rcadyS
a few days litter tile quartet apJ'earca Ata
froE-pona much ,frequelltcd BY fashionable
fowls and animals, and they hna no H0uner
:Tlio bes. places wcre everywhere reserved
for them, aild such other geeso rs they could
not swim over they stared outof cOuntennnco
nntl passed around. Arabolla snlldened,
wltskers, and speaking Will! n lisp. wuTo
caught In the traps. 1t was happy idcn to
have three wedIngs e Mt once, md to by IN q
hurry abe abGqt It lief hstre to Eoxss eoal4 get
The honeymoon Ind only begun wilun oI,n
Fox wns arrested for having Ion tnany gt g.
li1ig wives. 4 SECOND t,rncd out to bS u
buzzard In Disguise, and hu stolu old Motj,or
Gooss's diamonds, ind III out, while tho third
Eat drunk, a''a was snlothereu III. the mud.
tYhet the downhearted and chagrined quar-
feet sore md feathers missing, md nsl1i.lneu
to look OLD friends In tho face, Il drnko
wallseu down To tue bank and sNid: ,"Wlilo
1wnltid not utter ono quack to ntld to your
gently rutilark tlIat the difference between
mnrrying II homo gallder or H. foreign fox Is
seldom Seun by . goose until sllc Ilas been
baked mid cnten."
, 1880-10-19
A PARALLEL.

1kaNhouR Nfsy TSverv vntcr WIN Yovaa
IlIs Country HI,orid yofn far d:nrslcI1
md Arthur-Unlta.i yys stand. I,ivi,lci
We VnlI-A T,o,,,ocrnttn tsCunfc.lrrm.
tom. the Lnuehlng-stock OF tlio
Whole Ciytltyod World.
10 sh4 Euitor o, ne Chteaoo Trihun+.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-It is hnril Ia te,l-and NO.
body. / aupuosc. 1ns cvor fn1,na m,t..-,vhnt oro
tho nr,ncntos Of the nomorr,t,o rurty Of To-
dav. oxeepf thfa stuto-rfuhta ,loctr;n, -mn,rtnl,
tho General Ooyorn,nent suhanrvIcnt IN Tho
Htntns.-anh nrnnt.au of nvervthIn0 tl,nt 10
poot, md no,,lo md lonas tn nrnaneritv' II thn
nruocr,tjo stntcrfrl,te ,n,s rln" ia rnrr,,,1 ont
r. VII, 1o,I - .IIss,nai"n ,ssuI.oss a,'n t.,hoo,,
WV oau " a,ese"slo,' "e"hucbs, uio a'l'1ocii-
ity ht homo 0nu nbroad,-to tho sA1np condition
thjnkjno citizen tjenlorc,l for aIrtv venra.
Iho oerluan history, familiar to every tntolli-
gent American. presents nh interesting pnraEel,
md shows what Democratic supremacy und
enefa,e aoetslnea 1,a % ea" To- ana 'so Whit
1,is, neo,'9'"ua'co OF Republican rule Will ueeom-
In lsoo Napoleon destroyed tho German En-
MIRO. spl,ntcrod tbo wn,n ,,o,.ntrv for,,,'s, rho
!. uhoin. .i,,"Jn n,h,na C.,ras..n,ton4 ,.a. .4sv
Fres,ch protecturnto. and n,ntio war oil tho othor
German stutes. Thus the 1crluan peopte were
compelled to fight oaeh o,hor. III 1915, after
gress, IN whlch tho paop'o hnd 10 yolcp. estub-
yory Ionselv nnitm1 tntt, III" so.csi,oT c:orn,on
Dut which. NJ, ,,c,,o,nt ~ In wonsnoxa ,r,i,"'
cty md wunt mn Of Suthor,tv son a, na,na t%o
laughinx-stock ot n!l Europe. Tho Vtenn.I Con-
Krrss I'D exactly The sumo with Germany Tint
our nonfnon 1f'cnda 90 intend " 10 with this
country they broke up no German Natlonal-
WI" - ~" a."ass ~ s!a.os'
eacn o. 'iioIn an1,ous 70 exercise ~ ot sover-
, 1880-10-19

a ia tho honncry; b ts tho OH Mnn. md tho
RyrlnHo: II ls tho yaun4 man lightly tnrllI1H to
thoughts Ut love. i.9 Wull lB lh0 Garner IT tho
tucu: Is tho htlllse iaeIf. pnitu,l b,wli: H1lu
= tho tut K!rl slt t.nH by tiiu pA1! A,,d sginy
"fi!flltr. dear fnthor, come honlo"; 4Vyv IL thu
HAlslGrlnH ttnr&nGaa.
,tluy!y Mp tllo tAuk yan tho young nun comps,
Silently II. nalDlish th0 oil nun liuH. Eheer!Iy
The tut E!rl wIlr|llcs. Qnlvt but Awfui IL tho
syrlt,Ea. In thu u,lGertnln light If curly osoltfng
tho ] lnar Ates tHlru ptbllltaily drawing llsAr
tA guarded rsn: with tnated brctlth no wMlta
Aiu onslaught. Tho syringe slnts 'tS dreadful
"wh-H.s.p: AEl Its !isadty curtpllts ~ through
tho Alr ,lkp Wild n,l.i lltl. nyHnKur yell tint
tttre thu nxiru tstlH nr Night fnfry knGtktIl the
fAt Ktrl OIL thu VillttrAtOol, Nlld rur,lltl tho
nll mnnR hltnl, YulltlWo'l tta llEsehnryr; a,.tl,
Whun tho hntAtlmrs rushed III, under tho iln-
pfesstnii thut tho nt laHn tllld hurst right In
th1 nalKtln'rh.AAl, they fDllnd tho untarllsilIt0
yhltK Htah ihiWInx IlA!lynrNn Ut tho KrtIiii!tl.
ntt screaming nut awful MuxicAh wnra trrri&t!.i
~ .chr. while ta old na lowered nyer tho scGitu
WIN syringe in ta haHtls, lsklllv like an ,,tt-
!,lntn'l figure .sclptsl rrsnn I'M hilesl,ry. Hynp-
thxiEx ttrIns hntu lilo yt,l1nx tliun nttl Ete nsg,
Atlrr thGar DwnGEH hHtl RtGupn,i t!oir nt.strFls
with cotton; nnG It required tho cetmt,lnta1 "
forts Ut tho int Eir ul,tl eight flutls tu brt,ig
h!tH t0, nlnl Il was Htttf0 hours before .jO WlS
nhlu tt fairly lnlnlru II thu ttIutenr hit N1yluIy
clsn when It struck. That ntxht, buDt,,th lilo
!iarksti'.lo Shntle Ut rypErs5-tru0 wlltMu thIcit
hrlnGhes tho Atfn4XiliK ut,onGrAms vainly
etntvg tn rerce, ,ta aid NUTS tNttGrt,K f0rli,
rcststl uet, HlA!!e. ArI Hiipniy Waved Il Nuw-
naslu grave. llD ha' Just buried tue syrtnxu.
, 1880-10-19

margin Of tho top Of tho etyle column. After
tho ilowor tlas expanded. It omts tho olor of
fnrr c f w. Va, te III, ksfs n ro ,'fo m Is an, sw e ~
tsrln's1t t',nr ct'gs III II. Tho largest epnrIea
VII. irAs s:,v.rs.f il, sam ,,rl. III lal'. dr l,r.
ArHnl and ert ny hlm To Ihp british lsl,r-
crilnr nf rho Island. SIR rt,u,,aA i. Hanlrs 'rc
salllrtfN tlvasHrca fully three feet IN diameter:
Mlll eontnin nearly two K'!lnns ot ~ tnli; totnr.
known ilowcrs. x e,nller species ,llaf,losin
patmo, whUso blnssnn,s aro sixteen to twenty
japanese ns medicine IN ncct'int Ut ita stfnng.
y styptto powGrs: Anntlor syeclqs. !n!sonn,,s
iiosscr ,haa smells likn cilrtton il oi,c of tGc
extraordinary eont ttntllcCona Of tho ElLat.
, 1880-10-19

U1llxatoA !YfWs. =
0,!hooly strayed i9ti, u IA ~ Ms'mith's grocery yee-
grucer crttr! nut vi II Iii Hreat pltn,
Your id inK hs enten two pounds Of ntco
feNsh GlaIittry D.lttps."
"Woll, it il dont hurt tho tlog ts.ast right, but
want you to understand ho Is Il vNlun6ja dun
and X ho dies you will have u nay about 1Nj Il
pound Tor that uleouatGHrlao,H
, 1880-10-19

Rhips arc. II mist be owned, liable to come 10 A
writer. WIN telA how n tIon, n dog, and n hear
lir'ta trEtlhcrfor II long tlnn on tho nl1st nj.
fc,'lnf,u'n terms. itnit tho t1ng. Hrt rHtaIiy
nut nf his tlmly; whrr,ip.ni tho linll. nseaSt 1T
losing his fnrnrit, set nM'n 1lr,ln md nude mn
end uf him 100.
, 1880-10-19

fafvldere. UoDne TO. lit. Fob. Q, 1871
DEAF SIN: have baUf ustHg your INDIAN Gi.OOp
1or s9n9 tinio N1d an perf1csly satisfied viii
TNlt9. s!rcnathens The Nerves. Rsxutn,as this Htonl.
nell and l!Dwcls, and iieltoves NheuInn.en. i WouA
rot b0 Without it Mrs, WkdTEALt.
, 1880-10-19
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease OF tho Stomncll nnd Liver.
Cairo, Alexander Co. III,
DEAR SIHi 9u9cr1nE Tor guus1 fiHlv with l1eadAeM
anu 1llscMa0 Q! Tho Stomach mud ltyer waA induced
to usc yuur reliable INDIAN Nl.UUD AYHur, which
seatoTed mo " porfoot hea!th aHu strength.
No. " ElYhth.st CliA3, blIELLEY.
, 1880-10-19
Read Carefully The Appeal Of a
Fellow -Countrynan!
Rensans lSby an Irs'lnan Cannot Consistently Do D
Modern Democrat.
Reasons Why Els Instincts and Moral Faou}-
tics Make Him Republican.
Reasons Why His Immediate Personal Interests
Demand His Afn|ialon with The
Party Of Progress.


Ohio and 1naana-nows which surely 'ndoates
Tint tunny who formerly voted Democratic bnvc
channcd ttn,r onintnrs..,hat connnt forinor
sn'sea 'nu. e -. T.. ~, ~ ~,
addressing you Tow words betole IL 10 TOO 'ate
like lnuny Of yon. am AT o1niRrant from old
Erin, with Bimttar feelings, nesoctattons, and
renoru on,cc.s,nnts. co,,... ike yourseiyea. to
scMel"s "u'eeos Inv ~. a.. .a,a ~
Improve my e0nulton. sustnsheh ny tno same
hopes, buoyod up by the BnMo aspirations Tor
n hotter IIfo on n hirhcr c,eyntIon u this fAmcd
iunl. i can fully i enter into your thourhts, Your
dni!y solictautc TOR moro comfort. nore material
prosperity. and your Just ambition to not your
propcr. tndouo,,iout purt In tho Government Of
ihiss yo,,r olop.cd country, md M cmn thoro1siIy
.u'ef W. ".1of.!'' W.. eu... " -. '. s'1 49,
understand your dosiro 70 net hero with perfect
freedom, untrutnmGci by conventional shNms
and sn1,n,t,tlru tn mn tlIctntfon
tr,.t ttor%for., T., t,.os,,,t,r, ,,,uo f,,v +o.
aa' ."u,eA. .o - 49, ,,, n"oss ~" ~
H1hrKs 10 your nel1ce, TINT you VIII rcaa lao1h
Without allowing prejudice or rnrty spirit tn Dh-
str11ct tho nnt,trnI plnv of yol,r Int
sn+afrnncn ,rhio,, is onit,m,v ln,,o t,. ~, ,,lt.
y. Wien =. w ~.
Celtic race. When yo, come to sec tho l.so, do
ccitfu aud Bpceio,ss veil that dlsgssrs tho rlio
inwartlncss OF tho Democracy Of tho present say,
trtHt ttnt n "A
, 1880-10-19
Sappressslon u RIenstruattoll.

DEAR SIN; ~ dAaxhseF w. aattsrsr tr.ni 6Sp..
4a dilheulty fur nlufv than yeur, win The treat
p4onl OF kMo ph> s!clAns..0ns AIlopkthlo and oDa
other niuds.aue atnon9 Hhsh .*s it JaJnss Aitss, %
1, nyss w. " ,da ~ pas nn ", ~
eaaHht your feg4fks on taa Il.aasY with Ehlch -
Suuf ilUdlcaE, knl, 10 rho Joy 0f Rll aysnpatIto3
{TiUnds, shv wa4 soon tDs!yr9d " taguiarny Haa
hphilh. JOHN L. WlITAuAE.
, 1880-10-19

FIahDr. Champaign Co, IT.
DEAR S!nt This 10 10 certify thAt your INDIAN
Ml,o1b SfHt!t has done MS lnorS good f1F Kidney
IHfnplHtnt and HURT D10nse ktnn any other mad.
Gln0 ever used. IL also cured ny Children Of
ChIlt1 md HGrotuln. MAlttAWET CtiiSM
, 1880-10-19
THE FIELD AND STABLE.

Condition M TO Health or Dlsenac,
lstc.. lnilstonco fllc Dlgcsiab!llty Of
She FooM. ...
From our Dun coSrftpondtnt.
ocf"hE1l le-Ono n1ti tho hnnib Kind Of food
may ee ersy anu may 10 d1il'ctlt OF digestion,
una snaS oven cause digestive disorders In ono
animal whllo It does not ut MI incon,tuodc
tho digestive orrnns OF anothor, its uot,on do
~. .o .s'.l,'.,. w. tnu "e..'s
ana cl!lcloneys Or inaet!slty anu 1nch1cleHcy. NJ
consumes M f. rre"t ov th,uvs hin i ,niiuauco ~so tho
fIRcstibilty of tho fnIt NM, 40 IL lnnnuna yory
otte,, tha. on" and Vim % s,no @ Kind m If tast cos,ly
dlFessod by sosne nnlnsats, IL only with 9rcat
difficulty or not Mt MI .,Igcsted by others. III tho
hrst pIaco, tao a1cstlvo orsans OF tue various
tnals present important differences. tn so,no
nc,ifon If ono clnss s ~ s,,,,stnncos or foot
Who IN obors Tho % sa,uo VI ,,rn % nora ae,1ve ~ n, @ M.
other direction, a,m spcctally prcpn,cd for tho
rot 80 much s tho tsest Constituents s ot tae
fosnl-tho sumo nro .,Isc..to unlor nil cireum-
stnnccs-as tho in'tlscstlbe Substances of tho
,to"t @ 1a parts s hus pFooct '1u tSo attup iup
against ,hn arIion nr thc ,,,rcs,;vo ,u,coa I,or
an "t ,no pes.a ~. ,ees ns a aos
by cArnvoruss animals, because thotr digestive
oruans aro not prepared to break und to dis
', ea'yo tho cei,uoso which lncloses tho nutrient
which tho nutrient parts bnvo Gcon frccd, will
bs,a' rs,,n,na,,n,, "rIu,";a ~ ,ni,o MI ny ~, ,hor
tn,,,nl,cnt..1 t,tns,t.o an's.o.,,s .o,,n, d,ncat
ment. scenuso thoir sestiva % Juices % mi to % In.
M nltrisnt constituents aro dissolved, viii
Tie Mgo Ut M1i ,lhinlal too, is Of considerable
!ililu9l!ca. Ia young nhltnals cor!hltl tars nf
, 1880-10-19

iiHettngham. KAptakce Co., ~. Nay 1h lHa r.,
and found no [eLieI until enMtnen engea using Jou!
nust valuable lkpfAN Nl.9UD Sfltut} now ~
tciua ntl. ANNA TlEE5EkuEKt,