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15Pounds GaIneala three woeks,
AS and Cured of Consumpti0n. llii5i


Messrs. CflluOck ! CO., IUSz RATE St.,l
v,,an Philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlomens-Pieasc send me twelve bottles
I Of AR II. JAMES, CASNABIs iISDIcA; one each
who is not expected to 1.-Two; and as your mc,li-
cines cured me OF Consumption some three
years. ago, Iwant him to try them, l gaipe,l
fifteen pounds while tai ing the trst three bot
ties, and kno y il is Just the thing for him.
~ Respectfully, j. v.HuLL,
This remedy speaks for itself. One bottle
will satisfy the most skelItical. There is not
single symptom OF Consumption that itfoes
not dissipate ut once, Nieis It win break up a
fresh cold in "a hours. $3.50 per pint bottle,
Aadress SRADpoBK \ Co, ipS2 Race St Phil
adelvhia Pa. may II 80.
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1. iJAcEsoN, TENN. Aug. 81, ISIS.
" wish to state. fdr the lIenciit OF those Who
suffer with Neuralgia, that I have Suffered
viii fhis wretched disease in tbs most Ioleut
form, fortwo months. anil hallbc treated by
the best medcaimen in Jackson. withou OH
tanning any relief iprocureh ANTI cen bot
tlerof DIR. Ragiand's Celebrated lightning
Reiicfaan'l il care'l me In i've minutes. Six
~ ,nptom OF the disease ~ WA N -"
~ Gs'N ia u JAMES v. yyASx,o
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BEswNSviLLr, TENN Nov. 70, 1876,
DR.. J. B.Ragland, jackson; Tenn:
9 DEAR Sill desire to eNlIrass to you mt
grateful feelings for the speedy and pcrtna.
nent cure your celebrated Lightning Relief
nnolsled me in n case Of acute Reformation,
The pain was so severe In my ankle aud Knee
mat could only walk with great difficulty
eouklnOt stand nat-foutei "a bought bottle
OF your medicine for ility cents, and that night
rubbed the parts according 10 direetions The
next morning the pam aud stiffness were all
gone, and could walk as usual. have had
noreturn sinse, though it has ieen 1 months
ago. Very respectfully, Ii, B. FOLK.
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" thing new. Capital not reauire,r.
We Will Furnish you everything $40 n day,
and upwards iseasily made without STAYING
away from home oyer night. No riskSwhat9
ever Many new workers wanted at once.
Many are making fortunes at. the business.
Ladies' makelas much as men, and young boys
and girls make great pay. No one who is
willing TO work fails to mike more money
every day than can DO made In week at any,
ordinary employment. Those who en- gagged at
ono win find short road to fortune. Ad-i
dress Ii uALEET y Co., Portland, Maine
lFl dtt f.aE EftFi fftiJan, is, Nv
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y An active brain, sparkling wit, IA cheerful
mind, bright eye.a robust body, pure rich
add many charms to female society-yet, an
how few la'iiescan boast Of allthese signs OF
health ilethey remain victims to those
terrible female complaints, they will be COM
peled to be mere feeble, delicate flfones upon
society. But, awake from the dark and dis
NAL night Of gloom that anantels your brow,
you can be restored to health and happiness
blythe use OF English Female Bitters.
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ffNSlUNc-ihsiriieifs en- t;sicd by iu at,
lawsof Congress. Send two stamps for laws,
and copy Of Iiuzen Soldier. 10 Il. w. Fltzgcr,
Abb, us. CHM Atty, Box $50 Washington
Nov. 1. 'so-tfi q lhlas4e ia
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! Enelish Female Bitters are intended for
young girls as well as married ladies', who
have by some exposure. become irregular,
pale and feeble, with headache. leucorrhoca.
pain In the side and back, falling Of the womb.
or female weaknesses, or excosses. Its use
strengthens and tones the stomach, lnyigor-
corrects allirregular uterine action and re-
moves all unnatural DISTRACTIONS. vi
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The beautiful crimson blush Of nature with.
out pant, can be Impaired to the pale checks
OF a sickly and feeble woman. by thea use OF
that great female tonic Eng lish Female Bit
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PENSIONS

New laws. Thousand cntitle,L Every 40, /.
dier even slightly disabled BY wounds, ,sis-
earc, or aceideht, cntitIed 10 pcnsians. dating
back to.dsy u discharge, Even tho ,iQssof q
widows and dependent parents. aud miners
entitled Time limited. Apply ut once MANY
pensioners now entitled TO Increase. bounty
yet due 70 thousands. Land eases settled. Pat
snts procnred9 for Inventors. Feck ixed BY
law. Seph two stamps for new laws, blanks
aud Instructions TO y. n. GELSTON n Ia,
tension and ratent Attorneys, Lock boa 7St,,
Washington. u. Z.
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PATENTS.

/. F. A. Lehman, Solicitor OF American and
Foreign Patents. washingtoa. y, C. All nus.
iness connected with PHteats. uhc;her before
the Patent oidceor the uogrts, promptly at.
81 secured. send fJf circular. AYnNt W
{ MOVE 'sO.n 5. ltIlaln eli WI
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
yok NAY,

The Nav number az ,hi. exccll-n,
periodical contaIfl> n itsusl. an abun,
dance of interesting and ejifying read,
iig-rnatfer. Among the articles M
particular excellence are q seasonable
one entitled "Msy-dAy O~bservances.
bv Joseph Pollard, With nine i.Ius;ra.
tinns Ancient and Modern Church
Music" by Alfre,on Hervey "Egyp-
tian Houses and Homes.' by Sara
Keables Hunt Medicine aud the
Missionaries, by !. 4. Ballard VI. ID.
The British and the Beer" rte. each
article il admirably illustrated. "ou,
IL the World" Mrs.. O'Reily's inter
esting serial. il continued, and there
are several .hor, stories and sketches
by George J. liagar. Hans Christian
Anderson and other popular writers
The ESSAYS are by Panonicu., Rev,
Alexander Mcleod, Rev, James NJ.
Wilton. ID. ID, Hattie y. Norris,
Thomas j.. Chase, Ill. ID, etc, etc.
The poems are numerous and gencr-
ally of great merit. Besides a large
amount of entertaining aud instruc-
tive miscellany are the following ex-
cecdingly interesting features: The
Home Pulpit" sermon by Rev. JOSEPH,
Parker, ID. d.; Hard place. in the
Bible by Rev. DIR. Deems; Temper
ance Talk" The Invalid's Portion
and thoughts for the Afflicted
"Gilimpses of the Religiout World
international Sunday school Les
sons" etc, etc. There are Us quarto
pages in each number, aud nearly IN
illustrations. Price Of single copy.
% cents annual subscription o. post
paid Address, Frank Lcslie's Pub.
fishing House, So, SIS, and 81 Park
Place New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
wemaa's Work and Wages.

With the passing OF each year VIC
are .noreIthoroughly convinced that
this life is but a preparatory school,
fitting us, SO far as We will profit by
its lessons, for another phase Of exist
ence, which shall admit of greater ac-
tivity and grander achievements. If
this were not true'-taking into con-
sideration the jolts and jars. blockadcs
and delays. the unreliability of the
mails and the general decapitation
and humiliation of our plans,-it
would seem that it Was hardly worth
our while to be born into this world at
all. WI attempt so much and We do
SO little; VIC aim SO high, and we
alight SO often below the dull, dead
level Of commonplace existence. We
start out in the beginning with gilt
tering tools and exhaustless energies !;
'the world is all before us where to
choose" and We determine to build, as
our life work, a royal palace. whose
shining dome shall reflect the spark
ling sunlight; whose towers shall
pierce the azure sky. Its windows
shall gleam like polished diamonds.
Its spacious steps, broad and welcom-
ing, shall lead up to a doorway whose
carved Intel shall bear the proudest of
all notices, Success" So grand in its
beauty, so perfect in its symmetry it
shall challenge the admiration of all
beholders, and the name of its builder
shall be carved on the corner stone in
i~neffacable characters. For this We
toll and strive and pray, and when the
years have drifsed by and the work Is
ended, what do we behold.
At least We can make the most and
best of what is i'm US content at the
last TO hear the welcome she hath
done what she could" sounding
through the darkness with which
Death wells orr eyes. The gre>se.rc-
&c uorao-e-.s protsies. hear na.a-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

The county clerk last week incorpo-
rated in his report of the commission
er's proceedings, made out for publ
cation i'll the Argus, a falsehOod,
knowing ut the time that it was false,
viz: That while the commissioners
were in session the clerk called for an
investigation and that Mr.. Thomas
being called upon to furnish proof OF
alleged charges, failed to respond
Mr.. Tulleys did not call for an invest.
CATION, he said he would like to hear
the editor Of the CHIEF tell what he
knew about alleged crooked transac.
tons in county affairs, and when one
of the commissioners asked the editor
of the CHIEF what he had to say, he
responded, by saying that when the
proper time arrived when the board
of commissioners set AZ n board of OK.
animation, or inquiry-he Vas ready
to tell what he knew.
We have heard the county clerk
accused to his face Of suppressing Ger
tain portions of the commissioner.
proceedings-such items as he did not
want the public to get hold of-bul
We never before knew him TO pub
lish a deliberate falschood rs a portion
of the commissioners proceedings
but We entertain no i'll will toward.
him on that account, it is but natural
for a man, a well rs the lower ami
mails, to squirm when caught, or about
to be caught, and we take it as a mat
| ter of course.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

II may interest the public 10 know
that Mays little lamb. with fleece ~
whae - SNOW" was horn at Stirling
Mas, 1915 and was hooked 10 death
by a cow in 1915. The Mary Who
owned the lamb il still living, her
name is Mrs. Columbus Tyler, her
maiden name WAS Mary Sawyer, she
is 90 year. old. and still Ia. in her
possession some Of the identical yarn
made from the fleece as white -
snow" The school teachers name
Was Polly kimball- Tho poem Was
written by John B~silssone Of Boston
in 1916. The above are facts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

The Rawnee Republican. running
short II matter. having. received no
mail for several days. prints q news
for its readers . chapter from the
Bible. His readers all crowded in
next day and wanted IN know where
he came across il. and hoped he would
clip some more from the same paper.
Central City Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

The Aa1pa number Of tl,,. s.,eress-
ing and popular magazine - jass
oui.
Among Ne various ssbisss iilu.;ra-
ted IN thp Number b an esrs,ssnsg Of
the late kmperor IL Rn=s~ias steam
yacht Livs<3s = series IL vicxs iiius-
irAting wood working attachments cor
foS laihes Prof Secchf. .ular photo
graphic apparatus. si,h elk distinct
viess Of the sun take hy this ins,ru-
ment c~ngrayingx II The boa. and
spparAius uss-i on LAX. Geneva for
determining the velocity cf souni in
water . new machine for decorating
enan,ess-l surfaos- engraving of s-s-
erai curious animals and Objects Ia
natural history. and all e~lsbors;sly
illustrated article on Re. Culture.
Every nurnivr contains sh,ry-txo
pages. full 81 e~ngraving- of novelties in
science and the useful Asts. Publish
e-I by MrSS 4 Co. ,. PARK Row. Ncw
York. 1t ti-5o = year, and sold by al
news dealer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
scLc 81 A.. DRUGGISTS.
4 c;nsh. ce.s er seYe IhY,s.

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IN tprarssie ynS Dtssss, &c cSssasp,,sa.
sr-ss's I.rssehisi fro-h~s ere errfsis - az
sii-f u A,thmp. Brsarsiitt. caashf. Cstsfss.
~. she frgkss have bees rscSuHsa~s5sl ~
,tt,ie,iss. sui .ixsys stSs perfcrt sliisft-tSn.
hsy srs 49, Heo ~ uni'sst lat hstiFf h-es
s'lvi b. side sni eop.tsa; ass for tssriy "a
stir. sssersiivs. they have sts.tssl sell
asr.ei rInk sassor the fss staple fss.etis. 81
80 ss- Pebble ,rcsk.ts srd stnxsrs 8.s tssa
o r.rar .si strengthen 80 Nsre Seli o.
scniy t1s $ eats a bo1 evsrs - hers.
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To Horsemen.

The attention of parties owning
horses and Jacks is called to the fact
that the CHIEF office is well supplied
with appropriate cuts and well prepar-
to do printing in this line on the short
est notice and ut the lowest figures.
Notes especially gotten up for your
business can also be had At the CHIEF
Office cheap. Call on Us before you
place yOur orders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
KENDALL SPAWN cyay.

l. ,afe 4, It's effects. mill IN its actlaH as ia
does not blister. yet "a b. penetrating sni Pc.
erfai la reach ever deep seated psin OF "a .-
move any bony growth 0r other en~iafreneats
such ss .pasinr. rylints. cures, caiisss, sprains.
.weiiinE- aud amp ismssess and sll sni.rss.
ments 81 the ioints or iihsbs. OF for FhssnstssA
IN man for any purpose Tor ~hirh . Imam cot ts
used for man or beat it s3s knsss 20 be
the bee linsment for msp ever asst. sc log
mild asd yet csrtaia IN 10 effects.
send address for Illustrated Circular wkt- h
ve think gives ~postftvs proof % Va virtues
No remedy has ever me, with such ssaasitk.f
,aceess to our knosieiss. fof eeas, As veil ..
man.
nrEsstsfs have "a or can set IL fef yya. az 10
will bs scnt % any address 90 reeeipt Of price
BY the ~. prtet0r-, Ds. J. d. KkspsLS A CO d.
Enossu-rh fsii.. VI
SOLD 81 A.. DRUGGISTS.
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TEA Noo1S,

The Register Of the Land Office Al
Bloomington has received notice from
the department To issue final proof
notices for publication, rs a receiver
will be enstalled before the five weeks
Of publication has expired on notices
sent in now. We have forwarded the
applications lef with us to be sent in
and the notices will appear next
week.
The following letter from the Regis
ter was received ut this Office last Sat
urday:
u. 3. LAND OFFICE, Bloomington Neb.
ED. CHrr;-Sir. We are now al
lowed to issue notices for proof, which
can he published and proof made,
then held until q receiver is qualified.
Yours truly,
s. W SwrrZEK, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
Women'S Column.

This column is set apart for the use of the
women Of the county. and they ell have an
any question Of interest to tho sex. The editor
OF this Paper will not hold himself responsible
for ANYTHING that may appear in this column.
or for the views and opinions Of corrsspsn-
denfa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

The members Of the Red Cloud
Lodge, No. 81, 1. o.. o. F. will meet at
their hall Tuesday April 20. 1881, al l
O'Clock sharp. 70 celebrate the Sixty
Second Anniversary Oh Odd Fellow
ship.
Adjacent Lodges ssd Transient
brethren are cordially invited TO par
tSpsss rI.r-r-s.-a
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

Now rudy for Agents. Nos denrf'
be edition. low pnc-d. NaaOas arc
waiting for II Gntaa Aa1sS fer
As1i.. Particulars frc. Outfit SO.
Act quick. Address
4. " BEACH & GO. Chicago III,
3Sw6
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

Ed. CHIEF:-I have been told tina,
J. A. Tulleys ct al paid to one A. j
Kcnney $500 to come to Red Cloud
and run q paper in their interest.
Please inform the public through
your paper whether the terms Of the
sale we're such rs 10 release Mr.. Ken.
ncy at the end of five years, as some
say, or was his bondage made perpet-
ual by said bargain. Yours &c,
TAXPAYER.
We do not know, and We do not
consider the matter Of enough consc-
quence to warrant us in making in
quiries. We refer the correspondent to
the Argus Office for information. led.
CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
GROW N!

Not the Crown Of Kings, nor the
Crown of Glory, but the Crawn Sewing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in the market, it will pay you to call at
the Post-Oficc and see it before you
purchase, For Sale by NJ. b. McNITT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
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Blauksi Blanks

A full line Of State Journa! Co.'S,
Blanks the standard blanks Of the
ststel are always kept for sale ut the
CHIEF Office, and at the same prices
that they are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following is . partial list
Of blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds.
Chattle Mortgages.
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lein,
Power Of Attorney.
Bill Of sale.
Quit Claim Deeds.
Summons toriginall,
Summons lcopyl,
Appeal Undertaking,
Execution.
Order Of Attachment,
Affidavit Of Vendor or Lessor.
Assignment Of Mortgage.
rrecipe,
Subpenas,
Notice Of Constablcs Sale.
Blank Receipts.
Blank Notes
Release Of Mortgage,
Agreement FOR Warranty Deeds.
Complaint Ia keep the Peace,
&c. &c, &C.
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MY daughter had a severe ecagh
for one year. Nothing relieved her
80 much y. Dr. Mar-hslls Lung
syrup" Signed Mrs. =. Rose. Del
AVIAN, u.
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l..,.si1s Breeders O! Horses!

The fine Stallion known rs Tom"
the property of David Bocsch will
stand for mares the present season at
the following rates, viz: S. to insure
single mare:two mares, BIS; more
than two by the same owner, s! each.
For the season Is: Single service, 81.
Will stand at Red Cloud on Friday
and:Saturday Of each week; ut Guide
Rock. Mondays and Tuesdays Of each
week. and at Amboy Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
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Durham Stock!
The Fine Durham Bull,
ANDREW JOHNSON"

Owned by J. NJ. Fisher. is offered for
sale. Andrew Johnson" will he three
yea old the 25 of May, his pedigree il
registered in the Boston herd book and
can bc seen by calling on Stephen
Bayles at the Fisher farm, n mile
e:st of Cowles, Ncb. 34tf
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OSAGE Err

Usage ORANGE SEED.
Mitchell & Morhart have for sale a
supply Of Usage seed at a very ressona-
bic price. Those who contemplate
growing q hedge should give them a
call. 26tf
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Roby has ordered n supply Of the
celebrated Washhurn supcrlativc
flour. the best flour made i'm the L. 5.
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Is a fine horse. being Of Percberon-
Canadian and Butcher Morgan stock.
beautiful dApple bay, sixteen hands
high, weight, 1914 pounds
JOHN BOSCH.
3ln,3. Amboy, Neb.