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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14

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ting Red Cloud, Seb. Ii I'm
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
WOMEN WHO SUFFER.
With Any Form of Female Com.
plant should Read What
Dr. Hartman Says.

1t would be impossible to present
an exhaustive array Of the symptoms
caused by these troubles, for their
name is legion; but prominent among
them are to be mentioned smarting,
thrObbiug, scalding, beating, burning,
quivsring, aching, trembling, bloat.
ing, flashes of heat, tremors of cold,
prickly sensations, sinking feelings,
fa~intncss, numbness, indescribably
puucturiag, piercing pains flying
from part to part with provoking I'M
certainty, hooking the victim with
momentary relief, to begiu its tortures
elsewhere. No two cases are exactly
alike in number or severity Of symp-
toms, some being only slightly annoy
ed, Others being actually confined to
the bed.
In all of these perverted functions
Of the female organs take o table.
spoonful of Pe-ru.na before each meal
and between meals, and enough han.
a.lin at bedtime to keep the bowles
continually IN ratural condition.
Vaginal injections Of hot water should
be taken three times a day.
Book on female diseases seat free
by The P~e.ru,na Drug Manufacturing
Company, Of Columbus, Ohio.
For free book on eoncer address
Pr. Hartman, Columbus, OAio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
All She Had.

Ono Of tho brightest and most charm.
Ing little girls in tho city is tho young
daughter of John Mcssick. She rides
horseback constantly with her father
and is "a tinc oquestrienno for q child OF
her age. Recently while out for a gal.
lop Mr.. Mossick and his daughter were
stopped by q gentleman for q short
conversation, during which tho gentle
man took from tho lapel of his coat q
rosebud and gave it with "A great show
of gallantry to little Miss Bessie. She
looked tho coquottish queen as she
gracefully received it, but said nothing.
aren't you going to give the gontle-
man something for tho rosc!" her IA
thor said.
She looked up demurely, blushed a
little and said, 81 don't know anything
to give him but % kiss"
And tho gentleman took it.-Chatta'
nooga Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
Wire Murderer Attempts Suicide.

Elmira, n, ", June 5.-Martin ".
Strait. who, is sentenced to die by cleo
tricity during the week of July 81 for
the murder OF his wife and sister-in-law.
wrenched the handle off his drinking cup
yesterday ana drove it into his neck
several times. Failing to make a fatal
wound he tried TO cut the juEular vein
and inflicted an ugly cash. He was
Immediately put in irons and the
wounds sewod up. He tried desperate
ly to open the cash with his fingers,
but was prevented from doing so. lie
was removed to Auburn last night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
Dismal Hollow, Missouri.
Beautiful rain and lots of il.

Beautiful rain and lots of it.
Whea, harvest is the order Of the
day; winter wheat il good.
Ruben Bunch was looking over his
farm yesterday.
a. Gaines has the Gocst piece of
corn in Howell county this year.
W. Street will have over 200 BUSH
els Of peaches and about the same
amount of apples.
Laura Mossgrove was visiting at
NJ. Edmond's ono evening this week.
Jack Wilson of Buckhatt was in
this neighbcrhood on the 3D..
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
,Retribution.

The girl who lives next door to me is young
and pcrsovcring.
She practices from 5 n. IN. till breakfast time
each day;
She plays the Same old wornout tunes until
I'm tired of hearing
And makes the same mistakes each time in
tho same uncrring way.
She's added TO her powers Of late by capturing
"a lover
a tenor Hat who comes each night at eight
O'Clock or SO,
They sing duets and popular airs over again
and over,
And often it is twelve o'clock before he
starts TO 90.
The pcighbors rage and swear. I dare not Join
their scornings,
My Youthful sins have found me out. Isurer
aud AN mute,
For in ny early manhood, in spite OF tears
and warnings,
] used 10 s4cud my evenings in practicing
tho tlltg.
-Prisojna Leonard in Life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
what IIe Was Afraid Of.

He was from tho back coupties OF
Virginia, and he had made his first trip
away from home with q lot Of cattle to
New York. The big city bewildered
him, and no got away as soon as he
could, but in an evil hour no took the
advice of nh acquaintance who wanted
him to see all tho world possible and
had taken passage OIL % steamer dow
by sea to Richmond. 1t was all new to
him, and he got to bed before he fully
realized where no was. During the
night the wind rose, and the ship tossed
about ut such n lively rate that IL awak-
ened him. flo was scared, but stood Il
for awhile because he didn't know what
else to do. At last, though, no rolled
ont Of his berth and found his way to
tho deck.
"Whero's the boss Of this boat?" in
Quired no OF tho first officer no saw.
Hes of watch. What do you want2"
II want to SEQ him."
"well, 1 guess III do. What do you
want?"
"Ain't the wind BLOWN mighty
hardP'
mot very"
"Air we safo?"
Perfectly"
"They amt no danger Of a tree blow.
in down and mashin in the roof, is
they?"
Tho officer laughed, but no saw the
man was serious.
"That's all right" no said, humor.
ing him. "You go back to bed. We
never 90 near tho woods when tho wind
is blowing"
Much oblecged, mister" responded
tho passenger in tho most grateful way.
"You see, | wuzn't shore. and 1t makes
me kind Of squirmy not KNOWN how il
wuz in these parts. Good night" and
he sought his berth once more. -Dotroil
Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14

by persistently fddling upon that note
the bridge at length began to oscil.
latS so violently that the foreman was
alarmed and quickly came TO terms
with the performer. On the same
principle, an esteemed friend of the
writer, gifted with Il powerful rcso-
nrnt voice: succeeded at his instiga-
CATION on one occasion in breaking a
large glass tankard simply by singing
its own response note, which happened
to be as nearly as possible the key of
DID," These arc given to illustrate
the force of sympathetic vibration
used in the Kelley motor, A dog
trotting on the bridge may break
it down, because the vibration of the
bridge and the trot of ,hc dog arr in
sympathy. This is a wonderful sub.
jcct, we'll worthy of careful thought.
Major General Drayson of England,
who stands high in scientific circles
as an authority, has offered a theory,
backed up by Substantial proof, that
explains many heretofore unexplain-
able facts IN geology and astronomy.
1t accounts for the apparent places
occupied by stars which heretofore
could not be calculated, for the rise
and fall of continents and the waters
Of the oceans, the procession or fall
ing back in the dates Of the equinox.
es and the slowly changing plane Of
the earth's equator. Without the
aid Of this discovery astronomers
could not take the position of Il star
az recorded one hundred years ago
and correctly calculate its position to-
day. There WIS an irregular uu-
known movement among the stars,
supposed to be caused by the move
ment of our sun and its attendant
system through space, which S" de-
ranged the position Of these bodies as
to defy correct calculations. This
discovery explains the ice age salts
~factorily, while all the theories OF
scientists on that question have been
untenable. This discovery Of General
Drayson was published twenty-five
years ago, but was generally dlscredit.
ed till recently. Orthodox scientists
would have nothing to do with 1t be-
cause their theories would not permit.
But a large number Of funerals be-
GIN to let il light, an. General Dray-
sons discovery is attracting wide at
tention. The earth has a second rota-
ton around an axis six degrees south
of the geographical north, and six
degrees north of the geographical
south poles, and this second rotation
is accomplished in 81, 900 years, ia
which time the north pole vibrates
twelve degrees north and south, u
ing an ice age about the north pole
when the vibration is north aud about
the south pole when the vibration is
south. This is q most interesting
subject and will be further explained
in these scientific notes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14

While in Topeka last March. f., T.. Bar.
Der, a prominent newspaper man OF La
Cygne, Kan, was taken with cholera NOR
dus very severely. The night clerk at
the hotel where he was stopping happen
ed to have a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhIa remedy and
gave him three doses which relieved him
and he thinks saved his life. Every fam
lily should keep this remedy in thier home
at all times. No n can tell how soon it
may be needed, 1t costs bat a trifie and
may b. the means of saving much suffsr'
ing ard perhaps the life Of ssne membsr
of the family. IS and 30 cont bottles for
sale by psyo & Grice druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
Opening His Eyes.

This is the season of tho year when
the Young man who is going to gradu.
ate from college this summer begins to
wonder how many 50. 600 positions will
be offered to him the first month after
no acquires his degree. He will know
all abont it before Aug. l.-Somerville
JOnrnnI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
A Lost Opportunity.

"And SO she rejected you? | suppose
you told her you were g feot?"
"ios, but what has that got to do
with it,"
Everything, my boy. You should
tell her that you We're q feet once, but
that you are only 8 feet / Ia now. She'd
have snapped you up as u bargain in.
stanter. boston Transcript.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
Out of Musical Circles.

Sporting Editor-What kind Of music
~ this "Die Walkure?"
Financial Editor-I guess it must DO
n kind they play with footnotes. De-
troit FREQ Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
1t Worried Him.

Chaplain-Have you read the death
warrant to that Boston murderer?
Sheriff. have.
Chaplain--How did no take it?
Sheriff-Very much to heart. He said
that the phraseology and composition
We're faulty from beginning to end
New York Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-06-14
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-30
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS.

State of Minnesota, County of Brown So.
District Court, Ninth Judicial District.
William Pfaender' VIC Plaintiff TIL
Adslph Ens11r, the unknown heirs of
said Adolph Ens1in, and also all ether per-
sons or parties unknown. claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or int crest in the
real estate, described in the complaint
herein DetendantS.
Netice is hereby given that an action
has been commenced in this Court by the
above named Plaintiff against the above
named Defendants for the ms~sI PURPOSE a5p pos
estate, lien or, interest in and to the
complaint herein described, claimed
by said Defendants or eith her Of them
SO to have said defendants and all persons
or parties claiming under or through
them forever barred from claiming and
from any and all claims, right, title, es-
tate, or any part thereof, adverse to this
plaintiff; and to have said plaintiff adj
judged to be the ewner in fee simple and
and real estate ana 20 have the title there
te forever Quoted in the plaintiff, his
The premises affected by said action
are situated in the County OF Brown and
State of Minnesota. and are described as
follows; -.'~-
Lot No. enc III Of Black Ne: seventy
five [75l and Lot No. eight 49, Of Block No
one hundred and sixty-four ll64l both north
of Centre Street; Lot No. six Is OF Block
No. one hun dred and thirty-six 1851 South
ofCentre Street; all Of the foregoing in the
City ct New Ulr1, in said county. accord
ing to the plat Of said city on file and of
recsr'. in the office Of the Register of Deeds
in and for said county.
Dated December 31st, 1884.
Jos, A. Eckstein,
plaintiffs Attorney
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-30
SUMMONS.

State OF Minnesota, c ounty of Brown IS
District Court Ninth Judicial District,
William Pfaender. Plaintiff,
Adolph Ens1in, the unknown heirs Of said
Adolph Enslin; and also all other persons
or parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in the real es.
tate described in the complaint h erein.-
Defendants.l
The State Of minnesota. to the above
ma med Defendants.
You and each of you are hereby SUM
msned and required to answer the COM
plant Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action, which is filed in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District in and for the County of
Brown and State of Minnesota, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscriber, at his office
within twenty days after the service of
this Summons upon you exclusive of the
day of such service; and if you fail to ans
wer the said Complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated Dec. 31st, 1894.
JOS. A. ECkSTEIN,
Plaintiffs Attorney
New U1nl. Mimi.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-30
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WHAT is YOUR DlSEAsE7

hemorThage at stool. $50 T
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numb limbs. burning in soles OF feet itching about
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-30
WHAT is RUpTURE7

In every human being there are two openings, one
on each aide Of the lower part Of the abdomen called
Inguinal Rings through which passes the sperma-
muscles and ligaments. When they ut close around
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
Hercules belonged 10 no Ciub.

club BELONGED TO Hercules You will never bc ahe
WELD 'iub In as i,ey manner NJ that ultra mus
cuar chappie. IN, you may recover physical energy
through tie use II Hos,ecrs Stomach ntcrs. II YOU
will take that thorough tonic with regularity and per
Ssicnce not sp"smodcay-by nts and starts Hsgin Mt
n vigor ia failing for debility is the certain par
cnt ~ disease that delay II dangerous Digestion.
the function through the perfect discharge OF which vgor
Is renewed. IL insured by the Bitters 20 appetite
sleep ana nerve quictude For constipation. malaria
rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble and bliousness
the hters Is unqualinedy the beat remedy extant The
restorative effects of winesassfui three times every day
VIII soon make themselves manifest Fo,ify the system
and grow strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
TALUABLE WAGON DOGS.
From The Chicago Tribune.

Fox-terriers favorites as wagon dogs. Trey
are easily trained cute, companionable affectonate
launlrymen have them. and find them useful. es-
pecially in guarding the wagons while drivers are
watchdogs for their ears keen and their tongue
sns % rs msse % %or @ S they think
they are playing. and not infrequently they prove
man on Wrghtwood ave has pair OF the brighes.
OF fox-terrers and mas taught them 10 nan small
into the office. where the packages are arranged
alphabetically on the shelves for the sonvenienee
machine" accompany the wagon and once. when
sneak thief snatchea big bundle OF linen from from
posts overlook the culpris and SO impsdedd ms
that he was sun IN sst TSs na the me Se
let off with a beating for which he Will long re-
Not less valuable as wagon dogs are bull-terriers.
skye-terriers. and what are generally known as
seems to include ali dogs hat are small shaggy
and yellow. Sometimes they prove Possessed OF
wagon boss" owned by a butcher, whose place Of
business Is In West Madison-st The dog had ridden 10
show i%patisnce Of the lysiisst kind II the driver.
rsdc, did not 1' stop toS a, " each familiar sss Finally
tho driver, an obseryant sort OF genius adopted the
Smith had said yesterday that she would no, be
a AZ oSay s G Ss ssn n' Sa nS Ss
%S.s ~; s sSss e " %o:a
accept them ~ due and satisfactory
chance 10 distinguish himself aud he proved equal
to The occasion pas.lns nrs engine scared ths
sharp runaway WAS soon in prcgress Sisddie,S
80 tho driver tells the story. seized tho re!ns, and.
ica,Hcr and he Was accomplishing n,ts. when
SysS went ' the cart ''spS @ aa S Ss
Mas ON his feet In an gs,apt and in hot pursuit
along ON the side OF one wheel was not running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29

wilkes; Charles s. Green Hartford y walter Cdre
Bar gr h. by Temple Bar; J. l. Lindsay Richmond
va. Tom Judge. by Melrose; A. r. Mcdonald Al9 6,
~ Y. Etiquette. oh. by Alcantara: Suburban stock
Farm. Glens Fails. n. Y Aeroe. ch, m by Sorte:
Henry Hughes New-York City. Fiber, b. h. by Expert;
Frank Howell, Poughkeepsie, y. Y.
pacing: purse $5OO-John r. Gentry
zoos. b h. by Ashand Wilkes; NJ. f. Mcfenry. Free
port H. Joe Patchen 204 blk h.. by patchen Wilkes;
John c. Taylor Chensee III. Robert j., 2Olz b. g. by
Hartford Village Farm East Aurora. n Y Mascot 2Oi
b. E.. by Deceive: Empire city stud Cuba ~. \.
Directly 2:07 blk. h. by Direct NJ Salisbury Pleas
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2:2i class urotting: purse s20OO,Magge Campbell br
m. by Pamlico: A. Merriheld Baltimore M Quality
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Comanchc, b. s. by .dambrino King; Mnnzo Mcdonald.
Buffalo y. y. Lady fargo. b. m. by Happy Medium;
W Spencer. Elizabeth ~ J. Bayreuth b. H. by Stranger;
John T. Gibbs Fleetwood Park. y. Y. Marie Jansen.
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Nolan. Philadelphia. Penn. Uncle Josh, m h.. by
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b. M by Huron Charles :. Greene New Hartford. y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
DOG DA rs.
From The Milwaukee Journal.


The sure way to prevent your dog from going
mad In August is to kill him in July But that
remedy s just good for any other month. and
go mad in month as in another anywhere
cept in the Imagination. Mad dogs are really rare.
Any poor worried dog. tired hungry and perse~
cued Is liable to be called mad. and is at once
executed without trial. Were he kept and cared
for. 1t could be determined whether he was mad OF
not and thus relieve many anxious fears of those
who may have been bitten. But dog days have
nothing to do with dogs further than to impose
muzzes them time when they need their
sble there many dogs mad on this account.
but they have not written The Journal about IT,
Dog days is an old institution. Hippocrates $50
years before Christ, calls II the hottest and most
unhealthful season OF the year. That stands yet
Dog days begin when the star Sirius rises and
sets with the sun or near IT, The accepted time Is
now from July 10 August H. This star IL the
brightest In the heavens. and always has been so
far known; but other stars have rlvalled II for
a time Frightening up and then declining In luster
in strange and freaky way. That old Hlppocrates
calls 1t rel or orange red; but 1t Is now white 1t
Is the principal star In the constellation OF CAMS
Major the great dog being located in the tip or
the under jaw. This constellation follows Orion
In the heavens. Another name for Sirius Is Ca
nicula the little dog Hence its popular designa-
ton
Now what In the world all this has to do with
mad dogs Is question. Ii Is obvious that tho
southern hemisphere. do dogs go mad there In the
coolest weather only and here only In the hottest?
1t Is not here and probably Is not true there hut
popular superstition has joined dog days and mad
dogs. and for this there is divorce court but n
growing Intelligence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
WINNERS AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.

Louisville. Ky. Aug. 2s.-The attendance at
Churchill Downs to-day light In the third
race the good nlly Fabia fell at the head OF the
stretch. when In third place. and broke her leg IN
three places, yet she 100 yards before she iel
She was at once killed. Summaries:
First race ,seven furlongs)-sclika. III I'll. Wiamsl
won. Creole. o2 Walker). 70 second s'aha
IOo Owing. 10 /. third. Timc-l:2'N
Second race 1--we nehaf furlongs)-Mke Kelly. ht'
,N Jones) % won. Hiplogrin io4 "assnl. To- !.
second: Relic OF Fordham. lO5 Urving) 3 TO !. third.
Time OOH
Third race tnie sixteenth: selling udith 100
n nm To = won Springvse - urving). 10 10 l. sec
ond Pretender 1913 Hergen). 10 |, ;hir Time-l:a~A.
Fourth race nve-eighths Of me,-Elwyn % Walker,.
~ 10 l. won; Robinson. ~ tNewcom 2 10 l. second;
Charlie sullivan lO2 81. HID. to l. third Time-i"a's
rnh race tsx furones selng)-Loudon. 100 drving,.
10 ! won Lakota i03 1Ncwcom). To l. second; Segui.
lI5 III Williams. 10 /. third. T,me-l1G.