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81 do not know what Peruna is made of,
bu. know it is a wonderful medicine to
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Sara McGahan.
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Miss Sara McGahan, 1o7 Third Street,
Albany, n. Y, writes:
"a few months ago suffered with Sc
we're attac.i of influenza which nothing
seemed to relieve. My hearing became
bad. my eyes became irrtated and fever
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ate tasted good
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Islands. letter
nfronlW Washington q. c..
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Mr. BENJAMIN D. Bowers. tailor. corner
OF Bank and Queen Streets, Ottawa, Ont.
urffes sc follows

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OF Bank and Queen Streets, Ottawa, Ont.
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my sleep Is restful ana my entire system
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Mr. William Ratagan. 1916 River Street.
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EscE,Eslg Piles

Edward Dunei,cn. Wilsesharre Pa:
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17

ACADEMY or MUSIC-Monday, Pea
body Faculty Concert. Tuesday, Two
little Migrants "Wednesday, Side
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17

The Kings Daughters. ii annual
meeting in Suffolk recently, endorsed a
plan, and that body, too, has begun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
OF EEILEPTICS.

1t was in Virginia that there was erect
cd the first hospital on this continent eX-
clusively Tor the care OF the insane, and
it was Virginia that built the first ana
still maintains. the largest asylum tcr
insane negroes In sthe world. 1t would
not seem fitting. therefore. that she be
the last to respond to the cry of the un-
fortunate epileptics when States, North
and South are yearly making provision
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17

BIJOU THEATRE-Pcter F. Daley and
Vaudeville. all the week with usual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17

The popular young actor, Howard
Gould is evidently making the success of
his career in his tour in the New York
Empire Theatre success Brother Otli-
GERS under the direction of w. NJ. Will
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02
IL is Still and ever will be the most

IT is still and ever will be the most
powerful ii ma IS universal
manifestation last week, and more
especially last Thursday, demon
Istrated to the most flip ppantand Gym
ieal that the struggle for existence.
the sharp competition for temporal
and material good, cannot keep men
down to the sordid earth or stifie in
them pirations for the poetic ideal
represented by religion
The death of William Mckinley,
good and great man. humble before
God, childlike in religious faith and
sustained by it ii the torture of
pain, has sent through this country,
even through the world, a wave Of
religious emotion from which must
come spiritual consequences Of pro
found significance.
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The Ladies Misslonar
the Pres sbyterian church n

Mrs. Jas. Aiken tomorrow
.day afternoon.
Miss Edwards Of this city has.
been engaged to teach the school ia
District so, Renville county, for the
coming school year.
Attorney Charles T. Howard left
for St. Paul Monday afternoon for
the purpose Of being present at the
opening of the Supreme Court yes
terday
a set of what might be called the
Ideal Advertisements prepared
bYH NJ. Hitchcock. of Hitchcock &
Co. of this city, was sent into we'll
known pharmaceutical journal for
entrance into the prize advertise
ment contest. The advs. were first
produced 10 the columns of The
GAZETTE. They won first prize IN
the contest, both for cleverness of
composition and mode OF display
The first Goth century national
conven tionof the Christian churches
is to be held in Minneapolis Oct. 10
to II. A number of Redwood Falls
people are expecting to attend
Great preparations are being made
to make this convention boom for
Minnesota. There will be a Mime
sofa head quarters where the insti-
tutions and products CT the state
will be kept before the people. Rev.
Orr is doing what he can to have
| Redwood county exhibited.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

D. Ficthorn, the veteran editor Of
the ST. Peter Tribune, has been
named as postmaster at St. Peter to
succeed the presentincumbent, who
has held the Office long over his
term, OF. account Of the fight among
the st. Peter Republicans. Editor
Ficthorn is an old war horse in the
newspaper harness and we are glad
that the Mankato representative IN
congress named him
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

Redwood county people, partich
5larly those who are well acquainted
with him, are watching with great
interest the attempt Of Messrs. Ros-
ing and Lind to induce Col A. G.
Weiss to accept the Democratic nom-
ination for Governor. Here, where
Anton spent his boyhood days, he
is regarded as one Of the purest
men Of the State, and the manner in
which be has made a success in life,
even at his present age, IS the best
indication that he would make a
sEe'l: rnidable candidate for the gov
ernorship
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

At4:3o last Tuesday afternoon
The GAZETTE received a atelegram
announcing that after an eight
hours trial Czolgosz. the assassin
OF President Mckinley, had been
found guilty by the jury, and on
last Thursday another telegram an
.nounced that he had been sentenced
to be electrocuted during the week
beginning Oct. 28th.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

The Chinese government has
made arrangements satisfactory to
the foreign diplomatic representa-
tives in Pekin for the erection Of
expiation monuments in China that
were desecrated during the Boxer
uprising in the summer Of 1900 An
Imperial decree has also been issued
by the Chinese government prohib-
iiting for the period Of two years the
importation into China Of firearms
and ammunition as well as materials
serving exclusively for the manu-
facture OF arms and ammunition
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02
THE WEEK OF MOURNING.
/ In the last issue of this paper was

In the last issue Of this paper was
mentioned the fact that neverin the
history of any nation has there been
such universal mourning as there
was in this country during the week
of the funeral obsequies over the
late President Mckinley. Indeed,
that grief still hovers over the
American nation But nowhere
have we seen more touching
accounted the universal grief over
the death of the President than that
given in a recent issue of the New
York Sun. That paper states that
ssthe death of President Mckinley
was to the American people like
the death Of afather of a family,
like the passing away Of a dearly
beloved brother. It touched their
hearts as if it had been of one bound
to them by the natural ties of blood.
It made seventy five millions of peo-
pie bow in common mourning. On
Thursday, when the body of the as
5sassinated President was consigned
to the tomb, a hush of more than
Sabbath stiffness came over the
whole land. Every man and woman
and child felt the awful presence of
death: was uplifted by itand atten-
tive to its lnonitions.
From this death, moreover, there
came a special impression It was
the death of a sincerely and deeply
religious man, Of spotless purity of
life and character, who, when he
came to die went forth with touch
ing words of faith in an immortal
life on his lips. He bowed IL un-
complaining, unresisting submis-
sion to thessWill Of God as the dictate
.of supreme and absolute love. Thy
will be done!'' Nearer, my God,
ito Thee, Nearer to T hee!
InssaH history no other man Of
Industrious place in the world has
gone out.of life leaving so profound
"a religious impression on his CON
temp poraries as did VIM. Mckinley,
tWenty-ffth President of the United
States Accordingly the:day Of his
funeral, made. by secular procIanla-
ton a day OF pray er and hulniiiat ton,
was observed il spirit and deed as
no formal fasts Of. religious institu-
tion are ever observed BY our peo-
pie. The churches were crowded
and contained man unused to at
tendaneeSon their services Is re-
| ligious awe rested on. seventy five
millions Of people.
bat did this indicate II hal
did i deInonstrat e showed that
the religious in npulse isIineradl dliieable
sin mar, even len definite religious
t;aith faith has passed ava yall the
lsenti'n sinI3 poetic, you Il d
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

The Willmar Tribune last week
issued a handsome Harvest Home
Festival edition Of that paper, com
memorative Of the annual street
fair held in that town.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

hitenan Of the Ortonvllle Herald
Star suggests that Big Stone insist
upon the nomination OF the Hon. &.
" Benson. If Big Stone county
can land the prize. Mr.. Benson is
undoubtedly the logical candidate.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

W. .
It is reported that the White
House is not large enough for Pres
ident Rooseyelt's family, and the
Minneapolis Journal, by cartoon,
pictures one Of the young Roose-
velts going down to his Aunty
.Cowles, night-gown in hand, to
spend the night. Anyway, Presi-
dent Roosevelt by his large fam
lily indicates that he is a firm
believer in the fact that there
is room for whole lot Of people in
the United States
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

A good many people wondered
who was writing the sHot Tamales
for the St. Paul Dispatch Since
they have stopped being original
with that paper, and since they
have appeared in the St. Peter
journal ever since j. S. Vandiver
took hold Of that paper, the secret
is out. Hot Tamales are really
.peppery-in fact, favored with the
West Point hazing sauce -tobasco.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02

Big Stone and Swift counties
don T seem to be pulling together
when il comes to the Senatorial
question. They are both in the
same district and Swift, BY virtue
Of its larger vote, has held the sen
atorship for many years, Ed. oung
being the senator and 4 good one.
too Now that Senator 7 ou1g IS a
possible candl date for the Republi-
can nonaina ation for Re present alive 4
Icon gress from this district Will
The Redwood gazette., 1901-10-02
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