The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, October 27, 1893, Image 8

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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, KED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 1893..
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CMtorla Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
ml Children. It contains noithor Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its gnarantco is thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys "Worms and allays
farrl8hncs3. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
Diarrhoea and Wind cone, uaaron uc.
troubles, cures constipation anu uaiuicucy.
assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
civinrr healthy and natural sieep. vob
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RESULTS OF ENVIRONMENT.
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING.
CHITS
ttothlng
Castorla
and bowels,
tarla is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
Castoria.
' CMtorla Un excellent medietas for chll
inn. Mother have repeatedly told mo of JU
good tftet upon Uiclr children."
Do. 0. 0. Osooon,
Lowell, Mass.
' CMtorla to Hie beat remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hopo tho day Is not
far distant when mothers will conisldcr tho real
Interest of their children, and two Castorla In
gfadoftheynrlousquacknW.rumswhlcharo 4citrojing their loved ones, by forclngoplum,
morphine, soothing syrup nnd other hurtful
(enU down their throats, thereby sending
tksm to prematuro graves."
VR. J. r. iviNcnnnii,
" Castorla to so well adapted to children that
I recommend It as superior to any preserlptloii
known to me." . A. Akh, k. D,
111 So. Oxford 8t., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Our physicians in tho children's depart
ment liavo spoken highly of their experi
ence In their outside practice with Castorla,
nnd although we only have among our
medical supplies what la known as regular
products, yet wonro free to confess that the
merits of Castorla has won us to look wlt
favor upon It."
Unitxd Ilosrrrab and Diifimmst(
Boston,
AiAxrt C. Sirrrn, I'm.,
Conway, Ark
Tka, Oeatanr Company, TJ Murray Street, New York City,
P
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G. V. MATKINS,
Dealer hi Secotld-tfaiid Goods
First door north of Moon Block,
If you want bargains you should not fail
call and see me. for I have them.
to
Fort Abstract Co., Red Cloud,
L. II. FORT, Manager.
01
tfSfisi Cdk
vmwwem&
Furnished to all Lands in Webster County, Accurately and
ON SHOUT JSUriUJi.
Hatlne had ten year expcrlcMCO In pounly rccordi mid 0110 of the mnit complete set or Al
stwet boy" In tin Uliyn BiiiiMiitee sAtlslitclloii. Your fstMirs solicited
.ir.isi ""',Alj lor(,0 . aliiA 1)ro,iiy, hi.ikki dollar bond tiled
I nd aiipiovnd. Addrnsfior will on ,,,, , ,
It. 11. 1'OIIT Manaqer, Ucd Cloud, Neb.
limn riiltesoplilral lllaconrse Was Horn
nf tho Timidity of a llnckwoods Couple.
It did nut take u closo observer to hco
Hint they were from tlio country. His
tall nnd lean flifttro wns tulornul with
nn ill fitting suit of clothes, mid his
InrRC, cluiriHj boots wcro Htill covered
with tho diiflt nf country roads n Eight
bo kconly npprccintcd by tho courteous
bunko fltecrcr.
Bho had rosy checks nnd wns plump of
figutc. Ilnd Bho worn other thnn n red
dress nnd not nn old fashioned bonnet
with green ribbons, Bho might htivo been
termed renl pretty.
They stood in front of tho AstorlloiiBO
looking about them in n dnzed sort of
wny. Evidently their desiro wnn to cross
tho street, but tho long lino of trucks
nnd wngons, tho cnblo enra with their
incessnut clanging nnd tho noisto gen
erally caused them to hesitate.
Presently Mio clutched him by tho nrm
und nnxlously, oven nervously, looked
into his face.
"Mercy, John, lct'fl go back ter hum.
This noiso is too much."
"Ycr right," replied John. "Can't
stand it myself."
Bho clutched his nrm, and with hur
ried steps they proceeded down Barcln
street.
A party of gentlemen on tho stops of
tho Astor IIouro had been watching tho
couplo and overheard tho remarks passed
between them.
"Thnt shows you what effect environ
ment has upon people," said ono philo
sophically. " "Thoy were brought up In
tho country, whero probably no mur
mnr of tho business nnd commercial
world over found its wny. To them tho
lazy wind sighing nmong tho branches
of tho trees, tho singing of tho birds nnd
tho running waters of tho brook form an
important part of their daily lifo. Thoy
would bo unhappy, oven in tho grandest
palaco, without this simplo yet beauti
ful music of nature.
"Yet how different it is with me, add
undoubtedly with you nil! I tiro of tho
country in n few days. To mo tho scene
before us now is us inspiring nnd beauti
ful ns any I over saw elsewhere. Tho
rumbling of tho vehicles over tho pave
ment, tho clanging of tho bells, tho hiss
ing of steam, tho hurrying feet nnd tho
unceasing noiso of bustle und business
nil combine to muko one grand sympho
ny thnt my cars never tiro of hearing. I
can work nnd think tho better for it,
but wero I banished to somo rustic Fceno
work would ceuso, inspiration would
leave me, nnd I would even bo unhappy,
longing for tho busy environments of a
city liko Now York.
"As it is with individuals, so it is with
nations, with kingdoms, empires nud re
publics. Their characters, their traits
and their nationalities can all be traced
to their surroundings, nndlbeliovothero
is nothing in what wo call human na
ture that is not n result of environment.
Chango tho universe, tho customs nnd
manner of living, and, mark my word,
you chango human nature."
Tho philosophical gentleman looked
proudly nt his listeners, nnd with tho
bow of nn orator retiring from tho plat
form ho hauntercd into tho lobby of tho
Astor House. New York Herald.
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Jos. G. j4lcon?k
-1'llOl'llIBTOtt 01? TI1K-
Holland House Livery Stable,
. Has tin lett rigs in the city and tho most reasonable prides.
Your orders solicited and lair treatment Biiaiantced.
North of the Holland Home.
liarn
D. B. Spanogle,
Real Estate
and Loan Agent
Red Cloud.
New Real Estate Flrsm,
SPQ0HEBPAT.COLUR1
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PHEVINTS CHATIHQ,
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Adjusts Itoolf to any
Horoo'B nook,
Has two Bows of
Stitching;
Will hold Harries
in nlnco b otter than
any ohoi-Collar.
J. H. DAVIS & SON,
Real Estate,
Loan nudlusurnnco Agents.
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Office with D. P. Trankey, Moon Blook
Wo have located iu lied
Cloud and will be pleafed to
have people who dosiro to sell
their farniH to call and list
their landH with ub aa we
havo eastern buyors.
Call and see us.
J. II. DAVIS St SON.
A Cinmlno Fhllnulliroplst.
Ono of New York's philanthropic mer
chants spends thousands of dollars each
year in nidiug tho poor, but uono of his
beneficiaries over gets u cent iu cash.
His hlen is that nionoy giving demoral
izes tho recipient. Ho will buy groceries
and pay rent for u distressed family nud
sccuro employment for tho wngo earn
ers. Onco they tiro at work ho tells
them that ho considers it moral obli
gation for them to refund, nt nny con
venient Benson, tho sum ho haflcxpeudod.
If thoy do, ho regards tho caso ns n tri
umph of self respect. If they don't, ho
iinds somo excuse for them in his own
mind nnd keeps right on at his self ap
pointed task. Last winter ho hired n hall
in tho Hebrew district down town, en
gaged a competent teaclior and provided
a number of Jewish girls with free in
structions. No proselyting wns nt tempt
ed. Iudecd not n word was said about
religion. Tho girls becamo greatly in
terested, nnd their brothers begged for
and obtained adnilttnnco. Similar classes
aro to bo established this winter. The
merchant allows hiniuolf an income of f 3,
000 per year. All tho rest of tho money
ho makes is devoted to tho uid of others.
Now York Sun.
The Bftfety of tho Mirny llouclit by the
Death of tho l'cw.
All crafts depend upon kuowlcdgo nud
acquired skill knowledge of tho nut-.
terial to bo handled, acquired skill in tho
handling of tho material. Pioneers of
mountaineering had ilrct to learn what
mountains actually aro liko, tho dctuih '
of their structure, nnd tho forces in nc-1
tion upon them. Rock structure, which
has ono meaning for n geologist, has
others for a mountaineer. Ono kind of
mountain masonry forms ridges nud
gullies, nnothcr forms ledges and preci
pices. Ono tcxturo nnd dip makesstair
cascs that can bo rushed, another makc3
slabs that can scarcely bo adhered to.
Ono kind of fiubetanco is firm nud trust
worthy, nnothcr is friable and treacher
ous to hand nnd foot. If thero was so
much to bo learned nbout rocks, snow
and ico wero nt first fur moro unknown.
The anatomy of glaciers had to bo dis
covered, tho secrets of crevasso forma
tion to bo learned. Thero wcro tho
varied phenomena implied iu tho phrase,
"stato of tho snow," to bo understood.
Both foot and eyo had to bo trained to
rccognizo by feel nnd glanco what tho
"stato of tho snow" at nny timo might
bo. Avalanches had to bo investigated
avalanches of snow, ico and rock when
thoy might bo expected to fall, whoro
they wero to le looked for, how far they
would go. Climbers had to learn to
distinguish afar off between snow and
Ico slopes. Moreover, tho tools of moun
taineering had to bo invented. Many
wero tried nnd discarded; a fow wcro re
tained nnd improved. Tho form of tho
ax was slowly evolved and its uses
learned. Tho wny to employ tho rope
was a yet moro difficult discovery. Even
now tho proper form for climbing irons
is only being arrived at.
Accidents, usually fatal, wero tho
lessons whorefrom these facts wero de
rived. Tho great Mattcrhorn nccident
finally demonstrated how the ropo
should bo used and proved that largo
parties wcro a sourcoof danger. Tho
Lyskainm accident showed tho peril of
cornices. Unroped climbers met their
death on many mountains. From al
most every uccident something was
learned. Tho Biifety of tho many has
been bought by tho death of tho few.
Wo enn now plunge into tho world of
snow without nnduo jieril. "Wo know
its dangers and can guard against them;
wo know also when wo uro safo and
whero wo can freely go. Our forerun
ners went aloft as neolithic navigators
put to sea badly equipped and into a
misunderstood region. Wonro now on
tho footing of the modem snilor. Snow,
as bucIi, hns no moro terrors for us than
sea for them. Ill luck may overtake
ns, und wo may fall, an thoy may bo
drowned, but with good equipment and
experienco tho climber and seafarer nro
about ns wife ns tho townsman at home.
Fortnightly Review.
lluw to J.ciirn Mimic.
Do not fail to tako advantago of the
library. Begin n course of good road
ing. Music is notorious for narrowing
one's mind, uo rcsolvo to counterbalance
your practico with library work as well.
As to your practice, I would givo you
this maxim, "Tho essential thing iu
practico is to seo exactly what is to bo
dono in all its details, and then do it
again and again with tho greatest clear
ness, precision and energy."
When you tako up u now piece, notice
tho key, tho harmonies, chords, ncales,
fingering and general effects. Ono of
tho first necessaries is "concentration."
Develop hclf criticism. "Tho thing you
cannot do is tho very thing yon should
mako yourself do."
In practico begin whero you left off
tho day before. Connect your day's
work. Apply nil your knowledge. Dq
not try to do moro than ono thing nt a
time. Spend a good dcnl of timo every
day thinking about what you nro doing
and what you will do. Edward D. Halo.
WRIGHT ! WRIGHT! WRIGHT !
Wright is the Man.
He has the
largest line of
Cloud.
Stoves
1:1
Red
Yon can not ad'orcl to mix M'clitg I1I1 nlm Si ltcTorc IiayntK
as you will Ion) money.
W. W. Vn.rht, the H.irdware Man.
SMITH & CO..
-PnoriiiEToiis or
Orders promptly filled. 2our patronage aollcitod
mmrw mmAw
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PLAIT & FREES CO.
Chicago Lumber Yard
UKD CLOUD, NEU.
Lumber, Lime, Coal and Cement.
rtnv JJforo or
Celebrated
Those
SF001TER COLLARS '
Also n larfje lino of liiirncM, Av.
nlt ami nee mo If you lviuit
lidrgMlni.
J, Ii. JMIiMGH,
Tho Tctct-HH llurncuMnn.
lmtlel MortKHKO Sale
Notlro Is lirreby Klvm tlml on tho 4tli iluy or
Novellllior. IH'I.I. lit "ri'clock n. in. In thn imirnl
tliolitillillii Kiinwii nstliorlnk In tlu cltvot
JlciH'i'iiiil, NrlirsK:t,v(i will sell Hip fotloulnu
ilMcrltioU inoiiiiiiy IiiavH Ono )c.iioni
(our Hole sue ur niuiiix-r istr. ami otic cluht
limsn iarir imuuititctiired liv tlio Koyilnnu
ManutrtctiirliiK' C.. tiinler 11, rlmttcl iiiiiiIlmko
cxeciiicl by W, II. Hull totltu Jiuiptoim Mmi.
:iiirin'! t;n mi mo Tin hhv ut Knvcininr,
'White Willi n VctiBoancc.
Hero is n Btnlo of things which probably
not tho wealth of tho Astora could buy
in America. Lord nud Lruly Alington
liavo n placo iu Dorset known as tho
Whlto farm. Everything is accordingly
white. All tho farm buildings, tho
house itself, nud oven all tho animals on
tho placo nro whito. Rabbits, cnta,
guinea pigs, hens, horses, cows, donkoys
and till tho creatures uro spotless.
Put this is not tho most remarkable
feature Tlio f reo and independent Brit
ish men and maids who till tho soil nnd
chum the butter nro compelled to uttiro
themselves in wlillo Binockannd whito
frocks to bear out tho general impression
of whiteness. Now York Kocoruer,
uiHctumi'! ;.. mi tno Tin iiiiv
IM.'. Hint IlleJ In tlio olllru of (ho
nt NtfVt'T enmity, AcumiKn.
tluu ami iui;ililo (in iwlil I'lmlU'l nuiriL'tiKO
sum nl tbtt'o luimlioil sixty eututt Uollais
iiii'-en cuiiKivwi.ri i
IlKtf
coimtv I'lrrk
Tlit'io fa now
tlm
und
KIOKK IAKU7A(nilIIlKn Co.
Or JA9. McNB.t V Hi aUurncy,
Appropriate.
Ono day whilo his apparatus for deep
soa Houudiugs, by means of steel plano
forto wire, wan being constructed, Lord
Kelvin entered Mr. White's shop in Glas
gow nlong with tho great Dr. Joule, celo
bratcd for his delciinination of tho me
chanical equivalent of hent. Joule's
attention was called to a bundlo of tho
plnnoforto wire lying in tho nhop, nnd
Thomson explained that ho intouded it
for "Boundiug puritofea," "What note'e''
innocently Inquired Joulo unt) was
promptly answered, "Tho deep 0," Ar
gonaut. An Kxplnnntlon.
Tcachcr'Tor mon must work, nnd
women must weep." What Is tho mean
iug of that lino, Tommy Flgg?
Tommy It menus that men lias to
work to cot money, and then tho women
has to cry bpforo tho men will dtvido your uaud.
with em, Induiiuipolis Journal. J Dealer.
Tlio IJiirebono Funilly.
Tho celebrated unmo of Praise-God
Barcbono was borno by a member of tho
Cromwell parliunicnt called together
after tho dissolution of tho Long parlia
ment in 105:1. Tho royalists called tho
assembly "Bnrobono's parliament." At
tho timo when General Monk was in
Loudon Barcbonc headed tho mob who
prebented a petition to parliament
against tho recall of Charles II. Of tho
Barcbono family thero wero threo broth
ers, each of whom had n nentonco for a
namo TraUo-God Barebone, Chribt-camo-into
-thc-world-to-wivo Barobone
and If-ChriHt-had-not-dicd-thou-hadut-becn-damncd
Barcboue. Now York
Evening Bun.
Hlnglo nnd Slurried.
A nativo of Ireland lundiig at Green
ock wanted to tako tho train to Glas
gow. Novcr having lieeu iu nrnilwiiy
station beforo, ho did not know how to
get his ticket. Beeing a lady, however,
going in, Pat thought ho would follow
hor, and ho would soon know how to
get aboard. Tho lady, going to the
tlckot box und putting down her money,
said, "Maryhlll, single." Her tiokot
wns duly handed to her, nnd sho walked
plf. Pat, thinking it all right, planked
down his money and shouted, "Patrick
Murphy, narried."-Tit-Blt8,
Hallway Hrariacbci.
' Thoso who suffer from headache and
fcol tho fatiguo of ft railway journey dis
agreeably should tako with thorn two
leather or silk covered cushlous ono for
the small of tho back, another to rest tho
neck nnd head. An eminent doctor onco
stated that this was a capital nntidoto to
tho evils arising from tho jolting of tho
train, linblo to'canso slight congest ion of
tlio head in very long journoys. Ho f ttr
lliermoro nd vised no reading in tho train
to thoso subjected to headaches. Now
York Times. , .
Tlio NuoiT W'a Mutual.
Blccpy Citizen What do you wont in
my house?
Pttrglnr (presenting gun) I want
money.
Bleepy Citizeu Good Lord Givo us
bo uo j. tijoyejanu rjajn
Doctor Henderson
102 & 104 W. 9th St., KAHSAS CITY, MO.
Tin Old RttiixbU Drtor. ARtntUrGriiluattibUdicint, Olditt in
AgtandLtmgtttLocattd,
OVER 37 YEARS OF SPECIAL PRACTICE.
Authorized by tho Stato to treat CHftOfllO, NERVOUS and SPECIAL
DI3EASES. Cures cunrantccd or lnoucy refunded. All medicines
furnished ready for use. JJo mercury or injurious medicines used.
No detention from work. Iatlcnt3 ntadbtnuco treated by mall
nnd express. Medicines ncnt everywhere, f reo Xrom Kaie or break
ni?o. Charged low. Oyer 30,000 cases cured. Agound csperUnccnro
important. Kcad llttlo book, thua stato your enso. Send foroplnton
and terms. Consultation trco and confldcntial,per3onally or by letter
Seminal Weakness & Sexual Debility,
ISttrmaterrhttaand wAiy)cau3ClbTyoutlifulfoUloHtiml excesses, nroduclntr nervous-
ticas, losses, plmplci nnd blotches on tho face, rushes ot blood to tho head, pains in tho back,
contuscdlilcas and forqetf ulness, bashf ulnesi, aversion to society, loss otsoxual power, loss
ot manhood, Ac, cured for llfo. I can stop nil eight losses, rcntoro lost ncxual power, ro
storoncrvoundbralnpowcr.cnInrRonndstrcnfftbi'nwcnkpartsnndmalioyouflttorxnarriago, SvnhiH thattcrrlblodlscaso.lnoll ZfrirTlirf Permanently cured with
JJ'H111I,a its forms nnd stapes cured Uiun out caustic, cutting, bou-
Ulcers, Swclllnps, Sores, Gonorrhea and
Gleet, nnd nil forma ot Private Diseases
positively cured or money rcfunaea.
Knnlr fr both sexes, 80 pages, 27 plc
1JUUIV turcs, tmo to life, with full des
cription of nbovo diseases, iha effects nnd
curo.Bcnlcdlnplalnwrapperforto In stamps.
Bead this llttlo book nnd answer questions.
!
clcs or sound. No pain, no exposure,
t lent can uso tho treatment nthoine.
Phpltrmti:tn VhoOrcatTnrhlsh
IlICUIIIdLlblll KhcumfttloCnrc.
ASURUCURE. Tho grcntCEt discovery in
tho onnala of mcdlclno. Ono doso gives re
lief ;n fow dosoarcmovo fover und pain In
juiuin ui-uruiiiuiuwuays. oenu Hiaic
01 caso, wuu stump lor circular.
Free Museum of Anatomy M3ennd?curies0
llfo-llko modelsnnd wax flcurcsdecnl v imnresn tho mind : n school of Instruc
tion c. sermon without words. N.B.I haiefCQOdcposlttdln tht tank, which I
uiujorjtujor aoov aitcaiu mat 1 cannot cur.
A. H. Gray, the Insurance Man, Red Cloud,
la now prepared to iusure you in tliat well-known company,
The Home of New York.
Wnlt Tor Iiim; lie will call on you in n few days. You can mvo
money und cut more sutlnttu'tory insurance limit from nny
other man. Ho litis exclusive control or Tour counties.
Sewing - Machines
AND-
ORGANS.
8. J57. COZA1P
Has a fine line of Sewing Ma
chines anil Organs from 25
upwards.
AIno Keeps nil kinds or IHucliino
tjupplles. Does repairing
promptly. Cull und see me.
Pant Loarjs
At
Less
A Sitilpsoij,
Blue tfill Neb,
Closing; out Sale
I desire to close out the entire
stock of
Dry Coods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes,
Formerly owned hy
Spokeslield
during the
S. F.
next
30 Days,
You enn buy everything wo huvs
0I1EA1', anil snm tiling" t your
own jirict Monay buys, and wo
111 11 si havo (he Cuslt bufcr th
goods leave the storo.
Cull nt SpoliCKlleld'.i
nud see what .we
you.
Old Stand
etui do lor
Also all- ledger accounts due
S. F. Spokeslield can he set
tied with us if paid this
month.
A. O. BERG,
GRANT USHEfy
Agents for
C. M. Wetherald,
Mortgagee.
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