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Cstorl i Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infuuts
and Children. It contain! neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance It is n harmless substituto
for Parogoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Costoria destroys Worms and allays
feyerlshness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castorla assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
torla is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
'Ourtorla li an excellent medicine for dill
irtn. Mother liars repeatedly told mo of Its
' good effect upon tliclr children."
l)n. Q, C. Owioon,
Lowell, Mass.
S "O ctorla lithe best remedy for children of
, whlet mcu i ftm acquainted. 1 hope tho day Is not
farL - ji.i.... .. i..i..inilif.r trill pnntMnrthft ivat
; fcttet interest of their children, ntnl usoCantorU In
"? akad of the various quack mwtnimswhienaro
4estroylng their loved ones, by forcing outmn,
iwf morphine, noolhlng syrtip ana otner nuriiui
Mb .,. ,lnwti thi'lr throats, thereby cecdluiT
"J Satin to premature graTPs."
fa Du. J. V. Kwcncioic,
Punuiitr. Arlf.
"
; Tho ConUnr Company, 77 Murray
G. V. MATKIN,
Dealer hi Secoild-I-faiid Goods
First door north of Moon Block,
f SIf you want bargains you should not fail to
call and see me. for I have them .
I Fort Abstract Co., lied Cloud,
I L. II. FOUT, Manager.
wAbatoaets
Furnished to all Lands in Webster County, Accurately and
I ON SHORT NOriOK
i Huvlnn JibiI ton vcarnoxiierloMco In county reconU ami ono of tlu most cnumlt-tu set of At
1 struct hooks In tli state. t- wur.uitee
! All oruo-s iiiicii innniiy
fir
Jos. G. Hlcon?k
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'Bolland House
Has the best rigs in tho city
l
ulYonr ortlcru miIU'IIciI iiihI fair
North of llic
A- D. B. Spariogic,
MIeal Estate
AND L.OAN AGHNT
Red Cloud.
POORER PIT. C01UR1
PHEVZNTS CHATIK9,
Adjusts Itself to any
Horse's nook,
Has two Rows of
Stitching,
Will hold Hames
n plaon bettor than
any a'.hor Collar.
Few itloro or TIionv
Celebrated
jm, WWWilAV WWilJJ.W
h.'Mlso a large line of liarnch, tVc
' 'rfCall and ice me If you want
JDarfain.
9 w a. nirii f fit
The Veteran llurncu Ulan
If tip
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Castoria.
" Castorla Is so well mlnpted to child ren the
I recommend It as superior to any prcacrlptk'
known to tuo." .... ..
It. A. Ancnr.n.M. D.,
HI Si. Oxford St , Iirooklyn, K. Y.
" Our physicians In tho chlldren'H depart
ment havo njioken hlRhly of their experi
ence In their outsldo practlco with Castorla,
and although wo only havo nmou.; our
medical supplies what la known as retfulir
products, yet wo are froo to coufess that the
merits of Castorla lias won us to look with
fuvur upon it."
Umtcu Ilosrmt. and DisrKNSAnr,
Uoston, Moss.
Alliex C. Burnt, l'rci.,
Streot, Now York City.
o UMHle
Mtlifuctlon. m.r unrs solicited
to.ouo itoll.ir bond tiled
t till ttiiro i'il. AiMieMnrcilloii , , , .. ,
L. II. FOUT Manaokh, lied Cloud, Neb.
Livery Stable,
and tho most reasonable prides.
treatment ziiiirantcctl. Unrii
llallaiid Home.
New Heal En tutu F.'rui,
J. H. DAVIS tfe SON,
Real Estate,
Loan and Insuranco Agents.
Red Cloud, Nebraska
Oniuu with D. F. Tnmkey, Jloon Blocl-
Wo have located in Rfl)
Cloud nnd will be plea fed tc
luivo people who desire to eel)
their farms to call and list
their lands
have eastern
Call and seo
with us as wt
buyeis.
us.
J. II. IAVI tV SO.
CAVEAT.
TRADE uimifll.
DHSICN PATEMTS.
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Mtitt Jatciit tiiU'll outhy u la lritiulit bof.ifo
tbo tmCilio b u uotlco k'lvou froo or cLurto lu tu
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tersest clrctilMInn of any
world. . li)iiJUlly llluatr
riiciciitinpt-apprlnlht
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A' 11-7 BBBBBBB
THE KINQ OF BEASTS.
He
li Merely n Hie Cat, After All, and m
Connrd nt Heart.
if wo quit heraldry for fact nnd goby
tho testimony of travelers nntl hunters,
it is very doubtful whether tho lion do
Ecrvea lih inrtgiiiflcrut rctmlittion. It is
his appearance, no doubt, which lias
gained for him tho appellation of "hlrifc
of beaita," with all llio regal honor per
taining to it. Ceitultily Iio looks "every
inch u 1:ing." Nothing can bu finer. Tho
fancy ltelf could concelvo nothing moro
fittingly reptebentativo of majesty than
tho full grown initio Hon, gazing with
great yellow eyes, which stem to know
no fear, and tho amplo honors of his
ehaggy mano wrapped round his mnsslvo
front nnd forearms. Iio looks llko tho
embodiment by uaturo of lordliness and
magnanimity, and ho has been adopted
as eucli in all litcraturo nnd pootry from
Homer nnd Kschylns down to tho "lion
comlquo" of our music halls. Yet ho is
only a cat n great cat after all, and
those who know him in his native wilds
givo a very different character of "fells
leo" from popular conceptions.
Wo do not wish to calumnlato a crea
tine bo Intimately connected with Brit
ish story and so dignified in bearing and
behavior, for nobody can deny that tho
lion is a great gentleman in his manners.
Nevertheless, African Hportsmcn rclato
that ho can show himself as cowardly as
ho is cruel; that ho will abandon his
consort and cubs in a moment of ex
treme danger, and that ho scarcely over
charges straight homo upon anybody
who, armed or unarmed, has tho pres
enco of mind to await his onset. Ho is
described as very nervous and very cun
ning, and dreading boyond everything
tho superior prowess of tho whito man.
Tho early Dutch settlers at tho capo
speak of lions prowling round tho fort
at night "in bitch numbers as though
they would tako it by storm." Now ono
must go very far Into tho African
"veldt" to seo a lion, and a strango fact
is that ho has learned tho craft of silence
and is seldom or never heard to lift up
his mighty voice except in tho far wilder
ness, where tho hunters havo not como
except singly. Thus it Is written in ati
African guidebook: "Though his foot
prints may frequently bo seen near tho
mountains of Lokarou and Uoatlanama,
and he will sometimes venturo to carry
away an ox from a wagon span there
abouts, ho rarely or never mokes his
presence known by his roar, having
learned apparently that It will only havo
tho effect of frightening oil tho few timid
antelopes upon which all hopes of re
plenishing his larder depend, or, worse
still, of betraying his position to his in
veterate enemy and persecutor, wan."
Londou Telegraph,
It Was All Lore.
A writer for tho Boston Transcript
was tho witness tho other day of n very
pretty sceno on a street car. There was
nu old negro woman a very black old
woman whoso face, besides being black,
was pockmarked. No doubt a superfi
cial observer would have called her re
pulsive, but there was a sweet nnd kind
ly look in her eyes and a benevolent ex
pression about her black features which,
as you looked at her, gavo you n gllmpso
of something beautiful.
At her side, with his sweet child face
toward tho window, knelt a little whito
boy a handsomely dressed littlo chap
with blond curls nnd blue eyes. Ho
asked tho old black woman questions
now and then, which sho answered with
a deep, grave, kind voice, and sho called
tho littlo fellow "honey."
Presently this littlo Caucasian leaned
over tenderly toward tho old woman,
put his arm lovingly around her neck
and laid his pink and whito cheek against
her black face. That obliterated every
bit of repuMveness tho woman might
havo had with every person of sentiment
in that car. To this little boy tho old
black faco was entirely beautiful, be
cause it was all love. The beauty that
ho saw was a good deal moro thau skin
deep.
Tho ltlng IMiriiiimt.
Tliis bird was imported from China by
O. N. Denny sonio eight years ago. Six
pair wet o let loose on Petterson butte,
about four miles from Sodaville, Or.,
and tho climatieal conditions and coun
try being favorablo nnd being protected
by a strict law for feix years thoy havo
multiplied rapidly and now nro ono of
our mobt common gamo birds. In fact,
they multiplied ho rapidly that long be
fore tho six years' protection had ceased
tho farmers complained bitterly that tho
birds wero a serious damago to their
grain and gardens, nnd many birds
wero killed, but in this I think thoy wero
mistaken, for in my examination of many
stomachs nt all seasons of tho year 1
found but very littlo grain ns tholr food,
but many wild seeds, bugs, grasshop
pers, etc.
I think that tho farmers havo realized
this also to somo extent, ns nearly nil
havo now posted trespass notices for their
protection, Science.
It Went Uniuiulilioil.
This story is told of tho lato Dr. Hol
land, better known as "Timothy Tit
comb." During tho servico of ono of tho
largo churches in Springfield, Mass., a
liea vy elect rio storm camo up, and ono of
tho gentlemen of the choir pet out to
becuro an omnibus to tako tho ladles
home. Among tho fair singers was a
certain Miss Etta S , and as Dr. Hol
land was gallantly holpiug her into tho
vehlclo a terrific clap of thunder startled
them, upon which ho remarked, " 'Ett'
In terror packs homo in a bus" (Et In
terra pax hominibus). To close this
htrango tale, it may bo well to add thnt
tho doctor wai not immediately struck
by lightning, but died years afterward
peacefully in his bed. San Francisco
Argonaut.
To Kilt a Lolittur.
When n live lobster is required for
boiling or other purposes, hero is a sim
ple and comparatively painless mode of
killing it: Hun ft long, narrow bladed
kulfo into tho tail at the third joint from
tho end, having tho blade Blant down
ward. This will cut tho spinal cord,
ut tho spinal cord,
dy follow,
gnu death will quickly follow.
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THERE WAS GOOD FISHING.
Llkctvlie Goo J f.iirk on n l'lionutnenally
Good luiaBlnutlon.
Tho Rccno of tho following incident
was nbout 40 miles from Qlovcrsville,
N. Y., on n beautiful littlo lako just
across tho tableland at l'lseco lake, in
Hamilton county. Tho day wn all that
n fisherman could dosiro, and every con
dition was right for good fishing. A
paity of threo wero in tho boat namely,
L. C, Everest, hh friend, Professor
Spencer from Brooklyn, and tho writer,
Thoy had taken nearly 00 pickerel in
less than half a day, and the sizo was
good, weighing from 2 to 0 pounds.
The last turn around tho "lucky point"
was being inado beforo wo started for
homo. Everest, who was trolling one of
tho lines, said: "I'vo got nnother. He'i
a big ono from tho way ho pulls." Ever
est lot him play at ono time nearly 200
fcot of lino beforo tho fish could be
turned. When ho had been brought
into sight, ho was not so largo as some
wo had already in tho boat, but there
was an unusual motion nil about him.
Soon tho lino was drawn so tightly it
was necessary to let him play again,
When brought back, it wnB discovered
that n largo pickerel had attempted to
swallow tho ono on tho hook, which was
now quite exhausted.
Tho big fellow still followed, shark
like, for tho dead body of his victim,
which, howovor, wo wero not disposed
to givo up. Just as Everest was about
to swing tho fish on his hook into tho
boat tho professor took up his oar, hop
ing to striko and thus capturo tho largo
one. Tho movement of tho oar attract
ed tho attention of tho fish, and in a
twiuklo ho made n pass at it. Tho blado
was about 7 inches wide, but his jaws
grated across tho upper nnd lower edges,
sawing n groovo on either sido with his
sharp teeth. Tho professor, by carrying
his oar forwnrd with tho movement of
tho fish, at tho samo tlmo raising it from
tho water, landed tho luigo follow into
tho boat.
Ho weighed 10 pounds. Tho fish on
tho hook only weighed throo pounds, but
showed signs of battle, being bitten in
several placos. Upon opening him we
found, ns is often tho enso, a fish of
smaller sizo in his stomach. This ono
showed signs of life and was opened.
Wo then discovered a pretty littlo gold
chatelaine watch and wero surprised
that tho timo ngreodwlth our watches
and thnt it was running.
Moro than pleased with our fishing ex
pedition, wo returned to tho Adirondack
hotel and informed Landlord Georgo A.
McCoy of our good luck, nt tho same
timo showing tho watch. In less than
two minutes all tho guests about the
houso wero in tho ofHce, and nmong the
number was a pretty young lady from
Albany, who said that tho watch was u
token of friendship which sho had prized
very highly. When on the lako in the
early part of tho day, it had fallen into
tho water, and, sho supposed, was lost.
It is needless to say sho wns overjoyed at
its recovery. Albany Journal.
no Swam Slug Ileforo They IJIeT
Tho story that tells of swans singing
beforo deatli is very old, nnd of courso is
founded upon fancy. Tho idea has been
brought down from ancient myths. The
voico of tho swan Is extremely harsh
and disagreeable, without a single mu
sical note in it, and no good reason can
bo found for likening some of tho world's
sweetest poets to this unmelodious voiced
fowl.
Tho only approach to a verification
wo havo ever seen is tho following,
clipped some years ago from a Virginia
newspaper:
"A sporting friend, rocently returned
from a foray upon tho Potomao river,
below Mount Vernon, was tho guest of a
venernblo and highly intelligent lady,
who has always lived on tho Potomac.
Speaking of tho swan, sho gavo it as her
decided opinion that this bird was in the
habit of singing or making n plaintive
nolso when dying. The reason sho gave
for entertaining this belief was that on
very many occasions in tho Inst CO years
sho had been awakened at night by n
sweet and exceedingly sad noise, some
thing liko tho tones of n flageolet coming
over tho water, and that on every sub
sequent morning a dead swan was found
to bo lloating on tho water or to have
been washed ashore." Pittsburg Dis
patch. The Hang Called In.
One of tho most noticeablo changes in
fashion this season is that which affects
tho dressing of tho hair. Tho "fringo"
has been gradually giving placo to softly
waved bandeaux, nnd tho bandeaux nro
creeping gradually lower down until the
return seems Imminent to tho puffed and
waved bandeaux to bo seen in the por
traits of Jennio Llnd taken along in tho
fifties. To young nnd delicato faces the
stylo has an agreeable piquancy and
quaintness, but to women past their first
youth or with strong, coarse features tho
bang has a softcnlug effect much to bo
desired.
Anothor stylo now gaining favor and
ono becoming to round faces with low
foreheads is that of turning tho hair
back from tho forehead loosely in a twist
thnt is lost in tho light coils and puffs ar
ranged in tho middlo of tho forehead.
In this stylo of coitluro tho front hair is
parted off on either sido and twisted in
tho old fashioned way into two rolls.
Now York Sun.
TUe Deluge.
In answer to a correspondent a nows
paper says: "Tho delugo mentioned in
tho Bihlo was threatened in tho year
1750 B. C, and began on Dec. 7, KloO B.
C. aiid continued 877 days. Tho ark
rested on Mount Ararat on May 0, 1053,
but Noah did not leave it until Dec. 18
following." Any reader who imagines
that it would bo an easy task to figuro,
these details from ft Biblical account; can
find a basis for his calculations In tho
seventh and eighth chapters of Genesis.
May Acquire, Them.
"Brilliant and impulsive people," de
clares a lecturer on phyulognomy, "havo
black eyes, or if thoy don't havo them
they're apt to get them if ttoy'ro too Us
pulllTeV'-Lcndou Ttt-Wfc.
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K4iM,mmK ildrUiA-Wg-'l
WRIGHT! WRIGHT! WRIGHT!
Wriffht is
He has the
largest line of Stoves
Cloud.
Yon t'lin nnl iill'ord lointa Hcciitfi III Mock be To re luiying
im you will loiu money.
W. W, Wright, the Hardware Man.
SMITH & CO.,
I'BorniETons op
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jB' kT3 m i if ansa
Orders promptly filled. "2
PLATT & FREES CO.
Chicago Lumber Yard
ItED CLOUD, NEB.
Lumber, Lime, Coal and Cement.
Doctor Henderson
tiftrtMttierrAir ana imftttiuyi causcabTTOumrui follies ana excesses. nroauclntr nervous
ncsH.losHCi, pimples nnd blotcheson tho faco, rushes of blood to tho hcacf, ptilns In the back,
confuscdlilcas and forRetfulncss, bashf ulncss, aversion to society, lossof sexual power, Ions
ut uiuuuuuu, cku.,curL'uiuriuc, ican niopuu nifm losses, rcsioru lost ecxuai power, re
Moro ncrvo nnd bral n powcr.cnlarco nnd strengthen weak parts nnd maltoyou nt f or ronrrlni-o,
Cvnii Hie that tcrrlblo dlseaso, in all
-vF1I11,,3 Us forms nnd stages cured
for llfo. Blood Poisoning, Skin IMsoasca,
Ulcers. Swelllnrs. Sores. Gonorrhoea and
Gleet, and all forms ot Prlvato Diseases
positively cured cr money refunded.
Rnnlf for both sexes, 80 paces, 27 r!c
UUUI turcs, truo to llfo, with full dca
crlptlon of nbovo diseases, tho elects nnd
cure.scalcd In plain wrnppcrforCo In stamps.
ItoadthiflllUlo book and answer questions.
Free Museum of Anatomy "KfertWeSS
llfe-llko models nnd wazfleurcadcenlvlmtiress tho mini!: a school of instruc
tion -a sermon without words. N. B.l haiufSOOdipotltislln (A bank, which I
wiiiorjtiijor aooci aiiituw xaai i cannot curt.
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A. H. Gray, the Insurance Man, Red Cloud,
Is now prepared to insure you in that well-known company,
The Home of New York.
Wnlt for 111 in; lie will vail on you in a Tow tlaytt. You fan Havo
money and ct moro Hnturarlory limirunvo than from nny
oilier man. lie Iiiih excluntvo control of four eountlcn.
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Sewing - Machines
AND-
ORGANS.
S. E. COZAD
Has n fine line of Sewing Ma
chines nnd Organs from $25
upwards.
Also kccpi nil klmlH or IHnvliino
Supplies. Dock repairing
promptly. Call ami see me.
Partri Loarjs
At
Less
Th;ai
7 .:
Pgr cent.
A Simps 11,
Blue Hill Neb.
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our patronngo solicited
102 ft 104 W. 9th St., KANSAS CITY, M0.
Thl Old KttiaiU Doctor, ARtptlarCraJtmliin Miditint. Oldut in
AgtandLencntlacattJ.
OVER 37 YEARS OP SPECIAL PRACTICE.
Authorized by tho Stato to treat CHRONIC. NERVOUS and SPECIAL
DISEASES. Cures Ruarantrrd or money refunded. All tncdlclnei
furnished ready for uhp. Komcrcuryorlnjurtousincdlclnca used.
No detention from worlc. I'atlcnt.i ut a dlstunco treated by mall
nnd express. Medicines Rent everyw here, free- from cazo or break
age Charges low. Over 80,000 cases cured. ARonnd cxpcrUmccsro
lmnortant. ltcnd llttla book, then Rlntnvniircaqn. Krnil fnrnnlnlnn
and terms. Consultation free and conildcntiapcrsonally or by letter
Seminal Weakness & Sexual Debility,
T 11 r-T flit-, piiuiuiivubij i:uiiu viiu
out caustic, cutting, both
clcsorsound. No pain, no exposure, l'u
tlcntcan usothn treatment nttiomn.
Rheumatism "r.M'el811
A SUItE CUKE. Tho irrcntest discovery in
tho annals of mcdlclno. Onodoso gives ro-
iici;aiowQoscsrcmovo iocr ana pain in
joints a euro inn ruwuays. acnu Btmf me
of case, with stamp for clrculur,
PENMAN
has
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A nice line or
Jewelry, -r
Diamonds,
Chains,
Rings,
Bracelets;
Scarl pins
CuIR mill eollar IiuMoiin, neck
chains, lut-c plim, Ktlck pliu,
chaniiN, ele.
I'liitod nml sollil sllvertMirH, noueiilr spnoni.
ecu 1 Imiulli'd knives mid forks. imhIiik sets!
caliliiif e.trd cuseH, Imn lion liiaei mid other
iioirltlPft. A llwi llminf hiiliIiuU' nml o
lilntse u llli IliterclmiiKalilti Idiikcs. ste, I. nl( kel
ivor ami cuM franim, rspf.-l.tl nn e.irefut .it
tentlon t'tilil In lit Inn Mm ojn. My linn of and
liatiil wiitclict r quit . Utisv. I will I till llifin ot!
at liHtliim tlirlt itcturil uoiili.
r-irini)iiiirali'li,clooK ntid Jewelry ie.
pun wrk,)iiurt)imiaiiiK ui:d jnur old cold
ancUlluT tt nw.
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