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Acts like a poultice, drawing
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It is the one natural cure for
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difficult, irregular menses, lcu
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easily used at any time. Every
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the case costs nothing extra.
The bov. has a ryooyj
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litB into the grooves,
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Jas. Boss Pilled Watch Cr.cw are
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LC)irUIitcii, 1&03, by V T. Foster.
St. ilo-'Ki'ii, Mo, .Mhr. 2. My
List bulletin gave forocasta of the
storm wave to cross the continent
from March 1 to 5 ami the next
will reach the Pacific coast about t'ie
US th, cross tho western mountain
country by cloc of Mar. 7, the great
central valleys from Sth to lllth and
the eastern states about the lltli.
This disturbance will bo of more
force than usual, but precipitation
i"-l be light except in .i Jew limited
localities. The most important feat
uicoi this -torm will bo the cold wave
immediately following its warm wave,
causing great extremes of temperature
and frosts further south than usual.
.lust here It is pertinent to repeat
that lSD.'i crop season weather will bo
uncommon and ictnarkable, and every
pirt oi the United States may prepare
tor the unusual.
The third storm wave of March
will reach tho Pacific coast about
1 Li tli, cross the western mountain
countty by closo of l.'lth, tho great
central V.iIIcjh 'J-lth to llith, and the
cistern states about tho 17th.
The feature of this distuibance
will be a very considerable increase
of precipitation as compared with the
lir-t part of the month and the tem
perature will avenge low during
the two weeks following this itjriu
wive.
Warm waves will cros-s the western
mountain country about !th and 12th,
rctt central vallovs Sth und 1-ith.
and the eastern Mates 10th and Kith.
Cool waves will cross tlio western
mountain country about Dili and lfith,
great central valleys 11th and 17th,
and the eastern states 13th und
l'.Ui.
The principal storms of March will
ho tlioso to cross tho continent from
7th to 11th and Mth to USth, and the
cold waves following these will be tho
most severe of the month.
The principal, most brilliant and
beautiful aurora will accompany the
cold wave crossing the continent from
2.")th to 27th. A more brilliant aurora
will accompany the cold wavecro.-sing
the continent 7th to Dth, but it will
probably be obscured by the full
moon.
IIAINFALL.
Tho average annual rainfall of the
United States, not including Alaska,
is about 1,400 cubic miles, or if equal
ly distributed over the entire surface,
would make a body of water 30.4
inches in depth.
This water, which must bo lifted
Into tho atmosphere by the forces of
nature before it can come down as
rain, weighs about 0,330 billions of
tons and is tqual to more than double
the amount of water contained in
Lake Ontario, or one and one-eighth
of that in Lake Michigan, and four
years of rainfall would about equal
all the water in tho five great lakes.
Rainfall comes from clouds at an
average elevation of ahout 2,010 feet
and to raiso the moisturo for ono
year's rainfall requires a power equal
to 5.G00 millions of horses working
ten hours a day, lifting 100,000 tons
of water a mile high every second,
Distributing this rainfall by sea
sons it is found that, for all tho terri
tory of tho United States, except
Alaska, tho avcrago for spring is 0.2
inches, for summer 10.3, autumn 8.3,
and winter 8.0.
This fall of water is dicposcd cf by
flowing through tho rivers, by passing
into tho earth, by evaporation, and by
being consumed by plants and ani
mals. The run-off is estimated at 40
to 00 per cent in the interior states
east of tho 05th mctidian and muoh
less west of that. Tho run-off is
largest about the great lakes, dimin
ishing slowly toward tho southeast
aud rapidly toward tho southwest.
As a rulo tho per cent of evapora
tion is greatest where tho run-oil is
least. West of tho llocky mountain
divido tho run-off is small and tho
evaporation large.
For tho whole country tho rainfall
is greatest in Juno and loast in Oc
tober, greatest in tho summer season
and least in the autumn.
Tho northeast has the most evenly
distributed rainfall. At Now York
city 15 2 inches in December and
January, and the greatest avcrago
about 4.5 inches in July and August.
Toward tho south and west tho cli
mato gradually progresses toward
iainy and dry Ecasons, till tho ex
tremes of this fcaturo arc reached on
tho middlo l'acifio coast aud on tho
northwest coast of South America.
Koy West and San Francisco aro
THE ItED CLOUD CHIEF, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY.
tho places of greatest xtremes and
their extremes ate opposite each oth
er. Key We it has an annual nveri-g'
of -10.1 inches with 7 inches in Ft
tcmbci and only l.t! in December '
2 in ilanuarr.
San Francisco takes the opposite l
this and with an average rainfall if
23.(1 inches has about 5 inches in
January and ." inches in December,
while June, July, August and Sep
timber arc almost wholly without
rain.
The heaviest rainfalls recorded in
ono day are at 1'ensacola, Florida,
10 inches; New London, Connecticut,
ll.S inches. Along a lino drawn
through Cape Cod, Mus. , Charleston,
S. C, the southern parts of Georgia
and Alabama, central Mississippi to a
point a litt'e west of Houston, Texas,
7J inches or rain frequently falls in
one dav.
At Oswego, New York, and in
western Ongon, thirty or mora days
of rainfall havo occurred in succes
sion and these points are noted for
small rains throughout the year. In
tho MiHsnuri and Mississippi valleys
the number of consecutive days ol
rainfall sometimes reaches between
ten and tweiit).
At Yuma, Arizona, n period of 107
days without rain occur. AtSicra
meulo, California, 100 days ptss with
out rain; at Sin Francisco 112 days,
Los Angeles 120 days, San'.Diego 130,
Fort Wingato, northwestern New Mex
ico, 124.
Draw a 1 ne from tho gulf through
Houston. Texas, to Bismark, North
Dakota, thence to l'tigct Sound on the
north Pacific coast, and south mid
west of that line, periods of thirty
diis without rain often occur, culmi
nating in the longest of drouth per
iods at Yuma and Sandicgo.
North and east of that lino thirty
'ays without rain, seldom, if ever,
occtiH, except at Key West, where
tliirt) -tiitiu da, Jacksonville thirty
four dajs, und Titusvillo, Fiorina,
about or s little lcs than thirty dajs
have pussed without rain.
While the longest drouths occur
in the southern parts of our nationel
territory the shortest drouths occur
in tho nnrtliiiast, including the lower
laker, Ohio, West Virginia and parts
of adjoining states.
The shortest drouths, never extend
ing beyond fourteen dajs without
roin, occur at Kastpnrt, Maine. Then
eomcB Rochester, N. Y., with a limit
ot fifteen das aud Oswego with eigh
teen days.
This iiifm ination is gleaned from
records of the national weather bu
reau and is valuable for many reasons
and to many classes of people.
"Torino's you would not think ho, but a
very large proportion of diseases in New
York conn h from cnreli-Bsness ntiout catch
ing cold," Bays Dr. Syrus Kdson. "It is
such n simplx thine and mo common that
veoy few ptioplo, unlsss it is n case of
pneumonia, pay nny attention to a cold.
New York is ono of the healthiest placos
on tho Atlantic const nnd yet there aro ft
groat many onses of catarrh and consum
ption which have their origin in this
negleo'. of the simplest precaution of
ovary day life. Thu most sensible advise
in, when you linyo ono got rid of it as
soon as possible. By all means do not
neglect it.'' Dr. 1-Meon dots not tell yon
how to euro u cold but wo will. Take
Cnnmberlain'ti Cough Remedy. It will
relievo tho lungs,aidexpoctorationsopon
the socrotious and soon 1-ITtct a permn
enre. LT nnd CO cent bottles for sale by
Deyo t Qrice.
When rtnby was nick, wo fjnvo tier Castorla.
When bIik was a ClilM, bIio cried for Castorla.
When she Ix-camo SIIsh, hIih clans to Castorta.
When tho had Clilldrvn, tlio gave them Custorla.
Locked That Way.
Undo Bill I'd giro $100 to bo out of
this, George...
Goorgo It strikes mo wo shall both
bo out of it for nothing prosoutly.
The llimillo Ilanner.
Onr wifo is attending tlio woman's
suffrage convention in Atlanta. Broth
roil, pray for us I
A correspoudout writes to ask us
what wo think of yonjan fiuffrago. Our
reply i, Ourwlfo will not bo homo un
til next Week.
Ulllvilln has ono lady candidate for
Jlio legislature. As soon as wo know
whetlur wo beliovo in woman suffrage
or not, wo will voto for her.
Wo cordially Invito tho nuxt suffrage
convention to Hillvillc. us wo hear that
our family has already extended tho In
vitation. Major Jones' stirring editorial ngainst
woman sulTr.tgo is left out for tho pn
ent. Tho major speaks plainly, but it
must bo remembered that ho is a bach
elor. A telegram from our wife states that
woman Mitlrngo is right. This is jtt-t
as wo havo said nil along, and wo nover
imiku n mistake when wo aro sure of
our ground. Atlanta Constitution
Nil (llHIll,
Mrs. Will J. Chalmers, daughter of
tho lato Allan l'iukcrtoii, and herself n
notable tlguro in Chicago, in West Side
society ttt least, has lately added to her
tetiuuo of domestics u well trained Kug
lislt butler, who, being u lato impotta
tion, was unaware of tho existence of
tho navel orange. Tho other day Mrs.
Chalmers ordered a box of this fruit to
ho sent homo. During dinner, u few
intimates being present, tho lady of tho
house, surprised that the manges did
not ltiako their appearance, inquired ot
tho butler what bad becomo of them.
"llif you please, nium,"satd tho but
ler, "1 'ad to send 'em back, llevcry
ono of those oranges 'ad 'oles in 'em."
Argonaut.
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Por
1895;
A Desk Calendar is a necessity i
most convenient Kind of storehouse '
(or memoranda. The Columbia Desk
Calendar is brightest and handsomest i
of nil full of dninty silhouettes
and pen sketches and entertaining J
thoughts on outdoor cxacbe and
spoil. Occasionally reminds )ou of '
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cycles and of your neid ol one. i
You won't object to that, of course.
The Calendar will lie mailed for five j
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Address Calendar Department,
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Mention this pspcr. Hartford, Conn.
1 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1
"The" Watch.
For timekeeping nnd durability nothing
beats the seventeen jeweled
Dkuiikii IIami'dkx Watch.
CALLO.VpENMAN
and examino thorn. Also his lino ot
Jewelry, Diamonds,
Spectticlos, Clocks,
1'Iatcd and inllil sllvfiuure, lonvenlr spnoim
lieml liunillfd knives and forks. cuUhit sets,
(Mlllnm'.tril cases, linn turn hexes anil othui
liuelllei, A lino line of hiioctiicles and eye
glnsses wllli liitercliangiililu lenses. steel, nlckul
silver and cold f mines, Kpeclal and careful st
tvutlou I'uld l titling Hie cjo. My line of 2ml
liimd watches Is iiulte large. I wlIFrtiii them on
at less than thrlrititunl worth.
Chilling joiirwHteli, clock and Jewelry r
pair wi-rk.jiiiir cngiaviiig and your old gold
and sliver to me,
TIIOS. li:'.tlAIV
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in h.ild under ijomtivo written unnruntee, by
nuthoriziKl HKontH only, t turn Weak Memory!
JyohHof Drain nnd Nervo I'ower: ljont Mnnlioodi
UulckniwHi Niht Ijohhohj Kril Dreiinm; Ijickof
( ontidenco; NervoueneHH; IiHHitude; nil l)riiln;
Ix)b of Power of tlioOoiiDriiliveOrnHii" in oither
pex, ciiumhI liyover.exertioii, Youthful Kmirn, or
Uxccnivo 'Ji-o of 'lohiirco, ()iinm or Liiquor.
which leads to Mlcery. Conmuniition, Inutility
unit Dft'illi. lly mull, $1 n hox; d for $t:witli
written uuiiruute? ' euro or ref nml reoiicy, We:t'l
LWer fllll euro Hick Headueliu. IlilioiiKiieBB.
I.lver Coiiiiih.lnt, Hour Hlnmiirli. I))iieihiii nnd
f-nutiwitlor.. UUAltAtUliDa ik.uod only bv
For sale by Doyo &. Grico, Hed Cloud
women
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pain and Inflammation, am! cures quickly. Full directions with each
bottle. For tale everywhere. Price, 25c, 50c. and S1.00 per bottle.
THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
)'H2r tP-S C?.4rjut...ytv
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Laji DuHtero in beiiHon. Trimming nml rvpniriuK on Hbort notice.
.1. o. iiiJTi.nt, iKoiuirr,
i;i:i ci.oitn, menu.
lUC&rMCtC&r'f&tsiCiririrteij;
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Chicago Lumber Yard
HED CLOUD, NEB.
Lumber, Lime, Coal and .Cement.
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IJ. & M. WATCH EXAMINKUj
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NORTH OF HOLLAND HOUSE.
I keep llrfet-cliMN livery and pay trlt-t altviilloii lo Cointnerclal
men. Your trade Millclleil.
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