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ST. VITUS DANCE.
A Physician Prescribes Dr. Mile
Restorative Nervine.
Dr. Miles Medical Co , ICtklmrl, Inil.:
My daughter M.ittle, uud 14, was nflllctod
last spring with St. Vitus dance and ner
vousness, her entire right sldo whs numb
and nearly paralyzed. Wo consulted a phj-
slclan and ho prescribed Or. Miles' Restora
tive Nervine. Shu took thiro bottles boforo
wo saw any curtain slpns of Improvement,
but after that tho began to Improve, very
fast and I now think bhn Is entirely cured.
Sbo has takuu nine bottles of thu Nervine,
but no other medicine of any kind.
Knox, Inil., Jan. G, 'Mi. II. W. Hostbtter.
I'hyhlclans prescribe Dr. Miles' Kcmcdlos
becauso they are known to be the result of
tho long practlco and experience of ouoof
tho brightest, members of their profession,
and are carefully compounded by export
cnccdchemlsts, In o.act accordanco with Dr.
Miles' prescriptions, as used In his practlco.
On salo at all druggists. Write for Dr.
Miles' Hook on tho Heart and Nerves. Dt.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Br. Miles' Remedies Restore Health.
Dr. Miles' fain IWnrininraritpod to. '.7 on
Heaitavliuln'M minute. "Onurciit u dio.
.BmlsiMi.
Nice snnw Thursdiij.
The Hpolhng school Friday night
Was a success.
On Wednesday, F bruary f), at 1 1 o
homo of Mr. J. M Ilrowi-. oeurrcd
tho mnrriago of his daughter, Millie,
to Mr. Austin Spuirier. The couple
arc held in high esteem, h iving lived
in our midst since curly childhood.
Wo wish them a happy vojago over
lifo's troubled sen.
MifrH Lizzie Birrctt visited nt homo
Sunday.
ltov. Lewis preached Sunday even
ing. Prayer meeting every Wcdncs
evening. Revs. Sims and Wells are holding
meetings at l'lcuant Grove. Sotno
have turned to seek tho Savior, and
may many moio bcloro the meetings
oloso.
Isaoo Grcwcll started for Cripplo
Creok Sundaj morning.
A number of young people gath
ered at Mrs. Mountfnrd's Saturday
ovoning, and had a pleannt timo
singing. Lom.i.y Him..
M(o.
Nico Snow TIhumIuv.
lt. T. Payne's lugs are uillictcd
with cholera.
Miss MoCall wiisisiting Miss Cora
Ilohnea last Siturday and Sip. day.
Mr. and Miss IjurUli'irt were calling
at Mr. Lotnor'h Sunun.
Mrs, ). C. Wilson was v. suing Mrs.
Cooper last week.
Tho elite of our vicin t ve cull
ing in South Hitiu Stuid evening.
Thoy oaiiie back wrll pless- d wih
their evoninu's reception. Wonder
what tho attrantioti could Imvo beon ?
Tho woll hunt proved inoto sue
oessful last Saturday, ro-ul'ii'g in one
wolf being killed by Con WiUn.
Dolly.
The Httlo daughter of Mr. Fred Webber
Holland, Mass., had a verv bud oold raid
cooRh whloh he had not been ablo to onro
with any thing. I gavrt lilm a 25 cent
bottle of Chamberlain' Uouh Hentedy.
eayfl W. 1. Holden, ireruhant and post
mastor nt WuRt llrinilli'ld, mid the next
time I saw him h said It worked like n
eharm. This remud) is intended espeo-
ially for nontu throut and Iwiii diseases
nuoh as colds, croup mid whooping cough
and it is fniuouH for lniirs there is
no danrr in Kivln!; M to i n.i.ircn lorn
ooutaiu nothing nijurli ns Tor salo by
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Gnlde Itoek.
IKiem Signal
One year ngo Thursday, Faburnry ft,
occurred tlic mcmorinblo dust tortu
Tim first annivoisary of tlic da)
brought tlio bijiyeft snow of tliu sen
son but was otherwise pleasant,
Tho Signal is plcacd to note the
occasional nppeauucu on tho scono of
a land buyer or Irader. Nebraska
Inn (Is are all rinht as an investment
if tliero were only people with money
to buy tliciu.
The County Co-Opcrativo Associa
tion of tho Disciples of Christ of Web
ster county will bold a mooting at
Guide Rook, Fobiuary 22 and 28,
18K!. Tho Signal will publish the
program luxt week.
Last Sunday was groundhog day
and there is no doubt that he s.tw his
shadow, and we may accordingly ex
pect six weeks more of winter. Well
wo can easily stand six weeks mnro oi
such winter weather, as wo have had.
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Fowler nra re
joicing over the addition of a lino girl
to thoir family on Sunday of this
week Feb. 'J. The somo day a linn
girl was born to Mr. and Mr). A. M.
Kellum. Mrs. K. is Mrs. Fowler' n
sister.
Luurcnie.
IKrom Ijoomollre.l
John Stewart took a trip to Iowa
Thursday.
Dr. Hawthorno niado a professional
visit to Rluo Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Davison, moved from
tho country to Lawrence, Monday
John Atkinson, of tho wido wide
wor'd, Sundaycd at tho Fromont.
Frank Lnmborn, of near Doweese,
was a oallor at this ofiioo, Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Williams visited with
friends living near Hastings, last
weak.
Miss Josio Holden, of Lawrence, at
tended the Literary at Spring Ranch.
Tuesday cveniny.
Rev. Nichols, of Glenville, held ser
vices at tho Baptist church in Law
rence, last Sunday.
Chas. Tanner, tho irrcprcssiblo and
only Charloy, and lawyor, of Hastings
was in town Wednesday.
Dr. Shivcly, tho dontist of Edgar,
was hero Tuesday extracting and fix
ing molars for our citizens.
Thos. Shirley and daughter, Miss
Clara, enjoyed u pleasant visit with
friends nt Nelson, last Sunday.
Miss Rcssio Seward, of Hastings,
gavo her father, tho associate editor of
tho Locomotivo, n welcome visit Inst
Friday.
Attorney R. D. Suthorland, of Nel
son, stopped over Sunday night at tho
Fremont House, on his way to Hast
ings to attend the ''hog-stcaling"
trial.
Hon' Tills!
Wo offer one hundred dollars reward
for any ease, of Catarrh that oniiuot be
cured by Hall's catarrh cure.
V. J, (JIM:K1:Y & CO,, l'rops , Toledo. 0.
Wo thu undersigned have known F. J.
Chuiioy for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfictly honorablo in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out nny obligation made by their linn,
West t Truax, Wholesale DniKUists, To
ledo, 0.
Wnlding, Klnnan it Marvin, Wholesale
DrnRgistR, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood nnd inn
cous surfaces of the system, Price 750.
per bottle. Hold by nil druggists. Testi
monials free.
SilllwHtur.
Allen Vance has returned from
Iowa.
Davo Fishcl was doing business in
Red Cloud Monday.
Mrs. J. K Haught is slowly recov
ering from her recent illness.
Rollu Far(ular ia preparing to
move onto tho Bart Sbirloy place,
Bk- - rJaLrc!g-J'g. Utgi!. fyy A-.tviY.ifT-wi-
CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FEBRUARY 11,
Kd Blouche will farm tho David
llaught pi ii co.
A protracted meeting lias begun at
Kckloy church, und will continue in
definitely. Horn, to Mr. mid M. J. C. Andor
son, Fehririry 5, J SIX!, n girl. Mother
and child doing well.
SlMVSON.
Itallii.
Hi os. aro hauling laigo
J-orgenson
quantities of hay to R. L. Alyci.
Mr. Cowley is yery sick, with vory
littlo hope of his recovery.
Rev. Van Dyke of luav.ilo was in
our locality Tuesday buying somo cat
tle. Miss Mildred McCall Sundaycd at
Arthur Wilson's the guest of Miss
Cora Holmes.
Mr. l3rooks ol Otto nnd Rev. Dean
altcudtd the quarterly meeting on
Ask creek Sunday.
Mrs. .John WiUon of Otto was tho
guest ol Mis, Cooper near Campbell
lattwr psrt of last week.
Alfred McCull from near Inavale
bought 17 head of cattlo of Andrew
Krickson the other day.
Misses Hansen and Holmes from
Red Cloud were visiting at G. Ander
son's last week.
Tho ditno social Tuesday evening nt
C. F. Kelly for Rev. Blackwell was a
grand success
Mr. Smith of Hubble this state was
in this ioinily looking after his farm
on Farmers creek.
Charley Hunter of Iaavalo was in
this locality last week buying Btock.
Tom Anderson and all of his bo
longings departed the first of the
week for Hall county.
Last Sunday Mr. I'ovelak from
ntar Blue Hill and Miss Anna Sadilck
of this vicinity wero united in mar
riage. Wo wish them many days of
happiness.
At tho wolf hunt in Catherton twn
ship last Saturday Con Wilson and
l'aul Rrcthiucr succeeded in killing
ono wolf.
The spilling school at tho Tennant
school houso wus largely attended.
Miss Ruihor being awarded tho lau
rels. Iniivalo.
What stato can boast ol any nicer
weather than wo are having.
Will Halo has got a throo months
school near HIuo Hill. Ho commcuo.
od last Monday,
Mrs. H. R, Simons has beon visit
ing iu Red Cloud,
Sylvester Frisbio spent Sunday at
home.
C, Hunter shipped two cars of
stock to Kansas City Sunday. Hlmor
llarvoy went with them,
Bluneh Shcrcr is visiting nt her
brother's Kd Shorer.
Churhe Olmstcad and Miss Kmuia
Halo, Al Gurnor, Miss Rothrock, Wil
Ho Iroas and Hattio Olmsted attend
ed the danco at Dolloy Wnlkors last
Friday night. All roport a good time.
Miss Florenoe Sawyer camo home
Sunday morning and spent a day or
two with her parents,
Art Myers and sister Mamie spout
Sunday with Maude Knight,
Mr. C. L. Kddy is siuk with lh la
grippe.
Tho publio school has a new libra-
Mr. Howard Dicely is attending
court in Red Cloud this week.
One moro of Wobstor counties
sohool inarms has stopped oil into tho
sea of matrimony, A fow friends
gathered at Mr, Orchards on last
Wednesday, Fobruary 12, Mr, Max
field in a fow words niado Mr. Ote
Garner and Miss Maud Orchard man
Dr. Price's Cream Unking Powdor
A Pure drape Cream gf Tartar Powder.
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and wife. The grooVi is a son of Geo.
Garner and tho bride is the daughter
of R K. Orchard, They are both
well known and highly ir.pietcd h)
nil. Their many friends join in wish
iug thorn a happy oj ge over the sea
of life. ' U.K.
Our people are growing more nnd more
iu thu habit of looking to Deyo A Urico
for thu latest and best of ever) thing iu
thu drug linn. 'I hey sell Chamberlain's
Cough Itemed), famous for ItseuriHof
bad uolds, croup and whooping cough.
When in mod of sueh a medicine give
this remedy ti trial nnd you will be more
thnn pleaned with the result.
Slate I, Inc.
Snow storm on the sixth was not s
disagrocnblo as on the sixth list year.
Mr. Overstreet preached at Maplo
Grovo last Sunday.
Dr. Home has sold his store in
North Branch to Geo. Dillon and Mr.
Hollinsworth.
Grandpa Huntington hns been on
tho sick list but is better.
The little folks in district K1S went
to Mr. Reynold's who lives south of
North Branch, and suit: for him. Mr.
Reynolds has been sick for siiJtime
The Junior olas in tbfc ncademy
will givo a free entertainment Friday
night Feb. 22.
Next Sunday will be quarterly meet
ing nt the Friends church in North
Branch.
tiif.y hioicjum; it.
W any I'conlc KMiciilc the Idea
nt an Absolute Cure Tor lys
nupnia and Stomach Troubles.
Ridicule, Ilouever, In not Argument,
a ml Farm nro Stubborn TIiIiikn,
Stomach troubles aro so common
and in many esses so obstinate to euro
that pcoplo aro apt to look with sus
picion on any remedy claiming to bo
a radical, permanent ouro for dyspep
sia and indigestion. Many such
prido themselves on thoir acuteiiuss
in not being humbugged, especially
on medioincs.
This fear of being humbugged may
bo carried too for; so lar, iu tact, that
many persons suffjr for years with in
digestion rather than risk a littlo
time and money in faithfully testing
tho claims of a preparation so rclinblo
and universally used as Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets.
Now, Stuart's Dspopsia Tablets
aru vastly different in ono important
rospect from ordinary proprietary
medicines, for tho reafon that thoy
aio not a secret patent medicine, no
r.ccret i? made of their ingredients,
but anal sis bhows them to contain
the natural digestive fcrmciits, puro
aeptio pepsin, the digestivo acids,
Gulden Seal, bismuth, hpdrastis and
mix. They aro not cathartic, neither
do thoy act powerfully on any organ,
biithey euro inuigestion on tho com
mon seuso plan ol digesting tho fiod
oaten promptly, thoroughly before it
has timo to ferment, sour nnd causo
i he mibohiel. This is tho only secret
ol their huccshs.
Cathartic pills never have and novcr
can euro indigestion and stomach
troubles bccauHo thoy act entirely up
on tho bowels, whereas thu whole
trouble is really iu tho stnmuoh.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, taken
uftcr meals, digest tho food. That is
all thcro is to it. Food not digested
or half digested is poison, as it ere
atcs gas, acidity, headaches, palpita
tion of tho heart, loss of flesh and
appotito, and many other troubles
which aro often callod by somo other
name.
Thoy arc sold by druggists every
whoro at f)0 cents por pockago. Ad
dross Stuart Co. for boojj, on stomnoh
diseases, or.usk your druugist for it.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
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Highest of all in Leavening Tower.
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ABSCNLtHTEKY EW&CE
Eiitivttlc.
The ieo men iu this neighborhood
have nil icntcd farms and will go to
work this season, having given up all
hope of mi ice crop.
L C Olmsted was doing business
iu Franklin last week and now ho says
that every ono up that way has tho
Cripple Creek fever. Ono man from
that town has already sold his claim
out there for $S()(IO and others nro
loving for there eyury day.
Several farmers nro beginning to
plow or list for coin between here and
Rivortou already.
G. W. Knight will attend thu state
encampment of the G. A. It's at Oma
ha this week, He is a delegate.
A Christian church was organized
nt Inavale a short timo ago with about
a dozen members. Thoy will try to
hao regular nroachiiiir in the uar
future.
A wedding is billed for this week.
The contracting parties boig woll
and favorably known in this and other
parts of tho county.
Oliver McCall who hns been quite
sick for somo timo is improving some
what. Kvcryono is glad to sco Oliver
around again.
Somo of tho boys are onntcmplat.
ing a trip to Cripplo Crock in tho early
spring. Tho wonderful success at
tained by I'ortcr Hedgo out thcro has
excited them a good deal.
A. II. Carpenter of Rod Cloud was
selling a patent right of his own in
this villago and on further west this
wock.
A ''Jay" representing tho Stato
Journal, accompanied by a lady com
panion was a visitor in Inavalo ono
day last week,
Tho pops hereabouts oan sco noth
ing good in Jako Kindscher any more.
Heretofore thoy hnvo called him a
very smart man but now it is "Jakio"
or "Old Jako" nnd not a ploasant word
for him. It is no wonder Jako got
out of that crowd.
B. 0. K.
Indigestion is often tnken for consump
tion. Thu word consnmptiou menus
wasting nwny, nnd dyspeptics ofton
wusto nwny ns badly ns conxnmptives.
Tim reason puoplu wnsto nwny Is be
oaimo either tlmy don't get enough to cut,
or they don't digest what they do eat.
If tho lnttr Is ywnr trouble, take
Shaker Digestive Cordial. This will help
yon to digest ona food nnd stop jour
loss of llesli,
Shaker Digestive Cordial is made from
herbs, barks, nnd thu juices of fruit, by
tho well known Hkukers at Mount Liba
tion. It poHsessoss great toniu nnd di
gestive powers,
Blinker Digentlve Cordinl has cured
rnntiv niintinrii'il ronsuintitives fnlin wnra I
really dyspeptics), by eimply helping
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their stomachs to digest their food, thus
giving them uourUhmtnt and new
strength.
Hold by druggists. Trial bottles 10
ceuts.
A FULL BLOOD
.TJEItSEJ? HULL
la ktpt for service nt S. Dny'a bnru. Till
Hull was bred nt Lincoln in the fall of
181)2, while hl mo'.hor wna on xhibitlok
at the statu fair. This bnll took first
premium at tho Webitar county fair in
fall of lHDfi. This in the boit bred Jersoy
bnll in Webster county. His weight Is
1200 lbs. For fnrthtir partionlars, call at
h. DAY'S D.UtN,
I'oot of i:iui St, lted Cloud,
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Baking
Powder
Willow Crock.
Friends nnd relatives gathered at
tho home of .Joshua Itruhakcr on the
fith, nnd nst-istcd tho family in colc
brating his 7;td birthday.
John Wildcr's sUtrr, Minnie, from
Rod Cloud, has eoino out to keep
hoiifto for him,
Mr. Moushang gavo a social nt his
residouco Friday night. Several
young peoplo lrom Itluo lull wero
present, and nil roport a nico time.
Miss Ada Carpenter is visiting on
the creek this week.
Rev. Shammol of Guidu Rook has
olosod a successful revival at Mt Hope.
Cleico Jackson is spending the win
tcr with his mother.
' "Miss Nau's sohool closes with an
exhibition on tho night of February
21. Everybody invited.
Horn February 5th, to Mr. and Mrs
Frod Blunkoy, a daughter.
MANironiA.
a piiACiiri: or tiii: nksiit.
Itching PIIcn and Other Ilcctal
Trouble Kaally Cured by a
New and Sale method.
A llrntnrknltle Number of Carta
finite br the I'irniiild I'll euro.
About ono person in every four
suffers from somo form of reotal dt
scasc Tho most, common and annoy
ing is itching piles, indicated by
warmth, slight tnoisturo and intense,
uncontrollable itching in tho parts
agectod.
The usual treatment has been soma
simple ointment or salvo whioh some
times gives temporary relief, but noth
ing liko a permanent euro oan bo ex
pected fiom such superficial treat
ment. Tho only permanent euro for itch
ing pilcB yet discovered is the Pyra
mid 1'ilo Cure, not only for itching
piles, but for avory other form of
piles, blind, bleeding, or protruding.
Tho first application gives instant re
lief, and tho continued uso tor a short
timo causes a permanent removal of
tho tumors or tho tmall parasitca
which oauso the intonso itching and
discomfort of itching piles.
Many physicians for n long timo
supposed that tho rcmarknblo relief
afforded by thu Pyramid Pile Cur
was becauso it was suppose to contain
cocaine, opium or similar drugs, but
such is not tho case. A roccnt care
ful analysis of the remedy showed it
to bo absolutely free from any cocaine,
opium, or. in fact, any poisonous, in
jurious drugs whatever.
For thiH reason tho Pyramid Pila
Cure is probably tho only pilo euro
rejonimonded extcnsivolv bv phvai-
oiatis, becauso it is so snfo, prompt in
I tlio relief afforded, and. ho far aa
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known, tho only positivo euro for
piles excopt a surgical operation.
In ono )our tho Pyramid Pilu Curt
has becomo tho best, tho safest and
most cxtoBsively sold of any pile
euro buforo tho publio.
Nearly all druggists now sell it at
90o and $1 per package,
Address the Pyramid Co , Albion.
Mioh., for book on oauso and cure of
piles, and also hundreds of testimon
ials from all parts of tho United
States.
If suffering from nny foim of piles
nsk your driiL'trist lor u piiekugn of
Pyramid I'il'1 Cure and try it tonight.
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