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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1896)
r- i i"qin ti.'? t if ,v v, ., jm i -w Iff'Sffi f'VW" THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1896. 8 I 1 li B1 ?. ZEPHANIAH MEEK, D. It. it i n pwi wywtwi Eminent Methodist Divine Cured of Nerve Troubles by Paine s Celery Compound. r ii Rev. 'ipVniah Meek, D. D., i a(perb heulpbmd tmnin nil ever the Routl . Since 18fi7 hi' ln owned and edited the Central Mvthndtat, the leading paper of tho Methodist Episcopal church in tho south. He represents his.atalo at tho general conference. lie was ono of tho Kentucky com missioners to tho World's Columbian Exposition. During Iuh ministry in the south ho has built ond dedicatod five chapoK Ho writes from Cat lettsbnrg, Kentueky, where hiH homo is, as folfows: "I have used several bottles of rino'n Colory compound for nervous trouhlpH, resulting from overwork, and with immediate t'fT d an well as prr manftit bnnifit. It is tho best nerve tonic that I havo ever tried. It has afro bvn used in my family with jqod bent-fit." Tired out. half sick men and women need anim thing more than a mcro rest. They need a positive, unmis takable nctvo food, thev muht have a reserve ef norm force to draw from, before their hoads will tease to ncho and their nerves fence to tremble with ouralgi.i. Xt is orttimatod that there arc over twp million nrrvo flbcrs in the body. Se long ns these miuuto tissues arc kept fully nourished, one lives in blissful ignorance of any such thing aa neuralgia, headache or evon a rierveus system, but lot ono become "run down" and tho nutrition of tho body get low, and every ono of these myriad fibers becomes a ''live wire"' within tho flesh. Ilpadachos, neu ralgia, rheumatism, and other forms of nervousness and debility result di rectly from a famished nervous ays tern. Paino's Celery Compound is able to correct this faulty condition. It builds up the nervous system and sustains it. Tho brain at onco feels tlio strengthening effoota of tho fu- I'rumltiiiiN. Tho Nebraska and Kinsas Farmer is giying Osear Gleason's horse book, valued at. $3, with ono year's subscription for nOo The Chicago Intor-Ooi an and 'ilio banner, for one year. . . . 0o 50e 50c I'lio flow York Tnbnno and Tho Farmer The J)rcnm City and Farmer for ono year Tho Cosmopolitan magnzino and Parmer for one year (1 UO Tle Silver Knight and Tho Farmer &a0 The SemirYYeukly Statu Journal and Farmer, one year QOo OmAba World Herald and Tlio Farmer 80o Sent to any ud dress oa-rocoipt of antfjunt. Nbiikabka and Kanbas Faumkk, lied Cloud, Neb. A. Ilttlo ill, then a littlo pill. The ill is gono tho pill hat won, DeWitt' Little Early RlHrrs tho little pill? that euro great ilia, 0 L Cutting. uutriiunnt. Ti ere nro tlioiiM- hiiiIs of men ii'id wi men today who havo boon enablad t keep vigorously at work, who must have given up but for Paino's oelery compound. Nervous affections aro a warning to busy people. At tho earliest sign of redueed nervo fereo, inability to alcep, lan guor, or a gloomy habit of mind, ev oryono should look immediately to tho nutrition of their nervous systom and to tho purity of their blood. Paine's celery compound will attond to both of theso urgent needs more thoroughly and more speedily than anything elso in tho world. Paine's celery compound is not to bo con founded with tho flomnion prepara tions, tho sarsaparillas and nervines. Being thf disonvery of a man of sci ence, Prof. Edward E. Phelpp. M. D., LL. ., of Dartmouth College, it has tho support of tho best physicians; thoy prescribe it universally; and the many sink persons made woll by its uso proves that its support is moritod. To tho great majority of business men a vacation, to say nothing of three months of complcto inactivity, it is out of tho question, at this sea son, evon when their brainH demand a complcto rest and their nerves aoho and threaten them with prostration. Now, thero aro hundreds of busiposs men and hard working professional men in this city in just this condi tion. What aro they to do? Those wire aro tired out, "run down" and debilitated at this trying season will do well to read somo of tho straight forward and convincing statements from tho men and women who havo been cured by Paine's colory ooni- ) pound. Nervous weakness vanishes before Paino'H colory compound as mist be fore the health-giving rays of tho aun. Convince yourself of tho fact at onoo if. your health is at all impaired. Trees niul Plants. If you want any trees, ehrubswr plantB this spring, now ia the time to order them. Strawborry plants, tlrst-class, GO conta por hundred. L. II, IIust. ...foil sweetheart 1 urn gottfir down to Wiener n and got a new unit, then we can get married. Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for TMQo PrJK Garfield. Wa aro lowing oats and making garden. Ed MoMor has juit finished sowing a nice ield of alfalfa. J. 11. Stansor has purohasod a bill of fruit trors form North Branch nur series and soys "I shall raise my own apples Rev. Clark, who is visiting his sis tor Mrs. C. II. Smith, gavo a very in teresting discourse to a crowded house in the M. E. church Sunday evening, uNcriptivo of Jjpan and his work tin ro in tho cause of Christ. Mr. Clark has been thero a long timo mid is well acquainted with that coun try. Ho will bo hero again Sunday evening. MUs Mayo Popo closed a success ful term of school in tho Wagoner district tho 27th. Everyono seems to bo well pleased with tho work dene. Miss Oncta Argabright had a sc vtc attack of tho scarlctina last week but is now convalescing under tho care of Dr. Moranvillo of Hod Cloud. W. B. N. During the winter of 18!:J, F. M. Mar tin, of Iiong Kcach, West Vn., oontraotod a snvt-rn cold which loft him with n cough. In speaking of how ho enred it ho says: ,'I used several kinds of eongh syrnp tint found no rcliuf nnttl 1 bought a bottle of ('liHiuberlnin'ri Cough Koinedy, which re lieved mo nltnnst instnntly and in a short tinin bronght about a complete ouro." Wlixti doubled with a cough or oold use this rtmtdy and you will not And it neo cersiirj to try several kinds before you grt relief. It nan been In the market for over twenty years nnd constantly grown In rnvnr and popularity. For sale at 20 and r0 cunts per bottle by It. E. Orlce. ..-- i Stillwater. Wm James sports a now bioycle. Arch Isoin has hired to It. T. Whito for tlm season. Joel Christie and wife were viiit ing at C. E. Vanghan's, near Guide IIock last Saturday. Mrs. S. C. Hall is quite tick of quiiisey. Dr. Moranvillo is in atten dance. Miis Nary Faiquhar spent last weak at horns, is being vacation at Guido Ruck. Miss Canie'a school hss elosed. Tho Christtiin Endeavor sectcty ol ot Cowlcs, gavo an entertainment at Pleasant 9o sobool house April 2, was well attended. Dick Smith and lamily havo re turned from Kansas and Missouri whoro they have been visiting rela tives. Easter sorvioes were held at Eoklcy church April 5th. A large crowd was in attcadanoo. Simpson. Thoro is more Catarrh in this aeetion of the oonntry than all other diseases put together, nnd nntil the last few years was supposed to be incnrnble. For a great many years doctors prononnotA it a local diseaso, nnd presoribed local re medies, and by constantly failing to ouio with iooal treatment, pronoanoed it in curable. Ssience 1ms proven catarrh to bo n constitutional diseaso and therefore reqnires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J, C honey & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the truly constitutional cure on the market. It is takon Internally in doses from 10 drop to a teaspoonful. It note direotly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Thoy offer ono hundred dollars for any oaso it fails to enro. Send for oireolars nnd testimonials. Address, J. F.CHENEY it CO., Toledo, 0. 2T Hold by drnggiits, 7ro. Walnut Creek. Tho weather has bcon somewhat colder this week. April entered with a cold wavo and a littlo r.now an ice Wo aro sorry to learn that Mrs. Jcs son ia not much hotter. Tho whist club met at Nick's Fri day night, took their supper's with them, unci ate. drank and were morry. Col. Woods just flics around with that now team of ponies. Ho thinks DR. KILMER'S ft f oo KIDNEY. LIVERS Wff Dissolve) Gravel . Gall stone, brick dust In urine, pain la uroenr, straining after urination, pain in tho back aori hips, sudden stoppaRO of water with pumvc. Briglit's Disease Tnbo casta lu nrine, scanty urine. tfMttmp-itoet turjs urinary troubled and kidney dimculHug, Liver Coinplaiiit rfpidort'nlarireJ liver, foul brath, hUlam ihss, blUous Ucudachc, H)or dliroatlon, iroufc. Cittari'Iioftbeltladder TntUiuniation, Irritation, ulceration, dribbling, freiiue nt culls, pa-s lilood, inneui or pus. At DriiKKUli. CO ointN anil $l,OOSIzc, 'IflyaHiU' Onlilo to IUmUIi" fm-Cun.ulut. fr DlU KtLMEH Si CO., 11I.NUIIAMI0,V, N. Y. Sl?v they are very nioo. Miss Graco Arueson was the guest of Miss Myrtlo Vanderburgh last Sunday. Peter Martin smiles at all tho girbj sinco ho got that new buggy. Say Bud, how is that Llaak yo of yours gotting along? Mr. Luce and wife woro visiting on the crook Sunday. Everybody is sowing oats. Ono day, not long since, somo of tho young Indies on Walnut creek, with that good-looking young gent, went over to ltiyerton and had their photo's takon. Wo undeistand thoy arc to bo distributed among tho fann er to bn of use in l'rightoning tho orows awaj. A run-away on Walnut creek last week. 'Twas no ono's horso that ran either. There is preaehing at distridt thrco every two wooks on Saturday ovoning by Itev. Wells. A good attendanco is desirec. Inflammatory ItlicuitiatlsinCurc eil In it Day. Morton T, Hill, of Lobnnon, lud., says: "My wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism In every muscle nnd joint, her suffering wt.R torriblo nnd hor body and tnco wero swollen nlinost beyond recognition; had been in bed for six wooks and hud eight physicians but received nn benellt nntil she triodl tho MYSTIC CUHE FOR RHEUMATISM. It gavo immediate re lief and she was nblo to wnlk about in three days. I am snre it saved her life."! Sold by H. E. Grico druggist, Rod Gloud Willow Creek. Farmers arc about dene putting in oats. Tho aorcago is largor than usual this spring. T. 6. Wilder, our old neighbor has moved baok on tho farm from Rod Cloud. J. T. La coy has purohasod neccs-4 sary machinery to put in his boot crop and tend it. Bessie Godwin and mother returned front Hastings last weok whoro they wore visiting rolatives. Harry Brubakor is breaking prairio for L. L. Boron. Somo of the Cowlos merchants are out for a season ef pleasure. They are going to farm, this summor. G. A. Latta'a children. Mabel and Carl aro again coming to school at Willow creek. Soma of eur boys say it is not right for our young ladios to have to depend on tho young gonts from afar whoJ havo tly teams and une rigs tor an outing, so thoy have equipped them selves hkewiso, Thoy say they will enter the field nt once. What tho outcomo will bo we will ohoonrclo lator ob. Nip and Tucic. An AllWIuvlt. This is to certify that on May llh, I walked to Melick'a drng store on a pair of orntchos nnd bought a bottrx of Cham berlain's Vain Balm for inllammatory rheumatism whioh had crippled mo up, After using throo bottletJ I am complete ly onred. I ean ohearfnlly recommenod it. Chnrlea H. Wetzel, Hunbnry, Fa. Sworn and subscribed to boforo mo on August 10, 18'Jl. Walter 8hlpmna, J. V. For sale at IiO cents per bottle by IL K. Qrioe. Itladen. W. II. Hodman is down with la grippe. Wo aro glad to noto that Mrs. C. II. Clark is improving under tho doc tor's care. Will Stricter, Harry Eck nnd John Jones, who were up at tho Platte river tho latter part of the week ro turned Saturday with fivo geese, they report gamo plenty. Peter Paugh of Blue Hill was look ing afycr business in this city Mon day. Mr. Horrick from near Bluo HUM was in this city Saturday. Mrs. C. E. Hicks is visiting frfenas down in Kansas. Misses Day and Kennedy spent Saturday with their parents at HcJ Cloud. James Dority and family spent Sun day with J. C. Ilartuian. Dr. Kehlor was a Campbell visitor Saturday evening. Four mill tax was levied at the tovrn meeting Tuesday. "Very few seemed to bo interested as tho attoo daneo was small. J. It. Horn had tho building occu pied by A. P. Johnson reshingled, II. L. llaohon differ dojng the work, Minor Doyle and family of Ilolei tiae wore visiting with his mother! Mrs. J, R. Horn Sunday. Mr. S. Day ef Red Cloud vas in this city Sunday. He was accom panied to Red Clodd by Mrs. Doylo who loft that city for Bcatrioe to sfce her mother who is seriously ill. McKinloy buttons are making their appoaranco on tho coat lappets of sov- 1 oral of our citizens. for Infants mmmmtmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm M lATUPClP ft a niSiirxx- iu iiatrinan'a Drops, (Itifrcy'a most remedies for ctUdren nro Do Yon Know that opium and mori Jilno are stupefying nnrcotlu iiolsous J Do Yon Knnwtlmtlniiinrtr.)tifitrlpflilrnifpMjinr.i not permitted to boll iiarcotlca without labeling them ioloiis J r Po Yon Know that you rJould not iiennlt any modicuio to bo given your child tjnloss you or your physician knoi ; of hat It Is composed 1 Po Yon Know that Costcrla li n purely vegetable preparation, nnd that a list of Its ingrodlonta ia published with owrybottlof -4 Po Yon Know that Castotla U tho prescription of tho famous Dr. Samuol ritchor. That it has been in uso for nearly thirty years, and that naoro Castorla Is now sold than Oj all othor remedies for children aomblncd t Po Yon Know that tho Tatent Offlco Dcpartmont of tho United States, and of othor countries, havo issued cxcluslvo right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to uso tho word Castorla" and Its formula, rod that to Imitate them Is a state prison offense 1 Po Yon Know that ono cl tho reasons for granting this government protection woa bocauso Castorla had been protcn to bo absolutely harmless? Po Yon Know that 35 avorago doses of Castorla nro furnished for 35 cents, or ono cent a ''oso f Po Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children mAjr be kept well, and that you may Ijivo unhrokon rest ? Wallt thet things art, worth knowkur. They ore facte. Tho fuc-idmUo ignatnro of &m Children Cry for LeKter. A flno rain Wednesday. Mr. MoKiuimey is helping lay steel north of Cowlos this week. Mr. Cookrall and wifu wero visiting wost of Blue Hill Saturday and Sun day. Jas. Mitchell, Charley Trunkoy and Claud Miller wero the guests of Hugh Beat Sunday. Al Merrit and Miss Lillio Downs oamo homo from Rlun Hill Monday. Miss Ileal has u now bioyclo. Mr. Kollohon was vislti"g friends near Bluo Hill last week. Chas. Frisbio nas in Guide Rock Monday. I. Frisbio is building a fene around hia residence. . Miss Mme Real was in Amboy Sun day. Mr Rasmusscn. has finished paint ing hisjbuggy. jfiss Ctia". Frisbio departed foi Texas Tuesday. Jamos Mitchell t lie Amboy must instructor was giving lessons at th sobool houso Saturday ovoninc Straw hats are all tho go in Amboy now. Gcorgo Mann has built an additio to his mansion on tho hill. A couple of Amboy sports woro i Red Cloud Sunday night. Mr. Emmioks were visiting J. Bern' Sunday. Lou Bcal has purchased somo stra; and expects to weave him a now stra' hat. I. Frisbic was visiting at Mr. Miller'l Sunday. QuACKiNitrtAUK. We might tell you more about One Minnte Cough Cure, but yon probably know that it cores u cough. Every one ikx's who hns nsed it. It is a perfect remedy for conirliH, colili", hoarseness. It ia nn especial favoritu for ehildron, bein nlensnnt to take nnd iiuick in curing. C h Cotting. WWi Children's suite, from 3 to IS yea I wa have an elegant line to select fro id smaller suee we nave tuem aa low i 75 cent. Wiener, the Clothier. itlullc UtiuunatUmCiired. It. Wagner, Wiiolfsnlu DrnifRiat, Rioli fmond, Vu., suys: "I had a fearful attaol ef aelatio itheiiinntlsm, was laid up most two mom lis, wa fortunate onnuu if, got HYTIC CURE FOH ItnEUMAl TI8M. 1'hls awred inn after dootor'a pre! aorlntiona had failed to have nnv effect! Sold by II. E. Urloe ilrug)iat, Ited Oloudl Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder! A Pure Orspc Cream ol Tartar Powder. ftJ"''" A"A WiM llJ!K,tR IV1 'AMMFi and Children. aa 1 -... g a um rvfiuvy n,fti Cordial, many ho-willcd Soothing jl couipowd of opium or morphine J ' In on every wrnppor y&c Pitcher's Castorla. To tlio Fariniiiff Public. To any and nil persona paying Tuk Ciiikf $1.10 for ono venr'e suliscription wa will send the NEBRASKA AND KAN8A3 FARMER ono year krkk; this will includo our regular premium besides. Tub Fakmkr will be nn excel lent medium for tho farmore ot the country, and ono that will bo full of in teresting articles on the farm and all ranttera pertaining thereto. This olUtr will bo good until'April.10, 1800, or wo will Bend it to nny of Tub Chief sub scribers who will hand us 10c during the dntes montinnml. This is a epoch? odor and will not hold good after dato expires. Como in nt once und leave your name. ., .. iHlBnc, :: VI I ,". jtwttfe;f IP BilhfSS HiSM' iaa W7
