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;tPoor ciiui Weak
Catarrh and Bronchial Troubles
atl no Appotlto -Now Bottor In
Every Way -A Dollcato Child.
Homo time hIuco 1 took n midden cold
Slid could not get rid of It. Heltig subject
tocntnrrhnnd bronchial trouble I coughed
terribly. 1 lout iny appetite nnd grew
poor nnd weak nnd I did not feci like
work. I began taking flood's Barmipn
rllla. In a Hhort time thu cough disap
peared, I tilept well, had n good nppctlto
and I was better In every wny. Last
spring I wan not feeling well, I lind no ap
petite nnd no strength. I resorted to
Hood's BarBapnrllln nnd noon felt more
like work. My llttlo nephew was n deli
cate child and lind a humor which trou
bled him bo hu could not rett nt night.
Ho has taken a fuw bottles of Hood's Snr
Bapartlla nnd now bo Imhii good nppctito
and Ih nblo to tdtvp." Mihh Annus J.
FnKKMAN, Hotith DujJiiiry, M.m.
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Entered at the post office at Ked Cloud, Meb.a
lecoud clam rall matter.
The lied Cloud, Neb,, CHIEF,
weekly, is credited with the largest
circulation accorded to any paper in
lied Cloud or in Webster county or
in the Fifth Congressional District.
Printer's Ink, July 28, 1897.
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Men mad Nmtlons.
BY "NEMO."
(Copyrighted bj Oawe & Tabor.)
How thrilling it is to gazo on the
face of a man who is aroused cither by
denunciation of evil or dofonso of that
which is right. His very face will ap
pear transformed; out of it will have
disappeared all traces of pettiness,
nnd as his head is thrown back nnd
his eyes flash, tho best that is in him
will shine forth. Thcso supremo mo
ments thould bo cherished. They
throw things into their right propor
tions; when it seems to tho aroused one
that even life itself is a small matter in
comparison with tho truth that must
be spoken. Personal ease and comfort
aro despised until tho tonguo has ut
tered tho words that aro iuspircd by a
released nature Tho important things
at such moments is scon to bo, that tho
thing to bo dono, must bo dona; no
matter who the individual mav bo who
doos it; but that tho one who is aroused
to do, must do or bo false to tho great
est that is in him. And to that aroused
life tho truth comes homo that failure
to do and to dare, may mean that tho
daring will novor bo dono; for no two
human beings follow exactly tho samo
lines of life to meet tho same oppor
tunities. A call to a task is therefore
found to po n solemn thing that tests
and sifts down to .small limits thoso
whose tasks aro done 111 thu dread fear
of their never returning if left undone.
Thrilling is it to hoc a nature on Hi e.
The membors of tho body must sutler
if needs be till thu work is finished.
Tho feet must run and not bo weary,
thu body labor mid not rebel, the brain
act and not falter; yet neither feet,
nor body nor brain have any interest
in tl.o duty; they urn muruly servants
who must MilTcr till all is done by thu
Individual who situ in control of brain
and all lessor oigaiis.
Multiply all this many million times
anil then yield yourself to the wonder
that tills the soul when , whole nation
thrills and rises in infinite majesty.
Tho onward sweep of thu tempest, tho
resistless power of the tido, the stu
pendous motion of an earthquake, aro
Utiles besido it; for this is a motion
that is alive, that has brain, that has
purpose. A wholo peoplo aroused to
action is a spectacle of awo. When by
a species of rovolatlon a million
minds think alike, and movo forward
to dischargo tho task that is beforo
thorn, individually and collectively,
the sublimity of tho sight transcends
luliniloly tho sublimost that liunlmato
nature over sot beforo human tyes.
Whore thoro have boon trilling or oven
important differences boforo, thoro will
bo ono vast unity. In tho presence of
the national duty, a leveling down of
pettiness will be accompanied by n
leveling up of purpose. Strangely like
a man in this body of men and of
mind. Deep in thojiimtlouul con
Hcioivnoss is it understood that lovo of
ease and the getting of gain in untram
incled peace aro moro dust in the hal
ation .vlien weighed against a national
du y. Like the man, a nation awake
is foi end onward by its Innor convic
tion of what U right anil just; and tho
consequences it must leave to the
Ai biter of National fates, from whom
coiiictlt national inspiration and from
who-u heart of mercy comes Uiroot tho
feeling of mercy and commiseration
that possesses thu breasts of men,
womou and children at till liouient of
i.ntiiM it 1 n n-it g. And In 'Hit' th.iiK
mil tin. 1 tin tli(itiaiitl hunts it.
that
"Onto to eu-ry time unit imilon comes the mo
mentlu ilcildc,
In llic Htlfo of Truth with Fnlcchood, for the
pood orctll flile;
StuncRrent mue. (IoiI'h new .McmIaJi, offering
inch the bloom or blight,
I'lirix llie Ruftta upon the left hand nnd the sheep
upon the right.
And the choice iiorr 11 r roiiEvm, twlxt that
ilnrkncKX and that light."
We know deep in our national heart,
thill now Is the moment to alio v to the
disintctestcil that justice is our meat
and our drink and mercy to the weak
our daily thank-offering to God, who
bus btought us out of our own weak
ness into strength. Wo know that op
portunities and calls conn; to nations
us they do to men, and that wise is the
nation that knowoth the day of its vis
itation. And much as innocent mem
bers suffer when a man is aroused, wo
know that many who now live must
die for an Idea, mi inspiration, a nu
ll oiial purpose, jet tho cost is cheap in
cHP'tniiMjii with the deep national
sliiinn- of te naming silent when utter
ance would save, and indolent when
action would bless.
Tin: iiooiKs. ok sstauvki) iwcikicos
ouv in liUNintr.ns or thousands fok
KKTKIUUTIOK. Tub call is to you,
Amkuica. To. whom ei.sk should
they tuunv
CUISIS.
Ill dajs of Idle peRCO when time glides by
At still an nwallowH wings In tunny sky,
Then all men seem alike, and fool and wlo
Unsifted pass beneath their bright dlcguUo.
Uut when great deeds arc stirring such as claim
Strong souls that gladly choose of death or fame ;
And high endeavor, solf denial stem,
Unflinching purpose, heart that hotly burn
For truth and honor, counting not the cost,
But counting life Itself thus spent well lost.
Then the true man la clearly manifest
And etll looks Its worst and good It best.
And shams and poor pretence untimely die,
Withered 'neath the rayi of pure reality;
80 will unftlt'rlng feet the hlghar climb,
Knowing that crisis is God's testing time.
Annual Convention of the National
Plumber Association.
At San Antonio, Texas, April 18lh
to 15th, 1898.
For tho abovo occasion tho Burling
ton will soil tickets to San Antonio,
Texas, and return at ono first class
standard (not tompornrily reduced)
rate for tho round trip.
Tickets will bo sold April 0-10-11,
with limit of continuous passage in
each direction, linal limit fifteen days
from dato of salo.
An arrangement has been mado
whereby a fifteen days extension to tho
limit of tho ticket may ho secured by
depositing tho return portion of sumo
with joiut agent at San Antonio on or
beforo April 22d.
This arrangement for extension of
limit is mado to enable passengers to
make sido trip from San Antonio to
Mexican points, which enn bo obtained
nt tbo following special rates.
To Monterey and return, I5.G0. To
Mexico' City and return, going and re
turning same route, $25. To Mexico
City and return, going via Lorcdo, re
turning via Eagle Pass, or vico vorsai
30.00. Tho S. A. & A. P. also advise
that they will soil spcoial sido trip
tickets from San Autonia to Corpus
Chrisli, llockport and Arkansas Pass,
at extro moly low rates for tho round
trip. A. Comovku, Agent.
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Dr. Fennor'a Dyapopsia Curo
As the name implies, is simply for
dyspepsia or indigestion. This prepa
ration is the prcociiption of one of
America's mint eminent plijsielans,
whose writings? on medical questions
aro accepted as authority 11 in t sat
isfactory after using one but-lc youi
mo cy will uo rciunucit t,y ot
n MOTHER!
There is no
word so full
of meaning
and about which such tender and
holy recollections cluster as that
of " Mother "she who watched
over our helpless infancy and guid
ed our first tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Moth
er is beset with danger and all ef
fort should be made to avoid it.
.. - . so assists nature
UnthOr O in the change tak
mUlllCI U ing place that
the Expectant
Mother is ena
bled to look for-
Friend
ward without
dread, suffering or gloomy fore
bodings, to the hour when she
expenenccs tnc vy m '--
Its use insures safety to the lives
of both Mother and Child, and she
is found stronger after than betore
confinement in short, it ''makes
Childbirth natural and easy, as
so many have said. Don't be
persuaded to use anything but
MOTHERS FRIEND
uu inifa oii(Tnnii mom In ten min-
utos with either of her other two ohil
dren than slio am niiogeuier whu hut
last, having previously used four bot
tles of 'Mother'H Friend.' It is a
blessing to any one expecting to be
come a MOTHEK," says a customer.
Hendkiison Dalk, Carml, Illinois.
Of Druggliti at 11.00. or sent br eipreis on reclp
or prlc. Writ for book conUinlun testimonials
Md Tlubl inforuftUon (or U Mothtrs, frt.
The UnUm KftMttr ., AtUaU, fit.
Tho misery of It
Is awful.
USE
ST. JACOBS
OIL
TO CURE
SCIATICA
You'll feel It la worth Its
weight In gold.
WHAT OTIIKRS SAY.
Skekeus aftkk oolo know they may
bo diappoiuted, but seekers after
health take Hood's Sansapaiilla with
the utmost confidence that it will do
them woudeiful good.
Hood's Pills are the only pills to take
with Hood's Saisnparilla. Easy, y.t
efficient.
In JSS8 my wife went easl and was
attacked with ihcuiuntisiu. She re
ceived no iclief until she tried Cham
berlain's Pain Halm. Since that thin
we liavu never been without it. Wo
lind it gives iurtant relief in cases of
burns and scalds and is never failing
for all rheumatic and neuralgia pains.
D. C. Bkant, Santa Ynez, Cal. For
salo by H. . Grico.
In the ovont of war it will cost $202
to firo an 8-inch riflo, 1480 for a 10-inch
1888 for a 12-inch nnd 11,852 for a 10
inch gun. Sevoral such shots in caso
of war with Spain would no doubt
mako sovoral holes in tho Spanish na
val and morcantilo marine, and sond
numerous "Dons" to tho "happy hunt
ing grounds," but nt tho samo timo
leave a terrible big holo in the treasury
of Uncle Sam.
Bro. Young, of the Stockton Now.9,
strikes a warlike attitude nnd says:
"Polish up my rusty saber, dig me up
my blunderbuss. I'll forsako the field
of labor, and I'll fight theSpanish cuss.
I'll have none of moderation, for my
spirit's soroly tried. Naught will soothe
my perturbation, but a pioco of Spanish
hide. I'm a warrior! Do you hear mo?
Clear tho track! Don't stop tho way!
Thoso who know mo host all foar me.
When I start there's holt to pay. Turn
mo looso oncol Let mo nt 'cm and
you'll hear an awful thud. Then I'll
proudly march to Kansas with a bucket
full of blood." Smith Center Pioneer.
A Missouri absconder recently lied to
Kansas. At Topoka ho noticed a man
looking strnngoly at him and fled to
Oswego. Tho next day ho saw that
tho samo old white haired gentleman
was in town. Tho absconder skipped
to (Jardon City. Thoro again wns the
samo old whito haired gentleman.
Again tho thief jumped across tho f-tato
arriving nt Fort Scott. Again he saw
the old white haired man. Ho re
solved to surrender, and ho walked up
to his pursuer nnd said: "Mr. Pinker
Ion, I surrender." "Pinkerton!" ox
claimed tho old man, "I'm John Sea
ton, candidate for governor. Are 'you
liable to bo on tho state delegation."
Wichita Kaglo.
"A word to tho wiso is sufficient"
and a word from tho wiso should bo
sufficient, but you ask, who aro tho
wiso? Those who know. Tho oft re
peated experienco of trustworthy per
sons may bo taken for knowledge. Mr.
W. M. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough
Uemedy gives bettor satisfaction than
any other in the market. He has been
in the drug business at Klktou, Ken
tucky, for twelve oars; has m!L him
diciU of ljotlle.i of this remedy and
nearly all other cough medicines man
ufactured, which shows conclusively
Chamberlain's K the most satisfactory
to the peoplo anil Is the bi st Fur salt)
by II. K. (J nee.
Wherever tho favorite comedian,
John Dillon, is announced to appear
ho is always the subject, of much dis
cussion. Many aro tho stotles told,
with more or lesj truth, of John aud
his eccentricities when tho gonial com
edian had looked doop into tho flowing
bowl. Tho clay pipo through the key
hole tho boot ho let down from the
window to a sympathizing friend by
the aid of a cord mado from tho bed
clothes. Tho many times ho has
pawned himself to tho liquor dealer
all theso and many others aro told.
And yet the great heart of tho public
was always ready to forgive, and when
"KIchard was himsolf again." what
crowds ho drew. Seven years havo
passed since Dr. Keeley performed his
miraculous cure, and bIiico that happy
day John Dillon has never disappoint
ed an audience. He is in splendid
health and spirits; is delighted with his
new part and with tho success of his
now play, and will surely amuso all
who see him in "Hartlett's Komi to
Seltzervllle," at thu opera bouse Satur
day evening, April 0th.
The good ship Maine at anchor lay,
- i tho Irirhor in Havana bay. It was
night and the sailois went to sleep,
without any fear of thu treacherous
deep, and 110 ilioughit, .f a cruel, re
voiiKoful.fnc, thai wilt planning then to
strike tho blow which would take thu
lives of the sailors brave, mid eiuk
them low in a watery grave. The cap
tain sat in his cabin alone, writing let
ters to friends at home. He wan tell-
ing hi uif of 'bis luroigii pi.il, while
In tliio I'lpul iii-M.O woiikI Im shott.
Tho watch was pacing the deck so they
I toll, and had just called out, "All U
woll," when suddenly there came nn
awful boom, which sent the ship to its
"eternal doom. Hill Anthony to the
captain groped his wny, salatrd and
said, "Excuso'jne, sir, but I hnvotosay
the ship's blowcd up and is sinking in
Havana bay." No lime for the sailors
to shed a tear, to think of home nnd
I offer a prayer; but tho noble crow had
gone to sleep in the inky waters of the
treacherous deep. Some lie beneath
tho rolling waves while others sleep in
foreign graves. Hut few are left of
that gallant band, to return to home
and native laud. A nation mourns for
bravo men gone, there's a vacant clinir
in many a home; a mother weeps for
her darling boy, and a father' heart is
dead to joy. Anil the ineiiin -t thing
done by cruel Spain, was the wn eking
of the battleship Maine McC x lie
piioiitau
lihoumntiBm Cured in a Day.
"Mys ieCuto," for ihcumntisin and
neuralgia nitlleally cures In 1 toll days,
lis action upon the .system is remark
able aud mysterious. It remove at
once the cause and the disease imme
diately disappears. Tho first dose
greatly benefits; 75 cents. Sold by H.
E. Grico, druggist, Hed Cloud, Neb.
It it true wisdom for every
body to take a thorough course of
Swift's Specific just at this season
of tho year. The blood is sluggish
and impoverished, aud the system
is full of impurities which should
be eliminated. In addition to
thoroughly oleansing the blood,
and toning up the system so as to
avoid Iobs of appetite and a gen
eral run-down feeling in the
spring, S. S. S. so strengthens and
builds up as to fortify against tho
many forms of dangerous illnosB
thtvt abound during tho hot sum-
,mor season, it la u very small
mutter to tako this precaution but
it insures health aud strength all
summer. Swift's Specific
S.S.S.fTneBl00d
is far ahead of all other remedies
fur this purpose It is a real
blood remedy which promptly
purifies the blood and thoroughly
renovates the entire By stem, tones
and strengthens the stomach, and
renews the appetite. It is the
only safe tonic, being purely vege
table, and the only blood remedy
guaranteed to contain no arsenic,
sulphur, mercury, potash or other
mineral substance, which is of so
much importance to all who know
tho injurious effects of theso drugs.
Nature should bo assisted by na
ture's remedy, S. S. S. Take
S. S. S. and bo well all summor.
WITHOUT DRUGS 1 i
A list of tbodiseasos that can he
cured by
OSTEOPATHY
OSTEOPATAY is tho sclenco
of drugless healing. It is a means
of adjusting nbnoimalcnnditlons
of thu body nnd restoiing its
functions. Osteopathy is found
ed on tho principles of Anatomy,
Physiology, and by skillful ma
nipulation tho Osteopath reaches
the samo results obtained by
drugs without leaving tho injur
ious elleetR ol meuiciue,
MARY CHASE ROCKWELL,
DU'LOMATK IK
OSTEOPATHY,
Has opened ollieo in the north
north rooms os the Moon Hlock,
(tit) dalrs), where slut will give
lull Osteopathic treatment
The following diseases are succcis.
fully treated by Osteopathy.
Aetlnna, Hiruwliy. iumlla, hvniltirhu.
ritzi'iun, feNcrv, Koltro. eninrrli, enroll'
olax. liHCkitcho. cotullpntlon, chrunlu
illnrrlioea, i1hii'Iu, NhlmiHiom. ilrnti
)', kldnuy (lUeanoH, dlnan peculiar to
xeomtn tpeeiuity, iIicnmntlMm, brililnemi
poor clrinl. Hon, torpid liver. uIiopokhch,
lieni'iiil dplilllty, VHraMiHP von, ili'Hf
iicm. Iiront'liltlh. llirom )Im'iii-o, lung
troiiuk'b, ilin'titca of tliu eo, nurvoim
prostration, tic.
Office Hours 9 t la and 1 ( 4.
Consultation l-rcc.
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Our skilled o jtician examines ryes free Come in and let him exam
ine your eyes. If jou don't lequiio glasses lie will tell 3011 so.
Only tegular doctor of refarction in the county.
Newliouse 13:ros.
Jewelers and Opticians.
CSTTho very finest Watch, Clock and Jowolav Repairing. Satisfac
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Special Bargain Sale in Our i
Shoe Department
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Special Bargains in Children's Shoes.
Special Bargains m Ladies' Shoes,
Special Bargains in Men's Shoes.
Special Bargains in Boy's Shoes.
Wo invito you to see our now spring lino of
Men's and Boy's Clothing,
Men's and Boy's Hats.
Wu can save you money on them.
ALSO SPECIAL HAHGAINS IN
New Spring Dress Goods,
Capes, Skirts and Skirt Waists.
Tiy a sack of our Warranted Flour. It is tho best.
You will like it.
Nebraska Mercantile Company,
ALFRED HADELL, Manager.
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He littcd accurately, perfectly and speedily by ono who can do it.
LATEST GIIADUATE OPTICIAN. I havo tho finest nnd most complete
trial cao for testing the eyes in tho valley. Am bottor equipped for and
do the optical business of this county. Will fit you bottor and cheaper
than enn bo done elsewhere.
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bedmienlHuwiiui'ii WIRE IiiiliaiKiugM' King, llneast Pim and Uracelets
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You owe your eves that of properly eating
for them. You can't, be too careful with na
ture's greatest blessing, mid the most deli
cate organs youi eyes. Noaily every hu
man being has
I:0ye - if:fo-ifc-
A Good Alarm Clock for 75o.
When 30U como to buy this clock
you will tiud that I havo them ami
will t.ot try to soil you something
higher pncid. You will find All I
oiler for salo equally cheap, such ns
ONE AND EIGHT DAY CLOCKS,
A 1 CI IKS,
JEWELUY,
SII.VKBWAUK.
FINGER KINGS.
SPECTACLES,
CHARMS.
CHAIN'S.
THOS. JPJSKMANT,
Jowolor nnd Graduate Optician,
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