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~ Notice is hereby given that will prose-
cate to the extent Of the law. any poison or
persons that I may catch Getting hays or tina
Der on my lands on Hay Creek, IN u Of the
n ~ h.s p th9ssw {seMt'on So.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A DvERTISE. ADVERT SE.s ADVERTISE
"A 1t is truth. universally admitted ia thu
aga, thst no man in any business can be sue.
ccssnal unless he alvertises lfbcrally, land
people. lfanybody isso foolish :, to, doubt
shss proposition: let him open his sleepy eyes
and look around him. look at his neighbors
IN nns!ness-mark the merchant who il COLI
t'nuslly occupied in making himself known
VINO 1skes stvantage Of that great ruleI 81
popular and his advantages for doing business
pubic whose namc nnd location arc seen in
hundreds Of newspapers and on thousands OF
cards, handbills &c. whose wile-awako pol
,cy i continually gaining. him u notoriety.--
Compare him with that slow go no. go old
|c"rmudgcon, who never saw his name in print,
except perhaps on the lirt Of petit jurors aud
who sits behind his dusty desk, IN tho dusty
corner Of his dusty grocery, waiting for Gus
TO oers. like an old bottlcrb ollied spider, who
has built his web in All obscure corner Of a
diapidated smoke house. md sits watching
and waiting in vain for Aies: Maek the dull
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
goods boxes, ornamented once in while by /,
piece Of blue drilling or rusty calico but
mach oftener proving a resting place for q
crowd Of lazy, lounging loaters. who always
resort to the store OF a man who does not al
vcrtisc, because they know there il no danger
OF being disturbed By customers. See the al-
with overybody. builds up largo business,
gets rich before no is too old to enjoy riches,
and retircs, leaving largo and rcmnnorativo
business to his sons and faithful clerks; while
he ENJOYS himself and his wealth, tho honore,l
leader Of every progressive movement. tho
dignifod president OF eseryt society and
association. and perhaps the incumbent Of the
most honorable and rospo:sible offices in thu
State. gfzrsr-r~r '.-..,.s,-..-.
SEQ again your non-ad vertiser, " no fool,shly
thinks people meyer read the advertiseme.,t
column Of u newspaper See him, VIC say
dronng out oac or two years Of dull business
IN Q place, nlwaysrc complaining OF hard times.
and mover making a larger sale thar y pound
Of candles OF bar Of soap. and then mo wing
TO some other town, 8 some better business
point" and meeting with the same result thcrc:
again removing, and SO knocking about from
pillar to post like a five cont travelling men.
agerie, whose whole establishment consists OF
q halt-starved postum and sore headed coon,
a bob tailed monkey ana u squint-eyed wild
cat and so 60 on till he dies, mourncd by
no one. and only remembers asa . relic Of
Look End you, enumerate tho
merchants Of your acquaintance, and see if
this is not 80. People won't trade with man
that don't advertise; because they don't gen.
orally know him; and besides, they know tina.
q man Who'll not entcrprising enough to adj
vcrtise, can't afford to sell as chca p. his more
active competitors, that DO. $780,.
Then advertise, =! q - = .fs4 Z >t@
Merchants Of Red Wing!
Our paper offers first rate medium FIR you
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WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
TG3 FAMILY DOCTOR.
CONTAINING Z.
Simple Remedies, easily obtained, 70,
the Cure cf Disease IN all it, Eo,n,s.
.a3a.a sr1r BY a:s.i.6[ .gust
PROF. HENRY s. TAYLOR. NJ. D.

!" Lois lou How to attend upon the sick,
and how to cook ter them
now to prepare Poultices,
DRINKS, &C., and how. to
guard against infection from
?. ru Contagious Diseases.
II Aens lou " the various diseases OF
|ts children. and gives the best
and simplest mode Of treat
mrnt during Teething Con-
4s,.e.,,.r. vulsions, Whooinr-Couoh.
r.. 49, .,-',,. - Vaccination: Measles, &c.
II IeIls tou Tho symptoms Of Group, In
tfsefE2 su hntum, Cholera Collie. Dia-
rnoea, Worms, Scaled Head.
- - Ri1gworm, Chicken Pox, &c
. .,., -.. and gives you the best RENE
sles for their cure. sI3a,
II is1is lou Tho symp toms Of Fever and
Asue, and Bilious, Yellow
Iyphus, Scarlet and other
Feve,s, and gives you the
pest and simplest remedies
1t Tells You The symptoms of 1nauopz.
ss.. ..-a consumption, Dropsy, Gout.
como Dyspepsia, Asthma, Rhrct,
.-.~S. 60. matisnl, Lumbago, Erysipo
r,-e,.ss las, &c, and gives you the
=. best remedies for their cure.
IL Tells You The symptoms Of Cholera
'i Morbas. Malignant Cholera,
Small Pox, Cramp, Dysente-
81 al .af, ~, Diseases Of the Builder,
Kidneys and Liver, and tho
best remedies for their cure.
1t Tells You The symptoms Of P)eurisy,
'e-'ss 80 s'@' Mnmps, Neuralgia, Paraly-
r1-ge-Ea .ilssG els :. Apeplcxy, the various
LLEan4 Diseases Of the Throat, Far
1r-1%f ana Eye, Teeth, and the
best remedies for their euro.
1t Tells You The symptoms Of Epilepsy,
Jarndice. Piles, Diseases o
So The Heart, Rupture, Hemorr-
s.r.r -, r- hage, Venereal Diseases and
llydrophobia, and gives the
?. ,, >, best remedies for their cure
IL ie'1s You The best and simpleat treat
e. mont for Wounds, Broken
Bones and Dislocations, Fe
ver Sores, sprains, .Lockjaw
-, White Swellings, Ulcers,
Wlitlows, Boils, Scurvy.
Burns aud S. rofula.
It Tells You OF the various diseases pccu
liar to Women. and gives the
best and simplest remedies
1--WE 'r'-it for thcir cure,l together with
IN t5 T. many valuable hints for the
preservation of the health.
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NOTICE,
evergreensupon my promises. will be prosccu-
ted 10 the full extent Of the law. And I will
pay fifty dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient 70. convict any person OF such tres!-
pass. All the pines between Wacoota and
Wcstervelt are on my land. There are plenty
of pines IN the other side of the lake for all
Christian purposes, that are of no other use. u
GEO. w. BULLARD.
December "a, 1889. l77tf
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II fat hog comes to five dollars
what will q poor ono come to? TO 8
pail of swill. @.,t 2'as"a y.
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w ESTEl<N W Rid z
Insurance & Trust Company.

Office, Nos i42 and la South Water Steeet
Chicago illinois,. Capital $ $4,000. 80 ST.
Board OF iDiroctors.-O. Kendall. Geo. II.
Hazclton, AMI Benedict, Hon. l.. S. Church.
Chas: H. Abbott Geo. II. Hazelson, President,
Having received IN appointment as Agents
of the above Company for Red Wing and
vicinity, we arc prepared to receive applica-
lions for Insurance in tho same. gra12. F
l6O:m6 Brown & Bctchcr Agents.
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Departments Of Bookkeeping and Accounts.

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COMMERCIAL LAW.
BY special arrangement! with the Law School
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we circulate our paper 30, gentlemen, if YOU
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Chicago, Ncw York: Philadelphia. Albany.
Buffalo: Cleveland and Detroit. S.hola u il.
good through the entire chain OF seven collcg,
CONSTELLATION Of IS Bryant & Strattu,: s.
Mercantile College, and ''Eeli's C,mmerc:
College," now conducted rs one Institute, ;.
WIN h is the recipient of an extraordinary I'D
unprecedented patronage. 1915 2
Harmon Block. Corner Clark and Washington
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Principals and Proprictors.
BY this {. Installation the collegiate course of
this institution is greatly enlarged and witla
the Improvements which the business exrcri-
cnce Of the Principals enable. them constn atl;-
to introduce Tor the benefit Of their students,
it is made greatly superior in all respc' is. ~
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At the late United States Fair in Chicago. for.
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ss.sD.ss91 .-z.l FOR SALE. 2afs1 o. 5.isa
I STORE HOUSE, With the lot on which i
"a stands, near Gsnld's Landing. Waco, =
Terms fayor.ble.title guaranteed. Inq, t,
,,,s Or CoLv1LL & HAM1LToN,, 7ish
/ sWaeeeta May II, 49, t..-T al, :: l.6-sn ;
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Merchants Of Red Wing!
Our paper offers q first rate medium FIR you
to become acquainted with the people Of the
Lake Valley, Cannon Falls, Pine Island,
- Zumbrota, ssah ais
Mazeppa, Mantorv:lle, Wasioja, Rochester,
Chat6eld, g. as m rs u
Blue Earth, Owatonna, 'Faribault, Senapee
r Roscoe ~ s19 p. = q.
Cannon City, Hader, Goodhue Center, and
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Two Express Train" daily (sund"ys except,
morning and evening boats from st.. Paul: con
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers. and trains or
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad. :. s-gEzse.
-..3saEo aGf = 4iIaG Us .lE9il Essiaiiaa 4; no
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamers
Milwaukee, ltasca and Ocean Wave. leave s.
Paul every morning, Saturdays excepted,
Train. SsoHs oa: III D2tlAhI -lia} %. sE1'57'S
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
nnaa L. 90 loSn

I
December %, l85e.}
sEALEp Proposals Will be reeriyed st this De
one sna ten
sand doll Srs stock of the United States, authorize
as has been heretofore awarded to bidders Under under
the terms o. tho act, who have failed to depOsite
This stock will be- rembnrsRe b sf. in tssn years
from the LIST of January last. and bear interest at
Of July of each
Ne bid will be received below par, and none for
bid be consdefed unless one per oent"m nS WI" of ths
s.mount is deposited. subject 10 rho order of the
United states whose eeeas Of psneh deposts pc tse
must accompany tn. hid; In all cases the bids must
ct q, others, and must state the premium offered
outside Of the envelope Proposas for Loan ',r9 IF
ls5s" and he addressed to the Secretary of the
be accepted from any bidder will ' be- seauired ie
:" be PAID to the depnstary Of the United states
venIent by him: Should bids he accepted from
parties not residing within the United states they
with the r ono Sev
YORK: phlladeiphia, OF New Orleans.
dollars each, payable to the successful bidders or
bearer with coupons Of seml annual interest from
thereto, certificates Of itock for sums Of ve
Mthonsand M dollars each inscribed, on the books of
Issued at the option Of the successful bidder. for n the he
Of as Sstfs d tss
United States with the depositaries Of the United
States; The stock will in all cases bear interest
from the date OF such depOslte. The interest the
coupon stock from that date to the LIST July and the
interest payake on that day and each subsequent
nall year on the inscribed stock W be paid to the
successful hldders or their transferees under the
long established regulations on that subject.
Successful bidders will be required 20 deposjta
the principal and premium of their accepted bid on
or before the tenth day of February next The pre-
lminary deposite of one per cent, WI! be immodi-
atey returned 10 the unsuccessful bidders
HOWELL COBB,
de y eotJaD 81 Secretary Of the Treasury
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CN TRAVEL LIKE PIzIN-The electric tele
graph ls bound to remain mystery to the mill
lion, and ludicrous conceptions of its nuodns
0Psr0"di. which some Of the most ignorant
people have formed, arc as mirth provoking as
anything out of Rsbelais or Smollett. The last
illustration Of this that has fallen under our
Journal:
Not long since, an old lady entered o 'Reilly's
omce In this city, and said she had messiy ye
To send to Wheeling. In a few minutes her
note was deposited in dumb waiter, and as
oendsd IN mysterious manner through the
ceiling VIC
:. Is thst going straight to Wheelinc,'' in.
CURED the old lady, with her eyes ben, up3n
es ms'am.' answered the clerk
L never was there" continued she :. but
u hardly seems possible that their town Gss N
that direction When will I get an answar
Mr.. Telegraph
- can scarcely tell, ma am; it may be two
or three hours.
The old lady went away and returned ,ne,-
sctly two hours Just rs she entered N. -
the dumb waiter came down through the coll.
Ing.
There is your answer, ma am, ;" s,id the
clerk
The old lady took the neat yellow envelope
In her hands, with q smile of mingled gratif-
cation and sstonishment
Now. that beats all, exclaimed she, .sbless
my heart All the way from Wheeling. and
the wafer still wet. That is an swk ward look
ing box, but il can travel like pizen
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fEV MR. GUINNEss AND HIS PULPIT PEcuLI-
ARIGlF,-The Presbyterian Of last week saws:
Although it was the intention of the Rev Mr.
Guinness to have been in New York by this time
he is still III Philadelphia. For the last week or
two he has preached every night to crowded con
gregations In the Rev. DR.. Wylie's church Du-
ring the first part Of his visit curiosity was So
much in the ascendant that comparatively little
religious impression was produced. but recently
things have assumed very different and far
more cheering aspect. We by no means regard
MIR. Guinness as great preacher, or as bril-
liant one. but he is certainly a most earnest
laborer in his Masters cause. For weeks past be
has preached every night as often also in the af
ternoon. as We'll as three times OH the Sabbath.
In many things he reminds us of DR.. Nettleton
He does not desire singing after the sermon. and
frequently requests that the congregation will IS
perse without speaking word In some cases
where the music Las not suited him he has VEN
tured to take things somewhat in his own hands
by reading out two lines of the hymn at time.
a d requesting the congregation TO sing; and W..
must say that the success has been so eIninently
edifying that we almost wonder that from that
moment this was not adopted as the permanent
style for that part of the serviccn
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The TYPOGRAPHY OF N-COnsump-
hon orig mates IN all laitudes-from the 20 ouator
where the mean temperature is eighty degrees.
with ght variations 10 the higher portion of the
temperate zone, where the mean temperaturr ia
forty degrees, with sudden and violent changes
The opinion. long entertained that it is peculiar
to cold and humid climates, is founded on error
Far from this being the case. the tables of NOR.
tality warrant the conclusion that consumption is
more prevalent In tropical than in temperate coun-
tries. Consumption is rare in the Arctic regions
in Siberia, Iceland. the Farce Islands the Ork-
neys, shetlands. and Hebrides. And in connr-
NATION Of the opinion that il decreases with the
decrease of temperature, 1t is shown from extern
sive data that in Northern Europe il is most pre-
vaent at the level of the sea and that il
with increase of elevation to a certain point. II
is uniformly more fatal in cities than in the coun-
try.