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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16
Take Thy Pill.

A gentleman of the old school thus
describes the rendering of a well-known
hymn by a modern fashionable choir
-Firstly, the soprano, in soaring
leap, sings, Take thy pil'-followed
BY the alto and tenor in duet with like
advice (while the soprano is magnifi-
Gently holding on to the ''pil, and as
the deep base profoundly echoes the
same, Take thy pir'-they finally
unite and repeat together eventually
succeeding in singing ''Take thy pill
grim to his home," &C., greatly to the
relief of both minister and people, who
seem alike awfully impressed with the
suggestive advice 50 emphatically re-
iterated.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16
A Chinaman in the Kitchen.

~ ''A hcustuoist anu y.
we think those of Miss Mallory, as
recited to her friend, Ann Rvan-in
Scribncr, FOR JanuaIv-must have been
the sorest. Miss Malonv, be it under
stood. had five good characters from
respectable places and was well set
tied in her new situation, when .rale
haythen Chneser, n GRIMM as if he'd
just come off Il tay box was introduced
into the family rs waiter:
We'll, the ways and trials had wild
that Chinescr, Ann Ryan, couldn't be
tellin. Not a blissed thing cud de
but he'd he lookin' on wild his eyes
cooked up'ard like two poomp-handies.
an he widont speck or smitch o
whishkers on him. an his tinger-nails
full yard long. But its dyin' You'd
be TO see the nissus a-larnin' him, and
he GRIMM an waggin' his pig-tail
(which was pieced out long wild some
black stool. the heathen chate u and
gittn' into her ways was wonderful
qnck don't deny imitatin' that sharp.
you'd be surprised, aud ketchin' an
copyin' things the best of us will do a
hurried wild work, yet don't want comm
TO the knowledge Of the famiy-bad
lnck TO him,
is it ate wid him: Arrah, an
would be >ittin' wild a haythen an
he a-atin wild drum-sticks-ycs, an
attn dogs an cats unknownst 10 me.
! warrant YOU which IL is the custom
Of them CAincscrs, till the thought
made inc that sick could die. Bat
thc woncsy OF all was the copyin' he'd
he dom till ye'd he dishtracted. Its
Nersel knows the tinder feet that's on
me since ever I've bin in this country.
Well. OWN 10 that, fcll into 4 way
q o~'ippiu me shoes OF when III bc .et-
TAN down - paie tie praitics or the
iiNr~ % that. and, do We mind, that
haYtbcn would 10 the same thing after
iHr "Atnlscr Tie missuS set him ID par
n apples or tomatcr>cs. The saints
~ Heaven couldn't have made him be-
i'avc he cui klpc the shor~ on hiu.
when he'd be nayIin' ANY thing.
DID lave fur that: taiN. an
didnt. Didu't he got me into thgoublc
wii ms nissu-, the haytheu. You're
aware ycrsc! how the boonllc, comm
IA trom the grocery often contains
nlorc II II 20 into anything uaCcntly.
30. ioi that matter, III now anl then
taht out = sup Y sugar, Or hour, Or lay.
an wrap II ln paper anl put it ia ne
hit Of a box tucked under the ironin'
h.ankit The how it cuddcn't be budler
ia any one. Well. what shud it be-.
bHt th,~ blessed Saturday morn the
nnis'uS was slakin' pleasant amt re-
opcc.inl wid me III the KITCHEN, when
the groccr-hoy comes III an stands for
nest her wid his boondlcs, an' size
mo,ions like to Fling Wing (which
never would call him by that name ncr
any other hut just haythcn,l she mo-
tiuns 70 him, ~hc does, Tor 10 take the
hoondles and empty odt THE sugar an'
what not where they belongs. nj
Nonll behave me. Ann Rvsn. what did
that blathrrn' Chiueser do but tax,
ont sup y sugar, an handful D. tay.
an hit g chazc. right aiorr thr mis-
s'i-, wrap them into bit~ o. paper. and
| >pacheiess wid shurpri,e. an the
next minute up wld dc lronin -hlanku.
and pnliin' ont me box Wli show q
betn ~ly. 70 put them IN. Dca. TIL.
Lord forgive ms. hut clutchcu i'll. AMI
tnr mi~>n, saNln. % k,JY " III 4
way thai "a cru'ile Your blood. lies
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16
Sanford's independent Line.
Winter Arrangements.
FARES AND FREIGHTS REDUCED

Four Dollars (sll To Boston. including Coach
Pare TO WiRteFp0rt
steamer kATAIIDIN Capt. HrSRr :. Etcu.
. r--. Win leave wInrerport for BOSTON
'cvcfv MONDAY at n O'Clock A
~A-->srss--As NJ. touching at all the usual land.
ings ON he fivcr and bay
RETURNING
vii leave Raston for Wtnterport tnrrhiog .s
above, every TIT E>DAN al 4 O'Clock r. u
f.rc i'em h!aSor or iiamr.ien to Fsos'6n. 81 Go
Pare from WInirrTtoTt and BHrksport to
Boston. "a
Pare irom >carsPari ani Belfast IL nas.
tnn. D 4,
Far. from Cam len aua Eoekland T. Ba.
ton. -.
P.s sa.o and Coach Tickets can b.. i,ra.,r,,I Ii
tie international Telegraph on
frcighf> ta>en At re,iucrsi rates
\ h-t et freight can b. .cen II the cac. ia
the wharf each 'irp-
LOOMS TANLoE. Agrlt
pcc. 3lSt l-9a 40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16

1ilE subscriber has taken the tfa-sr rcc.nsis va
] aistl hy s,to. ". EAIE. known a~ tsc 81.
sn 5gt IlVgsr and has rritcsl .Iid return. ca i.
t-g uE.iaut Transforming that IL acStEtc- d tttE
name. aAA he Aas therefore chrt-tcis % t..y ,.t4
HOTEL. Is ~tricf attention te ba-3H~s-. tla
accommodating wait - ami clerk. and Wlth ~.
osd And experienced La-firr 80 long a nNturr g.
the -iabie, to taAc ui that uePartgHcAf. c
hopes - meet and Ga I-cegtc Eposi SHARE ot
ublc patronage. " pains viii be- spare &.
MAKE THE Hau-c fayugite with thc tFAgcling
gubic
&S- livery room ln the house H. neatly ralutei
cAFJFcifed and furnished
e. ". BAnLEN. Proprietor
oct. l.ihl>.r 4tu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16

The London correspondent of the Chi
90 Trihui,a writes.

The london correspondent of the Chi
cago Tribune writes:
The life of the eminent civil engineer.
sir islinhard X. Brunei, which has ap-
peared thl> week, Is really IA history of
English engineering enterprise. Not
thc least interesting part of the volume
ls the chapter in which the account Is
gwen oi sailing OF the Great Western
steamer, the first which made regular
voyages across the Atlantic. Mr.. Brun-
Ell railway works, one would think,
would have given him ample employ
theni ,or the thirty years Of his profcs-
~Ipnal lie, nevertheless. during almost
the whole of tia. period he was engaged
in tie accomplishment of undertakings
which had for theirobiect the systematic
development pf ocean steamer nayiva-
una. ihe Great Western. lust referred
'1, INC Great Britain, the first large iron
Steamer. AMI the first large ship in which
tic screw propeller was used, and. last
", the Great Eastern. were Mr. Bruners
W1tN', bailt IN the midst of his other
oiigro>>tng occupations
Although tile t,rca, WcA.lcrn was the
iir>t Gamer which wa built for regular
'ot age between Europe and America.
the ur>t attempt Ia test steam in the
voyage across ihe Atlantic was made by
an American ship ot 500 ton, birdeu.
called The Ilayaunah. and built IN New
YORK. Her engines were Of small now
er. with paddle. made 10 shin and uu
Snip. She madr uuly two yoya,,rs Ia
and from Europe. IN the first nt thr.c.
>hr left the pom ul savannah ON Mn,
Il .,4..s q .r 1
~. 1872. NJ mrthcr adytn,, II, .ir,n
navigation seems ID huyc been attcmrt
ca dA4jI 1885. ln October nf ,h-,, v,.,,.
'.t meeting at I'll, Directors ot that
ttcat Western Railway t.Innau,. one
"s the paru spoke OF the rnnr,nou.
lchgtA ~ il then auucA-cl. ut tl.r nrnnns
a. railway from London 4, rtrf.tnI
M. Eguurl exclaimed ..Nb,. t,.,f ,,,l.c
it loagrr. aud bayc i .tra,,t,,,, N ",
rom hfistnl To Nv lnrl, anl cail il
''' Urea. Ne>iern. Ihi- suggestion
- treated n aJoAc hy the most ui
,u'~c MA' AoAuI III; but at niIht NJ.
ntiHr1 Ahd ~nfnr ot thr Director, talked
y n'rr aid committee W.. formed tn
'.ttt "Nt tt" rr"irr,.
"t p'iHrlp.c lich governed Bruuci
ia "tt'f.hl.Hii. tac dimensions aud pow
tf 20 t'' -hl- t' bul,. = cuaAciatcI b.
'i+h IA l.'e following terms: ''Thc resist
"it' M vessels - thr water 1 tc> nnt ill.,
'ttt~'' ~ drr"t proportion o. fheir TOM
hf1'. ih- = easily explained: the tom
mage iur'ct'es - t!iS cube, at tarir d.
iii'"-i"h', " lilC THE resistance Increases
ah '"' "- thcir squares: - That vessel
~ double tue tonnage ~ another. c.uia-
tIffs
power d,r, linf meet with lnuf,in resi.t-
anec Speed. therefor. would br or,,at
~ with tie large vessel, or the proper
tsanato bower al the cu4iuc, and con
Sumption ut tucl may be- reduced" ID.
Laf,!nrt ruuid uut .rctld.. ave hayr
TN wr.;r, "A- am extreme limit 81 ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16

The Belfast Republican says ex-Gov.
Crosby has been confined to his house
for two months with a painful nenralgic
disorder. He is obliged to abstain from
all professional labor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16
NEW JEWElRY STORE,

I'm subscriber would announce to
the people Of Ellsworth and vicin-
iit ihai De- ha- purchases ihc stock Trade af
'ED. !. DINN, al.j aale4 a The same "a FREE h
lot of JENLLEl WATI M. Sc.. and would
rs pleased - have those t4il on hin Who want
" .rtfE> or JEwELRY repaired. ha arc
Purchasing new IEWELRi. SC. lie uAs we'll
selected STOCK oi goods "a li- line aai intcHds
10 deal lasrIy ish all customers. lAitic1 lar al
ien,ion paid 10 all work entrusted 10 ais care.
Ss bork Harra strd.
fswil she public iIy me ~ 10 prices and
workmanship
store. MaIR 81, Eli-wnrlh NJ aine. next door
above :. u. Nisgla's Drug store.
T.. l.. DAVIS.
Ellsworth Dee 2JI. isss. 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16
H{RRIH FOR TIE HOLLDAIS,
before purchasing cur


cgU az GEO. CUNNINGHAM d Co's.
aud examine their stock OF FA\t GOODS aua
PItIl kt.>-
GEO. CUNNINGHAM a GO.
Nov. .&ih l~5u. 4-it
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16

A man we have heard OF is so short
that when he is i'll he don't know whet-
er he has headache or corns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16
yGV\ SyAvNTIIIyN

IN any branch OF Dental >eicucc or
IN PRICES
buy Gold Poll and all dental material. ln iAtgr
gnst ules aht much lower than any Dvntl.i in
LAstcIn Maine, therefore can AfuTd - ll goo!
work a. l"w a. any competitor may Offer.
an prepared to give nv patl-nts the bone AT
OF any late lmprpNr rmenf~ prartlcahic.
Anae-the-la usea inr extracting Teeth.
POSITIVELY WIrHoJr PAIN
and no injury 10 the Patient.
AnisciAl Teeth Inserted on tbs laic.t aud most
Approved liAn ~ iu~ A. the cheapest. serves si
sriiing teeth destroy cd withoai pain
lcrtect Satisfaction guaranteed IN all case
II u. member. once IN braniif Biock. Msin II.
Ellsworth. ]. !. D>tssstfl.
oct i~A -
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

tne COPY, il paid within three months,..-.-s2 60
II not paid within three monihs,. -.----...--.2 y
II paid at the end OF the yesr --.-.:--..-.-.2 50
No paper MIL be discontinued until all arrear'
ages are paid, except at the publishers option
and any person wishing his paper stopped, must
give notice thereof at the expiration Of the term,
whether previous notice has been given not.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
DE VENTA,

En- la casa de d Tomas Tolosa (hiio)
de Mayaguez. Maquinas de coser de an
carretel con un complete repuesto de pie
zas, y otras muy dtiles y desconocidas
hasta hoy, ruedas en- los pies.
Maquinas para rizar ropa, Arados do
Holl mejoradas de todos ndmeros, y sur
cadores, y de Amer sean los comedies
por Amarillos.
Venteadores para cafe y mals otros
electos de agriculture. Calesas de Q y4a
sientos, Calesitas para ninos velocipedos
y juguetes para id. Juegos completes ea
muebles de caoba, nogsl y otras made
ras finas. QuinQuGs de pared, colgantes y
sobremesa de una s luces, Mesitas para
papeles de m1sica: Oamas de hierros, Jar
ros y comboyes plateados, escritorios do
varias classes, Oristalerias y losa 6na.
Guarda oomidas, romanas de varias
classes, des,ie uno doce 90. de peso
por kilogramo Videt de caoba inodoros
pequefos, arreos dobles y sencillos, eue
ros para caleda, y otros muchos artfcaloa,
Al nismo tempo tiene ell gusto de
freezer al publico su nuevo establecimien.
to en- maderas teniendo un complete sur
lido en- ppen, superior y pino blanco, Te
janlaai dc cipr6s, y alquitran en- barrile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
Gran jugada de Gallos.
En- MOrOviS,

La que SO pre-, ,,ara para los diss
25 y 26 del e trante mes de Marco
50 espera sea luci'lfsima, pues ell que
suscribe, duef1o del ,ama de gallera
en- ste pneblo, no omite medic slguno
para que baya una gran concurrencis;
y al efecto inyita por medic del pre-
sente todos los a6cionados de los
puebles linlltrofes y lbs de la Isla en-
genera. aseguraodoles quo encontra
ran CO npeti torres para jugar todas las
peleas de los ndmeros y postas que
gu<tan.
Aquf no solo hallar$n q jugar todos
lo> conbatientes que gusten traer 4
la lid, sino que. preparado ell que sus
crloe como corresponde, tendran todo
10 necesario para estos; asi como tam
bieo Sc abri.a para dichos dias una
casa de hu6spedes provisional, donde
procu' ara d.. jar complacidos en- to-
do 10 possible q sus favotecedores-
Mo owls, Febrero 26 de 1871-Jo
Sc Guerrero. 3 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
SEMLLLAS DE HORTALIZA.
S, &C ban de recibir de Nueva-
York, en- cast de F. Ramos.
, yAMBlEN ) n hay Aqua dc Vichv
q Z welcomes litro.
La Esfera Fortaleza a "a

En- este Estab'ecl niento sc acaba
de recio:r un uagnihco sartido de
ar loulos d t,:|as 5is ses como SIN IL
jsras 6nas ordinar'as, portapiumas e.
nos papsi para cartas grandes y pc
queflos idem para nifos, orquill as
para sonora, cinturones de charol pa
ra habitos de Sonora, agujas de todas
classes, id. para crochet, hilo de todas
classes, i'd para bordar blanco, peines )
peinillas, b'tones de nacar y de seda
de todas classes, bultos para llevar IL
bros los niflos de todos tamafos, car
teras para Wage. id. Meletas y lsaules
trensillas ara adcrnos de traje, lapices
6nos y ordinarios. plumas de ganso,
carteras de bolsiIio y I'm variado sur
lido de articulos de Zapateria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
Ell JARDIN DE LA VIDA.

(oriendo en- un jardin eotr6 Maria,
bella cual la Illusion do los amores,
Sc exalt6 su ardiente fantasia
con los ricos matices de las flores.
Liba, cual inesperta mariposa,
la esencia de las flores peregrnas;
& coger va una rosa
y Sc clava en- los dedos las espinas;
siente Ia anins ell dano,
y aprende ell corazon un desengano;
We una camelia, her mosa en,la apariencia;
y halla una horimentira, sin esencia:
mira una sensitiva arrinconada,
Y De aquela modestia enamorada
pone sobre ella el dedo,
mas sus hojas la flor cielra con miedo;
aspira una aZucena,
Y su traidor perfume la envenena.
La nina siente ell corazon herido
y IN grito de dolor su labio exhala;
correr pretende tfmida, y resbaa
su breve pies en- el musgo humedecido;
los ojos vuelYe Dios, pide oonsuelo,
! q sus ojos ell llanto manda ell oielo.
salpica con sus lagrimas las flores,
causa de sns amargos dessnganOs,
Y exclama entire dolores;
HiiTrlste es Is inexperiencia de los aliosl'
-El jardit de ID vida
nos robo Ia slatsion, Ia Je, Ia calpa;
al penetray en- el, aastsa adueytida;
cseyva til coraso,s, esconde el alma.
TEoDvRo GUERRERO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
GAG E Z I IL a.

Que sea enhorabuena En- el dltimo vapor
corrco ha ilogaao do Ia Pen nsuia ei Sr.
u. EaRenio Sauchez Fuentcs Magistra j
do 4 j Ia a idencia de Santiago de Cuba,
f slioitainos coSdiafmeute y tao ilastra
do amigo nuestro, digno portfolios titulos
del alto paeato qlie va y ocupaf.
Teatro. Ia conpania dramatica del 81,
Annexy, de IS C0al poueinvs deelr que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
ReI oiert0 VMevA.


d. Maavco Meyer anuDca pdblico que ha heeho lega
ha aprenddo profession de los meores taeres de
cion IA profession, constanca trabao garantiz
las composcone dces supla pues las nte
ees dompuestos asegurandoes buena composition
los precios
Gale de la Cruz Ndm I esquna Ia de Tetuan. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
Francisco Baston V CO

Tenen buen surtido de reaizan crecid
clos moderados della plaza por aguardando
CARA en- los primeros das del pr6xmo Mario. "
Sc av Srs comprad de la Ila quieren
Establecimientos dc buenas barata mercancas
1tmo vpor Inges gran
edad Saa nha Sdefa de rcos coo Barege Pop
nilos otras teas dealaoos precos sumamene baos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
Coches.

Sc vends uaa calesa dedos cna.
tro asiento. otfa de dos asientos con
sus arneses correspond &ientes On basn
estado, on sus uabalses 8 sin sElos en-
Ia calle de Cruz ndmseo 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
AL COMERC
DE la Esla.

sube aaba de br irectamente Europa los
buque Maria Esmeada San Jos complete urdo de
compradas eooa medo oeci entaas compdor
landono consiguente gandes exstencias
Sc 6poca del acosumbra hacar anumnne g
joe Echevarri, motive dmos los
h promeendoes reaizar precios convenientas 9
En- Gale San Francisco ndmero esqunaa della Cruz
Echevarrla Companla. 5al2s ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19

vincia de Terto- Rico, Sc yerifcaran en-
ell dia ouell Gobierno de S. NJ determi
ne, con aSeg'o al Decreto del Gobierno
Provisioal de IA de D ciembre de S6S,
hoy lev,modifcado en- la forma quesc ex-
presa 81 los artfculos siguientes:
Art 90 La proyincia de Pderto-Rlco
eleiT5 ycuatro Senadores y ounce Dipu-
tad5$
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
LAS NOV EDADES:
nspEc1AL1DAD EN- soMBRERos On cALzADo.
sL-FORTALEZA. .-s4 a

Aoabamos de fecbr begant epno Temp de Baons,
,do de abancos nor n color pun todo Ultima move
medos egansmos de ores shor mberos
peo negros (bombos) ormo Ultima
Marroquines de j. NJ Ros surdos dna
au 10 dnas peos m6do Complete udo cazad
be ninos Sehoras muhos ahculos Cbaeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.

Sombreros negros de Copa.
Acahande l'egar d. ultima moda en-
Ell EsTABLEcIMIENTo de 8. GordiIs =
Sc espenden a SIS.
Pto-Rico 16 de Mario de 1871.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-19
ILNICEN DE- ROPI HICHI I SISIlERII
DE REMIGIO CERRA
6e9saun LnursaunasdS@uD G3G3e
1zsJ
-S- 4

I'll dueho ab!ecmiento ene ohecer todos
sutdo de meinos negoBatsta de
pendasApa
dres blapco de cooespiqus banco de se chae
uido de hecha, elias hay fuses de merno d
casmir dil-Camias, calzoncllos cace
batas-Pano verde boemang cuelos de vounarios
Ademas confecconan pleas ropa toda
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02
ii QxiNi As&qk -WHEiEAa. DEFAULT

,,Vl Has been made in ths condit;ols o: . cert.;,
'na1tIssss Gaty nads; aexscussd srd delivered ~
S s.o. Ws,eas and NJ il wascae, AIS We,
tsos % o. Mary H., 6sEs, MOI tsasee, bees
n.e O:soDer H.. A. d. 1867, anG rec3GeG il 4.
ddoe Of &C. kssistsr o. Decd IN and Sor sses .s
a%e1a 1t e4 ths ;a Ssy o. ossoses, A. y.
mens q cssii. 5, om.ssosy nots tSr i've aoulssd
ds'a.ri and iusess,5 ssv psaeen.: M .uuu:n, d-ssd
Sfssss ~. I'd 81 III sfs;a X % .:d
y, " peas ~ ~ - day 6f k0Nenss., A. D. 1870;
which said nortssge and tie mute the. eDy secured
wsss; o. the liza dsy sr February -. lo1s lor
ana set Over BY said tary a..pe1
aud spe1cef AeebeEt, llsr hSsDs.,6. :nn.v JOIN H.
LEMON by Instrument duly lecoruedIu tue once o:
Tue kseister o. Desds Gotesaid, on tas lis. dy o.
August, AID, au6s; 1t SV'c1oek "a Il, io took "A"
VI assignments aud Ag.ee nts,, @. ,pxss l56, aud
which s.id mortgage aud the note ii eie3y secured
c7~e1s !e2Alh tpx Na4usbien a1d Ausqrase COO.
sldetstion duly assigned, ,erred su ,et ov.r
o5 saau joan h. DehtoR, On sac 50fa tuaJ o. Jauua-
h ~, a y. ~ untv Charles D.. Kear aaN L.sva w.
Collins, Dy Isru4nehr Gully RECORDED IN the once OF
January A. .1S7l, vt ~ o'clock A. H.. ii psuk "A"
VI assignments aud agreeneuts, On px2es ~ aid
Nv. Inere ~ claimed % Ds cue, anu u DUE upon
said mortssAx Ut the date this notice Lie sum O:
Elk Auhureu anu fourleen and S5-luU dollar. AMI
ny reason OF the At ther OF tue power to
sell obtained Ill ssiG mortgage and reci deA there.
Will u1s Docoo operative tiOu proceed
lug has beeh InslltnteG Law on Otherwise to r..
cover tue debt secured by salc sage, or Any part
theTeo.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of said pow
or u sale Contained IN said NJ rts.2e, aad prrsI-
ans to tle statute in such made aid MOvided
sid ,orts,e viii be foreclos ed ior the a.nouns due
upon SAID nots aud mortgage, BY .le Of tie mort
SASed premses, to wit: All Lhu . sacts Of land ".
Lug III Inc county O. stesrns, anG ssate OF Alnneso.
~ dsscilbed iolluws, 20 wit: The est hxf o. tie
southwest QuarterOf section No. tWenIy-seyen (x)
the wesr hs1 OF the northwest quarter or SEC
lion tnrty-1oai lS4l IN township No. ono iaua.ied
aud Nv enty-hve lAzo hurth u r1nge tiirsyiWO Sz)
containins one hundred and s'xty acres, aconcina
10 the government survey tnereui. public veudus,
~ tue sheriff OF said county, IT tie door o. tAe
court House, Ii tne CITY VI -. Cloud, in said
county, on tue lsrA LAY VI MARCIA, "A. D. ls7l ut
O'clock in Lit ait -rnOOn Of that day. ~ satmly the
amount Which snail then be due IN saio note and
mortgage the costs Of forecls1ue with tue iurtl er
81 n VI twenty dolisrs in said mortgage cosenanted
and iced " De paid as attorneys ICES, in cass OF the
foreclosure thereof.
Dated February LIST, A. b. ISL.
THOS. G. ALDEN,
Sheriff OF Stearus Co.. MINI.
GHAhLES d. kEkk
And LOkkN W.COLLlNS,
1eDz7w AsaIsuees Vi Mortgage.
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We have not at our command, at this
writing, the necessary time to expatiate
upon the subject, aud can only stats ID
brief the three fundamental principles
upon which success is based
ghAa abundance ofgopd, rich food
at all seasons Of the year, with shelte,
and fodder in Indictment weather, 10
summer as we'll as winter. Aa~wall
might the children Of Israel have made
their bricks without straw as the dairy.
men Invariably make geea bpAtsry with.
ont these precautions. y - : Il - :;
2. Good heal.hful cows, and gentle,
even tender treatment Of them.
3. Apsopsr room; sad appliances
tor setting the. milk. by which it may
atearst BE cooled BY the use Of water,
and aftervard gradually warmed simply
BY surface exposure, the temperature Of
the room At all seasons to be kept a
high Is IS degress,read permitted to
rua, above rather than bslow that. II
2 claimed, and 70 90 prepared 10 in
DORIS the claim, that better bnttm and
M more Of i can b made By thus treating
the milk, and tbs keeping quaities o.
the butter improved, q rather, not i'm
paired. - Coxntry Gsxt1en,a..
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