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Sailing THE SuEEp.-Whilc flock
masters differ upon various points of
management they all agree that sheep
need salt Some consider salt so nccc,
sary to the wcll-beiny Of the fl ok. that
they provide covered troughs to contain
it. 50 constructed that the sheep can
have constant access to the salt, while
tina: is protected from loss by rains7
Others content themselves with sailing
regularly once or twice week With
our own flock it is made the shepherds
duty to salt them every Saturday -
There are those who contend that ami
mails do not need salt, bat If they could
see the cagcrncss with which the sheep
come at the call. they would hc convince
ed that the appetite, if an artificial enc
as they claim, has every appearance Of
being natural one. In England
Flanders, and other countries, salt has
long been regarded as the chief prevent
alive Of the formidable disease in sheep
known as rot.-4im~ricou AyrHmltwtst
y PATRON Of a certain newspaper
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The kuklux in the State of Mis-
sissipli seek the entire destruction of
the educational system. They have
burned nearly all the school houses and
expelled the teachers.
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IT is intimatcd that the friends of
Ex~Sccrctary Seward intend to bring
him out for the next Presidency.
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AUSTIN. Mower Co., Mimi, !
November 18th, 1871.
Mr.. CORNELL:
Sir You wish me to bear testi-
mony to the effect Of yonr coil of the
Tree Of Life upon the lungs Of my son
during last fall and winter. I can say
that the action Of the medicine was
most magical. 1t was to him, really,
- The Oil Of the Tree Of Life" as I
verify bn?!e":o. It seemed as though
!"-:'i; was inevitable in his case, and
the remedy was employed with grca:
unDelict in it's virtues, md want OF con-
iidcnce III its power to heal, but it sue
cccde1, and nv san is now as well and
rugged as he ever was.
SARAH II. KING.
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TIE Grand Jury Of New York failed
to ind'ct Mayor Hall for completely in
the Tummany frauds.
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N)EON EisvS SALE.

~
Hv vntuc Of al execution issued on: Of the
District Court Of tho County of Mower, State
Of Minnesota, hearing date tho sh day of
N"vrmh"r, A. u. 1871. t" the Coroner nr said
county directed and delivered, in favor of Shcr-
man Page and t. .. Wheeler and nguinSt the
F""uS, rlin'ttlS. lands. and tenement, If rnlus
lrnt"n, r.. u. Fcntnn. and Harvey N. Allen.
ha''' seized and taken in execution all
those pieces nna parcels Of l,nl situated in
sad county and Inscribed Us follows tu>vit :
Lots number nine, ten. and eleven in Block
number five, in DavidSon's Addition to the
Nill"s" Of Austin. M"wrr county ..,rrSniI
with the aPpurtrnancrS th"rruntn In"ngirg.
And not'cc is hereby given that | shall, as
Deputy toron,r Of said county, in pursuance
OF the power in me vr>t'u. AMI Of the Statutes
in such case made and provided. expose FIR
sale at public auction to tn" highest bidder AZ
the front door Of the Court House, in the viii
!"Sr of Austin, in raid county, on tho 9Th day
Of January, A. D. IS72, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all
the right, title and interest, claim, or demand
whatsocvrr, which the said CoIos Fcnton
had in said premises the 2nl day of Nov
cmhcr. A. d. ISL, together with all lie may
have acquired therein since that date, or 50
much thereof as may he necessary to satisfy the
sum Of four hundred and sixty-onc and 7,j-lOO
End and costs Of sale. Dated November I'D,
1871.
HERMAN WARNER,
Deputy Coroner for said county.
PAGE WHEELER, Attys for plaintiff,
Austin, Mimi. :}3ts1
DROBATE NOTYNE.-ST.ATE OF
Il MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER.
In Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate OF Ezra Amcs,
deceased.
Letters Of administration of aid estate hav-
ing been granted to David j. Amcs, it is here
BY ordered that all claims against said estate
be presented ~;..::::n six months from this date,
and that said claims be heard, examined nnI
allowed by the Judge of this Court at the Pro
;at, Nni'e, ", Austin. IN snil county, on tho
Ist Monday Of May, A. y. 1872, at 10 o'clock
4. NJ. Of said day.
1t is fu. Their ordered that notice Of the times
and places OF tho hearing Of said claims he
given to the creditors of said estate 10y publ
cation Of said order in the Mower County
Transcript, q weekly papcr printed in said
county, for three successive weeks prior to the
LIST onday OF January, 1872. Dated Nov.
90, 1871. by the Court,
lSEAL1 JESSE ROSE, Probate Judge.
Notice is hereby given that all claims against
the estate of Ezra Ames will be heard pur-
suant to the above order.
33w3 DAVID J. AMES, Executor.
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The Saratoga Skate.
Manufactured by the
PROVIDENCE TOOL CO..
To whom all orders shoul,i be addressed.

To whom all orders should be Addressed
This Skate cNcrlS all others in giving a neat
appearance to the foot. 1t is light, easily ad-
juSted and "hru fastened on. becomes as firm
as the boot itself. 1t diSr.n<cs with all straps
which are 50 binding and d>agrcchl. to the
foot. stopping the circulation and causing
numhncss and aching. Our Skate has been
made with special reference to avoid strain
upon the ankle, and it completely obv.atc~ that
difficulty so fatal to Ladies' Skating. Ahcsin-
ncr can stand upon them without difficulty
They arc made in the best manner. Of the best
materials. and arc intended to be in every re-
spect the best Skate ever offered in the mar
ket. Their pliancy, ease. and graceful an
pearance render them the most desirable ever
offered to the public.
We Make Seven Sizes:
LADIES' ). 81, Q aud 81 inch.
"ES1lEAtSs 10, 10y and II inch
Address,
PROVIDENCE TOOL CO..
81" II Warren st.. New York,
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TEH i.WN.NI.iL,S s.

1/'' . ~ - ~ u I/'o.
Mr. tuRNELL.--! take real pleasure
IN telling OF the benefits received
from the medicine you 50 kindly gave
me last April, and. which, from that
time until now, have taken regularly
with the best OF results. For the past
four years | have been afflicted with
lung disease, SO much so as to form an
abSccss in the lower portion Of the left
lug. 1t discharged large quantities
Iot pus, or matter, leaving he greatly
dcbilitated, and, at times, suffering in
tense pain.
[ had not taken your medicine two
weeks before began to feel its bcncti
cal and invigoratinY effects. The
morning cough grew less until it has
ceased altogether, and, at the present
inc, L can perform Ii -!ht work without
fatigue. | consider the abscess healed
by this medicine, and seem to be in !,
fair way of recovery. | do not raise
any more in one week now than l did
in q hours last year at this time. 1t
has been an cxpcctorant and Alternative
in its effects upon me l chccrlul|y
advise those who are afflicted with Lung
Disease to try it. 1t is purely vcycta-
bic, and is Of great value.
DAVID DAY.
Austin, Mimi, Nov. 7, 1871.
Mr.. CoESELL:-I chccrfully add
my testimony to the value Of the med
icinc you gave me in July last, "Thc OH
the Tree Of Lite" | was tn en- very
much debiitatcd l had no appetite,
AID / suffered intensely frcrn sick head
ache. | have taken two bottles Of the
medicine, and have not had the head
ache since that time which is more than
can say Of any year in my life before.
[ am now able to do my ordinary work.
| should rot like to be without some Of
this medicine in the house.
Respectfully yours,
ANSON Is. DAY.
Austin, Mimi, Nov. G, 1871.
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C. BOWERS 4 CO..
DROBATE NOTICE-STATE OF
Il MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER,
| Tn rok,to rn,,t y ~'

tDASo11-A IA A<ol 1tE-Cl ~ L. w
Il MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER.
In Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of James Jameson.
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Kjesti
Jameson, Of Adams, Mower county, Mimi,
representing, among other things, that James
Jameson late of aforesaid county. on the 18th
day OF August, a. d. 1870, at Adams in sai1
county. died ihtcstatc, and being 4 resident Of
tins county ut the time of his death, lcavine
goods. chattcls, and estate within this county.
and that the said petitioner is tho widow Of
said deceased, and praying that administration
OF said estate be to Elick Erickson and Ncla
Fink lesson granted, is ordered that said petit.
ton be heard before the Judge Of this Court.
at special term, OH Saturday, the 9th day Of
December A. ID. 1871, at 10 o'clock A. ~, Mt
tho Probate Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be riycn
to the heirs Of said dceeaseed, and to ali nor.
cons Interested, by publishing q copy Of this
order ior three successive weeks prior to said
day 81 hearing, in tho Mower County Tran
script, weekly newspaper printed and pub
l'shcd at Austin. in said County.
Dated at Austin. tho l4th day of November.
"A. u. 1871. Ey the Court.
H. JESSE ROSE,
wv" Judge Of Probate,
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GOVERNOR PALMER is just now the
lion OF tue Illinois Democracy,
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"
At'y> for AssiSncos. Austin, MINI.
GUM HONS STATE OF MN
~ NISOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER, SIS.
The state Of Minnesota to II. +. Bowen, de-
PENDANT:
You nro hereby summoned to be and appear
before til" undersigned, one the Justices OF tho
Peace il, and for said county. on tho 18th day
Of December, A. ID. 1871, ut nine o'clock in the
forenoon, at my office in tho town # Austin,
in said county, to answer to D. A. Lord in Il
civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time md
place aforesaid, Judgment win &c rendered
against you upon the evidence nd;ucrl by the
said b. a. Lord, for such sum as she shnll show
herself entitled to. Gi,cu under MY hand thi.
cd day Of November, a. ID. 1871.
JACOB S. DECKER,
'c"3 Justice rf the Peace.
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those who MOURN the loss of a true wife
and loving mother.
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M ORTGAUE FORECLOSURE

Nd OKYGAGE FORECLOSURE
Dotault has boon made in the conditions of
certain indcnturc Of mortgage made and OK
ccu:c cd by John Morrison and Violet Morrison
to Mary Z. Mcconnell, dated the 3lst day Of
December, A. D. 1870. Said mortgage was
duly recorded in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds in and for Mower county on the 10th day
Of June, A. D. 1871, at 5 o'clock P. NJ, in
; book g NJ Of Mortgages, on page 8. Said
mortgage was, on the Sth day Of July. "A. b.
/ 1871 duly transferred by Navy Il. Mcconnell
/ to Dorc, Reynolds & 0'Nciil which assignment
was recorded in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds in and for aid county Of Mower, On the
! 10th day Of July, A. D. ISL at ~ o'clock NJ,
in Book al" Of Mortgages, on page Go.
Said mortgage was given to secure the payment
Of the sum OF seven hundred and ninety three
and H. 100 dollars, with interest at twelve per
cont. per annum. according to the conditions
Of twelve certain pr"lnissory notes, bearing
even date with said mortgage, Said mortgage
! is conditioned that, if default be made in any
of tho provisions therein. it shall lie lawful for
i her ASST gns or attorney TO declare The whole
sum above specified to DC due, and, pursuant
to said condt ons, the whole amount secured
by said mortgag, remaining unpaid, to wit
| the sum of one hundred and ninety seven and
44-I0Oths dollars, is hereby declared to be due,
and the ame is claimed to be due thereon at
the date of this notice, and no proceedings at
law or otherwise have been had to collect said
sum nor any part thereof.
| New the rctore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the provisions of
the Statutes in such cases made the said mort
gage will be torccIoscd and the premises there
in described, to-wt: Commencing at n point
on tho west side Of the track of the Milwaukee
Il St. Paul Hallway, whore the track of tho
! at the distancr Of one hundred and seventy
five feet west OF said point und at u distance Of
fifty feet north .. the center OF the track OF the
said Southern Minnesota Railroad, thence run
ming north one hundred feet, thence west on
line parallel with said Southern Minnesota
kailrond track one hundred feet, thence south
ono hundred feet, thence east one hundred
feet, to the place Of beginning, being the lot
| and ground on which tho hotel kept by John
Morrison, called tho Ramsey House, now
stands. together with the said hotel, situated
on Section t:"ntythrcc. (23), Township ono
hundred and thrcc, (1N3,) Range eighteen, QS)
in Mower county, Mimi, will be sold ut public
; vcnduc to tho higcst bidder to satisfy the
amount duo at tho time Of said snle on said
mortgage, as above declared and also the sum
Of fity dollars attorneys fees allowed by the
terms hf said mortgage in case Of foreclosure,
! toEcthcr with costs and expenses Of sale rs
! allowed by law. Said sale will be made at the
Office Of Page ( Wheeler, in tho village Of
Austin. in said county Of Mower, tho 9th
day Of January, A. u. l>72, at 10 o'clock, AM.
Dated N"1. 2ist, l%Tl.
Dt)kE, kF.i SOLDS &, U'NEII,J
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i ("q"'<tionobM tic best .Sn:t"ine<i
Work of the hin'' IN tie ,c0yi7."
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consume just d,,uhla the amount that
the other viii. and will be in worse
rrn'iitiun besides Every man who
keeps Cow knows this to some extent.
though he may No. know the oxact iiy.
urcs. Here We give them-thry are
the result "ia c'lvt'ul experiment made
hy Trustworthy adler, viz. >: Two lots
Of sheep tot five cNcl) were selected
OF equal weights >n'l conditions One
lot WAS kept ON. OF doors aud uIl>hcitrr-
ed, the other kept in close pen 'lhr
lot unshcltrr,'l ate 1.9l2 pounds If
turnipa against SSG pounds eaten by the
other 1t The gain in wei 9ht was %
pounds per head in the first lot and IS
pounds per head in the second The
profit can be figured ont by any man
who knows what turnip~ and mutton
are worth. Had not the feed been
abundant, some Of tho exposed sheep
would have died. And yet sheep will
stand more exposure than calves or
he'iers, "r even i"l!- grown cattle. Not
"::::1:'s'anling all this, every winters
day one may SEC young calves bumped
up and st!ticnrI with cold. shaking in
the keen breeze, and their owners
knowing ut the same time that year 8
growth is thus frozen cut Of thcm.--
This comes Of not figuring up profit and
lrss.--;Mcriran .iyrhnitn,jst.
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4 BOOK FCEs TEEE NzxLLl0N!
AEaZxiGGE

5:'s.;: 9;:s:s: r.: : :;
sT|S - - mysteries and revelations Of
~. 347I+>@-< ,i,c ua1 stem, sh IL tSet
rju~;u ma preventing offspring, how T.
peer, 7, .:irA.o:., :.
i:i.rle.:in; CT two h1atrcd and twenty
T"r " a cnEr:vin.s. Enl contains alt.
able in mat" OR these who married. oreontemrl:i,
ra=rragc Stu It'll book that ought t. be kept n6ef
lock anG key, nj ial ca:ecssly about tho house,
Gent 10 my cn:(!-"c postaec) Tor Fifty Cents: -
address, Dr. Eu.:s Lsuleusaiy, So.19 \. Eighth Ct.
FL I.crt No
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s't&sz.

SALT LAKE: Cry, Nov. 24.-A dis
patch from Little Cottonwood says they
have snow, slect, hail. RAN. thunder
and lightning, and the wind is how'';"::'
tcrriflically. Snow slides have done
mueh damage. Charles Morrison was
Carried by eide 300 or iUV yards
over a prcci rice. Miners worked for
hours to recover the body. but in vain:
Several other lives have been lost. 1t
is still showing aud blowing severely,
with no s'Sns Of abating. Snow is from
FIVE to six feet deep on the level, aud is
badly driitcd.
The church organ s heavy this even
ing on the reportcd sup2ositinu that the
Mormons might abandon Utah for tho
sake Of their religion. They don't pre-
pose to moe any farther. :: 1t is !.
long lane" says tho 4|cus, THAT has
no turn. II is time turn WAS arrived
at. If there are to be further remrv-
ais required by our opponents let our
opponents OF -lormonism now remove
aud go where they plcasc-thc Mormons
will not nccdlcsly, and illegally, and
unconstitutionally seek to annoy any
body"
There was a session Of court to. day.
but no important business
Mining transactions are brisk DESPITE
the bad weather. The average this
week is nearly a million.
Regular Mornons rcpudiate those
claiming to be Of their faith who pro-
pose to send away their plural wives
They were Mornons but are now cut
off from the church. Among th's
who have resolved to give up p"lygany
in obedience to the law is Lawrence, Of
the old mercantile firm Of kin4Lall &
Lawrence. p'UErpy
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