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VINEGAR 3E33&


Isl ElOH1 EessTss6iaDoySs sbe1r
Wonderful Curative EGeess-
E1pesar sDlsseso go mot . .SiIss Fancy
Drink, hsas--sf Peer Rsn, Wb1skey.
Proof ssirises ana Refassa 4t44p1s, doe
tored. sDiced and sveetsaed 70 please the taste.
called Tonica." " Appetizer" Rsssorers, &c,
that lead the tippler on to Drunkenness and ruin,
but are true Medicine, made from tho Native
Roots and Herbs OF California, FREQ from ali
Alcoholic Stimuinnts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Renogator and 1nvgorator OF the System. carry
ing of all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain Iona
unweIl. provided their bones are not DESTROYED
by mineral poison other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They are a Gentle Pursntive a. we'll
hs n Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
Of acting a powerful agent in relieving Conxes-
ton or Inflammation OF the Liver, and Of all the
visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old. married or single. At the dawn Of
~omanhesd or at the turn Of LIE, these Toaic Bit
tiers have no equal.
For 1nllammatoTy and Chronic Rheu.
mntism and Govt, Dyspepsfa or lu-
digestion, Bilious, Remittent and
Intermittent Feyers, Diseases q the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and BLADDER,
these Bitters have been most successful Such
diseases are snused by yitinied Blood,
which j. generally produced by deranxenent q
the DIgssffye Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in tl.e Shoulders, Coughs. Tight
ness OF the Chest. Dizziness, Sonr Bructasiens Of
the stomaeh. Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks, Paptation Of the Heart 11asr.usation Of
the Lungs Pain in the regions Of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms arc the Oh
springs OF Dyspepsia
They invigorate the Stomach and stianlate the
torpid Liver and Bowels which Isnds1 them Of
pnequalIed efficacy in cleansing the blood Of ali I'm,
pu.ities, and inparting new Hfe md vieoe to tho
whole system. .
FOR DISTINGUISHES, Brupton. letter.
Salt Rheum, BlotcAea. Spots Pimples. Pustules,
Bodls. Carbaneaas, Ring Worms, sca,d Head, sore
sa HS@oss "a f b. Il &c s. q VIE
ever name natuns ~: litspllly du9 Up sad car:
thsx Bittesz One bottle in such cases vim een.
vince the most incredulous of their curative effect
Cleanse the Vitiated Bleed whenever you ind it,
impurities bursting through the din IN Pimple4
Eruptions or Sores: cleanse It when you find 4
obstruetsd and sluggish in The rsfaB; cleanse Il
when it is foul and your feelings viii tan yen wheo.
Keep the blood pure, and the health Of the system
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, rrdag
IN the system Of somany thousands are easotnaiiy
Destroyed and zSRoxed.
a0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
CO. Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
Gal. aud 81 and "a Commerce Street. Kew York
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d d. "a disease prevails in Detroit not
unlike the epizootio Of last fall. The
symptoms are copious discharge Of
mucous from tho eyes and nose, hack
ing cough, together with disinoliuation
proetratioo and a disinolination to
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"A CoVington, KY, pastor restored
quiet in his church by informing some
young men inclined to lsvitys shat he
would lead them out of thu house of
God by the SPOUSE" if they didu': tone
down a little. f.,
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DR.. Cox,s Hive Group Syrup has
been known and used by the medical profession
over 1O years, and as a remedy for Colds and
Coughs has an older and better reputation than
any other Cough medicine ever offered TO the
public. It is known as the Compound syrup Of
medical dispensatory.
DR.. Ransom,s Hive Syrup and
I0lu, IN addition to the ingredieats Tor Cox's
Hive Syrup, contains Balsam Of Tolu, decoction OF
Skunk Cabbage Root and Lobefa, aconbination
that must commend it to every one as . superior
Asthma, Rronchitis, coughs and
Colds. indeed for III affections Of the Throat
and Lungs where Cough Medicine Is necessszE.
+ This Syrup il Carefully Prepared
under the personal direction Of . regular Phyi.
clan Of over twenty years practice, whose sigma,
ture is attached to the directions on the bottle.
~ III sasssdsl Y@y peasant md eaildrsn
Every fhnallY issos1d ,eep It -. ready
s ss%sdy; Tor GHPaP,. Celess ~, euoag the
D. RANson, Son & Co., Pfupea1; BuHklo, n. 7.
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AVERY nOdzst youogl.sy, WHO - ~
a passenger On boar, % !. packet e. .hi p, it
is ssid, sprang out of her bunk and
jumped over board, On hearing the cap
tain during storm, order the mate. to
haul down the oh eets.A. aA--.a: ! ~
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Northern Pacific. Railroad.


WINTER AhnANdl,dlssnrr,, 1879 md SIS.
|szAKEr sHRRlIoR]4A1DnA IssnsPPl
80 .3,d DIVISION. 20
Ei9Exyl :: g; .ziS~- =
sl. Genie e s w.: s. sss's
~, Arrive At Dulqth sAs p. -, Btainsrd,
7,so A. n and I'''
< 4.3op. M.-For Saltwater.
Arrive at Saltwater, 600 q. m. and
6.35 pm.
40 A. M.-For Saltwater and Duluth, connecting
at Thompson Junction With trains for
Bratnerd and Morehead. II
Arrive at Duluth 3.45 pm, Bfainera
$50 p. m; Saltwater "a m.
612 P. n.-For Ohaska Carver; and Sioux City juno.
Arrive ohs.ka, no and carver!at $50
~ ArTie Sioux CITY junction $50 p. m.
1920 A. x.-For St. Pau, Minneapolis Saltwater.
: and roads di7erEing ffcm hi. Paul.
Arrive St: Paul 6.A0r Minneapolis 100
7.25 An For st. Paul and Duluth.
=: KS r.1-Fo St! Psol snd Mi1neapolis
81. Paul 9. IS 4 nj, and $40 pm
" Arrive MINI mpo1S 90 p. m.
-, Arrive DaldthS.6 pm.
Sioux City Junct
i 500 a. 1lHcf Minneapolis.
Leave Carver Gao &, m. and. Chaska
Arrive a. Minneapolis a1s..m.
w. w. RURGERTORD,
Gen. Superintendent.
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:Minnesota Division.

Duluth,
- 2oS r. x-For Brafnerd and Moorhead and in
>tsrmediats BtatioDs.
Arrive at Brainerd $50 Pm.
73o \. 1-9o. Moorhead, Glyndon and interms-
date stations. - -'"''
- ::'atArriIa at MoDrhsd $50 b m.
800 4. y. For Duluth. cesnsctine ct Thompson
Junction With taafn af 81. Pa1 and
:hinnsapc,ts: -. :. yttsla...i -, -.
= 49, 1;'t40 p. M; nspdais{ 7soo7.'n.
issSa s5s G1sr B4.snss-a, 'Duiath; Sc. Paul and
~:.w ,r JM 19 s peelie. :,+y.v .-~, -.
4a:,O.' W. M 4 - y esns Haalegsr
1.W. OHAaR, Iesisht Agsat.
g. g. SANB0RN, 0td: 9ichAt Agent. ~
sdGsasrol OHsss at 9riihard,Ma ,-
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St. ,j;1Anthotdhiy''s'. |';ji
aud siisess .PI!'sr'a.,1rrIe. .'s@

MORRBoNs eVoU NrY; Il MIMI;
aiassa ;vt.2saas ~ e4f - g -~~~:o1f' 3 4
: Nn sDea q tAs Let Of Jsau1k9, H1QQ3,
o.4R, eAA11R pasal.&h4& nl.etseae,
tes.. {keelsslaDDe foqaeA pdi$ Xl h!s
80 S'i6allsikui saueisfsn.a - >8Ssa sra
TERMS for Board and Tuitio1-ipclud.
Ing Nash,ng per session of 'd1e months,
300. > H., ~ mi,
aai1ss;s Rassti,,9 s ana foreign satlgses.. a.
va. "i .&oru!
4 Boz further particulars spply TO tAsEs &
n88:6w REV. MOTHEReaUPER1Qks
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s,5alk1SRS1is ~ = assertions Of .
s'rhiesaahSasSfA ssieni.ts, s.lt is .b.
sel,tsly .ssts1..y 70 the health. of.sll
'* '9fsA BID aaf H. Nv.
4Ii se szsslps q as:h s.Iin.
FsaI! 15at n s9.tai.ed therein, apas eonss-
qusntly do not need salt. Scientific
.s;sfs,sssstt;Ks lion = ,h.ys proved that por.
~ ,tios .of tie blood consists Of common
81, ryliie continually evolved
20 30 ahtessI d. rs kiaa.y.' and pore. Of the
,,,ss kia: sThs bile, and tho o.rtil.gs Of the
2assbody soptain soda, one of. the constitu.
s@ssls. II salt. II tic: supply i. cut Of
u sdieeassiop sssnoss b. properly carried on
MI I'D thsauimap should always have 4
Sappf, II this spsasas.ry .dlniuera], that
ieAsy any, TAXA lit IT.. will; in which
sJswill not sat'noref' than they
sss lIttllJ ljsaiils. % - ... :.
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- DR. J. 1R,E NAlLlER'8
MAGNETIC balm.


Itc eures as Il By MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain, and il
therefore very properly termed '.Magnetc
Balm" 1t is purely vegetable preparation. It
has no equal as remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhna, Dyseu-
terry, Collie and all Bowel Complaints.
Its timely use will cure Colds, Group, Diph-
and f 1 HaeS Fsxeg md
and other complaints incidentto our western and
southern climates, are easily broken up.
Nervous Pain. Sick-Headache, and Rheu-
have failed. Toothache. Earache, Buns, Chill
blains and Bruises are relieved at once by its use.
The genuine has ID. H1n0om zoos
private Revenue Stamp on the pgteide, and Dr..
Examine closely, md buy none but the gen.
uine.
sold by all Druggists. Price IS cents per
bottle.
D. RAzsex. Sos & C, Roqr Buffalo. N. Z.
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HRBDlno STRAW.

4ess,slssdsat e ssh, fsy York
Nssss vIlto AZ I look back At my
int 49, hsthe ~ d e.,,l., I ..o
~ 6af slo poor dlmb brute has bet.
tr sass than 10 years psst.-The Sta.
g btaesvas ea thqsshs ot cTAsSnnst
iSSteSts~l ~lsk Il, suefas eftAs barn
aid the sois side of sssw b,ok. Aud
vh.s ", Oh = - sh.m straw y.
must ssafvs them to it. They must
-saaAAsss1A1Aa-ta aata :at other. food,
i4saR3 3 ht IL eora il ths s.r,) for fear
tASy vssld not cat straw. But 1 soon
a]clisa that that Was not tho: proper
wsy hey liked . variety Of food as
wsf = mas, For instance, you take
nah, soe1ne bin 20 any kind OF food,
-ssy meat or bread, aud see how long
- vil1sl,sh it lie soon will be 90 dis
gustsd with it that he cannot bear the
sight efis. 1tliuk it Is .ome~ha. 50
With dumb beasts. You give them
soshins bat p.r,w every day, they be.
come isk aud iired, of it; they eat it
With 70 relish, and it is 80 with corn
lot even hay, ,.od We all Know.
sthI psef.J Tie e !es IL ether :; winter
fox, I'D H ea ooed7' ~ .h'n e thi. for
500 dine, ind th.11 give then . feed
of coed straw, and they viii 20; 1t it
With .. svidity TIL. VIM aatoai,h1 ~ i, /
( Hi Ekas AaG1hoskas be1.- kopG es,
ps.s preferable dit for a,,:lssgl lsi4s,
W j.s Pic . piis.. d spraIb Sc ps
ssnas other plain feed before him.; aid
. Il VIII take Il ID preference. From *.
s1e1ip.ptlng I have arrived at this con
adsiou-to feel straw and feed it pro.
fitably you must. teed it mostly in cold
ws,sbet; and but once per day, and let
sthsTother foddsring be hay or corn
Mills, al believe & feeding bnt twice
per day. I DO not believe in feeding
eorn.stalks 10 extreme cold weather,
for they are dry and brittle, and they
e1aata: them, while in mildsr weather
they ore not Is hard and brittle, and
.othsrsatth.n NTH = greater relish and
there il less waste ;.thersfars, I would
/ sdsissssssdieg hay once per day 10 Ok.
t1s.' =, cold weather. When you are
fssaiog straw, it is very good plan
!Asp yoa % not salt your, cattle ether.
@bsAto make / weak briin. and sprink-
ny JotI s.,.x Vii it. You must no.
pksf beeaaee it il, cold weather,
that your stock don't need salt ; if you
Do The yoor dumb brutes will suffer for
Rls?.st q sad you viii DO thu
4s1o1aa- n -k}Snind
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IN TIN NoRrHwlsy. "A
And this position tt1in anteavoSrstS e1l.p:.

REPUBLICAN PAPER
IN Thu NoATHW1sy. "A A
And this posilea Il tihsnt savorstS Ian.
tain.
The Inter- Ocean will continue to be the
Organ Of the people in tho largest sense Of
the word !; insisting upon the preservation
Of the rights Of the many ss against tho
few, To this end it will maintain An I'M
eeasing warfare against the abuses and sx-
tortiols Of all chartered monopoliss, and
not attempting e Observation-Disclosures
any, but determined to bring every spec
s IS e :s.t l.
believing that the public conscience 10 The
.trussssa1t, Of Ifniit sssssG III M Hussaiens
Affecting the rs)atioQs of eqrporatioht md
y Il Pis 'sessa,,; s.a.d,., 5 III, ls7:,..
louSstio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
all that goes to make first GLASS '1.,r,
COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY MINIS
It docs IS not intend Is 81 b excel1sd BY any
s:a8publiestioa;ia the country. az
/: EdtzH QoNHl1o!EA4 P1EAlHEN1AT. -
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everything possible will % done to 1ake
TIE Market Reports snch ~ the farmers
aud business men Of the North1Sat osn "
" upon. ''''.
TH8 AGRICULTURAL D1PARTMlNr 81
will be carefully edited BY : gentlenasn Of
* .: ability ana q rfiisnce.~ ra,,.,,
The religious sna inersl ssharaoter viii; b.
guarded with especial care, and nothing
viii BE- admitted into it, columns, sithel
AS advertisements or. rsading matter, i'm
pepper forthe family cirele- :. il. -.
THE DAILY MTER.0CEAN ~,
Is published every day: in the week (sun:
days excepted. $50
By mail Tin advancs) per year $l2 %
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Daily every other day three times per -
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Paper for Sunday 81 90 extra. -
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THE INTER-OCEAN,
THE REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR Fs7s

~ -AfE - W.
Encouraged BY tho faver win w. xn n.a sle
Inter-Ocesn has been received, the propea'
etor has enlarged it to q
TEN COLUMN FOLIO PAPER.
Forty Large Columns Of Reading Matter.
In the future, IS in the pst 3Lsa RtSr-
Ocsan will continue the staunoh advocate
Of the principles Of the Republican Party.
During the political campaign just closed
it won position - s:Ss {
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, TllAADlNa A H8IVER.

.IAsn1itss in thu. Russl Home says /:
"0svs Usually become addicted to kick
isk whss hsifsrs, from being MIXED
1aS4s,pa9e ni'kep.t tAsye> p.v.r seen
N old Gov become kicker unlss.
3D.. Instead of COW, being I'D.
~, sswsll.ip y y iss mixed when giving ].
sY hxas qssstisy, have found it to, be-
---sss-ssssssss WAea pasturags is good,
and eS I'll e6.a, 'hons It hight With: nd.
- - A;sts se'ls ~ yit Arr nilk. they seem
E6tsftl 70 AaAs il removed. Milking
za,zhei6r leahearsttins yssraires pa.
III. 49, ts s4 ~ vii, slno.t invariably
U Hi. 3ssssh ! ,s.a.s pit . 81 broad strap
.avesegsn a .AIss sl hsodys Just iu front Of tho
M yRdadaaak. nd hnskl.. 1T up moderately
.sa1ht, mud = sooa - she get. quiet (for
. .,,:, 1l64 NY kiet around little at frst)
Al hts your pail, sit down and go to
J nikils, faeahsislss helpless a. . kit.
ten. sDt1et sttempt to use rope IN.
Assssd ofs G. ass sr for it win not answer.
This j&a,nsek ;bsttsr method than ty-
ias'shsltgs; ste:,, - il does no. hurt
tthaaSinsl in tho least. A few sppli~
" .sious of.sha stnp, With plenty Of pa.
sssr,ssseas faad kkiadassJ will oare the most
ssstinsts esse." :,
s.4L Il Ef1ssSsS;sk.as;s
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NOTICE OF! n0IRTGAaE Fol&nqLos-
~ ~ ">ORE. ,aI.


nEfAULF having been made In tho ga cb1Aesns
ssSsi: %7aI h.is assSs:
biz 1ite, fStsatns county; Mimi; n1jftsa to
Kssaf Ss:feS 81 S z:
hs So Il; II q 5 81 fc i dse
IS Que O'Clock .. m. inbeok0" az Aorteags Deeds,
:n Peg: 4gs 49s 500 eaa eol eeysy.og I'd mort
Mhnssots described IL flows, 70 ut: Bsink that
Portion ofbloek W" in tho town Of 81. CLOUD, de-
boundary i1ns bst1ssn said blocR :C'sa1d wishinc.
tor avenue in said oyn ninesyfeaE (a4l t:st north
ION q said Washington Avenue md 81 aSrmain
street IN laid town; thence running nerherlJ s}ong
F.1aia boundary line .bstveen said bloeks 70" and
1SFty feet
fest thence at right angles ufhsriy,
So 81 'esns H. sses :e5St r es OK
:ssH 81 & Ss s'ss1 :. r.
Hstt {s> ~ blesk tfe+hseft5 kav,lk 1ettb}r [44]
fsst i5Gnt ss:pus BY la2 81 dep
az Ssss's 3 hS u
ssid 9ssfFp4 QozaIy; which ki1sn
::s1s z; Rss%s. e re Rsds Fl ai
,sa; "a 4: "a seasS 'f ';,s
PAY ekt3& kly0Oc ksSB~ ~
nm, pay.bis s,nttnnuslIy, On which aid no.s-i
s SIS e sss 9 sas !: s.,si1
cendto.ed to - Paid in csts If x foreclosure there
Of
Tue above described soushieGitsrly ~ Of lot No.
ip block No. has been released from said mort.
2sgo. wa - '''' ,-..-..
Now, therefore,, no proceeding at Law or other.
wise having been had to collect said mortgage debt
Of anyRs1t thefsof 'notiee hereby siveh that by
I'D IL ptfs'kues 81 tfs Statute "a saci esss made
m PROVIDED ths sid WITH b fHecldsed by
sale Of theabqv6 described tracts of LAID excspt
tthat haet telSitedj g a 9stated .iabovs BY the
shs e :sa stssrns e r. tlent door ..
sss.fne eouaty,; at pable auction, 70 tho Highest
bidder, for cash, on SATURDAY, TUE FIFTEkNTH
DAY or MARCH, "A. b 1878, ~ the hour Of Pm,
Of ssid day. TO satisfy said mortgage debt, interests
and Of ore losure together with the sum Of
thirty dollars to be Paid aforesaid In Of fore
closure. -
! 49,. :2!!i 4RORGE uE1ssEL,
Attorneys.
,,,,;- -.I::,,-' SIS MARIA RYAcKL1RiNGs,
Dated Jan. %. 40 1873. tsnso7 s.; Mort easss.
t. :
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,

a Serial Story by DR.. Hos1ssd. oNss
Story by Saze holm. n Story ottpm
Bret Harte. Brilliant Array Of CotSri6
utors. Clarence Cdok on FbrHitsak end
Decoration. r. II. Stoddard on At&6ors.
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simmons.

- :. 13eu"mOnS s -
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTIES on TODD
- and Observation-Disclosures Court Seventh Judicial
district. IL a ,!a,:s - - -
Eeazar Wheelock, Plaintiff,
~ d -aga,nst :. - 49, =
Sylvester, A. Chafee, and
Mary Il. Chsf1ee, his wife, defendants.
me state Of Minnesota, to the above named De-
fsndants; :,
You and each of you are hereby summoned and
required TO answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff in
the above entitled action which complaint has beeu
Med IN the office Of the Clerk 6 said Court and to
serve copy Of Your ansXer to the said complaint on
county OF aennepin, In said State, within twenty
days after the service Of this summons on you, ex-
closiye 9! the day Of such SERVED and you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
sne fiaantin IN this action win apply 70 she Court
1or the relief demanded in said Complaint, tosethsr
Wth cestsAnd disburssnsnts OF this action.
r..i z},' + 3 ss3! ~ CHAS. II. MOODS,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Minneapolis, MINI.
uaeed December q. A. D. 1872. dsc2&7H
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y The World" ~ ?" -
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'HARPER'S MAGAZINE.


Nodes Of tie Press.
The .ever-inoreasing circulation Of this
se1.:t,, monthly ; proves its continued
1ndesd. Whom T Tp think into now many many
homes it penetra' es every month I'VE must
consider it. "a one Of the educators - we'll
81 entertainers Of. the public mind, for, it,
vast popularity has been won by no appeal
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BRANCH LINE.
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J Il RANDALL. General Tickst Agent

f!HlcAao, MILWAUKEE 4 81. PAUL
RAILWAY.
fostal, ExPres. and Telexrsph.
ALL RAIL LINE
NILWAuKIE, CHICAGO INV YORK,
NEW sENl9LAN - AID TIE
Ft.e,.aiAs ID Aassss, sssshisa, and ssatAvss<ssy
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,xs.as., ChiesgStud Last and South.
yieS &iEiNS fe SxR ae om P P;i'9'
-. THROUGH
WITHOUT ORANGE or CABS
TO CHICAGO.
and connecting with tho 5.15 Pm. trains n Chi
Trains by this route will arrive at st. Paul at
7.15 q, m. and q. 40 p.m. ..
By THIS line Passengers can view all tho nasgniA-
cent scenery OF the upper Mississippi without the
annoying delays OF navigation, OK tho dast and
heat Of inland routes.
s:3o :, M Mail and Kxnress 7tor hoGreser
Prairie du Chem, Milwaukee, Chicago
AcGregor trains will arrive at st. Paul at 7:os m
BAGGAGE Is CHECKED
to all parts of the
UNITED STATES.
Passengers should purchase their tickets Via: MI
WAUKE, In order to secure all the advantages ot
his line. :!
For Minneapolis.
Leave St. Paul........ ............, ::2a a. m.
Leave IT, Paul NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1929 M
4ss,s o. P ps, ''''''''' o pm
THROUGH TICKETS to all points East, West
South, and SLEEPING CAR BEhTHs secured on ap
plicAtion to J: A. Chandler, General Agent.
s.s. MERRILL, General Manager.
J.C. 9AULT, Asst. Gen. Manager.
en-: PRIOR pivis,on e1 agent
l. J. A, CHANDLER, General Agent. -
once corner Third and JAG ksen Streets, and .
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MORTGAGE SALE.
Name Of Aortgaso,s.-Prank GertIer and Clara
Name Of Mertgagee.-John b. Mayall.
Wheraaa. ON the 7th day of April 4. D, 1871. the
ABOVE named mprtgagors made: and delivered their
OF mortgage of that date the aforesaid
'ohn Il. msyal 20 secure the payment Of certain
notes, one of which, for the sum of Two Hundred
dollars andinterest is now due; and whereas, said
mortgage was duly recorded in the office Of
h-gstsr OF Deeds in the County Of ssearns, in the
18Th in Book I'D" Vt Morris ages, on pages 46i '46s
4oS and whereas, NO action or proceeding 1t law
has been instituted to recover the amount due and
SECURED err ~ said me!.gage Or any part thetsof
lows, to-wit The undivided one-third exc of block
Fifty seven (S7), and the undivided netnlrd Of one
half (being one-sixth) cf the Fair Haven Water
Power; also the undivided oRe-tpird! u of 1rsc-
tionsl blockNo Fity-eight l5o) save and except 50
much out OF said Block has been heretofore men.
toned in certain deed executed by the Townsite
bearing date the 18th day of April, 1851 aud duly
recorded IN the office OF the Register of Deeds If
Stea1 ms County, on pages $40 and 5sl in Book k' of
Deeds, said blocks being situated in the Town of
Fair Haven, described accordin to plat and sur.
vey thereof made by John O. Haven and duly re-
corded IN said searns County. and lying and being
in StearnS county, state of Minnesota
And, whereas, said mortgage contained q power
of sale authorizing said or his assigns in
case default should be made tn the payment
of any of the notes secured thereby. to sell
said mottgaged premises, and out Of tho proceeds
Of said sale to pay the debt secured and whereas,
default has boon made in the payment o. the nete
saaoresa d, and the full sum Of Two Hundred and
Thirty seven 5llo0 C7 .5l3 dollars being low due
and unpaid;
% Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that the
premises above described VII b ssM g public a1c-
ssd,ARva, ls7ssss .asassy iss6apay .hs
see due - .na .s ~ CT.