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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17
THE GAZETTE.
VIZ. B. HERRIorr. J.. 8. heal.
HERRIOTT B. BEAl,
A New Railroad Suit.
Editors and PH0ltsAers

New kollrO04 S01Cs
Itseems to be the purpose Of railroad
,nen to get a descision OF the U. s.
>upreme Court over the constitutional
ity Of our law Of 1871 regulating the
rates Of freights and fares. As that is
the highest authority in the land it is
desirable and right to have its judg-
ment but it may be brought before the
court in such a shape that the real ques-
ton will not be involved. Mr.. Cole.
man Of Lacrosse has made up case
bringing suit against the Receiver Of
the Southern Minnesota railroad for ov-
el charges 1t will be heard in the U.
s. Circuit court aud appealed. The
plaintiff admits that has no just or eqait
able cause or action. It's agreed be.
tween the parties that the charges
made by the Receiver we're higher than
the act Of March 1871 allows; ''but
that such rates were not unreasonable,
but were just, equal and reasonable, un
less made unreasonable by the mere
force Of said act" 1t is also stipulated
that jury shall be waved and the
case placed on the calender for trial At
once. It looks very much like a piece
Of ''sharp practice" 1t may be an
honest and earnest effort, in the in
terests Of the people, on the part Of Mr.
Coleman to obtain decision that will
place the matter beyond any further
quibble but it looks more like an eE
fort to obtain a judgmeu ut that will be
a practical reversal Of the decision of
the Supreme court Of the State, al.
though rendered on different points.
1t is unquestiouably railroad center.
PRISE"
The people will learn that "etsrnal
vigalence" is the price Of the right to
control railroads.
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Post Once Rules.

The following are some Of the regu-
lations Of the P. O. Department sent
as instructions to Post M.sten.
The Law requires postmaster to COL
lect a: least one quarters rent before
assigning a postofice box to the use Of
any one. Code, sec. 124. If he fails
to do so, he is liable to the Department
for the rent, the same as if he had col.
lected it. The fact that the box hold.
er owns the box makes no difference.
Code, secs. 43 and A.
Printed cards containing no writing
except the address may be sent through
the mails prepaid by one-cent post.
age stamp,if under 2 ounces in weight.
Writing on . circular, in addition
to the address, subjects it to letter pos
tage.
Letters, prepaid or free, may be for
warded without additional postage At
the request of the party addressed ;
but printed matter cannot be forward
ed from the Office Of delivery At the
request Of the party addressed unless
the post master is furnished with post.
age-one cent for each two ounces or
fraction thereof-for forwarding.
Newspapers having writing on their
margins are subject to letter postage,
and postmasters should collect postage
at letter rates on all papers having
writing on them when found in the
mails.
Quarterly postage cannot be receiv-
ed for less term than one quarter.
One quarter and . fractional part of
another quarter may be received, but
. subscriber, receiving = newspaper
for less term than one quarter, must
pay either transient rates on each pa
per as received, or for one entire quar-.
ter in advance.
The Law forbids Postmasters to give
credit; they should not deliver any
letter, paper, pamphlet, magazine, or
other package till the postage is paid.
Sec. 43.
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NOTICE.

Is heleby given, that bids viii Be- received II tbs
County Auditors ONCE, In Redwood Falls, on the
26th day Of July 1873 st o'clock r u. for the deposit
Of the funds now in the hands Of the County Trea-
sarer, Of Redwood County, and Tor such monies -
may hersafter come into his hands, a such Treas
urer, In psrsuancs Of IN act entitled, IN act to
amend section 13l Of title Eve Of chapter eight Of
the General Statates, rslating 70 the duties Of
County Treasurers and the care Of the public funda
and approved March 10th 1878.
Dated Redwood Falls, July 7th 1873.
A. CHI DLER, Auditor. Roari Of
H. WlNGErr, Chm, Co. Board Auditors of
II. .. BALDWIN, CLERK Dist. Court Redwood Co.
Il MINI.
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An Iowa editor, recently, to keep
up with the styles, run away With an
other mans wife. He did not get Of
80 easily, however, as he imagined be
would. The man. followed him, aud
overlook the truaut pair. The editor
got behind the woman, and prepared
to sell his life - dearly ~ possible.
He was uncertain as to whether the
outraged husband would shoot him, or
murder him with = carving.ksife. He
stood there, like the boy upon the
burning deck, and calmly awaited the
result. The out ragged husband came
up within about two feet of the editor,
and said, "Cuss your impudence. /
,ca'st you to stop my paper." That
was all. The editor recovered him
self, and said he would have the mat.
ter attended to At once. During al
the trying scene the woman stuck to
the editor like . sand burr to . girls
stocking. Some people get mad and
stop their paper for almost nothing
it beats all-La Crosse Democrat.
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SUMMONS.

State Of Nianesota, L.
C0uuty Of Redwood. {
TNHE State Of finnssota, 70 Paul Webb, defen-
l. dants: You ars hereby summoned r. Be and
appear, before the undsrsiSnsd one Of the justices
of the peace In and Tor aid county, the 9th day Of
August 1879. at O'clock In the forenoon, at my
70 answer 70 John J. Brown Sona In civil setion.
Should you fail to appear st the time and
place aGofeaid, Judgment viii b rendered againat
yos upon the evidence By aaid John J, Brown Sons
for such sum - they shall show themsslve en-
titled to.
Given under my hand this Tth day Of July, 4. D.
1873.
SAMUEL. SICKLE.
II Jps:iee Of the Peace.
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The basis of these figures Is as fol-
lows . loaded wagon will carry ton
over the average roads Of the country.
Twenty miles per day is the assumed
journey, and "a PEI. day, the assumed
charge. Hence the price wo,ld be
200 mills, or 20 cents per ton per
mile. The rail rate i based on the
tariff on grain from 81. Louis to the
East. The canal rate includes the
tolls, and Is the average rate charged
between liuffalo and Albany. The
ocean rate i the sveraye rate iron
New York to Liverpool now in force.
The Lake rate i somewhat lower than
that now charged from Chicago to Buf
falo, but viii b found to be the aver
ago Of the past three years. The riv-
or rate u the 6gure now charged from
Sc. Louis 70 New Orleans. Onr grain
shippers are grumbling at Tie dsarnes
Of The barge rate, and declare that il
should not Be over two milk per ton
per mile.
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NOTICE..

US Land Once,
Redwood Falls, Ninn, June !, 1879.
Complaint having been entered At this ofice By
william r. Churchill against Owen Mc(3rauo for
abandoning his Homestead Entry, No 1o67, dated
Nay ~, 1Si2, upon the North West 4 section 4,
Township III, Range 81, in sibaey County, Mime.
sofa
With view to the cancellation Of said entry the
said parties are hereby to appear At this
o6ee on the 26th day Of July, 1878, At 10 O'Clock
A. ~, to respond andfurnish testimony eoneerniaG
said alleged abandonment.
b. F. SIXTH, Register.
A. Wn. n KHLLr Receiver.
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KEEPING TO One TH1Na.-We
earnestly entreat every young man af:
ter be has chosen his vocation, to stick
to it. Don't leave it because hard
blows are to be struck, or disagreeable
work performed. Those who have
worked their way up to wealth, and
usefulness, do not belong to the shift
less and unstable class, but may be
reckoned among such As took off their
coats, rolled up their sleavee, conquer.
ed their prejudices against labor and
manfully bore the heat and burden Of
the day. Whether upon the old farm,
where our fathers toiled diligently,
striving to bring the soil to product
iveness; in the machine shop, or fac.
tory, or the thousand other business
places that invite honest toll and skill
let the motto ever be; perseverance,
and industry. Stick to one thing,
boys, and you will have success.
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NOTICE.

q. s. Land Umce,
Redwood Fails, Mihn., June. a, 1873.
Complaint having been entered At this Office BY
William g. Barr, against Joseph Brockman for sban-
doning his Homestead Entry, No, 66s3, dated Aug,
18th lS7O upon the South West quarter, Section 2O
Towship liz, Range 81, in Redwood County, Mime.
sofa,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
onice the 2lst day Of July, 1873, 1t IL o'clock
NJ, tn respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B.F. SIXTH, Register.
81 WI. II. KELLY, Recsivr.
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NI.TICE.

z. 8. Land O8ce.
Redwood Falls, Nina, June 9Th, 1873. :
Complaint having been entered at this Office By
Lewis p. Rushard a4ainst John B. Bushard for alan
doning Homestead Eutsy, ss77, dated Dec. g 1855.
upon the North half South West 4 Section II,
Township Ill, Range 81 West, In Nioollet County,
Minnesota.
With view to the eancsllation of said eutsy, the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 18th day of July, lS73 At - O'Clock
H., to respond and farniah testimony eouosrning
aaid alleged abandonment.
B.r. SnlTa, Register
~ w H. KuiY Reoetver
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NOT ICE.

U, 3. land OMce,
Redwood Fails, 1ifnn., May -, lS73. I
Complaint having been eutereda at this Oaiee BY
Charles A. Edwards against John D. Gillespie, for
abandoning his Homestead Filing No. 45, dated
Augnst 10, 1872. upoh the sov1t beast qnurtsr oe
Section IS, Tewnship liz, Range Al west, in Lyon
County, Minnesota,
With view to the CANCELLATIONS Of said entry, the
said parties are hereby aummOued to sppear 1t thia
n. to respond and furnish testimo ~ concerning
said allegsd abandonment.
B. r. SxIrH, Rcgister.
S06 WI. H. KELLY Receiver.
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SUMMONS.

The State Of Minnesota,
County Of Redwood,
NVHE State OF Minnesota, 10 Paul Webb, defen-
i dants. You are hereby summoned to be and
appear before the undersigned. one Of the Justics
day Of August 1879 At O'Clock in the fore noon at
my ofRee 10 the Town Of Redwood Falls In said
County 70 answer to CARTS + Brown in . civil
place Aforesaid Judgment Will BE- rendered against
you, upon the evidences adduced by said Curtis 4
Brown for such sum - they shalt shov themselves
entitled to.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of July, A. D.
II Justice Of the Peace
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NOTICE.

u Land OMce,
Redwood Falls, Ninu., May a, 1873. I
Complaint having been entered at this Office By
James Smith against James UBrieu, for abandoning
upon the northwest quarter section 70, Township
III, Range 81, in Rsnvills County, Ninnesota.
with view to the cancellation Of said entry; the
odles on the 7th Cay Of July. tS7a. at II
o'clock n, to respond and furnish testimony con
csFuing said alleged abandonuent.
b, r. SAITH, Register.
IS VIZ. n. KELLY, ksceivsr.
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A Steamboat was launched al
Breckenridge July 5th. to run on the
Red river Of the north. It Is named
the Alpha, is los feet in length
breadth, over all, 24a feet; Draugh:
IL inches.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

SALE OF WINNEBAao LANDs.-
The commissioner Of Indian Affairs of.
iers for sale by sealed bids the unsold
lands on the Winnebago" reserve
bids to be received until the Goth day
Of August next and to Le acc empanied
which sun, in case the land ID ava ded
aud balance not paid will be forfeited.
In case it is rejected the amount will
be returned The lands advertised
are in sections 19 and 10 town 106
range % ; section Z town l57 range q
section 81 town lO8 range %; sec.
tions l and 30, town 1O6 range a ;
sections l, 2, 6, II, IA, 26, town 107,
range "a; section 36, town lOS, range
"a. Bids are to be sealed, endorsed
"Bids for Winnebago Indian Trust
Lands, and addressed to the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs, Washington,
D. C.,
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEMTS
FOR SALE.

A Woods mower and Furst and Bradley
Hayrake that have been used two years.
Both are No. I, Machines and in good con-
dition.
Will be sold cheap at,
Birum & MasOns.
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There is mourning throughout the
length and breadth Of New York. The
beer saloons and sacred concert saloons
are closed on Sunday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

The cholera epidemic seems to be
passing over. At its worst it was very
mild. The number Of fatal cases were
few indeed; in comparison with what
We have always expected. The "rav-
ages Of the cholera" will soon be .
thing Of the past,
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They have Credit Mobilier in
Canada, differing from ours in this
important particular it was shown up
and exploded before it got possession
Of the Government bonds. Leading
statesmen and capitalists were parties
in interest; also some spectators in
Chicago.
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NOTICE.

US. Land Once,
Redwood Falls, Minn, July II, lsSa I
Compliant having been entered At this Once BY
Edward Wilson aganst Charles Graer Tor Grisr for
abandoning his Honsstsvd Entry No. 6s7o. dated
Sept. I, 1871, upon the
northwest quarter Of section a, township III
range l0w, in Lyon county, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of said Eaty the said
parties hereby summoned to appear at this ofos
on the 2otk day Of August 1s7Ss at O'Clock Pm,
to rsspoed md farnish tostnony eonosrning said a.
legged ahandonnent.
B +. SMITH, Register
- WM. n. KELLY, Reesiver.
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At the primary meetings in St. Paul
c. X. Davis had very slight m.orities
and even that the Press says was &c.
cured by Democratic roughs and that
the Republican vote is an emphatic
protest Of the Republicans Of Ramsey
county against the attempt to place the
county in the attitude Of asking for
the Governorship from the State con-
vention,
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The crops in Ohio are believed to
have been damaged BY the late storm
to the extent of over . million dollars.
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Mr.. Dutscher, proprietor Of the
Metropolitan Hotel, At 81. Paul, has
sold his horse Redwiug, to Buffalo
gentleman for $4,000. Redwing has
just won a race in Chicago It would
pay to raise horses to sell At that price
Won't several persons try it. Grass
hoppers don't devour $4,000 horses.
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NOTICE.

U. 3. Land Office,
Redwood Fails, MINI. Nay ,2Sth, 1873.
Complaint having been entered At this Once BY
Samuet Corlis against William Pelzer for ahandou-
ing his HOmostesdEntry .70o9 dated May 2sth 1872
upon the Southwest quarter Section "a, township
III, Range II, In Lyon county, Minnesota. with .
view to the cauoellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
ofnce On the 10th day Of July 1874 at 10 o.
clock m, to respond and furnish testimony con-
ceaning ssid alleged abaedonmsnt.
r. r. SMITH, Register.
35s VIII. kELLY, Roesiver,
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AN EXQUISIT CHROMO,
Csiss II y 20, in Is Colors.]
The strawberry Girl"
FOR EVERY SUBSCRIBE TO
Hearth e Home
For 1879.

%The Hearth ard Home Chron,os are delivered in
the order in which the names ars received. No
charge for the Chrome when taken at the Office, IN
mounted. ito be ssn: prepaid, unm"unted, 20 cents
It will b mounted and vanished, ready for put.
ting into frame, fer 30 cents extra-that 10, for
80 cents it will b. Mounted, Vanished, Packed and
for 167S.l-That 10, the Hearth and Home Chrome
will be delivered
At the Oakce, Unmounted, Free,
If sent prepaid, Unmounted, 20 cents Extra.
!" Mounted, .......--s0 Gems Extra.
ORANGE JUDD Co., PusLIsH.Rs.
24S Broadway New York.
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The Tree Culture Law.

The commissioner Of the general U.
S. Land Office has decided that parties
making entries under the law Of 1873,
known as the Tree planting act, are
required to do their planting within
one year from date Of entry ; also that
only one entry can be made.
This Interpretation, especially in re-
gard to the number Of entries that
might be made by the same person,
AIT --.:-"lu from what has generally
been thought to be the import OF the
law. 1t has been considered that the
number Of entries allowed was unlim.
tied; or limited, oLly by the party's
ability to I'll the requirements Of the
act as to the planting Of the trees.
The commissioners reasons, in support
of his decision, are, that the claimant
is, at the end Of three years, required
to show that he has had the trees un-
der cultivation for two years and that
he cannot do unless the trees are plant
cd within one year from date Of entry,
That to allow an unlimited number Of
entries and three years for planting
trees would be to aid in opening up
the public domain to parties shaving
no intention Of complying with the re-
quirenents of the law as to tree cul-
ture." That it would be contrary to
the principles Of all general Legislation
on the subject and against a sound
public policy, and that any other con.
struction Of the law would be in the
interest Of speculation only, and . dis.
advantage to the poor man who makes
his home on the land. The commits
sioner thinks that the language Of the
act is ambiguous aud will admit Of .
different construction, but states that
he will adhere to the above rules, until
congress by further legislation requires
a modification of them.
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The Winona Rsps6sicas, ssys; "in
regard to the ruuor ressatlJ sent from
Washiagton to the sfees that Hon. NJ /,
II. Dun0sll. Of this District dodged .
vote on The salary bill, and Afterwards
went 70 tie Journal Clerk and 70 the
foreman Of the Globe o0oe and had
his name pat down - voting against
the bin, W are Informed By those bsst
entitled TO knowledge Of the facts
that the whole thing is = fabrication. y
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NOTICE.

Redwood Falls. Ninn., Nay ~ 1s1s. !
Complaint having been entered at fhfs olRce BY
Challea A. Buck against Robert Perkins for shan.
donng bis Homeatsad Declaration Act June g. ls731
No. = dated July q, 1877, and Application of Jo-
eph ". Diskey fooee eesame land to vit |: upon the
North East quarter Section ~. Township l12 Range
Il in Lyon County, Ninn~sota,
with view tn the canceaton Of said entry: the said
parties hereby summoned to appear At this ofce
on the 10th day Of July. 1878, 1t IL o'clock N :,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said a
legged Abandonment.
B. F. SxIFB, Register-
A Nh. II. KkllY. heeaixar.
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There were three distinc, shocks OF
Earthquake At Buffalo, N. Y, last
week.
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Reports come Of severe storms, in
many places, within the last ten days,
some Of them regular tornadoes. Litch
field July '5th. had the severest storm
known for years, lasting an hour, aud
doing much damage to growing crops.
Milwaukee had terrible storm on the
4th. while the festivities were in full
blast, upsetting yachts, uprooting trees
ets. etc. also Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and Kansas have had the severest and
most disastrous ever known there. In
Ohio lasting three days. There were
many accidents to persons, some Of
them fatal. They we're Ill about the
4th. and 5th. Of July.
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How TO H0osH A Coon C0w.-A
writer in N. ". Farsser says:-Ths
eruuply horn l. . COED indiostisn; .
full eye smother. Her hsad should b
small and short Avoid the Roman
nose /; .hi indicates thin milk. and
but littls Of It. See that she u dished
in the faee-suak between the eyes.
No ice t',at she II what stock men call
= good handler-skin soft and loose,
lik the skin o. = dog. Dssp from
The loa 70 the pddsr, and very sliu
tail. A sow WITH these marks never
fails to be . good milksr.
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NOTICE,

U.S.. Land Ohce,
Redwood Falls, M,nn., June I, 1873. !
Complaint having been entered At this ofRce BY
doning Homestesd Entry, No. 6se6. dated Dee. I'd
1879, upon the North haly of North West Section
10 Townsep ia Range n West, In Renvills County,
Aiunepota,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry, the
said partiea hereby summoned TO appear at this
office on the 25th day of July, 1874 It l2 O'Clock
NJ, TO- respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B.F. SIXTH, Register.
81 WV. II. KKILY. Receiver.
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The Nicoll.t County Annaa Fair,
will be held, At St. Peter, Wednesday
September 18th. 1873. The Tribune
publishes the Premium List which is
quite formidable and very credible. II
any one thinks that there IL nothing in
Redwood County to exhibit At . fair
let him look over this list; and see
what is expected We are satisfied
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bly, surprise Us all

The new pro.rata railroad law in
Illinois, is likely to bring the State
into collision with the United States.
It is claimed by the commissioners that
the principle applies to al freight
whether intended for some poiat 10 the
State or in trass;tu across that State.
Illinois will doubtless be made to un.
derstand that her Sovereignty does not
extend to the regulation Of commerce
between the States.
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The St. Louis Democrat gives the
following on the questions Of the CON-
parative cost Of water and land trans
portation. 1t will, no doubt, surprise
= great many persons to see the state
ment that, BY rail, ton Of freight
can be carried mile At . cost Of less
than . cent and a third. It is true
that it can be d ne in sections of the
country where rail roads have oil the
business they can do, but it will not
hold good in our State, especially in
our part of it. The Democrat says:
That the vast difference in cost
which is incurred by the various neth
DDS Of transportation, may be more ap'
parent, Ne publish the following state
ment Of the rates Of carriage for gram
now charged by these various systems
of locomotiOn:
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1t would be = great safeguard to
young men engaging in business if
they would resolve that, however
trade may prosper and wealth pour in,
these shall not absorb the whole atten-
tion; that reading aud intellectual
pleasures shall have their own place !;
that . book shall be burden in their
hand, no time considered lost which
improves the mind, though it appears
not in the balance sheet. It speaks
we'll for any one largely and success
fully engaged in business, when his
::pDssssitea Dss -!s, a9d heb a.1its 1 remain simple
better than snowy furniture;
when his family pleasures are found
not in gross, worldly amusemeuts, not
in the crowded party, with its exces.
ses, not in lavish display, but in the
cultivation Of refined and Intellectual
tastes i'm music. in the instructive
aud scientific lecture, and in philan-
thropic and Christian labors. All
these last tend to break the slavery
of Mammon, and to keep one from
the evil of the worlds business.