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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
WIG Raurrlor A. eaa4on.

EAsFoN, April ga woman named Grouse, re-
siding in Snuftown, in the suburbs Of Easton, was
brntally murdered by her husband last evening.
The man was arrested and is lodged in jail.
Crouss, who had been in town drinking hard,
cana home and, being displeasad, attacked his
wife and beat her numerically Crouss's father
intsrtared 10 save his daughteF-in-law, and was
very severely cut and badly beaten. Mrs. Grouse,
after remaining insansibls, died at four o'clock
this morning. CFo-ss has been committed for
trial y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
ThaNawe.

Keokek, Tpna. elected DsmOcrntio Mayor
On Monday.
ne Rep lleans carEle1 tlID local elac1lgu
q Agaeasi.e ma, 81 Mendag, eaeuring \ q
the IL Councilman.
Brigham Young addressed hls people a
Salt Lake City yesterday and resigned g z
ruler o. ne church. Geo a. Smith, now n
eHuToRe WN9 elpClpd b tll hIs place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09

Rruoyraa. ma ID. Ilzsla, ToEr, widow Of tha
bate Dr. Chas r. Tarr, oe Denton, Nd, Il i stated
4 fhat rsgainlng both. her mental end pAYalcal
tad Id fall. HOPES are now entertained of her
TceoYs4T ultimately.
atf EGI0EIRT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
DAILY : GAZETTE.
- Connar F.aVY.

The Lekg Eaurt before It's adjournment fixed
the rate Oftax for the present year az thirty
cents on he enc hundfed dollars, VIZ; --sO conts
for tho county centa for the poor, and 10 cents
for the State. This Is re duction Of three cents
from last years levy, which was Al ceuts on the
500. iMN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
Two STORES
At PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold at Public Sale, at the Auction
Room Of 0gle Il Miller. Corner OF Fourth and King
streets, ON SATURDAY. April 18th, 1873, at3 oeloe
2, NJ, those two three-stoEy Brick Stores "a
No. /, situate at the corner Second and Mar IL
ket streets now occupied by q. W. Middle ..A-
ton as grocery store. and Mr.. Geo. 5. Hagany as
boot and shoe store.
No. Is situate at the corner Of Second and Ship
ley streets, and occupied BY Mr.. q. II MARBLE as .
boot and shoe store.
These arc frst-rate business stands. and will be
sold on terms to be made known on day of sale By
apr5-d6t WILLIAM BRIGHT,
OGLE MILLER, Auctrs. Real Estate Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
WORsE SMOEING.

Fha undarrlanea viii continue the MoEso Sh1 O.
ine hnslno II g I0l Rast Etfth saRe9k lataly oe-
aapiaa kyhia Gthaf. None but GFst-elasa work
usn viii ~ en- legoda and entire aelloA guar
snRaaa % an Wko nay favor hiQ with their pa,
klonago, which 4 respectfully sellelleqs
naElo-dlm MCAAAD W1SDOAs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
DIED.

WlLSON.-In Philadelphia. on the 9TH inst, Agnes
Wilson. widow Of the late james Wilson, formerly
Of Wilmington, Del, in the 10th year q her age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
Farmers and Dairymen, Take Notice I

Z TarIleFS aIlu UaITymeHJ TAKE NOIIC6
TNHE Subscriber will sell at Public Sale at Jacob
Il u. Hayett's Hotel, in N ewport. Del, on Thurs
day, April 18th. 1873, 10 Head Of Lancaster IN
County Fresh Cows and Springors. Feeders k3NHS
and Bulls. Also some full bred Durham 49,
HOifers coming three years old. springing to cllve
Sale to commence ct IL O'Clock, noon. A eEedIt
Of three months viii be given: -
L. W. stidham & Son. Auet'rs. apr5-2ts6W ltv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
Nottfts.

VISITING COMMITTEE OPTHH BOARD on
eERUCATL0N, appointed By the President,
School No, ii. H. Adams. B. R. Hissler. o.
No. 2-H. NJ. jenkins, Allen Spsakman.
No. 3-W. III. Griffin, Thomas johnson.
No. NV. ", Pierce, Anthony Higgins.
No. IN. NJ Child. p. HassOn.
No. 6-R. G. FrAim, W. J. Morrow
No. 7-Ailen Ruth, b. Nieds.
No. S-H. B. Mclntire. Lewis Lynch
No. 81 j. jenkins. John Palmer
No. ld--J. IL Moore. George Il Rice.
No. ll-George II. Roberts, j.. A. MacAllister.
No. 12-y: @. Morrow, 4. q. ShOrtlidge.
No. 1j-Charles Baird. Z. Ferris, JF.
No. Ill. ZeblSy $. L. Smith. aps
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
Rare Chance Tor q Finsm1th,

EaOR RENTING large connecting Rooms A
II in the third story Of the SaYille Build !t
hc{nFing. Apply 70 ALEX. SAVILLk. IL
febI IT 5l2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09

THoN SALE.
- A small Tubular Steam Boiler. \ bout three
horse Do Wof suitable for driving small engine or
Q hsakinG purposes. PFica SO. Apply ~ this Of
seplf-0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-09
far 9AIe Aua 9ar 3eat.

TNOR SALE.-A Three-stOTy Brick House. -
IL No. SIS west Twelfth street. Contain ~
ing nine rO0ms. with all modern improve HI
8JH. FRAZER
Real Estats Agent,
apr5-tf Third and Shiplsy, streets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02

with herself, and in the afternoon, whe sro ~
had been brought home, sleepy and tlreo i .,;th
ia nsual airing, she dismissed the nurse WIZ ;f
the customary remark that she woula rins II
tbe baby should awaken. ,,;.,, Ella
Five O'clock struck, the hour at "hlon 20
knew the servants would be busiiy occ ;P ;n.
over tboir tea, which their love OF gossip ~
yariably made somewhat long aI ianI, aud aud
then rising, she took from closet CLOAK . an
close cottage bonnet chow unlike was a vnaS
nretty cottage bonnet to the so-caliee ;ntss
Of the present day.. In couple OF IL 90 I,eii
sbe was in walking garb, thick late . Ge,,
1.-THE little fall of later years was noS Sn az
IEnownS thrown over the bonnet, the MOI . o.
feetually to screen her features from ooser'a-
Then she gently raised the sleeping 'nt man,
| 1ullinV it against her bosom to husn lls nv -
inc for the movement had partly arou s 1Sn q
from it's slumbers, and slipping on 5arge I'D nd
meripo cape, trimmed with swans oown, s. ano
tying White hat the little hesa h,st HOE
Which was suspended a veil OF line snS'i nar
wool she gave enc hasty glance aron!u, I 10.
Fl yousiy grasped email parcel, contain.n IN.
change of clothing for the baby, ana p.ssst th
tbronph q glass 9oor which opened 1n NJ. sn
"aTden. shs babe adieu to kphielgh ihorP
t / forever! . hodst thou
i, after life, to thank the loving Ella LOT s'eA
: ing thee away from thy home!
Ito be continued)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02

Were there any additional argument
needed IA favor OF q uniform system OF
IN tho faat that there are now being re-
ceiyed ct the United States Assay Office, in
New York, 6sshels of clean new sovereigns
direct from the Bank of Kng Gland. These
are at once consigned to the cruciA'e to
be melted, refined aad reeoined, the own
ers finding it to their interest TO pay
the poyernpent charges, for this extra la
Dor that they may obtain American coin
or bars bearing ouc stamp. With a uni;
form standard of weight and tiueness, al
this labor and the delay it entails migh
be avoided Gold is gold, henea VIZ!
should not civilized nations possess
stan.}aro and uniform coin that wouh
reDrssent a certain and constant value
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02

,so anecdotes ere now current in the
par;s journals about the late DR.. Nela'on,
court surgeon to the Emperor Napoie9ni
Ono of them tells how the prince ,m i~ ~ the
riding school, and severely bruisSo nlslss'
The confusion became gradually Worse;
ard i, few days the prince was c cor aa
to his bed. Nelaton was sent ZOE, any
: stated that an abcess had been ioin9 o.,
which must be opened. He prepared tol
the o,eratiop. The emperor was IN Ihe
!. chamber in a nervous fever, and ncw walk
. inc and down the room, stroElhg hts
y m1stache, then going to the Winao" TO 70
d beat tattoo upon it with hls myers. n1
IS anxiety could be Gained for nomeht
only. and then he would rush to his son Pee
him. embrace him, aud lavish upon hln'
his strong affection. As- the doctor pre-
pared to. make the pupeture, Napoie -. -
,e caught his hand, and shHdaereo, as .ne
ID bistoury had been plusged into ms OWL
~ body. Nelaton pushed him srusaneiS
es away. and he went to the window again
'g bnt was Immediately called back ny cry
Seeing that nothing but blood came iron
n. the wound, the emperor 0egan TO aouee Sn
ss s strang language ~ aid not go dee
nd enough" said Nelaton, calmly; and n
DIS AGAIN prepared his knife. Once more In
he emperor caught his hanoi You preven
from doing my duty, ssTe sai the eea
~ neror;s band aside, and in an inssar
al. plunged the bistoury into the access.
yes stream of pus flowed frors the wound,a AM
'lm with gasp as of intense pain t nyS ea
as neror seized the surgeons arms. NC
ely IS yet something to be done" said Nelato
he tearing himself loose, anl'n1t very gent IL
tn and. With a stroke of TIE knife, he 10
' 'pe open tie young PRINCES thigh: The , e1
to- peror's eyes flashed with rage anu
in looked as if ready to strike the surge
set dead at h!s feet, when the latter pointed
: to the pus, which was thso flowing s free .,
neT, Napoleon snelted in a n'o,aens before u
in, evidence. and, crying like a CHILD!
l up ""iy "a N.laton was auorcd By
or a court.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02

caribalai. in IA letter from Caprera dated
September 2, advises his friend A3tioli ITO
exterminate the. priests before allowing
ItaIv to 90 to war with France"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02
HARDWARE-MAcHINERY-ETc.

BALDWIN Established 1922 c. s IoCoM
HARDWARE. in c0mn'n''"
A. BALDWIN & CO.,
Successors to
sLoCoMB BALDWIN & CO.,
~ Canal, and 81, 90 and 95 Common Streets,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
Guns, Locks, Cutlery, Nails,
STEEL, IRON CASTINGS. ETC, ETC
Together with
A FULL STOCK OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Which We are Offering the Trade at Reduced Prices.
A. BALDWIN & CO.,
and o. 50 and &dsinns ss Hotel
AGENTS FOR
JE. CARvER's GIN,
COATS BOILER IRON,
VALENTINE & BUTLERS SAFES,
f. 4 g. BRooKE'S CUT NAILS AND SPIKES,
WESTERN OIL COMPANY. aus om
b.. WEST
/. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
10 MACHINERY AND PLANTERS HARDWARE,
e; rs aud III Magazine Street,
"a New Orleans
d,
or
he
k Poole 4 Hunt Il. s. r. Bandy and B. w. Payne
lis s,,s Manufacturers of STEAM>ENG1NES, SAW
to MILLS, etc.
lis s,,,.r r. Bve-sUGAR MILLS, HORSE
mt 0' poSyERs ,te.
pet ;>.o1ypps ,,. REApERs.
i'm I" Worls' and h'so' nv" LAW - .----...
re- r. Bah Co. and H. B. smith-~ooD "oSnAN1
eon MACHINERY.
the Amsriaa, Saw Cospany-sAws
WI Winshsp & Bro.-CoTToN GINS.
ain, Buckeye Foundry-6hh'L'.
,ry. T. c. Nisbet-CoTToN PRESS SCREWS etc.
rom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-28
NUMBER 2.

of Gilead; and j. G. Rich, OF Upton.
wrote quite q number OF interesting aud
valuable articles on the wild animals
OF Maine. The writer is not aware oi
the existence of more than two files OF
the paper; ono in possession OF Mrs.
Moses Mason, and tho other in posses
sion of G.. A. Twitchel, in Portland.
Duplicate copies Of the History OF Beth
cl were cut out of tho paper by the
editor, and put in a scrap-bosk form, ,one
volume of which he deposited in the
library of the Maine Historical Society
and the other he still retains. DR.. True's
editorial labors were gratuitous.
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69t 0fiuro Gmotrat,

Published EVery tuesday Morning, by
T. K. SHA w,
EDITOR And PRUrRGETOR-
VEINs Two Dollars per ysar-Sl,s0 u paid
iu advance
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Loe.t .iacnts for The Democrat.

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. IA I,.,t.,. N.Ir, ilur, ~ r.rA. .NeNiSo.
>Il....- i..o.. ArIIt,. te~ 30 U....,4. Ne.pu.
to4,,.. tr. l~thyI .lt.N l.'to". \srv ''
e uru. .,Hu. O. f-u.. Ilu f.'s,e.. Ne".t
=, t..t-..'r.. Eu.L..tt 100 ll.Uvlt. Dr. g. Euuif~
ly.,..I ,..-.l. b. summer Z, O. fr..t.l .sa rt.u.
} -. .~N t,v,Utrs % % "I'...'t W 'Yta'
Is. hL4uU. Hanover .Jsa- u. ,il"- " 'ieil &
y o. uuJtlIj illr-w "a >+Iua,is S"et-'.
.,,b.r..f..r. az trlI. by cxau.uIu. sss esIpicl
.Isl attached o. JhDir paper. iHc auotNs tis. an4
..0stN sl.Ls to 1sa.l th,u.tIvc- ut tny 't'Isos4
pa}sl@UJs, c-u seuL Go - b' ulai,, or a1nd ~ 'Sr
n,.-r,.,l 4. .rut. sept 80. 90 ou To- slip, mSaus
ti.r ugpyl - paid fu. t0 tuas jJtS Whom mou,l
h. ,sst -.re shyu'J o. iaA,u tS cx.ts.ue 80 = Z,
lra Z Sh1 .lt 49, D., -u, ty..,-j Ni;l.ut ~" - FL.
i. sLoGid V. ..rL u; e.
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40etrg.
The VA and The Way.

~ 80 fafs'~ - ~ ~
W. have faith ,u oil proverbs full surely
For wisdom ha. traced what they tell
Aud truth may D. drawn up a. purely
Prom thcm - il may from II well
lhus question The thinker. and doers'
Asd hear what they housstly say.
Aud youll ilad they believe like bold wooers
In .swhere there. 4 will there's a way
Nave ~ Vices that ask a destroyer
or passions ihat uoed your control
Let reason bscome yOur Snployer,
Aud your body DO ruled by your soul.
Fi.h, on, thou.s &c bleed in The trial,
R.si,, with all strength that You may
lc may conqucr -iu's hos; by ienial,
For where there. q viii there's way
Have ~ poverty piuchius TO cope with
pos. suffering weigh lown Your might
-. call up a spirit To hopG with,
Aud dawn may come 0ut OF night.
% much may bc dome hy dciSins
TIE ghosts of de..'air suj di>m'y.
AMI much NAV h. i.uo iy relying
Oa where there's % viii there's away
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river. and captured the brig-oi-war, and
carried her into port.
Meanwhile the successful schooner
kept on up the river, carrying gladness
to all patriotic hearts; furnishing food
Tor hundreds OF furnishing bodies; and
inspiring many responding souls with
now hopes and aspirations.
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OXFORD DEMOCRAT.

In March. 1888. a paper with the above
title was issued by George w. Millett and
Octavius King. 1t was radically demo-
cratic in politics. King sold his interest
10 MiIlelt at the end of six months. The
paper was edited by the late Hon. Joseph
G. Cole, Clerk of Courts Tor Oxford Co.,
Tor many years. Mr.. Milletts services
were rewarded by the lucrative appoint
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Jenersonian.

In 1928 the Jeffcrsonan was issuch in
Paris. 1t was a political paper of the
democratic school. We gather from an
incomplete file belonging TO E.R.llolmes'
ESQ, that il was started in 1923. 1t was
for some time published by Hon. Hanni'
bal Hamlin, and Hon. Horatio King. 1t
was printed in the building now occupied
by the Democrat and Register Offices
This paper was removed TO Portland in
1890
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man, which, being interpreted, mcaneth
a very extended and very elaboratcly
wrought sentence of oathS. Il wish she
had sunk never was SO fooled before /;
and never will be again"
But the man spoke without counting
his cost. The "Polly Ann" stopped at
Bath and unloaded her large guns and
ammunltion; aud three days afterwards
Two sprighlly privateers sailed down the
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circulation over I,VOc---roStHEe I" the
County, Free.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31
Further Proceedings of the State
Grange.

Report of the Committee to whom was re-
ferred the subject of the Minnesota Farm
ers' Mutual Fire Insurance Association
was read and report accepted.
Sirs and brothers: The Committee to
whom was referred the matter of Mutual
Insurance, by the State Grange at its last
session, beg leave to report:
We are satisfied that all that is necessary
for the farmers Of our State to become ac-
quainted with this Company to have the
fullest confidence in it. There are no quib-
bles or quirks to get out Of paying honest
losses. The rules are plain, simple and
easy understood, which is more than can
be said of other companies, whose policies
contain so many ifs and ands, it is difficult
to tell whether person is insured or not.
The Farmers Mutual insures only farm
property. This Of course is an advantage
to the party insured, as it makes the rate
of insurance much lower. This is not a
stock company, but every person insured
has voice in its management and election
of directors, who in turn elect the officers.
Their officers are paid fee according
to the amount of work performed, which
secures prompt and faithful attendance
to business which salary fails to accom-
plish. Every person pays membership
fee Of five dollars, this pays the Agent and
Secretary and incidental expenses. Each
member pays his proportion Of losses
while he may remain member, and to Sc
cure the payment of this he has to deposit
in bank two per cent. on the amount he
has insured. For instance, person in
sures in this company for one thousand
dollars; he first pays five dollars member
ship fee and deposits twenty dollars, max
ing in all twenty five dollars, and if he in
sures other property or renews at the ex-
piration of policy, he does not pay men,
bership fee but once. Ifyou sell property
insured, your money is refunded or the
insurance put on other property, but in no
case can the policy be transferred to per-
son not member Of the company. If the
losses make it necessary to draw upon the
deposit it does not lessen the amount for
which you may be insured as long as you
have one Per cent. on deposit. :.
= The money deposited is in the name of
tho party insured, and every precaution
is taken to prevent dishonest practices or
the accumulation Of money for the benefit
Of the officers, or any but those insured.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31

"a On looking through the various
stocks of goods kept in Red Wing we find
an endless variety, and safely, say, that the
stocks and stores of Red Wing. are not
second to any in this or any other State.
In visiting the various institutions we are
greatly surprised to find such an endless
variety in any one store ss we find at
"A. ). CLARK'S new store corner Of Bush
ana Thlrd streets. It would seem almost
impossible to call for anything in the Drug,
Grocery, or Fancy Goods line and be dis
appointed in not getting it. We alss found
Dr. u. ". Boutwell, in charge Of the Medi-
cal department, with everything on hand
to attend to the wants Of such % are in need
Of medicines We can safely say there 10 no
more complete store in the State than this.
Il will pay you to 60 and examine goods
are sold very reasonable.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31
Meeting of the Goodhue County Coun.
Gil p. Of H.

The Council met in the Hall of the Red
Wing Grange, in the City Of Red Wing, Dec.
26th, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. In the alb
sence Of the Master and Overeeer, the meet
ing was called to order by the Secretary,
and Bro I. c. 'stearns of Zumbrota elected
Master pro tenn. Under motion the follow
ing persons we're appointed committee on
credentials, Bros. E. A. Sergeant, Lewis
Johnson, and H. E. Shedd. Worthy Over
seer W. 5. Grow having arrived entered
upon the duties Of his office. The commit
tee on credentials made report which was
accepted and adopted and committee dis
charged, and the following named persons
admitted as delegates from their respective
Oranges:
Vasa Grange-W. S. Grow, Master, Swan
P. Peterson, Erick Erickson and johannes
Peterson, delegates.
Burnside Gronge-J. E. Simmons, Master,
E. A. Sergeant, T. J. Leeson, and Olof
Charlson, delegates.
Zumbrota Grange-I. C. Stearns, Master,
H. E. Shedd, Ezra Wilder and Henry Cool
edge, delegates.
Beluidere Grange--Henry Hayes, Master,
N. B. Gaylord, NJ. o. Eggleston. A. ".
Fountain, delegates.
Spring Creek !Grange-H. NJ. Billings,
Master, B. Wait, S. D. Root and A. W. Duffy,
delegates.
Hay Creek Grange-Rudolph Kruger,
Master, D. Dewey, Peter J. Erber, W
Hayman, jr., delegates.
Fsatherstone Grange,-Thos. Featherstone
Master, W. Fryberger, s. H. Richardson
G. P. sidner, delegates.
Red Wing Grange-J. F. Pingrey, Master
B. B. Herbert, Joshua Allyn and J. W..
Northrup, delegates.
Floral Grange-Lewis johnson. E. G
Wright and c. r. johnson.
Welch Grange-William Boothroyd.
Belle Creek Grange-Michael Doyle
Master, s. P. Chandler, Michael German
Jacob Cook.
West Florence Gronge-J. B. Smith, Mas
ter, W. B. Brown, Chas Luth, W. W
Smith.
Valley Grange Ferdinand Shoemaker
Master, W. P. Hancock, Fred. Koch, Got
lieb Siebrasse.
Wacoota Grange-James Sutherland, Mas
ter, Richard Smith,. John Church, Ell
Lewis.
Farmer's Guild ,Grange-Isaac Gala CHE,
Master, F. Tether, L. H. Rice, and N. K
Bennett - a5's@@~ a.
- ....-. -:.-" -
A'nneo'a Grange-7A. J. Grover.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31


Grover, were appointed to nominate such
Executive Committee. The committee re-
tired, and after deliberation presented the
names of the following persons for such
committee: VIM. Featherstone, E. A. Sar-
geant, D. Dewey, I. c. Stearns, H. Bruce.
The report of the committee was accepted
and the persons named duly elected as the
Executive Committee Of the Council with
power to fill vacancies.
Under motion the Executive Committee
with the Secretary were named as incor-
porators of, and authorized and instructed
to incorporate the Goodhue County Coun-
Gil P. of H. without capital stock and af-
ter the Council is properly incorporated to
enter into proper contracts with and take
bonds, fixing the amount thereof, from the
Business Agents.
Moved and carried that the Executive
Committee be authorized and instructed to
revise the Constitution and Bylaws of the
Council, adding thereto such amendments
with regard to business agency, of which
notice was duly given at previous meet
ing, as might be necessary, and to have the
same printed in sufficient numbers for dis
tribution to the different subordinate
Oranges of the County, and that the Con-
stitution and Bylaws so revised shall then
be the Constitution and Bylaws of this
Council.
The following resolutions were passed {:
Resolved, That our Senators and repre-
sentatives be asked to support the law re-
straining cattle from running at large.
Resolved, That we approve the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Mime
apolis.
Resolved, That we recommend the several
subordinate Oranges of this County to at
once appoint Committees to collect and for
ward relief to D. Patten, Chm. Relief Com.
at Window, Mimi, for sufferers in Cotton
wood and adjoining counties.
Resolved, That we hereby tender to ou1
| Worthy Master, H. Bruce, our sympathy
in his atfliction.
Moved and carried that this Council ten.
der their thanks to the Red Wing Grange
and especially to the ladies of the Grange
for the generous entertainment furnished
| Moved and carried that the Executive
Committee be authorized to appoint thu
next place of meeting of the Council.
After which the Council closed with tn,
greatest good feeling. This meeting Of th'
Council was more largely attended thar
any other that has been held. There wer,
eighteen different Oranges represented
and beside the delegatesthere were larg'
number of fourth degree members. Their
were probably one hundred and fifty in all
The proceedings were harmonious through
out; it was like the meeting of brother
and sisters, and showed how firmly tn
noble principles Of the Patrons Manua
has taken hold of the feelings of the mem
bers.
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31
nea= THE ELIXIR OF LIFE is the

bSSR AAAH ILA1Alh Or LIFE Is the
name OF one Of the best cough remedies in
use; for coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough and all Diseases Of the lungs. Sat-
lsfactlon is guaranteed or money will be
refunded on return Of the empty bottle.
ASK your druggist for it and if he has
none ask him to order some at once. It
has never failed to give satisfaction. This
medicine is put up and sold at wholesale
and retail by Thos. E. Tubbs, River Falls,
wisconsin, to whom all orders should be
addressed
The Grange advance., 1873-12-31
ITEMS FOR PATRONS.
OFFICERS OF THE STATE GRANGE
OF MINNESOTA P. OF H.

Master, George l. Parsons, Winona.
Lecturer, John A. Jackson, Lake City.
'0verseer, George c. Chamberlain, Northheld
Steward, A. j. Murphy, Lake Crystal.
Asst Steward, VIM. E. Lee, Rice Lake. Douglas Co.
Chaplain, I. G. stearns, Zumbrota
Treasurer, Lorenzo Hoyt, Saint Paul.
Gate Keeper, J. T. Price, Eyota.
Ceres Sister Sophia Parsons.
Flora..".. '' C.P Chamberlain.
Pomona...... " r. c. Jackson.
Lady Steward = Mary +. Lee.