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New York dispatches announce
that company has been formed in
ENGLAND with capital Of Sl0,O00,0OO.
for the purpose of laying another cable
telegraph tetween that country and
the United States, the American ter
minus to be somewhere on Long Island.
The cable, it is stated. will be connect
with the with the wires along the line
Of the Erie. Baltimore l. Ohio, and
Pennsylvania roads. The directors OF
the company are English and Ameri-
can can,talist.
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One Of the most important industries
Of the country is that Of pork packing.
Authentic information has been re.
cieved from the principal western pack
ing points, aud enough has been as.
certained to show that the increase in
the number of these anima.s slsugh.
tered the past season over that of
1912, will exceed FIVE hundred thou.
sand Chicago heads the list Of cities
engaged in this activity. During the
four months of the packing season now
ended, that city converted l,425, 079
hogs into pork. which is about one
third of all the hogs massacred in the
West. This,at the rate ofa hog in
less than three seconds, would make an
average Of l 400 a day. These hogs.
placed in single file, would make pro.
cessiou extending from Kansas City to
New York-a distance Of nearly fif:
teen hundred miles.
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Wintcrmute, the murderer of Gen.
McCook has been indicted for man.
slaughter, and released Oh s5O,OcO
bail.
1t is stated that he will be arrested
again.
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls, Minn., April, %. 1918.
TO Cvrus Smith You are hereby mott 6ed til st
on he 18th day Of June A. D. 1878 at II o'clock ~.
proof will Be taken at this Office 10 support OF Frank
Sa0-lmacher to enter BY premption the east y Of
the north west 4 and ths north west the north
east dissection II Township Ill range 81, west. To
which you are IN adverse claimant and will 10 per
mittec to oEsr counter proof
B. +. -SnIrn, Register.
81 WI. H. KsLLy, Receiver.
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The Missouri GRANGERs.-The
Missouri farmers take to the oranges
with vim that indicates they like the
movement passing we'll. The head
officer of the Patrons" in that State
says there are five hundred Oranges
in this organization, averaging seventy
Eve members each which makes a
total membership Of more than $1,000.
Judging from the present progress
which the Patrons are making, he
thinks that there will be 100, ,00O men,
bers enrolled before next spring, In
Arkansas the order is making fast hea d.
way.-(ourier JcwrnaL
The millers Ut st. Cloud publish
their advice to farmers concerning
Odessa aud Fife wheat, in the Press
of that city. They uai,e in aivis
ing farmers to be prepared to sell Odes-
sa wheat, if they raise it, at less price
than Fife. 1t will make good. white,
family -four, they say, which will sell,
in limited way, for home cousump-
ton, but which lacks the dryness Of
''streug,h' Of Fife wheat four-the
very quality which has given Mime.
sofa brands thei; good reputation in
eastern markets. Hence. they further
advise farmers, though they try other
varieties, to SOW much more Of File
than of all other kinds. They recon-.
moed, also, thicker seeding than usual,
and al exchange of seed between far
mers cultiva,iog on different soils.
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| q. 8. Lard Oniee,
Redwood Halls, M,nn., Sept .l6. 1873 !
Complaint having been entered At th IN ONCE By
Martin Klunfrll against August Bu rg~r, for aban-
donine his Homestead Entry, No. 669l dated Nay
!, 1872, upon the west II, Of northeasti
| section IS. township, lis, range 20; in Sibley
| county, Minnesota,
with vi~~ to the cancellation Of said entry, the
aaid parties hereby aummened to appear ct this
Office the 9th day of october, 1873, at II ocoet
~, to respond and furnish testimony concsrninR
said alleged abandonment.
| B.r SIXTH, Register
| 81 $50 WI. H. KELLY, Receiver
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NOTICE.

o. Land O6ice,
Redwood Falls, Minp., Oct. O. 1873
Complaint having been entered At this cHice BY
James o. Smith Of Redwood County aaainst icter
266 dated Nov. %. 1872, upon the N E 4 Section
- Township Ill, Range IS, in Redwood County,
Minnesota,
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
office on The :4th day Of Nov 1873, at Il CLOCK
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony eonccrniug
said alleged abandonment.
B. F. SIXTH, Register.
WV. Fl. KELLY Receiver.
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St,kes has been convicted ot man.
slaughter in the third degree and sen.
fenced to four years imprisonment at
hard labor.
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hard labor.
The yellow fever is disappearing
from Memphis and points below. 1t il
announced that no more funds will be
needed for tue. relief Of the Sick, but
much will be required for the assis.
lance of those who have been rendered
destitute BY the pestilence.
Mr.. Shanks, city editor Of the New
York Tribune has been committed to
Jail for contempt Of Court. He re-
fused to tell to jury, "who wrote" a
certain article which appeared in that
journal. He referred the Court to the
editor.in-chief and the publishers, all
Of whom are pecuniary responsible,
but it did not save him from commit.
ment.
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A farmer came to town few days.
ago with load Of hay for Mr.. Teller
He drove upon the scales, aud the
load was weighed. So far all right, but
now comes the joke. After the load
had been weighed he was noticed to
step to the front of his wagon, ~
though he was about to climb to the
top Of bis oad, but instead of this he
was seen to unite . bag Of sand,
which be euptied between the wagon
and horses. The attention Of Mr..
Chase, who had weighed the load. was
called to the matter, aud he request.
ed Mr.. farmer to again drive upon the
scales, as he "thought = mistake had
been made" The farmer did so. and
Mr.. Chase climbed to the top of the
load, and found two more bags OF sand,
which he proceeded to empty, and
then he weighed the hay. The differ
ence between the FIRST and second
weighing was two hundred and fifty
pounds. Of course the man had no
intention Of beating any body. The
sand was merely put on the load to
keep it from blowing away.-Anoka
Republican,.
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". G MARCH, Proprietor.
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CTRCUIT COURT, MAAITUN COUN-
y ;y-Erust " -uer against Joseph
Schumacher and F. leizEa Schmucker his
wife In virtue II and pursuant 20 Judge
meut order q forec' sure ID sale rendered
in the hove emitted sotig- or the Goth day
Of December, 4 d. 1872 IL a general term
Of tie Circait Court t.r MaaHoRot County !
shall expose for sgle and eel 1t public VEN
due.at tn, Sheriff o5ice. il the Court House
IL this c,fv and County II A4Glg1Toc, STATE
# Wisconsin on the s5h day al February, \
.. 1873. 1t 10 o'clock a. N al the following
morfzagei premises o. - agch hereof, az
may be necessary to stisty the amount adj
Judged 70 the plaintiff together with the
costs and expenses. ic-wlt. Ihe eodta-wssi
Quarter If he northwest quarter Of section
No. Trertv.six Is in Township No. Nine
teen 10 north q range No. Twerty-thret
% east in the County Of ManicCwoc and
State Of " Wisconsin.
Dated ST aaaitov = December 24tb 1873
"A NiEIENBERG,
Sheriff of Il ult0woc County,
E.G. d n. J 3tupeg, Pi'fFy saS-
IsVM
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Notice TO Contractors.

Seized proposals viii BE- received at the
off, af he clerk # JOINT Sch1c! District Ne
a, e. in and Tor the TRY AMI Town OF Mani
;ovac. anil Tuesday the 7,h t1y If Jana y
tS12. ct two O'Clock p. m. for the comp r..
t.ou q tie -choo' building in and for said
I,i.glic,, according to the plans and sPecif-
cslious Of q. 2 Randall, the architect. Sa h
completion % consist Of all the work. labor,
materials. sc, which were omitted and left
OFT gf the contract by and between Thomas
Win1iate. the present contractor. AMI the
SCHOOL board in AMI tor said joint school DIS
trict or for any part thereof. Said plan 3
Specifications, &c can be seen at any time at
the Office Of the clerk Of said district from tie
Isl day Of January, 1873, TO tie 7th day Of
January 1873, at o'clock p. m. good
and sufficient bond will be required IA
louble the amount OF each bid. The board
reserve the right to reject my and all bids
JOHN LANTRY. Clerk. P JOHNSTON
Trcayur ". ". WALDO, Director.
Dated Nanilowoc December IL, 1872.
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E.ow To Pass winter Evenings.

The difference between lie mental power
of man who en.ployei AZ lelsare ionrs
in youth IN i jaiic4us sonrse Of read.
anG man who triss away those oparr-
tnnities.i si.nly immense. fi',-r .gas via-
ter evenings should te passed probably. by
having pile cf good books a. hand. +
few pages in one shoaid be read and wei
thcaSli ever. Then fey pa--s il aaotaer
with the same fe..a.aE period q time for
tho4snt. Ia2 c'eaa-~ Of one winter
spent IL this way a.e. book. Of history,
biography, travels, ani even science, phil
osgEhy. poetry a-4 as- a-4 aoa--s.-aY
stimulate q, power u ta.aAas ard o.
serving, aud open usw pItn af ira.
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{ III n HLs

81 Bnnlfgcie- Catholic Chu.e'' rnpT IT hiiT
and Mars:lf street. established ls5J ~ r
Pessler. Pastor Hours or services: E2rH Mass .
81 N. high Mass a. 10 "a. Il. NesPers al = ?.
NJ. Week daY Mas At q.
First German e. rGehcf Lutheran tt,urcn
u 6. cor. Marshal aau F. TN SITS, estsh'i,he
1855 Rev Vi. II 9uefl. pastor. Service al ~
=. IT. SUNDAY School service AZ Z T.. "a.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Pev. L1EaN-,
Pa.tor, Preaching. loia n. an. IA every
SUNDAY Sunday ScE00i , q. N. IrNeT meet
inys MONDAY, TUESDAY AMI 1hursday evenings
PIr~t Presbyterian Church OF Mauit Ianc. organ.
ICED June 26fh iSS'. hey. c. b SLeven-. gastor
Services - l14 O'Clock a. n. and Al ~ =. L.
Sunily School services ~ D'ciOcS + 81.
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Real Estate for Sale.

Farm IS acres Of land. Frame Barn
hozse- we'll wareTed spring, etc. 81
res under cgl.sFatiou, 3 miles from viFy
Lets II & 5 IN Block ila TO fral1e louses
..4 barn Lot IL Block rs house and
harm TIE northwest aaarte1t OF norhwes
spartsr section .. town Two Greeks, IAn.
trv---, fsr,ps. f24w v. H. HORN
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18th day Of January, 1873.

The polls &i. De ap'n ron rso aatI i've
O'Clock in ~. lf-eu-.1
Dat.1 at Naaft"wec. Dec afrh ~
z NuIEOLLhND TEtFR JOHNSTON.
~gF l-.r. ITr-i3 nj.
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IN,.s PRoSpECTU 5iS,:3
OF TIE
NIL II ltaLE lER =.
Daily. Seni-Ev aeIy, awe ekly

y
GT--ts : pal5siczl newspaper THE NEWS
viii continue 70 . iveea;c honesty "..aomy
aal reform. In the presidential election q
y h arlr one hundred thousand men in
Hiscor-siss, AMI over three million m.u in he
n.tisa, presenting large majority af the
intelligence and patriotism Of rhe country.
manfully eon,ende3 for tie trump q liberal
.Gi constitutional principles. IN this con-
fict for good government they have Ug,hing
70 regret and nothing 10 sorrcdier- The
contest with corrupt and centralized power
!. MS ended bat jazz begun. II, 3tngers
a.n.ius. when ye ccntenjcl moro H. q eEer
utility, courage aaI continuous CLAN 2.
In no manner can This uaaessarF vigilance
be exa -cisei 8, II :vely ana ecaaoTai ally.
q. bg Pson1tiu. the large circulation Of
newspapers devoted 10 ,he cause. Democrats
AMI iba- Republicans have r-as,u 10 feel
proud q Faa. ,1ev have alre s.,y aagy.a a.I,1.
cd. e...a .ia2ly n WISCONSIN 1. is aa- too
mach = hope taal. viii cordial personal
afart ID securing wa,l,som- newspapers
amo- ii. a-aal, cfoag s;sta ey,ag F+tg9g.c
aspiration may son D. sea3.a-i f. this
end W. earnestly iry.-e tAa c,rIie. a-arar,-
III q sid r-iaa3s ana new. in he r-r'ier
increase ct eir sg' gip,i LIT
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Steamboat Time Table.
.RsryAL ANp pEFARrTEE OF uJGp.icH


The side-Wheei steamers Na-iowur z~a ~
bOygan S.i leave ever rnTniay, t-5rndtve re
rsp.ed) Il : :; sioCE. SATURDAYS % 4 i-as-- g. =
D. r. Going rib. Sataraay's hoaE goa tLr@r u
10 Two Cree. Eewa.nse aad AuIog5-.
II Hrvor-cshtH steamers Oecutc- -. iose-4h
anu IrGe-teli y arrTse N depart f51m y g
toWOC fol. Oyvs
Coin. sou'h-Lesys. ever. Hna'a~- We.lnaS.i I've
and SATURDAY Il "Dout : D. n
Going Nor F--icavcs ryErp E-sr-'. .rs IS
and @alU ga. q -bgu' 3 p.
j u Tocns- A-=.t.
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Old Colonel S.. orc o. ,h7 state
Senators or Minnesota, tells this Of htn-
self.
Ii was going down 10 =, Paul to JOIN
the session, 8hen a train boy pissed
through the ear, AMI approaching the I'D
colonel and Showing his wares in,o bis lap,
sung yut
Buy leck Of cards, sir Only half
dollar
Turning to rhe lad with an exrressicn Of
courte7ance calculated 70 nT ress him with
Tire cno-mity Of the offence, the colonel
slowly and solemnly said:
Ny scu, never riay cards: J am a
member of the church
'Cl" exclaimed the disguised urchin;
I thought you was member of the legi.la
cure =
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-Ths auiet nrogrcss Of weadin. u

The quiet progress Of a wedding =
Connecticut village church. recently. was
interrupted bs an amusing incidt:s. Il
repe atIng the words, If you know Of any
just cause, etc, the minister .ooA "a
straight At a nervous Young man directly
in froat Of him. The follow sr-aas up
With much haste and reputation AMI
blurtel cut Oh, no, bliss M not the
slightest objections, ST..
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teamSteF WAC repuHe1 i"r us profanity
oy " young siFi returning IRON camp meet
ing '" ny Mss NJ s"'i' You "oi !
49,. p;,I II. .,.a j'.,
49, nI,,
-, .;,hoa ;, lor, b,. b,.b,,3,,
r,, ;al j; r.. a. =. ....
day giving a. reason eiias zh' '8'''sd
s ''. "''o''"u - so'''T ''i'''''' 80
uiuh C'f' ""'''' S"o'-'
~ " u - ,.,,
~, '''''' - So
aiiu s''" - - o. ~ " II - 90
hitch Of mi, u,ury ham.a naea.ag.
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10 TIsE ps BLIs.

WHEREAS, it is unjust that
those buying for cash should pay
the same price as others buying
on credit, unless interest is
charged to the latter.
Therefore, we theundelsigned
merchants, having the object in
view to do Justice to all parties
as near as this can be accomplish
ed, do hereby agree that from
January lst, 1913, we shall
charge
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ID per cent. interest

for all accounts standing over 80
DAYS. Knowing that the above
course will tend towards making
lower prices and give more gen
eral satisfaction. we sign:
J. SCHUETTE N. MAHONY,
BRO. f. K. RAND,
FRED RI DOLPH, j. \. kEIiLER.
J. II. THORNTON, OLSEN, MENDLlk
II. MARTENS, 4 THOMPSON.
z WAGNER. ADAM BLESER
IS. kREIERS, q. BLOQC Ellie,
J. WALLSCHLH c. HAUK0HL,
GER. PLATT, GRAY 6
Villas d BARNES, POSTER,
ERNST KERN, 4. FISHER.
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NOTICE.
TO those whom it may con-
Gem,

AT th.s, WHO are indebted t. lie GA hook
account. ~ Otherwise, must settle tie s4ua
"i,km &C.. - fra'a I'll" d.5e ci lhi- Pub IL
r..i.... i f.,5 wish 80 $ We themselves ce-t.
" MtHt%E}
VI, - s,'I 10 to.'owia2 ols at est
..r cash.
a splendid line Of Brocha
Shawla, and a large line Of
Ready-made Clothing: also
Under Shirts and Drawers.
Nau.fowoc. NV % 1872 I4-Is-ew 81
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aud sold On
EASY TERMS
l4-6-tf
CITY Treaslrer's Office,

City Treasurer's Office.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
ColSIY OF MANITOwoC.
NAaITowOc, Dec. 18th. lS72
Motto. is hereby given that the Tax List
for the ear 1872 for state. county, county
school and delinquent Street Taxes Is nowsin
my nds for collection and viii receive such
Taxes for the next thirty DAYS in my ofhce at
the City uOuucil Room.
ALIII-I
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That was a yery tender hearted man
who, on being told that MS wife, who had
left the house only 81 hour before, was
drowned, and that her body was fonnd
mile or SO below. said She must have
fuated down quite lively
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ok for AGENTS!
4. HqI3aiRsQa < 90. ea.1ae.. u
ApEN THE SENERS.!

8 - = Lsu i'D htuutsN. Liver anu
. s. Bowel. 40 IH. tcs 3t8llhu'y, tho wastes
y a rr.t tit,- 4-tf#u a. ils system remain Ia tho
{, Y lluu. --.t produce i-ri 1tlou and d,- 'ase.
81 q hr-e -r-r.U- ere o. afu}cf- Vt JNr ~gsea
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-02
Education Generally Failurs-Khy.

There are two kinds Of education; one
in which we are taught by others the
other, in which we teach ourselves. The
former method is the more common, the
latter infinitely more valuable and effect,
| i've. The teacher is of service to the pupil,
| in so far as he brings the spirit of self-in-
struction into play in so far rs he trains
consecutive and efficient thinking and in
-yestigation upon the subjects and Within
| the sphere of its activities. The lnstruc-
ton in some schools and families has no
reference to this end, and is, consequently,
nearly valuless, while in others, it all bears
upon this great issue.
independent thinking, then, as far as the
intellect is concerned, is the true object of
; education. But of the thousands who fin
| ish their academic education every year
and go out into the world in how manly Is
it accomplished? Here and there one, but
/ the nlass are the children Of darkness.
Thus it is-our common methods of educa-
ton succeed but rarely, and fail very gen
orally. Is this failure, necessarily, una
voidable? L answer no. Education is
not a varied game. 1T is no chance
affair. 1t is a matter of mental
law, whose conditions can be met.
Hence, there is no need of failure. Every
mind may, in its own sphere, become indie
pendent and self-relient. They may be-
come so in early youth. They seldom do
We find pupils in our schools able and
willing-nay, even assidiou5to learn; as
sdious indeed, as hen over q chalk egg,
but lust as fruitlesS of life and useful &C
tivity. The book learning Of many over.
lays and Expresses the natural fire Within
them, instead of calling it into action.
Can this be avoided? Isay, yes. In cccry
case? Yes BY teachers alone? No. But,
| I,x, tho oop,hinpd pfiortS of teachers md
parents if they understand the mind and
the laws. / am now stating results not
processes. There is in the experience of
many-there might be in all-what may
be termed an intellectual birth, sudden
transformation of mind, in which cloudy
obscurity, a difficulty of thiuking passes
away and the mind acts with ease, clear
ness and delight upon the subjects of school
study and investigation. The mind sees
for itself, ceases to depend upon the Ian
guage eff the book, and attracts the atten-
ton of the class by its clear originality.
This change often takes place within q
scholarship Then study, even com
position writing, becomes delight.
After this change takes place, the teach
er has only the pleasant duty of supplying
the studies in their proper time and place
and directing the mental energies. 70.
ward this schange and condition of mind
all true teaching aims, and / assert thai
every mind can be brought to this intel
lectual birth.
,, 1 have witnessed a number of sucl
: births within the past twelve months, TIVE
: of marked character. The intelectua
success of such minds is secured. And til,
, value of all academical or collegiate educa
tion depends mainly on this issue. =
!. A TEACHER.