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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-31
cHERlFFS SALE-WorDES.

on Executoa state 81 Wisconsin, county of Grant
a. In circuit urs otto kinke, plaintiffs against
Brs ri la Wordrn Defendant.
by vttue 81 an execution issued ont Of aad under
the seat al ihe circuit court Tor Graut county, Wis
anon "A iudsimeut retrie ed 10 justice court before
aenEy burgess. one OF the Justices OF the peace 10
4sd Sur ssit ny, ia favor Of sad piainuff and
said defendant appe trs bT the transcript OF
~. iiligmeDt filed ia ctics OF the eTk oi
Sirc9tt court county at draLI have thi day lesie4
.,oon ALI the fight title and interest which The eIen
can't. BrazIi9A A Nsrden. or ttoss claiming under
ann had { n the 9th day of April, 8.3 or at any
slime Greater. tbs g. lowing described property
e., wit The east hal OF sauth SseI qaartef section
seventeen (l5) town three 81 rage tour ~ vest.
axcent five acres in southwest corner thereof
End the ws-t hail Of west htif southeast
quarter OF section seventeen (lTh town three
.3l range tour ~ wvst also south nail
III east hslf Of west halt ot southetst quarter OF
lection seventeen, three ~ range oar ~ west
Che SAM beitg ia til. couuty u urAut aud State OF
wi cousn @nich shs sell at pubic auction 10 the
ntx est bi6lrr for cash, at he trout door 81 tho
court hous in the y'uAge OF lancaster III said
~ on the 9Th day OF January asa, at the hour of
one O'clock m.
Dat d at she .sherifs Office shis Goth day Of 0cts
ser, 1874 I CAkkIER,
Sheriff OF Grant Comfy.
BARBER CLEMENTsoN Plaihti's AttSs S5w8
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-31

s1 Judge" said defendant in
an assault case, in one of the justice'r
courts, lately, Il pl'ad not guilty 10
premedltated assault, but he ca %
me horse thief and gave him "a
paroxsmal kick"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-31
1STATE-RIEcK.

ESTATE IECK.
IN the matter OF tho estate Of Otto Rieck deceased
10 Probate Grant County Court. To all whom it
may concerns
Notice is hereby given that we, the subscribers
we're on the Zlst day OF Decembei. lsT4, appointed
aud com mssioned by the Judge OF said court Consis
,ioners to examine adJast ali claims aud
demands of all persons against she SAID decea ed
that six (6l months from auI aft9r sal day have
oeen allowed and limited for creditors to present
heir cams to US Tor examination and allowance
and that wtll. Saturday. tue 10th day OF .nn-
uary 1873 and SstuId day the 20th day OF June, 1910
Il the hour of 10 O'Clock a. Of each of said days
respectively a off of the First Nation Al rank
Of BOscobel In the ,ity of BOscobsi Grant ccuaty,
Wis., attend to the discharge of Gus duties ~ cUminis
sioners Aforesaid III MEYER.
MC1AUdH IN,
Dated Dec 81 1874 ANTON hIEKsN
4lw4 Commits ioneIs
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GRAPE ROOTS For SALE

have on hand extra good 4ot OF Concord and
Delaware Grape kouts for sale, whEch will 20 al
souabie rates. Also, pure homeiAade wine OF tue
Catawbs Delaware and Concord kSGdss
Potosi, Oct %. s2me J. BONN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-31
ESTATE WuITE.

ESTA rE-W HITE.
Ia Pr ,bate-Grant Go, Court. In the matter Of the
Est tie OF Sarah A. White, deceased
On reading and 6iiug the petition Of James Balkan
tne adrnnis the estate Of sarah A. waite.
.ieceased represe nting among other things shat
ne has fully administered said estate aud praying that
,time and place DO fked Tor dining allVejug
his account OF his administration.
1t Is ordered. said account be examined by the
Judge OF this Court, Oh Monday the 18th day OF Jan
uary next ensuing at O'Clock in the afternoon at
the Probate Office in Lancaster, IN sand county.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
gwen to all persons Interested, by publishing copy
this order for three weeks prior to
lay OF hearing, in the Grant Counts Herald weekly
newspaper printed aud published n Lane ia said
}ounty. BY the curt,
WIN. NcGONtUAL, COuBty j. dge.
Dated at Lancaster, the 2ist day OF Decemter, D.
1874. W.
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THE HER AID.
NEW YEARS DAY.

IA. Htss,rv. Ancient Modern -f;etebFauon In
Ot6sreut te "a ntr.ea-hcW Years Eve-t her
~ Bounce and ookiss-W Inc aud Plum
Cake, etc
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a Complete Pie orinl histUIy Of the shines -
he beat chenPest, aud most suCcessiui
knmity paper 81 2ne UuIon.'
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-31
LUNCH OR SQUARE MEAL

On short notice. COFFEE AND TEA served at a
moments notice.
OK STEERS
Served 20 suit the tsste-either stewed flied, or
sold by the
Farmers bring your Families; have plenty Of
room for those who have no place TO 20, and who
wish 10 stop while. Late papers always on nsBd ID
the rsading room. No liquor sold on the premises.
Inns GkO- ". BNDD-
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Any terstn wishing y act permanently a. a cal
csuvasser sill receive ia aud Prompt Inform tion
IL app ylnk 10 TIL 3 ALOIAE CJMe tNY,
~ Maiden Lane, Aew York. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-12-31

The Union owns the an 5intls Of all lE ALnTNE
ptclures, wRtch, with other paintings aud egrvngs,
..ft 10 he distribute aBr'ug the mrD9trS III every
ss3tts OF 5u0l CRIBS loo different psc v.iued
a over 500 dlstfi.ntvi As the series
igii the awards OF satch seri-s n.de ale tie
p6blisled the ueXi dug iseus 81 the
As.DlAE, Fhis feature appnes 10 snbscrib -rs
WAC pas y ear 10 tdyHnce FUN p4rtieutars ia
clseuar seus Oh app ict.on ene osiug stamp
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
n. r.. nsessoTAy.p q e,w.

'rugrlsts and Gen ds., Snm Francisco, Ca
d.. ut Washington ani Charlton sta. n. Y.
GpLD II ALL DRUGGISTS u DEALERS.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
The Effects of a Sunbeam.

II the curious things in science wero COM
nunicated rather than materialistic, as rep
resented by Professor Tyndall and others,
but profit and great pleasure would be the
result. Take la its contrast the effects Of
sunbeam, for example, and one sees the
grand result of the most gentle and power
full, and yet variable aHd versatile forces.
As painted by An artist pen, we see that the
most delicate slip of gold leaf, exposed as
target to the suns shafts. Is not stirred to
the extent OF a hair, though an infants
faintest breath would set 1t in temulous mo.
ton. The tenderest OF human organs--the
apple Of the eye-though pierced and buffet
ed each day by thousands Of sunbeams, suf-
fes no pain during tho process, but rejoices
In the sweetness, blesses the useful light.
Yet few Of those rays, insinuating them
selves into a mass of iron, like the Britannia
tubular bridge, will compel the closely knit
particles to separate, and will move the
whole enormous fabric with as much ease
as giant would straw. The play of these
beams upon our sheets Of water lift up layer
after layer into the atmosphere, and hoists
whole rivers from their beds, only to drop
them again in snow upon the plants. Let
but the air drink in little more sunshine
a. one point than another, and 1t desolates
whole region in its lunic warth. The
marvel is that power which /. capable Of
assuming such diversity Of iorms, and of
producing such s.upendous results, should
come to us in 30 gentle, SO peaceful, and so
preteucious manner.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
India RabGeP Tires.

9"All the subjects that are discussed now
were only imagined once" said a distln-
guished iunatic; and this Is so true that the
public mind has now reached the subject
which comes Immediately before Lear's
famous proposition that the cavalry should
be shod with felt" though this relation
ship seems to be putting the cart before
the horse.
In London 1t Is proposed that the owners
OF all vehicles which ply in the public streets,
shall be compelled to have the wheels OF
their vehisles bound in India rubber tires.
At first this has sound OF something wildly
impossible. Popular notions of India rub.
Der at once suggest that 1t would use q set
of tires a day. People can scarcely conceive
OF IN article familiar for Its yielding softne.s
enduring Tor any time the friction which
destroys the pavemants; and the notion OF
expense, founded on the presumed insta-
bllity of such tires, is the great objection
urged to the innovation.
But the fabrlcators OF India rubber answer
that thev can make tires which will oullast (
iron. Perhaps they CAP. So many thin. 9
have been seen in this generation that one
scarcely dare deny any downright statement
OF that sort. On, Of these days wa may sec
krupp's cannon made of pspier mache, and
we shall simple shrug our shoulders and In
quire, "What nexty" India rubber tires are
said, practically, to be doing effective ser.
vice in Berlin, and the experiment Of this
change has too much possibility in it moi
to be well and wisely tried. II the expert
ment prove u success the great pavement
problem will be finally solyed.-City Item
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25

REGlsTEks,s ORDER.

RrGIsrER's OFFICE.
unon o 4 tho HtI appiieation M % Of susannSh Years
ley, Administratrix of Samuel Yearsey,
late of Mill Creek Hundred, in said county,
deceased; It'll Ordered and directed by the
Register that the Adminlstrat'ix aforesaid,
give notice of the granting. of Letters of Ad-
ministratien upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters. in
six Of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having de-
mans against the EatRteto present the same.
or abide ~ an Aet, of Assembly in such case
made ana provt' t'ded. And also cause the same
ba insarteS &no with the same period in the
Delaware Gazette. a newsp~ p~Uer Pnonshled I'm IN
Wilmington. and TO be continued i''h wv
months.
Given under the hand and Sc al
cu.r Nof office of the Register afore-
sL%H /asid, at New Castle, in New
---->> Castle county aforesaid the day
and year above written.
B.GIBBS. Register.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25

Til, President of the National Bank Of
LouisIrha Lns notified the Mayor OF New
O"lean. rrat t1e bank has availed itself OF
II claue. il. its ..greement with the city, and
surrendered Its position as fiscal agent, and
will make no further payments OF in terest
and coupons. This indicates that the city
may default upon its payment of the Dscem-
b,r interest, no other provision for tie pay
.nent having been made.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Fs-
tate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administratrix. on or
sembly in such case made and provided
sUSANNAH YEARSLEY,
Administrators.
Address-Falkland P, o.. Del. octlU-2mw
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25
Registers Order.

REGIsTER OFFICE.
New Castle County. November 10. 1874.
Upon application of JOHN YOUNG,
Administrator of Margaret Young, late of
Wilmington hundred. in said county. deceas-
ed it is Ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that thei Administrator Aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate Of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters. in six of tho
most public places of the county of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against tho EstAte to present the Same OF
abide By. an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, h. U. D., IL newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington. and to be continued
therein three weeks.
kfHsN Givon under the hand and seal Of
MSS office of the Register aforesaid. at
- New Castle. New Castlecounty atoro-
said the day ard year above written.
SEWELL C. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested TO tho Administrator, on or be-
fore November 10Th, 1875. or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made an d provided.
JOHN YOUNG,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington. Del. novlo-d3w
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25

Of Bancroft's History the formost Ii.
terary critic in England says. ''Its
main defect Is the authors somewhat
ponderous style. In spite of all the out.
bursts of fine writing there Is not q
single impressive picture in tine book.
1t Is more likely to be found on the
shelves of Libraries than in the hands
of readers;
The daily gazette., 1874-11-25

!la E'ersut ~ ta{sa :;isaa Ell ,;cys arco,,
.H9 10 directions, Ql remain long Hnwell. pr'
Vtci uis.r hone atN lui destroyed, bg mipe,.
13a i or cih7r 7.7, ana Vital organs W.4is
D1fDud the lu.n- 1lg. SO
atySrcpaz.7 C Gi.ss.isI,, Headache. pa,
Ia the Slouldcw, ushs, TightnGSso Of .be Chgs
Dizziness. Sour l..rci tiOns OF the Stomach h.
Taste in tic Mouth, Et.ou3 Attacks, Palpiiaton
tie icart lanJuNiatlJn OF the lungs, Pain In IN
symptoms, arc tho onsprngs OF nyfpepsia. On
.Dtl,Q VIII lrore hotter guarantod Of III m,,i.
tIHG = lengthy advertise WcHt.
d Gr f'cinuse Co.. pi@iHss, IN Young o, .ll
married or single, at tlie dawn of WomailhoDI l.
ja tnrn Of life, these Tonic Biters display 50 h
t.!el ~ iisautn tA'L iiV!olenegsls scon re
ut"tlbc. a'r
f'er Es,c7t;n,at s.isd Ghron.c rLh,.
'''it.sssi ana Cuut, Bliot'. hemittcnt ari ln.a
wlaeut .Gyer1, Diseases Of tie Blood, Liyer III
I-FA ana b.n5Ger, tnc'e nltters have no etg-
D.. t Discs tS ere caused by Yjtlated Biocl
z ..cy stTa = :e.fiiD pnrgativa ns,NveIl q
. 'AG..--, p' .esslng the merit QyactnT SIS
powerful ts'nt IN relieving Congestion or lnGr
nation CT the Liver altl Nisceral Organs, Gnl
biioU1 Diseases.
Ter Skin 5j@ca s"a, Truptions, letter Sl
lshcH-n, B.otchea. spots, lunples, Pustues, raa
CafDuncies ling worms, Scala-iiead, Sore l'
.fy iPclas, l,cli, Scur.s, Dscoloptions OF the St
llumors and Diseases OF the skin Of whatever %.
or nature, are literally dug up and carried out O..
system In short time BY tho use OF these Bite.
disntcfai !sh0.SitEs'as proclaim VfSEGAg b
TEas the most wonderful lINisorant that ever a,
l.ineq the 6lDflng systCm. ... -
ti. FL. nsoD4TAyp q CT.
NrTTl-ts and Gen a ~. Sam Francisco, Ca
.6.. ot Washington ana Charlton sta. N. Y
SOLD III ALL DRUGGISTS Il DEALERS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28
HEALTH AND DISEASE

Ihere Z Ea aae thing Whleh eslses 50
u11ea PAIN poverty and distress az bad
lFVIHg and bad 6ae1arTag- Learned pail
auEEraF91z1s On both e'1atlnenEs arE EoW
c11useai1ng that health refarz- Z the ha-
AZ af al ether rEfaEma
Weul1 insist that p gFzie5anz shsa1Id
bern 10 preserve heaIth- rather than
drug u res1qre Il ssrangs that 50 nla-
ny haFs Al idea that taeE e@n d the
IaEter. but nat the fsruG- They Gan
make ane well b1E eaanat keep hin 80 :
rsTsrzing tie cauaa1-sense mazT1 thai
.an aqnce q preEe1alaa L Ha-th Z pognd
af eue~ Straags that the skill which
pqzs 6ody IN aEuE@r. migzs Eot Pre7eut
tie dEaar,5er- hTtn nat easier TO Keep
the rad than % fad Il after Iaszng It ?
l. II easier u refarur than ID keep fruua
needing IL L. Il wlae % allow car eh1l-
drsn "a ea11ras1 WIGS, that #e NAY use
ar skill % re1Grn thea 10 tEelr Ia@s VIZ
aues9 Is ii ne6 easier 30 keep Ten mea
s,sse-- tfa1 "a rsfsru eae druzEzr1z ? s.
n1zss Il Ee Il to kealra- Far easier and
r sassr fsr daeearz 10 ssudg, ID przs-
r5ee- and - 5eaeE hFg5ene-a kaTe al
tfheT- pssraas i've n ssssrgszace with tEe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-28

hight years sgs. IN the army, six Of
the writer's friends teok the dySensery.
FIVE ef when were draggei-feur into
their graves. and enc chemically cut Of
the ssEviee. The sixth was hathed. pack
ed in wet sheets. and. instead sfastring-
eats, pure water was Syringc1 into the
lower bowel. In eight days this young
nan vas well. and. indeed. washed and
dieted much purer than ever before.
It IS sincerely and honestly suggested
whether the theory can be true. viz.
that one disease can be cured by anOth-
er. How can two wrongs make enc
rights When We get sick from impure
sir and diet. can we cleanse ourselves
by yes inquirer drugsS Where Is the
plain. common sense that can believe
that drugs which always sicken = we'll
person can cure sick eae2 In despite
Of such doses. Nature may restore the
patient bat hardly with their aid.
Dr.. Franklin published. in his Poor
Richards Almanac. s-God eures-the
physician collects the fees
Thomas jefferson. and scores Of other
men Of the best judgment, had no CONT
deaee IN poisoning sick people we'll
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