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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
BEECuER on His LOVE- FOR NATURE

BEECHER on His Love FOR NATURE.
- Oh, let me tell you little bit about
myself once III while | wouldn't
take all the books of the Alexandrian
library for the comfort | get ont Of
nature. Nay, | had almost said, |
would rather loose my Bible than my
world. There is no sunlight that does
not speak to me of my God. | sit
down on the hill side IN the summer
afternoon, and the grasShopper jumps
oyer me freshmanllke, jumping first
and looking where he Will land after
ward. ! sit 90 still that the birds for
get me, and sing az though / was not
there. The ants creep all over me- /
am in fellowship with all | am never
so near to Him. This earth is a
cathedral, whose windows are painted
with rare beauty. Every day il leaf
in Gods outside Bible. / did not
once enjoy all tn 8, but | owe to Rus
KIN more than to any theologian. Eyes
] had, but saw not; ears had. bnt |
didn't hear have become Hebraized.
| have gone back to the noble stock,
TO the people who learned to discover
the invisible God by the use If things
seen
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
sa- Old ProbabjIi,ies ia ont.ranke,

ssE Old Probabilities is out-ranked
by a resident Of Harrison county,
Iowa, who has forwarded to Wash
ing,on the following pronunciamento,
and is sending copies thereof, upon
"osli | cards, 10 all the editors Of the
UniOr:
A pro- bet of the Most II gb God TO
Big. Ger. Albert }. Myer, Chief
S'gnaI Officer U s, A.. greeting.
Inasmuoh as you are, in the prov
idence of G d, placed in the most ia
vorahle pos ion for observation as to
atmospheric changes and their pres
ent conditions: it is my duty to in
forn you, and through you the SCI
entiste, that according TO the words
Of the Lord Jesus Christ, we are 10
be visited by a fearful, protracted
drought, as one sign of the immedi-
ate coming of Christ. IDEN GGBLE.
A Prophet of Jesus Christ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
COUNTERFEIT MoNEY CIRcuLAroRs

COUNTERFEIT MoSEY CIRcULAToRs
The Grand Rapids mich E'gie
says: The following private notice
has been sent 70 express agents in this
State. It may he wei for our people
TO be on their guard: " There are two
men who are going from point to point
through this State, passing counterfeit
money. To do this they 90 iLto a
place aud buy soneth ng worth from
two to ten d>llars, and hand ont filty
dollar bill, which is taken aud changed,
aud they go TO some other town aud
express the pack &c just bought. As
We; they only pass fifties."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

A very bad lIttle boy in Du-
buque ribbed cayenne p PIPER dust all
over the back of his jacket, and then
did shalnefnlly in school. The school
ma'am thrashed hun briskly, but dis
missed school immediately, to run to
the neatest drugstore for eye-sa.ve.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
CHERRIES SALE

State Of Wisconsin. Grant County-ss Circuit Court
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale jesse Bro, KS
az the general guardian OF Minnie and Sarah Hitch
cock infant heirs OF Eli A. Hitchc OK Geceass d
Plaintiff against Levi Hitchcock and Fanny Hitch
COCK his wife, Defendants.
By virtue and in pursuance of Judgment and Or
der foreclosure and Sale rendered in the above en-
Titled action by said Court ut the March term
1874 thereof the | til day of March, A D. 1874.
shall on saturday, the lith day OF May. A. D
lSTl at O'Clock p. 81. the front door Of the Court
House in the village of Lancaster. in said county
offer for sae and sell at public auction TO the highe
bidder for cash the TO lowing described mortRagsd
premises situated lying and ueinR 20 the County OF
Grant and state Of Wisconsin to wit:
The east half OF the south west quarter Of socten
thirty one Town seven north Of Range three West.
containing eighty Of land be the same more or
less
Dated Sheriifs Once Lancaster, Wis Mar 23 1874.
3w6 T. CARRIER, Sheriff.
BARBER CLEMGNrsoS pits Attys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
GHERIFF'S SALE

State Wisco nsin. Grant C"unty-ss. Circuit Court
Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale. bernard frank
erhoof, Plaintiff against Edward PALLET Mary Pal.
lett and Edward Prime. Defendants
BY virtue and in pursuanceo of ju igment and order
Of foreclosure and rendered ia the above nted
sction by said Court the March term 1874
on the }th day of March. 1874 shallon Saturday ha
14th day OF May d. 1874, o'c ock. NJ lat the
front door of the Court Hoase ia the village of Lam
caster in said Cou ty offer for sale and sell 10 The
ghe-t bidder for cash the following e-cribed m TT
gagged premises situated Icing and being in the conn
ty Of Grant and state of Wisconsin, to wit:
The west half OF the south east quarter of section
number twenty-three in Township number oRe north
of range two west
Dated sheriGs ONCE Lancaster, Wis Mar. 90, 1874
3w6 T. CARRIER Sheriff
BARBER CLEAENrsoy Pin Attys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
sg Georgia is the first Of the Stat.

sg Georgia is the first Of the States
late'y in rebellion to pass law giving
public money to persons who became
helpless in the Confederate SERVICE
The bill made douation Of 800 to
those who had lost both eyes by rea-
son of service rendered TO the Con-
federate States. 1t was disapproved
by the Governor on a technically,
there being no entry on the journal to
show that the act passed by two
thirds vote, as is required by the con-
stitution, though in fact it did so pass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
sea. Two hundred and fifty persons
have been adjudged by the Illinois

nave ue6u duJuugeu Dy me IHlnolE
corrts as lunatics, whose insanity
bad it's origin il the great fire in Chi
Gag This is one OF the most d.
tressing, and also most iCcurable
forms OF mania. Another peculiafi
ty is the surprising uniformity Of ox-
preston on the .countenauCes of
those who have become insane from
this cause-a chronic look OF paoio,
mingled with suspicion. So uniform
is this appearance that stranger
having once become familiar with
IT, conld pass through the wards of
an asylum and select therefrom the
victims Of fire-mania, alnos! with
out mistake OF hesitation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

aa- Sweden enjoys the distinction
of being the first country in Europe
to make an appropriation for its proper
representation at the American Cen
tennial Exposition. Other countries
will doubtless be heard from on the
subject in due time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
ESTATE WHITE

In the Matter OF the Estate ct Sarah White deceased
In Probate Grant County court.
Notice IL her by given that w the undersigned
were on the 10Th day of January, 1874, appointed by
the County Court of the County of Graht. Commits
sioners toreceive examne and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against said Sarah A White
deceas. that six months from and after the Goth dav
OF January, 1874 having bsen allose ed and limi ed
for all creditors o. said deceased to PRESENT their
claims TO fer animation and aiowsnce-and tn.
we will on the 81 day OF April 1874 the residence
of the late Sarah A. White deceased, ia the Town
Bloomington. in aid county OF Grant, from min,
o'clock a. m to four o'clock. p IN OF said day attend
to the discharge of duties such Commissioners.
Dated B bennington, February ~. 1874
DAVID BALLENTINE
VIM. 4. 9ARTHWAITE
JESSE BROOKS,
5lw4 Commissioners
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
CUMMONS-MElLIN.

Circuit Court in and for Grant County, Wisconsin -
John Mel in Plaintiff against Sarah elliD, Defend
ant The State of Wisconsin to the defendant here
named
You are her by summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which is ed in the Of
Ace of he Clerk OF the above named court at the viii
age Of Lancaster in Grant County, Wisconsin and
and to serve copy If Your to said complaint
on the subscribers at their office in the VILLAGE oil
Lancaster Grant County, Wisconsin within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day such
service and II you fail TO answer the said plain:
within the time aforesaid the Plai li in this action
VIII apply the Court for the relief demanded In the
said complaint.
Dated, March l4th. 1919.
BUSHNELL CLARE.
lw6 Plaintiff 9 Attorney
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

-
streak Of daylight the last hoof Of 'em
would set up a noise accordin' TO his
natur-ah, and the bulls of Bashan
wer't't no whar-ah. I've often won
dered how their women stood il.
Scripterfiss silent on this pint-ah but
| think | know of some that wonid
a-been vapory and nervous under SIGH
circnmstances-ah, and in an unguarded
moment might a-said somethin' be-
sides their prayers-ah.
My bretherin, enc more word tor
old Noer ah and | win draw to a close
ah. After the outbeatin' time had,
first and last, for so many hundred
year-ah, If he did by accident or 9TH
erwise, take leetle too much wine on
one occasion-ah, | think less OFT TO a.
been said about Utah. Besides, think
he was entitled 10 one spree-ah, as he
made the wine hisself, and. accordin'
to Scripter, it makes glad the heart o
man-ah.
| Nv bretherin, as it was in The days
| OF Noer-ah, so shall the coming Of the
Son of Man bean. The world will
never be drow ned agin-sh 1t will be
<ot a-frc, and burnt up root and
branch, with feryient heas-ah. Oh!
what viii wretched, ondone sinners do
on that orfa' day-sh? They went feel
fit for to live, nor for TO die-aii They
will be put TO their wits end, and
knock aud slraddle around in every
direction-ah. For all at onct, my
bretherin-ah, they will behold the
heavens a-darkenin'-ah, the seas a.
roaring'-ah, the tombs a-btsiin '-ah,
the mountains me tin'-at, and every
thing, ] think, vii be in confused
and unsettled state all."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

LOOKING AHEAD. "A few days since
buxum woman brought TO the regis
ter Of wills a viii made by her husband
aud which she desired TO file for pro
bate. When did he die /? inquired
the sympathetic clerk to whom the
document was handed. : Why, bless
You" responded the woman. he amt
dead yet, but he gave me that (point
ing TO the wilD. and he drinks a quart
of liquor every day, and | guess" con
tinutd she, with laugh. he'll play
out in about three months The off
Ger had no more to say. and quietly
filed away the will. = Baltimore Amer
c1u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

s9~l Ii is proverb ;n the Vest
mat II ~ easier to tnrn prairie into
timber than timber into prairie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

The Phil4delphla Ledger pnts
its advertisement of Milwaukee lager
under the head OF "Amusements."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

THE ORIGIN or MUTATION
Apropos Of The subject Of burial, a
very curious tradition is said TO exist
among the natives OF Abyssinia with
regard to the origin OF burial. They
say that when Adam found the body
of the murdered Abel be carried il
upon his shoulders for twenty days,
not knowing how to dispose of it
The Almighty took pity on him, and
sent forth a crow with its dead young
one on it, back; and the crow flew
before Adam until it came to a tract
of sandy ground, in which it dug a
hole W tn its feet and buried its young
one. And when Adam saw this be
dug 4 grave in the sand and buried
his lost boy i'm it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02

~ The Senate has confirmed the
appointment of General Thomas b.
Van Buren, as Consul at Kanagawa,
J pan. This is equal to an expression
Of confidence in that gentleman, not
wlthstandIng the ugly charges made
against him by Mr.. Jay, our Minister
at Vienna, of irregularities while act
ing as United States commissioner at
the Exposition at that city, on accou
of which he was removed from that
commissionership. Il has been more
than halt-suSpecled that Mr.. Jays
accusations had their origin more in
peronal spite :han in official duty,
and the President and Senate evil
IDENTITY take this view of the case.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
PUMPS.

The Halliday" and Seneca Falls Pumps: also
the Halliday v ind Mill for Stock Wells.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-02
CHERRIES SALE

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TUITION: "''..'A
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Ssniilsa. u sai.Dess.

Seminal EmlssiCEs, tce conEeqUeuC" uf 81:
abus.: his solitary vice, or oeIfaNCa sexual
indulgence. is rracuced by TIE youth If notl
sexes to almost unlimited extent. Producing
with GHtrrinG certainty. tie follo~ll- train II
morbid SYM toms, unless conbatetl Is sciout;
tie Ii. dlCai Measures. VI: s&lICw cu!Ltla-
ance. dark spots under tie eyes pain IN the
head, rIL ging i'll tie t-r~ nos like tie rstlir,
of leaves and rafting Of cnariots, unc.siusss.
about the loins, wcakLts> Of the limbs, confu-
scd IsI II, bluuted INTELLECT. loss OF cuntidf rce
Gifdtnce in approaching strsT1 GERS, = dislike a
form new acqu2iLtsrces, disposition to shrl
society, loss oI .noly. hectic Pushes Lilup!e.
and various .rupt,oUs ahCut the faces f.r-aj
tongue, fttid brea,h, coughs, CONSUMPTION,
night SWEETS mcncmGria Bud frequent insanity
Il relief lie not btaInet, tia. nd apply mae
diatciy eith1r IN p.lsCr Il ~ lertt-, ana have a
cure Effected by his new aiIa seituiiic mode Of
treating this els, sac. N1.ch never fa4ls II e..
fectiL,, quick and I.oiyal c..c.
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Cured AT HONE,

Persons at distance rl,y he CURfD a.
hoAI. by addressing ist5orto DIR. GIEEIF
stating case. symptens, ItDstiI 81 Tine TIE dis
ease las continued. aid have IH,Gl,ilG mt
~ forwarded, tree froIu dantge ind cuIios ~
10 any part Of the country. vi h fall and fls;,
directions By inserting IeD Dollars coin in
registered letter. through he Postusilce or
through Wells. Fang" 4 Co: package of r.icji
cine wiz he forwarded Il any part II The Union
Correspondents viii rleaNe intorln Dr. 6Ipbon
that the5 ad Liz sCitSI1; IL, lis IN tie ArrIAr
Address, DIR. y. i. GIUEoy
jec3-iy b. 1885,, sau Francisco
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-28

How many thousands of persons, both 1-1,.
and fl male. are there who are suffering cut |.
mise rat. existence nom the t;IuCgs o. secret L
dulEeLces, or from virus absorbed into t.a s.
tell. Lock at their l.llIG, eI..4cjatcd aid lis
ngared faces AID 3l,.r srekcu-ueWn cCust.ta-
uunA. Gisqusify d lie Il. far tire AaIIIIeS. Of
marriage or the en- met: Il lie. la this
LOrTd situation thuGeaIt.s sI1er until de2.n
closes the scene. Let parents, guardians,
fIieGGs. attend IL those " no are sui,IIIg VIA
any OF these Aorliti,, lIit-lt stTo.i1g Il.ala-e.
= that tAty arc cared tor aid cured titTe i
BE- too late. schd then immediately to DR.
GIBbON, E physician ~,u has made private
a->tss. ms especial Stay To- years G..t! y1o =
t-eE.zln 70 cure the most IN tr-at, c-t Af.Dt,s
n.ei,U.y " any lnjullt i Gr,.s
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And II accordance with law and al order OF
She Board Of Trustees, made on the 18th day 9.
May. 1874. 50 many shares Of esch parcel Of
such stock IS may be n.ct ssary. VIII be sold q;
public auction. st tie othce ot the company Il
Empire City, New.
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s.yi-..ii.ia City. Gold E.Il snd Carson Once
lisrolrsh Tickets can he t.ltSin,d 10 S:.n Fran
cisco. C..Gtll AID Intermediate points tn the
2. i. j.
1lDCu=l, Tickets can lie procured at the Com
pans = .fics ,.IIiia Tor Chicago, haIs-s City
4nC 1t. Louis.
u. ". HEEISGTOS-
General >IilsTllttL-s-:.
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Monday, July 18th, 1874,

st the hour Of l o'clock ?. d. If said day, to
pay said G.libGue1.t assees IGtLJ> tEeIcaIl. %
l-ihtr with costs OF aGvtrt,slLg aid ,1E Fti!ses
Of the sale.
JOHN BLACK.
Secretary.
Otl>r-E Umpire City. New. !ri4-yG
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-28
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