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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-06

y orHr j. hrrvat given il.Ai t'.e n'H'e-
-igne'l hrs Fnrrlia~-ii fror- ihF 'ftn-
r.liahi, nur-er, men snd WiIi hfve rr
hpui grou s->oitmnn. ~ I NJ aHi
" inter Pear Trees. Nntcr and trsh
Apple Tr-e>. au'i .,"oi assortment II
Cherr, Trcs-. rnd -nue priHrf ff',-.
whirh were .nirrir' witl "a irw 81
ting .ui hiln>rir hni 49, iug in r.r-n' +
sfiurrs over hi~,i hr hs- 49, rnnira.
will he compelled 90 dispose ~ IS
80 the SAM. ami viii sci fva lr.s
than i-u>n,ll, q-h~,i bs reliable uti--
nrn eiihrr fnr rash ur upcn-ir-.
sid ir,..- viii 10 feys uhnui ii- s.
OF November. ISIS ~ letter
r STEPHEN OK.
Jasper. October 18th. rs74---5w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-06

NJ Here is the first dish of Indian
Summer poetry:
sweet cider now and pumpkin pies.
And msidens fair aud donghnu' ssgr'asy,
on who would not he farmers boA.
So full Of fun, SO free and easy :"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06

begin with, unwelcome suffers hang about
| the house and the accepted lover is driven
to his wits end by jealousy while the
former are kept idling their time away In
'sfooling around a girl who regards them
not. Then the neighbors begin to talk,
and an indefinite amount of scandal is pro-
duced. Elderly persons, who ought to be
at home saying their prayers, will devote
hours to watching how many times in one
evening a particular young man dances
with a particular young woman; and af-
forwards go about declaring how that
shameful creature is deceiving her parents.
BY and by the secret oozes out within a
certain circle; but the outside public knows
nothing about it, and is left free to make
comments if it finds those W young per-
sons treating each other with too much ia
miliarity. The lover stumbles into a
thousand vexations every day. IF there
is one thing more than another that drives
him wild it is to hear his divine Clarinda's
name mentioned by others, and to be
"chaffed" about his intentions. Of course
IL the young men knew, they would as soon
think of tickling the snout Of a doing alli-
gator as OF bantering a man really engaged
about any such thing. Then the young
lady is pleased to learn that her continual
meeting with a certain gen tleman in
the Rowin the morning has been remark.
ed and curious elderlyfolks broadly hint
that they would really like to knowi if there
is anything in it." Of course, there
is much in all this secrecy that a girl likes,
She is willing to let a few friends know
but to proclaim to the world her relations
with this sutton savors to her of unmaid.
enly boldness. She is not 80 slow to sane
ton the publication of a marriage adver-
tisement. Then she feels that the die is
cast. But the German girl is pretty much
of the same opinion when sheis engaged
and she knows that engagements which
have been thus publicly announced are
seldom broken of. Marriages come to
grief as well as engagements there is no
certainty In life. however amiable and
trustworthy the English John or the Ger
man Hans may appear in the eyes of his
beloved one. Sentiment aside, there are
social advantages accruing from the frank
publication Of the fact of an engagement
Continued on third page.)
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06
Publishing Marriage Engagements.

AiNh tht ipIluuh bdtiN news.
hen two young German people become
engaged 1t is their custom, as most folk,
know, to announce the important fact in
the newspapers. Among the advertise
ments of state lotteries, forthcoming Oh.
eras, cigars ct some famous "Fabrik, and
'echtes Wiener, appears a notice of the
accomplished "F~erIobung, ia which the
names of the two lovers are united by "A
tender little hyphen. As a general rule,
the compact is then considered indissolu-
Die, and there are not many who are bold
or wicked enough To iorsake the engage.
ment thus publicly recorded, and to give
all their good natured friends that oppor.
tunity for talking scandal which they de
plore at the same time that they hasten TO
use ii. However, accidents will occur
and sometimes the "Verlobung'' is broken
asunder by the hard exigencies of life.
Most people in such a case prefer to say
nothing about it, Sic hat die Treu ge-
nrochen, das Ringlein list entzwei," sings
!he heart broken lover, who goes away
INTO strange lands, and is in great grief
unui ne nnds some other young woman of
sy"pdinetc nature To console him for hiS
loss but at intervals a passion of re-
morselul honesty selzes the torsaken one,
ana causes HIM to tell the public frankly
what has betallen him. Such an instance,
we are told, has just occurred and the
young man, in advertising the fact that
the engagement formally announced has
been broken off by his sweetheart. states
her reason. To his regret, he saws. She
did not find in my department. that gray.
ity which she had a right to expect - This
looks ike very extreme mOdesty at first
SIGHT; but 1t Is much more probable that
II contains some covert sarcasm, along
with an excuse tattering to the Young
man 5 vanity and self-respect. The sar-
casm Is directed against the lady,of course.
for the rejected lover is bv circumstance
II not by nature, reyengeful. She wanted
s,avhy let other young men be warned,
lor himself, he was no gray beard full
- polVeh'i2us saws and burdened with de
III lie was rather a gay young dog:
mnoh d;,In 9se state was, perhaps, of too
m.oh sna'y aud responsibility for him
aharn,;n = ne iegle,s II, be must allow his
ye."e o " go elsewhere for a sol
Snn anu N9neiapie Spouse. Whether that
De the explanation or not Of the announce
ment, it is at least one that the rn,n~n"nn
could carry with him into society i H.
search for a new bride.
Now, there can be no doubt that tho
publicity attending such matters in Ger.
many is very useful at times. A frightful
amount OF mischief is frequently caused
in England by the extreme shyness of
maidens who secretly pledge themselves
TO marry, and remain profoundly anxious
that the fact should not be known. To-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06
Castor Oil Pills.

&The safety and certainty of action of Castor Oil
ior Doth children and adults, has made it at al
times popular, because it is a reliable medicine
Ii ONLY OBJECTION
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In accurately combining,
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None other should be used.
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Price % Cents per box
For sale by Emil kehler, and Z. Breunert
2-16d6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06
A POPULAR MEDICAL BOOK ON
MANHOOD! PAGES,
WOMANHOOD!
$50 PAGES. MARRIAGE

Illustrated; explaining who NAV marry, who not,
why. The 1mpcdiments TO Marriage, their nature,
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In such cases. About piinpies on the Face Why
our people are prematnrcly infrm. Thu work con
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true Marriage Guide and Private Counselor. Sent
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cents by DIR WHITTIER,
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

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hsying. high rsPutat1su fr honorable eonsns
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-06
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A~GGREGATING
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LIST OF GIFIS:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19

The Hon 1a q VI Fl Fln .!.ss AZ,
Aialsen 70 Greece, Writes in biz paper,
the Troy Time. ss q 9. 'th. /. ai.;a.!!h,.s
habits Of Earope. He says that 10
France, 4lssiy,a Spaio,' .Gsruany md
Greece, where ths consumption Of vine
70 very great, there is:t,ssless dsaaien-
.aess than in ,.G.sae* iBritsiss torssths
Uai.ed States hi. opinion = e., fhnzi
the substitution of mild wine f,r the
.,hiist ! g generally drank here : would
be = retorm.tory agency in checking
j inteupe'aooe: To result Of bis 4 per- III:
70 u "osrrva,ipus. in. Spain xas ths,
Woe sh' ps met him At every turn, but
he rarely saw ' drunken 81 map. Outside
OF the Engli.htand American oolonis,s
he kue" o. very little drunkenoess 10
P.ris In Germany he Minnesota tre-
uendeu" flow Ut lager, but believes the
propo' tioo Of confirmed insbriatss there
does not equal one to twenty of the
same o'ass here. In Prussia . liquor
stronger thsn our vors. whisky is used
With bad rerults. ssd 10 Great Britain
the evil 'somsabat approaches ita extent
70 the Un'tsa States. 5GsssRya,x. W. u,
the meet drunken city be saw abroad.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19
Mortgage Sale,
lame Of Mortgagor-Erik ,Erikson:

Name Of Mortgagor-Erik Erikson.
Name Of Mortgagee-Josepi G. Smith.
DATE Of Aortgage-The twenty fifth day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1872. Recorded on the 25th day OF
September, 1872 at 4odoek P. n; in Book"G''
OF. Mortgage Deeds, on page 1861 in the Office OF
tho Register Of Deeds efthe county ofstearns State
OF. Minnesota. Theanoant which is claimed to be
due On said mortgage athe date of this notice is one
hundred and sd1ty: thrstdollars. &c.. 49, 49, .
"a 4 tho north east a rter N Of section twenty
tfopEk2A1 tovnehtp !one hundred and twenty-three
il23l Of range thirty-fmr l34b containing eighty
ACRES According EosSrnpe tsurvey, in the coun-
ty Of stearns and Stateof u innesota.
Defadlt having been made In the payment Of the
debt secured by said mortgage, according to the
conditions thereof OF he promissory notes therein
msnsioasd ;and no Proceedings at law or otherwise
~ sbs sssa instituted ss'evsr the nor
Nov. therefore, notices hereby given that said
mortgage will be foreclod by the sale of said mort
gagged premises herein derribed which said sale will
be had under and BY Write of the power of sale in
Said mortgage contained, at the front door Of the
Court House, in tho City St, Cloud, in said Stearns
county, on SATURDAY The 14th DAY OF MARCH
1874, at two o'cl4k in the afternoon of said
day, at which said tim| land place SAID above-de.
scfibed premises WIN 5sbld by the sherif Of said
bidder, for cash, to satffy said mortgage debt and
tho costs and expensesf this foreclosure, and the
further sum of $1,000 4terueys fees stipulated and
agreed to be paid IL did mortgage, in case of the
'1'Fz' ~ JOSEPH g. SMITH,
L. W. COLLINS, GEORGE aEISsEE.
Atty. I Sheriff of stearns Co., Mimi
Dated 10th day Of Jan. 1914. ~ ian29-7w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19

Nsy ss shst ssps,lilpe y. ..od sbe plAptins
season ore sp?rosea'"s, it i" often .,u--
perssns 70 ts~s the. vitality IF seeds b.,
fore sowing them. !.Weshssetesrd the
following inpls's ssd easy" d,sthsd
described: Fill . bog, pso oraAases.
pahvsss'gnsith 'z'i<s, s',ssl!y| - sssstE,
make the upper surtassio psrfee,l,
anoosh, end on this surface draw
straight cross lines, and drdAPgI sssd u
- =: 3 =. n! ~ 's !!,lI 1 sbi ~ d
SsSily counted. Then saks.'a -. vide
hsep .. f''s I. -: :P 4 + p'. d, bst'oap q
With cloth Stretched assaes, 10 a. to rss
ssnbls . sisss.~f,R Place: tthH tp9n atbs
.St. "a t'h siiifk .nSo5uakh;fos n j ;tid
10 iosn Sufficient covering ISL the
s.sd,.adfsf sthSdid sspsi.llj s. foa ,lSas
i've times. AhGdiAnsser3ot the, 'ssod afoi
III. d5StS: 'Kssp "a soii .afse i, ~
moist and ia,aArnsplaee.eo The, si.v.'
"a b Ltd a s neil and thss sseds aex,
sniasd without disturbing them. 80 % y I,
this way corn, wheat, clover sssd, tor.
nip sssd, and many other kinds can BE-
easily tested, which may b Of oonsid-
ssab's Importance, whore the go o4 q
alssasss fths Nd u not certainly
k1oWn, o. = !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19

ARR 1AR1relts aOHuPOLls,rrs

II they are not, they may Be. II
they do not become such is il because
they h.yeA "a s4psh oonsoienee-suoh =
high Sense OF moral equity that they
cannot wrong their neighbour W.
hope 60! A farmer ssid In Oar hear.
Ing u ~ s.ss u y. y y! e:u No, zt.htis
sss (aiddismss, ra'lroed companies
"a sg.s.i. e ~. D. .hsis y Ga =
1ssseli We =doHsos iropo.eS to be
hswe., ., .osd aud dt.xsrs, ct W. u.,er
Ill go -. Ssszs ~; <;*,.a'oly IT, R.ra1
MeS- 1ss1s;is. ~ osjset,ou .h.t .
"Godd Il Ia. should b. shown T.; Il e, to u,
the xiiesssa 81, Vi uubtl, bell; i y aud q.
rsRsnsrs,s. Nor uues i. -dxs,r. ,h..
any man should ovat.uue to hev W. q
and dr.. vale, whos 'H Gao d. = >. y.h,ug
better; nor does 1t believe itha, an,
Such n.a .iif do 10. BIZ i de.s pr.
test as'ia't such nssningless isxsddls
II dass No good. II doss not elevate
tho v e l. farmer ..a ono lot. in .ht
good opinion OF intelligent men. Il
does not nerve him tv higher and. nu'
bier accomplishment. It does not dig.
nifty biz profession. 1t Il IN uttsrlndes<
that embraces more Of passion, preia,
diaa and thraatapine thar. Of good, lev
81, common sense and dignl6ed 'and
weesAl ltppiols. sIfthe.s sala II. xroa 80
~ Ill legitimate means 70 rightrthedn
but, Men and B'sthrsn, ve Pny] j.,
d so.4tlissn ..bsaidea thssatsa,!-
xoossT .RaSdt Nv. Horker.s % NO..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19
oDEssx WIiiEiAri,., j

.
Th4! ii %, q ~ y IL! xasi ts of sp.ink
wheat inssoassta~ buzz tsw 1sars siuse
into til. soae.Ey. ~. -: Riyss h.d s. s:
pssisses With It fox the Last two Jsals,
Il. fully prepared e! 70 give irs. biRhl
sssss sss7 - Fl u Il s,i - ippo a
,s.sds: f&t iii i PTS i u WY
hssdy wheat, sqd Will do bettsf tos old
had .liasi rug Ssaa93 10sher 'p,,o's; y.r1s.j1 i
hs's ssss !see%ss9!l, s,1lths..adlH1
the savsRss Of The ehioch bog, With b.,
s,ls 9. sya g . Z n a, yis,ilaet,
he0se1SolTtsashisty ssou1ae3p = the
exc, sad Dsssr requires to 9 BE- Z seHl
1noss ehss saa;hsskek s.ds 7qussser to
shs az .xSa lssss. 6ai % not ls,.t, 4 i
has produced the Test OF sprrg 1hssf'
aou.. 'ss"ad .o165 Sskar Is ii6g a x fissi
I ever rsisadA Ehsesb ara, se.sonso,af6i,
sisas TO Msdss WV fsfa stt u = pisoSic;df,
the seed Tor sext spring sewing i
havs soos to cell, for al l bad, oyel
vh:t - s' 81 ;. tor @n,ss, ~. 49,
fson The .h ass !s nes. e.. .sssa pre-.
lion la.s tall l.. .ldk Z ss . I, ~ &
200 2b3 bushels to The .cse.--Rfa
Farmer.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19

"A Minnesota man, writing trom
Southern California, 10 not 20 enthusi.
..sie about that rsgios ~ Mr.. Nordhoa.
Hssa1~Fofs shslo soass<5saaress4 ISa
AoRs'os toas there srsa" ssuess'l5 hlse
trees, and the grass 10 three q; ttous
incheo hiSh in nEcAG I 6anarbhL Gso0n Akk.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19
NOTICE or x0RitAG l. foRkG L6stRI

w HERRAs, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
dated AuEda n, 1872, wherein 1iih1 ewishsr i'd
Ha6naA tSwfs6s1- bis wife, sre moctgsgsrs and
SssR:s 81: ssssss; 4 fs,Ssia e. e
saxs*s, !Dais nd moro
s sss to- hsfssss & &c;
Est 4. d, ISL. aTons O'Clock ?. H. in Book I'D" Of
hGd's.ss Ds.: on p.sss ~ snd SO rndia which
loving described tracts and parcels OF land lying
s1;E. IL e ~ e
s:s ;': sas IT, Il
hdith~*st Quarter II iks soathlsass qxsSv<f1Nl
81 section twenty :.1 l2el ~! in to~ nshsR no:
payment ofS1 z6O aud interest according 70 tho
Conditions OF two pronn.s.oty notes ~ ever dass
3 4: g. a a ha s.: d ed 9:Z;sI:
sssl'. ~ Sas az; ses ses e
- ,e.sa1g a. ten PR cat p. ..ssn. nd =
::s I'D: ss'sss,;si e. :: q:
aod sssns 70 1asssaesS ia lss'S 90 SSiea61
s,assgysa grsl!e1s "a lsblie auction and convoy
81, = Is. It: :s:.S:. IN :ss z sss ~:
md s. :e; H.: &c. due s:ss 81: s
s;.c IL. sum 81 a.; s,s S t ss;,sss - ss
case default should IS M.is IN a. peSneot 81 sstd
sam & %onsy g interest, or any part shsr'. whoa
duiy sold, endorisd. liansisir.S. sEisssd ia a:
kvs1sd Ssidts maasSftysj s.id aostgagess unto The
n n's ,n Sesss sss fsaa siRse e.
<ss duly recorded in ths ONES 6fsAS 81 1sSds
u and for said etesrns county On the "a day Of
1strAA. y. NJ! st O'Clock r. T. In Book a" Of
1sa s s s9a "a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19

For lice On o,ttle, the Country
Gentleman recommends the following ::
,"'Wash thoroughly onco = week With
tobacco water. Pat the -ungueutum
bstween the legs, on the neck, shoal.
ders and brisket. and on tho back and
tail Keep the animal tied until IL
caauot lick itself for a week, or until
+ ths ointment has, been washed o. With
soap suds"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19

To. TAN SKINS "a AND II I LEAVE TIL TIKI
Fun ON.-Renove the legs and 3o,hes
useless parts, soak the xii. soft . srs;;
u,ove ,h7 ae.hS and soak Tho: akin IL
warm water for m hoar ; take Tor e.el
skin, OF b"rax, sa'tpeter aud CLAUDE,
sslts, e."h' @ons.haif ounce; dissolve
~"h soft water sufficient T.. 70 alloy it &
be spread on the Ash side ct the skin
apply With . brush. double the .kin TO-
=. '''....'..t Il IN = lE4 ].
xether and put in q cool place for TWEEN
~ -four hours. n.- v:.a.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-19

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