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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-09

WHITE WlLLnws.-Therc are plen.
ty il sou,r lncati,i les to b. had tor Gust u.
cutting They can b" had in ether local.
ities by adding c"et Of freight, in eithr'
case. c,st would be acc"rd,ny to sig. !
think will"ws three or more inches i"
diameter would b.. CHEAPEST, b,cauS.
they becn,ne trees the 6,>t seaSun aud
do not require cultivation. l dr"v'
some i" ground 'i.. never was broke"
tw" y"a,s az" las, fail, some III the
limbs nf which now measure niac feet
IL length.
As | have invariably succeeded Will,
those cut AMI set either in fall or
spring, th;nk it i,nma,rrial which. ii
done in season to ye. benefit Of Moist.
ure in spring to start them I drive
them two feet. Those requiring cut.
tidys, eau cut tops If their stakes aud
new ones will grow on again. Then
they are sure Of the right sort.-Farm.
ers EuiOu
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Legal. .ADVERTISEM'TS
MURTGA Z SALE.

Eefallt has 6ssn made Ia the pawn ,ut OF the snu
Of Ons TAossasd 6vs hundred and sixty one dollar
and Twenty-Five esnts, which 10 claimed 10 b. tu n,
tho dese VI thia notice Mortgage b~asinR slatu
the n.at slay of SertsupIer D 1878 II .eut.d i.v
Hiwart McCormiek Of thu County nf Redwood and
stsss ~ Mi heao,a ~ B. yct,otmick and Msria Me-
corn'ick ri the City II New York and r~enrdej ir
the once 81 ihs Register of D~eds in ami far the
County ~ Redwood and State aforesaid on the first
w q S~Ptsnsssr D 1879 at o'clock A N in Book
''I' of NOrtGAGrs paes 10. .r ~n. - -
No action or proccedinx at law or otherwise ha.
6esn tsstisutrd r. r.eover the debt or any mar,
Thereof .scured BY soid Mortgage. -
N"w sne reiDse nsates II hereby given that il pur.
sumo al psver OF sale cOutained in said
and al the aestates in such cases mad- ami prtvted
The pseueea descsbed In and o0ve,ed By said mort
gag- a f"llovs TO vit. -.
The s"ueh ~sst quarter Of Section twenty two (2l
The south west quarter 1.-THE south west quarter III
'.etfon twraty three .23D. The north west quart.r
II the n"ssh west quarter and ths sonth east III the
moth wrst quarter at section tweuty-six (26)
The nertheaat quarter It the n,.stheast quart of
srrti"n twentya.v-n t27) and the sontheast Quarter
M the ."ath ea<t quarter or Section thirty three 1897
all IN Tounship No. One buntred aud twelve tl1.i
nnnh "f Range M thirty four (3l, west. will b.
s"Id At paDiIc auction BY the sh'riT II said Cunty
At 'l sr"at nor Of the Court H"uae In the Tnwn ot
R"twH.sd Falls: R.awo..d County. Minn sota an the
22nd dsy Of Nay AD 1874 ct 10 "'c:"ek In tl...
'orranan n sa,isfy = a,nount than due aaid
,n"Sag~ and tss~ oosts ard txlenses of Aals nclud-
ing dollars Attorne.s fees stipulated to
he pad IN said Mortgage in cas" of F"r.cl">urs
b. MCCORMICK and
Ifa MARIA McCDKMI x
GE0. HUFFMAN Attorasy for NortxaSees.
Dated Much 3lst 1874. -
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NOTICE OF FUREt:LOSUKE.

NAxx or MoRroAeoRs Henry Hill and Mary l..
NAME OF MoRrG .eEE:-Guy R. w.scott. -..
DArs or NohraAsE:-The 22nd day Of January
Recorded On the 18th day 1T March A 1872 At one
o'clock and twenty minutes = N in bunk ~" oI
Mortgages pages l. and 3 In the Office Of the
Register OF Deeis Vi the County OF Yellow Medicine
Ninmesnta.
The amount which is claimed n BE- due on said
m.It tyaye Mt tue date II this notice il twenty-five
Hundred and Seventy One Do'lar" and Thirty Three
| c.nla.
Description Of Morsg,gsd Premises. commencing
| the west bank IT the Mnrs"ta River On Lot
Two (2) of Section Thirty f"ur (3t) in Township
One Hundred aud Sixteen t116) Of Range Thirty
| mine (3a) Four Hundred and Sxty-Six 1866 feet
south Of the Quarter Section line running east and
wrst Through said section, running thence north
Intended I" convey Blocks Fourteen (4j Fifteen (la
Sixteen 16) Seventeen u7) au'l Eighteen us, ii
the Town III Irn, ite Falls surveyed and recorded
on ais" Lot "ne Of SECTION Thirty Three (33]
in Township One Hundred and Sixt--n CI161 II
:anx- TMrtv Nine 33] and all tnat part Of Lots one
ant Two l2] Of Section Thirty Four (s@ ~ snid
Township aud Range rot inclM,l-d in the said Town
site q: Granite Faiis containing Seventy acres. be
the more or lese all In the County Of Yellow
Medicine and State ofMinnrso,a.
Default has been made in the payment "f the Debt
| secure. by said m"rtgag" accor ling 10 the terms
reef and Of the Gromisory "0te thrrsin mention
cd whereby the power 81 sale in said m"rtgag. has
b.eoM," operative. aud no proceedings at law have
| he, n instituted to said debt any part
Thereof.
Now the reor notice is hereby gwen that pursuant
to said power Of sale and t" the statute in such
mad. anil provided the abnve described mortgage.l
premises will b. said ut public venlue by the Sheriff
of said Colnty al yellow Madeleine 10 the highest
mid far cas!i tl Off: Of tn. Register Of Deeds
in the Town Of Yellow Medicine in said County,
, sf Yellow Medicine Tu"s"ay the twelfth
day 1t Nay A 1874 at II "'clo"k ir tae
f enoon Of said LAY t. sntisfy far may be the
i amount Cue upon sid mortgage debt AID the costs
aud expcnscs Of this foreclosure.
GUY r WESCOrr. Mortgage.
BEEBE l. SHAW, Attorneys for rtaagee.
Minneapolis Minn.
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Wheat Raisln:...And how Made
Profitable.

My experience teaches me that there
is s",rctniny necessary besides sowing
the wheat as it coules from the thresl.
iny machine. aud narrowing one way
aud trusting to Providence to do the
balance. AS our lands grow ol the
rr"ps begin TO fill short in the yield
Wheat being the staple crop OF thu,
State, We naturally begin to look around
tor s",ne new varie y. or some process
BY which tie yield Gu" b. increased
I to'k farm, last spriag, that had NJ"
produced more than eight bushels Of
wheat tv the acre for the lasc ten years
aud s"me Of the crops did not average
more ,ha" six bushels to the acre
When secdin. time came, | soaked
my wheat in s,ro"g salt tri"e Until the
null was thoroughly VT, then | dra,"
ed of the surplus brine aud sprinklc,l
gypsum aud lime over the wheat. aud
,u,xed it up thor"u. .hly together, s'wed
Il while wet. | p!owed it both ways with
a wa.ki"y cult,vator, aud narrowed i,
both ways with good harrow v hes,
harvest came, Gu. aud threshcd tween
y bushels 70 the acre. My neighbour.
we're surprised TO zee such large yield
,ro,u such p''or land.
| would recommend to the farmers
to adopt system Of rotation oil crops
My best success followed from sowin-
oats alter corn aud wheat, aud oas acre
Of fall blowing done in Aug. very often
yields twice US many bushels Of wheat
as the same amount plowed 10 Septem
Der; aud I would also urge upon my
brother farmers the necessity Of usin;
salt und lime on theil wheat, both ia
consideration OF the extra yield aud
quality which iollnws their use. From
.ish,y poduds OF wheat, soSed on three,
f"urths of of an acre. treated with salt
lime aud gypsum, last year. | raised
.t,rty Me bushels Of wheat. BY weight.
If tho variety called Australian. Now
it any Of my. brother farmers can CT.
,.eed this. let us hear frUm them.--
Cor. Wes,era F:rn, Josrnnk.
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Grapes aud their Culture.

It is surprising that so many fam;l-
ics in the country are willing to live
year after year without cultivatiny q
single sr.ps-vine about their dwellings
They are compelled 70 purchase this
delicious fruit for the table or not
taste il during the season; There j. u
com,noa impression that to cultivate
grapes perfectly vast amount of
,kno~ledye aud taste il required. t.
many the simple trimming of a vine is
a mystery. This is m erroneous view.
and ought not to prevail. Any per.
sou Of common intelligence can learn
in an tour how to trim and nouri,h
vines and if instruction can not b.
obtained from some experienced cul-
tivator. there are books filed with cuts
and illustrations which make every.
thing plain Three vines Of us many
vari,ies, planted in some sunny nook j,
"r by the side Of so,oe building SO az
to obtain shelter. will, if properly
cared for, furnish many bu>hel oi
delicious grapes every year. Select u
Concord, Ives Seeding and Herbe-
mont. Make the ground mellow and
rich by the use Of y spade, aud by EN- !.
ployiny old manure, finely ground
bones and ashes. aud set out the plants
In three years the rich clusters will
appear, and in four years the product
will be abundant. It is we'll to have
vines planted so that the waste liquor
from the dwellings can be used i" Ter.
tiIiza,ioo. If there is any food the
vine especially loves, it is the soapy
liquors which accumulate on washin.
days in families. Vines drenched
every week with these liquids will
flourish astonishingly, aud extend
then Sc. vcs 30 as to cover large buili.
inss, every branch bearing fruit. We
say TO Oar readers Plant vines.-
Science Of Hrahh
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The Apru uumber of W.

The April number OF WOODS
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE. now upon
"ar table, we'll sus,ains its repusa., Ton
a. . 6rst-class, live publication. While
its contents are not deep or scientific,
its pages are free from trashy sensa-
tionsl stories. and are full of brig sht
sunny reading that goes home to The
heart. The magssins coutaius its usa.
al cumber Of illustrations, and it's gen.
eral appearance comrares favorsbly
with the higher priced magssines.
Subscription price ono dollar y year !;
with chrome YOSEMITE one dollar and
. half. Subscriptions may begin with
any number. Address,
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAaAzINE,
."..5... -. Ncwbursh, N. y.
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A TEeRIBLE TR .GEDY IN NEVADA

A TERRIBLE rR .eEDY IN NEVADA
A dispatch ir.m Austin, New, las'
week, gives the particulars Of a horri
bic tragedy i" Smoky Valley. Z.
isrkstcin had been for long time
jealous Of his wife on account OF the
attentions paid her by you,s MIA
NAMED N"r.o", aud they frequently
qaarrctl.d ab"ut him. Yesterday u
man named Osserhaus Went t. REX
stein hou e and found the door cl,sed
No response being heard, he opened
the duor aud on the f..or saw the bod, {,
ii Mrs Reks,eiu cut to pieces and her
head split open. At her feet lay their
two little girls with their heads nearly
severed from their bodies, aad near
them the dead bodies Of Rcdstein aud
young Nort"". grappied as in a death
struggle. Rek,tein held large bowie
knife, covered si,h blond, in his ri.h'
hand. Norton had = dragon pistol,
with four ch h.mbers discharged. Their.
is no living witness Of the terrible affair
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The Session Laws:

There il some dissatisfaction felt, and
expressed, because the General LAWS oI
the last Session were not aN published
The Statute directs that all shall b
published in the Newspapers, aud the
reason for not doing so, is not general
" understood. There was m IF ,r,
made last winter to have the Law abol.
ished, as q matter Of economy. aud the
Secretary Of State assumed the respon'
sibi!i,y of emitting about one third Of
the laws enacted during the Session
In making his selections he aimed to
leave out those that were Of the leas,
general Importance. The Secretary
~as propr"bably Influenced, i" coming
to determine, ion to omit some OF the
laws. by tn. fact that the appropriation
was cut dawn to figure that would
mt suffice to pay Tor the publication
of all OF them.
We do not think that the p ,blic
at large will appreciate a"y efforts to
economics 10 that direction. The ex
penditure is a very small one aud the
benefits derived FROM it almost univer-
sal. .-...,-
1t puts the Session Laws in the
hands of the people, with the least
possible expense to the people.
There is no economy, and worse
policy, 10 abolishirg the law, but it
is in keeping With the general mea.
sures for reform
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THE GAZETTE.
- wv. b. Hssgrorr. ;. >. "kAL
HERR!OTT e. BEAL,
Eas.nrs aud Publishers.

The following bill has been intro.
duced by Mr.. Strait, for the relief o'
settlers On railroad lands.
BE it enact.d by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the
United States OF America in Congress
ass, mbleJ. That whenever, il the ad
justment Of a railroad grant, any "I
the Ends granted shall be fund IN the
possession of an actual settler, whose
entry or filing has been allowed under
the presumption or homestead laws II
the United States. the grantees, up"''
proper REIMBURSEMENT Of the la"ds
So entered or find i"r shalt be entitled
to select an .qni qa'n'hy "t Other
lands in lieu thereof from any OF t'".
public lands within the limits Of the
grant uct otherwise appropriated |"
the date Of selection, to which they
shall receive title the same US though
ori.ina ly granted. And any such en-.
tries or filings thus relieved from co"'
Aict may be perfected into complete
title as if such lands had not been
granted.
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RAILROAD CHANuEs. u. II Stew
art aud A. j. jenkins, General and
Assistant Snperintenden,s Of the WI
mona l. St. Peter R,il'od have resign.
ed. Mr. A j Mead, tor several years
past general freight agent Of the Wi.
mona Il St. Peter road has resigned
his position. to take effect on the frs,
Of April Il. w. Mead. s,sti.n aycu,
at that poi"t. has also resigoed. Mr. b,
Mull:k-n. frm"rly Connected With til.
Chicago y Northwestern road 1t Stcr
ling. liis., has arrived in Wlnoua t.
have charge Of the station bushes,
there -Disp.fch
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St. Paul, Mimi. March 25, 1874.

To THE FARMERS OF MINNESOTA. -
At a late meeting Of the Executive
Comnittec of the State Agricultural
Society held in this city, was unaui.
mou>ly voted to largely Increase the
premium offered on farm and
garden products. aud also offer sweep
stake to the county presenting the lar.
sest anl tes. varieties OF vegetables OF
any ccun,v ia the State. FIRST pre-
MUM. SIS 90; second premium. $50
o.; third pr. m'nm. S25 0H. To the
county in the State preseuti". the
larsa>, and best variety OF grain Firs,
premium, $50 % second premium,
$500.
The premiums off are liberal
and sntfi .icut, We hope t" s'imuatr
extra p,i"s in growing produc's t"'
this express purm,>e; but the sole "b
jnc, should n", be c'mreti,i"" ""'y. a.
farmers should have pride in sh"w
lug to The world our capabilities Aud
We ask the c"-opcrati"" If every far
mer in our State to NJ Ike the cumin.
State Fair the Fair par excellence OF
all other previous exhibitions liz this
one respect.
WM PAIST,
Secretary.
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Scribner's Monthly.
Extraordinary Inducements to New
Subscribers.
500 PAGES FOR sl,OOl ETC, ETC,

The publishers Of ofSCRlBNER'S Monthly, in their
prospectus just issued, pr"m ss for the ensuing year
brilliant array 81 contrihut"rs and an increase
in the variety and beauty efi:s illustrations already
conceded to 10 "6uer than any which have hithcr I"
al.pesr-d in any American Msgazinr,
DR.. Holland. the cdi"r. will write the serial story
OF the ar which, will be amtobiO9rar6icnl in fnrn,
and viii hs illustrated by Miss In!cck. ltis cn.i-
tied ''ARTHUH BONN CASTLE" and will deal
with some Of the m,st difficult pr"blrm. Of A.neri-
can life. 1t will Ls commenced in the Novembe,
number. -7E<
There will he = story by Saxo Holm 1.-THE
ONE-..EGGED pANCERS.'
Bret lixr,e, th. best author Of shot stories now
i tisa .r,,E EPIC os F,Dni.ErowN," hsI viii Se
illustrated ny sheppard. -T. Fl.
Il. a. ssloddsrd will write series OF entc rtaining
papers aut Al tllurs their Personal Characteristics
Home Life, Families. Friends, Whims a.i Wcyx. a
series o ortrniis OF Lii ing Wrt.r is alss promised
Glar.nce Cook will write a's.ut FTrniture, and the
Decorati"n Of American Homes These rspers wil!
l- ILLUSTRATED with d. and skctcirs by nu-r-
"us artists. In addition to thoss which the writer
himself will furnish. -, --. -:
Among the Contributions are: 4s-. #as
Hsrs Am'. ram, Bryant, Bushnell. E1gl-st0n.
Fr.ute, Higginson. Hisi"w. Huntingdon. Mitci.l ].
Miss Phelps, .lrdman. Stockton. stoi.iard, Celia.
rhax'er W.ruer, Wilktns"n, Mrs. Whitnsy, besides
THE editorial and direction Of the mag,xin- will
rsnsiu in the hands Of nr. Holland who will contin.
ne IN write ..rbe Topics 0i the Tine." which tn
View tOr1 ln1cpen1rns sayss are na"se wn~Iy
quoted than any si,nilsr papers IN American Naga-
sisee.'' -- .- . .. .s.-.
watsnn Gilde- will write "The Old Cahnst," n
hth-rtoo. Pr", John c. Draper conducts the depsrt
m-ut of"H M and Society" and ''Cul.urc ana Pro.
xress viii engage the contributions Of more than
score Of prna On bots sides Of The Atlantic. Tbs
Watchman and RCD .ctor aasa:
Scri.mer's Monthly, for January. II betser than
usual. wlsirh indicates needless wasto III Editorial
brsina and publishers m"uey, for the Nagasins wai
good enough besor~ I" IA.
And yct the Publishers promise 70 make II still
better fs.r the c"ming year
The subscription prie- Is 81 90 year, With special
rates to Clergym-n, Teachsrs aah Postmastcrs. ~
Tho analn fga+aE7.aFs r .4-.
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The Board oi Kil,o ID Commission
ers was duly "rg'"izsd ysstcrd,y. aud
is Soing to start out light away m ksk
over the ground. beginning with the
Southern Minnesota They are re
Quired % have the tariff, Of the sewers
railroads c"a'oieted aud posted up b,
the 6rst Of August nexs, aud they vii
hsve to work pretty lively to be sbI.
to make even to erably good CUES.
by that time what the rates on each
line ought to be.-St. Paul Press.
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THE Pork AND THE Hoo TRADE.
We are OF the opioion, after looking
over the returns from all sections, tn ,
the products Of hogs are considerably
lighter this year than they we're last
aud hence advise ell thoss who are
giving attention to this kiad IF live
stuck TO take good care Of their young
and growing animals ss it seems v.ry
probable that during the coming
spring aud summer there will be very
steady demand Tor we'll una, ured hog,
At rewanerative prices.-Aieh. Far
n,eS.
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Senator Boreman, ot West Virginia
will endesvor " get through the Sen.
ate ~ 40 early . day ss possible the
bill which has just reported upon fav.
ovably BY the Houss Comniittee on
Territories, creating the new Territory
If Pembina, which ia to be created b
ccdipy p,rtion Of Dakota Territory
The new Territory will comprise ~
area Of 7l.OO9 squaTe miles, and che
people OF Dakota have pe,itioued f;sr i.
twice. NJ opposiuios 70 les tesmasioo
has yet been developed. 1
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SEeDIxG. frst aud earliest
seeding that ws eau hear Of in this
c"u",y vas dooe By Mr.. Thonsa>
Hughes, who lives two miles this sid.
ii Vernon. He put in about Ave
acres Of wheat on Friday last, the 9th
If March. For the p .st ten days the
ssather has been very clear AID dry
bus the thermometer has stood at or
below the freezing point night and d,y
The ground is 10 good condition aud u
little mild weather will easble seeding
"a progress rapidly. Doubtless before
the week expires good deal of work
will be done Mank.to UAion.
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FsEDINc Cows ON MEAL ALONE.

FsEDING Cows ON MEAL ALONE.
The Chau'aqaa, N. Y, Elrmer
gives an account OF meeting Of d .iry
men ut W:s,f:id, February 20, u,
which statements we're made concern
ing u si"sl' experiment now being
'ri d by l. w. Miller. Of Stockto" -
that Of feeding portion Of his COWS,
not giving. milk. Oh three quarts "t
meal (c"rn. we believe) daily, withou.
.ny other feed. Mr. A. Z. Biolyett
said this experiment Was commenced
about January |. He had seen the
c'ws, aud said they appeared to be do
,"y Well They do no, chew the end.
Mr.. B!odsett is feeding some Of his
cows three quarts Of meal a d i've
pounds Of hay, in two feeds, daily
They appear to he in good health, aud
IRE in better flesh than those f.l vu
hay alone.
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POISONING CASE. Fine contents ol
the stomach OF Christian E. ick>on
we're ana'yz:l by Drs. Stodl.rd, War
"er aud Davis, at the ofise Of Dr.
Warner. on Friday last. The tests
applied gave evidence Of the presence
oi strychuiue but to confirm the cx
per,ucnts, IA Cat was brou .ht in and !.
spoonful Of the mush forced into her
throat. In Is minutes it Was taken
with spasms. aud in % minutes was
lead. Meantime Sheriff Diamon'
Went up to the house Of the dec .ase,i
aud searched for poison. lie had no
i tfcui'y in finding in the upper par,
rf cupboard smoay other bottl:s th'
fatal bottle. which probably ''d,d the
ba.iue:s." 1t US labeled "1oison,'
md contained strychnine. Mrs. Er
,ck,on aud the two sons were arraisn.
sd Yesterday aticrnuu" Tor il pre''m:"
,ry trial Tor the murder Of Mr.. Erick-
SON The rrsnir "f the Investigation
had not tran>pirrd when we went to
pre>s,-Na katn Tuiyu.
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PLANTING TREss The Swiss feel
the iuli value Of trees. both Tor shade
and fruit, and in Switzerland there il
= Law which, witholt any shirkiuy
cospels every newly married csuple
10 plant six trees immeaistsly after
the ccren'o"y, and two ON the birth u
every child. They are planted on the
commons, and near the road, aud be.
ing mostly fruit trees, are both useful
aud ornamental. The number thus
planted amounts to ten Thousands m.
uvally: 81
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"a few days since I'll. dwelling house
Of Albert fox, .bpa. f,ccn miles wcs,
Of Marshall. caught fire frcm the ch,m-
ncy aud was destroyed. They succeed
ed ia saving nearly everything tha,
could be carried our. -iSsJtDOMer D
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Extraordinary Inducements

For 4s 50 the pnbliihes will send, or any Boct
seller .r Newsiealr vii, supply, III. magazine fnl
one year, and the twelve Members OF vols and 4
containing the besinnias nf Mrs. aliphanta ssria
'At tiia Father )" for $3.50. the maGazi"e for one
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SO 80 the meg,xin. for one ycar, IA ssck numhsri
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HoRsE Tnilr EscA PeD john j.

Nurse AuuPF IISCL FED -JOuU u.
stacy, Who was arrested ~ S,b;e,
c"a"'y last January. and placed in our
county Jill to await tri.i, was shor,
time aso pr"n"unced INSANE aud trans.
ferred I" the Hospital for Insane. bu,
y" M"a,iay night made his escape
che Indications are that he was assist.
I'll by some brother hurse thiet fruu
the outside, MS the iron window guard
vas t"rced off, which could hardly b.
done from the inside, The supcrin-
'endaht was suspicious that his iasa"
ny was not real. aud was Intending to-
send him back to j.ii. 1t is though,
Stacy mis,ras,ed 'his. aud made good
his escape in time II he never re-.
turns it is = good ridjance.-St. Peter
Tribune.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-09

The women Of Worcester, Mass,
after two days. sessions. hsvs coocta.
ded to mcve against liquor selling in u
somewhat different manner from those
Of Ohio. They viii first visit the own
ers OF the buildiugs occupied BY the
liquor neo, and try to induce them
to cease renting their premise. for th.
siie Of 'iqnor. They will also visi, the
liquor dealers At their homes, aud en-
treat them privately to stop their, basi.
ness; but they win not operate public
on the streets. M gssI.s.s-s