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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-19

/ A Nkw HOKsE D,ssAsE new
horse disease has made its appearance
in portions of the country, which, own
.rs fear. is bound TO have q run rs ex.
tensive aud general ~ the episootic oi
last winter. As yet no fatal c.ses are
reported. The symptoms Of disease
are similar in al the stables. The
animals ut FIRST refuse to eat. They
soon become swollen about the eyes,
which weep aud discharge = y':l'ow'sh
matter c"piously. the eyes il. s"me in
stances becoming entirely closed and
i"f'med to an alarming sise. These
indications are accompanied by swelling
IF the fore or hind legs, as we'll ~ 9th.
er portions Of the body In a msjori.
y Of cases the swelling has appeared
only in the legs. Soon after being
siexed with this complaint the animals
exhibit signs Of stup,r, carrying the
head aloft and brtrayiug great we.ri-
"ess. After medical treatment for q
day Or two the appetite nay return
when the horse speedily RECEIVERS. The
duration Of the disease is from three
days to one week. The horses are
treated geographically, with sulphur,
semitic AMI bellsdonna. no outward
application being made.-St. Paul
Press.
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Gen. SHERMAN desires that the
Care Of the Indians shall be transferred
to the War Department, telieveiny
they will thus receive better treat:L Gu,
than by any other regulation. Whe.h-
cr it is So Or not, as he in,inates, that
the soldiers are likely to be more ten.
der towards them than other persons,
We cannot say; but there is 10 ques
tion abou: the necessity Of having saw
ages under authority which is able and
aud willing to make them feel that safe
cty is imp.,s~ible without submission.
Cruelty to Indians "r a"yb'dy or eve"
toa beast, is unchristian; but men
aud ANIMALS must both b. dealt with
according to their natures, and the l"
diau nature requires not only the pity
Of Christi unity, but the threat Of Ia Y.
Every white massacre Of whic We hear
aud We hear Of many, IS new argument
!" favor Of i"exorabiy forcing the Ind.
ans into subj :*tion. This should MT b..
done brutalIy. but it SHOULD b. dome
firmly and completely - Umitel Pres
hyteriun.
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SEsD WHARTON. Davis has ap.
pointed Gen. Il v. Johns,,n, aud Dr.
Day. OF St. Paul aud Ex Gov. Miller.
Of Wlndom, a committee, to purchase
and distribute the S25 600 worth "i
seed wheat au.horiz d by the Leg;sla.
tuae. Trey are to have the wheat at
the points where it will be distributed
within ten d.y-. The Commission is
considered good one.
Persons Wishing to make inquiries
or to give information are directed to
address either of the St. Paul members
of the Cummissin
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THE GAZETTE.
:. wv. b. ilsRsIorr. ;. . 'A"'
HERRlOTT B. BEAL,
The Railroad commissioners.

1t is understood that Gov. Davis has
appointed. us Commissioners under the
new railroad law. Ex.Gov. WIN. Il
Mar.hall, A. }. l.crton. and John j
Randall. The app 'i"tment OF the Co"
mission is probably, one Of the ""s'
important acts that the Gov. will have
to perform. Men who p"ssess thr
necessary combination Of qualifications
are rare. A thorough knowledge.
general aud in detail. Of the duties taat
will devolve upon them, discretion i"
the performance Of duty under trying
circum stances aud unswervin, intey
ri,y Of purpose, and moral courage are
qualifications which not many mc"
have in the degree that the pressure
Of circumstances will frequently render
essential. With the appointment o.
Gov. MARSHALL, the only mewber Of the
Commission Of whom We have any
personal knowledge, We are perfectly
satisfied. We d. not believe that a
better appointment could have bee"
made.
Gen. Ed-erton's record, as commits.
sioner under tn: old law, Is certainly
stron. evidence Of his fitness fr re-
appointment aud. We notice, that Mr..
Ran iall is highly sp'ken OF
Gov. D.vis will, in great measure
be held responsible for the cfi cheney OF
the comm siun, besides, he is. person
ally. deeply interested in having the
railroad problem c"rcc'ly solved. lie
appreciates, as fully as any man i"
the State, the MA mayn;,ude OF the inter
es involved and, doubtless. made thr
appointments from personal knowledge
OF f,ue>s { r the duties.
The law which provides for the
commission is universally regarded as.
by far. the best that was before the
Legislature on that subject and the
practical results obtained under it
will do a great deal towards harmonic
ing conf ,c,ing views on the question
1t is Oft the frs. importance to the
general Interests Of the State that the
members of the commission should be
able to comprehend the rights and i"-
:eres,s of both the people ard the
railroad companies aud to protect aud
serve them alike.
We believe that there will be gen
er,l satisfaction with the Goveruo. s
appointments.
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SUN MONS.

CrATE II MINNESOTA, COUNTY Of REDWOOD,
- ~. The Stat- or Minnesota. IN Charles Mart-li
',ri-n.iani, You are hereby summoned to M and
appear iefor~ the uni-rsixned one Of the Juste .
Il the 20 er. In and for snid county On tho 4th day
"f April 1874 At . "c"ek in tn. fo.e noon At my
oce In the village of Redwood Fails, In said county,
to to Jsc ~ ]. Light IN civil action. should
vou fhii r. sppe,r at the tm~ and pIscs a'orcas d,
wilt he rsnderwd against ys,u upoa the
-vii-nce adds6ed By s,id Jacub !. Light for such
Given u7der my hand this 2ath dny Of February,
A. D. 1874. SAN I'll SICKLE.
n Justsee of t,c resee
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Lately u Trade n.s uc-" developed
among some Rochester IN. W ship.
rers about which little is knpwn. Il
is the trade i" dried potat''cs. Pots.
tues are sliced up and dried in much
the same manner as dried apples. O"c
6'm in that city has M order on ham.
nov TOR $1,000 pounds IF these dried
p'tstUcs Us we'll as Er l 500 bushels OF
o"io ~, which are dried il much the
same manner They are intended fs
The navy. A bushel Of p,tst ,es dries
sway to about ten pounds, aud bush.
81 Of ouions to auout six pounds.
When ready they are put into large
ii" cans holding about forty pou d.
each, aud sealed up the same ss oys.
ters.
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Scribner's Monthly.
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The publishers Of SCRIBNER'S Monthly, in their
prospectus just issued pro for the ensuing year
brilliant array or contribution and incre.
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Dr. Holland the editor will write the serial story
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',NE-'.EGGED DANCERS.'
Rret Harte, tn best author of shot stories now
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tied THE EPIC o. FiDDl.ETOWN," ,hieh will b
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Decoration Of American Homes These papers will
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aus srtsta, In addition 20 those which the writer
binsself will furnish.
Among the contributors sre:
Fr"aie. Hixginson. Bisi,cw. Huntingdon. Eisehei,
Miss Phelps, S'rdman. Stockton. Stoddard, colls.
rhazter Warner, wiIkinson. Mrs. whitnsy. hssid"s
= host of others.
reman in the hande Of m Holland. WIN will contin.
% tn writs ..rbe Topics at the Time." which the
New York indrpend~nt says, ~Are more widely
aa'teSa than any similar papers in A"srieaa x'ss-
Watson Gilds- vii, write .'rhe Old cahiuet," a.
hithertoo. Pr, John c. Draper conducts the depart
m-nt cf.H me- and Society" and .'Culsars ana Pro-
. score IL Pens m bots sides 1t the Atlsntie. The
wstchman and R-a,ctor saya:
Scriiners Monthly, for January. IL bstt.r thau
brains and publishs's money. sor tbs xseasins va
gOnd enough 6es0s~ !"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-19

The March "u.ui~r vi WOODS
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE is a capital
one It opens with an interesting
story ents,led. "rhe Guiding Hand.
ny Mrs Il. G. Rowe; following chi.
joseph Suider gives his Experiences
in the City," an article which for .
simple truth the youth Of the land
should read to their pr"fft !; NV
Prayer" is not religion. sketch as one
would suppose from the title. but is a
most touching story told in the sincere
ma""sr aud rough speech Of railroad
hand. The Weekly DiaboIic.l," by
Karl Kase, aims a sharp aud timel,
blow ut sensational literature. "Th-
Frederick" Is one Of Mary HartweII's
entertaining stories In the install.
"eot Of MISERY Jippeau." II. v.
Osborne raps the knuckles IF the FASH
io"abIe clergyman, and buries Penny
E5st from sight. There are several
other articles Of merit. and some choice
p@try. The Magazine contains six
illustrations, including a fine design
for Country School House. Terms
only one dollar yesr-wi'h chrono
YOSEMITE one dollar and half: Sub
>criptious may begin with any number.
Address. WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAG
AzINE, Newburgh, N Y.
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DEATH or ruE SlU, 500 Cow
The Eighth Duchess Of s;eneva, f:,r
which the enor,n"us price Of $40, ,6OU
was bid in mistake sud paid BY the
agent If an E"xlish buyer At the lasc
sale Of the New York Mills Herd. and
which Vas .fterward purchase BY Col.
Norris Of Wesfchesisr c.. N. T.. It \
reduction Of $4,000 died on Feb. n
Her calf. Of which % much had been
expected, also died. This shows that
breeding fancy animals Is game a'
which few have purses long enough ,d
play at. She was seven years and
nine months oil - We.eern Rusal.
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NOTICE,
q. !. land OfFlee.

y. -. land ONCE,
Redwood Falls. Minn.. March. 3. 1874. {
Complaint having ,~en entered at this 0tFie. by
seld.n Coleman againss ThnMss MsFsri.ud for
abandoning hts HoMest~ad Entry, No. TOSS, dated
Nay Il, lS72 mon the West half Of North West
quarter IT section ~ Township III, Range q. iu
Lyon County. Minu,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned I" appear at this
Office on the 'th day otApril 1874, At 13 O'Clock
". t. respond aud furnish testiu.opy concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B. r. SxIrH. Register.
- Wa Il. KsLLy, Receiver.
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It has tra"sp'ed that N"yes Bors.
Il Gutter, of 81. Paul, held i. chsttic
a'ortgage on the stock Of drugs ii
Geo. W. Austin, sad TO secure them.
selves hsvs taken pussesiou, aud VII,
sell It out. Mr.. Austin has not returu-
ed from Indiana, aud probably viii
not. Ills Normal school accounts are
st,ll unsettled, and il is said his detail
cation ~ill reach nearly $l.OOO. Sew.
-rsl suits have been commenced agsins,
him, aud appearances indicate that hts
debts are largely !" excess Of his ss.
setts.-A ,nkuh0 R>vir,o.
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The editor ot the Elk River Ne,rs
perpe,rases tho following: "The
worst predicament man Can be placed
in is to he met by a :ufi N aud de.
msnd,d to deliver his money or his
brains, " en- he hasn't got neither.
We know hew it is ourself."
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NOTICE..

q. 3. Land Office.
Redwood Falls. Minn., March 2 1874
Con- plaipt having bren entered at this odtc~ BY
Michasi Glenn against Dennis Haley, for
abandoning his H"m-stcad Entry, NJ. 6e76, dated
Nov :. 1874. upon the southeast quarter. section
II. township IL range IS W in Repville county
innes"ta.
with view o the eonciliation of said entry the said
parties are hereby to APPEAR at ti,is O6cr
"n the 10th day "f April l<7l, II O'Clock NJ to ~.
ap"nd and faraish testimony co"cernng said alleged
abandOnmsnt.
B. r. S.IrH, Register,
q VIZ. H. KsLLY. Receiver.
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Containing nearly FORTY-EIGHT
COLUMNS Of choice grading matter,
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It is furnished at the following rates:
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' NOTICE

o. 8. Land Once.
Redwood Falla. Minn.. March 18th. 1874
Complaint having been ent-r..d at th.s Omce BY
Al x.n:-r D.w:tt gains, iward Go.iwin TOR .bs".
i ming his iio,ncsteai E:try y" 81 dated March 81
1878 upon the North West quarter Secti"n 10 Town
ship liz Range u in Lyon County n mn.
with view {" thu canesilasi"" It s'id entry: thr
tEcu o. the q d,y Of April 1874 1t IL o'clock to
rrsp,nd and furnish teAtimony concerning said al.
legged standonmsnt.
B.F. SNIrH. Rsgister.
Is VIZ H. KxLLv, Receiver.
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Mr.. A. w. l,.wlcy, oi this city, has
for some time been adding improve.
'nents to his honey extractor, until be
hiss 60 far inc, essed its merits % u
make il pasentable. He hsa Just re-
ceived notice from patent agents q
Washington. stating that his ioven
,iou Is considered patentable By the
department, and that he can proceed
u secure the exclusive right Of manu-
fac, ,ure and sale. We trust Il will 70
suit in ! satisfactory pecuniary profit
to the inventor UaiOa.
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NO TRAVELLING MEN.
The View a Prominent Eastern Dry
Goods House Takes on the Subject.

The View a Prominent Eastern Dry
Goods House Takes On the Subject.
More aud more each day are the
leading wholesale houses of the country
becoming imprs ssed with the idea tha,
the travellers they employ are, to say
the least, u necessary evil. and not /.
few have set their faces like q flint
against their further employment.
Some merchants ia this city have sl.
ready dispensed with them. and are
graf flied to id that both their trade
aud pr'irs have improved, Retailers
are ia many instances refusing to pur-
chase Of houses which send out travel.
ers. being shrewj enough to see that
they and the consumers with whom
they deal must ply the expenses. But
this il what the Eastern dry goods
house has to say in the premises:
1t leads to merchants buying goods
bef"re they need them.
To their buying larger quantities
than their trade demands.
To their opening u ore business ac-
counts than they would otherwise do
To their selling goods On credit
which they might otherwise cell Tor
Cash.
1t leads to large recorders by the i'm.
porter.
1t leads to excessive production by
the manufacturer.
It leads to the forcing aud sacrifc
ing Of goods BY the holders.
It leads to the loss Of the seasons
profit alik" to buyer and seller.
1t be" fits those only who buy
goods when they want them, aud who
ca"no' See the advantage Of buying
printed m"slins in January or winter
goods i" July. When the trade yen.
orally adopt our rule (~hen they most
a><uredly willy there "ill be.
Fewer goods imported.
Fewer gN'ls wasted.
Fewer go"ds sold on credit by coua
try merchants.
Fewer goods sacrificed.
F*Qer futures.
4 great number Of satisfactory BAL
ance sheets.
4 great number Of ''successful ner.
chants" for, by wholesale and retail
men alike. there will be more money
made.-Milwaukce Sentinel.
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CASH PREMIUMS.

Any person sesding subscriptions
to the WEEKLY, DIsrArcu at tie rate
# 81 70 per annum will be entitled to
TIE following CASH PREMIUMS:
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The Law, passed by the last l.eeisla
ture Tor the purpose of enforcing the
pigment OF IL; delinquent taxes, read,
rs If it would accomplish the objec,
for which il vas enacted. 1t spplie.
to all take. hit we're delinquent pre-.
vious to this year.
Redwood ounty viii not object Il
the enforcement Of that law.
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The Amsrissn pri,aa d.,naa Who,
under the name Of Signoris Psollni,
hes made . bit % the opsratie sesgs
in Italy, b Mis Pauline Ni1ingsr,
dAughssr Of John Ninisgse, of s. Paul
Sd Paul Press.
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Mr.. agcr, Of Pleasant Mound, Blue
Earth county. wounded early in the
var OF the rebellion, has 1t last succs. D.
Cd 10 getting put on the pension roli,
snd has received his accumulatsd back
pay pension, amounting 70 S855.76-
PreseOn Reps6lsna.
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During tile year 1878. The United
States Navy lost fifty otic"rs BY death,
aud sevsnty-uins BY resignation. The
following are amo"g the deaths Rear
Admirals, John Il, Montgomery and
John A. Winslos, aud Commodore,
James 2. McKinstry, John T., Giilis.
Wm. K. La,imer, james NJ. Watson.
Johu Fl. Aulick, Wm. Smith, WIN. NJ,
Glvudy and Wm. James,n.
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Mr.. George Everett. Of Maseppa.
Wabssha county, wss killed last SAtur.
dsy nj .ht on the road from Lake City
70 his homo. He wss found dead in
tie road under circumstances that 10
dicated that be feel from his had, and
Vas killed. Mr.. Everett lived about
Eve miles beyond Farmhill, and vas
known % many hsrs. Rochester Rec
ord.
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The gross sales Of merchandise Of
all kiud., in Ma"ka.o during 1873.
amounted TO 81 225 ,22O. and tho total
Manufactures for the same time
amounted to S90S 669.
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The Executive con mittee Of the
State Agricultural Society have con-
cluded that horse racing shall not be .
mart of the Fair.
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Railroads are accommodating out on
the frontier the people Of Detroit
had Masonic ball last week, aud the
Northern Pacific railroad issued half.
fare excursion tickets, good for three
days.
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Ex.President Millard Fillmore died

Ex-President Millard Fillmore died
It Buff 10. N. Y, on Sunday, after y
lingering illness. Previous telegraph.
ic rep,r,s had warned the cou TRY that
his demise Was momentsrily expected.
he ha si"s been stricken with paralysis
Mr.. Fillmore was the thirteenth
President of tue United States. lie
was born at Summer Till. Cayuy,
c unty, N Y, San. I 1900. At an
Early aye he was sent to Livingston
county to l"arn the clo'hicr's trade,
and about four months later he was
appr.nticcd to w"ol-cardcr in the
town in which his father lived. Dur
ing the four years that he worked NJ
his trade. he did hat he could to Sup.
ply the defects Of his early educa,io"
At the age Of 10 lie c'',u,ue"ced the
study Of law, nd devoted "a portion "t
his time t" teaching school. In 1921
he r-m,vei to Fri. c"u"ty. aud pur
-u-d his legal studies in Buffalo. rw"
years later he commenced practice At
Aurora i" 1927 was admitted as an
attorney, aud IN 1929 ~ n counsellor
in the Supreme Cour E; in 1889 he re.
m"ved 70 buffalo. Here he a>>oci tied
with h,unsclf i" business Nathan K.
II IL. af;erward Postmaster General
IL WIS member Of the Assembly i"
1929 80; m-m,'-r "f Congress i" 1888
IS aud i" 1887 II. aud u'ok a pr"m'.
"rnt part i" the business "f the House.
lie dis ,nga,shed himself in the New
York Legislature by his advocacy u
the ACT to souiish i,u pris.'"ment for
'ieb,, passed in 1891. Ia Congress h..
supported the internal improvement
aud protective tariff pnIicy OF the
Wing party. lie supported Mr..
Adams in the struggle upo" the qnes
tion Of the reception Of p.titio"s for
the abolition Of slavery; opposed tn.
annexation 0f Texas with slavery; fav.
"red the abolition of the . ave trade
be,w.en the States. and Of slavery i"
the District OF Columbia As chair.
of tie Committee Of Ways aud Means
in the 9th Conyress, Mr. Fillmore
was the author Of the tariff Of 1912.
II" then resumed his profession j"
Buff 10 was in 1847 elected state
C"mptreiler in 1913 vas nominated
aud elected BY the Wings a. Vice.
i'r sideut. and remained in that psi.
tion until the death Of President ray
Ior, July 9, 1850, by which he Was
elevated to the presidential chair. A.
Vice President, he presided during
the controversy on the ''omaibus b'lI''
With his usual impartiality. During
his presidency. the compromise meas-
ures, embrscing substantially the pro.
visions IL Mr. Clays bill, we're passed
Ills administrative" is distinguished By
the expedi'i'" Of Commodore Perry s'
Japan, which resulted iu = favorable
treaty with that cuu"try. Ile visited
Europe in 1855 6. Ia 1886 be was
the G c,ndida,e OF the American p rty
ior the Presidency.
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Rev. Mr.. jones', Of Minneapolis, =
colored preacher Of the Methodist
church, held . series Of meetings in
this 9 y, continuing until the 10Th.
He has succeed in organizing churcl.
and did good work among colored
folks in general. astings Unioa.
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Tho Iowa Lsgi,la.urs hes sppropri-
ated e5O, 900 for the relief Of the de-
titats farmsrs il The northwsstsrn part
Of Iowa.
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The Ususy bill that was before the
Legislature did not become q law. A
large majority Of the people will be
devoutly thankful.
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The Wa~scs Nes0s says that Fr.nk
Conway. II Okaman, aud . Mr.. V,n
cent, Vi S.blsy county, were arrested
ou Monday of lass week, on suspicion
of stealing horses. aud brought before
just CO Hayden, in that village, who
placed th, N under bonds Of $500 each
for their appearance in ten days for
trial.
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NOTICE.

TT 8. LAND OFFICE
u R-.,w.md Falls MINI, March 18th 1874
Compliant having been entered 1t this Ofice by
Natna" Davis against George White for ahs"d"ning
his Homestead Entry, M. 1881, dated July 1871.
upon thu North west quarter. section 20 Township
Ill. Range 4! in Lyon County, Minnss"ta, with .
view t" the cancellation Of said entry the said par
ties hereby n"ned t. app~r 1t this Once on
tic ISL day Of April 1a74 at UcI"ck tO respOn
anil furnish testimony eoneernng said alleged sban
G0umcut.
B.F sAITH, Regster.
Is W.. n. Kelly, Receiver.
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Money to Loan.

In large or small sums at reasonable
rates. Inquire Of E. J. Hodgson at
Till Tibbe,s Office.
4l.tf Redwood Falls.
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Tho indueuce Ut forests in drawing
moisture from the heavens may be
judged from the experience Of San
Diego, California. Previous to 1868
there was yearly rainy reason. whict,
made the s"il nourishiny aud produc.
tive. In 1868 destructive Gre swept
over the greater part of the county.
cutting down the laxuriaot chsppare!,
and blackening the hills. Since then
there has been no rainy season at Ssu
Diego.