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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
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STERLING lit zines berienieen S0inois
fer 2anbItGbt6en, in ipel1el bic Tempes
r~ensler gegeumdrtig bas 6efttn BET 9anb
baben. @u6 bort iino lie nod iiber's
Staatstempereu3geleB binau5se8angcn
mno baben bic @rt1ctlung bon WtrtbSs
bausticen5en 9art5 a6gel1att,
Die 8irfungeu biepon itpb folgenbe:
Die Stabtfaiie lit, tpetl ibr bic tribe
rem Ginnabmeu bon @irtbslicen3en abs
9e6en, leer, oer Greoit Der @emetnbe
ltrnmt fortmdbreno ab, bic itdbtii6en
S0ulbi6etne, tpel6e nod Dor tpentgen
Wtonaten TO gut iparer, tpte Die bon Snz
feI Gam, itn6 beirabe I'm Die 0alfte cntz
tuertbet. @ctrunfen aber miro ipett mebr
ais 3m Der Belt, tpo Die 9StrtDsbGnler
nod often tparen.
9lu6 in STERLING beftebeu ni6t penis
ger aIs bret Recommendations :
ctne 2oge Der 5000 EempIars", ei1
Xemperen3bunO, unb ein GenlDeren5les
rtnnenpercin, beiien Wiitglteoer naInents
lid and perpfli9tet iino, feiuerlci 9ers
tebr NIT 1ungen WtGnllern gu u1terbal>
ten, pel6e StGrferes ais &affee trinfen.
Der Temperenabunb lnb Die 5000
1emplars" baben cine eigene &afie, nm
NopoEaten gegen Die uebertreter oer itGos
tt1dpen &emperen5DerDronMl1g 5I be1ols
ben uno Die DGtglieoer bteier 8ereine
16nntfeln 1elb1t ipl1e ueberIreter aus,
un1 tie Der 9rano Surb au bennu5iren.
Die p%erniinttisen inter ben 8Irgern
Sterlin9s BADEN etlle @egeuorsaniiation
gebiloet, ipel6e aus elmer gemeiniamen
8aiie 8ter, Weil, @isarren &C. ani6afft,
biSberige @irt9sbGuier au ibren 9ofaica
nno Waga5inen ma@t unb bier ibre eige=
men Maaren osr3ebrt. Wfebrere 9unoert
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$1,5OO,OOO

viii De- distributed among TIE ticket hold
err.
The tickets arc printed In coupons Of
tCntlls, ind an fractional parts will be repre-
scnted ia the drawing just ~ whole tickets
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$50 E-crnrt, cnn take these Filters accord
m.tf1 directions. r-i remain long unwen provided
tIlr o. us are gpt t,Ca.foyol by mineral poison or
Other luean1, SUD vita. organs wasted beyond tbo
point n ndir. -.
lyancpsia or Tndigcstioi., Headache. Pain
il fI' shoulders Coughs, Tirhtuess Or the Clpq'
Dizziness. sour EructaloUA OF the stomach, lia'
rsa.n IN tho Month. Bilious ATTACKS, phlprauan 3D.
t.e G,al,. Inflammation OF the lungai PAIN Iu ?
region 90 tho EilnfrF, and hundred ofher puii l
pftuD.Om are The ofspfng3 OF Dyspepsia. On.
Ua.ie WUl provo n better guarantee VI Us nH'i
SHAN len"thy advertisement.
Asr Eca4aie Complaints, IN young or on
married or Hiurir, 0t the dawn III womanbool. o.
tho INN of NE, these Tonic Eilter5 dIspiog o.
1t.klcl on iulFncc that Improvement is 500
VereoUlulc.
Bor Innal3ratnrg md Chronic TRhrn-
-unfisru aud Gur. llious. Hcuit,ent AMI Inter
Wi.tCub lCEefs. Diseases OF the Blood, Liver 1901.
uey, and Bladder these B.,icrs have no uqu1i
sucn Diseases gre Cluacl by Nitlated Blood.
tEhcy are gentle purentivc ne well +.
IA To,sle. rnsst sing mo mont OF aching ~ 81
nation Of t1e LAYER anu N.S.efal organs, ana h.
t'or Skin Diseases, r~upiions Tet,er Salt.
\ facrw Hotrhus, Spots, Ptnp.c9, Plstulel. Bolls,
CHrlyuclCl Rims worms, Scaid Head Sore Tvc4
Eryalpells. Rob Scur's. DiscoOraiionl Of me Skiu
IuIu Is and Diseases % NE skin OF whatever name
or nature arc literally dur UP and CARED ott
q ih9 GJH.em Ia q saOgt tGao ~ tae use " these
LttUra.
Grateful Thousands proclaim vINB9AG BIT.
TrHs The most wonderful lnugorant that ever
sustained the sinking system.
n. IL. MCDONALD & co.
Dru-"lfe and Gen. AE =, san FfuncNco, CAL &
cor. % Washington uul Charlton sta, NY.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS s DEALERS.
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ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.

The Illustrations OF the Aldinc have won
a worldwide reputation, and IN thcart CEN
tres OF Europe IL is an admitted fact that
It's wood cuts are examples of tho highest
perfection ever atjtuued. The common
prejudice in favor of .'steel piates,' is rap
idly yielding 10 4 more educated and dis
eliminating taste which recognizes the adj
Vantages the advantages of superior artistic
quality with greater fncility of production.
IN quarterly tinted platesi for ls7i viii be
Wy 'rhos Moran and y. ID. Woodward.
Tho Christmas issue tor 1874 will contain
special designs appropriate 10 the season,
by our best artists. and viii sTpass IN At
iract ons any OF lis predecessors.
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JOHN II. OBERLY, EDITOR.
.-- our CnuRCnEs.


.Iu.IsTIAS CHURClI--Eighteehl sIes'
between Washington and Walnut
Meeting every sunday at 100 a. H. anu
-. III.
sunday school at =. n.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening.
.,rEsbYTEHIAN--E Street.
pregcLtuk, sabbath st 1ub am. aud q = IL
Prayer nus Ell, z, Wednendsy st - y. %.
Sabbath School, z pm. j. III Lansdeb, ga.
perintondeut. Rgv. IL. IHAYkR, PASTOR
IEIhODlST..--Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts
Preaching, sabbath a. II Am, and ?. n'
prayer n..eLng, MedDendsy, - pm.
5apbath school, 3. pm. J.. W. ouiiweh'
,uysr.nteudert. REV. j. l.. ALLhh,
fGstor. .....
nUHCu or TIE REDEEMEH--tkpl-so-
t4l.D -,
MoiIr,g prayers. sabbath 10! AN.
rseuing prayers, u PIN.
aAibAt. School, am.
Rgy. y. .oAr, Rector.
O.. pAIltCKS CiIURCH--Nihth -. and
d, as4iniyton Avenue.
pailia service, sabbath $40 aud l1a = ~.
Nt.rer', pm.
-thuata School. 2 PA.
..Gi,g ,yUiy day, am.
RET. +. ). O'HsLLor t.y, Pa
-. JOsEPHs CnuHCH.--(GerW'Y AZ
Gel VI Walnut hnd Cross stree. ''''
NAss, every sabbath at 10 % ~
Se.pors, . ?. 70. ,1ADS.
I'm . during week d.
HP-
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The Aidine. while issued with all the reg.
u,arity, has none OF Ihe temporary or time
is interest characteristic OF ordinary peri
oGicul-. II Is an elegant miscellany OF pure
Ilgh, and graceful literature and a collec-
ton OF pictures, the rlrest specimen of mr.
u,tic SKIN, 10 black and White. Although
each Succeeding number slOrus a fresh
Tlc1sura 20 iis friends, HE real value and
beauty Of The Aldiae will be most appreci-
Ated after 10 has been bound ~ al the close
OF the year. While other publications may
claim superior CAcapaess, as compared with
rivals of a s,miiar class, the AldinG Is an I'M
ique and original consaptlon-alone and UNI
r1ached-absolutsiy without conception
ia price or character
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CASTORIA is more luan slIbstitute for
Castor OIL. IL is the only SAFE article in
existence which is sure to regulate the bow
els, cure windcollc and produce natural
sleep 1t ispleasant TO take. Children need
not cry and mothers may sleep 1917 WY
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NO. Y EIGHTH STREET, sla

NO. - EIGHTH STREET,F3
Bet. Commercial aud Washington avenues
II IL true, the doctor is one Of the Oldest
physicians Of the place, and his diploma,
that hangs in his office, shows that he D.
been 80 years in the profession. lie is doing
q larger Office practice than any other ply
stefan, treating all kinds of chronic diseases
OF the human system, such as old ulcers, and
all diseases of the SKIN, humors and blood
poisons; also diseases Of the throat also
al diseases OF the eyes Of years standing
also artificial eyes inserted; tistla cured
without the use Of q knife 4, cancers cured
by the application Of medicines; pimples on
tie face removed Ell urinary diseases
cured al forms OF yeneTeal aud private
diseases cured in the shortest time semla
weakness and scil--buse cured IN shor
time.
Tits seli-evident that physician treating
eases for twcuty-tw years acquires great
Kill.
All combinations conhdontcai, in person
or by lettea
medicines furnished at Office in al
1923 til DIR. DAWN HuLrH.
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Prospectus FOR Is7i-SEYENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.
An Illustrated Monthly Journal. universally
admitted 10 he the handsomest period
zeal in the World. A representative
and champion OF American tasy

nor ron BALE III COOK O.. 1,Ews STORE,
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CenTaur LInnneut.

The great discovery Of the
~ age. There is no pain which
CY%zH~ the Centaur Liniment WIN not
f&Z relieve, no swelling which it
HTS wilinot subdue, and no lame
FTiFAO ness which IL VIII not cure
sxS--RfL=-A'r This is strong langnage, but
~.S IL is true, IL is no humbug
ENErp.E the recipe is printed around
each bottle, a circular containing certih-
Gates of wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, lock.jaw, sprains, swellings,
burns, scalds, caked-breasts, poisonous
bites, frozen feet, govt, saltrheum, ear-aehe
SC, and the recipe OF the Liniment viii be
sent gratis to anyone, 10 is the most Won
derfU healing and pain relieving agent the
world has ever produced 1t sells as no ar
tice ever before did SELL and it sells because
it does Just what il pretends to do. One bot
tie OF the Centaur Llnimcnt for animals
yellow wrapperl is worth q hundred dol
lars for spawned, strained or CALLED horses
and mules, and for screW-worm IN sheep.
No family or stock-owner can afford 70 be
without Contur Linimont. Price, 80 cents,
aegr bottles. 81. j. Is. Rose q Co., 80
Broadway, New York,
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PREMIUMS FOX 1874

livery subscriber TO the Aldine tor IN
year loI4 VIII receive q pair or chromos
The original pictures Were painted in oil ip
the publishers of the Aldine. by Thoina
Moran, whose great olorado pictures and
purchased by congress for ten thouand
dollars. Tho subjects were chosen To rep
resent ten thousand dollars. The subjects
were chosen 10 represent "rhe East" and
'The west" one Is n view In the White
Mountains, New Hampshire; the other
gives tho Clias Of Green river, Wyoming
territory, The chromos are each worked
from thirty distinct plates, and are in size
C2Xl6) and appearance exact fac-Similes OF
the originals,
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CAIRO ILLINOIS. FRIDAY. JANUARY

~in oi this awful disease h." found 10
Wy Het- Aborhonl. ia sim0st e,l.y hoast.
u on thciu and Tor thcir friends. $50 Iht
uiin-s OF rood cheer anu hope -jao uu-
nouuccmcut OF most important d.eaovcr y.
firmly ba .CIupoH common some and IUu-
sou, hy which VIC Terrible rtIuIg j. pu-i-
tNclv 'tortDlled. and ,ts si.tlu Tue ns.tn1-
rrUl! r1si0rgd.to AgaliA. .......
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T GU N - Il Y
Nj. A g B4hN1t ISIGO l.



.fst Nd@e- & .i=I -LttI,J ,ElJ5 X
Han."c.1rcd adi Repaired T.. ~
-gnanl attention stYHn. tp ligih sod heavy
forging. house, bridge. railroad ana jail Nvrh
and uli WORK Of n similar character.
4teHn auJ g1s sitting ig al ita branches
5 iu3 assortment 81 Morris. T@ker & co.
tAi.ajeiLbia Pipe and fittings. Brass goods
ict"., and gas natufns always on hand.
plpfEG OF HOUSR FOR GAS
+ -- -.- A%uE -sTEcIALTY,
Agal.s for -Ca,3eTon'z special steam. pu-ni
aud boiler feeder The best manufactured.
cons p1tnnt syPAon pumns, and Judson'r
Iat.ai Governor aud governor valve.
Tie iJiluwins engines, etc., for safe
Two steamboat engines, iS5 inch bore 81
cylinder; i've feet stroke, and In good order
one steamboat thait and crank; wTot iron
one engine for hosting freight; ING.
Ono lpA10 saw mill engine, with shan and
aitnE lug Uu'S o. gang saw. seVond hand
one ucwTA12 erdne; my own Iiiun,,iac.
.ure.'.'.. .,... .......,. ...... ......... HpF.t
Also. a SOC lhc-hand staye cutting ma.
3h.He and .einter, and warehouse BOOSTING
machine, 10 GOOD order.
Naynes and machinery Of all kinds bought
and sold ,.H
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So per snnum, in advance, with Oil Chro
mos FREQ.

For $50 CENTS EXTRA, the chromos,
mounted, vanished. and prepaid by msil
The Aldine will, hereafter, be obtainable
only by subscription. There will no be re-
Juced or club rate; cash for subscriptions
must DO sent 10 tho publishers direct, or
handed 20 the local eanyasssr, without re-
sponsibllity TO the publishers, except in
eases wlere the certificate is gwen, bearing
the faehnie signature of James sutton 4 CO.
CANEASSERS WANTED.
Any person wishing 70 sec permanently
AS q Local eanyasser viii receive iull anu
prompt Information by apply ing to
JAMES SUTTor u Co., Publishers.
SO Maiden Lane New York
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w LIS OLJ'5

Gtha1htItD GJD bl}EH uti4
). uYt 90 a.gIg 90 liapillr.l nustrGm ioIta
happy slahlnG.iou N two rtmeli0s lasu1
to tg..n..ps everywhere 90, thc best Mr.rk
o. combating CJusuU pt Oh. tai. combine
uon II Mr. Wilson'S dick Cry sud lt
81 DQ.d-utog tGe iOlnwipg
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JOHN I. TkENNJF, u -
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Messrs. James sutton * 90.
GENTLENUN--l am delighted with the
proofs in color Of your chremos They are
wonderfully successful representations by
mechanical process of the original paintings.
Very respectfully, IHos. MORAN.
These chromos are In every sense Ameri-
can They are by an orinal American pro-
cess, with material OF American manufac-
ture, from designs OF American scenery by
am American painter, and presented 70 sub
scrlbers 10 the iirst successful American
Art Journal II no better because OF all
this, they will certainly possess an interest
no foreign production can inspire, and nei-
Their are they any the worse II by reason OF
peculiar facilities OF production they cost
lie publishers Ouly trihe, while equal in
every respect 10 other chromos that are sold
Singly for doubis the subscription price OF
toe Aldno. ,D
IL any subscriber should indicate a pre-
ference for figure subject, tho Publishers
viii send Thoughts OF Home" new and
beautiful chrome, 1ix20 inches, representing
a little Italian exile whose speaking eyes
betray the longipss OF his heart
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GIFT ENTESPRISE.
$4,000 H,ACEI-
IN GRLENBACKS.

Two PRICES 81 900 each In GroanDscas
Five Prizes 600 each in Greenbncls
Ten Prizes 100 each in UreoubnclAl
/ Horse and Buggy, with Slyermountpd
harness, worth 5000.
II lne-toned Rosewood Piano, worth $500
10 Family sewing Machines, worth 800
each
Five Gold watches aud chains, worth $500
each
Five Gold American bunuon watches, worth
$l25 each.
Ten Ladies' Gold Hunting worth 500 each
1000 Gold and Silver Lever bunting Watches
On all) worth from $40 to $500 each.
Gold chains, Silyer-waro, Jawslry, etc, etc.
NUMBER OF GIFTS 1900 TIcEEr5 LINZ
RTED TO 5000.
AGENTS WANTED 10 SELL TICKETS,
whom liberal premiums win be paid.
SINGLE TIcLETs 81; SIN TIoKRTs S.
TWELVE TICKETS $40 TWENTY. rIVE
TICKETS $50
Circulars containing q run hsL Of prizes,
description OF the manner OF drawing, and
other information In reference TO the dis
tribution, will DO sent to any one ordering
them. All letters must be addressed %
MAIN OFFICE, l.. ID. SINE, boN
lOl w. FIFTH 81. CINCINNATI, q,
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Scribner's Monthly.
Extraordinary Inducements to New
-~a. vs. Subscribers :~~ *1'
500 PAGES FOR 41.0o! ETC. ETC.

The publishers Of sCRIBxER's Monthly, in their
prospectus jus, issucd pr"mi sc for the ensuing year
morr brilliant array Of contributions. and ucrcr
in the variety and beauty of iss illustrations already
conceded to 10 "6ner than any which have hitherto
appeared in any American Magazine, ss.s s.4
DE- Holland. tho editor, will writ. the serial story
tied s.ARTIiUR Boz NiCAsTLE," and will deal
with some al the most difficult problema Of Ameri-
ean l,fe. It will De commenced in the November
Thor. wi! be a new story ty SAKE Holm ''rHE
Bret Harte, the best author Of sI,o-t stories now
tied :rHE EPIC o. F1DDiETJWN," ' hici viii be
illustrated by sheppard.
K. Il. stoddsrJ will write series Of entertaining
papers aut Az thrs, their Personal Characteristics
Home life, Families Friends. whm. asd w.ys. a
series Of portraits Of Ii, ing Writers il also promised
Clarence Cook will write a',oat Furniture nnd the
Decor.tiso Of American Homes These napera will
hs rminently practcnbie well "a artistic. and will
be illustrated with dssixns and sketches by numer-
artists. in sddition to those which the writer
himself will furnish. .- --s. -
Hans AM. rs"n. Bryant, Dashneil. Egyleston.
Fr,ude, Higgius0n. Bisl.ow. Huntington, Mitchell.
Mrs Phelps, Sledmah. Stockton, Stoddard, Cola.
rhaxtsr W.tnsts Wilkinson; Mn- whtney, bcsid:s
tn. editorial and direction Of the mssssin- viii
srmair IN the hands Of N. Hhlesnd. who will contn-
New YorK 1nd~pendrnt aays ..Ars more widri,
qs"sed taaa any similar papers ID Auieriean x.ga-
s'nrs. :... c.,s.. -,,--,.. .r.. n. ..x,...r
hit,~rt~c. PrG John c. Draper conducts the dcg.rt
m~nt "f"H .m- aad Society~ and "Cul.urc ana Pro
gsrss" will engage the cDntritutions Of more thar
score Of Pens On bota sides al the Atlantic. The
Watchman and R.a .ctor aaya:
I Seriiners Monthly, TAR january. Ia better thsa
usual. which sdieates needi~ss wasts nj Editorial
brains and rnhii.hers noney, tor the xagssins was
And vut Inc prldishers prorise q make Il an,
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NURrGA,;E SALE

nrfau't has s-en made in the p,vm mt of the sum
of Dn. Thrusn d i've hun ID and sixty on- dollars
AMI twrntv-6v. CENTS. which a claimed I" b. du- n,
,hs siat~ II this no: ce M"'tyryr b. ing dat.
The frst LAY "f Sel.temi, r 4 y 1873 * cut.d b.
Edward McC"rniick Of tn County "f R'dw"od and
stat. IL Nj, hran'a I" b. Isd0fmick aud Maria ur-
Cormick Il ,h.. City "f New York ,nd rsc"rdej In
the office NJ the Register "f DEEDS in an f"r the
County of Rrdw.rd nnd state aforesaid th.. Rrss
d.v Of September n 1873 ut O'Clock A u in Book
"I' 1T Mortgxgt on page 70
No act,on or prncretiing At Law or "therwise ha.
bs~m iast'utrd T., n.c"vrr the debt any part
thereof secured BY snid M"rtyagr.
Now the refOre n"tce ix hereby given tl,t IL pur.
suancs sr p,wer Of sale contsin~d in sail mort ynxe
and of thu st,tuses in such ,nsd- ant pr"ved
The prpniss describcd in aud ed by said mort
gag. ~ follows ~ wit.
The s"nth east quarter of Section twenty two (2l
The a0uth weSt quarter tthe south west quarter Of
section twenty three 23). The north west quart.r
If the north west quarter and th xonth east of the
north west quarter "f section twrnty-six (26>
scrti"n (27) and the southeast ouart-r
of the south east quarter ri section thirty three 1881
all in Township No. One hu"'ired and twelve t112)
north of Range M thirty four (3&) west. Will br
sold at public auction by th al .riH III ssil Cuntv
al the front ror Of the Court ii"uss In the Town
Rs'siwoOd Falls: r. lwo.d County, Mnn s0ta on the
22nd day Of Nay an 1874 at 10 Uc:nek In thu.
,Orenonn tn sa'iafy amosnt than due on eaid
m"rtrng. aud the costs and Expenses of >ae incui-
he pad IN ssid Mortgage in 'ns. Of Foreclosure
.S5'#y = b. MCCORMICK and
NINA NcC'DRMI x
Mortgage 9.
GEO. HUFFMAN Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated NJ; ciI 3lst 1874. % .a
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BLISKsRs NOR N.csssAaY FOR

BLtNKERS NOT NEc.s3ARY FOR
O4s.s-Many Ut the d,seases III III.
horse . eye are Occasionsd through ~.
jury fro,n the USE Ut blinksrs or blinds
On the brides of horses. In the Uni.
ted States they have been long sin ce
abolished bv the more practical .nen, !,
aud what are called ,opeo brides. ,h.t
10 bri.ltes without blinds. substituted
The horse soon becomes accustomed i"
them and il not thereafter 50 easily
frightened, because he sses perfectly.
not only what Is before him, but .lsD
what Is beside and even behind him. :
TIE following is BY correspondent
Of and Enylph journal, u sh,~ thai
this important subject is duly apprsci.
sted in Great Britain:
Il should like to appeal to the pub.
lie on behalf Of the abolition Of blindsrs
aud cruppers-two useless pieces 0,
harness -whicn | think can be easily
sha IN TO DO both painful and inoouve
nient 70 horses. The Midland railway
eompany, probably one Of ths largest
employers Of horses in the KINGDOM,
has for some time entirely dispensed
with shs use Of blisdsrs aud cruppers
| am glad 70 see are gradually going
out Of fashi,n. partieolrly with dsail
horses. The crupper ffets and irritafes
~ animal, and harness makers tell me
there would b % dlfacalsy il coutriv.
ing sabstituts for Il.
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JHE MENNoNIrEs The long tall

lHE MENNONITES THE long talk
I'd Of exodus Of the MenuoDites from
Russia, will commence in the Course
"t month or 81. The first dctach
"e"t is cosu,ng by way Of Constantine
pie, and the next will take the Ham,
purx rou,e. Five hundred familic>
have arranged to settle on the Canadi.
an side Of the line, in the Red river
valley. aud nearly three times tha,
number will ut the same time 20 to
K,"sas and Dakota.
There will not be a Mennonite left
in Russia. They are Of German origin,
educated. industrious aud prosperous,
and strict believers in peace policy.
being sort Of Qlakers They num-
her .ome 80 600 persons, aud arc p's
sesssd Ut considerable wealth. Their
principal ba>ines in Russia was whea,
raising. which they probably carry on
ia the West. They leave Russia be.
Cause the government cannot afford T..
carry out it's agreement to exempt them
from military service aud ssher impo
sitions repagoaot to their religious
principles.
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4 yonnr m,n w'm i..tt Btn~klyn
three years s-,," ...r Wet and .r-,.
up" his jls, been heard fr"m. H.,
writes a'rn" t. hi- tti..nd., ii.ha, sry
iD- thai that. c"u"r,y is the n"'>'
bram .fa' si,e SUI .v.r stone na. a d
ever net Al" that 1se expects I" bc
hanged in ab"n. four days tor stealing
\ ~ III, A-a. =-s -...s& -.,eS
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NOTICE.
U. 8. LAND OFpiCR,
RAA-AA E.lla Mia Ali

U. 8. LAND OFF1CR,
.a Redwood Falls Miun.. April IA 1874.
Csmplaiot having hesn enter. at this Od3ce BY
George ". Link against Marvi 4. Chase for aban-
.ioning his Homestead Entry No. 6658, Dated Nov
l., 1874, upon the East bali If Sout, west qusrtrr
Seetien 2. Township Ill, Rangs II In l.. on County
Ainnesnta, sss-f ~.. ...-.g-s. .-s..' p, :,
with 4 view to the cancellation Of said entry !: tho
saiI parties hrrsby summoned tn APPEAR at this
.ni = ON the 10th day Of day, 1374, al II o'cick
", t.. resp"n.i and furnish Testimony c'ncsraing
said alleged abandonment
BEx. r. SIXTH, Register.
20 ,ss wy. II. LELLY. kecsiy.r
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To render pns,s or timber. riseed in
the sr"aad. practically impvrvioas TO
moisture, and ior = long time preven,
decay. the f"ll"winy simple recipe ha.
been tried and f"und to answer the mar
pose excellently. For icnce and gate
pests. it is particularly recommended !:
Take linseed oil boil il, aud mig With
charcoal dust until the mixture l..s til.
co"sis'e"c. Of IN ordinary pain,
Give to the pn>,s single eoat of the
mixture or p,int before planting them
aud 81" farmer. says one Who has used
It. living to the sse Of the patrisrch~
ct "Id will live long eaps:h 10 ses the
same posts rotten. The posts Or sim.
ber should be we'll seasoned and dry
when the paint is plisd.-Farmer's
Union.