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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18
CHARLKs I. sABIN, Mechanical and

4 'HhhLES 4. SAblN, Mechanlcal and
~ Civil Engineer, will make surveys and estimates
Of cost Of railroads. and also furnish estimates for the
erection OF steam machinery Of all kinds. Agent for
the sale Of tho celebrated Putnam Engines and Boil
All Boilers sold by him tested by the Hart
ford Insurance Company, and insured for one yoar.
Twenty years experience In designing and erecting
steam machinery for mills and railroads, enables
him TO furnish such information those In want OF
Address,
1864. CHARLES T. sABIN, Montpelier. W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18

NOR SALE.-The subscribers offer for
i sale two hundred aud ifty fine shotes also
cal. lOad Of hne horses.
j. Wa T. o. BAILEY.
Montpelier March 3, ls7i lott
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18
poN,r NEGIECT cosTIyENEss

The pro inc source Of Headache, Dizziness Heartburn
Oppression OF Food flatulence Sour stomach, Bad
Taste In the Mouth, Sick Headache, Palpitation or
fluttering Of the stomach, yellow or Bilious Skin,
Pain IN the Side, Wcariness Weakness etc. DR. HAR-
RisoN's PEhisfALric LolENGEs cure all these ymp-
TONS being both a laxative and tonic combined
Agreeable To- the palate operating Without pam, they
quicken the liver promote geson, aud the only
preventive and cure for Puss. Trial box, 80 cents
large box, 90 cents. Mailed free for this last price
DIR. HARRIsON's ICELAND BAISAM,
a splendid cure for COUGHS, HoARsKsEss, and all
IuRoAr aud LuNG COMPLAINTS. For sale by Il. s.
HARRISON 4 CO., Proprietors, No. fremont TEN.
pie, Boston, and by all Druggists. t7-2i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18

Absolute aud perfect truth is one of
the first essentials in the good character of
a child. The days when men are born
speaking lies have not entirely passed, al
though parents have too often only them.
selves to blame for lying children, Extreme
or iujudicious punishment will often lead
children into habits of deceit and lying
When this becomes the case, punishment is
an evil ouly, Rewards for good conduct
will often induce children to lie, that is to
deny having whispered, for the praise of be-
ing perfect in department A genuine bed
lam in school had better exist than the high
est order, il it results in such moral obi.
quity. IL is indeed often sailing between
Scylla aud Charybdis to teach children the
narrow path between lying and, polite pre-.
yarication. A friend Of ours, who was EN-.
inenti for teaching perfect truth to her child,
said to the girl, Que day, "You 90 to Mrs.
BIS so often that you must not always
stay to dinner" But Mrs. B. always in-
ytes me-" Yes, but that is form of po.
litoness, and she may not always wish you
to stay" That day, thechild being invited,
hung her head and said, /" No, mamma says
you don't want me even II you do invite
me-" "Soy you think lie" said the lady, and
the mother lost her friend by the incident
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18
A G L n I S W AN IT 4 D

Coon business MeN WANTED to represen, the John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company in every
town in New England. Apply personally, or by let
ter, 10 the Once l6 Sears Building Boston, Mass rs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18

EOR SALE.-Desirable Building Lots
a one 90 the best streets IN the village. Also
twenty acres OF land Just outside Of village limits.
Enquire at this Office. 73u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18
noW Advertisements,

G-O EACH WEEK! Agents Wanted
- - Particulars free.
los2 J. WORTH CO., St Louis, 30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18
TAlLoR's SHOP TAILoR's SHOP!

4
The place TO have your clothes cut and made, Is
AT LAwToS's, OVER TIE PosT OFFICE,
Shirts cut and made. and Patterns cut
n B.-German canarlcs for sale.
JAMES LAwTON.
March. 3, 1874 1923
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18
NORWICH UNIVERSITY

The Trustees Of This Institution will furnish four.
teen young men-one from each county 10 the State
with tuition and room.rent free, for one year The
entrance uniform will also be furnished free.
For further particulars, address the
lJ-tf PRESIDENT, Northheld VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18
WATERBURY MARBLE WORKS
Established in 1861 by George c. Arms.


Established in 1861 by George c. Arms.
All kinds OF Marble work done II should be, and
sold for what II Is worth, Also,
importer OF
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS
Am selling great many Of them, for the that
sell them from ten To twenty per cont. less than
they sell them In Boston. Scotch Granite Is mpsrish.
able II stands forever unchanged, deying tho most
severe frost or damp to harm its mrrorlike surface.
The first erected monuments are still the same rs
when built, They retain their brlliancy and beauty
undimmed by the lapse Of years.
WESTERN TICKETSi
The only place in town where tickets are sold via
New York Central Is at the Marble shop. Sold as
low as anywhere.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED WALTER A.
WOOD MOVING MACHINE,
for Waterbury, Duxbury, Noretown, waitsheld Fays-
ton and Warren. Extra parts always on hand.
GEORGE @. ARMS.
Waterbury, February ", 1874. la-I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18
Snecial Mntices.

As FAMILY MEDICINE for coughs, colds and all
diseases Of the lungs remedy soems 10 bo gaining
the public favor Ike Weeks Magic Compound for
the reason thatit Is always found safe and reliable
IL has done more for than all other medicinesn
Is what we hear said Of II daily Sold by all drug
giss. 1918
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18

Nora soon learned the ways and manners
of lady. She seemed to be instinctiyely
delicate and ladylike. She was pretty, too,
when the hungry look went out Of her eyes.
Miss Buckingham, though on the lookout,
never discovered vice in her. Whatever
may have been her oaiginal faults, she
seemed to have shed them with her rags,
aud the great gratitude felt for her benefac-
tress overwhelmed everything. She seemed
to live but to do something for Miss Buck
ingham.
The lady began to feel that virtue is its
own reward. Not all the pleasure she had
found in taking the very cream of life had
given her so mu,h happiness as this one
poor child.
Almost without knowing it, she went out
less, and her life gradually shaped itself
into something like a loving mothers life.
TO Nora, life was like dream--a dream
Of heaven, at that Always warm, always
fed, always safe from roughness, surrounded
by things so beautiful she scarcely dared to
touch them every want attended to before
it was felt 1t was too wonderful to seem
true. la dreams she would often return to
the desoate shanty where the wind blew
through the cracks, and the old ricketty
stove was no better fed than her mother and
herself. She would feel her fathers blows,
and wake 10 fnd herself in her snug warm
bed, 10 her room next to Miss Buckipgham's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-18

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND SICK
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BRoWN'S pERMIFUGE coMFTTs
will destroy worms without injury 10 the child being
perfectly WHITE and free from all coloring or other
Injurious ingredients usually used In worm prepaTa-
ti0ns.
CURTIS a BROWN, Propretors
No. 2j Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggisf' AND Chsnisf' and Dealers in Medi
cines, al TwENfY- FiyE CENTS A Box. 6l-Jl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-30

Geit 2ubr0i9 XIV. i'm Sabre 1881 GtraBz
burg unb bic IeBtsn GbeiIe oes beutiden @liab
rGuberii9 on R3 8ertfIer, mar au9 gSeibenz
burg fran30fi9 uno cine @ren3itaot 9enors
ben, bic oIs ioI3e in benz Laufenben io9ez
nonnten fpaniiden grbfoIgefris9e gang beiOnz
Sere 0ran9idLe gu erOuIoen bate. 8aIo
waren bic &aiIerli9en bann rpieber Die
Sran;oIen 9erren bes befe1ti9ten Ortes, l1nb
bic armen 8tr9er rpuBten nicbt mebr, ruoran
Fe rparen, rpeLdem Serrn tie eisentIt6 8eb0rs
ten. SIM Sabre 1902 batten Die Sran5ofen
abStebel rniifien unO bic Stabt leIftete benz
beutI9en Gaiier auf'S Steue ben Gto Der
5reue. Sm Suni 1908 nabn Salarb roies
Der 8eiib pon @eiBenburs; i'm SuIi 5osen
bic 3aiietIicben, i'm September bic 6ran3oien
Elm unb ein Sobr barauf gum brttten DiaLe
bic beuti9en 9Ret9strupper. Sm Sabre l705
fieL bic Stabt abermols ben Sronsoien, fautn
pier @o9en fpdter tpieoer ben &atIerLiden in
bic Sdnoe, bis i'm Niai 1905 Mar16aa Bill
lars ite in 8eitB na6m uno bic befannten
y@eibenburgee Sinien" bauen IieB, rpoour9
bic Stabt - por Der SaRb - feincn 0e9Iel
ibrer Oberberti6aft mebr 3u erouLDen botte.
QBas batten bic arnten 8iir9er rpabreno
bisIer barten pe6IeluolIen 3eiten nidt alIes
bur99ema9t! Ureunb uno Seinb requirirte
unb torquirte na6 SerSensluit, fir bas 8ei9,
ben fran3Oii@en &oni9 - tpie fitr ben ei9es
men gadsL. Die Stapt mubte 70 uiel jabters
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-30
81.

foblen = unb, biefes DiebffabIs uer6dbtia
1T eine = SeIene Dioier perbaftet, Serr poss
li3eiratb! Meine 9elene MoIer, ii4erIi6,
Serr BoIiseiratb - iie Iebt, bic meine srau
tobt geiagt rtei,1 Hebes Rinox hem ib bic
Mutter, Die Sugen6 an Muttesbanb aeroubi
babe, benz ib ielbit nit naeinem 2eben nus
bea gerin9fen TbeiI 6ss Waubes peraeItsn
fam = i1tdt ipabr, Ger YoIiseiratb, lie III
ess -" Gein glnge biaa rubig unb gLiibeno
an ben 2ippen bes Beaalten.
nSie 1T es, ,s,,3ueifsIbaft!" erpiberte Der
Yoll5eiratb tief er9rlffen, itlbem er raf1 eli,
IctenItiif burdbldte. v1lnb an benz
DiebHabL 9err Mey inaIrat6, iif fie ebenio
jtueifelos inldaEbig. k
vGine sndbge Sanb rpoItet iiber l.ng, Serr
YolBeiratb; mir erfiiIIt iie am RanDe oes
2ebens nod ben beiBeiten @unlh Ser letter
snsi Sabrsebilte. 3, Iaifen 5ie mid Das
Uedoden iebe, |"
Der Boliseratb Iieb SeIene fofort berein
fabren. Ser Nrjt fonnte faun, Elm Wort fins
ben Dor irneriaer 8emesnns. DunfIer luas
rem 9aar iinb Muse bei ber sunefrau, font
ober trat bic Ieibbaftige Wsntter Dor ibn bin,
iuie por 3.pan3ig sssabren, niir i1iIber nod uno
fd0ner. v9eIere Woier," prebte ber Mrst
enbIi6 beruor. vGie baben oIs fIeines &ino
mid DnfeI gerannt iab Sbr R5pfden an
iIteine Gniee geibmie8t. Gte erinnern fi9
6eiien nidt n1ebr. gs mar In Wien, aIs Sbs
men Bater ,ino Wiutter ifarbe,s. D, perseiben
Sic mir, selene, bab i6 Sbr 2eben 10 freubs
LOS Sensadt babe, lafien Ste mid Sbre Sano
fli1en aIS 8emeis Der @ersebuns - ilein,
uergeben f0nnen STE mir iaidbt, Sic piflan ia
1tdt mas anf mir Iaitet. alLlo gun, 3ei9en
bes Mbfdisbs, ,inb mobl aud bes ggieoeries
bens. 2ebea Sic tpobl!" Gr bate leibens
i6aftIid Sbre 6anb an lire 2ippen gsfiibrt,
i6iittelte scsl Hatb no9maIs bic. &edte unb
ueri9uanb 70 RAID, tuie er sefon,rter :par.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-30
DER w EsTBoTD.
sEINHAaD & TIEsEs, Publishers

bon pour NickeT fpurbe bur6 bic iGIehte
Ansiprobe Der ebemaIi9en 9entI9. .GIidifer
tn y v8mmpernideI" perpanbeIt.
/ go bteB benn Der NideI in Der ,.Grone"
fortan BET ben e9ten rpie BET ben, 8emoIts
ooer Oenti9s Sranaoien ,8umpernideI, pie
man fortan aud oagemein has pon ibm bers
9eitelte aon ben Sran3ofen uera6tete 8ro6
| benannte.
Ser itiqe ebrIide 9enf6 nta6t ftb nit6ts
oarals; ct i6iitteIte sIei9guItig ben Spotts
namen bon ft6 ab, wte frdber Die Gp6ttes
reien, obne, ebenIo rpeni8 suie bic WeiBenburs
ger, 5u abnen, Su rueld boben rnb feItenen
gbren er unter ber broIli8en Benennitna nod
fommen, rueI6e mertuiir6tse SoIsen Der gtas
me !. .Snmpernidel" fiir aGIe GbeiLe nod bas
ben foIIte.
Ser gaifeI o6er pieImebr ,8nmpernideI"
-rpie aud ruir i'm bon iebt ob, bod in allen
@bren nenneH miiIien = bate bur6 aIIe bic
Sabre binbnrd ieiHen 8erfebr NIT ben Benes
oittinerm6n9en bes GIohers CUR @eiBfir4e
unterbaIten. Slater slmielmns mar 8rior
oes GLofters sewor6en unb immerfort elm
tbetlnebmenoer Greuab, 8eratber nno Sr5ffer
oes ebrli3en 0eutI9en, ieines 8eihtfinbes
9ebIteben. gls bet Wl0nd NIT ben eSobren
Jeitorben rnb Der frennbIide Batter 8gnne
letne Stene oLs 0berbiste Oes RloSfsrs etnses
nomtTer, oa ilb.rtru9 Jl,dsI -nein /! - Buns
permitted Ieine aubau9li6feit ouf oieSsn. uu6
oon gan5em SetSsn wuroe iie erutoe1t uuo
Jeoanft. Sn Der 3elle oes gutmatbieea ia
ts9t iooialen Brtofs uerbro6te BumperntdeL
lytne meni9en freien Stunoen. uno ibeiIs in
betterem belebrenoem @efprd6, thetls ourc1
Sefen traftiger Steqen aus Der 8tbel, uers
fu9te Ser Dion6 bic nod thinner offsue Sers
sensmunbe bes DeuH9en, pom Der er our6
bic 8ei6te, mobl aud pon ieinem Borednser
SsnntntB etbaIten, 5u beiIen ooer bod len
arlnen fttaen 9uIber su tr6fen. Dies froms
me gSerf ttuBte ben Pater Benao benn aud
Seitrueiie gang gut seLinsen, beionbers menr1
ct ieine &eoen uno gorIeiungen bur9 etmeIs
DE trdftise S9Iude bes portreffIi9en Rlofters
ueines sutirSte, bic ct benz arrnen Bumpers
ntfeL gang abii6tsIos, 10 ruie pon mngefdbr
ODER eIs etwas ii9 oon ielbit 8eritebenoes,
uer{tanb. g8orte an6 Bein
ii6ten ouf ben ber3ensfranfen &ne6t bic oLs
lerbeite Birtuns, uno rpabrbaft getroltet unb
BeIfdrtt uerLieB er bann bas 2loiter, in ieiuen.
6er3en benz 9,lten Brior un6 Ietnen gRon9en
Inni9en unb etpigen 9anf geIobenb.
Cine @eIesenbeit, iol6e 9eiinnansen bur9
bic Tbat I'M polIfen Wabe 3u bepabrbeiten,
'olIte benz 8umpernideI benn aa9 NIT Der
3eit 9e9eben ueroen.
fSclLtfF foI0t1
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-30

u9ier oar6 se6t Mes fir bas 45ubItz
funL DtabanL" ia9te Der 9sfangenudrter in
btefem Ausenblid, a[s ct in Der 9ldbe pon
Selenens 3eae Die Dams traf, bic DOT Gurz
sem benz PoLt5eiratb S6eunenbrei9er als
Srau Meotcinalrdtbin Sarras gerneIoet uno
na9 rvenisen Wtinuten pon ib,n roieoer ent=
laiien uoroen mar. 2ln ber unsebeuren Briz
ie, Die Der &atb, unntitteLbar na9oers fie iein
3tmner perlaiien, 5u ftd nabu,, tont1te Der
S9lteber, oer nur Denig Worte nit benz gatb
81 rue5ieln bate, i9on uerfen, baB ibm Der
8eiu9 oieier Dame ni6t 9erooe Febr erfrens
LID 9eDeIen iei. Oer SdLisBer bate bic Oas
me, lpte es i6ten, OH etner Get 3eIIen Iaus
iaenb setrofeu. Gie mar bo9rotb i'm @ez
itdt uno tire tie;aea AuSea funie!ten ibns .uiz
oerli6 entge9en.
sd wubte oas ni3t; i'd bin i6on porbin
bier eur9setommen 'pie i'd ber9ins," faste
lte reid. ySbre Srau mabte ba eben Seuer
in Der 2sae bier unb tpies mid bann binuns
ter tns Bureau? Dauoh bab Der Gang uers
boten ist iaste iie ai9ts. - SIT baS 1i9ti8,
oaB Die 9eIene Uloier in bieIer 3e4e sefans
gen sebaIten ruiro. ia? Sbre 5rau ia9te 10.
Das arme nnfduloise 9ius! &oieu, 9err
Snipector'
st idlob bic Gbiire, bur9 pel6e ct bic
Dame binaasbra9te, 5u. sie mar nur burd
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-30

SntereKont fir geriiderun8s8eieui9afs
ten unO ROIice Snbaber biirfte fOISenbes
9ro3eB fein, Der neuLi9 in Springfield, Su.,
entf9teben tpurbe: 9ie SLaSe rpurbe pon
CHARLES &eiidmann benz Gburtniitrator Der
Sinterla aHenidoft bes perForbenen 8biL. 81.
Brebm uOn Sadionuiue, seSen bic @onnectiz
cut NtutuaI 2ife Sniurance So. eingeIettet.
Ser Ga9uerboIt TT in &tlrse foI8enoer
grebm uar in Der senannten @efelIi6aft fit
$4,000 perR6ert. gaa9 ieinem Tobe rOeisers
te fi9 Die @eIeai6eft, Die geriiberun8siumme
su bejabLen, unter bem Borpanoe, baB 8rebm
iofort, na6oem er uerF6ert mar, it5 bem
Trunfe erseben babe. Die GeielI9aft ma6z
te nun seItenO, baB fie auf @runO elmer IN
Der 8oltce entbaLtenen barouf be5ii9li9en gez
binsun8 niat 5ur 3ubLuns Der Gsrlt6erunSs.
iunIme perpFi9tet iei. Seitens bes StdSers
paro binge9en berpiefen, baB Der geritorbene
nur aus Gelunobeits Nld i6ten S9napps
,lnb aud susIei6 Sebertbran Setrunfen babe.
9ie Surp ipra9 bem GIdser bic 8erIt6ers
unssiumme nebft SntereRen gu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-30

gtpa breipierteI Sabre maren per{trt6en,
als I'M 9o9Iomner mad Der BetersinieI ein
SdiffLein biniiberruSerte, in benz spei altere
9erren iaBen unb Der Snie ent9egenroinften.
Sebt Durbe Der 8ruB pon bott erniDeIt.
Sett iab man beutIi1 ein iun9es Baar ON
5tranoe, in belen 9ou1merserpdnoern, bas
Ti9 unI3Eunsen belt. Sebt Ianbete Der
gla6en. vg9,Ltonsmers i'm aanftIerboas!"
rief @iuman5 ben Int0ntmltn9en entsese,s.
ySer3li3 ,pillfommen in unIerer Sommers
frlide" fiste feline iunSe Sra,t btnsu.
vgla, ben Salot LAB i'd mir Sefalen!" rtef
AuerbolS tnbem ct ben Sura, ben See, bic
8erner A!pen rno ben fernen WtontesRoia
iiber benz SOLE sMont iberfIos. $50 mas feblt
uns nun gu Soule uoLlitanbi8."
yS9 fpnnte meine Serten rp0bl ni9t beher
6emuben, oIs inbem i'd eiuen IbeiL Sbres
sroBmltbisen @eI6enfes ba3u uerUanbte, rs,
Sbrer ber3Ii@en @inIaouas bierber 5n foLgert
meine aieben," faste Der 8OIi5eiratD bin8,l
bet it5 auf Die brinsenoen Bitten ieiner Srou
Saar unb 8art bate fir;en LaiIen iIno tn
einem eIesanten Geiiecottin ftrablte.
yQ8os giebt's Jleues aus Der 5eimatb?"
frogte Willmans 6en 9oIi;eiratb.
vDuntius bate Iib beinabe berausseLos
gen." erpiberte Der 9eTra9te, ba it3 tnfoLse
Der seifigen gtorun8 Der 9arras niGt fe{ts
ftelen Iieb, pb iein Ginueri itdnbnib nit ber
Ntebicinalratbin erlt nod be1n DiebftabI ber
Steine begonnen ober i9on porber beitan5en
bate. Aber Der SupeIier perutbte nod cine
8eibe anberer Sa9en feines 2agers, Die mir
I9ltebIi9 bod bel benz 8uri99en fanben.
llnb ba8u fam fein Nttent0t ouf S9ndubers
LID. go TT er benn iebt fur IanSe Belt unz
f9abLi9 sema9t. = SER Sulian @ros bat
feine @arriere sema9t ionbern 1T aus BEN
Nmt sei3ieben. = G9nduberIt3 bat iein pon
Sbrer 9ano se3ei9netes &ortrdt einrabmen
IaHen. Dos TT Aaes - t0enn Sic nidt nod
5u rui9en ruiniden baB Sbre Iebten 8iIber
reiBenben GbIas fanben, uno Sic in ber
neuefen NuFa8e oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
feben."
Der 2eier ,uir0 ben Name1 Sre6eric Q8iIIs
mans freili3 ser9ebens barin iu9en.
y60QiI9 beib ma9t bas Steigen," d93te
Der Msiiter, tnbem er ben 9ru aus benz Ger
iunsen Srau ausbofte unb aus ieber ber beiz
ben auBern &odtaI9en ein Iaidentu9 bers
por3os, tint it@ bic Stirn gu tpiiden. ,'Sas
ben Sic bsnn Elm or6entLi9es G5etr6nfe bier"
Gin poa afanbi8 orbeutLt9es 9etranfe,
Meiiter AuerboIH" erpiberte Ladenb SeIene.
11nb Die sIidlt9en Neni6en traten Elm in
bic moiefatiI9en 2au6boIIen bes &&nitIers
| nontS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-30

- Die Strebenbabn.@eieq ieql6oFten in Buff
falo, sc. g., baben ibre @onOufteure inItruirt
ale SabadfGuenben aus benz 8a9en gu peis
fen. 0b bic @ompo8nien ba5u ein &s9t boz
ben, ipIlen nllnmebr Die @eri3tsb6fe entiaeIs
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-30

uBeibenburg, Dit Stabt, no IutI6 uno 8aIiId5
fIin9t,
8o man IN bet Stoot ben a8unpernidel itnst."
2tlter Gpruh.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-31
MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the conditions Of a
certain in'lenture 0. Mortgage b airing date January
lst y, d. 1870, made by Peter SwenSon and in Ia
vor of Guini!d Larson, and recorded in the office Of
Register of Deeds in and for the County of Redwood
and state of Minnesota, the 23' day of April. A.
u. 1870 at o'clock z. NJ. in book . of mo rtcayc
deeds N pages 173-l74-175 and 176; which said
mort gage was duly sold and assigned by the said
Gunid Larson to t;ulck Oeson by a deed Of as
signmcnt dated Nnv"nhrr 3l A. d. 1874 and recorded
of December 4. ID. 1874 in book of mortgages on
pages 227 and 2oS. Said mortgage was given to Sc
cure the pa ment of certain promisorv note for We
hundred dollars bearing even date with said mort
ga-. falling due January 1st A. D. 1872. signed by
saL Peter Swe,iSon and in favor of said t;uind La
SON. There is claimed to be due and there ia due
upon said note at the date of this notice the sum
OF Of S27.50, and proceedings at law otherwise
have been instituted to collect the anv part
thereof. Now therefore notice is hereby given that
bv virtue of power of sale in said mortgage contain
ed. and pursuant to the statute in such case made
and provided. said mortgage will be forcclosc and
the premises therein described, lying and Icing in
the county oe Redwood aud State of Minnesota to wit
The south half of the North East quarter and the
North half of the Snrth East quarter of Section Mum
be thirty-fve (}5] Township Number one hund-
red and fourteen III of Range number thrty-sevcn
(37 containing one hundred and sixty accord
ing to government survey will sold at public
auction TO the highest bidder at the front door of
the Court House in the town OF Redwood Falls in
said County Saturday the 23d day of January A. d
due said note together with the sum Of thirty
dollars Attorneys fees stipulated to be paid in said
mortgage, besides such other expenses and costs
| are allowed by law.
Dated December 5th A. D. 1874
Gullick Oleson. ASST ignee Of Mortgagee.
Baldwin 4 Wallih Attorneys for Assignee of Mortga-
&c. LIT
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having he"n made in :,,p conditions o
certain indenturr OF Mort ay" bearing date Novcm-
her 7th \. D. 1872, mad, :y Franklin Truc&drll to aud
in favor of kn"con H. Rrai"y. ard recorded in the
Office of Register of Deeds in AMI for the County of
Redwood and State Of MnncS0ta on the 18th day OF
November A.. u. 1872 at three o'clock 7. II. in book
of Mortgages PAGE 10.
Said mortsar" was given to Sc cure the payment of
Certain roilis"ry note for one HUNDRED and thr-
teen ':rilars. bear; even date will, said Mortgage.
and falling !Ue year tom date with intcre.t ut
the rat" Of - per cent per annum, signed h. said
Franklin Tsues!el. and in favor Of of said I.nceon
B. Fraley Thore is claimed TO he Due and there is
due said note at the date Of tli ntic the sum of
$121 13, and proceedings at law or otherwise have
been instituted to collect the same or any part
thereof.
Now therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF power of sale in sail M"rt- .,e contained and
pursuant to the statute in such made and pro-
ved said mortgage viii he forrclcSeG an the prem.
ises therein described lying ind being in the cou..
ofRedwood and State of Minnesota to wit:
The North East ""art-" .. Section Number ore
Range Number thirty sew en- West. containing one
hun red and sixty of land less accord
ing to Government survey; will he sole, at public
auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the
Court House in the tnwn of Red wood Falls in said
County Saturday the 9th day of February A. u
1875 at 70 o'clock A. II. TO satisfy the amount then
due on sad note Together W tn the of twvnt>-
five dnlii.r Attorneys fees stipulated to be paid il
said Mortgage besides such other expenses and costs
as are allowed by law.
Dated December 22ud, 1874.
Kn.elon B. Rralcv. Morte.sec
Baldwin l. Wallin Attorneys for M"rtgagee. Il
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Corn WITHOUT HAND CULTURE,

Corn WITHOUT HAND CULTURE
In relation to the so called Ross
system Of cultivation by which crop
is raised by horse power instead of the
old plan of hand labor, and blythe by,
hand hoeing has but little to do with
raising corn in the West, committee
Of farmers Of Vermont appointed to in
vestigate the matter, after having wit.
messed large number Of experiments,
during the past season, made on differ
ent farms and by different farmers,
draw their conclusions as follows -
After visiting the several fields and
examining the planting, hoeing and
crops, *e are Of the opinion that as
good crops OF not bc.ter) can be grown
after the Ross system, with his i'm ple-
ments, as can be gained with hand la.
Dor, at saving Of three quarters Of the
expense on land suitable to operate the
machines, and much more thorough
pulvcri.ation Of the soil and extcrmin.
alton of the weeds.