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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-21
Scribner's Monthly for February.

The most notable contributions to
SCR1BSER's MONTHLY for February,
are Major Powell's strikingly illustra-
ted Colorado paper; Stedman on some
Of the latter day British poets; Biau-
velt's essay, "Christ's experimentation ,
Scientifically Considcred;" and sketch
with portrait, of Theodore Thomas and
bis art work. Three additional chap
ters of Dr.. Hollands "S'ory of Seven
oaks' are given; Jules Verne's "Mys.
FERROUS Island" is continued; and SAKE
Holm's my Tourpal;ne" is concluded.
Notch Brooks tells about "Miss Patty
Gibson's Strange Adventure" there is
another installment Of Some OF Let
ters," through which We have g'impses
Of London society of fory tyears ago;
and Mr.. Fairfield concludes his essay
on Spiritualism, with some references
to the phenomenon, naturalization
The number opens with a poem by
Louis Chandler Moultou, ILLUSTRATED by
Mary A. Hallock. There are poems
also, by L. w. Rourdillion, Mary l..
Ritter, James Maurice Thompson, and
others.
In "Topics Of the Time" DR. Holland
discusses "Thcaters and Theater. going,
Temporal and Spiritual" and IRE.
form in High Places" The Old Cab
met has to do with The Modern Qnal
ity in Ancient Verse;" and "Thc Dis.
tinction between Prose and Poetry
In addition to these, the editorial de
partments have a number Of brief prac.
teal and critical papers, and marked
feature of "Etchings" is the reproduce
ion Of several of Thackeray's recently
published pencil sketches.
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Report Of Fourth Month School.
GRADED DEPARTMENT.


Number Enrolled Observation-Disclosures. &C
Average Daily Attendance. .......... 4e
Nor ABSENT A DAY.
Jno. Luscher, Alex. Schmahl, Anton
Weiss, Lille Van Meter, Louisa Fosgate,
Otto schmahl, Valera Tenny, Lydia McMil
Ian, Lizzie Chapman, Laura WEIGH. Allie
Ruter, Zene Butterfeld, Ellen Lyman, Chas
&. March, Emma Chapman, Ormy McMil-
Ian.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Number Enrolled. fl
Average Daily Attendance. ......... "a
Nor ABSENT A DAY.
Thos. Birmingham, Sena Reed, JOS. Biz.
mingham, Augustus McGytrick, Francis Nc
Gytrick, George Mckenzie, Jesse Miller
Frank March, Clark Miller, Louis Buxton,
Maggie Miller, julius schmahl, fell'e
Cook. Herbert Baldwin.
Total number in both Schools. ,..... lo5
Total Daily Average Attendanee. 80. u
NUMBER VISITORS.
NOT ONE.
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Geo. p. Rowell & Nelson Chesman have
formed partnership under the firm name
OF Rowell h Chesman for the purpose OF
conducting general Advertising Agency
business in st. Louis. Both gentlemen
are we'll known throughout the country, as
connected with the firm Of Geo. P. Rowell
& Co. Of New York. They have had a long
and extensive experience, and command
entire confidence. The Mississippi valley
will be benefited by the establishment, in
its great commercial centre, Of SO thorough.
ly reliable an advertising firm. The bust.
ness is under the immediate supervision o
Mr.. Chesman.
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The dry goods and groceries Of N.
P. Phillips & Co, Of Dover, Winona
county were attached by the Sheriff
for creditors last week. Assets, $12,.
900; liabilities, $4,000 r. 7.
Brockway. the senior member Of the
firm, has skedaddled.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-21

We learn this morning ola sad oc-
currence at Stockholm on Monday
A little son of Louis Stein, three years
old, climbed up on the table in the
absence of his mother. His clothes
caught fire from candle, and the lit
tie fellow was so badly burnt that he
died the following day. Parents can
not be too watchful of their children
Lake City Leader.
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Mr.. D. L. Bigham has been appointed by
the State Grange to receive contributions
Of supplies for the sufferers in grasshopper
districts and Norman Webster to distribute
these supplies in Redwood County. We
believe it is confined to members Of the
order
Mr.. c. Rich is the distributing Agent in
Renville County.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-21

The Minstrel Troupe, organized with
home talent, is ready to practice now. The
Banjo, Tambourine, and other instruments
have arrived and we expect to hear some
good music very soon. The Brass Band
must look to its laurels for the new Troupe
is going to hoop things up.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-21

That popular musical journal, the EMU
steal Echo" comes rich, as usual, with in.
structive reading matter and good music.
The last Number contains two fine songs
The Echo has taken high position and
maintains it. Subscribers receive about
the value in mu sic Of the years subscrip'
ton every number.
sl.Oo per year, published: by
NJ, H. HEMPsTEAD,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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A CARD.

To WHOM 1T CoNcERNs:-
Friend, do you know that the wood
en- pail you carried away from in front Of
the postofice at half past s: o'clock on
Tuesday evening last, was put there to
catch - somebody? You are not the
person we wanted to trap but you will find
out who watched you through the window
and see you carry it off, if it is not returnd
within reasonable time We will lie silent
and continue your friend if it is returned
soon; otherwise look out for stronger call.
Yours, RoBT WATSON.
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,. s. Other papers please copy.

County Treasurer Robinson was not able,
on account of the storms and severe wealth
err, to fill his published appointments in the
outside Towns. He will make another Sc
ries of appointments. Tax payers will
probably raise fuss if he shouldn't get
ar ,und at all. Paying taxes is privilege
we are not going to be deprived Of these
times
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-21

J. B. WATSON and Till Tibbcts have gone
tc New U I'm WATSON went for coal anC
Tibbcts didn't.
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Somebody stole an AXE from this OF:
flee, last week. and the D. would con.
slider it favor to have it returned righ
away,
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1875.
FOR 1875.

PUBLISHED QUARTERLY.-January Mum.
Der just issued, and contains over 100 Pag.
es. 500 Engravings, descriptions Of more
than 500 of our best FLOWERS and VEGETA
ELEs, with Directions for Culture, Colored
Plate, etc.-The most useful and elegant
work o: the kind in the world.-Only q
cents for the year.-Published in English
and German.
Address.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y
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Annual Meeting of the Redw cod
County Agricultural Association.

This meeting was held at the Court II ousc
on Saturday the 10Th, inst. The reports
of the Secretary and Treasurer showed that
the affairs of the Association are in a very
satisfactory condition. The general success
which attended the Cd Annual Fair, under
adverse circumstances, was sufficient
guarantee that the people Of the County
consider the Association a public benefit,
and was highly encouraging for the future
There was universal feeling that its per-
manency and general usefulness were as
sured.
The following we take from the Treasur-
er's report.
Balance on hand at the beginning
of the year. .................$ 1882
Received from State appropriation 57.l4
Membership and Entrance Fees. 1896
Total 1872 81
EXPENDITURES.
Cash Premiums. ...............S 100
Incidental expenses of Fair .... 59.G5
Total 1865
Balance on hand this date $3.50
The following Officers and Board Of Di-
rectors were elected for 1875.
A. NJ. Cook, President.
Charles Porter, Vice-PresiIent.
G. W. Bradley, Recording Secretary.
VIM. B. Herriott, Cor, Secretary.
+. A. Chandler, Treasurer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
L. Ten Eyck, Redwood Falls.
o, c. Martin, -
0. A. Mason,
D. Tibbetts, Swedes Forest.
Isaac johnson, Sheridan.
Ezra D. Post, Sherman.
J. Turnbull, New Avon.
W. H. Hawk, Shutdown.
J. B. Moore, Brookville.
A. Renter. Charlestown.
B. NJ. knight, BARTON.
A. Tower, springdale.
II. B. Goodrich, Willow Lake.
A. A. Praxel Lamberton.
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A lot of very superior Canada oat inca
is on the way and will arrive III a lew day:
at Jessup & SCOTS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-21

The American Sardine Co.'s Boncless
Sardines. are much better, and less thar
half the cost of imported Sardines. u
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-21

A new supply of legal blanks, deeds,
mortgages, chattle mortgages. Justices
blanks. &c--for sale at this Office.
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For the next 80 days You can get = cent:
per Id. in trade Cor paper and rags at Wat
sons.
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Information wanted Of a family by the
name of Britt. The oldest daughter
name is Adaliade. Resided in Redwood
County some ten or twenty years ago.
They may hear something from their
friends by addressing and enclosing letter
stamp to Post Master, Rob't, Watson, Red
wood Falls, Minnesota.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that we have SOLE
our Notes and Book accounts toA, N
Northrop, and we request all t.. settle wit
him.
DANIELS & SON.
Redwood Falls. Mimi, Dec. 18th 1874.
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A BARGAIN.

7 WILL sell the South hf of south west Or and lot
/ and Sec. 50, 113. SO, also Lot l, 81 lib, Sc
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Ii you wan: nice trunk go to Watson's

r, V, uotchkiss is in st. Paul.
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Chattel Mortgages for sale at this Office.
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Church Directory.

The Redwood Grange of the Patrons of Hnshanary
viii hold m ,ntn,s r.yul,rly the lst and 81 Sat-
sri.ys OF every mont tn, at ?. o'clock p. N. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

jorities We have sold out 4, MN again ana agan,
again And now without y No caD artist rs
and by our own votes push litts more OF ffesy.ay
out OF our symbols cannot ohJect. , him 10 be
more Of Presbyterian by all the seps BY which was
honestly able. But here now Is our he ts ~ do
not know the effect Of their doing know as ths nas
been The case am sure that tine nsp b % That
Musgrave carving at their Now England work u bich
10 S build q suIl further advance into in ,hs
tendency; il they could hear him utter ,.,,. INC
S wS5S elders Of an authoritative Pese h
would draw back from the whole concession nav ~ inst
the result OF dseardIng the Westminster ws,ds a ~
calling elders the representatives OF the peopd
course believing ths would complain OF such aoinko
m these nearconng weeks. Coogregational,sts nave
not word say against. They had affer lreo ney
Gle a manifest success hundred years ago hhJ
have rights by their spear and their bow. But Presoy
who think elders are the
and VET really do not deliberately think So and wond
say II they canyassod their own sa,v an Dr.
McGPs side in this controversy, apd are nGe .nnl
sufficiently make It ea a ' iS,o our 10 assem-
bies and sandwich themselves into our aig s,s
and sunder from our most eonseryh' Cosnann.
blood and name sit careessy In thor seats, anu ro'
in lisess following WIN those VINO s. so tSe ey II
purpose submit 70 or attend on one OF ne
senptnIsi synoas, says smn nrr tSroats tnink wo
ought to them Presbyteral remonstrante nv
carpg that we cannot IN conscience. DO subject 10 any
ans or plural government we esteem theirs 10 Dc.
We honor this man for his honesty. IL PresDy Iorts
are In majority in Church. the sturdlnes5 OF es
Wilson, VINO was OF the most efficient I'D Amazing
ProsDytery would If initiated by then not only ueIenu
what Il lett but, under The stimulus or THIS attehp"
take the requisite for restoring u atoRe1eof
We would De glad. in another paper, 10 snow WnaI tno
Westminster form would nave beed; why IL was uis
cartIed In 1887; what NewE1gland form was in
tended TO rffect and what are building upon "hen
quote 1t Tor SUI further aiteratioh' ,v uutpp
NeD York, March 4, 1875 JOHN MiLLb"
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How much are your strong selfish tendencies suoauea
THE EVIDENCES OF TRUE WISDOM.

o. THE EVIDENCES OF TRUE WISDOM.
The Res John Hail. FlnA Avsnpe Pryirsan Chsre
The Rev. DR.. John Hall preached to very
largo congregation at tho Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church yesterday. hts theme being the wisdom that
oomes from above. He announced his text. st.
James, ILL.,. IL But the wisdom that cometh from above
first pure then peaoeabe. gentle and easy to be en-
treated full of mercy aud good fruits. without partial
ity, and without Hypocrisy"
The preacher began his discourse by saying that the
subject OF the text spirit OF true wisdom Men
understand the Of wisdom. worldly wisdom, IN the
skillfui adaptation Of to the accomplishment OF
an end. Tho word Is usod In different Senses even IN
the Bible II here refers to the wisdom OF God a. one
Of His attributes though too much cannot be said OF the
majesty of the wisdom OF God. The wisdom OF God Is
revealed In the creation OF all His works We gufed
by that wisdom. In Proverbs the word Is USED III
the streets sends forth ts voice TO men, ana TINS
wisdom offered them freely. We have either os, OF
that oometh from above Ia pure The devil has GER
tain kind of wisdom, and knows how TO adapt mans 10
pure and elevated creature Graves something BESIDES
sordd gifts, such Satan offered to the savior ine
devil Is astute cunning and his wisdom resorts 10 u
vice aud fraud. 1t is tho difference between the o3d
that nOurishes the body ana tue poison thas ,. h
OF this world. TIE Apostle hatn said tnas
the children Of this world and generation are Wiser ~
Iod are often lacking the zeal and perseverance
which oharacterze the works OF men IN me ou's h,
comes from above. Everything that comes from above
is good, and the wisdom That IS worm having co,es
from above. Jesus Is the messenger or the covenant
There is a chasm between God aud us, and Jesus has
spanned this cbasm and has brought us tins wlsdOin
lne wisdom that from above Is pnre II Is single
eyed and single 1t disinterestei and has nothing to
conceal Designing men cherish silence thinking IL Is
necessary III misleading t9eif ieho"-
The true wisdom has simplicity. and makes
men like children II has two characters one Tor one
set and for another Ho who WINS our love IS tbe
of simplicity. VINO has nothing to hide aud stands
Haav ia IN
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RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSIES.
SHALL THE PRESBYTERIAN PORN BE
.tt'' .' CHANGEDf

RELATIONS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN AND CGNGREdA-
TIONAL CHURCHES = TIE FORM OF GOVERN
MENT OF AMERICAN PREsDYTERIANs NEW
ENGLAND SYMBOL &c.,.
An overture has been submitted by the General
Assembly to the Presbyteries. for ratification as an
additional section of the chapter on the Form OF
Government 1t authorizes any church, by vote OF
members In full communion. to elect ruling elders
for limited time. provided the full time be not
less than three years. and the session be
mado to consist Of three classes. one OF which
shall be elected every year; and provided
that elders once ordained shall not DO d-
vested of tho office whom they arc not reelected
but shall be entitled to represent that particular
church in the higher judcatories, when appointed
by the Session or the Presbytery." The proposed
change in the form of government naturally involves
the relations tho Presbyterian and Congregational
churches. and hence the following letter from the
Rev. John Miller is of pressing interest at this time
SO far 20 Presbyteries of tho Presbyterian Church
have voted in favor Of the overture. and IL have
voted against il. .
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NATIONAL WELSH EIsrEDDvoD.

TO he Ed Tor OF INC TrIOunc.
SIR: A committee has been here appointed,
who are making preparations 10 hold the best Welsh
National Eisteddvod held this continent In
saptembcr next II hoped that u large choir might
oe drilled in these mining regions to give brilliant
musical performance the coming Centennial Phila
dephia and equal IN ability to that OF their fellow
couutrymru VINO quitted themselves credably III
the musical EisteduvOd held IN the Crystal Palace a
London recently. IL remains 10 DC seen what can be
done in TINS direction
Tne highest prize III the coming Elsteddvod Is $40 70
,b. rhnr ana A medal worth so 10 the leale who will
hes, render R,e np aris- .! Mendels sOhn's ST.
paul" For the best essay in English or Welsh the
Evil Influences OF corporations On the people 500 VIII
given some of noted pIDc men are expected
TO pre- side at the meetings T. Il. II.
Scranton. Penn, March ~. 1910.