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Foreclosure Sale.

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Decree dated August g. 1875, for $1se.e5 principal
and interest; attorneys fees. $50; disbursements
In action, 317.00-Totaf, $24365. +.$.4 zs.s ,.sT&
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the de-
cretal order OF foreclosure and sale duly rendered
in q certain action pending in the District Court
for the Seventh Judicial District county Of stearns
and State Of Minnesota, wherein Lavinia Dubois,
a. misunderstanding of the estate of William Dubois
deceased, is plaintiff, and Persimus g. Ames and
Sarah A. Ames his wife, are defendants, which de-
cretal order bears date August 9th, A. D 1876, 4
transcript Of which, duly certified by the Clerk of
said Court has been delivered to me as Sheriff Of
said county, will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at the front door of the
Court House In the City Of ST. Cloud in said county
of Stearns and State Of Minnesota, on ~ III
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. D, 1875, .5A5sz5. 1T IS sssssS; -
at two O'Clock In the afternoon, the following de-
scribed real estate. situate and lying in the said
Stearns county and State Of Minnesota, known
and described Is follows to-wit: The south half (
Of the northwest quarter ~; the northeast
quarter ~ ofthe Southwest quarter ~ and lot NO
four ~ Of section No: twenty eight (28I Of town
ship No. one hundred and twenty 123) north,
81 range No thirty (3O) west according to govern
Dated at g. Cloud, Mimi, August 9Th, 1875. 81
GEORGE GEISSEL,
L. W. COLLINS, IA Sheriff Of Stearns Co, MINI
s. AttY tor Plaintiff. aug12-7w.
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He was standing at street fruit
stall that was piled with pears as
dense as bullets, and over against it
a gamin lifted up his voice and wept
sore. 8. And wherefore lamentest
thou, my gentle lad? Has fortune
fowned on thee /? Perchance a Ainty-
hearted parent thwarts thy young
ambition. What is.thy. grief i what
dost thou wantl'' And the urchin
stilled his plant for an instant, even
as the fower-bespent dandelion looks
up to the sun with a tearoin its EYE.
Then grief grappled him sanidships,
and struggling with his woe, he
shouted: I've got the beller.ache,
= that's what j want. y +.
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-Theworstcase Of sel6shness that a
Kentucky newspaper. has ever been
permitted to present to the public,
emanated from q youth who COM
planned because his mother put, big
ger mustard plaster on his younger
brother than she did on him., after
they had partaken too freely Of mel.
ons and hard apples. s>S "
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The hour for taking the first

The hour for taking the first
meal varies even among people Of the
same nation. The farmer rises before
the sun, and sits down. to his break
fast at five o'clockwith a strong ap-
petite. The professional man rises
later in the day, and eight, it may be
nine, o'clock finds him slipping his
cup of coffee. The London noble
man is scarcely prepared for it by
midday, and the shadows Of evening
fall before the Partisan epicure has
taken his first meal. -
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AFFECTING LIBERALITY.

As an innocent-looking old man
was going up Westinghouse. yester-
day, drayman nodded at him, and
asked !: s-s-s.,j.s.-s
want q dray, Mister p asa
IN 20, ] guess not replied the
old man. g N too fur from home
and cant pay freight on it. Much
.ot'bleeged, though. Vicksburg is a
powerful nice town. a Teller back,
there asked me if | didn't want a
coat, another inquired aif ! wanted p
hack and now you offer me q drayl
d wish ! lived here. Z Tlsicksb,lrg
Herald ts5l5a Y.
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y To REMOVE M1LDEw: - Soak the,
partof the cloth that's mildewedi ntwo,
parts Of chloride Of lime to four parts
of water for four hours, or until the.
mildew has entirely disapp eared, then
thoroughly rinse it in. clean water.
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A BABY.

It is one Of the prettiest sights in the
world. There is the crib with its
small preparations and snow.white
drapery that covers something, round
and plump. There is nothing to re-
veal what it is; not the slightest
movement Of the pillowed whiteness
that is visible mo sound to indicate
keenest actual life, until the hour
hand of the clock, that stands sentin-
Ell like yourself, has twice made its
circuit. Then there is slight pulls
ing in the white drapery, a small,
pink, tremulous hand, fair as a rose
bud, is thrust out, and from the nest
thus broken into appears a round, d.
ninutive face, with wide open eyes,
that have not much speculation in
them yet; soon, however, they come
to stare, and become questioning,
serious, as if wondering what kind Of
a world it is they open upon; and
the head lifts itself just little, and
two snow white feet stand up spasmod-
ically with a. simultaneous move
ment, each toe. Of which has an at
tendant dimple. But the head is too
heavy-it falls back on the pillow
with its own sweet weight, the hair
all damp and golden-the cheeks
peachy-the mouth just pouted, as
the angels kissed it in dreams. A
Irs' lingering COCO comes from, its
rosy depths, sweeter than any birds
song, for IT has a spirit tone and yet
retains thrill sof its native skies.
The chubby hands are lifted implor-
ingly, persuasively baby is:
awake, and ceases lobe angel. ~
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The Multiplication of Diseases.

Diseases multiply. One begets another. A tri.
fling indisposition may, therefore, originate COM
pication Of dangerous maladies Indigestion bsgets
far more formidable diseases q multitude of
ailments are traceable to CONSTIPATION; fever and
ague unhinges the entire nervous system, and is
therefore the of the protean ailments which
affect that portion of the human organism. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, however, whether resQrted
to at the inception Of those disorders of the
ach, bowels or liver, which give birth to the ma
they have ripened into formidable maturity, are
alike powerful cure The process Of recovery is Of
course, longer when the malady has gained head
way, but it is none the less certain Dyspepsia,
constipation, biiousness kidney complaints and in
termittent fever invariably yield to the operation
of the great alternative and invigorant.
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THE CHEESE INDUSTRY,

According to the american Grocer,
New York, the cheese industry is in
danger Of ruin, and the only saliva
ton, tits said, is to abandon the man
ufacture Of Of every quality except full
cream cheese, which is the oily kind
entitled to the designation Of cheese.
So-called cheese is made of every
graduation of quality, from the poor
est skinned to the richest full cream
ed cheese, and sells in the market
from 2 cents to 1874 cents pound.
If the milk is all SKINNED, the poor
est product is the result, and this
quality proves an exceedingly un-
profitable manu- facture, as it costs to
make and sell it at least three cents
q pound, aud nets q loss Of one cent d
pound. The next quality above,
with five per cent Of cream, and made
Of good texture and properly colored,
brings relatively higher price; and
so on for all gradations of quality un-
til when the cheese is made with a
mixture of morning milk skinned
and evening milk skinned, in equal
quantities, an article may be produc-
ed BY proper care that will pass very
well with those who are not experts
for a full cream cheese. Then comes
inthe oleomargarine cheese, the cream
all taken off and the oil called ole
omargarine from the fresh fat Of the
canl Of an OK, substituted in equal
weight fof the cream. This produ ces
an article which, in many respects, 50
closely resembles the full cheese as to
be readily sold for it. ~
Last year SKINNED milk cheese
sold very we'll up to the best grades.
This year they can hardly be sold at
gil from which it appears that, after
al, cheating don't pay. All who are
interested in the export trade, and
nearly every receiver is, tells MS that
the presense Of adulterated cheese in
the English market is being felt here,
and thatit is absolutely certain, iftheir
manufacture and shipment is per-
sisted in, will react disastrously upon
our cheese trade, and ultimately to
drive us out. Of a market that has
cost cost us 50 many years and 50 much
s labor ' to establish. OF the /, 9O5,978
l cheese received during the year end
ing May 81 last, ], FOL 1928 we're ex.l
ported, leaving 2o4,65o for home
i q " q ptllon, about 8 per cent of the
total receipts. Figures like these
show the Importance Of sendiny oood
cheese abroad. eoVu
Aa- ~ a & q a.
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william S. stiiler, Defendant. III ','' - '.7'>
The State Of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT; 49, $50 ~
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in the shove entitled action,
copy of whichis herewith served upon you, and to
serve copy Of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber, at his Office in Long Prairie in
twenty days after the service of this summons on
you, exclusive Of the day Of such service; and II
you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will APP
ply to the court for the relief demanded In the
complaint In said action. 6fF@F7 e.
Dated Long Prairie Sept. 18th, "A. D. 1875.
~. 80 - g&5s. - E. 8. SMITH, :
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"a quarter section of land ID the
corporate limits q Council Bluffs has
been found to still belong to the gov os
eminent.
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MIN NE .APOIIS
a N
HER TRADE,
FOR 1915.
FOR Is 70.

praergpe wholesale Dealer.
Northwest that
o eve. os9 ,.s eas spt.l Our Goods m
received and With
va can ,ssur the me ~ eom - m.rlt second to
and
shippers the produce
.#.S# AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Co.. Washington Academy Of Music
A4E@ MANugAcrunnas
minneapolis Cotton Mills ss.msss grain b
n cushmsn "a Washington
Stewart Co.. Centre Block North
: -: - CLOTHS rA1LoRs TRIMMINGS
Carney Saith, Successors SMITH
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS .4#:s
f: sss % .s ss; :s p' Son. I'd bet
apnrsswAsr
<~.z .~s =.
A < Wins|w Co, Nos ? and 6 Academy of Music
Shepherd 222 Washington ~
oosrpcrpornas. ty}"-
Mills, D Morrison Proprietor
H. F. hntuage Steam Bakery. washington Avenue
H.. BLINDS AND MouLD1sas =.
5 sa s % s Ed x s s: CO.. Co.
= -r..s- ouEIcils
Bridge potoh
Fletcher, LorDg Eyre, Masonic +
pn.hn'nsH',''
n'r'Assh
walker Brothers, e1ss'''s's) s'A 4, cor "a
Bis: ;R ss2s 9th s:;
Company sohoo future)
SUPPLIES
Lspnk Washington Tyi umbng 2ob Niene
Simpson, Shirt Neou'
GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED
Clark & Linton, SCI Washington
s:ss?? h s Ss O''''" A'''' avenue
GUNS,
Backner Brothers, 2oe Hennepn avenue.
CUTLERY,
i;
EioAeer Co., ave- Fuller Simpson,
- ...,
Forler sieber
...; ID: 1vuBnn MANUFACTURERS DEALERS.
s's Bay .;:s
Hsroa, s1 Niconet avenue. MARBLE "oAAS
"S' % An rr or. 1, 11 Aa 700 S' avenue
Williams on 1oa Sherman Hail. Washington
{vnish LubrieaaDs ~
Warner Brewster Co.. PAPER niss .. AND st a psa.s IN RAG
rrorunHrnAnH noU1D1Nas MANUFACTURER
Hargaves s. Co., Nioonet ave cor I'd street.
Monitor Pillow Works. proprietor.
MANUFACTURERS
a; ~5 sa H 1: Ssss % H'n' POS '''''
sADDLERr HARDWARE
Harrison Knight 2o7 Niolet
:. -
John Hinton, Eagle Works.
Hamln N'oouet
Wander Hok
roBAocos
squires Hall Go, los Washington avenue
=: &c
|B Witsr, 1876 Nicole oppo
l. -.-,%@
Whitney Marshall; ia Washington a7enusnn
Wiar, Wales
~~4
IL Oswald, No. Pence Brown
Rank & Schultz, No tnorh.
=
Walker venu=sco
Nconet an
National
Commercial HOTEL Washington aud
R.
Merchants aoel Sdstreet
= .
Hours THE QUICKEST tqe
- %sr7... F.. SHORTEST
s. H..
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HzAN = 70 ,1E YOUNG MEN.

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It was only 4 few years ago that
swine feeders were vieing with each
other for the greatest weight Of car
cass, but this is now all changed.
Hogs that will weigh 500 pounds are
now sold at . less price per pound
than those Of $50 to 800 pounds. The
market in England has long favored
light weights. London is chiefly sup
piled with pigs of less than 900
pounds weight. And this tendency
Of the market to pigs we'll fatted, but
Of small weight, is just what the farm.
er should encourage, for it's exactly
in the line Of his interest. 1t costs
more to make the second hundred
pounds on pig than the first. to
make the third hundred pounds than
the second, and 50 every pound added
becomes more expensive.
Several years have proved that
well-fattened pigs of $50 pounds
weight find the greatest favor in
the market, and this fact should
change the whole system Of pig.rais-
ing and fattening. Instead of keep
ing them till eighteen or twenty
months old, they should never be
kept beyond twelve months, except
for breeding, and seldom beyond nine
or ten months. The great effort
should be to induce early maturity
in our pigs, and thus shorten the
period Of feeding, and consequently
lessen the cost per pound Of produc-
ing pork. This is a matter of. much
greater Importance than pork-raisers
generally really realize. We think
any well-conducted experiment would
show that pigs carried over the win
ter in store condition, as is usual, and
fattened at eighteen or twenty months,
cost, per pound of live weight, twice
as much as another ten Of equal quail.
ity, full fed, and fattened at nine OF
ten months. There would not be sc
much difference in cost,per pound il
=
the pigs were full fed for the whole
eighteen or twenty months ; but even
then the difference would be at least
SO per cent. in favor Of early maturi'
ty. And this matter Of early maturi
ty is entirely within the control Of the
breeder. A cross of Berkshire, Essex
Suffolk, small Yorkshire, or other
early maturing breeds upon our best
common sows will produce the de-
sired result. But this SYSTEM has nc
period ofstoring animals; it must b.
one constant progress from the first
to the last day in the life Of the pig
|-Bufaio iue stock Journal.
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B1l,A'.N KS.

4
Town Officers and others il called to very full and
With new type on good paper, and are of the forms
most approved and in general use. They, wall be
OF st. Paul prices: -.
. Cd '@ DISTRICT COURT. :" :
Administrations Of go 3&.,.-'Sa:.''
Ahidssits- Answer, Costs and Disbursements q
Appeal-Notfce Of -.''e,' -. -.- 49,
Appeal-Afidavit on & ''
Appeal-Bond in
Attachment-Afidavit for Vi
Attachment-Bond in
Attachment-Writo of - = -
\ Argument Notice Of A' - ~
Complaint on Pronissory Note
Costs-Bond for
Comparison Of
Docket-Transcript of
Execution ,'-.+r " -
earn ishee- Summons ~ . - = $500
! Garnishee-Notice 80 ~ i :. -
Observation-Disclosures for -. rs.
= Issue-Note of
Judgment
lIotice Of Appearance
Notice Of Trial
Representations for =
Repleyin-Bonds in y.....,. =.
Repleyin-Writs Of
Replevin- Complaintfn ,-,S =
Observation-Disclosures Bond in
Retainer-Notiee Of. -, i" =, .. .,,..--
Summons 50 Y !,r1sE - -: -. =
subpoenas q
v.riaeation By Party ~ I:ssE,.=,2 -
veriaeation ~ Attorney Il, a>t z:-
Jusr1or couRr
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Observation-Disclosures ZOE s's'}-*zz:
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Mo..o0 y. h'ec.ion ~.
/ Mou'e VI Appointment -,..- -;
oa'e y. n'.op'anse e. - y O.
fno"'e - "a'lnca.lon e&ss5 &s1 .e7 'sts3@.
-'oa.- LAIN Lux warrants. 49,. .~.
tsoNo--folt lax arran1s .(GjE@- B.: - ~: -
Roll .ovors.s.,. 49,, 80 ,''.. IT, ga.
Road-oyerseer,s List > =, H., -: !
Road-petition for New so -, =. tn
Road-Petition for A,terino ~. .s
y,Road-pottion for .va,atinp x - - trs,ssS.
ERead--Notice OF Hearing ~ - Ia ,s=.sszs & -.
Order for Ia vim, o,+. ,....r.-:. sasS
Road-Assessmant 81 n.n.ao. ~ ,-@,,
5Road-Appeal to Commissioner, ~, -
designations and sAcceptances ~ -sa ( *
Sectional Plats I'D f>,a<5 80 IA
Warrants Of Appointment. .sv, =: gg@::se= 4 81
CoNvEYANoERs, BLANKS.
Bills of sale T =, =,
s Rond. a. 1,.et,. !. -. -
Contracts '''t ~
;Deede-W.rrantv s 5z7s. a..
Deeds-t,u,t Claim, -.EEsg .s.tz ..s< -..lz.g
Execution s.,e-shar,n-. c.r,,ac.t.
ra.... $500 - -. = ~. $.s54 -
Morrts,e..- ch.ttei .%E*aa 5ss &
MSa.s.xs.-I...,a, Rs'...s Of
Mortgages Of = 5 .ss..,...
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
N a .;szs.5sss Sale. Sss ~ ss s.


!, Notice l. hereby given that pursuant to the
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly rendered In
certain action pending IN the District Court tor
the 7th District In the State Of Minnesota
n and forthe County Of Todd, wherein George w.
Benedict is Plaintiff, and Ida A. Howell and MyrOn
Howell, her husband, are Defendants, bearing
GATE July 80h 1876 and duly entered In said action
transcript OF which judgment duly certified
~ the Clerk Of said Court, has been delivered to
suction to the highest bidder for cash. 1t the front
aoor OF the Court House jim thetown Of Long Prairie
TUESDAY, TnE i2sTn DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D.
~ 1875, "a hi
lying and being In said Todd county, and State OF
Minnssota, VIZ: The north half OF section thirty-
ttw0l3zl In Township one hundred and thirty.E
three !1iSs mort. north Range
Ing to the Government survey thereof together
With all the herediaments and there.
unto belonging.
Dated Long Prairie, MINI, Aug. is, 1875.
IL MICHAEL DINKELs
i !, ) Sheriff Todd County, MINI.
Plaintiff Attorney. e: auR26.7w 4
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
- - AND ST. PAUL R,Y

+ THE GREAT THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
NEW. YORK, THE CANADAs,
~ All Eastern and Southern Points, T..
AND, THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
3 Connecting in Chicago with all Eastern and
CHICAGO DEPOT. Corner Canal and West 'Mali-
son sts: Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all parts
Of the City constantly passing. '+
CHICAGO CITY OFFIcEs.-61 and 63 Clark st.
2 .MLwAUKEE DEPoT.-Corner Reed and South
Water Streets. Horse Cars and Omnibus Lines
trimming regularly therefrom to the principal
CRY TIcknr OFFICE 400 East Water Street,
corner Wisconsin St. / 1!1@@5 ~ E@}2aSEE: !.
THE ONLY THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL
st4s'5s!2s#A AND MINNEAPOLIS ..'.@> y
It traverses finer country, with granderscenerv
aha passes through more business; centres and
Line ana the only Railway Line ~ -.
TRAvERs1NG THE VALLEY OF
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
AND ALONG THE SHORE OF LAKE pEP1N. y
ALSO via Madison, Prairie du Chen, McGregor,
Austin and Owatonna: 49,
Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
OFTHE BEST; ANDTRACKP PERFECT
~ Connecting at St. Paul and Minneapolis,
Win the several lines centering at those points.
st. PAUL DEPoT.-for. Jackson and Levee
CITY OFF1cE.-11s East jackson st., corner of
DO =. :. Avn. CARPENTER. ~
.rsa=a: Gen: Pass. and Ticket Agent, milwaukee,
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ss pA fen 1ottrs easy ,pork ,oisz oct
,,lo,t 9 l;rst-class sesging I, machine. SEE
az, l'rsn.ist,1. e99sr o,s fourth Page d
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p A FEW HOURS OF wELL-DI-.
REcTED EFFORT WILL OBTAIN IT.
Postmasters in the smaller towns
and villages can, with a little
thought and effort, easily send
us the requisite number Of names.
Has the parsonage q sewing MAJ
chine ? If-not, call upon q few
ladies and gentlemen Of the con.
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cure unsurpassed family newspaper and rst7class
sewing machine seldom occurs WE WILL LITERALLY RE.
WARD THOSE VINO WORK FOR Us. Reader can you not
form club your neghborhood and secure this sewing
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SUMMONS.

DTATE Of MINNNESOTA-DISTRIC COURT
y Seventh Judicial District, County Of Todd.
MarvS. Stfller Plaintiff. - ~ =: 80 -.
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A MAGN CENT OFFER T

a very liberal ii r g con- IN,
, tract, which we have
jju'sst completed with
the Weed Sewing Ma
=. chine Company, will
enable US. we hope, to
place their t]El''Ii celebrated
M achines in many
) families through h :rl'(j7
the country. So fine
an opportunity to Sc
Z s75f1tsy rs +s--G sci =, ~ . Ey /.
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Notice Of Mortgage foreclosure.

Shef1H OF SteafnS County, Mln1
L. W. COLLINS. Attorney. augl2-7w
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