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planned upon the idea that there is only one
honest democratic Governor in the country,
whose name is Tilden, and one honest demo-
cratic Congressman in Congress, whose name
is Kerr, it gives the republicans the oppor-
tunity to say that party 50 poor in
honesty" that they must pick their one or
two admittedly honest men to rule them
cannot be trusted with legislation or admin
istration. Such canvass will do more harm
TO the party than will be gained by the eleva-
tion OF Mr. Kerr to the Speakership.
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TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
b 5S5 and 5S7 Broadway VARIETY, at ) +. N.
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TRIPLE S HE f L.

NEW YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1875.
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VOLUME XL..-...................... 336
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WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway OF Thirteth street-KARI KLINE. at
p M closes 10 10 r. a. Matinee At T. NJ George 5.
knight.
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.-L'ALPINE, at
z. VI. Fechtcr
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THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
Third avenue, between Theth and fhrtyhrst streets
MINSrRELSY and VARIETY, Al z. NJ.
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STEINWAY HALL,
Fourteenth street.-THEoD0RE THOMAS REHEARSAL
Vt 2 r. N.
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COLOSSEUM
Thirtyourth street and Broadway-PRUSSIAN SIEGE or
PARIS open from ~ A. NJ. TO r. NJ. ana from r. NJ 80
10 r. NJ.
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GERMANIA THEATRE,
eenth street, near Irving place.-THE LIZARD, At
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GLOBE THEATRE
Nos 72S and $50 Broadway-vARIETY at 2. NJ.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-14

Alta recent meeting Of Elmira
IN. x Farmers Club, President
/ Hoffman said, ~ have touched this
question of thick seeding in my re'
marks about the grass seeds. It has
been, my opinion, entertained for !
long time, that We use too much seed
Itgoften happens, in our fields that
there are 90 many plants that all car
not mature. In such cases the weak.
81 must: succumb 70 the stronger, and
they are Of course ! loss ii themselves
besides Tie 81. damage they intlict upon
these xhieh, fenain, b their appro
priatioa efPlant food used only to b.
wasted!" five experimentedp NOR.
H. the amount 'of' 'ssssd required
We should Is doiinK! ', valuable service ! I,
to agriculture And Al if "a ! p y ii ip 4
proved separators, we should secure
torsuse the very best seeds and saw,
the inferior for other uses. = I regard
this as . very importan tmatter.,, q
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
OF certain mortgage made, executed and deliver
ed by James P. Greenman u Mortgagor unto An
dun sSss Of Thy
Register of Deeda in and for the county Of stearns
state Of Minnesota, on the 18th day Of February.
1Ssh ssG s,ss MS sss
With, payable eighteen months after date, for the
som OF ?i4a6o with interest after naaturity at II
u S 1d 1hsssas said Andrew smith, Mortgages.
before thS maturity q sid note By vrittep instru-
the
bsd sss
sspte@absr 1sls g g e'eleek y " forenoon. II
6ook ~ q AAssisnments and Agreements, on page
~ whereas. there i claimed to b due and is
due, ct thedsts Of this notice upon said note and
pe9 S eas e ss, sae Il y
twenty-five dollars eove1atSd 70 bs paid in case Of
fesselosnEe q .aid moItgage,.
secured s. aid morts,xe 8 ny PAT thereof;
& ss &: .ad tas e.:
dsseiiSsd q: 3 81 trsss = s.;ss j P;i sea
lying lhd beins II To cohhty. Of steaznsalls tata
& G3Rsss sss s ;sss's;s :ssSs; Sc ss +
east quarter "a of Section No.; Ehifty7ons (all in
Township No One Hundred and Twenty4ix G26)
efRaa9eao: 1hkty ls5l vest, bSinG 1eo >aeres,
asssR :: &c aSsi s & sssS
szF6 S7dl &? aRE T WENT nj u biz Or
OCTOBER, A. D. 1876, .xiaIs0l,ri
at two O'Clock in the afternoon to pay and satisfy
said mortgage debt said attorney and al 9TH
or costs Of foreclosure, 80
Dated September sth,.A: p 1870
SHEPHERD L. SHELDON,
-c!3~ ..3'e 30 a aEoR6E GE1ssEE,
:. Sheriff Of Stearns Co., MINI.
L. ": COLLINS, Attorney. ~ IL 'septs-7w
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THE WHEAT CROP OF THE UNITED
.s.rl.f,>,s5sa - STATES. =, Jt-rfs~. a.:

It has been variously estimated all
the way from 250,o00,O00 to $780,
100000 bushels, The New York
Produce Reuiie.u E1 e11san q which claims
to Q have measured closely, announces it
at 265, 100000 bushels. @*i 49,
Taking this as the actual sum for
our own crop, and dividing it BY =,
which would not be more than q ffa air
average per capita ,for the United
States, Il would leave = surplus Of
f5,ooo,oo0 IT, !, 70, Doc, 900 : bushels,
This will be found "A ample amount
for exportsand stall leave 4 surplus
fully large euoughsto supply aAaex-
traordinary contingencies ut home;
Taking foregoing asfacuothxe
would seamato beano leasonso suppose
fhatsthsreswills be any generalrise sodaf'
fall IN wheat,othert than thataoecais;ionc
ed1aby4 local circumstances, aor tie
pouisesof money Or ereditsl To rush
wheat ofward would cause a"decline;;
10 hold pressure *as brought up
on European snaarketsa wouhaIcau,s;e
ah;advancessp The fntEwouldi be sui
:eidal, tie other would defsat'the end
fought, tor in all seasona Of scarcity
tie wont ofanyy given article, Of con.
sumption indueest the : wasn't toEbe made
good in other sarticlesaof food.--Rea-
erosi Farm JosvnaA II ar:,e.t,ss t:.t,,,;s:i,s,
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:: - - ~ -. ~ a. = It 7.f4s.
FEEDING PIGS FOR MARKET.

-Farmersswho design to feed either
pigs OF cattle for market or home con.
sumption are reminded that q bushel:
ofsmeal fed before the weather is IN
comfortably: coldsis 1orth'two after
!, that time for putting on fat q Now is,
ths;ftimeato begin olFeed moderstei'
Fand regularly; and keep the, zani.
,malsaas comfortable as possible land
!. quiet. ssA hundfedapoundsato f:meat
will cost greatrdeal less money! Al
,steeroor tcowyintegded for the sham<
I, bles eanodigestmora food taiano itsfis
ikelyu:to4 getainF)the pasture inow.
T | Ra|sgI are V1a.siieus sources from Ebieh
ls Egl!! soel l food 4. may be procured
without ite q1,1 the e. pses Of grain. Fodder
corn mi ss hs how'd b. roxen turnips Ell
tdth lsE seets m a. be used t. coed sai
f Ia naoth bi sl.s j. s. ~,
19ls better e ts BERN feed feeding mesl
- ,JNIls Farmer. s,s,,st lie lad fs.s.es 81;
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tlA0 HAA AS-S ? saw y SsSrVAAf SAASO WAAOAi
Desmond had just passed. I backed
partly towards Desmond's saloon and
out into the street and was from 12
10 IS feet from the platform when ]
saw Desmond re-appear At the door,
exposing nearly the whole Of his per,
son. He had his revolver in his
hand, aimed in my direction. I fred.
I knew from his movements that my
shot had taken effect. He doubled
down and jumped back out Of sight,
/ kept my revolver aimed III the
door. and swung around abfess ind i
little up the street, mating lie al
lance all the whils gresstssf Bstxtssd
him and me- and SHE q dd tSlfiifhK The
door with my Sssssa6lver. D11ahond
stuck hht arm e SIT tJsfi theado6r IL /
swung around into The stteet and
fred,sI Thought two 81 three times,
but did not expose anything but his
arm. As got pretty we'll across the
street, Desmond suddenly came part
ly in view, at the shop door, with his
revolver aimed in my direction: I
fred again and kept on walking to-
wards upper town, with my revolver
pointed at the door. As I fred Des-
mond lodged back. I do not think
he fired. If he did his shot was sim
ultaneous with mine. I then saw a
man running rapidly mp the walk
from Mealey's store, towards the har-
ness shop, but I did not take my eye
off the door where Desmond was.
As the man ran up to the door I
threw up the muzzle Of my revolver,
for I was afraid in my nervousness I
might explode it and hit him. I then
saw that it was Dan Dearborn and
saw him take hold Of Desmond and
almost the same instant Deputy Sher-
if Holler caught hold of me. II
Mr.. Gordon's evidence was corrobs
Grated by Con Desmond a. to the
shooting at the Descent house, and sas
to the circumstances of the ARRAY at
the posto&ee, by Messrssf Il Overton,
Mitchell, >Holler and Others; III: a4slH
Mr.. Fish was retained by Des9!
.mond's friends and assisted the Couau l.:
..ty Attorney on Monday and Tuesday.
The last witness was examined Ties:
day afternoon and the evidence was
then briefly reviewed BY Mr::gWe 81.
dell for the defense, and still more
briefly by Messrs. Dilley and Fish.
At the close Of the argument Justice
Carpenter at once announced that in
his opinion there was not probable
cause to believe that an offense had
been committed, and therefore dis
charged the defendant. -! .'z
: 1t is still uncertain whether Des-
mond will recover or not. His symp-
toms are quite favorable at times,
and then very unfavorable,' again.
He is much reduced in flesh and
strength and takes but little nourish-
ment. .';.li. 49,
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sCleanliness is next to podlines

;@-"C CLEANLINESS is next to godliness''
| is the motto of every housekeeper
these days. Some one remarks on
this subject: Every. " well-trained
woman enjoys the smell Of clean suds
enjoys the war upon the accumula-
tons of dust and spiders webs; en-
joys the freshness of a new coat Of
whitewash or . newly washed wall.
The danger is Of 81 undue indulgence
ia these pleasures of q dissipation
Of, sorubbing, =; 3phrenzy !; Of, effort
which must end in mental and phys
ical exhaustion and consequent fret
fdlneas..i y7One should NO NOR more J. do up
The whole, spring, cleaning Of the
house by g. IL a. 4 week than they should d
all; their church going. or party 60
ing, orstheaterogoing for Blk months
| Ora yearinarweek!s II is = "feckle1s
Esquande herring d If r. energies and pleas;
lde which they should: vary and
make enjoyable every week Of the
sunny spring. weather., H Here is
mucha trnth,sc COMPRISED. inca small
space, iasevery' family physician:w will
Etes6fy: 'tsss:zia tsl' i'sjs's GOV s;5s@i 5ses
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raJ0c4AX.,

showing an old lady / picture, II Jacot
king Rachel, when the old lady innocent:
inquiitfsedd l atteE Studying, az engraving
eqs 'igas H. st be fhsy about r
40 ;R lllpp bearda Nie would hare been leas
than q Noman had she not Wished TO- see
how much closet room there was in the
house. closet, You know, Is Is such handy
place to Ae"g things, ii 4, z;l..sssss:su u.
In the Fall aliyelier color comes the bonet-tor
In the Fsli young girl. fancy turn. to string.
that match l her glove. -. .,.,.}.
When boy has been off all day, con.
trary to the expressed wish Of his mother,
and on approaching the homestead at night,
With an anxious and cautious tread, finds
company at tea, the expression Of counte-
nance and recitude which suddenly lights
up his facecanno be: Reproduced on canvass
Tie balded better than he knew" re.
marked shoemaker's wife about 2 O'clock
in the morning, IS abe neryously, grasped
one of his pegged-sole. boots in her right
hand, and patiently waited for the sound
of his football on the stairs. ...... =; -
-Ot course he was perfectly sober. But
for'all that he hailed.:a horse:car on. the
corner Of Broadway and UniverGty place,
about one O'Clock in the morning, and
asked the driver what he'd, charge TO- take
him around to his house ON Eighth avenue
and Thirty-th-st.-M r. Conn., Adee,'tiser;
party who was looking at a house
the other day, said he couldn't afford to
pay SO much rent. ':."Well, look at the
neighborhood," replied the woman. "You
can borrow flatirons next door, coffee and
tea across the street, -four and sugar on the
corner, and there's 3 big pile of wood be-
longing to the school house right across the
alley y Is: <czs44t<., i.s.., T., -A:e II
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'TIE ] - :! : AD - >!
a#s ~ IT, h##sa@ s} t@@a*
te13;~ 4&3
ST !: i. ]: ]. PAUL !. M INN :,
s@savAs III as.@3 9nsYs 2ffaa 1E $ss.,
"a IL s~fa @a S8E - 1~- III u s,
s@% sst@2& >azaao 1870 81 4#8 1873. 49,. I'D -. z, ~
t 1tH@' l.R8atasEsa 1sl.s

".
west to the that TIL
fposaieh both
prices Receiving oEu
rope On our and eant sts prompt
superior. t, .sy
Western Market Tor ii. Kind
Prodpos shippers will find
Commission Merchants ..,-~~-~ .--,x.
t&@@st 1&3I AGRICULTURAL, IMPLEMENTS:
york.,
Is =. IT,. BLANK BOOK nAnupAcrqaeks AND srAr1ossns
~ w. Booksbl1rns 4s 5 s1ArosrRs (.
D. D. Merrill & Co, IS Third %sz -,
For.p.ush &r.rbox, So Third st II r.. >>. 49,. i
~-..s - Vim, cARRlAaE AcrpRERs DEALERS. -
ea'''' H''''' g Robert Wharton 1os jackson street.
:'~'@" CARPETS CLOTHS PAPER, a&o. 49, !
1 s'ssss y & new sroex v qa.a
%"'' " &" " CHINA, GLASS; AND QUERNsWARE
Craig 1tn sd I Pollock Donaldson osd.n
,>I ~ =. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. *: ~
f:s
Campbell = Third -
L~! 81 O.: q9sg1 ss ARp aRsa a1t1s
tim, rs rHl>a ss4iif sonMiss1oX 4BRoHAsTs. .y.s
4:st! e., 4 c :::::
<a*t "5' ior ~ a'i: cosprcrorrRs ;2 s, ~ ~ %
Mccarthy 10 r eo-tl s. . II o:.&*. ~ >s4 a7
ii: 81: ls ,z* 81 GOAL AND CARBON, OIL. rr ~ Is
SAUNDERS HARRISON Wholesale lbs East
Decou Co, 6' Jackson G.
'2 G f%7as'i so"h": DRY aboDs; 81 oysJ J.. a-u sx.
e., ::; Is 4; II:
-..l vi ssano* ~roa ENGRAVING On WOOD. II !, i
s. *@..: d. FANCY GOODS, MOTIONS. %I-.".~. "
Harvood 10 Third " :,""*a Bros.
:.. FURs, HIDES, WOOL, GINSENG &C.
H. L. Young & Go, 1e jackson st. ,
$';' g: En- g 5 r.,,.
ra ''' RssST1r x4: En-; 'rA
sssss is i
WIN n..,. 10, p,,. :. hats tsG CAPS
{: :~.a ..,.> IRON, NAILS AND STEEL.
Niool' Dean, g. Third ~ ii: Broh.r ls4 Third
.! >s~'~ LlTHoaRAPH1Na AND ENaRAv1N -
a,a a sc snt is as,a Publishing : "
LUMBER COMPANIES AND DRALERs =, .:.s, -:
3;f; asa; 81 ss s Sss 1an''' Co., Third
@ ~" MACHINERY, AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES ~...
H wosey ~. #; zvsi> >"e
~ ,,?nr 59s - ~ MILLINERY GOODS. !" '":.:s
opp'eAn Co.. 90 Third 4s, ar.e's. and
:+.: NOTIONS, TOYS &c. ;+ = e.
ED Randall, III Third - . -. ..~
! ;*r. . : 7ns M PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS >..,
:"@~.'."t 49, ! ."r ...4 49,.
PAPER DEALERS 49, J.
A'eri Russell Co.. Third st.
' " 's PUMPS AND PIPING. " ..'
J H woosey Co., Third Jackson /
SHOW CASES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Chas. Bauer ee Robert '' ~ ;7"%." a. =
sADDLERY AND sADpLERY HARDWARE j
Moehous Ware, rs Robertst Schmidt Kesr Robert st
.:4-: SAFE NUFAcrURERs. "@.' '@
Amern Steam Safe Co., &Lo Co.. P.ssuo
- :ssEwNa MAoa1NEs-k H6ffs1Ts 1gSRfs 1o ~
Grover Bskr Sewing Machine 29: n" 1>&>oo
p s:s:. ,,.. g.. g.. hi. k': sss Agents
Wilson Shuttle 4s w. Third street.
;4 WINES AMP LIQUORS. ,s1 is = "~@":5
s;'s sss q ~:
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Ho99RsI3H ~ i ag!Ilal ia :Ela<yEI;,,>..' Cd
Il VII: AiH4z RI a|a#lo Iii ~: %
CHICAGO 1l =: :,' NEW 5a, x 81 ~.
| rI1rI'sB aE' Fl: WAYNE Il AND AND CHICAGO.
observation-disclosures, ROUTE
ssSTn so sss4 50 LA lad!sseg .13.ea1aI,
1h1s !. The oaly route zynnansdt xhels Taises
ii. 1AaaAaE, pay AID PALACE CARS r.
Through e Nex York nd tie only Rout, .unpi n
a;1r1hR s1l|s; OILY Z =: z11KEz$s $, 70,
PU Z tl[,a I'll r4H hot ai 1ASf
40 CARS '''f f.t - ~ x. 1' !'':<
! From cHICAGoto '''~ 80 80 -
70RR. aS''1
Il; wua WITHOUT 4 q E.! CHANGE. -. Il
!: y, With but, oons, change to. :, >.
ee'' r. asss 7za IA aFeess ss....,, *: u
ha 4tsaae. T. a,,,,,.. efs'ossDo sRave'.se
mn Through 81 sl.t. 81 consisting
ND Pepnsylyanii Central Route, il cHicsso". .'
'a..,C1NcINNATf1 "a AIR line lit r
"' |. the only bout, , running 81 iuK''soaf *soi
DAY AND SLEEPING CARS ;ri HaK L VIII +, p
OUT CHANGE, TO CfA,c1NstNAttf, iND1-5fr
| ASAPo1 [.s 44HD~ HoIuAssys.
r,...,-,,,, ONLY ONE CHANaR.r ~,
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SUMMONS.

rTATE Of MINNESOTA COURT
y Seventh Judicial District, County Of Todd.
u Mary s;sti'lsr; Plaintiff; 'oai npi:>:v, NJ
: William s: stiiler, Defendant r.: >~"s...
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named de-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in the above entitled action,
copy Of which Il herewith served upon you, and to
on the subscriber, At his Office in Long Prairie In
the county Of Todd, and State Aforesaid, within
twenty days afCer the service Of this summons on
you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint in said action.
Dated Long Prairie, Sept. 4th, "A. D. 1875!
'S'''+ ''''''-. 20. - - e. 8. SMITH,
sepl6-7w Plaintiffs Atty, Long Prairie, MINI
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4 -Theimaking aof carpets ,bytana':
Ichinerr wss sanl English sieciet, but
+ Mdr:aB iigeloM awAa <snabasdg lin; 1876, i
byuur sslins the Engtisb: eoeda,tos
|. make thss 6rser; uericaan power ssr.'
thloom .adt daao7da tlsafaa.s ai1a
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-;
| 44O 900 acres. Il win 'be seen that We
| have nearly three and ! third acres
ST water to every 100 acres 81 land. =
The capacity 81 this vast water sur
face for modifying the temperature
and supplying good, healthfdl water
for stool, ddition to the numerous
streams and springs, must give. unus.
ual facilities for the successful prose.
cutso,n Of dairy husbandry. Ia car.
- SOM Sa;rv;nss anccaaafh clean =, !.
sweet water Is Of the first Importance,
and .itshould bee loesalt ~ I, % a to be
convenient fors ejitoclk r. MANY Iof the
llakes are small, and, occupy only q
isw,acres hut tia ahearssr are iixns - md
pebbly, and the waters are cola sad
Clear q ,7crystal, aud stst such I u
would sslorn lie = grounds 81 Z a., rub.
urban residenoe.s ,1sw ss,1a ,=.e3ssa,f gs5ss1
Tb ,, ao;l ~ M;nnaaso nh.4 Is aa II and
fsrt;laf and tho cnl,;vatoa ora,aa. ,,ov
IN -, g,reat '1nxnr;anc., w.bsrever t,,ev
h.ne 49,, ;,+-oa,o.a A. ,.ason+
vsst on.nt;t;es .,,f. bav en- h. s,,,t
60, - H. ns+n,., -. ~. = s. -
hs..a.'a ~ -. =, "s' = = .s'
~" 1850. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - - ~. .s
= -, - ~. - -.
ha a. - tbres .ons and mor Nv" ,,.r sora =
W. ara satisfied t1oro' ysh,t 10 No.
aoan ~ ~. n.+n-.l ora..as of+ha w.
~. 49,. -. - s = = -
s ea"s lucy a." n,,.,;tp ae ao,'I no;;S -
49, , = 4S" ~. . y ~, :.
sooo navpf' Ans 'oes nsA ens 3,
ptev.'iea, ana especla,'y AZ Inc .' W es.'
t u' : - ~ = n .,, 80 tn 49,
s W,Rs eooa 9t ano9 wnen
'eul'y mnA. =, .o1sa '.e'e."s.,r
'ouluo1A5 sttsl"u'e1 = 'nG ~. ~
-uos' o"e' Iv"eNo.:t"s'as,. ''>ses1.e
y. w >'.,s t n yas.' ~ = ase ~
'"p0r'ec' nv. 81 Il ~ Tue ne1 s o. :. 8
comes .. l RON oau ~~'ea-tna' s.@nolns
~ ., s"ale' '.s snu soeey p war
a s'ooA aae oD.,seu D,,o". IN '. -
.Auo '''o 1a1''oi.o1''' se,f '''''''
- .. 800 '.u o >, 90 ~ =. "on ~"
$3.50. = - - w; - v4e asenAs me Is,
aaao5 - pot w mn sneis = nyen;
~. - ..ne re.a.e4 y ,snas! q.
'1~. 4e.o:'so'N .,. -. Aetss's
.u Y1loa 1880 w as, rs 49, sss ssa
su.ee Mseus az eoseu ~ sseYNA; 'n9y 10y
Will u S1a NE s y tha sSs9s % ins
c-.aao. 80 - - III .o-:eoa
o. nv a-nss;a.a ,., III. IF +rs,.sl;..-o~
ta,,,ss;; v.,n an.. +h.>s..toa1 80. es.ho
Ar;..;s.;n,;r<' w. LIMA. 49, 49,. ..,
to- bo,,e r. o,dsr. +o,-,o,.so+ .o,a.. a,.,
.on.o,,s ;n,.;;e...;on. .1,on..,aa W.
~. fs;snds em.nr - 49, ~ ~ ~,
th;nl th.+ Tho ..t.n ~ < n s ~. .,','
t;v.ted or,sss. If +hs 9 Fs:t ~, ~. Oh w..
san+;s1 IL n~odno;nc 49,. >,.'' h w. ~
$780, IT, 49,. , &C. . '
duce cnlt;vate;7 ,or.sae. IN m.nvIlo
calities. but where the'' natural BRASS.
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II fFs5Sz17st slss7 = 5ss1JlH Iii ga ii
y "a Ba1nMore servant giI the other.
Mdlnids t}iad thas sS6d SD 1imas-hoSsslIs
plan Of Gngihs titcahasa6 afs asaRHsads
sene. Nothing has benzine Of her sincs.
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Cheese was mainly represented by
one factory, but the quality compared
favorably. with much that is made in
New York. thus showing thatthe nat
ural grasses Of Minnsota are capable
Of yielding q product that is meaty
and. purein flavor .o5s:2>s'. taasGoA G,
From what we. saw and learned
concerning the character Of ilandsaiin
the Stateaand its water; we havesno
doubt the, State is we'll adapted to
dairying, and the time must come
when this interest will be- largely tles
veloped here. -"' 49, e.'" $50. ...
I Minnesota has sometimes been call
ed the Lake State, On ans account e Jun of Of
the great amount IF small lakes d diss
tributed over It'd surface The wate z
is clear, sweet ana cool, and :, Wiz 5hhs tb z
nutritious grasass and = natural lllI1 mead sa1d
ows in. certain locations dairyina
could even now be easily: prosecuted.
Or. Day, in his report Of the State
Fish Cohmisssii,o3in1, saYs:-~A cartefRnI
estimate taken from township 81 maps il9.!
of the State shows that Minnesota has {
Of inland lake surface exclusive 2, Il
rivers and Of the portions Of Lake sui-
.periorl' and Pepin)) within her borders.
no less than ], COL sacreslof inland.
lakes alone. Assuming that the State
contains 80 800 square miles, or 49,.
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