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CUCU11BERs.

= The proper method Of preparing
cucumbers is a. follows:-Pick the
cucumbers in the cool Of the morning
and as soon before using as possible.
cit is important that cueumbers
should be fresh. Then remove the
outer rind and. cut in the thinnest
possible slices. Sprinkle little salt
over these; then cover and leave for
3, 10, or even Is minutes Our prac-
Etice 10 70 put the slices on plate and
cover with another. The salt ex-
tracts the juices from the cucumber
more perfectly as the slices are thin
ner.' After standing 1 few minutes
shake thoroughly and drain off the
water, which will take away all the
superfuous salt. Then cover with
strong eider.vinegar and pepper to
suit taste. This gives q dish that IN
epicure might envy and which will
not injure the most delicate stomach:
The substitution Of vinegar and pep
per for the watery juices of the cucum.
! Der makes the vegetable peculiarly
grateful to the palate in extremely
hot weather, and the acid stimulates
the hillary secretions, keeping the
stomach in healthful tone. Prepared
thus, cucumbers have always been
eaten with gusto and decided benefit
during even the sickliest seasons of
the year, all Of which we can vouch
for from many years experience.
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:, GEORIIE GEISSEtI,
= = Sheriff Of Stearns Co., MINI,
L. W. COLLINS, Attorney. july22-7w
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure.

Default has been made in the condition of Ger
tain indenture Of mortgage bearing date May 18th,
%.d s and y David
r the ONCE Il The Register Of Beds Il stesrns
issn osses the s Sast ~ d' Ct
Deeds, on page 1876, in which is mortgaged and
conveyed that tract, piece and parcel Of land lying
nesots, described md bounded rs ioliows, toWit
Beginning st the point where the southerly line Of
State road running easterly across 2 portion Of
The quarter S Of section ~ thirteen
di1as sSe
IL sas q ss
:saE
road until it intersects the Forest City and St.
Augusta road thence northerly on the line Of said
road TO the corners where said state road intersects
g. 20
q ss net ofssd secs.oa IS, and vhieh was given t.
Ss
And whereas there isclaimed to be duo on said note
q sa
ther sum Of 5000 attorneys fees covenanted in
said mortgage to be paid upon foreclosure thereof
and no action or proceeding has been instituted 1t
~ Ssu0A WV " e'1A ~ W 10y p"1'
Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given that by
ytrtueof the power Of sale contained in said mort
gage Herewith recorded, and pursuant TO- statute
moftsaged premises at public auction, ct the, front
door Of the Court House, in the City Of st. Cloud
SA iTid DAY TIE sai as4a DAY OF SEPTEMBER
|sgsts Il =. -r.,cz:..ss; "A. d. 1875, ~. .
at two o'clock r Il, Of said day, to pay and satisfy
aid debt with interest," and said attorneys
fees and III other legal costs and charges Of fore
closure. sas - 'S!E's@' tSsj;' ,ift2' = =
+ Dsted, August nth, 1876.
JOHN FAREWELL,
=. -. = -. ssy,f,f', r-,'.'7Y.- Mortgage
.s.r GEORGE GEISSEL,
L. W. COLLINS. Attorney. ,augi2-7w
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Attorney for Mortgagee. aug5-7t
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure.

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
Of certain mortgage made, executed and delivered
b. Stephen +: Brown, mortgagor, unto Emily
aate 5.nuaq9 s shd daT
ded IL the cfsee 81 the Register Of DEEDS in
and for the county Of Stearns, State Of Minnesota
on the said 2Sth day Of January, 1878. at four
24o given to secure s5s75o in accords1ce With Tie
terms Of three promissory notes fully described in
said mortgage, no part Of either Of which has been
And Whereas there is claimed to be due and is
due ut the date Of this notice, upon two Of said
notes and said mortgage the sum Of Three Hundred
and Ninstyh dollars besides q attorneys fee OF
forty dollars eovenanted to be paid In case Of fore
And whereas, no aetion or proceeding at law
or otherwise has been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part there
Therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF the power Of sale therein contained and the
statute In such case made and provided, said mort
therein described to~vit All those trsets, pieces
Of Stearna and State Of Minnesota, known and de-
to the States
quarter Of the: northwest quarter. a. and the
north half u Of the southwest quarter q of said
north -west quarter T. dissection No,twenty twot22)
north Orange No. thirty -two(s2) vest being forty
acres, 1t public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House, in the City Of St. Cloud, in stearns
s s0cPt& i3%t TH e FOURTH DAY OF sEprEM-
ct two O'Clock in the afternoon to pay and satisfy
said mortgage debt said attorneys fees and all 9th
or costs of foreclosure. ~: / ia; ''''
Dated, July 21st, 1876.
/. ~ '><'> '..' oropcr G M9stgsfFee
L.W. COLLINS, Attorney. july227w
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Notice Of Mortgage r Foreclosure
sSg S fS S0lo . .ssss 55as

49, n. -------s III s5%
& Default having boon made In the condition o. 9
eestain made and dated on the 24tn Gay q
august, =. 2, 1874, by Julius Gros.s and Isabella
Cross hia wife, q the county Of Henneptn and
State Of Minnesota, Nortgagors, to John George
gages and recorded In the ONCE Of the Register Of
Deeds In and Tor the county Of StearMs, In Mime
sofa on the oath day Of August, A. D. 1874, ut two
O'Clock r N, III Book "Fv 81 Mortgages, pages IA
and CAS-, Whereby said Mortgaxon conveyed to said
Mortgages ths following descsibed land. lying and
being In the county Of 5tearns and Stats Of Mime
sofa, t0-Wit; Commencing at the centre Of the
northeast quarter OF the quarter OF Sec
tton twenty-seyen [27], tovnship one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE 1921, 1anRe thirty-tWo 1871; thence
running west forty f4OI rods; thence doFih twenty
1901 rods thence east forty rods thence south
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Z d ~
Apart from the fact that the ma
tional balance sheet for the fiscal year
ending June 80 fails to show the de-
felt predicted by the c Congressional
croakers, an encouraging feature is
that wherefrom it appears that the
expenditures Of the United States
Government were less during the year
1915 than for any year since 1861.
The time i opportune for such. a
showing. While getting back to an.
5te-war currency we are getting nearer
to unte-Nar expenditure, hard mon
.ey and closer economy, two things
which in the nature Of things go hand
in hand.
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The dentists epitaph He il I'll
ling his last cavity. 1.
you don't bride your tongue,
saddle Be your fate.
Never wastea fly in huckelber-
~ season. One fly in a plate Of
huckelberries contains more nutri-
naent than three berries. .s. I 81 y
My onthankful hearers said .
backwoods preacher, "youair like on
to hogs eatin' acorns. They never
look up to zee where the acorns come
from" xssssss .s,i;4c x .si... ..gsx Az. s r.
~ Tom, you seem. 70 gain tlesh
every day; the grocery business must
agree with you. NVhat did you
weigh last r. "Well, Jim, really |
forget now, but it strikes mel twas :
pound of butter" as4 IS .rs ri sa.ssSS :.
? : "A village pedagogue in despair
with stupid boy pointed to the ! let
ter A and asked him if he knew it.
eyes, Sir." ~ well, what is it?''
II know him very we'll by sight, Sir
but rat me if I can remember his
name.",< ~! 70, e, r-~}a ~ = -,
%5i4 &4:L, ;,#. ,gss+ ...sel!! }..I$. 49, -
.,ss&-- A Partingtonian juryman in
Vermont recently informed his fell
lowjurors, with great gravity, that
"no external magnetism being visual,
he would vote in tho defensive. ;" No
attempt was made to change his de-
cision. g.s... -. :. So. ,.-
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.
Default having been rnadein the conditions Of .
Of November, 4. D. 1878, b. Julius Crosse and Iss-
es 81 H e ss q Hs1Snsa
Kraen1lein, Of the county and State Aforesaid,
Mortg.gee, and recorded in the ONCE of the Regis
ter q Deeds in ard fos the county Of stesrns IN
ISIS, 4 5 O'clock 4. n, in book sFn Of mortgages
pages 1875 and 1875 whereby said Mortgagors con:
veyed TO said Mortgage the following described
State Of Minnesota, to-vit: The southeast quar-
hundred and tventy:thGee tiSI q range thirty
sas
Of tie sum 81 thirteen hundred dollars [$1S6o] si1
months from the date thereof with interest 1t the
ss ea
motto executed BY the said Julius Crosse, bearing
even date with said mortgage andmentioned there
And whereas, there is claimed to be due and ,ow-
ing upon said note and mortgage at the date OF
this notice tho sum q seven hundred dollars [$7o0]
and interest thereon since August 24th, a. D:
seyenty mine do.ss ls7s and also the further sum
u twenty dollars (o2 conditioned be paid q at-
torneyl Ices on foreclosure thereof and no suit
proceeding 1t law or otherwise having been had to
collect said mortgage debt or any part thereof;
Of powered sale contained IN said mortgage, and
in pursuance Of the statute IN such case provided
described land ut public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, at the front door ofthe Court
House, In the City Of st. Cloud, in the county Of
stearns, Minnesota, on !, vs.,s5 r., s$.. .,,.-
FRIDAY PAY, THE 1 l71H PAX ~. OF SEPTEMBER A.
At IL o'clock n, to satisfy tie said mortgage debt
and tie costs and expenses Of this foreclosure -
Minneapolis Mimi; S 9af + d. TX khArsz1E1s,
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= -
s. The Rhode Island Legislature,
ct its last session, made some needed
reforms SET! ms. in 1t. militia matters. Many
years ago . bill being introduced "for
the organization Of the militia, ~
hard-headed member from Petty
quaymscott; who had been instructed
by his constituency not to let them
city chaps have everything their own
way, arose in his seat and said: "Mr.
Speaker, I goes in again that bill. I
goes in agin organs !; they'll bedread-
full unhandy things in battle now, let
me tell you. !" So Aunt Rhodys ar
my remained unorganized. ~ 4
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NOT TIE PLAN.

/. As he stood up 1t the ticketrofioe
window he looked as though he might
have been a tar:bo,ler when Noah
calked the Ark, - 2t''1>45 ~~'t'
I'll II wants to gita inskurshum tick
ct to GAINESVILLE, sab, ef you please;
Where's your money 7" demanded
the agent. ~ q @s.:''' - :1''' ''7'<s sT*%
I'll! Its jist one fur bot ways, amt it,
sab p -. ..-st {. =
Eyes, and ticket good for five
days. -, .....,..s -. :, 50
d "Well, 1 wants to pay for de tick
ct on de way back, kase my <darters is
to gimme de money for coming to see
them, sah." .'''7
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t Z = Al
When Mrs. b. went home from
shopping yesterday, she entered upon
a scene of thrilling horror being en-
acted in the back yard. a.
-. In the center of the yard q dry
goods box was in flames, and the ba-
by was lying in front oft, squalling
Justify from heat and fright. f. Down
behind the currant bushes were two
of the tneighborhood boys, skulking
around with painted faces, chicken
feathers in their hair and bows in
their hands, while her hopeful son had
on his fathers moccasin slippers, his
cap turned wrong side out upon his
head, and an old army gun in his
hand. He was creeping along, with
evident murderous intent, toward the
ROSTERS behind the bushes. .>-s =. =
""What on earth is the matterf'
cried the alarmed lady,. @s:s=:.ss,' ~
,; "sh! sh!' said her hopeful, .don't,
you see them Injuns assburned down
Hawkins cabin and nearly killed! his
baby, burned up the family, and I'm
the Lean Wolf going to- bring down
vengince on the sculps of the var.
mintsl''' =" 80 -, -,
But in about fifteen seconds, after
he went down to the wood pile, wish
ing he was the fat woman III the mus
cum or the big medicine man Of the
Pawnees. He had been reading an
Indian tale in: a \: New v York paper,
you see: Atlantic Consultation.
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EGGS As DIET.

On this subject the Poultry Re-
vseso has the following pertinent and
suggestive remarks : Would it not be
wise to substitute more egg for meat
in our daily diet! About one third
Of the weight Of an egg is solid nu-
riment. This is more than can be
said Of meat There are no bones or
tough pieces that have to be laid aside.
A good egg is made up Of 10 parts
shell, so parts white, and 80 parts
yelk. The white of an egg contains
86 per cent. water, the yelk of an
egg 81 per cent. The average of an
egg is about two ounces. Practically
an egg is animal food, and yet there
is none Of the disagreeable work of
the butcher necessary to obtain it.
The vegetarians of England use eggs
freely, and many of these men are 80
and 80 years old, and have been re-
markably free from illness. Eggs
are best when cooked four minutes.
This takes away the animal taste
that is offensive to some, but does not
SO harden the white or yelk as to
make them hard to digest. An egg
if cooked very hard is difficult Of d.
gestion, except by those with stout
stomachs; such eggs should be eaten
with bread and masticated very finely.
An egg spread on toast is food fit for
a king, if kings deserve any better
food than anybody else, which is
doubtful. Fried eggs are less whole
some than boiled ones. An egg
dropped into hot water is not only a
clean and handsome, but a delicious
morsel. Most people spoil the taste
of their eggs by adding pepper and
salt. A little sweet butter is the
best dressing. Eggs contain much
phosphorous, which is supposed to be
useful 70 those who use their brains
much.
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure.

,ul.,,.. ,...,,,t ~, T., H.
Of Certain mortgage made, executed and deiivs
cred by Leella W. Green and Alonzo Green her
gage, which mortgage bears date April third, A. D.
1878, and was duly recorded In the Office of the
Register Of Deeds in and for the county Of Stearns
1878, ut IL o'clock In the forenoon, in Book " of
Mortgage Deeds, on page 296, which was given to-
secure the payment Of promissory note Of even
date payable in two years after date, for
Inc sum Oh antee nununa n.;, a;d m.elese
:nS erecntad and hoth
e = ha sno anu ~ oo'n
q 1 saaa 1Sas .,.,a, n ~. d,,. an, i.
ana 70 Ky e9e er st1meo 70 w que anu =
nvs ~ wy ~ ISso ~ ~ ~ M' Id ~ SIa
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Enforcement Of the Peopae's Remedy.
When skillfal and cautious medical men give
over their own signatures : favorable opinion OF
the soothing and vitalising effects Of speeparaiso
the public does not hesitate To- bellows them The
voluminous and emphatic professional testimony
in favor Of Hotettsr Stomach Bttsrs, = specific
for Ill disorders Of the stomach. and bowels, for
liver complaint, intermittent and re.nittent hvsfs
and the Thousand Ills that wait upon dyspepsta,
must convince the most sksptical. Aside, however
from the testimony Of the faculty, there Il large
mass Of evidence from patients In every walk Of
iife all showing TINT this crest preventive and ~
storatiye Il Of inestimabe value TO the sick and the
debilitated. The bitters are suited to al climates
and are universally endorsed -, apreventlve Of
disorders caused BY miasma and impure water.
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There issts'a common looking.
medium sized" dog 81 the police force
Of Allegheny, Penn. He came as a
lodger last Winter to the police sta
tion, noneyless and homeless and
hungry, and they took him, and he
has lived there ever since. He goes
the rounds with an officer, and assists
in capturing the rapid rascals, seiz-
ing them behind. He travels some-
times alone, and when he meets an
he barks for sae policeman
to come up.
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RATHER VAGUE.

eva, did you hear that lady's
name that's come to see mamma p '"-5
eyes. Mrs. Abel" ~.
ssi"1 wonder fishes the mother of
those two boys mamma told us Of:
And neSof them was naughty, you
know, and killed his brother"
s@'tWhat nonsense, Eva! Why.
that happened ever SO long ago.! #
she's anybody, she must be their.
grandmother v'-Iunch. f%>,s r.
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Foreclosure Sale,

Decree dated August ., 1875, for s1see5 principal
and interest; attorneys fees $50; disbursements
in action, 81. O0-Total, $243.65.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the de-
cretal order Of foreclosure and sale duly rendered
in certain action pending in the District Court
for the Seventh Judicial District county of tearnB
as administrators of the, estate Of William Dubois
deceased, Is plaintiff and Persimus q. Ames and
Sarah A. Ames his wife, are defendants, which de-
cretal order bears date August 9th, A. D 1876 a
transcript Of which, duly certified BY the Clerk 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 st. Cloud In said county
of Stearns and State Of Minnesota, on ~
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
~ s. . A. D, 1876 - - :, :
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 follows towit: The south half fiI
quarter ofthe south-west quarter ~ and lot No.
four ~ Of section No twenty eight t28), Of town.
ship No. one hundred and twenty l23) north.
Of range No. thirty (s0 west, according to govern
Dated at 81. Cloud, MINI, August 9Th, 1875. $s1
-, s:s334,:ss * Ezi3 u GEORGE GEISSEL,
l. W. COLLINS. Sheriff Of Stearns Co, MINI
80 salty for Plaintiff 81 auol2.7v =.
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TAKE CARE or rHE wHRAr.

We would urge upon the farmers
Of Minnesota to see that not . bushel
Of wheat is wasted this year. 4
.: After cutting 60 over the field With
a horse-rake and gather up the wheat
that escapes from the binders. ,>ss
As soon q you get through With
cutting 80 to stacking. Build large
and long stacks. Send q team to
town and buy good common boards
and some dimension stuff Take two
pieces oftwo-by-ours, say ten OF fif.
teen feet long; bore an auger hole
through one end Of each piece; insert
a wooden peg, to hold them together |;
then lay them like inverted VS., over
the stick; then add another about
about eight feet distant ; then another ;
then nail your boards from one to
the other, rooffashion, commencing
with the lower tier. Common boards,
sixteen feet long and twelve inches
wide, are better than siding, as they
are too heavy to be lifted off by high
winds.
Stacks thus protected will remain
dry through the heaviest storms.
There is every reason to fear q wet
fall, 10 that extraordinary precautions
should be taken. Wheat is now st.
20 in some Of the markets Of Mime
sofa, and it will probably be much
higher before June next. If we can
ave our present crop in good coudi-
ton. dry and sound, there will be
great demand for it, for the wheat Of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &C., will be
Of inferior quality in consequence Of
the continued rains.
h. Providence has given US a magnif.
cent crop; let US see to it that not a
bushel il wasted.-Axt;. Monopol:a.
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i KENTUCKY BRIDAL TOUR.

There came one day q = little in
land town in Kentucky : young ru-
ral couple who had just been bound
by the .tsilken bonds. " Their destin-
alton was the depot, and the bride
groom was evidently quite impatient
for fear the train should arrive be-
fore he could reach the Office. Buy
ing one ticket, they stood on the
platform until the train had stopped.
When they entered the car the bride
groom found his bride . seat, kissed
her most, atfectionately, bade her
good, bye" and going out, seated
himself on box and commenced
whiting most vigorously, !. He
watched the train out Of sight, regret
|depictsdo his face, when Z bystand-
er, thinking the whole proceeding
rather strange, resolved. to interview
him. Approaching him careleealy,
and chewing q straw to keep up his
courage, he said: , ~ lam
"Been gettin' married lately 2"
Eyes," said he, "me and sallie got
spliced this mornin'.'' - =.
s"Was that her. you put on the
train p .e x VII ~. ~. ~
EYES," with q sigh. -, -
"A likely lookin' gal" said our
questioner. anybody sick, that she
had to go awayf'' + ,.sss@.:>.z..s,t..>;.2 -
= "No ;"sbut here he grew con6den-
t,al..: "You sec, me and Eallie had
heard that everybody when they got
married took q bridal tour So I
told Sallie I hadn't money enough
for both of US to5go, but she shouldn't
be knocked out of hern.A So H. jist
brought her down here; bought her
ticket and sent her ON 4 visit to some
Of herfolks, and thought I might get
some work harvestin' till she got
back" -. 55to .7.sa '~s:g ....,t1,ss,
THAT afternoon found him busily at
work, and when in q day or two after
Sallie came back, he welcomed her
cordially and afectiodately, and hand
in hand they started down the dusty
road to their new home md duties.-
|*Lotasv;M srier-Journal. sgsz1 h.
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The Prince Of Liechtenstein has
set the example Of disarmament to
the great military powers. His army
ofaninety. men. was disbanded last
month, aud they have entered the
service Of the Prussianpolice, As spies,
in civilian dress. ~ sas d"
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The "a campaign; in Maine grows ,.1
in bitterness and fury, instead a,'d Of d.
minishing. Considering that. the Re-
publicans have a:clear majority be,
yond dispute, there scarcely seems to
be reason for 80 much heat and bad
blood. 49,! ~
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SrATdko 9 OF M u ITaao. is. j..
~ District Court-7th Judicial District.
!, Dennison NJ. G. Murphy and Henry IT,
4 - Daendels, copartners as d. n. G.. MUIR
{ ply 4 Co., Plaintiffs 70 IL"
Ggaina =
= John Backer and Eliza Backer, his wife,
John Botz and Catherine Botx, his ~, ..
wife, Defendants. -"
Notice IL hereby given that pursuant 10 IN
order and judgment duly rendered By the District
Court Of the county of Todd 7th Judicial District,
State Of Minnesota, in the above entitled action
In favor Of said plaintiffs and against said de-
PENDANTS, of date July Sd, 1875 ordering and d.
recting the sale OF the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed to satisfy and pay tho sum Of one hundred
and thfrtyssven aud $1,000 dollars with interest,
costs and expenses of sale, transcript of which
order and Judgment, duly certified by the Clerk of
said Court, has been delivered to me a. Sheriff Of
said county, will sell ct public auction to the high
est bidder for cash. It the front door Of thei Court
House in the village Of Long Prairie, In said Todd
county, on Tuesday, the 81st dAy.of August, A. D..
1876 at two O'Clock In the afternoon, the following
described real estate stuats and lying In tho said
Todd county and State Of Minnesota, known and
described Is follows to-wit: The north.west quar-
terC@l Of section No. twenty-five l22] in township
No. one hundred and thirty-one 1871 north, Of
range No. thirty three 3S W, together With Ill the
Entertainments and appurtenances theleunto belong
ing or in anywtse sppertaining.
Dated Long Prairie, MINI, July 10th, 1875
MICHAEL DINKEL,
....l ,Bt.S@e f,3lf,& Sheriff Of said Todd County.
L. W. COLLINS, Atty for Prns. jul67w
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Disraeli's repeated blunders are.
attributed by his friends to failing
health. Never" remarked . mem.
bersof the House lately, "never again
ashall We hear . great speech from
Dizzy"