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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
LITERARY NOTES.
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Goai, &,r.

Godi, &c.
C,Hck DELAWlrE HUDSON CASiL Co.,
n DRCADwAr, Sew.i0rs. 5
WE beg to inform the regular customers of
this the pebble generally that have deeded to
dsoenln he ssie Of coal retail yards namely;
At he foot OF Tgear -ousih-st, North RIVER
Al the foot Il hrd-st Esss River.
Attas foot Of 8sltest. Brootlrn.
The bun bere,ne will BE- conducted BY Mesrs WARD tai
BOT OLI PLANT and With
they VIII be serFed every well hey
have previously been BY this Company.
z. @. M0CLTOS.
GsuerIl Sales Agent
Delsrsre HRtson Canal Co.
CrTick WAND, TALBOT OLIrBAST,(
1l5 BROADWAY, EEv-fOEE. Jan. Is, 1875.
HAVING entered into possession Of the
a Co4l-Y ards lately oocubi~d BY the
DELAWARE And HUDSON CANAL COMPANY,
prepared TO tsHIer
LACKAWANNA COAL
n ,Dy quantities, at following prices, On yard:
CRATE. sc.
EGG, Se.
STOVE, S6 20.
CHESTNUT, So 40.
Cst.ge .rtr, according distance Steamers. gOeers
hetHren Bbenhy de,t with
received principal Office ,bOve IS Aine.t Brook
lyn or at sny OF the Yards WARD TALBOT OLYPuAST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEW York, Tuesday. Jan. 10. 1875.
AT the Exchange Salesrooms to-day Wiliiam
Re,,elv sold tho tbree-story brick house ana iot
17xoob north side of Forty secondst w Feet cast Vi
second-ave, for 5000
H. Muller Son sold. by order OF the executors OF
the estate OF Gabriel Herman, the hye-story marble
store and lot 251l5o Nos. 81 Chanbersst ana
10 Resdc ST. the s0re covers the entire lot inc prop
crty was sod TO Washington Irving for s00,Oc0 The
aalcs BY A. j. Bleeeker, Bon Whtte, James
NJ Miller and Samuel A. Steele were all postponed
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.
vRw-YORK CITY.
Beayerr No 81 u.s. 5b3r2G 9r565r23 To- Alfred DeWtt M.
Thomas hcstulen 5000
m,es.us sss.r 10000
Uay e.. 70 " il 10000
e. Jois Ga. jansen $4,000
sa.. Campbell to William NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Ts~a,Seaa =" U,', $3.50
Wills to vii IAN R.ynor a ..............., 10000
oP Rniea,usr 1000
1000
l3th.st o, 32b Il Of sthsye, 50I99Iii b willis TO
AIS 4sIG Il ofc AeIsnfersvs 25IlOOi Morrsanls
Lous Dshi 10 Caihanne wife OF JOHN Dsh b0OO
ltsam $50 ~ I@.vs3 7O'Vo IL Toalu''H 10 ooo
lGOtl-st S. 200 Il " Of shave 200K09ll l5Othst,
Gssdn, Van Bssrsu 1850
&ave, 900 = Of 46es, 25IlOOj John Bauer 70 Su-
"gpsi "h :" bfo" Ce9k'..: .::;:::. 5p'
&.
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New- gerscp seal Gsiaic for Sale.

nor SALI-59000 acres of LAND IN
sogthsra ScSJersey vii sold boi7 tracts 81
5000 ere. These goOi LANDS 'sd opeue % 6'
usvssoi water food WOOL,
al1 eeiaf lamosr Address f. Wight Rlwood, n. :.
ORANGE, II. THREAT varIeGy property Tor
" ale an. 70 rent Ohee boars from l to 3 p. IN.
\. ~ GERRl. 80 Nissan, Libsrtg-st-
dD-1 900 IN TWO YEARS or 800 per
~ ~.UOO month cert on deferIej payment. Per
with ~
either bsBGsot commoiioGs SUE
RBIN VILLA REsIDRSCRI with simple grounds uniting city
wholesome Influences OF country hvhg
y improving; wen drained aad hesly uepo paved aud
,bd streets pot ehnhes schools, and within ~ MIA
ute. tie unnyd aeeoD dnous oil the Cen
tra Rrod NcwJersey Houses hs'e ot tni cold water
b,te, closets bath drives, lawn garden houe,
shade aai fruit. vines. lenies, kc
rented with Of stable chicSeos earen
and furniture deed) 30 mouth For uaer PARTICULAR
adiress the ONNER,P. .. BOX ls4 Elizabeth, y }.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THS
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEw FULL-POWERHD SrBAMSHIPA
saBns IRON SATURDAYS Lrsrpse THURS
pAlk ealnns ct Cess HsrDor wav
IELrIC. SATURDAY. Jan. %. al 700 q.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. JGa. 80. at ! 100 q N
REPUBLlU. SATURDAY Feb u. At 800
BALTIC sATURDAt, FEB. IS. al HOO
ADRlAiIC. SATURDAY, Feb. 90 a. $500
From the White Docs. Per 81. North uyer.
Pssrngtr for an essesl uRyyaed eononag
SAFETY. SPRBp AND COMFORT
nidsep
hese
kAThS-ssoop $50 Tickets sl40 soli steersgs
st low rates THOSE nls Ca Coantr
can prepaid certificates al los r.tes
fselgen nooLea Of Ansnoa Paris Hamburg
korvay, Sweden. Inlia Australia China
Drafts from FL spvanL.
Of plans and other information Apply The osnsys
s@cea Nc. Br.sdw new iork T. T. CORrIS.
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hcnses ano farms Uallteo.

WANTED - Part of a BROWN-STONE
HOUSE Murray Hill to be rented small family without
children. Address o F. Tribune ohce
VNANTED-A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE
some pleasant
10 or the eity valuable property
viii be given part balance Address
teuass r., Boz 4,404. Eew.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKEI

EEw-YoRK Tuesday. Jan. TO- 1875.
The following are the sales to-day at Arch.
Johuston's establishment Thrteenthst., between Unit
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Gorses. Carriages. harKess. &f.
EOR SALE-One very fine TW0-SEATED
l. SLEIGH GA Moderate terms COOK, 22i-st aud Shave
CLElGHS. SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS.
~ IIS sleighs balance eosng
competition No reasonable oder refused complete assortment
Porisnds Swrs Ponies for
Trotupg sleigbs &e Bells, Rbes, BsnIets, Whips &c
NM II. GRAY, 20 and - woosers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
Gounirp Real estate tor Sale
4nriion Sales of Real Gstatc.

I ENOX GLASS COMPANY.-By virtue of q
Ia Deed Trus, executed b the Leaor Glass COrp1y and
the provisions thereof Will be sold Pubic Auction the
Of s,d Copan- enoX Berkshire County, MASS THURS
DAY the 2Stb dsy of INST at 10 o'clock all the night
t the we'll valuable real estate Of sad
PAM said LcnoK and in LIE ami arlington said Comfy
By them for the manufacture u Class which
We .cqai BY ssd Of which June
1872 recorded In the Psg Of Deeds in Pse in Book No
2lO pages 81 Of about Sc land situated
partly lee and partly in LnoI which tated Pate House
cylinder house house brick polishing
factory hOas barn. and about 20 dwelling and
with other buss With all the privileges
tenance belonging. Also lot land Washington
eaHd Sand Hill Lot and containing about bSeVen Of
from when the sand used the procured
and be situated Snd however the
NAV be Also the and all the tools
c.ry appliances utensils fItures patents pent rights
intete and conveyed BE- said deed Twenty
will he OF sale Fur
sale and particular description Of the
made at the time and place Of sale.
GEO. J. TUCKER,
HENRY w. TAFT, }TTusteea
JOSEPH TUCKER,
Pitsfeh January 8. 1876.
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Citn Real estate for Sole.

TOR SALE-Only one of the four-story
houses len 621 81 ia feet west OF Broadway
for SIS OOO VIZ. BEOELL. orn er, 3O3 We 6oth-st
EOR SALE-Very low, OF viii lease for term
Of Tears 6ciss 4stsry brown stone house, 2oi02HlVo
Forty.si.,hst near Rith.ave D. sUDY, PNEpac@
nor SALE-The iive-stOry brick BUILDING
n and LOT 29j sers.. bower; also, FAHh Of %
r,s a. J,ul M Westohe County Por particulars inquire oil
BLISS l. JAMES. 3iG Brooine-st.. CITY
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JnsrrurI,su.
For BOYS and Youn

For Bows and YOUNG men-Country.
| ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING.
sG S.S,. .s: Gsin a4
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n: T.. OF
il m the accumulated eiuestiou. fseines o. p oSns mss or
o.. =. e T. o %s or TIRE:
s sS1i, 81 S n1s'i T. Sisa D. D. D
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Tarryto .,s,n..
AaM Isi is,'S, i Rowe prsclOI.
NIT. PLEASANT INSTTE;-Priyate Ciag Ssa
vi ion boa Amherst Mass sA,sb s0 H. G A.a AN rn1
l,oDcerties Institutc.-Those seeking superior
- lebool ,aoed SOD es,A a. H. " isslS, ia.
TNHE BEST SCHOOL tor young gentlemen
bnsess ,cenia schools SPECIAL dep.ruea, ior'e young
Toys hO"ADrLAcS Sc Wi2ih a;i ssRf n s. Principal.
WEST JERSEY MY.-Vacanc,iie .sn LOT
w lCua ley' caa ''''DI'a g1 'sf ssP'S SHcsSs
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
'r ''I's be- sEsjGMS aisJS 05 Yoasexr
For Youa- Ladies-Country.
FAMILY having children to educate can
"a s .sh RSME scIo Ss1i SssoI9
70 ROCKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
- Poas .p'e EYEIlninaioa' aud new classes formed In
pORDENTOWN. N. J) FEMALE COLLEGE
Aa1rts ' Re- i! yjhS BksSs4sY Pa Pfe.asas
COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY, Tarryt0wn-
ssI.s s.s.' asi I igqSd LaDiSa s 1n.oura
manner; eo.a.9r. Hg Muse AMI Modern Ian
Eeees spccaies SbacoGs groands srrerh river seeney
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
~ Tts sprug session Of l9seAs opens Fen ~ Send for or
ealsr. GEO q SMITH, A. VI
ELNIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its rext
II session VI FeJ THIS y COLLEGE Of the highest rlass ni with
roerc ehgigss. AjlresS Rev. A W. COWLE3, D. D. Pre-
Emira, y. Y
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for younr ladies'
X griI ,rp,r Goa, Adlre.. Mss EMILY NELSON
1rIcS BULKLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
w sCuoOL TO- YOUNG LADIES l'o'-
MAPLEWOOO Young Ladies' Institute,
lvL IhVsen ha=&-Rey q v. SPEAR Pn-GpaL Onh h'IHI
AnpDai ~ ons FL It, 1873 fsies eco lo,aon widely known
SEARRYTOWN Young Ladies Seminary offer,
I7i5cel.aneous-Countrv.
EREYLOCK INSTiTUTE.-A few yclt!.
" f r. coniuec ne Jan D. $50 FOR ot.sG
r.iv 10 BSJ J. A!Li a. NJ, soIth Mhansto"n bsfA'he
| CoG'tI. Mas. ------.-
III ONE INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN, n. Y
A. E.s % otd FscAC4 Gau9s sld ~ Sg % f t-b
! Lad al GA en hlt. 3. W, '.L. -, ~ -
! AlYACK BONE INSTITUTE, for, both
,,rs Ian 4. r.isren.s rom patrons e.ergTaGn.
! % ''' '-'' M, NrsD r. ihR. Pnuc T.s
1 -
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STEAMBOATS, ano Aaiirod6s.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THE WEST -Pssssru sd Prsfhs
tor Ec~fork foot Of hberv Cosnees Of ssDeruns ys
fouih Bfsrch Hnptoa Junction with DEL Lex sDd West
R At afpsbgrs Lbgs sd bu.1aehsaas Dnaso ss VIII
iehgb VALLEY hosh Direct has T. Isnssrs hieaxh and -
Wssti alec Central Pssnsvvsais and ssv-Yo,s Stsa
WINTER ARRAN0RHeS1
eile SExp TKAN i,r Feniays-, Bson. Bsthssss sso
De.
e0OI n--wy Train for Pl.ra,A
FOO n-Wy Tram FOR Esst0n Bs'v8sr Niah Chnnt, WINS
barre ft,on hshaBoy tU Mt C. Hset0s Tssshslasss
norsHs Wa'ery Ie Comets Jeaos sta Del, I~ea sas
900 mboRSIso BIPpEs tav (.rsspt sasdaTs) Essos
AeaioEa Htrnsug ths Wat Sorerrs for
FennEtsn al Bssos Msgos Csaak W1s
Scranton, ke. with throos Daavls WDa.nsRSf
1890 a.. n.-Wv Tain for 50 s~rvlie.
l2;40 nExPEEss Tor nugtes Essiss, Bsb. Ahentosa
Bsueh Chunk hshsnoy IIty Hae VILE Re4t
Ing Colaubs, Lancaster. kDsra PSasVie, Harp51E Ne
23O nWsy Tram for LastSn. Css.suoaa, ssa Deyders
800 nWsy Train FOR EasOs AHeato-l, sa5 Aseck Csass
Copnses At Jsaehoo with Del, LlcL sB1 West n X
4;Q D.. n--Way Train Tor I. sai FleLa
6,0D D.-w.r Trim sof Pnas.lG. .
b;lJ pm-EVEsIsS EEPK1 FOR B3t01, Aen.o-n, us2o"
ChasA, Witsne ToSA0da ReAfn.. HArs0sz PsssfsS ta|
y:3J n-wsy Tr.'a for 'onerrls
Q sbi't.s5 e. n.-Wsf Tran. fot s0ssfune.
1880 p n -lgnigrsat-Ror Batoa
SJ5p m-WN Train or sons1.na
1900 n.-fer PlsinselJ.
9af S7,e.h a al5 9 sis $40. 2, 7.15, st5 $50;
1890. tI5. NJ 70 10. /, y 30 s. SiS1 5's1 -
4;15 4i3o4.45 o. 6;l6 30 $40, $40 Gao, 'Io fis~
'4'' w. i"'' INV n p RicKEs slpl Asd r,t
H. p. BApvls oeasr,l P.ss.a..y Ascs.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON and

STONlNGTON LINE for BOSTON and
~ Pk0YIDHNCk. .--
The ,tsunes and eoDnsoes SCISSORS AsRsGASssrT rses
Fnds from Pier SO North RIVER TO. Of
arriving ahead o. eli sser bses Tickets fsr As a
principal rarosd sseas4 he "a
wesot RIpress Co, and q 3l0 BrSadvaS
A. DR. vEAU, FREIGHT Agent fiLkiNS, GenL Pss AssS
D. y BABCOCk- rrssassS
VNHE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
CENTRAL kAiLRoAD COMPANY
Short lslp Ssyvs
Leave Hunters Pont TOO W--Bsbsies
Leave Hunters Point o. 30 n-fstsAsgas mail win pAss
attached
Leave Hunters Point q: 90 p a--estsAorus vsy train
Leave Hunters Psn Also n-PscAesus express With pss-
Attached ~
Leave Hunters Psls. s: 90 p ..-isi, v.y sr.i,
For psEieasn Sc eh, aud sea timetables Also fer traias b
and from fsGiugdAe Central Park Psk Bln.. 80.
Ss. sss. Ne. .s. e J.-s:.y 50
%. sspstss eftslss fS- a.s.sr. Peaa Ssssags
heeid 81 and Iss fssrA snss sssdsr
ssd al sia.isss "a $50 ssA 400 = vss nsAaS Is
iEwsS' - lsS &aS &Se. &c = Ia RA1T0S ~
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DHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH AM
i the NEW-jERsEY soUTHsRH RAILROAD
Pare from Eew-Yoti 70 PhilsdephA onv 81 rs.
MONDAY Oct 10 1874 the .tSunh an com
steamboats, JANE hoSELf sBI DAT STAR connecting
Sandy HOOK with all trains, viii
Leave SerYork from Pier g n. r.. foot ~ R@c,orst -
9:46 n.-tor Plsdelpb Long Bral.h, Ions River War
town. Ipckertor. VnelAnl an brd.etoa
400 u-For LSnz Branch. Toms RIVER Wsre'o"n. Braes
snd Tuelerton .,, ,..z-. -,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale. 81

Default havinu haan noda IN Ana condition nf .
certain lnortcaae made and dated on tho OATH dsv 81
August a. IS. fS74 nv iMI,us Grosae and Isabslla
sSSs.a M a. ,vica n X fIanna,1. "a
Stata - MMnas =. .as - Inhn na aaa
Er.sn.ioin 81 IN "a aforasaa Tnst
eauea snd N TX nfca ~ the Ren1stnr ~
heis IN and for Tia aontv ~ staarns IN MIMI
sots On ths a4th Sav ~ nyynst is74 at two
oscioer ?. in RcSk - a1ss ~ Mortaaaes naaes "a
and 24b whsrehv said Mnrtoaonrs c6nyaveG Ia said
Wnrtrsga. thn t, sui oi ISihsS land I.ina sa J
hsirs H. e ana stata III
80 ~ s " - u S ost =. ~ =.
NJ. ~ tIa St1 aast marta ~ s v
tio ~ I4e ons hnd r o
tvantvtva fSSSi c .hi..p tun fooI aa,
o.t ;t f41g soaa 1bene Ioz
f2ni ris thsnca Sast drtv oi rnds. thanca somtL
n TIT o1 sS y ~. ta ~. ants
tWouty tzVl EUbt W tu0 pace u DeSluulu&f COutAlu-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16
RAISING TURKEYS,

In general the raisers of turkeys
con6ne them too much, and thus pre-
vent them from obtaining the flies
and other insects which abound in
grass and on the sides of fences and
by small rivulets, &c. Most decided
ly the old turkey should be allowed
to roam with her young, and as for
feeding pepper or any other than
food, it is absurd. ,:-~@ =
As domesticated turkeys do not
meet with all the variety of insects,
DC, which abound in woods, they are
to be fed with some things which are
found to be good for them, and curds
are the best and cheapest food, boiled
eggs being also good, but are too OK.
pensive. III " i 7
It's owing to keeping young poul.
try on ground contaminated with
droppngs, and giving them no oppor-
tunity TO forage over fresh soil, that
80 many diseases attack them.
There Is no difficulty IN poultry
raising to any extent if they have
range over ground which is not poi
soned by the resort Of fowls liz toe
great numbers, and turkeys are SC
prone to roam that if they have iber
ty and common care is taken of them
they are sure to do we'll. IL ~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16
SUGAR BEETs RFATTENING SWINE.

Jonathan Talcott gives statement
in the Boston CuAivator of an expert
ment performed on a Suffolk pig
where sugar beets were largely en-
ployed for fattening. The animal
was about a year old and the feeding
on boiled sugar beets, tops and roots,
began on the 18th of August and was
continued three times a day until the
LIST of October, after which ground
feed was given, consisting of two parts
of corn and one of oats, three times
day, till the animal was slaughtered,
the meal being mixed with cold wa
ter. The result was, on the 18th of
August, when the sugar beet feeding
was begun, that the weight was 306
lbs; September LIST, 800 lbs; o.
tober list, $50 lbs; November LIST,
$40 lbs. This is the substance Of the
statement given, by which we per-
ceive that the increase the last Of Au-
gust, when fed on boiled sugar beets,
was at the rate of two pounds per day j;
the rate of increase on the food con-
tinued through September. When
fed on ground corn and oats, made
into cold slop, the gain for the next
fifty days was less than pound and
a half per day. 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16

Default having been madein the conditions Of a
certain mortgage made and dated the 2eth day
Of November. A. p. 1873 by Julius Crosse and Isa-
and State Of Minnesota, Mortgagors, to John G.
Kraenzlein, Of the county and State aforesaid,
Mortgage and recorded in the Office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds in and fos the county Of stearns in
1873, at O'clock 4. n, in book IF" Of mortgages,
pages 125 and 126, whereby said Mortgagors con
veyedto said Mortgagee the following described
State Of Minnesota, to-wit: The southeast quar-
hundred and tventy:three [l2Sl Of range thirty
three [ss containing one hundred and sixty acres,
said mortgage being given to secure the payment
Of the sum Of thirteen hundred dollars [$1S6o six
months from the date thereof, with interest at the
pei
note executed by the said Julius Crosse, bearing
even date with said mortgage and mentioned there
And whereas, there is claimed to be due and ow-
ing upon said, note and mortgage at the date Of
this notice the sum Of seven hundred dollars $0Ol
and interest thereon since August 24th, A. D:
Of twenty dollars l3 conditioned to be paid as at
torneys fees on foreclosure thereof and no suit or
collect said mortgage debt OF any part thereof;
Of power Of sale contained in said mortgage and
mortgage win be foreclosed by thesale the
land at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash. At the front door Of the Court
House, in the City of st. Cloud, in the county Of
at u O'Clock n, to satisfy the said mortgage debt
and the costs and expenses of this foreclosure.
Minneapolis Mimi, J AGEi 2 d 3s1 KRAEnz1E1N
Mortgage
VI
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16
FRECKLESLTHElR CURE.

The Herald Of Health gives this
remedy for what annoys a great many
people: Freckles are not easily
washed out of those who have ford
complexion and ale much in the sun
shine; but the following washes are
not only harmless but very much the
best of ANYTHING we know. Crate
horseradish fine, let it stand a few
hours in buttermilk, then strain and
use the wash night and morning. Or
squeeze the juice of a lemon into
half goblet Of water. and use the
same way. Most of the remedies for
freckles are poisonous, and cannot be
used with safety. Freckles indicate
a defective digestion, and consist in
deposits Of some carbonaceous or fatty
matter beneath the scarf skin. The
diet should be attended to, and
should be of a nature that the bowels
and kidneys will do their duty. Daily
bathing with much friction, should
not be neglected, and. then Turkish
bath taken occasionally, if it is con-
venient.
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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 N. r. Harrington and 8. F. Harrington, his
wife, Mortgagors unto J. !. Case Co., Mortgages,
dated June 5, 1874 and duly recorded in the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds in and for the county of
June, 1874 at II O'Clock A. H., in Book "F of Mort
cages on pages 216 217 and 2l8 which was given to
secure the payment of promissory note Of even
date Herewith, payable June 1876 for the sum of
$4,000, with interest till paid at y per cent;
And whereas, there is claimed to be due and Is
mortgage. the sum Of Two Hundred and Seventy
Five Dollars, besides an attorneys fee of twenty
five dollars c0venlnted to be paid in case offorecos-
ure Of said mortgage;
And whereas no action or proceeding at law or
otherwise Ia. been instituted to recover the debt
Therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF the power Of sale therein contained and the stat
ute In such case made and provided said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale Of the premises therein
described to-w1t: All that tract Or parcel of land
lying and being in the county of Stearns and State
Of Minnesota, known and described according to
the United States Government survey as the south
east quarter Of Section No. Fifteen ISL in Town
ship No. One Hundred and Twenty-fYe f26fnorth,
Of Range No. Thirty-hve 1851 west being 100 acres,
ct public auction, at the front door Of the Court
House, in the CITY Of st. Cloud, in stearns county
sI H1s6isij ~ THE NINTH DAY or OCTOBER,
~3zs.5 Us A. D. 1876, =: :,.,'
at two o'clock in the afternoon, to pay and satisfy
said mortgage debt said attorneys fees and all 9TH
J. I. CASE co.,
,sI -.-'-.. 49,, ra,t Mortgages,
GEORGE GEISSEL,
Sheriff of stearns Co., MINI.
L. w. COLLINS, Attorney. aug26-7w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16
FRENCH NODE or sFLECTING HORs.

A Paris correspondent Of the Lam
caster Farmer says The purchasers
of horses for the French army al
ways endeavor to obtain . first look
at the animal when he is tranquil
and in stable; noting if the animal
supports itself equally well on all Its
legs, and if one seems to yield, to
specially examine it; attention is
then directed to the ilargeness Of the
pupils Of the eye, which ought to be
moro dilated when in the stable than
when exposed to full light. After
the animal has been led out Of the
stable, tho eye ought to be again ex-
amined to observe if the pupil has
contracted, if not, the sight lis feeble.
Others, to test the power of vision,
feign to strike the forehead with the
hand. IF the hollow over the eyes
be profound, and the temple gray, old
sge is to be concluded. Wounds
about the temple suggest attacks Of
staggers, and when the end Of the
nose presents circular scars, it may
be concluded that the horse has been
twitched with cord to insure his
quietness while being shod, or having
had to submit to some painful opera
ton.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16
CURING SELF-NIILKERS.

OF mechanical means there is, sim
plest of all, the tying of a hard wood
stick, sharpsned at each end, across
the horns. An inveterate selfmilker
will soon learn that the ends of the
stick are pointed, and will display
great perseverance, and ingenuity in
turning her head down so that she
can get at her milk without hurting
herself: An effective way is to put a
circingle around her body, and at
tach straps thence to each of her
horns. And the New York Tribune
gives another simple plan which is
found to be effective. Take two old
ox-bows and fit each in piece of
hard wood, say 2x3 inch stuff, IA
'uches long, tying these single yoke
pieces on her neck, to stand about q
foot apart. Then connect the hard
wood pieces by oak pieces like ladder
rungs and screw upon the bows, on
each side, slender pin of hickory,
pointed at the end, extending back to
rest upon her sides. The hard wood
pieces should be cut out, so as not to
hurt the neck. -