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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
Origin Ct the Spices.

Nutmeg is the kernel of a small,
snoo II, pear shaped fruit that grows
On a tree IN the Molucca Islands and
other parts of the East. The trees
commence bearing in their seventh
year, aud continue fruitful until they
are seventy or eighty years old.
Around the nutmeg, or. ker, el, is a
bright brown shell This shell has a
soft scarlet covering, which, when fl VI
tened out aud dried, is known a. mace.
The best nntnegs are solid, and emit
oil when prlcked with u pin.
Ginger il the ru OF a shrub frat
known in Asia, aud now cultivated in
the West Indies and Sierra Leone
The stem grows three or tour feet
high. and dIes every year. There are
two varieties of ginger, the white and
black caused by taking more or less
care in sc Getting aud preparing the
roots, which are always dug III winter,
when the stems are w.thered. i he
| white is the best.
Cinnamon is the inner bark of 4
beautiful tree, native OF Cey Ion, that
gro@s from twenty to thirty feet in
height, and lives To he centuries old.
lloves-native TO the Molucca l.
lands, and so called from seinhlance To
nail (elavis). The East Indians call
them "changkek, from the Chinese
''techengkia" fragrant na'ls). They
grow on straight, smooth-barked
tree about fnrty feet high Cloves are
not fruits, bat blossoms. gathered be-
tore they are quite untolded.
Allspice- berry SO called because
it combines the oior Of several spices
grows abundan,ly on the beautiful
allspice, or bay berry tree, native ni
South America and the West Indies
a slugle tree has been known To pro-
luce one hundred aud fifty pounds OF
berries. They are purple when ripe.
Black pepper is made by grinding
the dried berry OF a climbing vine ma
tive TO the East Iniies. White pep
per il obtained from the same berries
freed from their hu>k or rind. Red or
cayenne pepper in obtain d by grind
my the scarlet pod or seed vessel OF a
tropical plant chat is now cultivated in
| all parts OF the world
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
Lazinsss ami Health.
IFrom the H.rs,d Of Health. J


Oar experience is that large
mum ger of girls ailments are due to
dieness, aud the conse quent ennui
md that ths nerve forces are az s. H.
destructive as an unstrained LOGON. :
i've engi 10 woul | be which if no
properly directed, would irilre
everything with which it came in
oontac', or so m cripple itself. We
nave seen lamentahle instances Of
girls among the mid lie classes VIII !.
% ilv and mOr,l heal b had been
mined by ignorant parents. The
'trong, rlgh'-m ndsi erIs are those
who have hen well educated al,
,chool or CT ge, and who are con-
'tantly engaged 10 work for them
selves or Others, who are employed
It drawing sculpture, languages, or
wen science wh;l, the sickiy, com.
claiming creatures, who are ever on
the doc or's hand, are those who
are doing nothing. One ofthe worst
chronic cases of hysteria We have
e7er known was cured Immediately
hpon the young lady being required
TO take charge of her fathers house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

The WAY HE CURED Her. Nearly
oil COMMUNITIES have such persons
As the one described Oy an exchange
10 ths following paragraph. Oar OBJ
oct in repuhll> hing the item is 10
give other suff ,rers the Inneciicut
mans recipe for curing the COM
plant:
An a man up in Connecticut had
u poor, cranky bit of a wife, VIII
regularly once week got up in the
night and invited the family to set
ner die. She gave away her things
spoke her last words, made her peace
With Heaven, and then ab ut she.
got up in the usdtl way and disap-
pointed everybody By going at her
h0nseh' | l dntIes as if nothing had
happened. The old man get sick OF
1t NAL y, and went out and got b
cOftin, u real nice cashmere shroud,
wreath OF i'm m nrttll y with Fare
We Mary Ann" worked in, and u
handful OF silver plated screws. Lay.
ing The screw driver beside the col
section. he invited her to Just boiler
die once more, DO it," said DO, land
IN You g, anu this farewell business
Is over" Mary Ann is at this IA :
ment baking buck wheat cakes for
large and admIring fam L., while
they dry apples in the coffin Up ID
the garrett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
CHERIFF'S SALE Me- ef al

On Execution State of Wisconsin, county of Grant
In iTcuit Court tor the County OF Iowa JOSEPH
Gundry plaintiff Newell N. Jones. John X
Jones and Frank Z. XII kpstrick DEF, ndants
Ry virtue Of an execution issued ont of and under
the seal OF the circuit OF the county OF Iowa
and state of Wisconsin, upon jSdgu en rendered
the 18th day of October ls74 ein Joseph 6undry
o aint n trd Newell n. Jones, John X. Jones an,
Frank c. kIrkpstr are defendants ia favor of ia
siutitfs, ana against the defendants for tn sun
VI five hundred aud six ~ two dollars aud seventy
cents tS512 16) aud whereas the said judgment Wa.
dncketed ia the c.srks ufSe of 0rAnt inty III,
- Gay of Uctnber, D. 1874 ami toI OF -ufi
Gent personal pTopet. TO satisfy the same, and by
recti N of p.siutn alto nty. have this day
upon ali the right. title and Interest VIII. oh
ceitndsnt kr t'k kirkpatrick hah the 18th day
OF October ls4 has since acquired to the io OWING
- ~ estate - w.t. East AFT % south iusr
southwest Iarter OF southwest quarter, section NJ
tweat5 20 town I'VE o., range - ais
northwest quarter OF twenty tix aud east hiIi oil
northeast quarter at section twenty ,Z7j town
nEe o.. range one west, and northwest quarter o,
southeast quarter OF section No. twrnt, -eIght s.
town i've (OL range Il west also west halt OF
town five to- range ~ wts; which l shs'I sen
at pubic auction 10 The highest bidder. for cash al
the front door OF the court house 10 the village OF
Lsc1ster in Grant County. the I2.h dsy February
1870. at the hour OF one p.
Dated at the Sheriffs "f1ce in The village of Ian
Caster. Grant uuty, Wisconsin. this day of De-
ecu brr 1874 T. CARRIEa Sheriff Grant Co.
HESEY sNIIH. Pitts Atty. Minerai Point. alive
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

Executors Sale In the matter of the estate OF Keren
Murray. deceased
Notice 10 hereby given that by virtue and in pur
lBce of ord nf license made in the ab nat
by the County Judge of Grant c4unty, Wisconsin
will sell ut pub c suction TO the highest bdter fu
cash. on the premi@ss on sa urdty, the 9th day
January l-75 two O'Clock ia the aiternb IN, tn,
foil wing described lands. with the aPpurtenahces
situated ia the of Hazel Green ia Grant county
aforesaid tpwit part OF the west hif OF the south
west On. rter OF sectioR thirty two q 10 town
nth VI range one west, and bounded follows,
wit: 90 nmencing at tue SOU n west of sal
eighty acres It Themes north thirty Chains 50 L.
center of pub ic high way thence south As deg
20 min east. along said highway twenty six chain
and seventy links t2h 70J 10 east boundary oi
lot; theLCe south tw I've CHAINS aud Nv nty five Ls'
az, 25J To southeast crner OF said ~; themes
twenty CHI. to the place OF beginning. contain
ing forty two aud one iOuIth SAFE 10
III nee DC ock p IN
Dated December "a 1874.
l0wl NICHOLAS MURRAY, Executor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

GIVING THE FARM FULL CREDIT -
The farm is cAled upon TO furnish q
residence for the farmer and. gener-
ailg, for his hired laborers the flour
meat, poultry, eggs, butter, milk
fruit, vegetables. consumed by the
family, hired belp and visitors hor
SOS fo' riding or driving when need
ed. etc. These items are not Away
credited to it, when the business OF
the year is footed up.
A merchant saves TO his family the
profit on the articles consumed by
them which they obtain from hir
store. In some cases this is an i'm
pOrtant item. but not near so much
so as the products of farm consum.
ed by the farmers family.
1t farmer had his residences off
the farm, which shonl have only the
bull iings necessary ior the animal
kept on it if all the laborers employ
ed furnished their own board. il
everything produced on the farm
was sol the accounts coGl then be
kept with it, as most residents of Cit
les have to oalculs'e their profits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
SHERIFF. SALE -OsrRA>DAR (, al

Force State of Wisconsin Iunty of 3rant-ss
JAG 0-trander administrator OF the estat 0
John Veneer. de etsed, p'aptf, vs.. John
Ostrand-r, HGr zee Ostrander and j. " Walker de
fend tnts In ircus Cour' for Grant County, Wis.
ny virtue and iu pursu NE of IdSement
order of forociosu AMI sale rendered in tho Abov
entitled action oy said eau at the september
1874 thereof on tn 9th day OF Sert. d. 1874
snail, Oh SA rUKoAY, THE 13D DAY % JAN uAkY
A. D. 1910, at OCT ia the afternoon at III
front door of the court in the village of Ian
in said county, fir for sale ard sell at pub
sucti IN - the highest bidder. for cash. the foowD
described mOrtxaged premises, sItu sted, lying
being in tn county of Grant and state % Wi cUns
wit the south~es quarter of ths southwest guar
ter OF section eighteen Iol; Also the west haf til
northwest quarter OF section nineteen t9l, AL III tow
seven q nOI tn "f range two y west.
dated this 8th day OF December, lH7I, at the sheriff
Office, Lsncast r. " isconsn. L. CARRIER.
L j. WouLLEY. Il sAti'y, 3oG6 She n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
ESTATE-WILMARTu.

lu the matter of the Estate OF Nathaniel Wimart
deceased In Pr I04te -Grant County Court.
On reading aOd ing tie petition Esth'
Wimnrth, rspr.sentiLg among other things til
Carlos N. Wilmsrth, the executor Imtd in iiIe ia
will snd Testament of aid Nathaniel WiImarth
ceased, has reust 70 ACCEPT said and quaiiS
executor aud praying hat letters of adunistr
ton with the vii annexed OF the e-tate of said
ceased be granted INTO rnomss Brook, of BoscOue
in thu county ei Grsut.
tits ordered that said petition be heard before th
Judge of this court, Tuesday, the It'll day :,
January. A. D 1919, at l O'Clock p m, at Lancaster
10 said county
ordered further, that notice thereof be tiven ID
heirs OF saId deceased aud all per Jns intereste
by publishing copy of this order Tor three succe
weeks prior tn said day of hearing ia the Gran
County Herald ekly newspaper, printed and put
lished at Lancaster ID said county
By the 'iourt, WI Nc iONIGAI.. Co. Iudce.
Dated at Lancaster, vie, the l4th day OF Decembe
A D. 1874. lOy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

rs FATE nUNsoN.
WILLIAM RITTER.
J )HN L PARKER,
FREUE LEX u. FITCH.
iapars

In Prnbste-9rant County Court In the Matter OF
the Estate of Mark Muuson deceased
On reading and fling the petition OF say Munson
of the cIunty of drsut. represen ing ing other
things. that Mark Musson, late of the county OF
Irsnt on the II day of November A D.. 1914 ~
Patch Grove, Grant county. died intsstata, leaving
goous, chatt'es and estate within this State
''ounty and that the said p-titi Is the widow
said deceased and praying that administration OF
said estate be to her AMI George Bslantins granted
IL is ordered that said petition b. heard he the
Judge Of this court. ruesl ay, the 10 day Of
January, 1875, ut ono O'Clock p. m at Lancaster
in said County.
Urderr 'her that notice thereof be given he
heirs said deceased. and to all persons terebted
by publishing copy of th. order Tor three success
rive weeks prior to aid lay of hearing, in he Gran,
County Herald e.kiy new sp tper printed and pub
tisked at lancaster in said County.
By the court,
WI McGoNIGAL, County J udge.
Dated at Lancaster. Wis the 2lst day of Deem
Der A. D. 1874. 4lu3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
SHERIFF. 5 oALE-WoRDRy.

vn exvcut On state Isconsiu county vi GRANT
cIrGuIL uIt Uttv 0InAe, p.aIallffs against
DI.Zs AZ A. nOIuvu ueIoaIant.
DS tue vi u eAccutVu tssuuu out Of aud undci
the SIGcuit Soatt aVr uraaL COUNT,
upJu q JUG meat gu asLsce court uSIv.e
ASnl, seas, uus .. lilo Just4~es tne Jeace
aau sad ~ IA IstVr ,slala.n ma
az IeIvneat appears " Lnc transcript
tuu ludSuacu h.eti olnso Lue Z eI n .. tlo
Ca IA. LVuat Cuunty dfa1t. have IL, Iotie.
upou IfsaE, .lte and intel LCn to auIe
dat, D.aLI,,a nUIdcn. Or tvsS e.alauIn- uaueI
n.ul, had IA otI DAY VI AptI, % .J % al auy
.le tLoi ea.Lr, .0"las uoserlu&a prOpet 4,
u va. hat 'utnsesL Yaa1t>l, suS4i0I
ses euIoon 10. tow tnIoe loy, IaLso soar ~ ~est
eASegS .sCIc oV.suWcoL Gutuur .uUI cvI
anu vi nlI Va svdtuUast
.ual let uI scSeLtova t..b Gusa talsu
Oh Idng- ~ ~Ss., nait
" Gao. niIt uait iIrast ia .rteI vi
ectIJa euteeu, vnh .n.et5J iaAse ~ ~on,
DcI..s IA tns I0anLJ UiHut, Statv
cousin, an4sa eHai paDiIc aactI ~
n.e Di,u,r, easu, al tuo
Ia tIle s'.sasc LsuIas.eI,
y. Tue .tu day vi Jauaafy, .oia, Vi
Voa
vat 4. sue sheriff oil 20 Ihis 2gLh day OF UcIs
bel, tost. OAaaI2a,
SheTlh vi uIent uvnLty.
| BAABER CLEMENrsoN. Piaiu.I. AZ 80. ,@6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

BREATHING THRoUGH TIE MOUTH.
"A fact which cannot be too ire
"a ntly impressed r. the mind, says
ne Science Of FL oih, is "ttat the
pernlcious habit of bresl hing through
the mouth while l,eping or waking
Is very hurtfuI. There are many
persons who sleep wi ii the mouth
'pen. and do not know it. They
may g. to i -ep with it Il '.ed, ana
awake with it closed but if the
mouth is dry and par he'd on waking
Il Is a sign that it has been open dur
ing sleep. S 'oring il another sure
sign This habit shoLl be overcome.
At ell lime, except when eating,
irinkiug. or speaking, keep th,
mouth firmly closed, AMI breath
through the nostrl,, and retire with
firm determination TO conquer
the nostrils are the proper breath
ing apparatus-nnt the mouth A
man may inh /, poisonous gas :
through the mouth without being
aware of it, but not through ,be nose "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
IfSrA rE-FAG.N.

IL Probate. ant Cvunty Curt In the matter OF
the estate of Patrick fagau, deceased. To ali
whom 10 may concern
Notice Is hereby given that We, the subscribers
were III, sisr day OF December. s7+, appointed
aud Commissioned by the Judge OF the County court
OF abe county of Grant, commissioners to receive ex
anime ad adjust ali claims aud demands all D.
ag last said deceaA cd tuat six mouths ru m
and after laid Art day OF December, 1874 have be-
allowed aud intel by said u tOI creditors al
said deceased 10 presvn' IT, il u just
mopt and allowance. that W. will on the 9th day OF
t"bruaiy. 1919, AMI IN the 2lst day of uRe, $50
the late resid~"ee Ut said Patrick tagan decea ed
the town OF Pstch drive, IN the couuty of Grant
"hcon- in atteud t. tbs dlsIh4r. duties as
oHmise iJnefs as aforesaid between the hours o .
o'clvck a anc - cIucE D. IN. on each Of said DAYS
Dated December ~, 1874.
TH)' AS NAGLE. sR
GRO. 6ALL,NrINE,
J.MES DUNNELLY,
lwi a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
IrSrATE -G.R,IN.

Ia Probate. Grant County. Wisconsin 10 the matter
OF the estate Of MUses Garvin. deceased. To all
waom il concern.
Notice is hereby given that we, the subscribers
were the z list day OF December, d 1874 appointed
And commissioned by the Judge of the Cou.Iy Court
OF the county OF Grant, Commissioners receive ex
anime and ADJUST Il. aims Of AL persons az the
said Moses Gavin deceased that six (nl months
from aud after sand 3st day of december 1874 have
been lowed aud li.nted for all creditor. of sal.
d-cea+ed 20 present thvr aims to Us Tor examna
tlOn aud allowance. and thai we will, on the 2its
days March and June. a ID 1873, at the stor,
OF John Parker, in the tOwu of Woodmau in said
county of Grant, each OF days att no to the
sidcharge Of our duties as commissioners aforesaid.
Dated december y, 1874.
WILLIAM RITTER.
JOHN L PARKER,
FREUE~IGK u. FITCH.
VI
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Estate RlECK.

In the matter of the estate Of Otto Rick decease
In Probate Grsnt County Court. To ali whom
may cOncern
were, the zlst day OF December, l37i, appOinte
and missioued by the Judge OF said cOurt .Ommi
u0uers to receive examine Rud adjust all claims ~
demands of all gstsons against the sad decea-e'
that six t6l months FIR IN after sail dty hav
osen u loved aud limited for creditors TO prtsei
heir ans - us tor examination and allOwauc
and that " II saturday the 10th day OF JaI
usry, 1879 aud Satu day, The 20th dAy Of June, 1871
at the b ur of 10 clock a. Of each of said day
respectively, vt the Ufi Q OF the First Nation Ran
vi BJsc,bel in the ,ity of 'seoboi. Grant &C mt
Wiz. attend to the discharge of duties COMM
sionvrs aforesaid. . IL MhYER.
j McIAUHH IN.
Dated Dec ~, 1874. ANTON hIER.N
llw4 Z. mnIis onei
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cgCcema ion has again been per.
formed at d esden, in toe same for
nscs 10 which the body of Lacy
Dixie vas consumed. The body was
that of the wife of 8 German physi-
clan. The hall around the furnace
was decorated with fIwers. No
clergymen could be found to take
part in the ceremony. 50 the propri-
etor of the furnace delivered briei
address. Tne process of cremation
was screened from the eyes of friends
by an iron door, but was witnessed
by o few scientific men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07
ESTAlE IAMsEY.

la probate--Grant County Court In the matter 4
the Estate OF Robert RAMSEY. deceased
On reading aud fl ing he petition OF william
Ramsey, administrator OF the estate of Rjbe
Ramsey, deces. ed representing among other thin
that he has fully administered said estAt
and praying that time and place be fixed
examining aud silIwng his accodnt Of his
ml uistra ion.
Ii is ordered that said account be examine by til
Juuge This Court. on Monday The nth dsy Of Jai
uary next Gu -uing at O'Clock in the AFTERNOON
the PROBATE Office, at Lancaster, in said County
And 1t 10 further ordered that notice thereof
given To all perrous interested, by pub shihg cot
Ui this order three successive weeks prior
day of hearing in the Grant CUu ty Hers d. week.
Newspaper printed and Ibliuhed at Lancaster iH
county. ~ the Court,
Vim. MCGONlGAL County Judge,
Da cd at Lancaster, Wis, the 2st uay of DeceuIbe
A. D. 1874. 4Iv
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eA.A series OF experiments has
lately bsen made By the Russian gov.
eram got with reference 20 the use OF
electricity for the head gbt of 'co-
mo ives, battery of for'y-eight ele-
m n 8 making every thing distinct
on the railway track TO distance OF
over 1900 feet.
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Ceaal Notices.
u VI MONS-CoNNELY.

Circuit Court in and rorsGrant County, Wiscensn-
James Bradley. plaintiff Jan 4. Cokne.y and
VI artha C0nueiy. defend tnts
he tate of \ iscnnsin the defendants here
ued You are hereby summoned aud required Il
answer the complaint il this &C ion. which died
in The Office the Clsrk OI said Court at Lancaster
ia said -vuhty and To serve copy of your Il
said com liant the subscribers. this office, IL
the vi iage Of Lancaster. In SAIL ty, within
twenty days after the service hereof OF iht
day OF such services aud II ycu TAI the SAID
complaint within the time afvr said tn plaintiff IL
this actin sili Apply the court Tor the reiiei de-
manded la the comp, ,lnt
Dated December 18th. 1874
BAR SER d CLEMEN csoN,
Avs P,aRiiff. Atter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-01-07

E@-D phtheria. acc prdln! TO tht
report of the Sanitary c ,mmittee OF
the Board of Health, is Caused b,
the incubation of the air passage.
with the diptheritic poison, which.
from this point, iRfpcls the whol
system the zeal inf ANN ation il :
tended with the formation of mem
brane (exudation); the fever and
general ~ mptoms are the resrI OF
this zeal ilfec i'm IL is q contag-
ious disease, Induced by contact With
obj sets aad persons infected. In or
binary cases the poison begins to sct
as soon as it lodges upon the tissues
but produces Only slight eff cts for
a few days. Af.erward there ~ grea,
prostration. dryness of the throat
pain in swa living, the glands swe
and the throat becomes led, with
patches of white. Ii the symptoms
do not subslde after few days. the
local lOfi ann alton increases, aud ex.
udatiOn rapidly tOllnws.