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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15
Raise Mo- Parslips.

The value Of parsnips for feeding
purposes has heretofore, by many
farmers, been under. estimated. By re.
feriny to Schenk's Gardeners Text
B,ok, we see it stated that the pars.
nip has many valuable qualities which
commend it to both farmer and garden:
er. Hogs and bullocks are fattened
up'n It in very short space Of time,
and The flesh is considered Of superior
favor; while in COWS it produces an
ex'ra"rdiniry yield OF milk, having a
rich color. and affording butter of ex.
cel'ent quality.
The culture Of parsnips is largely
extending in France for cattle feeding,
and as an ordinary garden, vegetable
it is also in great demand; the soil
that suits beets will satisfy parsuip.
When the plants are five AMI fifteen
inches high. respectively, they are
weeded aud hood; the leaves are cut
in the month # 8 S'ptember, and allow.
ed to fade FIR twenty. four hours before
heing given to the cattle; the r,ots
can he taken no during the winter as
required; frost does them no harm
the ration is, sixteen pounds. three
times a day. and the roots are cut ;
when given to pigs, they ought to be
cooked. In the west Of France the
parsni? replaces oats for horses, and
heing nutritive, all animals quickly
pn, on flesh when fed on this root.
Wick, in one Of his annual catalogues,
says that, for feeding cattle, no root il
superior to the par~uip. In the island
IF Guernsey, few years since. and
perhaps the same state Of things still
"xists. pigs and cattle We're almost en-
'irely f.ttened on this root. We have
always thought that American farmers
did not realize the value of this root.
The great advanta :e in raising this
root il, that it can be left in the
ground, and dug in spring, when need.
ed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

Brigham Young, Salt Lake City
,rrcspondent Of the Detroit Free
Press says. acknowledged during 70
cent cnnver a,ion that the MOrmons
will soon emigrate to New Mexico or
Ariz,na. Mr. Young admitted that
Congress snd the courts had begun to
make the situation Of the Mormon
bre,hern in Salt Lake City rather un-
pleasant. but asserted that the direct
cause Of the removal Was a revelation"
which disclosed that the outlet uf Salt
Lake wa- filling with a dep, ,sit Of salt
which. in less than f.. years, would
cause IN innnd ,tion Of the present site
Of Salt Lake City.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

The Rochester Union gives an in
stance Of success in farming US an illus
tra,ion "f what Can b. accomplished on
the pra,ries Of Minnesota 4 farmer
who came to this state twenty Year.
ago. bringing with him a few young
cattle and 500 in gold. has n"w nine
eighties. or ~ acres Of ,ich f.rminy
land in Olns,ead county He has a
large quantity Of live stock. farm i'm
pl' n'ents and machinery aud sub<tan
tial farm buildings o" which he ha
an insurance OF $40 600 Fl. has l's'
by accident fire. and disease. more prop
erty than he brought int" the state,
but his real estate aud personal proper.
ty are to day Worth over and above all
indebtedness, at least $40 900. He
has accum uiated tlis comfortable for
tune upon his farms, BY means Of pat.
lent industry and perseverance
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

WINDOW Reporfer::- The grasshop-
pers are comme"c. ny to march. They
have destroyed pretty much. all the
crops. Corn has suffered the leas.
bat they are working on that very
badly. Mr. J. +. Bean Of w. ssbro'k
was in town an Saturday. and sa,>
that. Notwithstanding the rep"rt that
the 'hoppers sre dying IN great mum
Der. they are so thick that it any have
died they are not mies-d. lie thinks
not kernel will be raised il that par
Of Cottonwood oounty, aud Mr.. Bean
is reliabie anh"rity.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15
OPENING THE BLACK HILLS.

Washington, June 8-The House
Committee on Iudian affairs to-day sn.
thorizsd Representative Page to report,
with recommendation OF passage. the
j"int resolutions introduced declaring
the Black Hills open to exploratio"
and settlement.
The joint resolution also declares
that the true intent and meaning OF
the treaty Of April 29'h. 1868 is that
white men are not excluded from
travelling over or settling on any ror
tion Of Wyoming J Territory not i"c'ud
ed within the boundries of the peru'a
"ent Sioux reservation established by
the second article OF treaty.
The committee add a proviso that
this act shall not be construed to uff CT
the right Of the Indians to nunt the
Black llill's country. [Dispa'ch.
BRINE THAT WILL PxEssRvE Bur
TER A YEAR.-Amony the many devi
ces for keeqing butter in manner
that will preserve the fresh. rosy favor
Of new. with all its sweetness. is the
following fiom the Duchess Farmer ;
To three gallons Of brine strong enouy"
to bear an egg, add y quarter OF a
pound Of nice white sugar and table
spoonful Of -a|tpeter. Boil the brine.
aud when cold strain carefully. Make
your butter into rolls, and wrap each
separately in a clean. white mu-'i"
cloth. tying up with string. Pack
large jar full. weight the butter down,
and pour over the brine until all is
submerged. his will keep really good
butter perfectly sweet aud fresh tor
whole year Be careful not to put mp
IN ice, butter that you wish to keep
for any length of time. In summer
when the heat will not admit OF bu'ter
being made into rolls, pack closely i"
mn II jars, and, using the same brine.
allow it to cover the butter to the
depth Of ut least four inches. This
excludes tn. air aud answers very
nearly as we'll as the 6rst method suy .
gested.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

The National Republican Couven
tion met in Cincinnati yesterday.
There are 754 members. ,'quiring 378
to nominate. Ballbting would not
commence till to day, probably not till
tomnrrow.
Reports indicate that the cautest will
he fierce one. All figuring Of re.
suits is mere guess work.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15
THE GAZETTE.
VIM. 3. -HERRIoTT.
Editor and Publisher.
Illness Of ]. G. Blaine.

Just as Mr.. Blaine approached the
Congregational church, last Sunday
Morning he had an attack that, at the
time, was supposed to be apoplectic.
He almost Immediately became uncon-
scious aud remained 80 6se hours. In
the evening he commenced to revive
and was able to recognise those around
him. It was found TO be case Of sun
stroke, caused by the excitement, over
work loss Of rest aud terrible mental
strain that be has undergone during
the last few weeks. When it became
known that the attack was not spoplec
tic his friends were relieved Of all seri
Gus apprehensions that it might result
fatally. Since he began to revive be
has steadily aud rapidly improved and
by this time, is probably nearly recov
cred.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

There rs an unusually large ntimbar
Ut s:eerage Passengers g'"nx to Eu
rope this .pr'nx. ln'.luiy to Great Brit
ain, but not u lew to G.rm,uy' 1t 10
probable that the great:r part are leav.
'ng this country with no pur:ose to
return. aud in consequence of the do.
PRESTON IN oa~i,,css: enose who 20
t., Great Britain will fiud like coadi.
ton Of affairs there.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15
NOTICE..
q. 3. LAND OFFICE.

U. S.L&ED OFFICE.
Redwood Fall Minn., Nay 18th 1876.
Complaint having '-"n n'rrd ut this Office by
'elnh i.Beehe aga''.t lam. Tsnmsny ar aha n"n-
ng his H"mestad Entry. M. l7o d,i.d January ID
1873, upon the South West quarter
rction =. Township 113 Range ~. in iincnln
""nty. minnesota. with Wv I" the ranc~ l,ati"n
said entry the said parties arr hereby summon
d I" appear at This "tfi"e the liih dav "t Jun"
Nc At 10 "'cl"ck An. t" respon and furnish
t. stim"n. concei ning said ,'lse~d abandonment.
FES +. SMITH, Register,
IS WN Fl. KELLY. R+ceivsr.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

The Secretary OF the Masonic relie,
association. last week forwarded Mrs
W. N, Gill. Of Wabasha, y check tor
about 81 0O0-her hu-Band who died
recently in San Diego, California. De-.
ing member entitled her to the beue.
fits Of the orxsniZati"n.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

The Army and Navy Journal ex-
presses the feeling Of profound and u"
mi,igated disgust entertained by the
officers Of army and navy At the i"ves-
tiga,ions which incompetent cammi,see
Of the house are Carrying 90.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15
NOTICE..

U.s.. Land Of1cs,
Redwood Falls. Mimi. II y IL. 1871.
compliant having bern entered at this Office BY
i, na ,'ruine his Hos,cstr.d E.try NJ 81. d,t.d
Jul. % 1872. upon the south East quarter Of :,
ion Z Tow ~.shp 49, Range ~ IN i.iuc'ln count,
.irn-s,,tA. with view I" tn" canc.lati"n ri ssi.
.ntrv: the xni'i parti. hereby summoned t."
appear at this Office the 26h LAY ii June. 1876.
II o'clock ~, t" rrsp"n't and fu rnish testimony
oncerning rs.d alleged Abandonment
b. +. Smith, Rrgister.
IS W. II. KELLY, Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

In Southern CaIltora'a you may sse
On piaius and mi, thousands Ut sheep,
zach f,ck Or band, say thousand, are
q halt d'zs" duSys Vt u prcuiar breed,
whUss prusrn,turs We're Imported trVm
the sheep pastures vi the Did World.
these dos take the entire Care Uf tho
sheep, drive thcm to pasture III the
.uutu,"y. keep them frou 81 rayiny dur
'Ls The uay, aud br.ug theur hume At
.,l.ht.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

It il reported that rich vein OF
g"ld. bearing quartz has been discover
I'd At Virginia City. the central mi"
ing district OF Nevada. and that it a..
says several thausaud dollars per ton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

TIE MUSICAL WoRED for May is At hand,
and contains besides seven pieces Of music
an unusual amount Of valuable reading
matter. No musical family can afford to be
without copy Of this valuable magazine.
Specimen copies are sent for fifteeu cents.
Subscription price 3l.5O PER year.
Address the Publishers,
8. BRAlyARD's Soxs,
r. Cleveland, o.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

Ex. Lieut-Gov Yale, one Of the
Minnesota delegates to the National
Convention, started to Cincinnati last
Friday but wasfcalled back on account
Of sickness in bis family. His alter.
nate will take his place.
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NOTICE.
U.s. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Falla. Ninn.,
Nav 9Th HR7R

U.s. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Fxlla. Ninn.,
May 18th 1s76.
Complaint having heen entered at this Office ly
evils Carlsirsm against Peter Sw"n.son Ior,bnn.
.ninR his Hous-s'rnd rntry. No. 67S3' dstrdl g:
81. o, on the n"r'h east 4 Of SECTION 10 Town.
.Aip ia. Rvngr a. in Yellow MedicincCounty Mime
with vi v T.. the cancellation Of said entry
SAID parties are hereby summoned I" . pear A.
lis nhc- the 18th day "f JnJy. 1876. At 10
':.ock &.N t" r'apon.l and furnis, tes' imony con
..rning said alleged si~ndonm-nt
RE>. F. WITH, Rrgsst~r.
IS WV. H. kELLY Rpcriyar
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WATSON'S
Select C'rcul sting Library.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
w. 'Ir T'ox*T'}' Mo r'cx'''.S 3. No TICKETS.
$500. $500 500
WATSON'S

TRANSIENT RATES.
l. The smallest charge il 10 cents:
nd bv the week 15cts: If hook j.
:ept longer than one week, Bets da>
additional will be chareed.
2. Books NAV he exchangrd It nle..
ure, h"t Volumes ont must he r.
nr"ed before Others can he taken.
3 STRANGERS must deposit the valne
f'he book when taken which amonn.
I'll be refunded less charges on its ,e.
urn.
I. Rocks lost. or defaccd mnst he
aid for hefnre others can he drawn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

A bill Was some time ago reported
in the house of representatives dena-
tiona,izine Americans who bny. ow"
or sell slaves IN foreiyn countries
Since the introduction IF the bill the
committee on foreign affirs have recei
we'd from many eminent persons i
England and Germany letters urging
the passage Of the measure. and ex-
pressing the belief that If It becomes a
law here the example will be followed
by similar legislation in other conn
tries, and that a strong blow will thus
be stru"k at the existence Of 81 avery
everywhere. A large number o'
americans residents abroad. somc oi
them owning or hiring numbers Of
slaves in planning operations, viii he
affected by ttis bill, if it passes.-[Pio
neer- Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

Duluth harbor was relieved Of the
ice blockade on Monday last. A day
or two previous there was gorge ex
tending twenty miles.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

The competitive examination Of can.
didates for the naval cade,ship, held
ut Shakopee for this Congressional
District, resulted in tho success Of
Richard Scott of Jordou, with F. o.
johnson of St Peter second on the
list.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15
NOTICE..
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
SPE lAL TAXES,

May l, 1876, to April 80, 1877.
The Revised Statutes Of the U nitcd States
Sections 1922, 3237, 1898. and 3239, re
quirr every person engaged in any usiness
av"caticn, Or employment which renders
him liable to a SPECIAL TAX, To procure
and place coi'spicuously in his establish
ment or place Of business STAMP d-not-
i'g the payment Of said SPECIAL TAX
E'r the Special-Tax Year b~gi ming May |,
1876. l'e'ure commencing "r continuing
buSi"e>s alter April 80, 1876.
The taxes embraced within the provi.-
ions OF the law above quoted are the fol-
owing, viz:
u c'iners. ............... SS"V w
ID. alt rs, retail. li4n'r. 80. rs 90
''-:. +r>, wholesale liquor. 100 o.
u alers i" malt liquors, Wholesale 50 90
D'alers in malt liquors, re,ail.... 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. .......... q 90
t-tai dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 90
Aud Oh SAILS OF over = 200, fifty
cents 'or every dollar in eAcess
M 81 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 5 90
Manufacturers OF stiils.... 800. so on
And tor each still manutac ured 20 90
Ard for each worm manufactured 20 90
manufacturers of tobacco. ....... 10 90
Manufacturers OF cigars ......... 10 90
Pedllers Of tobacco, first class
(mor" than tw" horses or other
anima!s) ............ ....... so 20
"eddirr> OF tobacco, second class
two horses m other animals). 25 90
Pddl"rs Of tobacco, third class
tome horse or other animal). %. Is 90
Pedd!ers OF tobacco, fourth class
ION foot or public conv"yance). 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 harrelS.. so co
Brewers of 500 barrels or mo,e... 100 90
Any person. so liable, who shall :ail to
"mply with the foregoing requirements
sill lie subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the
special Taxes named above must apply t."
c. SMITH, Collector Of Internal Reve.
'ue at Rochester and pay tor and procure
he sprcial-Tax Stamp or Stamps they
seed, prior to May l, 1876, and WITH
,UT FURTHER NOTICE.
D. D PRATT,
. Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
'fl,e OF Internal Revenue,
Washington, D. C.. February l, 1876.
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OLD new YORK.

Elegantly illustrated articles on Old New York. by
john F. Mines will app ar at once. and will attnSct
she tt-ntion Of all. in city or country, who mark
Wit inter. st the Il. velpncnt Hf the great Inetropoi
il, p aTec,i"nattlr remember the quaint peculiar
itlcs Of its Ol.i-n time.
Ev-rybo. Y il pr"f"s-lv illustrated, thus enabling
give to desc iptve and ma, rative articles,
mt. rest and per"nnrnt valu" never attained in =
on illustrated periodical Under ifa accustomed
management the magazine will in the future liz de-
Voted it las hen |" the past, to SQUAD literature
and Christian pr"gtss.
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS,
occupy over twenty pages Of each number and con-
tain lr Hollands vigorous ard ti.ly editorials,
well ~ Reviews OF the lStes. works in Art Lite
and Science.
$4.:OX Year, in advance IS cents Number.
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iu maroon cloth So 90
DO. do bound in half morocco 5000
earlier volumes Il tn Vt1) will b. supplied sepa' II
thus rSt- l. g, cloth. 81. 90 hall m"rocc-, 90.
Booksellers and P"stmaAt-rs will be supplied at
rates that will tnab'e them to Sill any nj the abve
offers.
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Orr-ra In Bank Checks Drafts. hy registe
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rick.
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Mr.. Hall, Of the St. Paul Dispatch,
announces that the effort to establish
Democratic Morning paper in St. Paul
has proven an utter failure. The re-
quisi,e funds were not forthcoming.
No bonus was asked for. The proposi
.ion was, that those interested in the
enterprise should furnish the money,
Or the greater part Of it, as loau, to
buy the Associated Press franchise
formerly owned by the Pioacer and
now controlled by the Pioneer. Press
Company. The sum asked for it was
$40 900. The aggregate amount
pledged to secure it, the result Of three
months hatdl labor, Was $4,000. Mr..
Hall finally made cash offer Of SIG,
03O which was declined, aud that end.
ed the negotiations.
Mr.. S. s. Goodrich has demonstra
ted to his own satisfaction that crops
may be saved from destruction ty
grasshoppers. They tatched out very
thickly on his ground and he caught
'h' m with hand scoup nets while they
were little, clearing them out entirely
Those that hatched out on adjoining
property, after eating up the crop
hoped over to his grain a"d commen
ced operations. He went at them j.
the same way aud caught and destroy
cd them entirely Those in the latte,
enstsllment were about two thirds
grown. He caught seven bushels it
one day. His crops are unhurt ane
he believes he can save them.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

The Supreme C"nrt has decided
that the act Of 1871 Ito regulate tn"
sale of pateot rights. and prevent
frauds in connection therewith." max
ing it misdeueanor f"r a person t"
selI or offer for sale in any county
within the State any patert right with
without first having filed with the clerk
Of the Di~trist Court a true copy Of
the letters patent. substantiatrd hv his
affidavit. and receiving a certificate G
that he had complied with the Law. is
invalid for the reaso" that property i"
inventions is created by the LAWS OF
Congress- and that no State hrs right
to interfere with the same in any uan
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-06-15

'nis II the famous ''VIRrATOr'' lHrkxHEr. Viii,
u GRATED such . iev0i tupD 10 the trad ami
lie - FULLY E-TlMATED - the ''leoGin. Thr..
=" this .iay and r. n-r"tOn. More than =. q
'usnnd nurci'ssers and ninety thousand ..taE
s~rs pr"nbuIisa these machines ENTIRELY
'tCALsD tor grain saving. time saving. aid mon.
,k,ny. -
F1ar st1o. MaAe. Wis 24.Inch. ~
s.ch 31.tnrh, and 36-jnvh ylimsDs =,
III 9. .. 10 "nd lxSssorse = Oansel.
r0svers. Also = para sors .alon." xprers
o. Steam Power. ,nd Improved PORT A BILE STEA
-" 2 fnr Steam Machines,
All.per Intending n buy rhre .,,ins Wsehinea,
or sePaf tors 'talonc." NJ uIorss Powers .salonr,
y vel! q GRAIN RAlSER8 and IA .NER> VIA
wans snst srata thrrahed. saved snd cleaned to H.
~ss ady ntase, invited send fr our sew fovty
PAGE Illustrated Pamphlet and Ciresl,-p (arnt stor
svn iuIi pnrstenIsr. a'nt 'hs. Improved Machines
and ct ~ Information valuable 10 farmers snd
thres6srmen. Addreea.
NICHOLS SHEPARD 4 cn..
Rattle Creek, Mich
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The House Committee on expendi.
lures in the War Department has made
a report completely generating Speak
er Kerr from the charge Of having re-
ceived money for his influence in Sc
curing military appointment and
from "all implication affecting his
personal honor or official integrity"
The report was unanimoue with the
committee, was unanimously adopt.
ed by the House and will give uni
versal satisfaction to the people.
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Incidents Of American History,

With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various departments. 'Jack-iu
the Pulpit, The Riddle Box" aud
'Letter-lsox,' aud the pages for ''Vc,y
Little Foiks,' are to be more attrsc
i've tha" ever. The Frerch. Latin,
aud German stories. tor translation
"hich have proved 50 popular, will BE-
rquent iu the new volume. Some
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