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Sanford's Rad.c2l, Cure for Catarrh is
q local and constitutional remedy, and IL pre-
pared by distilla,ion. Mt l. particle Of woody
fiber or caustic chemicals enters into its compo-
sition. 1t thus differs from other remedies. ="
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Nothing Like 1t! 1t Stands Alone q!

Such is tho verdict OF the medical world and
the public, Oh Me's Honey Of Horehonnd and
Tar. Coughs, colds. influenza, all irritations
of the organs of speech and respiration vanish
under it's influence. like fOgs before the sun
light. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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We understand that the %whooping
cough is quite prevalent in the towns around
Us; but that no cases have proved fatal. Some
families use nothing but JohmsOn's .Anodyne
Liniment. Our doctor. however. says a little
ipicac, to produce vomiting, would he an advan-
tapp.
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United States Senate.

We give below the full roll of the
United States Senate as it will be on
Monday, the fifth Of March. Republi-
cans (42) in Roman letter !; Democrats
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Conundrum for st. Valentines day !:
WAS ST.. VALENTINE
4 YARSISH MAKER2
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsanl, The great New
England cure for coughs, colds and consump-
ton. Cutler Dro5. g. Coz, Boston, Ouly genuine.
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AMERICAN
Published Weekly.

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Those wishing to rntnrk in journalism. either by the
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Publishers retiring from active business ma no mrhl'
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Every printer looks to it for advertisements OF " Bar'
gains" and not u copy is sent out that does not contain
something choice in that line.
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HOMES IN n WEST

The FARMERS UNION, Published at Mime;
Stock Growing Interests of the Northwest. Parties who
design or contemplate moving West, and wish 70 become
country West Of the Mississippi River, should subscribe
for the FA RMERS' UNION, the only Agricultural
paper in this section. T~erms.S2.!5 per Year; Six
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samples free; Address. FARMERS UNION,
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lc'I III
1879. Geo. f. Spencer.
1888. John r. Morgan.
ARKANSAS.
1875. s. W. Dorsey.
1883. 4. n. Garland.
~CAI.IrOHNIA.
! 1879. Aaron a. Sargent,
1881. Newton Booth.
COLORADO.
1881. J. b. Chaffcc.
1888. Henry NJ. Teller.
CONNECTICUT.
1879. Vim. II. Bdrrnun,
1881. VIM. ". Eaton.
pELAN AXE.
1881. I'hoS. +. Baydrd,
1888. Eli SdulSbury.
FLORIDA.
1879. S. B. ConOvcr.
1881. Charles 4, Jones.
K
1879. John B. Gordon.
1888. Bemi. II. Hill.
ILLINOIS.
1870. r. J. Oglesby.
1888. Dnrid Darts.
INDIANA.
1879. Oliver p. Morton.
1881. j. f.. Mcdonald.
W.
1879. Vim. B. Allison.
1888. S. J. kirkwood.
KANSAS.
1879. John J. Ingalls,.
1883. Preston Z. Plumb.
1879. Tho. C.McC1ec,.y.
1888. James II. Beet.
LOUISIANA.
1879. james p. Lewis.
1898. W. 7. Kellogg.
MAINE.
1879. Hannibal E'amlin.
1881. james G.. Blaine.
MARYLAND.
1879. Gto,.ge Il. Dennis.
1881. ". Il. White.
1881. Henry L. Dawes.
1888. George +. Hoar.
MICHIGAN.
1881. l. p. Christiancy.
1888. Thomas Ferry.
MINNESOTA.
1881. S. J. r. Mcmillan.
1893. William Window.
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The Electoral tribunal commenced its pro-
ccclings with the qnery from the presiding
justice: :What is this caSc?" He would take
the liberty Of saying that it consisted of three
certificates from the State Of Florida, which
the joint convention of the Senate and House
Of Representatives being unable to settle had
sent before that tribunal. He laid down the
rules Of procedure in managing the case. ana
Mr. David Dudley Field made the opening ap-
peal for Tildcn. He said the election in Florida
81. the seventh OF November last was quiet
and orderly, and the result Of the election
was q majority of votes in favor of the
Tilden electors. Nevertheless a certificate
comes to the tribunal in favor OF Hayes. He
proposed to show how this was accomplished.
In his argument he rested the whole case upon
the returns from Baker county, and proposed
that the commission should examine into the
facts concerning the throwing out OF the pre-
ciacts there. Mr.. Tucker, who followed MIR.
Field on the same side, argued that the judi
ciarv Of Florida and its Legislature were 4 part
of the legal machinery for determining the re-
suits Of elections, and that their action must
therefore be taken into account.
The two speeches for the Republicans were
made 10y Mr.. kassou and Mr.. McCrary. MIR.
Kasson said that the arguments OF the Demo
Gratis raised three questions: First, Is the. com
mission n general canvassing board torccanvass
the vote of Florida? Second, is it a national
court of appca' from the board OF State can
~vasscrs? Third, is it a judicial court of appeal
from the State courts Of Florida in quo 'rar-
rnnto proceedings? The Democrats had as
sumcd an affirmative answer to all these ques-
tons. Mr.. Kassou maintained that the COM
mission had no power to inquire how the pco-
pie had voted in any State it is not popular
votes but electoral votes that Congress has
power to count ; if it should be held, however,
that the commission could investigate the
county canvass and the voting in the precincts,
he would be prepared to prove frauds i'll the
interest Of the Tildcn electors of the grossest
description. He hastily ran over II number of
counties which could be brought up to offset
the single one selected by Mr.. Field: Mr..
McCrary followed up the argument against the
power of Congress- to 60 behind the returns,
citing authorities to show that the proceedings
on Il writof q"o mn,ranfo do not invalidate the
acts of a public officer done before the case is
determined.
Arguments were made by Messrs. O'Conor,
Mcrrick and Black. in behalf of the Democrats,
and Stanley Matthews and Mr.. Stoughton in
behalf of the Republicans, on the question of
going behind the Florida certificates, and adj
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
Annual Report of the Bloomington
Farmers Fire Insurance Company

1.-THE following report was in type but crowd
ed out of last weeks HERALD.
The Farmers Fire Insurance Com
pany of the Towns of Bloomington,
Cassville, Glen Haven, Waterloo, Bee
town, Little Grant, Mt. Hope, Wood
man, Millville, Patch Grove, Wyalu-
sing and adjoining Towns
The Third Annual Meeting of the
above named Company was held in
Browns Hall, Bloomington, on the
first Tuesday in Jan, 1877. The Sec
retary's and Treasurer's report of the
receipts aud expenditures of the Com
PAW for the fiscal year ending Dec.
1876, together with other statistic rep
orts OF general interest to the Compa-
nv were read and adopted. The Sec.
retary's report shows the Capital
Stock of the company up to date to
he & 279. O6O. OO.-Total number of
policies in force to date 17S. The
company was Organized in 1874 and
during this time of three years it has
had three losses amounting to 500.
the first two losses amounting to 80.
90. together with the running expen-
SEES of the company, were paid out of
the incidental fund arising from fee of
$50 for policy and Survey. And
one mill on the dollar for amount in
sured. The Third loss which took
Mace Dec 10Th, 1876 is now under
collection at II mill on the dollar,
which is coming in promptly. and
which when paid will leave balance
in the treasury of about s 5000 over
all expenses and indebtedness of the
company. The following are Names
of the Officers for the ensuing year
viz. Prideaux, President d Ballan-
tine. Vice President NJ. Hope, Sec
retery, and Treasurer ;-Directors-
J Prideaux and NJ Hope, Little Grant
C. Storm, Mt. Hope; D. Ballantine,
Bloomington S. a. Hatch, Patch
Grove l. Ryan, Glen Haven J.
Kuenster, Cassville; b. Budworth,
Beetown; A. Calkins, Wyalusing.
J. PRIDEAUx, M.HoPE,
President. Secretary.
NJ. Hope, General Agent,
P.O. Address. Bloomington.
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Judgement.

Tho HERALD has frequently spelled the WORD
Indictment with an e in the middle OF 1t. FOR
this it finds itself criticised by schooima'am.
In general the HERALD is edited and printed LOT
mem men of bus mess, of politics, of enterprise
and public spirit, but occasionally we may
Give a little attention to boys and schools
ma'ams, with profit to them and interest to
other readers The word judgement IS speiiea
in the late improved editions OF Johnson
Dictionary as 1t is here spelled. Johnson as
authority in England has the same standing
that Webster has in this country Smart, VINO
ia in England what Worcester is in America,
spells it the same way and says IN ms
Dictionary sit is the more correct spelling;
and in his Grammar be says it is certainly bet
ter to write judgement than judgment, since, by
the general laws of pronunciation, 9 IS hard
in terminating a syllable" Late editions OF
Jameson, hig English Authority also spell the
word with the on the first syllable. Lowth,
a critical author, says the should be retained
to soften the proceeding 9 Worcester our
own critical author, says, MANY respectable
writer's now insert the inthese words. the
omission of it, however, has been hitherto,
and still continues to be the prevailing usage
but it is perhaps not very improbable that
the more consistent orthography may yet be
generally adopted" One of Webster's rules is
"In derivitives formed from words ending
with silent {, the is generally retained when
the termination begins with consonant" 10
this rule Webster has seven exceptions, one
of them beingthe word Judgment, but four OF
them. he says, "are written by many authors,
,a5ridoeneat, ackno'cl edgeSaent, todgen'e''t
judgement" Besides these authorities we
could give several analogieal and chronological
reasons for the use of the e, but enough has
heen said for one Lesson. Our schoolma'am
criticism reminds us Of the storekeeper down
South, who, after gentleman had inquired for
onions and was told they had none, remarked
TO the counter loafers after the gentleman had
passed out, wonder il that burned fool did
Mt want inguns ?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22

HIGHLAND county has recently
been visited by frequent calamities.
Not long ago the large tannery at
the "Center" was burned down, and
a man burned 10 it. Then a man
was crushed to death in mill at
Sextouville. Now we have shower
of extras from Richland Center
stating that the Riehland House was
burned on the morning of the 10th
instant, and wagon and black
smith shop at Viola on the 14th, and
a boot and shoe store were partly
consumed at Richland Center on the
evening Of the 10th.
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The Gospel of Merit.


Where there is so much rivalry as in the
manufacture of family medicines, he who
would succeed must give positive and COM
vincing proof of merit. This is an age of in
quiry. People take nothing for granted. They
must know the ",uhys" and ''acherefoTes' before
acknowledging the superiority OF one article
over another. Among the few preparations
that have stood the test, those manufactured
by X. Y. Pierce, NJ. d. of the Worlds Dispen-
sary, Buffalo, NY, have for many years been
foremost. The truth of any statement made
concerning them can be easily ascertained, for
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and DIR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery are now prescribed
by many physicians in curing obstinate cases
of Catarrh and incipient consumption. The
discovery has no equal in curing Coughs, Colds,
Bronchial and Nervous affections. Ii alays
all irritation of the mucous membrane, aids
digestion, and when used with DR.. Pierces
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets readily overcomes
torpid liuer and Constipation, while the Favor
tie Prescription mas no rival in the field OF
prepared medicine in curing diseases peculiar
to females. If you wish to ''kroW hySe!f'
procure a copy Of '"rhe Peoples Common
Sense MedicalAdviser," an illustrated book OF
nearly 900 pages, adapted TO the wants OF
everybody. Price, 81 80, postage prepaid
Address the author, Il. V. Pierce, Buffalo N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
Examination of Teachers.
SPRING OF 1877.

To Teachers and District Clerks
Notice is hereby given thatthe examinations
of Teachers for Grant County for the Spring
of 1877, will be as follows
Georgetorn-Friday and Saturday, March,
and 3.
Montfort- Tuesday and Wednesday, March
and 7.
M1sscoda- Friday and Saturday, March, .
and 10. Al 20
and 10. . :,
Pateh Grove-Friday and Saturday, March
IS and II.
Bloomington Monday and Tuesday, March
10 and 20.
Cqssvpe Wednesday and Thursday, March
81 and %. - :,
Potosi- Friday and Saturday, March %, "a:
lancaster Monday and Tuesday, March 20
and 27. On
PlattepMe-Friday and Saturday, March 80
and 81.
Applicants may attend the examination wherever
most convenient. They will please be prompt ara
come provided with pens. ink and legai-eap paper
The examinations will commence at eaoh oi 1ne
places named at 10 of tae first day NO private
examinations will be granted without Imperative
reasons (see Sec. "a, school codel
fw-AlI app calls to Endorse or TO renew esflh-
eafs or TO license' those who may have failed at
regular examination will be in vain.
GEO. NJ. GUERNSEY.
Co. supt. Of Schools.
pIatteville, Wis, Feb ., 1877. 4sw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22

SENSIBLE ADvIcE-You are asked every
day through the columns of newspapers and
by your Druggists to use something for Dys-
pepsia and Liver complaint that you know
nothing about. you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to give
you satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint with all its effects, such as your
stomach, Sick Headache, Habitral Costive-
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heart>burn,
Water brash. coming up of food after eating,
low spirits &C., we ask you to go to your
Druggits and get Sample Bottle of GREEN's
August FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or a
regular size for IS cents. Two doses will re-
ieve YOU
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
Cut this out.

One stalk of Baden's Prolific White Flour
Seed Corn. with to IL ears on the stalk, Free
to every agent, to show the people that it is
no humbug
This Corn is a new variety and will produce
on good soil, as high as one hundred bushels
to the acre Ii is what every farmer wants
and will buy.
Active agents can make from $3.50 to $3.50
per month, taking orders. Send 81 for sans
Die bag of this corn, with terms, instructions
De, which will be sent prepaid by mail.
Now is the time to secure the Agency for
your county.
Send money by Postoffee Order or Regis
tered Letter.
address HUNT i CO.,
Chattanooga,
Tennessee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22

IT will be found upon inquiry of represen-
tative store-keepers in city and town, that
ladies 10 longer depend on foreign makers for
their Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
To Messrs CoLGATE & Co, the credit i
largely due for this marked departure from
the old preference.
Their Cashmere Bouquet Soap and Violet
Toile. Water, is universally esteemed by the
tasteful and refined, as the most delicate and
recherche Of perfumes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
GobbIe.

The "Gobble'' dispatch, of which
we see so much in the papers, was
dispatch sent by Governor Grover,
of Oregon, to Governor Tilden. Til
den was exhibiting considerable an
xiety concerning the vote OF Oregon,
while Grover thought he had that
State in his pocket and to quiet Til
denis fears telegraphed to the latter
as follows:
PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. l, 1876.
Hon. S. J. Tilden, No. Is Gramercy Park. New
York.
Heed, scantiness, cramp, emerge, peroration,
dollhouse, survivor, bronze, of, piameter, dot
fish, dollhouse, exactness, of, services, highest,
nighist, cunning dottish, of, a, galyanic, sur
vivor, by, accordingly, respectful, merclless,
of, senator, inconsoquent, coalesce.
The key to this dispatch was q
small pocket dictionary, in limited
use. Tilden took the book and turn
ing back two pages counted down
the column as many words as the
werd "Heed" was found from the
top nri found it's corresponding
word y as 81" In the same way he
found what the other words were
and the dispatch when interpreted
was as follows:
shall decide every point in the case OF
Postoffice Electors in favor of the highes'
Democratic Elector and grant the certificate
accordingly Rule morning of the 9th In
consequence confidential.
AT the time this dispatch was sent
Grover was hearing arguments by
attorneys as to what was his duty IN
the disposition of the Electoral certi-
ficates, and pretended that by the
light which they reflected he would,
five days hence, give judgement,
according to the law and evidence >
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
BUSINESS AND PERSONAL

p'on't wait until it is too late, to send tc
Wick .'or Catalogue and seeds.
Mr.. Zcigler offers some one good chance
to make money BY making coal.
Editor of the HERALD We desire 10 &C
knowledge through yolr paper, very pleas
ant and commeudable eGfors on the part Of
friends at Ora Oak to meet and supply our pc
cuniary necessities, for which the friends have
our tbanks.-D L. and FANNIE HURBARn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
A Terrible Cough

How often we hear the above remark dnrine
these extreme changes of weather. Colds
Coughs and Sore Threats were never more
prevalent among children than now. Now we
are going to urge you to try remedy which
has excited comments by physicians all over
the country, who acknowledge their surprise
at the wonderful and happy results from Its
use. That remedy is the well known prepare
ton, Haie's Cough Cordial. Your
own druggist, w. B. Baxter, will tell you that
it is the best cough medicine they ever sold
and will warrant cure or return your money
to you in case of a failure after using one~hali
the bottle. 1t is very pleasant to the taste
making it very desirable remedy for children
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
PERSONAL PROPERTY

% Note of A. McFall for sitosa. dated Sept 9th I.
-. ans Him block twenty. 1901 in Brindleys ad-
di.ion to the village of oscobe, Grant county no"
II. process of foreclosure; onA 1874
- es.snt ;rterasf occurred by chattel mortgage,
% Fws.notes Of D. G. Merwin. one for the sum Of
slaO0. and one for the sum Of s59;o9' upon wn'on
lsat there has been paid s-9so'' ths H'ss "O'0
cured by ehattel mortgage
% Note Of M DiekersSu, put in judgement IN US
t;ra-s nnurt before NJ. Dewitt, ksq amounting ~
$lo3s5 with interest .soa IN s4as Nov
18th, 1871, upon which payment OF s'io ~ y IN
dorsed a Of March end, 1874, per cent lntersss.
2s Note az p n Earght upon which there vas .a y
balance due, Oct 18th, 1874, amounting 10 s-'e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
It's Naughty but It's Nice.

You kissed me at the gate last night,
And mother heard the smack
Che Says it's naughty so 10 do,
So please TO take il back
can not see what harm there 10
In such thing--can your
But mother seems so very wroth,
SO take it back--now do.
It seems to me quite natural
For the lips to meet that way;
But mother says it's very wrong,
30 take it back, / pray.
And, come to think of 1t. I'm sure
That several times twas done;
80 now, to make il right, be sure
To take back every one.
/ would not have you think it's me;
do not care a mite j;
But mothers 80 particular
Please take them back to night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-02-22
COURT CALENDAR.
Cases Disposed of at February Term-1s77

Cases Disposed OF AT FEBRUARY AcFm-AosS'
The following additional cases were disposed
of after our report was concluded last week.
ARGUMENTS.
Charles blanchard vs VIM Mayo and wife,
foreclosure Brooks & butcher, Geo G Hazel
ton.
Judgement of foreclosure.
Elizabeth Day vs. Edward Ite, ct al, fore~
closure Bushnell g. Clark, Barber Clement
son.
Demurrer overruled with Ie2ve to
answer in twenty days.
HAW McNair VS. Isaac Mcdonald, money
demand; Bushnell & Clark, A McFal
Judgement for plaintiff S11740.
Chas D Shrader vs. Garrett Stackable, money
demand w f & G B Carter, Barber Dc Glenn
entson.
judgement for $4,000 and costs to
the time of offer of judgement.
Jane Ferry VS. Warden and Phebe Ander-
son, damages !; Samuel Merrick, Barber &
Clementson.
Plaintiff required to give security
for costs in ninety days.
Mary Johns VS. Richard Thomas, promissory
note; Geo Clementson, w E & G Carter.
Demurrer overruled
Thos Tormey VS. John Gerhard, Relief !;
Bushnell & Clark, Barber g. Cementson.
Dismissed by plaintiff.
Anton Kieren vs. A B Alden, foreclosure J
Mclaughlin, A McFall.
Judgement of foreclosure subject
to redemption before Jan. l, 1878
Lewis Gumphrey VS. lack Lyons, damages
Bushnell & Clark, Barber Cementson.
Settled.
Zachariah Lyons We Lewis Gumphrey, appeal;
Barber & Clementson, Bushnell & Clark.
Settled.
Humphrey and Clark vs. Adkins Brothers,
ct al promissory note; Barber Il Clementson,
Bushnell and Clark.
Settled.
stanislaus zifka VS. Joseph Witzig, appeal ;
] P Smoker, Barber & Clementson.
Costs paid by stipulation.
Enoch Adkins vs. James Wells, appeal ;
Shearer and Mclaughlin Brooks & butcher.
Verdict for plaintiff $50 and his
share of crop.
JB Mccoy VS. Supervisors of Grant Cou nty
appeal; VIM Homer Beebe, for county.
Judgement for plaintiff $3.50.
Village of Platteville vs. Christopher Bell +,
appeal; w E & G B Carter, A w Bell.
Case diamissed-exoeptions taken
by plaintiff.
Alfred Palmer ct al VS. Joseph Guernsey
Damages Brooks & butcher "A McFall.
Defendant allowed to amend an
swer.
Annie BIackney VS. Catharne Thole, ct al
partition Barber & c lementson, w + 4 q b
Carter.
Judgement for partition.
CAUSES IN COURT.
JR Muf1ev VS. John Duncan, ct al Fore~
closure for defendant Hazelton, Provis.
Dismissed by consent OF parties.
Marietta Richards VS. Lucretia Bonnell,et al,
foreclosure J Mclaughlin for plaintiff
Settled.
| Phillip Marrow VS. Catharine Hayden, ct al
foreclosure w Bell for plaintiff.
Dismissed by plaintiff.
Josephene Gieger, ct al, vs. Simon Acker-
man, foreclosure Barber Clementson for
plaintiff.
Judgement of foreclosure of mort
gage.
Adam Keilty VS. Therman, land contract ;
Barber and Clementson for plaintiff.
Judgement for foreclosure of land
contract signed
Adam Bobel VS. Fritz Fritz, appeal.
Settled by arbitration.
Peter Casper VS. Christopher Kellner, fore
closure A w Bell for plaintiff
Dismissed, order signed.
CRIMINAL CHARGES.
State of Wisconsin VS. VIM Derrichs,
No appearance of defendant, rec
| oouizanoe declared forfeited.