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Fer St0machs Out Of Order.

NJ medicine will 10 eR.ctuaily improve the tone
OF the stomach these Pills: they remove all acei-
tv accustomed either by intemperance or improper
diet. They reach the liver and reduce it to healthy
action; they wonderfully eficacious in cases Of
spasm--in fact they fail in curing all disorders
OF the liver and stomach.
HOtiOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in the
void for th" following diseases: ASue, Asthma
Billions Complaints, Blotches on the Skin, Bowels.
Consunrtion, Debility, Dropsy. Dssent.ry. Eryaipe
las Female Irregularities, Fev-rs o: all kinds ri,s
G"nt, Headache. Indigestion, inflammation, Jaundice
Liver Complaints, Lumbago, Piles. Rheumatism,
Retention of urine, Scrotula Kings Evil, Sore
Thronts, Stone and Gravel. Tic Donioureux. Tumors
Ulcers, Worms of all kinds, Weakness from any
can ttc
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NOTI'''E...
C.s LAND OFFICE.
REDWOOD Falls Miun. Julv 2otb

Redwood Falls MINI. Jaiy 10Th, 1877.
Complaint having bcen ~as~ssd at %Ais O@ss ~
Conrsd cksrt against Gottlisb Fiuksl 6or abandon.
ing bis Timber Culture Entry, No. 20O, dated JIM
uasy Sth, 1873. 1ron the North West qusrtsr Sec.
%, Township liz Range II. 10 Sihley County, Min.
nesot with view to the cancellatiou Of aaid eutry:
the sid psrti.s are hereby summoned to appear q
this "fce on the 9TH day of serGambr, 1877. at 10
O'Clock 4. NJ. 70 reapoud and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
wm. P. DuxMS0ro., Register,
:. Vim o. HsRRrvrp, Rse~tvar.
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ALI zaI nAxA1 wsnkLv \ wsrAfxRa or TRx sl11
AND CHARACTER OF The CHICAGO LEDGER
svJ GO. ~ ,syff 32i
The LxpGER Is rhe BEST Family Paper in Ii
United States. ably edited, handsomely printed:
instalncnt II iuteresting iiustr,:ed serial ana
general reading Tor old and younr 70. the arner fr
the housewife, and for al classes. Special caro- ie
taken TO make its tone uninrmly chastc a., - ri
Send $isa,d fifteen cents tar ,'a' ,S,. aai vnu.si
dress i, THE LEDi'FE, cs;c4ca,s'l
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are gennine unless the signature OF J. HAY.
DOCK, as agent tor tn. United Stat r. surround each
box e Pills. and Ointment. hond-om- rev ard will
he given to any one ..ring such inrornna !ion ~
may lead :" tn. drt.-'inn oT any party parties
t-rfai'nu the medicines or vending the same.
knowing th. m to he spurious.
sssS"ld ut tue manuf,ct"ry of Professo HoLLo-
Way Co. New York, and by all respectable drag
gsts and dealers in m"d"in. tlronghon the civil
zcd world in "xes Al 2 cents, e. cents and 81 cach
EV here is considerable saving by taking til.
lal ger sizrs.
3 R.-Direct"ns for tho guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box.
OMre 112 I1Lerfu Street Nr TIrL
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NOTICE.
q. S.LAND OFSIcE.
Redv s0i Falls MINI. fuIr. 18th 1877:

C.S.LAND OFSIrE.
Redw ,0i Falls MINI. fals, 18th 1877.
Complaint having heen entered at this ''fice by
Jsmra GIeclv, against B.-n.y cunninyhatn. for
asand.,nns his lIO,,-st.a Entry. M 6e1. date May
Nst. 1874 np"n tina Soath half Of south Vest omar
t"r, Sell "a, Township ia, kxns 35. in REV.
vile Cnuntv. Minnesota wit, view to tn" cancel
latinp of asid entr~: the asid parties ler-by
su,amnned Il. sppsar at this Office On the 2ah day
IT August, 1871 NJ O'clock P. H., to respond ana
furnish testimony s".cerning sad silegel abandon
mcnt.
WV. P.-DrSviNcrov, Register.
VIZ. B. HsRkIOrr. Receiver.
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Extensive preparations arc being
wade, in St. Paul. for the meeting Of
the Army vt the Tcnnessre.
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THE GAZETTE.

The Supreme Court has decided
that Judge Mcdonald was an Ameri-
can citizen Ut the time Of his election
and qualified to hold the Office OF
Judge Of the 9th Judicial District.
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5000 Can't be naads'y evsry .can, er.,.
~S O2 month In the busin-ss ws farni.S
~ those willing 70 work can easlv earn S"re,,;
ooiiArs DAY right 10 their own l"caitirs Have No
so"m TO explain hore. business pl. asant ana ho..
orS0ie. Woinhn, and toya and girls do AZ vsi, =.
,nea, We wall furnish y"n c.'mpete Dnift sre,. m
business pays better than snyialns eisa. We Vii.
"a. sr. expense o! starting .n,.. rs:tieolass FIVE
"s's' AMI s'a. fa-m.rs aao mechanics, their s,ns
and aAngasers sn'i ali ciss.ea In need Of ,.,;n.
Wofx st bona =. .;..d Ura 70 md .carn sii ,.n.
tne 20. "nrk e''eA nv !, tha ti..n. ni, liz.
N'as*Ss iafh s'si.. A's.Is.s !. tiae.
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(1nltHise large ard VAR rn.vit II i.l,tIis
for LADIES', Misses. and C!areis Gyruc,is ii foreign
and domestic designs. Ly the nnst accomplished
lOdisfes. They are tie most perfect nftihg most
elaborate, and vet the most simple patterns ever pre-
eente to the public, and take the lead wherever ro
loguc. Address,
.Dcnestie" :" Sewing Machiae Co.. New.York.
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Mark These Facts.
The Testimony OF The Whole World.
Hollowav's Pills.

81 had no appetite, HoI!wsy's Pills gave me .
hearty one"
''Your Fills ar. marvellous
81 send for another box, aud keep them in the
hOuss"
"i'r: Holloway has cared rny headsche that WAS
chro1ic.'
81 gave one cf yonr Pills to my babe for cholera
rorlus. Tie dear little thing got we'll in day"
''My NAUSEA of a mcrningis now cured '.t4
"Y"ur box Of lIniloway's Ointnrnt cured mo Of
nois-a in the head rubbed some Of yoar ointment
behind the ears, ard the noise has left"
''Send two b,xes wnt ones FOR poor family" !"
"Ienci"<e dollar, your price j. 26 cents, but the
medicine to mc i worth \ 5OlIar,"
''ScBd me- Ave bOx, of your Pills.
"1et nc have three boxes OF your Fills dy return
mail, far Chills ani Fa er,'
] have over 200 snch testimonies AZ these. but
want Of space comp.il~ me 10 conclude.
For CutaneOus Disorders,
And all erLpt"ns OF the skin, this ointment IL most
Invaluable 1t does not heal externally alone but
pruetratea with the most searching ofr cts to the
very root of the evil
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In considering the possibilities OF
the United States in agricultural de-
v.lopments. i, is enteresting to com.
pare its present area under cultivation
witt! thai of some IF the long settled
European Countries, This country
has under cultivation about ten per
cent Of its area. with twenty Eve per
cent. in ad l.tion under fores: growth,
making a 'otal Of about thirty five per
ceut. aud leaving about sixty FIVE per
cent. Of its area outside OF cultivation.
This enormous amount Of soil. much Of
which needs oalv capital, brains and
lab II to make it productive. is y guar.
an,ee Of ample space in which the
present as we'll as the future agricnl
turist may reap golden harvests. and
feed his A,cks aud herds. supplying
the hungry millions Of Europeans, the
limit of whose area of cultivation is in
many instances nearly reached,
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"A very precise per,oh, remark'n2
upon Shakespeare Iiue. 'fne go'i
m.u d. is oft Inferred with their
bones" carefully observed that this
'n,erment can generally take place
without crowdiny the bones.
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Rank ~. highest fer Durability, pSrssct Work a:id
L..ss u Operation They the I!nst silent. istt
running and serSiceb:c, 'hc easiest 10 se, nd nus
.hc fanaliy -.A masrFs;tory. libesal te,n.s 70
aVensA Address,
g MnsuAetless Sorf,~ Neehsco "a Yc-york
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in al ance.
legal Notices. sbcta per square tor the dret ihAeF
ton and 3?i< cts per square for each subeeouent ii
ssrti"n All legal Notsss must b. spon the r~spou
sibity Of the Attorney ordering them published
a'davit OF publication will BE- given untiI The
publication fees are paid.
Local Notices inserted ~ 10 csnts psr lins.
Business cards Of FIVE lines or less 5000.
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A city official pointed out to cler.
gyman friend house wherein man
laid three weeks. and bis friends re-
fused to bury him. "Why? What
was that for: Z" inquired the interested
clergyman. '.Tne man Was not dead"
was the quie. response.
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Experiments on the feeo,ng of steers,
sheep aad pigs prove that very differ.
ent quantities OF TODD are required to
produce the same increase OF weight.
Oxen and sheep. for instance, feeding
on the same diet. say oil cake. hay and
turnups consume 10 the case OF oxen
1,109 pounds Of dry substance for
every 100 pounds of increase in the
live weight, while in the case Of sheep,
only 9l2 pounds is consumed; and
pigs fed on bailey meal will fatten to
the same extent on 420 pounds Of the
dry material. This is important as
showing that pigs store up ahout one
fourth Of their food, reckoned in this
way, sheep about one-niu,h, aud exen
one eleventh.
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Count the number of kernels in the
heads of wheat. aud according to some
who pretend to know you can tell the
number Of bushels Of wheat your crop
will go per acre. The average number
IT kernels in the wheat heads is th..
'oinoer !" ".~..e.s per acre your wheat
will yield, or else these wheat -oIogis,s
.:o trauds.-( Austin Register.
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WHAT PAYS !?

ut PAYS every MANUFACTURER, MERCHANT Mn.
4 cHAxIc, INVENTOR, FARMER, or PROVISIONAL
NAN. to keep informed on all the Improvements and
diacOverire Of the age,
IT PAYS rHs HEAD OF EVERY FAMILY to introduce
into his houa-h"d newspaper that Is Instructive,
that fosters taste for investigation and pro-
notes thought aud encourages discussion among
the members.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

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HoIloway's Pills
Invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorder of the KidneyS.

In all diseases affecting these organs, wheter they
aecrcte tao mt cll or too little water; whether
they be afflicted with stone grov.l. with aches
and pains settled in the ons the regions OF the
kidneys, th. 81" Pills shna!d be taken according to
the printed dirctiena, and the ointment shoul.i be
we'll rubbed into the small If the hack at bed tne.
This treatment will give almost immediate relief when
fl,os., Iauakc. .Euils
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OGre liz Liberty Street, Mv York
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TENN. OLE TIE ARMY BILL.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

MArHlN6lON, thursday, fcD 80 1910
The House Committee Elections to-day agreed to
recommend appropriation by the House to pay the
expenses OF contests a. che awards being based
in each case upon vouchers and aidavits submitted by
the pare, 10 the contests Abbott and Frost Of MJssa
cnu,ctis - 600 each; Plat Of Virginia $1,000 GOode
OF Virginia. 500; BrUmberG Of Alabama, rlJOO; HdI-
Alison Of Alabama, l,lJO; LemoyHe OF Illinois, Rduey
south Carolina, ana BuJiL OF SCUM dl"llhd l-VV
cacn; strait and Cox OF Minnesota and Fem Ot Idaho
~ 600 each; Murey and Spencer OF Alabama, T'JI
each: Darrell louisiana 400; and l. nch Ot M-sis-
zlpuI 5000 These awards close the business OF the
mltjcc :Or TINS Congress. The allowances are m-cn
smaller than has been customary IN previous Congresses,
several claims d>dIuWrd, ana some contestants
made no claims for eX pcuses
A very sad accident to daughter Of Rear-Admral
EadtOrd occurred III the outskirts Of the city to-day
Miss Radford was thrown from her horse and her foot
some distance, lrIcturug her skull she accom-
plIshcd lady with "A large circle OF friends, and well
known in Washington society, me sufS,cI "peIt'ioh
of tTcpnulns performed On Miss lttiIOrd Tonight
and though her condition is yet critical there are hopes
entertained OF her recovery.
The Committee on the Powers, Privileges, AMI Duties
OF the House held very bref session to-day. The only
witness examined was John Reilly, Member ~ Congress
from PENNSYLVANIA he testified that Daniel J. MOric
one OF electors Of the state ol iennsyyana, was
Cutcd state, CcuIr uulal Commissioner; he dld not,
however, attend The meeting OF the Eject Ial College,
aud another Was elected 10 HI the vacancy occa
stoned Dy MS absence.
The sword worn by the Confederate Gen. william
Barkdaic, taken from his body after he fell mortay
wounded in the battle Of Gettysburg and deposited IN
tie Ordnance Museum, delivered tO-dIy 10 ms
br Their the Hon l. BdIAsdtc, 10 De conveyed 10 MS
frlcnos IN Mississippi
Admiral GoldsDorougl's funeral took place to-day.
The osequies were tbs Church of the Ascension
Bishop Piuckuey, assisted by the Rev. Dr. John y.
TItotf oni.i.tlng. The Marine Battalion, under com
maud Of Licut.-COL Haywood, formed the escort
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sion say that the adjournment had no significance
They did not seem to appreciate how important
failure TO reach n conclusion tonight might become
till they were appraised Of the new Democratic plot
Matching in the House.
The Democratic hopes of gaining Cronns Vo'e
have been based on Judge Bradley, who was reported
yesterday to have said that Oregon gave MN more
trouble than either Florida or Louisiana Aquestl"n
which Judge Bradley addressed to Slr. MerIlcK To-
day dispeIled these hopes. Mr. Merrck had been
arguing that the Secretary Of States declaration OF
the result of the election a certificate OF the can
vass that return Of the result was not canvass
and that the signature of that official attesng the
Governors certificate the real declaration OF I'VE
canvass Judge Bradley asked if a canvass was not
an act performed. to which Mr.. Merrick assented'
Whereupon the Judge remarked that a canvass must
then be a fact and not a mere sheet OF paper Inc
conclusion drawn from this remark is that judge
Bradley holds that the statement of the result OF he
election made by the Secretary of State and attached
10 the HAYES return is the substantial fact. TO reach
which the Commission can go behind the Governors
certificate and that the certificate has no vahdlty'
because it does not truly certify to the tact.
CAUSE OF THE ADJOURNMENT.
GENERAL PRESS DTsPArCHl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Messrs. Thurman, Ed
munds Strong, and Bradley were not well, ana an
adjournment was taken at their suggestion. IL was
ordered by unanimous vote and has no poiltcal
significance whatever. 1t may be added that there
were no indications this evening OF break among
either the Democratic or Republican members OF the
Commission: and that there no vote, nor any
approach to a vote, on the main question at ISSUE
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THE PRESIDENCY.

DANGEROUS DELAYS IN THE COUNT
OREGON NOT YET DECIDED-FOUR MORE OBJECTIONS
BILL FOR A NEW ELECroS-TmDFN's LETTER.
Speeches were made before the Electoral
Commission yesterday upon the vote of Ore
gon by Messrs. Matthews, Evarts, and Mer-
rick. Mr. Watts, Postmaster General Tyner
and Auditor Mc(irew were examined rel
alive to the resignation of Watts. The
Commission then went into secret ses-
sion, and resolved to take vote to-
day at p. M. Republicans had hoped for
decision yesterday, and feel uneasy at this
and coming delays Democratic objections
will be made TO the vote of South Carolina,
and to one vote in Rhode Island, Vermont,
Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin each. The revO-
lutOniSts will offer a bill for a new election
to their caucus, and possibly in the House,
and it is feared may thus flibuster to stop the
count. Republicans are urging that Mr.. Til
dcns bank accounts be yet investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
THE OFFICIAL TRANSACTIONS,
MR.. MATTHEWS'S SPEECH.
Governors CERTIFICATES.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-When the Electoral
Commission assembled this morning 70 hnisn tue near
i i'm The Oregon ease there large audience pres
emf which a. usual remained all day attentive ooSeFY-
m OF the proceedings ard interested listeners 20 he d-
ir,sss or stanley Matthews and M EyarS or tne he
nu,can side and Mr. Merrck, who closed the case lor
tbe Democrats Mr. Matthews began as follows:
Mn. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF rHE COMMISSION:
- A. a srres OF surprises, and the SUCCESSION OF the
n.rtz which have taken place before TINS COnii--
% Il No exception but rather an linstfatOn Oh tnat
tr1th When the case OF Florida was opened Dy tae
iaornad counsel who j. 10 conclude the argument IN TINS.
he assumed and argued our position that the cerl
care az Inc Governor Of the state accompany g the ss
nj to electors was conclusive, could not De SET aside
couid NOT be contradcted, and among the nlst words
which had the honor reply 60 say IN me presence OF
tIig honorable Commission was competed 10 remove
nt lsapurchensOu tie part OF the adverse COUNSEL
ana 10 say that We held such doctlne ana III inc
cors OF The argument stated our proposition IN thls
way ,., ..,or,or 4, vop 20 hebins
IN, certcates what are you limited 10 by the necessity
OF The tlng9 IN my Judgment YOU are limited 10 tAs
r. an inquiry INTO the facts 10 when ne should
have certified md did nOt not what are ana may DC tho
Tnn hes and right OF the The facts 10 be certified
Inv tho (iovernor In tns IN ANY case are tue public
facts which by law remain ana constitute part OF the
record u the public offices and archives OF the state ana
az which being Governor Tor the time being no has
official knowledge" . ,-,-., A.. $50 l.,
We undertook 10 draw line OF demarkation In TWO in
stances FIRST between the constitutional authority Oh
The ste In the making Of the appointment IN he uolhs
81 ali those things which constitute aud verify the az
nointment which complete IT, which constitute Jaetem
10 be enrolled In the public ofhees " t0s sa1e' N yer
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

10 provide for new election of President. to take
place during the coming Spring. 1t authorizes the
President Of the Senate or the Secretary OF state II
act as President ad interim until after such an cleo
ton shall have been held This bill will
be presented to the caucus when 1t reas-
sembles and an attempt viii be made 10
secure its approval. should it be agreed to, the bill
will be reported 10 the House from Proctor KNOTS
Committee on the Privileges and Duties Of the
House, which has the right 10 report at any time.
II will undoubtedly be ruled by the Speaker 20 be
question of the highest privilege. Having sent this
to the Senate the flibusters will take the ground
that they are justified in resoring to parliamentary
trickery TO prevent further counting Of the vote.
About 80 Democrats engaged in this con-
spiracy and the leaders Of II have been In consuta-
ton tonight. They will make one more effort TO
obtain an approval By the of the course they
propose to pursue. Failing in that they Will take
the responsibility upon themselves to repudiate the
authority of the caucus to govern them in their ac-
ton. and will resort to the usual expedients for
consuming time The repeal of the 166th and
167th rules of the House. adopted in the last Con-
gress to prevent fibustering, will put 1t in
the power of minority equal 10 one-ffh Of all the
members present to ilbuster indefinitely Ii Is I'M
derstood that they propose to postpone beginning
this as long rs possible in order that 1t may not be
necessary to continue it more than day or two to
effect the desired purpose.
The revolutionsts have been engaged all day IN
perfecting their plans and there is not the least
doubt but that they viii attempt to PIT them into
operation. Whether they VIII succeed or not re-
mains 70 be seen