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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02


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| lnlpE!ssante, ct IN mort. annie de>
vicl'lar1s, Ell appuyant t,militre
mcnt Il droite.peut lvdress>r IL vais
seau penche ct innnobilc. QUAINT a /:
Chambre. lille du pe!lple ct du sui:
flage ml;crsel. bien que nee aus
iou'S "ncore peu rtpublicains, ellie
! dit hien haut, hien tnerylqucment
ct bien ratrioti9uement Ia pens'te
Ia r"lonte ct les appearances de i;
!!'"-.'1:t'. .iuSsi, 81 MacNahon await
-; :;oldat. ct sill tI!t cnnsidt
L. premier Il. s;;>s levoirs
>- - t,,'it,'-'.it4- 44N = ,Slrs III,
pay. i n;,n..:l' ...- .,-f..ii.lHln N;
.!etr a ii Frame, L. -. /! quill Went De
In! jeter dune !aron brut;sIc ct anti
pa''enr,l taire. Car 81 Jules Simon,
TN pea trop souplc ct trop clerical
pour plallr aux hommcs dt. p!inci
pes ct de Iiy,4e lroitc. pouva,t ttre
bri>e sans regret ct sans pcinc.aprtS
avclr complis toutc la niaiseric de
>on role &c d'pr. iallait- il done que
Ia France suit ,lll falt de MacMa-
hon IN nilli>ttrc de combat. de re
action, de haiIleS yioltnteS cOntre Ia
democratic ct contre 1t Itpuhlique
Les homme> CONNIE de Droglie, de
fOrtOu. de MeauN ct autrcs sont lis
de cettc }leure ct de cc steele, Pour
quoi done avez-vous oublie Buffet !.
En- vcrite4Lest TN def i la France.
TT pour Qu'On he Sc trompat point
sur Ia nature ,lu def ct du coup de
ttte. on a tout naturellement proro
ge le par'ement de quelques sclnai-
nes. Ce par|ement aurait parlt ct
condamne. II parlera tout de meme
demain. Nous pcn>ons aussi quill
condamnera. que le mllisttre ne
tronvera point grace devant lui. ct
que MacMahon, apreS tout, honteux
1t blame, pour1alt bien Sc trouvcr
dams le role dun tcolier mutin. ridi-
c1lc ct renvoye. Que 81 NlacMahi,,
encourage ct pou>se par les stems.
sentete dams son role dtco'ier mu-
tin. esi-ce quill doit infail!iblcment
cn rtsulter pour Ia France un coup
It Etat aux consequences po>itiveS
ct 1OrmldableS! SOmmeS nous 4 la
veille de Bruma!re Oh dc Dtccmbrp:
Mon Dieu. non. Les trois prtten-
dantS. .honnttc> compagnou> on socti
4.le Bertrand ct Macaire n'auraient
pas ltSavOues. sc Surveillent bicn
trop attentivement pour quill Y ait
peril cl, ia demeure. 1T Ii seule cho-
sc reloutable a re.louter est simple
ment celIe-ci La dissolution lie
/ FASscmblee rationale. Encore f.ut-
IL, pour que cette grave mesure SOFT
prise par lie president Mae Mahon.
que lie Stnat lui-mc!ne ' ,lonnc son
ct son corScntcment.
TT lc Senat pourrait b;en hester.
lie quart d'heurc dc ia rtilexion lui
sera venue. On pretend meme que
les legitimiStes mont pas du tont
l'intcntion de tirer les marron> du
teu pour un Orleans quelconque on
pour un Napoleon ". Les ltgitimis-
tes, p|atoniques amants ka'une roy
aute blanche. lie sont paztout Il fait
hommes a ne rcculer devant auel1-
mtfait. lis mont peut-ttrc pas tort
de mepriscr leurs allies d'accitent ct
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02

rlva-t-i!' Que la main de son peuple,
livr" Il li.i-lntmc. sc,lla 4 }'n,lvrc ct
tomba d'impuiss;,nct.
T.. pEILETtN.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28
Dr.. Kings Discovery.

The Worlds Great Cough Medicine.
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton will cure cough in one half the
time necessary to cure it with any other
medicines, and it does it not by drying
it up, but by removing the causes, sub
DUNG the irritation and healing the
affected parts. For all cases of hoarse-
ness, suppression or loss of voice, any
severe chronic or lingering cough, bron-
chitis, or affection of the throat and
lungs, it will be found to far surpass all
medicines that have ever before been
offered to the public. 1t has wrought
complete change in the cough medi-
cines. Is entirely different from all
others. Is perfectly harmless to the
smallest child. Trial bottles free. Re-
gular size $1.O0. For sale by all drug
gists.
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Horse Strayed

From the stable of Mr.. S. D. Tandy.
IN the South Addition to Red Wing, on
Friday night last, a gray mare four
years old, with harness marks on her
sides and back and an enlargement on
the nose where the halter moose fits.
Had on the headstall of halter. A
liberal reward and expenses will be paid
to any one giving information of her
whereabouts, or returning her to Ben
Jamln Foss at Mr.. Tandy's residence.
or to my place near county line church
Florence township. j. N. Foss.
20. Address Lake City, MINI.
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Meritorious Presentation.

Saturday the 9th inst, will be day
not readily forgotten by the members
and congregation of the Swedish Evan.
gelical Lutheran church Of Vasa. At
half past ten o'clock in the morning,
their spacious house was filled to re-
pletion' by an attentive and intelligent
congregation, convened to commemorate
conception day. with appropriate re-
lisious service. At the conclusion of
these services, the pastor conducted a
short exercise with the sunday school
children, who very promptly answered
his questions to the qualification of all
present; terminating these exercises
with hymn by the choir, the music of
which was appreciated by your cores.
pondent, being exceedingly we'll render
ed, under the leadership of Mr.. Lewis
Engberg. This much for an introduce
ton to the feature which your cores
pondent desires to set forth. Just at
this time one of the officers of the
church might be seen emerging from a
side room bearing a small stand, the
top of which was enveloped in white
linen; closely following was the pastor
Rev. E. Norelius, who on reaching the
front of the platform said:
Dear Friends: We have yet one more
thing to attend to-day. I have
been commissioned to perform a most
pleasant act. You all know that at
our last annual meeting we all felt that
MIR. j. W. Peterson our worthy Treas
urer, ought to receive, in some formal
manner, our acknowledgements as a
church for the many and valuable ser
wees ne has rendered US, and YOU know
that committee was appointed to take
the matter in hand and see to it that
the thing was done. The committee
has now finished it's preparation, and
has requested me to publicly thank Mr..
Peterson in behalf of the church and at
the same time to deliver to him a token
OF our gratitude and respect. Mr.. Pc
terson will therefore please come for
ward.
(Atter Mr.. Peterson had stepped up
on the platform, the pastor addrested
him as follows:)
Mr.. j. W. Peterson:--I have the
pleasure to-day, Sir, to declare to you
tho gratitude of this congregation and
to express the high esteem in which
you are held in consideration of your
personal worth and for the MANY and
valuable services you have so zealously
and uprightly rendered unto our church.
You came among us while you yet were
quite a young man, and you were then
stranger to us. You united yourself
with the church and we soon learned
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farm adjoins the one now occupied by
Mr.. D. s. Featherstone, son oc Mr..
VIM. Featherstone. ~- ........
l6O acres in Hartland township,
Pierce county, to Andrew johnson,
Belle Greek, for $l,65O.
Our attention has recently been
called to gross overcharges for legal ad.
vertising. The law fixes the rate at
70 cents per folio for the first and IS
cents par folio for each subsequent in
sertion, and determines that a folio
shall be ESQ ems Of the type in which
the advertisement ia set. This REQUIRES
ten lines Of the finest type used by
western papers for one folio and twelve
Zines Of the size ordinarily used. In
the ADVANCE we use two kinds of type
at present for these notices, and of
these Is lines of the larger and l2k of
the smaller are required for folio.
Mortgage notices, summons, etc., re-
quire to be printed seven times, and
1885 per folio is the price for the
whole number of times. Probate no.
tees are printed three or four times,
and the whole price per folio is $l.45
Tor the three weeks notices and $3.50
tor those printed four weeks. It is an
easy matter for any one to count the
lines and make the calculation and thus
avoid extortion.
The Republican caucus, held on
Saturday evening at the Court House,
made the following nominations: For
mayor, F. R. Sterrett, the present in
cumbent; for councilman, Allen Howe;
for treasurer, A. W. Pratt, for justices
OF the peace, c. Phillips and G.
Graham; for constable, w. F. Grow.
There were opposing candidates for all
the officers, but the only nominations
sharply contested were those of Mr.
Howe, who was opposed by H. A.
Parks, Mr.. Phillips, whose opponent
was s. j. Hasslcr, and Mr., Grow who
only ran twenty votes ahead CT Mr.. D.
NJ. Baldwin. A somewhat singular
feature of the caucus was that Mr..
Parks, the defeated candidate for coun.
Gilman, and Mr.. Hassler, the defeated
aspirant for justice, are democrats and
will, it is understood, be candidates for
nomination before the democratic eau.
Gus. Their running as candidates in
tue republican caucus amounts to Civ
ing them two chances to carry the elec-
ton. We are also informed that there
were about us voters present and
some $50 votes cast but this is no,
doubt, an exaggeration.
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homeopathic medicines at Poole's.
Foiled Soaps at Poole's.

@OO1&HCoS EVA1cu 0OapS ~ IOOlc b.
forest Tar" Preparations, are
pure preparations Of Tar-effective, but
harmless. ..s ....
The new church, corner of 9TH st..
and East av., is rapidly approaching
completion.
Now that the snow begins to d;sap-
! pear on our streets cleaning windows
will be in order.
The ferry is running and Mr.. Day
is cutting road across the island so as
to shorten the distance. ...
Mr.. Cowell, Of the Cooperative
store in Trenton informs US that they
are doing Il thriving business. {,
Deacon Dekay, had the Street Com
missioner put steps up the cemetery
hill, starting from near the gate.
Rev. Mr.. Hart, has been appointed
pastor of the church at Diamond Bluff,
vice Rev. j. e. Fuller, resigned.
MIR. Philips, of Bay City, intends
building a steam mill of four run of
stone in that village this season.
Michael Herschler has about 100
bushels of pure Canada Fife Wheat for
sale at his warehouse in this city.
The "Czar and Carpenter is to
be presented at Opera hall about the
middle Of April, by St. Paul compa
ny.
Trenton wis., is now clamoring
to have a grist mill built in that vii
lage, and they think there that it vii,
pay.
"A mail from Cannon Falls to North
field, either daily or tri-weekly, is badly
needed. AS it is now Stanton has no
postal facilities.
There is daily mail between this
city and Cannon Falls, arriving here at
II a. m. and leaving at 2 x p. m. Office
at the National.
Mills may ''grind slowly" hut
there is nothing slow about the prog
gress made in building the two new
mill in this city.
We were handsomely entertained
at Cannon Falls, on Monday night, by
Mr.. Lyman Davis, landlord of the
Falls hotel. He keeps good house.
-Geo. H. Wedge, travelling agent
for Durand, Robson & Co., of Milwau-
kee, called on US on Friday last. He
reports business improving in his line.
We know nothing whatever of the
parties who advertise in our columns to
give premiums to our subscribers.
Those who send to them do so at their
own risk.
Mr.. Geo. Akers, Of this city, hay
ing purchased the farm of G. E. Ham,
mond, in Esdaile, Pierce county, Wis,
will remove thither as soon as the
weather permits.
Acting ':like charm" means ruin
to the stomach. As sure ana safe
remedy for colds, cough his and sore lungs,
take "Forest Tar" It never fails to
de good and never does harm.
-Messrs. Eugene and Alfred Batch
elor have bought out Mr.. Riders boat
shop near tho depot and will make
boat building speciality the coming
season. Orders filled promptly.
Mr.: Folk has purchased the
dwelling standing on the site of the La
Grange Mills and has removed the same
to Fifth street. The work of excavat-
ing for the mills made its removal nee
essary.
R. B. Kellogg, expressman, has
states for orders at Hawley g. Kel-
logg's drug store and at Med onald &
Kellogg's furniture store. Orders left
at either place will be attended to
promptly. lSw6m
Blank books made of Manila pa
per are something new. They cost but
half as much as those made of linen pa
per, and, except that they like l777,
are just as good. We saw some at
Roseboom & Sheldon's.
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Chicago and North Western Rail-
Way,

SAAASSSAS ava W. VIVA - 6o6AA4-
way.
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains
from Winona, in effect January, 1876:
Leave for Chicago aud the East, 4:50 p. m
Leave for Chicago mad the West, 1920 D. n
-Choice Perfumery at Poole's.
For Pure Drugs 60 to Poole's.
-Poole's Cough Syrup is the best
Bad roads make times dull just
Hamburg Edsing at the Dubuque
Store.
-Graining and Frescoeing b,
Youngdahl.
If you have cough 90 to POOLE
drug store.
See Lewis advertisement in anoth
er column.
-Youngdahl does carriage painting
in best style.
"A nice assortment of sponges al
johnson Bros.
Paper Hanging and kalsomin;ne
by Youngdahl.
Go to the Dubuque Store to buy
Dry Goods cheap.
Leave your orders for Sheet Music
at Lawrence & Co.'S. 25tf
Farmers, buy your Machine Oils
at Poole's Drug Store.
MIR. Geo. Akers removed to Pierce
county, Wisconsin yesterday.
The best place to buy Patent Med
lcines, is at Poole's drug store.
Last Sunday was Palm Sunday
and next Sunday will be Easter.
Don't fail to see the Union Spy at
Opera hall, April 9th, 10th and 18th.
The Boston Philharmonic concert
troupe perform at Opera hall April 10th.
The Pierce county (Wis. grange
meets at Ellsworth on Saturday next.
-Wanted-To rent parlor organ.
Address John Place through post-ofice.
24w2
Wall Paper, Picture Frames and
Children's Carriages at Lawrence &
Co.'S. 25tf
MIR. I. F. Hunt is removing to-day
to the old Roberts farm in Featherstone
township.
10000 Rolls Wall Paper, new styles
just received from manufacturers by F..
A. Poole.
COOP BOARD by the week, day or
meal, at Opera Hall Restaurant.
BOarderS wanted.
Timothy Seed, extra quality, raised
by D. H. Towle, of Featherstone, for
sale at Stearns & Roth. 24w3
Madam Bissonette has variety
of blocks ready for making over ladies'
straw hats in the spring styles. If
The Office of Mr.. B. B. Herbert
will be removed into the store on Bush
street, third door west Of Main this week.
Observation-Disclosures, eggs and pota-
toes, in exchange for Groceries; by E,
P. Lowater, Third street, Red Wing,
MINI.
AT the Dubuque Store is where
you can get both bleached and unbleach.
ed 2A and 2% Sheeting and Pillow
Case muslin in all widths.
Remember that we offer the "!Stats
Tidning," Hon. Hans Mattson's pa.
per, and the ADVANCE for 1915 ne.
year for both for cash IN 0dcance.
All those wishing to consult DR.. f.
o. Baker, of Lake City, can see him
every Friday at the drug store of Noeson
\ Funk from 9 a. m. to s p. m. 3Otf
The Office of the ADVANCE will
this week be removed to the ground
hoor, in the store on Bush street third
door south OF Main, next to the alley.
81, 200 A good house and lot for
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~
Days of school, IS
Pupils enrolled, 9lO
Average daily attendance, 1928
Average daily absence, $50
Days attendance, 3SS25.
Days absence, l7l7.5
Hardness of pupils, 400.
Per cent. of attendance, 95.S
Per cent. of punctuality, 99.5
Visitors, 1877.
Hardness of teachers, 3.
Enrolled. Second term of 1861,
90; ditto of 1856, $40; Increase 40.
Average daily attendance. Second
term Of 1861, 1928: ditto of 1856,
1856; Increase 56.7.
MIR. B. B. Herbert reports the fol-
lowing sales Of real estate:
10 E. F. Grow, for 1850, the prop
erty Of David Taylor, house and one
lot, Aker's subdivision of Red Wing.
Two lots in Institute Addition to
Chas. Spates.
Two lots in Institute Addition to
John Sullivan.
Two lots and house in south Red
Wing, owned by VIM. Featherstone, to
Geo. Spicer for $1,400.
Farm Of Geo. Spicer, in Trenton,
Pierce county, Wis.,, containing 100
acres, with stock and implements, to
VIM. Featherstone, for $4,000. This
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Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains
from Winona, in effect January, 1876:
Leave for Chicago aud the East, 1850 p. m.
Leave for Chicago mad the West, 1920 .. N.
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LOCAL MATTERS,
RED WING, MAR. %, 1877.
Railroad Time Table.

The trains on tho c.. NJ. and st. Paul.
railroad depart from the Red Wing depot.
as follows:
GOING EAST:
Freighta at 2:40 u. IN. Passsen'r 1910 p. m.
g ut S:25 .. IN. 9:27 p. III.
GOING WEST: ,t.
Freight at 1920 a. IN. Passeng'r 4:l5 a. m
at 5:l5 p. IN. $40 p. NJ
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fA1Ns IN bACh, HEAU, HEARI,
Lungs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum-
6ago, Sciatica, Pneumatic Gout, Nerv-
Gus and Kidney diseas es, positively
cured by DR.. Filters Rheumatic Rens-
edy and Vegetable Liuer Pits. Nerer
fail sohen persevered in. For circulars,
Pamphlets, Guarantees, &c., go to yoeu'
Druggists, N1sen f. Funk, agents for
Red Wing. 43yl
RED WING, March 9th, II.
Ed. Adrance:-I understand that
some of my competitors for the Office
of constable are quite busy circulating
reports that [ am not running in good
faith, but intend to give the position to
some friend, or run it in partnership
with others; the whole is tissue of
falshoods, and assure my friends that
| desire the Office for myself and no one
else. IF. Grow.
We are in receipt Of a handsome
and elaborate "Seed Catalogue" from
Mr.. James J. II. Gregory, Of Marble
head, Massachusetts. It is very full
embracing almost every variety of veg,
ctables and flower seeds with the
PRICES per psckage 81 pound; des Scrip
tions Of products and directions for cul-
tivating. Catalogues sent gratis on ap-
plication,
, 1877-02-04

such claim. Therefore, n<Aliss Willard comes
to talk IN temperance before the Prcsbytery OIL
Newark, welcome her words IL Mrs. doSe ~ W
Mrs. Rllca speaks on Foreign Missions 20 tIe
Gcuera Assembly It Is not pfeaGn ar IL KIT
# a woman claiming to be ordained comes to
one of our prlpts as an accredited herald OF the
Gospel, let Paul's Injunction against Wo1nafls 8
prcachIno bar her access.
But there is L class OF people-,calleu ~ ~ W
nreachcrs of the Nord-the Apostles and their
ordained SUCCESSORS. Into this official company
u woman Is forbidden to come. But whoever
hearetll may say, Come hence, our Church makes
no objection to q woman's speaking Tor Christ.
The s'social pray eeting"-eVen by example
Of the Prcsbytcry Of Newark,--dees not bound
her liberty in this regard Our Woman's Foreign
Board has placed our consccrated women before
synods aud conventions to stir up the hearts OF
the people for the conversion Of the world, ana
greatly has God blessed their words.
We do not believe that there is, Or W1ll M oe'
very much difference Of opinion Oh this sub
jcct in our Church, If positions were clearly
stated. And yet, let 1t be remembered, unless
positions arc thus defined, there may be danger
in excess Of legislation. Our standards take no
ground upon this question. Upon tue script
ence OF opinion. This the Presbytery Of Newark
affirmed in its actlen. This the General Assem-
bly implied III refusing to express au opinion as
to the Scripturai view OF the question. 1t IS not
the habit ot our Church to hold ministers to
trial over doubtful cxegesis. We should t4t b.. be
again, in our minds it is not difficult to draw
tic line. We think the words of Paul fail into
harmony with the points we have stated above;
but until our Church has clearly defined its po-
stion, and stated where, on Scripturas grounds,
the boundary Of wou1an's liberty, Of public
speech should be drawn, the less judicial action
We have, the better for the peace and prosperity
of the Church.
, 1877-02-04
PERSONAL.

Phillips Brooks is the Lyman Bcecher lecturer
at the Yale Theological Seminary this year:
Bishop Havcn, who left New York for Liberia
Nov. j, ,dlas arrived at Monrovia, the Capital.
The Rev. Dr. A. H. Quint is now living in
Dover, n. H., and is rapidly regaining hia
health. For recreation he is revising the Went.
worth gencaiogy.
The Rev. Mr.. Heffernan, Rector OF st. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church, Paterson, n. j.,
has been compelled to resign his position be.
cause OF i'll health.
The Rev. J. O. Orman proposes to be one Of
500 persons to give $500 each to relieve the
Southern Methodist Publishing House at Nash
vile from its Indebtedness
The death is announced OF the Rev. Dr.. John
G. Lord, for many years one OF the foremost
Presbyterian ministers Of Western New York.
spent in Buffalo.
The Rev: Sister Anna Oliver seems not to
have toilcd In vain at Passaic, n. J. Seventeen
conversions are already reported IN her church.
Can any Of the male preachers of Passaic show a
better record than thise
The Rev: R. Snowdcn, who was formerly
tho pastor Of the Congregational Church in
Dar:cn. Conn.,, vas recently. ordained as .
clergyman OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
ny o'aAop Aletteloln' VI Lous i9'ano'
The Rev. ". ". Newell, D. D., has resigned
the pastorate OF Eighty-fourth Street Presby-
terian Church, New York, to devote himself to
literary pursuits And the Rev. II. Il. Blair has
ptGn seu u .s'ot |h,,r ~ ~ VIZ 1.s.s ~ ~
I unlleu res ~ h; eAuien' 1'e" AotA' ~ IL
"aio auo fes1 VI ui5n'
The Rev. 8. P. Norcross. Of the Congregation
81 Church, since last autumn, has been Ia
boring at Dcadhill, in the Black Hills region, as
missionary. This is the largest OF number
Of settlements along q parrow eulch extending
5000, many Of them very destitute. He holds
weekly services, having congregation Of about
sevcnty-tiyc, and uses the only organ in that re-
gion on Sundays, which is carried away in the
evening. and for the balance OF the week does
service in dancc or faro hall.
Thc Rev Stamford Brookc. ch,n}ain in ordinary
n nmea1 v;ctar;a and one ~ ~ ,nost -, hr;iisnt
end noarfi ',raa,ars @ NV IN ~ nnn t rst
nowu whic b. was hn1dtna thc bnnhie nosition
hGMn Mac W vs. nootus " ~ me non SGsa.o
pora 2i h;n, nd ~ ro3 oa snc 97aw;ns
~ - io4,a,,,." lu ttnt ~ ~.