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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-10

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What, said he. are the prodigious claims
here: That by lawsuit in state court
the states complete vote is to be re.
trieved and reversed, and that when a
judge Of state court has so decided.
the supreme court of the United States
must make low obeisance to Mr.. Judge
White, and say, ''That Is the end OF the
law that IL the fat Of the state" Well
suppose that we do succeed in counting
president In, and suppose that a quo
1ayTanto Is started to prove that the pres
ident In his seat should be dislpdged be-
Tor him were not cast by de io,,
electors, then IL Is proposed that the
decision OF the state court is the be-all
and the end-all of this inquiry. What
sort Of government, what sort of a
presidency, what sort OF protection of
regularity and permanence OF authority
under the constitution are provided bv q
scheme Of perpetual four years depend.
ence on quo porranto in the state of
Nevada or FloridaI You must never
lose sight OF the matter that ycu are IN
advise what votes and how manv shaII
be counted by the two houses, and when
you have determined what extraneons
evidence shall not invade the regularity
Oh finished transaction OF state. vol,
nave determined a. by double decision
that it shall not be invaded, disparaged
or exposed to any questio by q mere
certincafe which Is its own agent and
author-a volunteer in disturbance in ,Le
counting Of votes. - ''e
, 1877-06-30

4 Vienna dispatch states that the Austrian
Emperor has sent dispatch to the Hun
garian Minister TiszA {biiulster Of tho In.
torioE). expressing his satisfaction with the
Minister'S speech in the Hungarian Dict on
sl.s 2Gth inst. It will be remembered that
tue tenor Of the Minister'S speech WINS In
favor of strict neutrality aud OF n,aintaiug
corsllal relations with the other Powers so AZ
to prevent any territorial transformations
which might bs contrary to tho interest Of
tho monarchy. Relative to military prep
aratlons he said:
In tie face Of certain contingencies, such u h4a
hsso salkcd over, but 10 actual resolution been
Como 10, he could aasure tho House that, among
those with whom the decision lar, thero Wa no
ono who deemed 1t tbs object or aim Of tho foreign
policy TO make territorial changes on tho frontiers
oftae monaschJ-that no ons dreamed OF forming
projects In the tnteEeat Of such I policy.
Ths Significance Of thu E.pperor's dispatch
tndorsing this Hungarian view lies In his
desertion OF the 6clayio elesnent OF his popu.
lationt and the dissipation OF their hope that
Austria would csoss the frontier and occupy
bosnia, Herzegovina, and Seryia, thus laying
the foundation Of that great Pan-sc1Avouio
Empire which has been Tho dream OF erszy
, 1877-06-30

Tho Chicago produce markets wcro generally
less active yesterday, except In transfer, and tho
leading ones tended downward. Mess pork closed
5Ss10c per br1 lowcr, at sl2+ 75112. 30 cash and
sig, 011i 1T. 05 for August. Lard closed 71{10c
per 100 lbs lowcr, at sS57!{Gaa. 60 for July
md 81. 70Gla. 723s for August. Meats were easier
at 4sic per n for loose shoulders and Usxc for do
short tbs. Lake fsclghts wcrc stcady, at 1sc
for corn to buffalo. IIsllwtncs were firm, at
81. Oh per gallon. Flour wns quict Wheat closed
31gc lo,srr, at Sl.34:36b1.:HA for July nnl
S1.@1i& for August. Corn closed 1tc 1owcA at
41c for July mud 47isc for August. Oats closrd
+, 1Ac lowcr, al Tic cash and 33aic for July. Nye
was quiet. Mt &c. harley nominal at B3l85c
! for new No. :, rc1lcr September. Hogs wcro
acsivc and armcr. selling at 81. .GoGl4.5o. Cattle
, wcro In better demand and werc etcnd!cr, with
sales o! Inferior to extra At 81. .o0eb6. 8f. Sheep
were dull and weak. Ono hundred tlollars In gold
would buy S1o5 14H In grccnbacka ut tho close,
, 1877-06-30

It will bo soon by our spccial cable dis
pntch this morning that Austrias carly oc-
cupation Of Bosnia Ia regarded In England
aa an event certain 10 occur, notwithstanding
the ASSURANCE to the contrary in tho recent
speech Of Minister T1szA, and the Emperorts
subsequent Endorsement Of tho speech.
Such atep by Austria Is for some reason
looked upon by tie British Turkophiles as
hostile to Russia, though neither the interest
nor inclination Of tho inter seems TO lo In
tho direction Of Bosnia. What possible OBJ
lection Russia could intorpose against tho
occupation by Austria of tho Turkish terri
tory lying across the frontier 1t Is difficult to
imagine. Russia hns no use for Dosnia,
present or prospective, and would doubtless
ho entirely willing to have that slice OF 1Mr-
key placed on Austria'a plato when the final
distribution takoa place.
, 1877-06-30
STATE CONTROL OF RAILROADS.

The relations hetwoon The railroads and
the States from which thoy derive thcir fran,
chises are now definitely determined bv .hc
highest tribunal In the nation, The r;ohts
OF tho railroads under the charters and ths
power OF tho States in their governing caDac,
ity aro now 20 clearly defined that thor cau
,,eyer acoin croatia liszonsion. nrrcat tbe nuh.
liz attention 10 tue exclusion Of other publio
aueations, and disorgsnize political p.rtia.
as thew did three or fonr veara .oo Tba
decision Of the United states sunrana oonrt
In The case Of the Chicago Hn,,inoton \
Quincy Rai)road against the st.te of 1ova
fully afir,ns The priucip1o laid down In .ha
Chicago warehouse casea. viz, That ali
, 1877-06-30
THE MoLL1E MAGUIREs.

Il was hoped and believed TINT tho exoou.
tion of several Of tho flcspcro1oes Df tha
Pennsylvania mining district known AZ tia
Lollio Maguircs would strike taror In thu
hearts Of that crowd of f,enaa md onco more
oiye humau I;fo In that rcc,on Of tbo corntr~
tho san,o protection II enioya ofsowhero ~
d.r c,v;,iyat,or rut rn,nss o,,~ ,,,.,.s. s.s
exaggerated ond t],stortcd n saoma os~,s;,,
ttat tha hro,lio nrn,7,i,o. ,,.xo ;,ato..s',"a', -
, 1877-06-30

=; Tho loug-peidlng caso Of nAxTEn w. tho
Chicago Board Of rrn;le Inns just been de-
{ridcd by tho Supreme Court OF Illinois.
which h'4stalna tho action of tho Court bc-
ow III refusing MI injunction restraining
!: llo Hoard Of TEaslc from interfering with
tho exercise Of HAxr,-n's rights Antl privileges
~ '''rrHbcr of Tint molly. BAxrEn hal
!becn expelled by tho l'oar,l for violation Of
tho rnlcs relative to tho fullll.nont of co,,-
tr'cts, and le attempted to secure lIa rein
fRtatemelIt III tin manner described.
, 1877-06-30

: News Of II terrible ba!t1o may 10 soon OK.
,pcctet1, The Russian p'an Ii said to 10
g, changed. anil our correspondent ut lbrail
jtelegrnphs that Gen. XiMMEhsfAN, command
ling the Russian left, will movo upon shun,-
IN. Tho town is vol fortified, anil its tllir-
teen or fourteen forts are defended by some
|Co,Ueb men. An attack upon Shu,nla will
-esult in ono of tho most snnguinary conflicts
of tho war, mud will severely try tho metal
luf tho AI1lscoyites.
, 1877-06-30

-; Arror.n cntM,MASnEnY, Xn: !. KEInHTs TEN.
e.. this satnrdny) nflcsnaoa nt zN o'clock prompt.
The tlrcr Of tho Temple wifi hr conferred, md 4 il
cgappca A. ti!e ,nnf named. solatioa wiil s.
HsHst IN tic wnrk during the afternoon, after whtc
the flr knlKhss VIII rctro to thc At.nory fDt drill. It
Cunllnnnhry wu nnkr It convenient win ho prra.
eHt both afternoon mud evening ny nrlrr VI la c.
j. II. DuNLUr, Kccor3er.
, 1877-06-30

State had rcfnscd 10 do this, tho Company
applying for Tho charter might have aba,-
tloned 1t, md refused to build the ronl.
II la possible that permanently fixing
rates in tho charter might have prevented
tho state from interfering nj somo future
time. thongh tho Court docs not say 30 al-
so1ute1y; but tho Company, having failod to
sccurs this concession, has no right to resist
the Legislative authority to determine It's
charges. We do not know Of railroad COM
pany that has maximum rnto fixed by its
charter, and tho decision In the Burlington
case will covor all tho other rai1road corporn.
tions.
Tho minor points in this decision deny
that state forfcita any Of It's powers in
regulating public corporations by not uaing
thcm for any iongth OF timo, DO II long Of
short. The fact that tho power was not OK.
orcisctt simply indtcates that It WAS not moo.
essary in tho Judgment Of tho body polite,
hut cltange Of conditions at any timo en-
nbles Tho Legislature 10 e1crciso its rights.
1t Is also hold that tho leasing Of rnilroad
to another corporation, as was tho caso with
tho Burlington 4 Missouri, docs not
tho Chicago. nurtinston cr,na.
IN 1cnaino ,hia road H., - a,,,,..a. l.. y' ~
fu1 oonlition, o1ia,;ng a. a.. .,.us - ~.
lease. ovou tbouch tbov noro ,,' M. ,nforsas sa
Till after tho iooao so II in hs1a M H., ] ,ho a..
regulating roten doca mt conf,a. - .,,.,, ~ .s. ~"
mart uf ti,o Constitulior ~ tho a,,,a ..,s.a,.
ouorantc+a .ho nriv;1ooo. ~ a o;.;.an T1s.
whola oontroversv rcso,voa ;tsott ;,.o M -.
e;mn1a fort 4l,ot co,t,oro,;or, ,r1,,s,. .A ~
franchises md sneoial nrivilaooa fror ~
pnb1io ore enhicct n stats -on,,1o,,o,, :, AZ
mat,or of charoea. That thoir ,,oaac..;on ~
charters does not ro1eaao them fron oh,ioo-
tfona tn Tim Oonstitution on1 lava ~ .at.ts.
and that nothing short ~ f,rtno rntna ~ 49,
charter itsolf can bar thc gta3c fro,n ~ IL. H.
authority To ostnb1ish them nt nnv ,;,n. I,
the future.
While tho statua If the ,a,,rood :. M
longer eouiyocal. md vh,1a Al, r.;1roo1
company can no longer dofv tba hoiv no1;-
tio and iauoh nj rons,lar ,,rot.at r. r,,,s. ~
bo concluded that tho ra;1ronds ran n,vo-
again ,,nnose nnon thu nrhlic nrr,,a ~.
sra Of nnb1io ,nnrovomon,s s,a vhon ~,
road building on thu Credit. .Mohi1;sr .va,sr,
WINS ponular md nrof,tablo pp,au;t rc;,rood
conventions exercised cons;derah1o ;nnuoroo
over State I,eois1ntures. and +he t;,no win
como noain when thev Will find u ,,rof,tot1o
to 20 into politics.. Tbev n,nv ecat N con.
trol e1cot;ona nnd IL hriha rao;s1a,n~,. =,
thov d3d for,ror,u b, .,.,,,. .e,.,.lt. e.,
, 1877-06-30

+. Policy-holdcrs in tho Chicago Life-1nsur-
Inncc Company will Ee rlcased 10 learn that
!; tho Secretary thereof has slopod with huge
slice Of the nssGts. There has boen q sus.
lpicinn for F'sno tina fist tl,a policies wore
.r!s.' worth 'uacl,, aud Tho holders should 10
sG,,:ct"ts1 70. .le. CtApp for setting oil doubts
! ri ...ss
, 1877-06-30

There is no financial relief for tic larl-up
Btnte-!louso Commissioners Of Inliann. The
Attorney -Gcnernl Inns decided TINT they can't
draw auy money until it il realized undor
the tax loyy, Which will result in heavy
run on tho lunch routes.
, 1877-06-30

4fsfnnee Tnatars1nv thnv srr.n, - hAx.
communicated and s,toct.d r. pn,.;.n. a.
nvrooe nm tbo .onth 1,ort ~ W., n.n,,h.
onnos;ta the month ~ ,bo p;var WI, .nd
At Inst account. a ,1esnerato ha,t,e va. In
oroorcsa. TIN ha.t1e- bovavor =. orlv an
Incident. Thu Rnsa,an. are sr,,,.. and hovc
o1,taincd a footho1d In 1,r,c,,;, or,, ,ho
Turkieh re,.,tnnca vii, he n.c1o,. Ortnrro-
bered and ou.f1antc,l thox r,,,a. ro,rnot A..
soon as the 1,usaiana crossed et ona mint
Tho dam oayo wov and the f,oo,, NJ Sfuscovi.ca
vsnt ovor with a rn.h. Tim -a.n,t II tot3
in tbo tcrso t,;spatcb of tho Grand nnlo
NtcuonAs. uThe t,;f1,cnit and comn,fc,tef1
taak If cross;nr I'm D.nnho I. ncl;aved y
Duripu Tho wcok thu nussians hayo occu.
MED Tho vho1e of Nor,be.stern Dutoorio.
have iso,atod .hs four fortre.aea of the
Quadrilatornl, md out OF tho forco
At Widdin md tho Tnr1ja,, .rmv Of
su1E1uAN pABuA in Albania from CO.
operation with tha r;cht anil contre lcav;nc
them to be handled by the extreme Russian
right and tho Roumsninns, and In all proba-
bility tho Servians niso, who will Reize the
occasion Of the Russian passage to strike for
thoir Independence. As will be soon by Tho
map. tho Qund1ilatosal Is innkcd by tho
victorious Russians. W}lothor 1t DO their
purpose 10 reduce The four fortrcssos, or
simply TO fnveBt thcm mud pass on towards
Adriauople, cannot DO foreseon. but It Is
moro than probable that tho latter plan will
be adopted. In either event, tho second
great natural slefonso Of Tu1koy-&i,s Balkan
range-is now OF interest. There arc eevon-
teon passes over tho Balkans, but only SIX Of
ths routes are passablo for armies. OF .heso
si1, tho anfcst route IL that from slumla to
Karnabad. There are two other practical
routes, ono from Prnvadi to Aidos, and the
other from Varna to Misiwri, which tho
Russians took In 1920, hud, ~ oil those routes
converge at Ad1ianople, 1t is certain that
they will be again utilized, aud that before
long VIC shall hear Of them pouring over tho
Balkans on their way to Atlrianople or Con-
, 1877-06-30
NEW YORK. FOREIGN AppoINTMEgT7.

A rood tlcnl haa hccn sn,a ohout thc n,,n,h..
OF unnointrnonfs to rc5cral off1c". w fson, nh,a
aud thciniu,tico oil these rom cnt, wa. rcccn,ts
,1c,nonx+r rotct} hv m off,c,t .ta,a,,..,t .t.'t.
thot nit h.. ..,.,sa,, ..s. h"o"''s
t"as oMu "ho Eu"sAuc11u4J 1883 thaH Acr "1uo.
ia OF Government O{Ttces, II these nee IN In
nnrcc1ctf mt nm nco1ra,blco1 1t,o. .rt,n ..u.4
p1'>s" wv w seoH'aiiaAe"4 n4es' LUG alloE-
subject of crticsn, particularly unacr Rsnub. r'
licat. Admintstratton, Nov York haytnr yotcd
against GRANT tho first time, and also against
hAfAs at tho last election. Ex.secFetary FISK
Ncw-Ynrkcrs In tho Departments under lta
control control. ne gave Nev York i've full toreig'.
missions. one hat mtsalor, the frat Secretary Of
Legation to s!x Of tho Great Powers in Europe
and one In chfna'-ono Of them being bis son,
NICK FtsH'-four Conauls-Gcncral, and twcn-
r',,,.,,oo.. S.o,n 49, s os,. .''s " 4o!ssn np@
n. .,,a mas,n ..! .ao osaso susses's t1aI POSI-
al,road in Tho djulonnattc scrvfcc. sccrc+arv
vantage Of New York. a. bc anno,ntcd st~,aon t,s
Snw.Yorkcrs -, LII, - h,,t Nv 1pp'ea ppsaa ~ sa.eon
wcsc chiefs. That wc NAV not bo accu.cl n
speaking at haphaxartl, uo subtoin tho nauc. Of
tho. New York appointments made by cz,sccro.
taFy Ft3r, himself d New Yprker:
sr4rs nrr4nrsrx-
ch;et "'''''.'.t'"'".:s; a; HtoHn
Sh'sf mn.nIs. H. nsswoll
~ Ea,ci Accounts as Q. Morgan
S.ic.E ''' '''' '''''''''-''''''''''''n. I. Tnonas
Ciurk, ..........''...''...E II 1tsvwnoH
cicrE '''''''''''' = ''''''''''''F' g. ~. C5ats
f.ictt hSneaes %
tae.s Gie.s. '''''' !. Dwight
Eicrk '''' hssnos nsse
, 1877-06-30

Appropriate: The Cxar has presented
crosses to those who wcro tho first to get
lover the Danube.
, 1877-06-30
ADJUSTMENTS.


TInvrr1y'n Th~ntre.
nsudo1Nh strtrs. between Clark and Ia9af1e.
''0n Hand" Stessta. .1ohn Thompson. ]. ". som.
mcrs, i. y. Mcrtons Miescs rhosa MeA!Itlter, Uoty
Enslc Afternoon and evening"
, 1877-06-30
sc1ave in Anatrin. The Empororfs diapatch
ia direct blow At 65 per cent Of his people.
How they will receive 1t rcmnins to bo ssen.

IOWA AND THE SILVER QUESTION.
We commend 10 tho good people Of New
York tho notfon OF tho Town state Conven-
tion t.pon tho subject Of silver, and, lest Tho
resolutions Of the Convention On that point
mny bo overlooked, We reproduce them, ~
| follows:
!. The pnhiIc credit should be saetcaly maIn.
tatncd. and all tho obligations Of thc Government
honestly discharged. and that VIC favor Tho early
attainment Of currency convertible Into coin. and
| therefore advocate tho gradual resumption at
speclo payments BY continuous and speedy stcps in
that direction.
+. That tho silver dollar tas!ng been the legal
unt Of valnc frum the foundation Of tho Federal
Government until 1871. tho inv undcr which ,s
cofnaeo was suspended should be repealed 1t tho
earlic't possible day. and si1rer made. with koid,
legal lender tor tho payment OF all debts, both
pnbllc and ptlvate. and nlto boEoro that tho pren
ent volumo of currency shonld bs maintained unt'1
tho wanh Of trade and commerce demand its fur.
ther contraction.
There can bo no mistaking this expression
Of tho unanimous feelings Of tho Republic
ans Of Iowa on tho question Of tho re-estob-
liahment of tho silver dol1ar. Not only do
those resolutions oxpross tho opinions OF tho
Republicans, bnt they cnaboty tho opinions
Of MI tho people Of Town, Of ait parties md
DIVISIONS. In estimating public opinion IN
iowa on THIS SUBJECT tho apee'e-resumpt1on
in-goio rcoP1o may lcase Iowa oat OF al
doubt and queation. Tho whole people,
Republicans and Demoornts, aro unit.
Az with Iowa, go with nit tho States Of the
Wost. Tho List In formidable ono: Iowa,
' on'o' 4no'ann, Ancn'gan, Ailnois' hIaaonf1'
Wisconsin, Nebraaka' MINNESOTA Kansas
m" colot"ao. Aa al 'neae otates tnefe ia
no DIVISION OF sentiment among the people
worm speaking OIL anu tho votes OF tho
twenty-s"o senators anu ninety-nane hepro-
7entas'ses Oh those sta:os may DO
co"nted es nnlt' not oniy IN faVor Of tho
1oeo,n"eo y. sne 8'1ses ooaiat' out III IaSoro1
MAKING tnat aouaf an unllmitoa logal'tender
III tho payment Oh all aeoss, pnollo and pra"
Vete' On II was po1oso .he li,-tinaed ana m
WHO sc' ot 1915. II IL "el'' taosetoFe' That
tue ao'oc"te8 OF en exclusive so'd currency
shou'a understand TINT tho people Of the
eIe,en o'a.es nanea "to shofoosnly an'tea'
''u'' .na' .no A1epuo'.ca''S u IOWA nave 10.
e,a'op vi ''''S SuoJee' 1no 6onefai OPINION OF
'a.
:, Mhas 90 snese resolutions oemanaf ihey
.tls1sno'!s a'c'nso 'nas "1l Tue ooaeat1ona OF
sneoo'eEnmens snaA 90 honestly alseaaf8od;
tnefo 's no aes,fe expressed 'or my escape
4fo.a a.S u1as'on VI eaaet'on heeessaFy 70
MAINTAIN tue nnane'a. aonof Oh tho nation.
~ Is tu3'nef aec'ateo 'het every step shonid
w taA't4 W seoat. q" oat'5 resumption Q.
cur. oa11'noy eonses'lo4o 'n,o com, anu ao''ae
.a"s sl'se's , p"5.'euss " ~ Iea,ueo " con-
, 1877-06-30
THE sPo1Ls SYSTEM OF POLITICS,

To every Amoricnn citizen there IL pso.
sonted thu painful question, not of reforming
the Constitution md plao of ooycrnm ont,
hut, rs II socms nt prcscnt, the oven morn
difIicnlt operation, how to reform tho at1.
miniatration Of government. Wo tnye Ind,
from date anterior to tho formation of tho
Federal Union, mon Of eminent ability and
wise etaicsmanahip who managed our affairs
during the Revolution, who framed our Con.
stisution and casabffshod our Governments
prncttcn1lv. hnff mt tho ynnn1,incrv of tho
An,or;rnr 11,;or i, r,,t;o,, w. 1,s~o ~
a. =. ~ ~ se. - n' ~, -" n"'' NV.
1".et ss"seatneh ~ "uoHo Ahuoh "efo com-
mitted oltr laws and olr inatituttons, and
tho application OF the ideas aud PRINCIPLES on
wbich our aoxcrnmcnt v,a fonr3cd. TIA
u...,1 -..1..t;... - -lt.,. -. 49,
"Se0 49, """ s o"s" 'i1o
pcua!ues OF war tho nation throw OIL
alnvery, has taken Its place In tho past.
DuriuQ all this century the atntesn,nn. ora
to,, ar1 .zr;tar. b.vo s~,.na,a ,t,o;, o.,,,,,,,
80 s''- A"'" '.P7"sa sAo.A "o"'ss
nau 'no'r icafnins' o. "c!i as taeaf patriotism.
IN determining tho great question whether
tho United 6tatcs vero a nation or a mara
xo1u,4o,vooraarsrtn and oseoo;.t;o, otpt,t.n
,.',' ' ~ y, ~ "o',
aa''nB common a8enE calleo tno fcderai
NaoFofnMcuts 4hat anu other important mat
tors pertaining to tho constitutional powcrs
on1 frrctions ~ fha N.t,or,1 f1ov.-n,..,,t
=. ~ g.. -,
NJ" 't'oso u tno o'ates A"'e oeon 'earnea'y
fiiscussed by our statosmon and jurtsts, and
tho end Of the century following tho close Of
n civil war happily Witnesses tho substantial
determination Of all these matters onco
deemed so. threatening and perilous.
While the country has thus boon making
history, and determining tho f,reat coutro-
versioa growing out Of tho constitutional
forms. and tho constitutional nowcrs. dntica
md obligations Of tho Government. thero
hayc bcen sovn seeds Of other ovsls. which
have grown 10 yfooroualv. thonoh nln,ost i'm
porceptibly. until thew threaten TIM now f1oc.
srinally.essablished Constitution with 1an-
uers and perila of the worst o}nractor
TYy., .,& +,, -.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-18
CLEANSING FLUID.

For washing alpaca, camel,s haiI. aut
other wooden goods, aud for removiu,
marks made on furniture, carpets, rugs
ect.: Four ounces ammonia, four ounce.
white CASTLE soap, two ounces alcohol
two ounces glycerin, two ounces either
Cut the soap fine, dissolve in one quart
water over the FIRE, add four quarts
water. When nearly cold add the 9th.
er ingredients This will make nearly
eight quarts and will cost about rs
cents. 1t must be put in bottle and
stoppered tight. 1t will keep good any
length CT time. To wash dress goods,
take pail of lukewarm water, and put
10 teacupful Of the fluid, shake around
weh in this, and then rinse in plenty Of
clean water, and iron on wrong side
while damp. For washing grease from
coat collars, etc, take little of the
fluid in a cup Of water, apply with 4
clean rag, and wipe we'll with second
rag. 1t will make everything wooden
look bright and fresh Chicago T.b
une,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-18
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE
MENT

I shall publish, on or before Oct
10Th, my new CoNsrABLE's MANUAL.
It has been speedily written for the use
Of Cons sbles, contains al the statute
and common law relating to their
powers and duties, and gives forms and
instructions for every emergency. Price
rs cents. Delivered free to the pur.
chaser's post. Office, in good condition.
Warranted satisfactory. Worth many
times its cost to any constable or sheriff,
Also, worth its cost to any justice OF
lawyer. Address
WALTER 8. Booth.
Township and Law Blank Printer,
Rochester, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-18
A Word to tho Unemployed.

Our attention has been called 70 new
cooking utensil. recently invented. which
makes baking . pleasure, instead Of .
dreaded necessity; the inventor Of which
has conferred an everlasting blessiDg upon
every ouss.kssper. We refer 8 the Pet
ent Centennial Cake and Bread Pan, with
which. BY simply raising hook, you can
remove the sides Of The pan from the cake
instantly, without breaking or iuuring II
in the least, thus enabling you 70 Toe and
frost Il while warm. To remove the tube
i'm the center. insert . knife the slot in
the top Of the tabe. and simply give Il q
half turn, and II viii drop ont. It il also
provtped with slids on the bottom. q
|tAat, for baking jelley and plain cakes,
pudding. bread, etc.. thus practically Civ.
ing you two pans for the price Of one.
The Centennial Cake Pan e highly rec
|ommendsx By the Ladies - being the bss'
and most convenient pan ever introduced
They are made Of 1u0ia iron. are mGrs
durable, snd will bake your cakes m3Ee
evenly and much nicer brown than you
can bake them In the oad-fashioned iii
cake pans. These goods are sold exelu-
sivly through agents % families. and ever,
house keeper should By al msans hav'
diem. A splendid opportunity Il oAered
to some reliable lady o. gentleman canvas.
Ger Of this county 10 secure - agency fo'
. pleasant and psoatabis busanesa Fol
terms. territory, ETC.,. writs 70 L. BrowI
Z Co., Nos. IA and 3le Klm Street, Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-18

Having seen several very line looking
cheese and 6rkin Of butter, that looked
more than ordinarily good. ON exhibition
at our recent County Fair and, knowing
that they were from Mr.. Thos. Sloan's farm,
and doubtless quite ~ good a they AZ
peared to be- We were surprised to ind
that no mention was made Of them in the
list Of awards thai was handed to. us for
publication. On inquiry We learned that
the Judges awarded the first premium tn
both articles but that the paper, contain
ing award had in some way dropped ont
Of the package Of papers handed to the
Secretary and, for that reason did not ap
pear in the published list. Both articles
merited first premiums and they were so
awarded.