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WANTED - BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
w in the lower portion of the Fourth Dis
trict. or upper portion Of the First District, a
room tunfurnished)in private family. Address
D, Democrat office, oc1a
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ANNUAL sTATEMNNT
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pleasant and convenient. Address D.. Demo-
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WANTED--A CALISTH ENC ACHERTO
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E1OR RENT OR SALE-ASAW MILL, ONE
= mile from Biloxi. Terms liberal. Address
JACOB ELM Err Biloxi, Miss. se25 I'm
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CRESCENT MUTUALINsURANcRo oMPAHY
New ORLEANS. May 10. 1917.

The Trustees. In conformity with amended
charter. submit the following statement OF tlie
affairs Of the company on the s0th Of April lS77:
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Raising and Feeding Swine.

If one thing needs reforming more
than another, i. is the manner Of rails
ing and feeding swine. From the day
they are large enough to eat they are
offered all manner Of refuse about the
place, such as rank weeds, filthy Stops,
spoiled vegetables and meats dead
fowls, etc. They are allowed to rum.
mage the dung yard and CLEAN the re-
fuse of food in the faces Of cattle and
horses, on the ground of economy.
But We imagine the quantity Of food
saved in this way is very insignificant
not to exceed the value of bushcl
of shelled corn year among the whole
stock on an ordinary sized farm. The
objections to the practice Of keepin.
swine in tins way ar SO serious, howev,
er, that TIE reasons in favor of it have
no force at all. The origin Of tr'chi.
nosis in swine may be always traced to
the cosumption Of vile stuffs in the
food, or being housed and yarded amid
flth and foul air. Interests as dear al
health and life require thorough re.
form in keeping swine. Let their
food be as pure as that which other
animals consume let them be kept in
clean quarters aud have pure air; lei
diseased and unworthy animals be sep
arated from those in health; and We
NAV have no fear Of trichinosis among
either swine Of human beings.-[Live
Stock Journal.
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To t>onsumptives.

Consumption, tha. scourge of hu-
manity, is the grea, dread of the hu
man family, in all civilized countries.
l feel confident that I am in poses
sion of the only sure. infallsblc Keme-
dy now known to the professionalism
the positive and speedy cure Of that
dread disease, and It's unwelcome con-
comitan,s, viz. t,atarrh, Asthma,
'sronchi,is, Nervous Debility. &c, &c
Twenty eight years experience, as a
busy practitioner, in the best Consump
ton Hospitals Of the Old and New
World, has taught me the value Of the
Medicine in the cure OF all Throat and
Luug Complaints
Those suffering with consumption OF
any Of the above 'maladics, by address
ing me, giving SYMPTOMS, they shall be
p t in possession Of this great boon
" hou. charge. and hall have the b.
ci. Of my experience in shnn> n
.eS successfully treated, Fui! 4.
ctions for preparations and use, anu
a necessary advice and instructions
i"r successful treatment at your owr
home, will be received by you by re
turn mail, free OF charge: by address
ing,
DR.. JOHN s BURNETT.
167 JEFFERSON STREET.
Louisville. Ky
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PRESERVING THE SKIN OF AM
MALs.-So soon as the skin is removed
lrom the carcass. and while fresh, make
brine of salt and alum strong enough
to bear an egg then put the skin in
TO this blood warm, and let it lie and
soak twenty-four hours; then take it
out, and having tackled it upon a
board, (ihe fur inward.) scrape the
skin, and thin membrane will come
off then having warmed up the pick
lie again, put the skin into it a second
time and let remain i've hours more,
after which take 1t out and nail it up
on board to dry, (fur inwald,) and
then rub it with pumice stone and
whiting. Hare and other skins may
be prepared in the same way. They
are always in best condition for pre-
pairing in winter.
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% or about Oct. 18th 1876, in the
Town Of Lamberton, two Oxen were
put of Of the cars, one Of them died
the next day, the other was left in on,
care. Notice is hereby given to said
owner or owners that if the said OF is
not claimed and charges paid for board
on or before the 10th day Of April
the said OF will be sold at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for said
board aud charges.
PRAxEL l. SCHANDKRA.
Lawberton April 10th, 1877.
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REDWOOD MINNESOTA THURSDAY

We were exposed last week to a
pitiless storm, that wet our feet and
stockings, and indeed our person all
over. In fact we took Cracking cold j,
which brought sore threat and. severe
symptoms Of fever. The good wife
asserted her authority, plunged our
feet in hot water, wrapped US in hot
blankets, aud sent our faithful son for
a bottle Of AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL.
It is splendid mediciue-pleasant to
take and did the job. We slept sound.
ly through the night aud awoke we'll
the next morning. We know we owe
our quick recovery to the Pectoral,
aud shall not hesitate to recommend
it to all who need such a medicine
[Tehuacaua (Texas) Presbyterian.
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To THE woRKIxG CLAss,-We are now prepared to
fnrr all classes with constant employment at
home, the whole of the time for their spare mo-
men's Business new, light and profitable. Persons
of either easily earn from 50 cents to IS per
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maze this unparalleled offer; To snch as ere not
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NOTICE OF MOrTGas;E SALE

~ Deauit havin, been made in the condition of a
certain lndcnture cf Mortgage bearing jat. The Sd dsy
Of June D.. 1874 mae hy Tr-e l.. Hanson and J~ns
J. Hanson her Husband in favor ri John r. Bra,cv
AMI recorded in the Ofic. Of Register Of Deeds in
and for the County Of Redwood State OF Minnesota
on the 9Th day Of June A. ID 1874 at o'clock H.
in Book Page 121.
Said Mortgage given to secure the payment Of
n certain promissory Note for Two Hundred dollars
so0000), bearing date with said Mortgage and
falling due year after da.e with Interest at the
rate of IL per cent. per annum. and signed by the
said Turie l.. Hanson and Jens j. Hanson in favor Of
said John B. Braley
the date Of this Notice the sum Two Hundred and
fifty five dollars ard forty-two cents and no procee
ngs at law otherwise have been instituted to OIL
lect the same any part thereof.
Now therefore notice ia hereby given that by a
power Of sale in said Mortgage contained and pursu
ant to the statute in such made and provided
said Mortgage vii! hc foreclosure and the premises
therein described. lying aId being in the County Of
Redwood State of Minnesota to-wit:
The West half OF Northeast quarter and East half
Of Northwest quarter Of Section twcn.y-eight in
Township One Hundred and fourteen Of Range thir-
ty seven. cobtanipg One Hundred aud Sixty acres
will be sold at Public Auction tn the highest bidder
at the nora door of the Court Uouse in the Village
| "f Redwood Fails in said County Of Redwood and
State Of Minnesst. on Saturday,
THE 5th DAY OF MAY A. u. 1877.
at Y o'clock a. M to satisfy the amount then due
sld note together with the Of s25 co Attnr-
ncys fees rtipuated to be paid in said Mortgage in
the event Of its foreclosure hesides such other ex-
p+nses and costs are allowed l,y law.
Dated March 2lst, A. D., 1877.
JOHN B. BRALEY,
BY GE0. W. BRALEY. Mortgagec.
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Easter Service.
(Ccmmunicated.)


On Easter Sunday the Episcopal
service was held in the Court House
BY the Rev. F.. G. Hunter, and after
the prayers and lessons were read the
Rev'd Gentleman gave most able des.
course, dwelling upon the power Of the
resurrection which is manifested in
furnishing the strongest proof of the
Gospel. As the sun rises in the east
so does the son Of God who promised
comfort under sorrow and rest for the
troubled heart. The church through.
out all the world celebrate this day as
the day in which our Lord aud redeem.
er rose from the tomb.
Christ is risen. Commenting upon
the various evidences as to the proof OF
his resurrection he reminded his hearers
,ha: the door was opened by him that
all might enter to the enjoyment Of
new life. exhortiug all who were pre-
pared to partake of the Holy Commun.
ion, in remembrance Of him who on
this day had risen from tn. dead
In the evening the Rev'd Gentle.
man took occasion to notice the events
Of the day We had endcavored to cse
brate. AS in Adam all die even so in
Christ shall all be made alive. Comment
ing upon the text he offered to the mis-
sion our Lord gave to his apostles, re
minding his hearers that the commemo.
ration Of this day was the same as in
earlier periods, inviting all to prepare
to enter the church of Christ, to put
their trust in him who promised life
everlasting. dwelling upon the fact
that the keys were given to St. Peter
on the memorable day Of Pentecos,
and that the Kingdom Of heaven was
free to all.
In the afternoon Sunday School was
held 10 the Court House when suita
ble address was given to the children
Eggs which were most tastefully color
ed, figured with emblens typica! Of the
Of the events Of the day, were distrib
uted, each class exchanging with each
GLASS as peace offerings.
AL who are acquainted with the
Rev'd Mr.. Hunter, cannot but rojoice
to have such . man in our midst
Through his exertion, assisted BY the
ladies' who attend his ministrations, the
room was beautifully decorated and
those who are in the habit Of attend.
ing the deving service Of the church
we're highly grati6ed.
1t is to be hoped Mr.. Hunter will
long remain amongst US. All who
know him admire him for his Charita
bic disposition his zeal and iotelle.
gence. Let those Of our community
who are desirous to receive his instruc
tious support him by their attendance
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-04-05

Cows overcome by aatulency occas.
ioned by over feeding on green clover
and similar food. are filed with gasses
the nature of which French chemist,
Mons. Reiset, has been investigating.
He found gas present in the rumen Of
. COW that had died two hours after
access to . clover field. to consist OF
nearly quarter carbonic acid, and
about one quarter carbonated hydro
gen, with small fraction Of nitrogen,
from which he has suggested the en-
ployment Of alkaline bodies for reme.
dies. among which ordinary burnt
msguesia 10 specially recommended.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
IN Default having heen n,atic in the Condition of
curtain lndenture Of Mortgage bcarln, Date March
18th, A. d. 1874 ade hy Daniel II Ton,pson and
Lottie +. Thompson, his wic, in favor Of L"ttie VI.
Lsthrop an! recorded in the Once o! Register of
Deeds in and for the County If EawooIand State of
Minnesota. March 18th, A. y. 1S4 1T O'clock p NJ
in Book Of Mortgages. rage lU7.
Sal Mortgage was given to secure the payment OF a
certain prossory Note for $3.50 90 bearing date
with said Mortgage and falling due eight moths after
date tn Interest unit! paid a; the rate Of Il per
cert per anrum and signed by said Daniel L. Tholnp
son in favor OF ssid I.ot,e N. Iathr"p.
There is dac and claimed to be dae said note
at the date of this MOTTO, the sum of two hundred
snd siNty-eight dollars AMI sixty-cight cents ($a6S
GSl, and no proceedings ut law or otherwise h.s
been instituted to collect the part the
of.
Now Therefore notice is hereby given that by pow-
er Of sale in said Mortgage contained and pursuant to
the statute in such made sud provided. SAID
in described lying and being III the County Of Red
wood State Of minnesota to-wit
The Northwest quarter Of rection No. ten in
Township No. On" Hundred and twelve Of Range
No. Thirty seven, containing 160 of land will
he sold Mt public auction to Ike highest bidder at the
north door Of the Court Hous. in the Village Of
Redwood Fs's in said county and State atave mem
toned on Saturday
THE 5th DAY OF NAY A. D.. 1877.
at O'clock A NJ. to satisfy the amount then due
s,id Note and Taxes together with the sum #
Sa5 90 Attorneys fees Stipulated to he pail h said
Mortgage in of its foreclosure besides sncn th-
er expenses and costs as are allowed BY lav.
Dated March 81 A. D., 1877
Bs GEO. ". BRALEY,. Mo:tsagee.
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Faribaul. Democrat; We were re,
Gently shown specimens of sugar made
by Mr. Seth Kenney of this county,
from sugar cane raised by him, which,
in every particular, is fully equal to
the best grade Of New Orleans. 1t is
light in color and as pleasant to the
taste as any uurefned New Orleans
Mr.. Kenney, besides manufacturing u
large amount Of sorghum syrup, maize
hundred pounds Of this sugar. and
we can see no reason why the business
of sugar making should hereafter bc
cou6ned to the land of returning boards.
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HOLLOwAY's PILLs-The most pow
erful existing medicine for the cure
Of female complaints. Fifty years cx.
peri.uce, incoutestsbly prove these
remedies unrivalled tor the disorders
incidental to the softer sex. No fam
lily should be without them. They
may be taken by young aud old, as
they will restore health when every
other means prove unsuccessful. rs
cents per box or pot.
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NEORTGAGE SALE
MI Name Of Mortg,gors. William H. Cornell and
Sarah L. Cornell.
Nam. Of Mortgage, Elwnod 8. Corser.
Date ot Mortgage, November 3C1h, 1874.
When and where Recorded, In the Office OF Regis
ter Of Deeds in and for Redwood County, Minnesota,
on the 7th day of December A. d. 1874 at o'clock,
~. in book 2 Of Mortgages. page liz.
Descrint,cn O Premises, all TINT tract Of land sit
mated in the County Of Redwood, State Of Mnneso-
ta and bounded follows, TO w.t. commencing at the
North West corner Of the North East quarter (k)
OF Sccti"n Two (2) Township one hundred and
thence South to th. South West corner Of the
North West quarter (ia) Of the North East quarter
s) of said section two ~ thence East twelve and
hall t12;1, chains, thence North to North line
Of section two () thence West twelve and one hal
(l21s, chains to the place Of beginning containing
ten acrea Of land.
Amount claimed t. be due on said Mortgage at the
date hereof. hundred and nineteen (119l dollars
Notice hereby given, that by reason default il
the payment Of said sum of money, and by virtue o.
power Of ssle in sai mortgage contained. the sait
mortgage will be for closed ny sale Of said premise
at public auction, to take place at the front door o
the Court House the Village Of REDWOOD alls Il
| said county and State on the
9th DAY OF APRIL. 1877,
at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon to satisfy the amour
that will then be due said mortgage, with th.
disbursements and costs by law allowed, bcside
twenty-five dollars for attorneys fees, stipulated
'"''N '''O' 80 ELwooD 8. CoRsER,
MO-. LITTLE, Mortgage.
| Attorney for Mortgage.
| Dated Glencoe Minn.. February 18th 1877.
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NOTICE..
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

IS. LAND OFFICE.
Redwood Falls MINI. March DIST 1877.
Conlpaint having Been entered at this OH ce BY
Gro.ye ". Whittett against ?avd Comfy for aDand
onn- Iii. Homestead .n'ry, No. S1i, dated Oct 3h.h
1875. upon the North Fest quarter Section Is, Tcrn
ship Iii, Range 35, in Redwood Couaty, Minnesota
with view to the cancellation Of sait! entry: t:i>
said narties herepv nnGn"l to aoB,sr ut this
Office on thu 5th day Of May. 1871 at 10 o'clock
~, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
WM. p. BENNINGTON, Register.
WM. b. EsRRIoTr, Receiver.
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At Cabinet meeting, on Monday,
it was determined to prepare an order
for the removal Of the troops. from the
State House in South Carolina to their
Camp. The order will be executed
the latter part of the week. Both
claimants to the gubernatorial Office,
Hampton and Chamberlain, were in
Washington at the time. BY invitation
Of President Hayes, to confer with him
in regard to matters in that State.
Chamberlain, in letter to the Presi.
dent, objected to the order withdraw
ing the troops from the State House,
saying that it was practically giving
the Gorernorship to Hampton.
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NOTICE.
U. :. LAND OFFICE,

US. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Falls MINI, Marc, aotb, 1871.
Complaint having been 4ntered at this Office b,
Swan Pearson against August Blank for aban.,on;r.
his Homestead Entry. No. 539, dated October 1lth
1873, upon tho West Y o. North West quarter @
Section II. Township ia, Range g., In r nvil
County, Mi1nesoss, with view to the cancelatn
Of said entry the said parties hereby summon
ed to appear at this Office on the 11th day of Ma
1871 at II o'clock ". to respond anil IA .nsh est
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
WV. r. DuxxIxcroN, Register.
VIZ. B. Herriott, Receiver.
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NOTICE.
q, s, Land CMce

US. Land Cfice,
Redwood Falls Minn March 18th. 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this Office hy
Emil Roste against Gerhard Nude King for aJan'ion
ing his HON, stead Entry. No. 81. date. Sep. 18th,
1872, upon the South x S"uth-west 4 Sector
-, Township 113. Range 81. in 'ienvile County.
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation Of said EN-
try: the saii parties hereby summoned to airear
at this Office on the Goth Gay Of April. 1871 at 10
o'clock A. W.. t. respond and furnish testimony
cerning said alledged abandonment.
WV. p. BENNINGTON, Register.
WM, Il. lfEHg,OrT. Receiver,
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The he'd Of the Mississippi at this

The bed Of the Mississippi at this
point is about as near its top covering
as it has been known to be since the
days Of the ark, according to the old.
ast inhabitant. So low is the water
that it is doubtful whether the packets
could pass the bars between Winona
and this place had they any freight to
bring or any to take away The ice
on the lake is reported solid but i'm
passable, owing to the difficulty Of
getting on and eff.-[Wabasha Her.
aid.
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WORSE AND WORSE The opinion
has been expressed, and it seems to be
. reasonable one, that under the chan :
cery system ofmcrtgage foreclosure in
the District Court there can be no re-
demption whatever, but that the sale
is absolute. The provision providing
for redemption of land sold under
mortgage foreclosure was part Of the
law repealed. Oh! this is a nice law
for the poor man, isn't it, Donnelly
-fFaribault Democrat.
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Women are obtaining employment
in England as ticket-seliers at stations
On the Continent they are not only
seen at railway stations. but almost
invariably in the box Offices Of thea
ters. The work is congenial aud
light. and calls iu.o play :he dexterous
and nimble fingers that have made wo.
man 50 useful in our own Treasury
Department.
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NTORTGAGE SALE.
wi Name of Mortgagors, J. 3. wasson and Alict

NOETHAGE SALE.
wi Name of Mortgagors, J. 3. wasson and Alice
E. Wasson.
Name Of Mortgage Almon wasson.
Date Of Mortgage, July "a. 1870.
When aud where recorded, iu the Office Of Regis
ter of Dee es in and for Redwood Comfy Minnesota,
the sth day Of October A. d., 1870 at Il o'clock
p. NJ, iu voiumn OF Mortgages pages 261. 262
and 263.
Description of Premises the East half OK Of the
the Northwest quarter TX, and the West half t1S)
Of the Northeast quarter ti@) Of Section Seventeen
III, in Township One Hundred and Twelve
(112, Of Range Thirvfour t3i, West, containing
hundred and sixty (l60) of lan situated in the
County Of Redwood and State Of Mimi sofa.
Amount claimed to 10 due said Mortgage, at
the date hereof Sixteen hundred and twenty Eve
dorrs and forty cents t162540) and proceedings
at law or otherwise having been commenced for
the collection Os said amount.
Notice is hereby given that by Of default in
the payment Of said Of noney, and by virtue Of
power of sale in said Mortgage contained, the
said Mortgage will be forecloscd by sale Of said
premises at Public ASction {. take place at
the north door OF the Court House in
thu Village Of Redwood Falls in said County and
| State
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1877,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to satisfy the ameunt
| that will then be due said Mortgage, with the
| costs and disbursme nts allowed hv Law.
| Dated Redwood Falls March 20sh 1877.
| ALMON WATSON.
| u. E. POWELL Mortgage.
! Attorney for Mortgage.