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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

SEABlRps on the British coasts do
great damage to the rabbit warrons, rs
they kill Off hundreds Of the rabbits.
On Skerncr Island il is estimated 1000
rabbits il year are destroyed by the
birds, since the senbirds protective act
was passed IN 1850. AS II rabbit is
worth NJ least - cents, the cost To the
owner Of the island il $1,000 per an
mum, while tho public, to whom the
rabbits are sold lose three and one-half
tons Of meat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

The cable has announced the strike
Of the water.girls ut the Bouillon Duval,
in the Paris exposition, but it didn't say
that the cause Of the strike was the re-
lusn of the girls to pay higher wages
They now pay the establishment 50
cents il dav for the privilege Of work
ing there, reimbursing themselves from
the tips Of customers; the management
wished them to pay 40 cents II day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

TIE superior tone and freedom from
personalities of the English press can
bc observed in this extract from Truth,
apropos Of the reptile organ the
DAILY 7ntgraph: =" Thosencwspapcr pro
prictors who grow rich by the debasing
traffic Of exchanging pufls for news, are
what II varlct is to ii gentleman, II pro
cuross TO u decent woman, II vcnalsvco-
phant to an upright Judge. When they
dare to put forward their purchased
oncomiums rs the view of the nation
it is full time that they should be glib
botcd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09
MaIarial Fever.

Malaral fevcrs, constipation, tor
pidity of the liver and kidneys, genera,
debility, nervousness and neuralgia
ailments yield readily to this great
disease conquoror, Hop Bitters. II re-
pairs the ravagcs Of disease by convert
ing the food into rich blood, and it gives
new life and vigor 10 tho aged and in
firm always. Sec Proverbs" i'll other
column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

when they are dead and gone, their
sons each a first class through ticket 70
the devil; and it is not much to be Won
dered at that 50 many Of their sons,
reared iii vice and idIeness, as too many
of them often are, have no higher ann
biton than to invest their inheritance
in just that sort Of transportation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-09

Il KANSAS school ma ann has intro
dueed ucw feature iii her school.
When one Of the girls misses 4 word,
the boy who spells il gets permission "
kiss her. 4, 4 result, the girls are be-
coming very poor spoilers while the
boys are improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

And ia hspoy 10 scato that hs is now prapsrea 10
shov ih. en"as ijGu Of Boots and SaoeH' cl aIt
-: ::s thg. mss ::ra9 bcan cSaini!nd IT th!s CITY.
4 grnst vgrialy Of ao77 sly les, Try many oeins
Dricnio u-.ivrns o. w:!ch be MS lao ezciasi'"
sale in Ih tI.H7i.".
SPECIAs. Ili.?UJEMGN:I vii! be charsd
in eYer7 k.nd pi goods ia mis- ,!Ge
10 haa lust s,i1et 10 his ktucg CT Hne 2oods q
large lire nf r,ndiuu, priced substantially msa9
Doors snd SEioEs. which nc Is otioring st prices
to auit tho times It is certainly the ocst rs
sortment nc h&s been sb!a IT, show. ana tnay
are TO DO sold 81 lover prices tnsEi ever de
cordially and ccnidsntly invites criticism. ana
ar examination and Inspection o. hls Stock ieei
ing assured thet his customers VIII DC conVlnceu
that il is his :irl 70 give tAc best goods st t9e
Ioweet pl;cea lie has large and varied es-
sor:nicat Of Heavy Eo0Ts sHG SHOES suit
able for farmers &Ed planters, to Wnlcn ns ln-
vi:as :he particular attention Of COUNTRY HLh'
CHANTS being satisfied that 10 cah sell mem
caespar than !hay can be 5orgnt tnIS s!oe 0,
New England. ion't buy . dollars Wor 10 ol
goods in our lire until yo4 investigate hIa stock
MEa's HEAVY Doors, 3RoaAhs and Flo"
SHOES, regular C!od .;nieahe's, ~ lace up hlRh
80 80 10 keep Oh. real estste Or suosoli, proc
sc sins! r..!:. sraaes aac splendid 10 kick stao'
tc:n ,!ui3 ~ill
'0''' ". !; WADDEY. 10 King streat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

SgyE HAVE MAD largo additions to on
w stock Of FANCY GOODS ard TOILET
ART1CLES-Cogats' Soaps, Couirsy'S Soaps
Vsssine Csnphor les, fac English snd French
Combs, &c, &c.
dec II !. SThRLER & CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
MONDAY, DECEMBER 23 1875
MEReHEg a E....
81 &c aa EyEz "a NA EI
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

Afr. albert Crooker, the well-known drug
gst and a2o:hecary, ofSpringva!e, no, AWAY )
- visas o7arv ore troubled with Hheumstlsa 10
,ry VEG tTlG L.
READ HIS STATEMENT:
Springva!e, Me., Oct, IL 1876
Air H. + Steveas:-
Dear Sir,-Fiiteen years ego lest fall 1 "ss
taken sick with Rheumatism, was unable to move
until tha next 4 pril. From that tioo until three
gears ago last fall, suffered e,erything WIZ 10
RI eu a,at;;m Sometimes there would be weeks
1T q time thst I could not step one stop; these
attacks were quite often. suffered everything
thrt man could Over three years ago last
spring 1 commenced taking VEGETlN e, and
followed il uy until had taken seven bottles;
have, had no rheu:n stism since that time. l al-
ways sdygc every one ths: Is troubled Hm.n Win
fer years ss have done. This statement is
grssuitou5 az far AS Dir, Stevens is concerred'
Yours etc,
Albert Croker.
Firm of 4. Crooker s. Co., Druggists g Apoth-
ecaries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
NIOTjCETO STOCKHOLDERS.

~ =, H.
The snnusl mooting of the stockholders Of ths
WASHINGTON S AhEAAN phlA U ES
pIKE CUMpANY will ba held at the office
Of Francis L. Smith, esq , corner Of Wolfe and
-. Asuph sts, Als1sndrie, Va, on MONDAY.
January 9Th, 1879, 1t 10 o'clock & m. Election
f., President and Directors same day and place.
de4 wIw ALBERT HEWSON, CLERK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
gIlEI5MhTISM Is A DISEASE OF III
RLGND

REEG u hIiSA Is A Glohaoh oF ih -
BLOOD.
Tho blood in THIS disease, is found 10 contain
m excess of hbrin, VEGETIN u acts by con-
se3g tho blood d9ssSd sTd cSnd!oI 4ao.so 90
tha bowsIs which j. very importrnt IN this
compisin!. cor Ore bottle OF Vese:ina will give
reitl; bu:, 10 effect pernsnent cure, it Tass Ss
re taken regularly, snd nay taEe :c:erAi !?M o2s-
lies especially in CASES oflong Standing Van :,
ETA i is soii bg all druggists. Try it aad
your verdict will be tbs ssneas that OK thous,
ands before YOU who ssy, IN eyer IsqIa fSTna 50
wi.ieh is composed exclusively of Barks, Roots
and Herbs. IT.
"VsoErISE." zsrz Boston physician, "hss as
no equsl es blood purifier, HearlnE ot oil ,sS as
naany wonderful cures after all othof Iomea.es e
nsd fsilei, visited tue Laboratory, an! con'
vinced myself Of i:s genuine merit. It Is pre-.
pared from barks roots and hsTos' ,s esca a,no ol
which is highly elective. snd thay aIe com
moundtd i: such Z manner ss TO produce as
;onishing results"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

i!or upwards IF thirty yuars Mrs MinsIo" .
Soothing Syrup hss been used Iof Chllarcn. 1:
co-7acts acliis7 Of tho Stomach IeleVes "'n1
ea!!c. regulates the ho"e'a, cuioo oy:entery auu
hIar7hu, whether ar'>.ns from teclh,os o. os"..
oa,aes IA oii saI wali tiied remedy. % cents
oaus,,i pa,,i. jo Pct!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

MAKE TIE GIRL HAPPY. We have this
3s1 received Misses and Children 8 Clcaks,V very
ricely trimmed, sod very cheap.
dec l0-lY L. I1lChhS""'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
vEGaHly TSa -H

q -aI GN- -EaI yHN z ia sc
r?GYgIEC EQUAL 10 II.
South Salo'n, Msss., Nov. Ii, 1916.
Er. g. i. Stevens -,
Desr Sir: J. ha7c bean troubled with s'crolula'
Cankec and Liver Complaint Tor taree 5esFs
Nolhiar over DID ms IN good ua! l com
noncci using tn. Vesetino an aow get:inf;
sl0ng first rate. ard still using the Vegetlne l
consider Lhere is nothing equal 10 1t 'oF such
complaints. Caa heartily recommend It to eve
rybQty. Yours truly,
Mrs. LIZZIE II. PACKARD.
No. iG Lagrange st South iSaem, Mass'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

4 MERRY CHRISTMAS AT TIE HOME, WhEhE'
1,r.r,ND FATHER OR BROTHER WAS SUR
parssD WITH ONE OF DEALuAM's s FINE OVEs
|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

GORGE STEUERNAGETS
~ EXCHANGE RESTAURANT,
No. 80 North Royal st..
Importer of French Brandy
Hollsnd Gin, Irish and scotch WnlsKey'
St. Croix and Jamaica Kun,
Mime, Sherry, Fort. Msdeifa
Kuemmel Bitters, &C., &c
NORFOLK OYSTERS received three times
nol. nov 9-lY
OYsrHhs' 0fSHANS
J.R ROBERTS ,rrorrsn
Has established an C1SIEh Oh oE 80. UCMLnu oon'
HOUSE al the Oyster dock, and will ke9p con li
stsntly on hand supply of the FIN ESi ,i: Oio
TEHS brought to this market, having !scs!iSies
snnerior to others in the business Fanllies
supnlied at short notice and satisfaction gasrsnc
tecd Prices low. Orders solicited sep zo-tt
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FlSE.
FISH WHHHF H AND STALLS CITY MAR
n-,,,d inform dealers and others that he is p.a'
| nsred to furnieh them with e.! Kino OF
p"''O W POTOMAC FISH. ~
| ct the loves. possible prices: woulo cati .ns
s;tsnt;nn sn Of buyers to the fact that my brand
ssis'oS sSda NJ in market at all times and intend
~ s,,.ta;n nv reputation in that respect. 90,
" Mv stalls. Nos. and 5. Fish Market, WILL DC
,,nnI;ed with fresh fish every morning. ihey
will be auperintended by MI. James w. TITLES hoe;
ST.. and families can depend on gesnns Inc er5e1s I1
vbether they come in person OF aeno oiue,S o.,
Parsons at distance wanting Fresh flsh cal
donend on getting them packed IN good oraer 4m,,
oepss ~. A II orders addressed TO VIM. d. SAitH
Alexandria Va. will receive pfonp' a''en''oD
] mar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
EXTRA LARGE SUITS AT DEALIAMs.

For BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS, PIE PANS,
Oy,lar Cac-. Oak. Cutters Flo Toys, or auy-
hing ia The tinTarc inv, call 90 S:an.bury q
Bro, c)rne. King and Columbus s's dec Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
NEW XMAS GOODS.

Choice New Raisins, Currants, Citron Fiss,. naw
Prunss, Cox's Gslatine, Campbelrs Mines Nsa!r
(two grades) Florada Orauges; Nav Lemons
Assorted Nuts, Bsldwin's Apples, (ve7y cheap
Care Cod Crsnberriea, Now York i3weot Cider
Fruit Buffers, ChoaA Jellies, Cho" Cho~ sad
Mixed Pickles in bulk, Sugar Corn, Ssrdines,
Orange Brand, Sugar Cured Hams Shoulders
and Breakfast pieces Old Baker Pure Rye
Whskey, Port Sherry, Msdara and Sweet Ca
tswba Wise, Rum, Gin, Brandy, &c, &c. l
AM prepared TO sell 81! oitha above nsmad goods
and sll ether goods il tho grocery limo Sc chaa?
rs ally price list advertised, Call aid examine
for yourself sid be convinced.
doc11 K. W. AViiEY. 226 I,iog st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

SPANISH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
Coad ments of various sorts ar1 largely usso
10 pos,da cookery. The c)mmonest ara tomato
pinentos CT peppers, red and green, and SAL
frou, to which must be added thcs, two bug
bears of tn, loreiga traveller, oil and garlic AS
to the accasstoos brought aga!ost the tormer'
truo bill! must be found 10 most cases. II -
generally exeorabe, go s'rong and so raocld tnat
"you shall 1o5e it as you 60 up stairs 10 10 tue
lobbv," but there is rather more fuss made
ab ,us garlic than it deserves. The Spaolsh
garlic like tbs Spanish onion, is much mllder
and |, So overpowering article than that pro-
duced far north.
Every ooe who has mixed much 10 peasant
society 10 Spaio must have remarked that, al
thought cutie as much addicted to the use OF
garlic as that Of the soaLh Of Frauch. it s by no
meaus otiocionabe 90 the s2ms SCORE 1t ~
even possible for Norfherocr to become in
lime quite TOLERANT Of garlic; but it is terri
bic moneot when he first p1ecalves that ne has
cess ID TO regard it with that ebhorrerc, whloh
a persou of properly Constituted senses ought
10 feel. tie bac,mes the victim OF horrible
sef-suspieion omewhat !iko that Of a man
throHa among oann!bsls, who found that their
mode Of diuuiog Was bapinniag 20 Do less revolt
irg to him than it mad been at fist.
The desert OF a Spl1isa dinner ought, con.
side,iog the climate, to ba we'll furnished. But
the Spaniar.is are not, Iiks the Mocrs, skiful
aod careful gardeners. and fruitio Spain is gen.
ersllg poor. the oranges, grapes, and perhaps,
the figs, excepted. The sual fruits hava
scarcely any cxis.e1co The straTb 3rry. is sll
but uaknoWn, except ia a wild state. MelOns.
10 BE- sure, aro abundant, aud large enough tor
Gorga1iua's mouth, but they are rather lnsipld.
The apples are souc,ina tair to look out, tu'
seldom worth further attention. The pears arc
very mach like taojc sloae lrll:s sold ct bsazsrs
for chimney orasnenls. and ABOUT Es soft and
suceu!eu; aod AZ to the peaches, they arc gen
orally rotiilug batter than pr3saaiouj turolpj
10 velvet ack.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23
yYY EI O. MI II -M IA IL
HAS ENTLgEGY CURED RE.
Do.,x. Oot 1QT1

B0st0D, Uct IoIV'
Mr. L. r. S:eveas:-
Dear si-,-My daughter, after haging aseyeIe yer
stack cf Whooping Cough. Was lett 10 ieepie
state oi henlth B.irg advised by friend she
tried tho VEGETiN Z, and after usIag lew
bottles was fully restored to health.
have been great sufferer from rhenmSilsnl; 81 !;
[ have taken several bottles OF the VEG Ell n L
fer this complaint, and SIN happy to say 10 ass a
entirely cured me- ! have recommended lhe
VEG ETiHl Z 10 othars with he same goo1 te
snrs l. isgrrest cleanser snd purifier of the
blood: It is pleasant 70 takc and Lean cheerfully
renor,r-n2lit James Morse,
3Gl Athens Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

CoNCERSING the long bow, no American
offJr; can sur3ats ono that Comes to Us rom
Sco,Gud: 1t was told that Colonel Andrew
M'D0waI, when ho returned from ii, War, vas
one day wakiag along by the Myroch, when he
came ou az old mso sit'ias grec;i1 on a muckIo
staao 1t the roadsilo When hc csnc up. tho
old man ross and took off bis bonnet, and said:
"Ie'rc welcome halg again. laird. THANK
you" said the c1;oIc; addlug, alter pause.
Il should surely koow gone face. Aren't you
Nathau ~ ICu3c;,?' "Yc're Ii,ht. deed.
says n altar; "i1'c iu+t 'n", laird. You must
be- u good sge now, Nathan" " N 40 vera
aui' yet laicd,' WAS the reoly; "lm just ,urot
| u hunasr." IA huoararil' says the coloue,
| r,uainr; well. yCu roI,t ae ali that. Bat the
idea oi toan OF hundred stt;og bubosilos
| about" 1T was my father lashed mo. sir.
| said Nathan, bubo"fioS agato; and he pu: mo
cor. so he did" " our fither!" said the c'l.
orei; is ycur father aI,V', y"t"' "LeeVl5
! ay," replied Natian; Il k tbat the day tae
my sorrog ''W;erc is hc?' s,ys the cvlonel.
| 'HhsF az ~" he must Dc weu like to
see h'n," 90, he's up ia the baro there,
says N.lhsc; ''au' 10 in horIld guie Gumar
the uoJ, si,nnr." Thy went u TO the osra
together, aoi tJis,'i !ha father tu,y tbr 5shlog
the bailey win be bg f. aud iesr!og Oh tear
| iul. SEEING N.il.n dad the lard coming 10,
ns stUppcd ai:i 5au 4d tha cJt0nel. who, after
irouiipr how he tfas asked hill what he lad
Ettu:k Nahau f!r. ''ih; y,u1s ras,a'!' SAYS
the father, 'tbe!:'s o.. d,oi1' vi hln; he's
| never oot . us,,a!ef, .i..i TIC lick ht;n th.1
.orrni.' i,r ;h.1wj j aLl1:a q! hs GcsaGf ?r.
| JLtrnry's Druyrr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

\ WoMAN'S DlFENsE OF A FORT. LORD
Ka.ass, u a;4 ''&A4tunes Of the History OF
Msu," relates an exuaoldiasry ias,anca Ct
rrsseoec Of u1iod uo;trd aith courage. SoEe
Iryu. il 10 TIC gcuG 1899 attacked She tJrt dc
V,rcncre:, iu C4as:a, aaish belouged to tho
Fre1cn, aud had apo:oaafed silently, hoping to
scsio tho p.isAic, 9hen soma innsket shots
f0re>: them to ret!re. Oo their adganciog
s cond ticIe they were agsln repuiaed, 10 won
der sGG amaGcGlent that they could perceive DO
D.rs % cSe" pilisa 3 wImaD, VINO was seen every
where This WIS Madame DE- Verohere5, who
cca,tuvted herself with a3 lnuah reSouHoo snd
cjurage a5 If supported by $ numerous garrison.
The idea OF seo-u,ing q place wholly undo
Tended, except ~ woalec, oc,aslooed the lro'
Gu is TO arta4k tic fortress repeatedly bu5. alter
tvo Jays siege, they found it necessary TO retire
lest they should be intercepted 10 their retrear.
| Two years atlGrword party OF the same nation
! 90 IN. ypcc:eily nisdj theIr appearance before
| the same fort thal girl Of fourteen, the daugh-
ter c! the proprietor had tui jus' time to shut
lhe rlsr. With this y0uog wuEnan there vas
ro ycrsou whatever cy,cpL o1c soldier. Bat
moi At Ill intmidatcd by hcr SITUATION. she
showed herself sJ1lelines in oae place. some
times 10 another. frequ sntIy changing her dress,
| Ii order 70 SiVo some appearance 0l Rarrisoo'
aud always fixed opportaaely. In short, the
fa;nt hearted 1roqloij ouc: more departed
| without succ2sg. Iaui the prssecc, Of MUD
OF this ycuog g:ri va the means OF saV'n2
tha fjrf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-23

FANCE GOODS
v,AJI,AND WINTER OPENING.
~ EXTENSIVE LINE OF LADIES,
EENTS'. MISSES. BOYS and INFANTS
MEKiNC UNDER WAR.
XIII Gloves, uaadkeTchief5 and C1raets.
A completA assortment .: Hosiery.
The latest styles OF Drcas Shirts, Go'iara, tufs
and NeckWeac.
Crepe Lislo, Tarlassn, Illusion and Laeo EecS
Rufling
Zepyhr Worstoi, Gormsatowo Wooi, Leo
W eel n.d Knitting Yarns.
New Goods ADDED To stoci: Us Ihv7 appear in
the lnsrheL
sept Z. III. GsDah ho' ~ AihS SH'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-05-02
Qualtn, bic man fid erfparen fam,

se''S ~ ''>'''s WV - w.
Sic eeute leieen unnotbiser @eiie biele
g dmsr3cn. lln.er ben Guslen, bic mon I'D
Ct iparcn tann, finb bieienisrn. tuelde bnr9
R9cumatismus uno 6i1t btruriadt weroen,
oenn Der idorfe Befanotbeilim Blu:e, 'pelder
fie bci 8erubruns nit Der empfnbliden Dede
Der Mustcln unb @clcntc beroorbrinat, tonn
mittela icnes unbcrsleidlidrn Slutreini'
sunesmittels, &oifettcr's Ma9cnbits
tcrc8, ausseNoben peroen, e1e itd) bic Gnt'
sinounss> s9nptome be!radtli4 sntIideln.
8eun mnn erpIot, neIde Gcltereuolen
Rbcumatismus beruko@ ubo tsie leidt CT.
penn 5ur boueu GMtpideluns selanst, bas
Ser, ansreiien tann, 10 miro bic @atbiam>
tcit 3eitiser annenbun9 eines 10 suberldiii,
gen tSesenmittsls fofort tlar. Oas rbeuma.
tide @iit mirb ourd mittelR oes gitteren an.
sercste pe rmehrte &bdtisteit Ger 3iercn, o,e
ais 9eixiser wirten, bertriebea, nno penn
Der Vatient Nieies oor3aslide 8ertbeibisunas>
,aittel scsraudt, 10 miro er Fnoer nab ct gee
gen cine &ieoertebr bes folternoen eeibsns
eel@utt iein spiro. 1nperoaxlidfeit, e9at.
telIeber, 9cber, unS llntcrleibsleteen mab
unpere srau.beien persen ebcniaas eurd
nsies :panoerbarr Seilsittet tusirt.
~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-05-02
ct. @louo, NQinu., 9onneritas, otu 2. Dlai, 1873.

tereTen babe ober ni&t.
Ct bcbaupiete> oab Der gertras bon
San Stefano in ieiner 9egenwdrtiger
Galung nidt Elm einsi9es Clement
zines permoncnten Grieoens entbalte
Sic Snterenen Der 9ricdii&en uni
n mobomebanil@cn Beuolternns miibten
ebeniomobl bci4lst tueroen, ,pie bic Del
Slapsnbeuolferuns.
Sic bon Der enslii6en &esieruns
setrofienen Mabre9eln ieien tein trie9e-
rii6e1 @britte, ionbern nur @orN4ts=
maBnabmeu. Cine &riesspartei, oocr
cine &rieesminiFerium, lei in England
cine llnm09lidteit. @enn bos @oli
BEN .3ric9 unternebme, 10 miiiIe oas
ni3t um beg Sie9es millen sei4eben.
ionoern UNI erobe Priucipien gu p;r=
tbeioi9en.
9ie &egierun9. erfldrte er, lei ent-
idloiien bic Yrincipien gu bebaupteu,
tp,l6e ibr bis6erises @erbalten iii Sa=
den Der Orientfraee seleitet babe.
- @er pe@ an9reiit beMoelt i4.
g8er 1i1 ober our4 Die Nnpreilunsel,
merthloler Mcoifamente betb0ren lGBt,
Der lit einfa@ on9el@miert, uno biz
Na9abmer pon Den msrtbpollen 9r.
Musult &0nis's 9amburser Meoi3inen
laden lib babel uber Die 9ummbei
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Letter Box 4O7,
, M0rt6n@e Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in the
conditions of the mort gage executed by
Herman Kruegel and Wilhelmine Krue-
gel, his wife, mortgagors, to Williams
Krucgel, mort tgagee, dated the 18th day
of January, A. D. 1876, and duly recor-
ded in the Office of Register of Deeds of
the county of Stearns, in the State OF
Minnesota. on the 18th day of January
A. D. 1876, at O'Clock "A. NJ. of said
day, in Book I'll" of mortgage deeds.
page 5O7, by which default the power of
sale contained in said mortgage and re-
there is claimed to be due and is due on
said mortgage and the note secured
thereby at the date of this notice the sum
of four hundred and eighty three 2lyl0o
dollars and the further sum of twenty five
dollars attorneys fees cOvenantcd in said
mortgage to be paid in case of forec]osu-
re thereof; and no action or proceeding
at law or otherwise has been instituted
to recover the debt secured by SAID
mortgage or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby gi-
ven that by virtue of the power Of sale
contained in said mortgage and recorded
Herewith and in pursuance of the Sta
tute in such case made and provided, the
said mortgaged premises situate in the
county, Of Stearns in the State of Mime
sofa, and described in said mort gage deed
as follows, to wit: The Northerly one
third l1a) of Lotnunber two ~ in Block
number fourteen (l4) in the Town (now
City, of St. Cloud, according to Plat
and Survey thereof made by John L.
Wilson and on file and of record in the
office of Register of Deeds in and for the
County of Stearas and State of Mime
sofa, being rectangular tract having a
front of twenty two (22) feet on .Ieffer-
son Avenue by one hundred and thirty
two (l32) feet deep, together with the
appurtenances and hereditaments there
unto pertaining will be sold at public
auction by the Sheriff of said Stearns
county, to the highest bidder for cash on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY, "A.
D. 1878, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon of
said day, at the front door of the court
house, in St. Cloud, in county of Stearns,
and the said mortgage thereby foreclosed
to satisfy the amount then due thereon,
together with twenty five dollars attor-
news fees therein stipulated 10 be paid in
case of foreclosure, and all lawful costs
and disbursements.
Dated. April 3rd 1873.
WILLIAM KRUEGEL, Mortgage
MATTHIAS MICKLEY,
Sheriff of Stearns County, MINI
FLTER BRICK.
A2;oracy for Mortgage. Is