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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

/. The Andrews family gave second
concert en- Saturday evening and
had 4 crowded h,use. A large rro-
portion IF the fist evenings audi.
ence attended the second ertertair-
ment, which is the best evidence
they could give Of their approval.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

we see LIS. -. ISC.e has retC-ceI.
WOOD: IS being o-o-s.. here b. raj
a car .oaS will arrive Tomorrow.
D. S. Hall ot the B nscn Land
Once was i. Tom last week.
n. Wall 4 re u-red OF Monday
The ps~s speak hig-ly Of h id
c-lsss.
The a32oun Of S a.e Ind soIl. At
he ! 81 Cues :ly', vas Only ID Il:
1000 ..c-ss.
II. v3:- q 7=t~,c Falls. NIX. usz-
Gay, -. . ..-ag!.. Gs2e.s that Of any
p---.3l3 election.
Between four ard a-c thousand acres
c. c;a.e LAID were sold in R-nv.l.e Co.
b. NJ. Haitccma yesterday.
$50 It plo' 90 TIA
s1!rd . 9 -leovc : s,ooa |!
SUES 90 'oI IN .saG 7 q o. %
y .a-y, aia5c- OF Oar ci..z.a, ha-.
cen n,acal - barn coal. So. ooal IS
sS.S) per toa AL Lara Goa. twelve ),
thirteen
Nr. S. j. Pace, Of the firm e Mckay
& Race. VIII star. mex. Tal.siav OF &
trip 10 Europe aai VIII be absent ABOUT
three moa:is.
Judge Weymouth had been announced
fo- speech at the Court House this
evening but he has telegraphed tina. he
cannot come.
We understand that NJ. Dav.d
Watson has been consider the
matter Of putting a temperance c..
ticket in the field.
Parents, mothers, nurses. do not fa.l
70 give Or. Bulls Cough S;r1p 70 the
little cnes fer ali, eases Of coughs and
colds. Only Is cents.
Mr.. Colin Noble has sold his farm, on
ii: Redwood river, T. Mr.. Dw;ga. Bliss il
Of Liichfeld Conn. Mr.. Bissell VIII
move Oh: next spring.
We notice thu: the Commercial house
is still crowded to overfov.ng Inc
cold aad unpleasant days do not d;nin-
ish the number Of strangers that visit
our Town.
Republicans have very simple
duty to perform at the coming cleo
ton. It is to 60 to the polls with.
out fail and to vote the straight Re.
publican ticket.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
their next sociable at the u. E.
church Tuesday eve. Dec. srd. a
picnic supper and pleasant time will
be the order OF the evening. AL
are cordially invited.
.Sp1EcH-Judge Baldwin will ad
dress the citizens Of Redwood Co.
on the Greenback Issues at the
Court House in Redwood Falls On
Monday the 4th day Of November
1878 at 7 o'clock p. N.
Food greatly benefits When given pro
pe.ly at the right periods. bat to over
feed the baby is 70 sicken it. and ;nduc.
adeg-ee Of su1vring; Dr.. Bulls BabJ
Syrup Is the best remedy 70, the dis:o:n
fort arising from overseeding the bab;
Price IS ceE:s.
State Auditor Whitcorb spent I
pat Of three days n our Town, i,
connection with his State Land Sale
sod we cid net hear him mentio,
the matter of Lis candidacy for re
election, nor do we know Il any on
who did hear him speak ef it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
FOR SALE.

Forty acres Of land, within tire
Village corporation, onchalf mile
north Of Bridge Street. There are
fifteen acres Of timber and twenty.
five acres Ct fine pra RE with a spring
creek Of living water.
This property will be sold at
bargain.
Call soon a
Flyna's Land Agency.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
ESTE RAY.

A red COW, about five years old,
came /, to or herd in June. She
came VIII other cattle brought to
the h-rd 10: the season and we did
cot know that she was q stray Until
now.
The owner is requested to pay ex-
penseA and take her away.
MARTIN & SONS.
Oct 23rd, 1878.
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STRAYED.

Srx CA1vEs.-Five red and one
white, four steers and two he:fers,
strayed from the premises Of the
subscriber about two weeks ago.
Information leading to their recov-
cry viii! be literally rewarded.
WIN. PERRY.
Oct. g3rd, 1879.
Two miles cast Of Redwood Falls
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For r emf.

The dwelling now occupied by
Mr.. Bohn, Oh Mill St. Possession
given Dec, LIST. I1quire Of
MRS. OLA.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

The addition to the Exchange hotel IS
nearly completed. There are fourteen or
fifteen comfortable and pleasant rooms
n the new part AID conveniently arrang-
ed foz hotel purposes. The old building
has been reconstructed, internally. pre-
v-d.ng much larger dining room and
office and stair hall, We should thin K
that the capacity O. the building has
a-ea trcblel ana the old inconv-nignces
A.ce seen doao away with. The arrange
II nts -oI heating tne s!e@2:n= = orr are
ez- .;ens Iessrs rou.l2y have cstab-
.ist.el 4 sooi reputation &C. t!..:r hotel
WI. "a q cry ineonveaient and insult
clint building. ana we are glal to see
item unde. way in their new house
where thy will have room accorGag:Gg
to their strength.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Silver th.mbles for sale and en-
graved free Of charge, by Charlie F.
Thomas.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Best nicLle spoons for sale by
Chas. +. TAomas-engraved without
extra charge.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Go to B. Z. Bushnell for barg inns
in BIOS q Shoes = g. D airs
viii he sold ut cost.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Go to B. E. Bushnell for bargain!
in Boots d Shoes $50 pair!
will be sod at cost.
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Oh ,rch Directory.

Pesssr-ea,sS-Tnv Hen~v A. Dcrso. r,s,o-.
Services every Se',1.h s. II o'ci,ck A. NJ eai
st1r o'cl.cx 2. u. Sabbath schoc. st l. o.
clock A. N.
HrrEoors-.-Nov. 9. n. n"~,s. r"c.,-. Saw
vice, eve-y Sso,-h ~ ioai 4. NJ, ibbath
schccl every saocsth. G; l:M.
CHAfs-,AS.-Ei,e-. A P. Frost. Pastor. Saw
c1ces evnTv >~ls6av. CT 1r,s A. NJ and g.,
+. II. Sunday Schcc. u, ?. Il.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Tlo=e new clocks have arrived anc
for sale, b. Charlie Thomas.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
Buffalo OyercOatS.

a splendid new lot, cheap,
at JAS. MCM1LLAN's
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Wanted.

w dnIeC.
Ioo cords Of wopA cut and
hauled to Redwood Falls. Distance
to hau! shout mile and half.
Apply TO B. FLYNN.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lopsz n, 81. AT. &
A. M.-a,GUier meetings on tho Is, ana 81
Wednesdays In each rson'h. q ri eel ok ?.
IL. :. A. CHANDLER. See.
Parsons or EcsrASnRy.-The Redwood
0-en3e NJ. "a. meets rerl,l1ry on the i~s.
And 'h!~t Saturdays &C ect.', month ~ o..
clcek T. NJ. v. A. SwIsaER. Sec,
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Ooc-N C-r~c

RFcwccp FA,Ls. N,SS.. JAN. 1878.
orrrce H>.-rs.-T>- er.;ve~v ofnn;l 80 .sl>
et sfa.rps. s-o.a .:G A. NJ. to-:O 2. NJ
w.oes ss's o.. Sundays. from Il NJ. to P.
-Mo:lrv c~ti>- e.1 Rer=.o- Le-+cc Depart
MEN; oIsa from "A. ". -niT NJ
RosT. WATSON. P, u.
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/ Mr.. L. Z. B ke". of F,nd-du.Lac.
" s. spent a few days i'll Town dur
i g last week and mis- and was SO
we pleased thu. he inve It'd CO. l.
err BILE mon y and will soon come
here to reside. H. purchased two
farms re.r Tow, known as the
Child's farms ard, at the State L. nd
Sale. he purchased two sections.
He designs improving them nex.
yer. NJ. Baker has besa heavily
en- "a rel III TIE lumber trade ard is
. thara~ 81 business man and a very
pleasant sentle.n n.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Go to B. E. Bushnell for bargains
i,sBoo.s & Shoes SgD pairs
vii. be sold at cost.
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Wanted.

WdnIe0s
50 teams to pillow on tho Valentine
farm. Price l.5o per acre,
Apply to
W. II. Cook,
on the farm.
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DR.. T. l.. Hedierlv. Dentist. from

Dr.. 7. L. Hedierly, Dentist, from
Minneapolis, has hsen stopping a
few days in Town, practicing his
profession. His rooms are at the
Commercial House. He has had
considerable wosk to do and has
gwen satisfaction. He will rot re-
main long at present, than Friday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Mr.. H. S. Berg, who WAS nominal,
ed for the Legislature by the Green
back convention, has, declined to
run OF that ticket. Ea says he is
no. Gceenbacker, Notwithstanding
the l-nignt iabcrs Ct the gent emen
from Redwood aaA Yellow Medicine
courtcs to convert him. His decl;-
nation w given - the Granite Falls
Joarnal the Later part Of last week
and Will appear il this week issue.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31
}ll1l3s]ta Valley Raj .IT.
Is cal News.

We see 'Ls: Pat Oo-.e has returned.
WOOD IS being b-oIg.. here b- raj
4 car .oaS Will arrive .cn.. prov.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

~ = : IT u I
s.-!cd G Z -leovs 3 s,ooa L
su!@5 go .'ol III .saG 7 q o. %
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-10-31

Between four ard H-e thousand acres
c. c,a.e LAID were sold in Rrnv.l.e Co.
b. NJ. Nh;tccma yesterday.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23

HARPERb MAGAZINE Ghe March al.
ers even stso0ees sttra~tiNms In ita
reading waiter than In iss many
beautifnl illnatvationa. IN th~ llelA 1T
ActioW this pedsnlical stands easily
Arst With srrisl stesi~a from two anch
move0ials ~ william Black and Tho
mes Hardy. Hls Consta6~e r.
Wonlaea eontrlbatea'a vesy hnWo-
v~ws alsnst sssey eaeIslsd "NosRsma.
tis Aatclses." The acrne b laid In
Ohie at t(se tiee - Msegas's raid,
and two eitnatjoes 10 ~ ataey aee
TIN asntjve~ ~ aone rraaarkahjy nse
illasGs1ticss ~ Reinkart. Asotlsrr
alsest airy, ''0qsire phioeS Comver.
sioa, 4 onc q 1ese Terry CedkS's
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23
OLD 81 ON HE'LL.
fAtldafa Ga. Ceaskitutios. ]

While they were resting from
work at noon yesterday. Amos aaid :
III heah' d er white man rcadin' in
de paper die morniu' dat fDlka was
'bafin' whndder dere wus emmy hell
NJ pot r. rrrrfrr fte.
'sShaeks Z" aaiA aid 81 ;"yos'ae got
dat wroag eesd bo'mast. slso!"
"No, sab dat wns what be red in
d paper I" Tfifi.ff
"Whndder dere wus emmy hell r
repeated 81.
''Yas, aah whndder, when cr man
give nat ap hyar hs went ter hell, OF
iesa sliasolved ter dus' agiu I"
'sLes,ke heah! / dout want ma
'apnts Wild noboddy, but ef emmy man
come foolin' 'r.nnd me wid that sort-
er Skiptna, hc's gwine ter hsah me
git M yandsr inter sboatiu' tones =
"Why 10 dstr
''Kaias taint gwine ter do! Yes
jess maks er nigRer belr(,e das
sint M hcahaster am aee what yeS
comes ter. Ebery secon' honse'll be
er coWst.yoa1 an De houses twixt
emil he jale-houses. Hits moughty
hard ter keep 'em strate now wide
6e Sheriff an bell bof shwedar eyea r
"Den yon'se 10 Dc eide ob Dc Dab
an birthstone !"
"Yoa's~ right, honey I Ef yon tinh
yea'se gwina ter Dsebe dia wnrld tnl
play snow.ball somewhsr, you'se
'rpug. DARE er warm place ieaa be.
yant heah Ter do manigera oh d.
Freedman Bank en- cltiekin- -lifters
giWrulIy. ~lse Fee Gwine ter swap my
himtssok 6er er rHrk er kyasds."
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23

The store and dwelling Of Mr..
Jules Joseph, sitnated near the
Court Honse, were totally des.
troyetl by Ore last Tuestlay night
between Z and s O'Clock. The fl.e
originated In the store. The own
er, after shutting the front doors,
went out In the back yard |; hia
wife bad left . coal oil lamp on
the counter and gone to her room
10 look after the children. It ID
supposed that some dry good cam
ples which werr hanging on 0 line
over the counter became ignitesl
BY the heat Of the lamp. The
whole stock Of goods, furniture,
clothing, everything fell q prey ia
the Are 6eud. Mr.. Joseph estima.
tes bis loss at o., 900; he was in'
sured for q, 900 10 tho Sun Nh.
tual Insurance Company, oi
New Orleana
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23
The Baden White Flour Corn.

This Corn grows on stalks averaging from
8 to 10 feet IN hight-thc body II the stalk
being q little heavier than the Medium. The
average length Of the ears il nine inches !;
the grains plump and Of common sixe per.
frcfly white aDd fiinty. " Is harsiy-not re-
guiring as much work n most Of qualities.
The root grows straight down in the ground.
aud consequently drought affects it very lit
tie. The yield is double that Of any other
variety ever raised in America. twill pro-
duce on medium good corn land one hundred
bushels per acre.
This Corn II from two to th re weeks ear.
lier than any other variety. and grows from
10 IA large size ears on every stalk. Tho
average number Of good size ears is six. A
fine g1slity of Flour can he made from il.
When ground il produces hour analogous
both in appearance and taste tO -four made
from the best white wheat. Agents arc
wanted In every County to canvass and take
ORDERS for this corr. A sample stalk with
from 10 large sized carson 1t will I've furn-
ishetl every agent. A sample package con.
tanning about 900 grains will special terms
tn agents for il and other seeds will bc aent
to any address on receipt of sl.o0. Order
hcf"rc the season is too iar advanced. Ad.
dress
VS. TIPTON, Scotsman. Cleveland.
Tennessee. 9fy%t
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23

This work y prepared 10 meet The
Waste q The snaeear iu indoor end
set-doar ear1eujue. Il b 0ae a ths
6est gaides - window GARDENING
~ know a. The kosk iocludeG
fruit, vegetable, ed Aowes-ear'ee.
Ing, Rrsssbeuses asd Gsapesles, via.
aeW Gas6aaisg esd Waediae casss.
By PBSee HEND9uoOH, aetDsee a
"0Ar0ealug tee pge0tS aoa "Pnetic.
q Florieulture." lllasts1tsd. Cl6th,
u3Mn. :.
Uov1svs received 1t ~ Msseha.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23

oher dem all wuas daa totin' water
ter die elemphint fer er free pass de
ober crawlin Onder the kanvaa :"
"An' whar him de tellerfone do dat
hit ar 40 solid Z"
"W'y, yer jess goes Tong an sees
er sorter young wootlin dinnah- bell
yer picks hit 1p, talks in de big eend,
de voice trapscommit& hitaelf long
Do wiah an de foxes in do nex' State
heahs what yer says less same e ei
dey wps In de edjinnin' roam wid de
doah open"'
"Aw, 60 way! You's talkin' es of YET
thought We nigges done loos' all ou'
gump. .shun !"
"Hit's er ban fack-hopc ter die
ef taint Oar aint no hoodoo 'bout
dis bisness!"
"Look heah, ole man, you wants
ter 60 home an hang er hosa.shon
ober 70 eavs ter keep the witches
fam roostin' In 'em !"
"Dat's allus dc way wild you nigg.
ers-uuiiin' amt mebber done fer yes
dat yer don't try ter 60 hack on bit y
"How ar' dat ."
"Kaae dia heah telleione ar' de
prime 'spcnsashun ob Proverdence
Ter de inclusive benefit Oh do cnllnd
race. Whar's de uss oh han'.writin I
Whars de neeAceaeity oh skools an
unervarsittissf Whar's de vantiges
of hightone eddicashun, when emmy
kinder nigger kin jess holler inder
tellerfome. agertate de wiah an talk
bisneas vid emmy Oh de foxes onter
town Z Dots what I wants ter kno'
fun de 'sembly!"
The telephone was unanimously =
indOrsed.-Atlanta Consultations.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23

= -
ssOld 81" heard sNaething alsout
~ tslepheee end eadeavseod - en.
1(ah1Ea hia friends.
"Now d. eoavsashaWs II man h
wWNaevShl r
'sWhat af Il aew imprsobment
Aat q 6hkss \ Iobssiu' osdee aow Z"
sSsS. - A,3wdt.ll .hA. t.,..
gvaf whes ruua ~ d. War ftsm pole
- - = - sa'ks ''y IT, s'p-'sr
"I'so 81 datw
'sDse go yss's hsppa ah e tosr-
-ssesyt9 des - s~tertypas ..hat Dc
aps<kfs ony6 ~ - spot y ~ rom.
iGyeoselse - u ~ rsjeasrpalA
whteh ~ T. rst. .hoaks ~ salless q
...y Ao.. y. =: |. s:ss Pse'eks'p'sd -
"Wsli, 4 bsah ts'lersIss ~ isys
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23

How ooa e b that hero within my heart
I've fnecea war ~ II 70 bind nv soa1
ASd both sse 1--we. and rach now holds peet
And eaeh contends n sbjugste the whole
For wbeG with sorrow low my spirit benda
Deprssaed and lonely. like . wounded dove
N tmfns tO thy kind fSce. nv hest of fficnds
Choosing the shelter cf thy tender lore;
Rat when high aims and passion Oil my
beeoek. ~
o proudlse love, to thee nv ssuls confessed
-AasY~s 1e0ssias ~ 1ereA
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23

Nearly every other nation Of En-.
rope having led the way Rnssia il
about adopting the Metric weights and
measures. Tie special committee
which IL sitting at St. Petersburg,
at the head quarters of the Russian
Imperial Technical Society, have not
only come to the conclusion that such
an innovation wUWld be useful, but
have also emphatically declared that
the present 10 the fitting moment far
the introduction Of the Metric System.
They think that the change ought to he
accomplished within two years. II
II q remarkable fact that Americana,
with oil their boasted readiness ia
adopt labor. aaving inventions, and
having. led the world in use ofs de-
cimal cnrrency, should be one Of the
very last nations Of the globe ia
adopt what Johr Quincy Adams, In
HE Official report, prononpces the
greatest invention. Of hmmau lingo.
nuity since that Of printing, and q
greater labor-saver than steam.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23
harpest delineations Of New England


life.
The Number opens with an attrac.
tive illustrated paper by Martha ].
Lamb, which, under the title Of
estate and Society in Washington"
gives q great deal Of novel infNrma.
tion abont the State Department, and
fni nishes picturesque review Of So
cial life IN the National Capital. It
would be dihicult tn say which is
the more interchangeable curiosities
among the national archives or the
piquant details of Washington life
and manners. Among the illustra-
tioua Ii an excellent portrait Of Geor-
&c Bancroft, the historian also,
there 10 q portrait Of the oldest Office.
holder In Washington.
Turning from society to nature,
we have in Mr.. Edward Abbott's
"Grand Manan and Quoddy Bay" q
striking descriptive paper, with some
very effective pictures by Bricher.
An important series Of illustrated
papers On old Flemish masters il be-
gun iD this Mum berthe frat paper
beins sl,ont Quentin Matsys, the
famous "blacksmith7 painter Of Ant
werp.
Honsehold Art Is represented by
an interesting paper on "Fret-sawing
and w"od.cnrving," by Jnlius Will
coz, with seventeen exquisite engray.
inga.
A picturesque feature peculiar to
our American educational institutions
il treated in G. r. Thwing'a paper
ON ''Summer Schools" with eleven
illustrations.
r. H. Stoddard contributes q very
dramatic poem, "In Alsatia," the
scene being laid in a quarter Of Lon.
don known by that name. The
poem h illustrated by Fredericks.
A remarkable and exceeding inter-
esting paper b contributed by b.
Phillips. based upon q collection Of
thirty three unpublished letters OF
Washington. Some of these letters
are Of historical importance, and
they all throw . new light upon the
most prominent figure in American
history.
"A Glimpse at Some Of our Chari.
ties" IL concluded in this Number,
with = review ofthe associated efforts
that are being made for the employ
memt, education, and protection VI
women.
Anna c. Brackett. 10 brief paper,
entitled "A Triad Of Snperstitions."
vigorously attacks some veteran
maxims about early rising, Satanic
work for idle hands, and the value
Of memory.
Charlotte Adams, the author Of
"Chriatmas In Venice" In the JAN
Wary Number, contributed an equally
picturesque article on "venetian Ia
pestriea."
The Editorial Department are full
IF timely ahd valuable information,
including q capital Editor's DraWer.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-02-23

Il IL our painful duty to chroui
Gle the death oftwoh highly esteem
Cd ladies of our community. Set
urday evening, Mrs. Ernest Sen
title, born Aglae Bozonier. Mar
million, aged "a years, was strucl
With apoplexy ; death was almost
instantaneous. Sunday morning
Ut 8 O'Clock, Mrs. On6aiphore Shex
neydre, Sr., born victorine Trox
ler, departed tbis life aftera = lonl
pcotracted illnees. She was. q
years At age. The two bodies wer'
deposited In their respective fami
y tombs Sunday evening. p
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VIEW. No. CCxv, January, 1873.
-COnteuts: (t
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!. Democracy in Europe.
2. Charlotte BrontG.
3. The Education of Girls: their
Adsmiaaihility Ia Universities.
:. leasing: His life and Writings.
5. The Indian Famine How dealt
with In Western India.
8. Charles Ssmner. ~
Z. The Telephone.
9. India and Onr CcloNial Empire.
3. Contemporary Literatnre,-
TIseols'gy, '3
Philosophy,
P0lities, Sociology, voyaese,
and Trsvels,
SeieWer,
Histosy. and Biography,
Bellies Lettrss
4iece]laeea.
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Local Items.

We are indebted totlte courtesy
Of the officers of steamers Belle
and Mary Ida for 6les Of New Or.
leans papers.
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sos h evesJ tewn b take snhseuipGieas lSr
the lsrGest. ,cheapeat and hest illustrated
family qualifications in the world. Any one
elegant works Of art sivsm fire 10 subscsibsss.
The price Il 20 low that almost every body
snl,scribcs. One agent reports making over
t1SOin week. A lasly agent reports taking
over <00 subsrribers In ten days. All Who
engage make mOney fast. You can devote
oil your time 10 the hasinem. OF only year
spars time. You need net be swsy lssm
home over night. Yoa can do Il . wGll -
others. FULL particulavr, directions and teens
ftes. Elegant and expensive Outat hfee. II
you want pspatshls work send ~ yeur ID.
business, No eus WhOsugxees fails % make
great pay. Address The rsspls's Jsussal." |"
Portland, Maine. l5s77ly.
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Qsid ridesi is the qusry that one
can easily answes who has copy At
the Punch Almsnack for 1879, inst
pablished, fac aimile al Londoa cdi.
lion, With its celebrated comic car.
toos, sent postage he, fas ten cents
neiled - ]. G. Cleesjsigh, Ne. 3l7
Broadway, New Yosk.
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AZ7Z times, hat Il cas- bs msde In
% 4 three months by any one Of

eNuSr ~, IN my p1rS u t0O
country who Il willing to work steadily as
the employment that We fnrnish. IS per
week in your own town. Yea need not be
away ftom hoWse over night. Yon can eive
your whole time To the work. or only yosr
srare monents. We have agests wko are
making over go per day. All who engage
ut once can make nsoasy fast. At the psss-
cut ,;.,, time money cannot y made :" s%:''y and
uethtig try the bmsIsssA Terms and s
Out6t fire.. Aslslrrss % 0ses. II. HALls1r
4 Co., Portlsnd, Maine. 2ljyly.
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A fhll stock of d. NJ. Ferry 4
Cos celebrated garden seetls, fresh
and genuine, lof aale ct the MES.
CHACfDf Store.
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respectfully informs the public that he has
established himself nj the residence Of Mr..
n. y. Ham. Bonnet.Carr<. and offers his
medical services 70 all persons who will honor
him with their confidence. l5d77.
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QuERY: "Why win men smoke
eommos tobacco, whom they can boy
Marbarg Bros. Seal ef Nevt& Caro-
Hsa,' ss the sams psiees" 2Sebly.
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Parties in need Of fcypress lumb.
q are invited b leave Their
oc1ess q our.olnce.