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DISowNED FOR ENTERING A CONvENT.-W.
B. I. Smith died in Brooklyn recently, inteS-
VIM. j. Smith, his son, and Mary c. Bulmer,
his daughter. applied for letters of admins
tratiOn. These were refused by Surrogate
aEad 6eea9se It mas bee5 dseoy
living in a convent. Her name is Mary Smith,
and it is alleged that on entering the convent
and abandoning the Protestant faith her
grandfather diSowned her. Letters were is
sued to the public enthusiastically. Y Sun.
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
gRfWEBE VIEW YORK lND LIIgRPOOL.
CALLING AZ CORK HARBOR.

O1LLIEG AZ OORx HARBOR.
Abyssinia, Wed, Aug. 81 PsrIhia. Thurs. Sep. 10
BSthnia. We. Aug; g Aoyss,nsa. Wed,. sep. q
.Rusia. wed, sep. II AIgsria. -. We'd, Oct. 8
scythia..-.Wed.. Sep - Russia. =. Wed. Oct. l6
RATE5 OY PAss1GE
~ Meamsfs Carrying stesraSe. and LOO gold.
ccoro1ng to acoommOdattons
No steera4o
BY steamers not Carrying stseraee, 10, 500 and
s110 Xohs according to accommodation.
E1ckots 70 Paris vl6, gold, additional,
netofn tickets on favorable terms.
nte0fAgeAt veFy low rates. StoerARe tickets from
LIVERPOOL nd Queenst0Wp and an othef par1 Of
EnrOpe at}DWeSt rates,
Through bills Of lAding gwen for Beifsss 8las-
gov, hAvre, Antwerp and other ports On the Con.
ment, anG TOT 1editerranean ports.
FOR nQGnt ana passage apply 1t tie Combany,s
J@ce, NO. Rowing Green, or both steoI1Se and
aoin. QUITS BJ61LOW, Go tn street, WsGh-
NV CHXB. q. YRANCKLYN. Axmh NY.
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AUCTION SALES.
T1HOMAs DOWLINa, Auctieneer.

On SATURDAY MORNING, Augusta
Path, 1873, 1t 10 O'Clock, shall sell at auc-
ton, in front OF my salesrooms, . general
assortment Of goods, As follows:
RedeteadS, Bureaus, Chairs.
Mattresses, Carpets.
OLe lot Fancy Goods.
4" Boots and shoes.
walnut ard Fire Gilt Show Cases.
OneHerrirg Eve proof Combination Lock Safe.
One Grand square s nabe Piano, (cost $60O.)
Terms cash.
1t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
WYE HEREBY NOTIFY VIM. P. HAUGHY,
w Mrs. Simpson, r. Gaaher, r. c. Somss,
and j. Z. Beardsley, that the Furniture left at
936 Louisiana avenue by them. will be offered Tor
sale at public auction, at IL m. the 31st of this
month unless storage and charges are paid on or
before that day.
aug23-7ts JET & co.
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TnOMAs DOWLINe. Aucti eoner.

On MONDAY MORNING, August 20. a
1873. at 10 O'Clock. we shall sell at auction attA
the residence Of gentleman declining house !"
keeping, 124 Fifth street southeast. the fol- !
lowing Furniture, In first-class condition.:
One ParlOr Suite In Crimson Velvet,
One ParlOr Suite in HairclOth.
Three Bedroom suites.
Walnut Hat Rack; Brussels Carpets.
Extension Table; Wsinut Chairs.
d lass and CrOckery Ware.
Cook and Heating Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites. &C.. &c.
AUGUST THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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CUMABD LINE.

TUMABD LINE.
NOTICE.
With the view Of eliminating the chances Of
,olision the Steamers of this line take 4 gpacifc
course for al seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from QueenstoWn TO New
York or Boston, cr0esing the meridian Of 20 1t e
af., or nothing TO the north Of =.
On the homeWAfd passage crossing the meridian
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Professor swifr.s Star Gazing.

HIS STORY OF WHAT BE SAW AT THE ECLIPSE.
"A very large audience gathered in the Opera
House last evening TO listen TO the history of
the observations attendant upon the recent
eclipse of the sun, as related by Prof. Lewis
swift, of this city. After some minor details,
After the contact there was nothing to
claim attention until two or three seconds be
lore totanty. Tten a scene OF stellar beauty
sueh as is rarely to be seen burst upon our
view and Baileys Beads could be plainly seen.
IneTe seemed to be about thirty in all.
Inese are small square spots of light that
are SeeG Snaii at each horn OF the crescent and
%So nave 5aageI 1SSard its middle Those
they Inc are caused by the suns light passing
pet"ren the peaks of the mountains on
the moon. Such theories, however, disagree
WIN, pqt can give no explanation Of their
cause. 1 had decided TO devote a part of the
time TO looking after the inter Mercurial planet
that LeScoroauit claims TO have seen in 1859,
ana which Leverrier firmly believed to exist.
But 10y blunder OF my own, / was compelled
to confine my field of observation to that por-
ton west OF the eclipse and in that way dis
covered Vulcan. knew that the charts had
bui when l saw two OF about the same magni-
tude concluded that l had found the planet
that Leyerrfer had said so much about. Imade
the following note In my book: Saw two stars
about 80 degrees southwest OF the sun. partly
of the fifth magnitude-l2 minutes apart,
pointing toward the Sun-both red
After looking as long as / dared at these
b2dies, turned my glass on the sun Just be
fore totality ended, and saw sight which
shall never forget. The Streaks of light fro,
the corona were wonderful The curved ones
L noticed were unlike anything ever before
seen, and the protuberances that saw were
6oU0 miles in height, and 5000 to 4,0l0 miles
lii diameter. There is no way for accounting
1oI these protuberances, although many the
Dries have been evolved for explaining them.
When We were back to the hotel and told of
what had seen, learned that Prof. Watson
mad seen the same, but had no definite data.
and could only say that the bodies which he
saw were southwest of the sun. He is entitled
to priority of discovery by about three min
saw l have not the slightest doubt. The rea
son made no public announcement at first
was the fact that was not absolutely sure of
there not being on the charts star that cor
responds with the body saw, but when ex-
amined the chart and found my suggestions
verified, felt safe in announcing my diScov-
ery."-[ Rochester Express, 18th.
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A SUCCESSFUL HoRsE.-Mr. Geo. L. Loril-
lards three-year old colt, the Duke of Magen-
ia, has started in eight stakes this year, and
at s., $50. Then he went to Jerome Park and
won the WitherS and Belmont stakes, valued
at S, $50. The Duke was then taken sick, and
was beaten at Monmouth Park for the Jersey
Derby. In which Spartan was first, Bramble
second, the Duke Of Magenta third. The Duke
soon recovered from his illness, and at Sara
tOga he won the TraverS stakes of 1880, the
SEQUEL stakes of 81 800, the Kenner stakes of
s, 0o0 -. - nts a. 80 maxim "
a grand total of his three year old winnings
of S11 $40
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
GROCERl rs. GOOD WILL, FIXTURES,
HORSE. WAGON. Harness. &c.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the LIST ~
day OF September; 1877: and duly recorded 10y
in Liber 668; folio LBS, one Of the land
records for Washington county. d. Co, and by
direction Of the party secured thereby, shall sell,
on FRIDAY MORNING, August $50, at 10
O'Clock at the store southeast corner Of ~ street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, the entire
contents, comprising
Teas, Sugars Spices, Coffees,
shelf Goods. Willow Ware,
Vinegar, Molasses. Tobacco,
Chocolate, Cocoa BrOma,
Soap, Starch, Brooms,
Canned Goods, Tea and Spice CaddieS.
ALSO, AT IL O'CLOCK
shelving. Counters, Show Cases,
One Iron Safe,
Book Accounts,
Horse, Wagon, Harness, &C.
Terms lash,
aug194t B. p. MURRAY, Trustee.
@-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, Goth OF August, 1878, same
hour.
aug228t B. P. MURRAY, Trustee.
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RAILROADS.
no THE WHITE MOUNTAM9i


Tickets and further Information can be Obtained
~ washington at once Of the Baltimore and Poto.
mac Railroad. augA LIN
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1910 GREAT 1910
ROUTE
,ITNE 10TH. 1873.

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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u b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF A LARGE FIRST

81 REEFS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th IL
day Of October: A. ID: 1871, and recorded e:f
the Land records Of the ss County ra5,y
subscribers vii! sell to the highest bidder. at pub
lie auction, In front of the premises, on THUkS
DAY, the 18th day OF August, A.. ID. 1878, 1T
O'Clock p the following g, valuable 1 property to
In the City Of Washington and District of Column
bia the same being the easterly part Of lot mum.
bered two 90, In square numbered four hundred
and six t40e), and bounded and described e fol-
ner Of said lot On street north; thence running
northeriy On the line dividing lot No. from lot
numbeied one ~, In said square, eighty
S p ase' Of f1 sa es 70 ass
divis. n between Blagden and Moore, the 3lst
Hieer NO. IL, folio U.s. ofhe laad records Of
wv ssa Hsgpty p sqnR1
Der ID, AID. 1858; thence running southerly, BY
said Duffey's land, In . straight line through .
o oFea Sa s9 to
Z street; thence running easterly on said street
twenty si1 (28l feet FIVE (b) inches more less,
to the point of beginning, with right In said alley
on, together With ali the buildings. improvements,
rights privileges, as In said deed OF October 18th,
The terms Of sale are: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money In cash, tef which $500 must be paid
semiannuay, or alf cash at the option of the pur-
chaser. The deferred payments to be represented
property sold to the satisfaction of the Trustees
Al conveyancing 1T the purchasers cost.
&: e.: 4 Hf TH5M, }Tustees.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. 1y28-d
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Is published every evening, except Sunday, at
the following rates:
1oI yo1Il U uidH :........................o6 90
Per month, by carrier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
Single copies =
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

FdILIf r. u KN FIX, N
an 10 3aW2W CHARLES T. DAVIS, e.
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BrOad.Chested Horses.

IAN Old I!orscman' writes IN this
way in an exchange abou, broad chest
ed horses: Wind is the grand secrc,
Of fast horse. Good lungs will covcr
. multitude Of faults; while. on the
other hand, perfection Of shape and
form are useless when the wind is our,
The chest therefore. in ali eases, should
be large and capacions. In shape i,
may vary somewhat, accord n. to the
service to which the horse is TO be pn,.
If he is to be kept for slow work and
heavy drawing. the chest may be partly
circular in form, because this shape is
the ore tor strength and bulk. t. re
ceive and bear MP against the pressure
Of the collar, while at the s,mc time
tuficient room is secured for that ex
pans,on If the lungs caused hy slow
and regular work. But If the chest il
circular. let 1t be At the same time deer
or else the lungs my be crampcd A
horse with shallow chest i. worth less
for any purpoee. The rule then is this:
For jraught horse circular hut lie. y
cheat; tut - yoa pas through the
different degrees Of speed, up to the
PAGER aud troster. the chest will in.
crease in depth. compared TO its round
nets un. il, for the highest rate of speed,
you must have q chest as deep as a
greyhound, and at the same time no,
lacking in breadth Every breeder
should keep this rule in mind when
eelecting his brood mares and stations,
for he may be sure that shallow chest
ID parents never beget deep chssssa
ec.s
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10 =
THE PIONEER PRESS,
The Leading Journal Of the
Upper Mississippi Valley,
Published Simultaneously at st.
Paul and Minneapolis,
An Eight-Page Daily Ofthe Size Of The
New York Herald.
ONLY MORNING PAPER PUBLISHED
IN MINNESOTA.
ONLY MORNING PAPER PUBLISHED
IN MINNESOTA.

And has no competition in vast field Of circulation
covering Minnesota, Northern Iowa, Northwestern
Wisconsin, Dakota and Manitsbs, embracing popa-
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Upper Mississippi valley, and Of the great region
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THIS MAGNIFICENT METROPOLITAN DAILY is
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Aud its t.le.rapl,ie. y"nerh and local news depart
n,.n.s its market reports. its editorial discus ms
cor.csp .ni,nc,, &c. are especially a'arted :" vi"
i,cal r.. .ir,,ents ~ this e ut Northwest .rn e.
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been add .. to III. AMI literary departments. .!
che rIONE-R PRESS. s,nor" which ar. EXTENDED:
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e~rhe ri ncer Press is the cnlv eight-na!e pr
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NOT BUSTED,
But b und to close out.
AND

For the next sixty days from this
date will sci: the following goods a,
figures that will surely induce every
body and all tho rest to come and buy.
This is all f"r the ready cash
Round Crown Spindle Bedsteads 50 .
:, Panel :. 4.5O
Chairs. 20 to so cents each.
Milk Safes Sc 90 to S12 90.
Sofa Lounges Sl2 90 to 5000.
And everything else in proportion.
The building I now occupy is for
sale at great bargain. Going ou. Ct
the business is my intention.
A full line Of Picture Mculdings on
hand and will be made up at enorm
"nsly low figures, also. fine collection
IF Brackets, Wall Pockets aud Mat.
rasses.
Everything in the furniture line on
hand or will be furnished until all is
closed out.
Don't forget that you owe
me those who are indebted to
me, as l am needing money.
s. +. BUNCH.
January 1st 1873.
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.a~A-i; aot rasil earned in thcS" 'i'nfs
! tt,ut j; can l,s mad" in thr"" 'nr'iti'-
hy Any Of either >AS, in any part 81 'h'
country vilo is willing 10 W r} steadily 81
t,... emrIny ynent that We i"s"!-.!. 50" PEI
week in yn',r ovyn town, n h"f.s ''"s ''
away from home over n!Gn;. N"A 't'
gi~e ynar Whole ,i'la - IA" work, "F ""'s
vow spare n.osn"n:>. "" a"st "Gen'>
VII, are making over So per day. Al
, n, co,.,,, 4, .ucr ,:su mike money fast
At th.. present time money cannot 'r st"r
=, easily and rapidly at any other h''sl''ssS
Il costs not:.irc to Try th' business. Term:
,n, ), .,..f. free. Address at once. II
fIALLirr & Go. Portland. Maine.
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NOi ICE

Us LAND OFFICE.
Redwood Falls Ainn. Iannar, II. 1873.
Complaint having been entered at thia Oi'irc BY
Jacob tIindcrmsn against Peter Saner for asndonnc
hi. Timber Culture Eatry. No. 4Ol, dated July 20
1876, upon the Soa.'i half o: north West quarter
src.inn r. Township 1t3, Range 32, in Rsnvil1e
county. Minnesota. with view to t!,- cancellation,
nt eai entry tte said parties hereby sun mnned
10 pear 4. this Oaice the .lst day Of February,
1878 at 10 oclrc A. ~, 10 respond and furnish tcs-
,u.onv concerning said alleged atandnnment.
WV. r. PENNINGTON, Register.
WV. B, iIERROrr. Receiver
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The tuneral D. a,a: ie!ar nGlaa'
u.l has been auaounce! to take place
,a.i.y. The rop.ai;,s ,sill BE deposited
in the P,rl'e,r By os.sr Of the
Pope, all i'ficaisies % connection
with the celebration oT tie fausra!
have been .,u.a.ss
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Na Intelligent family n Minnesota "r n IA
\o,thue., vnrI, does ~, ;ahe til" Daily can AZ 'rl
:, 30 wj,h.u TIE WEEKLY rlpSEER PRESS.
NJ other Weekly in IN" site coH'Is.'s N'ii u 10
.!.c ex,.n. n;et'ness, v:"'y and interest a us
rut.;,. .: IN" state s a'i.r:"h hc fbr tI)Nt /. :
unESS 10 the i.oCN. WASrS AND M iEis"s'S g:
AM, t'e aijsccrt states and irrr't''"'
,, c.ri, ;,rrnnl i, -un ans; a"ci-ste MARKET re-
nrts II :: Minneapolis. Milwaukee,. chi"s-, Ar ! III:
great ,.si:, snt produce centres. ana Farm "
stock d.,srtrnc ~. a@:ted hy Loading s:rc"''nr''
writer Of lon. experience rcni"r; ">:rci.y v.',l-
All. Ia farm. rs wh;le its HOUSEHOLD DEPART
MENT mad. up ot the contributions "t int:i!'geh'
Minnesota women inev.ry part Of thr State. is nm
,-nrs :, rrr,r;.c with the family circle. The Pro
NEkR PRESS is indispensable I" any family in this
northwestern region which wishes To ke"r posted on
its local events enterprises, politics. pu"c Affairs
ard discussions affecting the interests OF all c!ass"s
Gift. peop'e,
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G & NV
Ii n E S.
THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY

The CHICAGO & NORTH-wEsTERN
RAILWAY
Embraces under one management
the Great Trunk Railway Lines Of the
WEST aud Northwest, and. with its
numerous Branches and connections
forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in III
inois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan.
Minnesota, Iowa. Nebraska, California
and the Western Territories. Its
OMAHA and CALIFORNIA LtNE
Is the shortest and best route between
CHICAGO and all points in NoRrHERN
ILLINOIS. Iowa, Dakota, NEBRASKA,
WYOMING, COLORADO, UTAH, NEvA-
DA, CALIFoRSIA, OREGON, CHINA.
JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA. Its
Chicago, Sr. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS LINE
Is the short line between CHICAGO and
all points in NORTHERN WISCONSIN
aud MINNESOTA, and for MADISON,
Sr. PAUL, MISSEApoLIs, puLrTH.
and all points in the Great Northwest
Its
LA CROSSE. WINONA AND ST
PErEP LINE
+ the best route between Chicago and
ia CROSSE, WISo>A, RocnEsrER
OwAr,SSA, M>HKAro, ST. PETER
NEW CLM. and all points in Son,hern
and Central Minnesota. Its
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE
LINE
l. the only line between CHICAGO and
JAxEsvIL,E. WArERrowN, soSD DC
Lac. OSHKOSH, APPLETON, GRFFN
BAY. EscANABA. NEGAUNEE. MAR
,,rErrE. llnuGuroN. Hancock and
IN, LAKE SUpsE,oI Cot NTRM Its
FREEpORT AND DUBUQUE
/, LINE.
Is the Only route between CHICAGO
IA ELGIS, ROCKFORD, FREEpoRT,
and a., points via Frceport. Its
CHICAGO AND NJ LLWAUNEE
LINE
+ the old Lake Shore Route, and is
the ONLY one passing between CHicA'"
and EvAxsroS. LAKE roaEsT. lllGu.
t,Sp raRK. WAuKEGAN, RACINE,
kFyosua aud MILWAUKEE.
pr,lNaH PALACE DHAwISu Room
CARS
are run ca ali through trains Of this
road.
This is the Only line running thes"
ears between Chicago and st. Paul and
Ninncapol;s. Chicago ard M''y"aker.
Chicago and Wmoua, or Chicago and
Gree, Bay.
Clos, connections are made at Chic"-
90 with ,ae Lake Shore 4 Mlehi gan
southern. Michigan Central, Eaih.
.norc & Ohio, p,,,>burg, TT. Wayne &
Chicago. Kankakcs Line and Pan
handle Routes, for all points East and
South-East, aud with the Chicago and
Alton ands Illinois Central for al!
points South.
Close connections are also made with
the Union Pacific Il. K. at Omaha lor
all for West points.
Close Connections male al junction
points rih trains of alt cross points.
Tickets over this route are sold by
all Coupon Ticket Agents in the
United States and Canadas.
Remember, you ask TO: your Tickets
via the Chicago l. North Western
II .ilway. and take more other.
New York Office, No. 4l5 Broad
way; Boston Office, No. . State Street:
Omaha Office, 2i5 Farnham Street; !;
San Francisco Office. : new Montgom
ery Street Chicago Ticket Offices, G2
Clark Street. under Sherman House J,
IS Canal, corner Madison Street; ;
Kinzie Street Depot. corner W. Kin.
zie and Canal Streets: Wells Street
Depot, corner Wells and Kinzie Streets
For rates or information not attain
able from your home ticket agents, ap
ply to
W. II. SrENNETr,
Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
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NOTICE
4 : LAND OfElS

Z. :. LAND OFFICE.
1.dweoi Falls Minn. Dec. 20. ie''
Complaint having been entered at this 'hiic' ~
oniry his Homestead En:r,, NJ. 5'i '!at II Oct,
18th, la7a nl"n "a. North half Of s"nta West quar-
ter section TO- Township Ill, hange 81. in i'.nvi'e
County, Minnesota, Wit, view T. :he cHnc''!''i',
Of .ai entry: the .,id parties arn hereby sunE"net
10 apr.n- at thi- Onic" the 9Th day ct f'Mury
ls-s. a. 10 O'Clock NJ TO respond and furnish tent
icon, conc.rninS snij alleged abandonment
VIZ. p. DC>NrSGroS. Register.
Wa R. IIERRIorr. Receiver.
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Circulars. Letterlleads, Bill
heads. Statements, Envelopes,
Cards. Posters, Programmes,
&c, &c. DC.
All kinds Of Blanks, Deeds,
Mortgages, Town and County
Blanks, kept on hand and for
sale.
Work done and orders filled
with dispatch. And on reason
able terms.
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NOTICE..
u. :. I.AET OFFICE.

Z. :. LAM OFFICE.
Rcd~ood Falls MINI. ian'., 18th. 1873
Complaint having h'en entered At this 'fiics ny
Jacob iIicicf,nyn srainst Pat r S.ucr Tor abandon
,.s Homes. cad En.rv No 1919 dated May "a. 1875,
u,,, the North half Of North West quar- ter Section
y. rcw. sh;p ,I3, Hansc 81. in Rrnri'la County.
:iinnaso.s with vi.w to toe cancail, ion Of sail
-a:ry: III. s~ii parties are hereby Summoned an
nas- a, this ,cc on III. clst day Of February. 1878,
At ,G O'Clock 4. VI. 70 respond and furnish testimony
concerning said a!rg" abandonment.
NM. =, BENNINGTON. Register.
WV. Il. iimRRiorL, Receiver.
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Mss Hat hn-.,r, m Ocssonna
who was he only Minnesota renres 7" j..
ta:ive at the National Dairy Asaoci.
tinn IT Chicago. writes an sarneS' com.
miun:ca,i,n ~ the Owa:onns Press
urging i,rmcr> TO make better butter
and saws there is no good reason why
there should not be the same inquiry
fnr Minnesota butter in eastern marke S
rs there is for Minnesota four.
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NOTICE

T.. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Fails Minn Nov. 22ni, 1871
Comr!art having been entered at thia Office hy
william + t;run.nnn against IIasey $. 'rhi.y FOL
abandoning his Tn"r Culture Entry, No. asi dated
Jun. .s:h. 1877, upon tn. y F. 4 SECTION Il Town
s'ip li5 Range IS. 10 Renvi!lr County. Ninre Ots
with vi.w 10 the cancellation nf said entry: ,hr
.aif rsr,,ca are hereby summoned to spr at this
nAi,. on In. 5th law =. J,nnary. 1873 ~ Oclncs
NJ. :, respond ,ri fu-ais, testim"ney concerning
said alleged alandomnct.
Wm. ? DuxNINGrox, Register.
VIM. B HERRlorr. Receiver.
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For StOMaci,s Ont Of Order.

y. medicine will SO eff 'ctua'iy improve the tone
the stomach, tl.s Pills: they al! rci' j.
tv .ccasnn. i either hy iut"mr"'anre or impr"r'r
.,irt They reach III. liver p.' reduce. it to healthy
,.tnn; they ~. WONDERFULLY ctt cacicus in II
spas-in in act thy fail in curing al! disc! de: :
.t III" live md stmarl..
HOLLOW iN = Pulls ,-. the be st known in the
wnl for tn" Ei!"win. diseases: A.n". Asthma.
iii"u~ Complaints. i:lotchcs an th" Skin, Bowels.
r"usunnti"r. i'"hiitv. :'n,>y. 'ys"nt..,. Frvsire
'.s E. IL! Irregularities, Fever. 81 all kinds, Fl s,
Z; mt lIralac. lu".s t:o", inltnati"r rur.!icn.
Liver r"ni,l .intS, Iun,''sr", P,!'s. i:hrnm,isn,.
Retention nt nrin". Scrn'nla Kings t.vi!. Sor.
rhrnnts. st ~" and Ora, Tic poui"nrcux Tnn"r,.
Ulcers. Worms Of all kinds. Weakness from any
cal .vfc
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If any member OF the Legislature
p:or ,ses an amendment to the State
constitution. this winter, shoot him on
the spots the CRY Of some Of the
State papers The old thin, has hcen
rinkered to death already. and hrr lit'la
more Of the original rcm,ins than ~!
the fellows gun, which had neither
lock. stock nor barrel"