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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-24
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
nEACLl havl < beel, made In tn paynrn,
IL of he >un' q. Nv Hundred nd N,nrty-
ocv Ii Dollars s:9'.'Di. wIlril Is ciiiii
ca o De dus It lie d,'c" f this noticc, upon !.
by Sa.,a +. i;"se 10 I'd lad Cuomi.
br hing da The 18th d,y f!.plii, \. u. H;,
AM. With p:Wcr Of sale therein cont lined
duly !e:orued ~ the office Of the K.gis
aef o. Dce1s, Ia and Tor the county VI Nobes,
\. d., 1879. at ~ o'clock II. ~ in Book ";:'; o.
Mortgages. on page i9i. and no act on u y o.
cetd ny IL law or otherwise: having b.. II i:,s-i
tute" recover he debt cured by said mo-; :.
gage, Or any art thereof:
New. Therefore. hot.ce is her ts given h:l; h.
virtue III the power OF ale cu.i;:,l ed IL. >ai;,
mortgage. and piirsu ~; 10 II, >ta!ut in such
case mad; and provided, he said murl.a,;..
will u" fOrccl''S.:d. by S,. the premises d .
>criird |" and Convey: Il by mort ;lg-, viz:
., the ""rih,;.>' quarter Of section .welty Fou
isi'. Township One iiui'ur. and Iw.' Uu.),
:tanSe Fn:t: D,.e t4l) III Mobiles cnunIy, All.
state OF minnesota. viii. hr hr "ll1al,lru'S I'd
appurtrn;.h 'c>, " eli 5 lc viii 1t liz: :rb tic
,!itflh u said t'nHiiiy. Il, the du.r vi III.
Court House. III the village II Wvrihii:gtvu,i
said ""u:.tS .:!H! t::e, Oh
Tl:e 18Th day OF December. 1881.
~ lei, " clock i. N. # In day 1T public ven
due: IT, the high st bidder for ctsi,. to Ia,
'ala debt and in;rte>', Il the taxes. ii any. oil
81 Il premise -. ana twenty Inv olla,s at o,
caa III i"re4i"su =, aid iiie di -bl:.rnell> a.
owe ny Law; subject % re.!-mpii u il. a.,
II - lthin one Year from he It ! OF sale, IL
provided Ivy III,
;Ied October y, A. - 1881.
ED "A DCO',rEi: Nor gage.
L.; >. NELSON. Attorney H.. Mo.,s..-r.
;ir>t piib. Nov. ;3,..
Last pub d {. :, ISL.
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FOUNDATIONS or NT,|y,ESS

See auvtlt iStnltNt III another column
OF book with the above title. IN m:.ny
essential features, it diff rs from Ill
similar books. 1t has been prepared /"
supply II wait long felt Ivy those Wilt.
need ah instructor, The authors iiav.
matte il special study % tIA< subjects
treated 10y them, respectively. This
work begins i the very foundations
alphabet Of business and social forms
and building thereon, they have ascend
cd to the int,lcacits ct complex bust
HESS, and penetrated tie inner courts Of
sn:ial aud public life. No matter how
complicated the subject. Mr.. Sll;tfer and
DR.. DacnS have explained it in Il plain,
and satisfactory manner. 1t is !. Judi
ci"u> counsellor. in all matt+,s relating
I" business. 1t is il safe guide in the
transactions of public assemblies. 1t is
indispensable to those who regard the
forms of social litr> 1t is Il encyclopaedia
nf business. laws. social forms and gen.
rral knowledge. 1t contains m,r+ than
700 large octave pages. siZ'' 5x7 inches,
Of solid print 4" the merchant. the
,necIanic. the farmer, the student, the
public man and IT," members Of all
classes Of society. it affords Il perfect
mine Of information.
Our druggists are selling large q,,an.
titles OF Dr.. Marsinali's Lung Syrup FIR
coughs, colds and pulmonary com
plants generally. 1t takes the lead Of
all cough remedies. Try it. Only
twenty five AMI fifty cents i bottle.
GUARANTEED 70 CURE Is the inducement we
offer 20 to come to our store and buy Il bottle
OF d.. FauSt'S German Cough Sy up. 1t Is based
upon chemical la" $, and Is prepared with the
most Sc'upuious care. This medicine Is war
rante 10 cure consumption, coughs, colds, sore
hr"at, hronchiti-, Group, and II pulmonary dis.
ease> Remember: MI 0rdi airy cough leads to
consumption ii allowed to continue without re
lief Price &c, sue, and 81 per bottle. For sale
by T. w. smith. 40-6m
A world of good.-One If the most
popular medicines now before the
American public is Hop Bitters. You
see it everywhere. People take it with
good effect. 1t builds them np. It is
not us pleasant to the taste rs some
other Rittrrs as it is not Il whisky
drink. 1t is more like the old FASH
Toned bone set tea that has done 4
world O: good. If you don't feel Just
right try Hop Bitters.-Nunda News.
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DEGuLAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni.
H. ty Lodge, No. 10l, A. F. & 4. NJ. at Masonic
MN Hall III WOGtEngtOn Oh the
~ @GZ=>sk$ LIST and 81 Mondays In cacl,
NEeT9H III month.
&1kxSNAH& l. +. DUKFEE, W. NJ.
~ 147&SZ Il. T. PLOTS, Sec.
SNG,HN3Aik REGULAR CONVOCA-
3812$& TONS Of Living Arch Chap
Nai4.I\ -T1N*N ter. No q, r.. A.. NJ. 1t Ma
'SS>' ~ sonic Hall on the 18th Monday
u each month";
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Iuli0D Tor Sch sum ~ they shall show them
Given under my hand this est day Of Novem.
13':t Justice Of the Peace.
NOTlCE or EXPIRATION or REDE1fI'
VIM: NJ. Black, swA section Is. township 1c2.
I:nGe ~: M. III acres, In. Am unit sold for
:!::i': Interest: fr'.a'ty and Costs. $j.s1: To-
IS! s''0'"' required to redee"' '''os Tax OF
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR Mobiles Co. MINI.
70 VIM. NJ. Black. I.orain township:
You are hereby n'tiileG. that pursuant to the
tx Judgment entered in he District Court ia
th. County Ut Mobiles stat" II Minnesota. ~ the
l th lay Of Augu It.: lS7?. the land hereinab've
tax Of Isis. Oh tue 18th day VI September. ls79,
and TINT the time oi redemption from said sale,
allowed by law, will expire ON the 18th day of
OF this notice. In rddi,io. to the amount al We
stated. As necessary to redeem from said sale,
me cost Ut service "f this notice must ie paid.
together with such Interest rs may accrue from
~ nster this tate.
40, Witness y t my hand and seal It Warrington in
1 Ssr f ssi Of S0's' this 10th day Of Mover"
i-3w Mobiles County, MINI.
Mortgage Sale.
DEFAULT !aS b O.. made IN the payne n Of
- the sum u three th"uSan. one hun rcd i Il
htty n ,.! Which is claimed! to be due at the
xecuted ami delivered by john :. Hey and Mary
M y. mort:ago:s to Sa' ah NJ. Plunilner mott.
J.. b. 50 and duly rec ",icd il, the ONCE Of
the REGISTER" De- S H. and for the county %,
Mob es and state OF Minnesota, on he 2sth day
VI n ve,Mb'.r, 4. d. ls'2, 1T 9 o'clock p M liz
:;"ok A Of Mortgages. II p.gr IS, and t." &c.
ion ''rp,'cte Ting 1T law or otherwise having
''cen inst ituted t" recover said debt secured by
SO" the ef"rr, mGtlce is re: y given th,t by
t'uc Of the power Of sale contained IN Sa i
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNEs&ITA,)
COUNTY OF MOBILES,
. The State OF Minnesota to Charles d. Craw
lord, Defendant:
lou are hereby summoned and required to W.
Ima apl'ear before the ui'de rsig ed, one OF the
Justices OF the Peace: ia and tor said county, Oh
me - dry Of December. 1851. at 10 o'clock III the
forenoon, at my office. IN the village III Wor.
tniagtOn: !" said county, to answer to Otin BiRe.
ioW and Geo. NJ. Plumb, c0-partners as Bigel0w
appear 1T the lime and place aforesaid. iudx.
nent Will he rendered against you mjn,n the evi
G.'hce adduced BY said plaintiffs. Bigelnw s
flIlhb for s.ch sum ~ they shall show them.
selves ent tied to.
Given under my hand this 2tst day Of Novem.
Oer. 1881. l.. B. BENNETT,
43.2t Justice Of the Peace.
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No special railroad news this week.
The call for special election to vote
bonus will he issued in a few DAYS.
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SUlfMONS

~
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County OF Mobiles. ~
DISTRICT COURT. Sixth Judicial tstrlct
c. 1. ::'$ ;S: { Sa Defendant.
The sta Of Minncso.a to the above named
Defendant:
You. G: Au!tman & Co. are he :ehy summoned
aud II qutr' 1T A,Swsr the com plant # tie rlain-
tin III Inc above entities action witch complaint
Is on file J.: the Office Of the Clerk Of said
Court, 1T Nurlhii:stOn il sd d county and to
serve copy Of yout answer . sid complaint oi,
ne subscriber 1T Iii: Office. n ,he village Of
Wor'hin.to i'll lie count, Of Mobiles, Minl,su-
ia, within twenty days a'trr the service Of this
summons upon YOU. exclusive VI the day Of such
service and II you fai to answer the said com
pal within the time aforesaid, lie Pain III ia
TINS action Will on such fat nre apply tothe cour.
1cr the le!iei dtNan ed in iEe complaint To.
&c! her wi Il the e.sts AID disbursements here
In.
Dated October list, 4. ID. ISL
DANIEL ROHRER
-, Trainings Attorney. Wovthingtcu, Mimi.
Fist ". Nov J., 1881.
Last pub. Dec. g ISL
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COUNTY NEWS.
RANSOM.

II. Shore has just recovered from 4
severe attack Of rheumatism.
$. G. Perrin has his barn pretty
nearly completed.
There was Il general divide of sheep
at the Graves Bros. on Monday last, for
u. Z. Holmes. F. A. Hubbard, G.. ".
". u Nv, and 5. G. Ferrin.
johnny Colvin and family passed
through here Oh their way to Adrian,
where they have moved.
One man wishes to state through the
ADVANCE that Capt. Mills would have
been elected the first time he run had
it not been for the lies of +. rholnl,so. /,
LORAIN.
VIM. Stokes has about finished his
barn. l2N16.
J. II. johnson has his buck wheat il
the stack.
c. Listico has thrasl,ed his flax and
buckwheat.
The steam shovel las been removed
to Sioux City.
G. l.. Clemmons' family expect to
start for Kansas in about ten days.
Nr. &. expects to teach the Togo school
this winter.
Farm for sale. including reaper.
mower, drags, plows. lumber Wagon,
:'.,'>r rake, etc. Inquire 1T ADVANCE
office.
Vim. Dirty has thrasl,ed his flax.
G.. w. PAYNE expects to move into T.
l.. ClemnOns' house IN Il few works.
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IN.

Jurors and Others attending court will
please remember that they are behind
on subscription t" the ADVANCE. and
that this is the season t. pay up. We
will take county orders ut par. DON'T
leave town with ut sqnari"g up with
the printer.
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GSS = week in YOUR own town. 45Outft free
WV M risk. Reader. il ynu want y business
At which persons Of either sex can make great
ray all the time they work, write for particulars
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T!r :.2A Day If November. 1881.

And It the Court House in the village o wor-
rrx San %rVe SV w W % ana HAM, r
u ii summoned 10 atten said court.
Notire at the app"i "tmeht and hl Ing Of said
court shall be give" by publishing this order for
>ANCE, weekly ntwSpap' + pri ted and pub.
,islr at W rthinyt'm il said conn Of Mobiles:
d. 81 fore the time fixed for the holding Of
said court.
Dated july So, 1851.
MI SEVERANCE
Judge Of District Court for the sixth Jud cial
District, Minnesota. 494t
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wind IS III the north and a-raving.-
Hear Of one frozen ear already.
The 4. 0. Z. w. have secured \
p. burbank, now the most noted Elo-
cutionist and Reader in the country
for IN enter ainme It about Dec. It'll
Full particulars hereafter
MINOR ARHIrALS
ut the resldrncr Of {. l.. Campl~il.
In G:dian Lake, on tl'e 18th. Il boy.
The Woman Suffrage question WAS
discussed Il, the I.yc-un, on Friday
"ig't last. Mkt night (Fri.lay Eek
the Firti"n QUESTION will b.. discuss. Il
Thanksgiving Day to-day. We
print Wednesday night and issue this
morning to get a holiday. Thank
Providence for the result of the elcc-
ton and other little tav" s! Now g
il and enjoy your turkey and pop
corn and here's our ''hlessint."
Statue a'd Mott have been 1T work
urning tue rl fire house in the park
.rt" lock up for the villa ,c. There
clw" cells III the rear aud Il room f",
t a. Night Watc', in fro,t Who VII
IL " first t" occupy IL cell? NJ cr"w,
ing. DIV. And il there is ANY cheat 8
~ are not go,!. to play.
If YOU want IL good ard reliable Sew.
"g Machine. buy the "Crown." Thayer
has them for sale. l3-tf
People who don't WANT business
mustn't alver, i>e il the ADVANCE. l.
y. VALE; H. Of li4e!ow. wits:
Take. i'll sail! Stop the engine! krock
down the diver! Let go tt anchor!
ID, anything and everything t" stop
hat adj. for my syrup is all gole, while
orders come thicker and faster.
Bart ". Day. editor Of the Jarks"n
Republic, WAS married last Saturday t"
Miss En- ga Il. Ward, Of Fairm"nt.
We arh,."wlrd-c rtc.ipt Of tie usual
cards. Mrs. ADVANCE Stntl> cnngrat,
:.I.lio,s aitl al i!vli:. ion to stop With
us OH the wedding 'tnw+r." T. ha-
ni,h has Il ~ " pistol and drum. and
i'll d. his best to entertain tIn III.
Hop. this marriage vii! pan out Il lot
IT IT. ur metal May they hayt many
DAYS ii; The lauh
Surveyor .'wis F,n'te has surveyed Il
road along the shore of Tie west lik, :,
across tiac ID an and Ilotfm;,,, rltc, $, as
far as he Fair Grounds. AS s,'nn as
au n.,!''Anrr is ni,std by l't Council
TIE i,il " iii i,:. tpel;,l. Now the road
Grounds. While tie In.n,l. axe in tn
,ni i,,; at securing this ru.d it ought to
l,e secured ali abound the lake.
C.lHD ~ 79lj. "CEL1C:
\ prominent f.-Aturt -: the WORTH
tl,in=:n:. Ledge, \. y. L. " is t. fur
ni>il Ii st class Entertainments tor the
public. The. plan covers literary ana
>cit''i iii: lectures. concerts, r+asiing,.
and w:E,l,v-r tends t" +lrvafe and ill.,
si',r,. Onlv tl,rsr which are til st class
will ht presented an announcement
that IL lecture. urnther entertainment is
,ln.i-r the aus, ,ct.s Of IT," lodge can br
taken rs Il guarantee that the enter
tainm-nt is of Il high order. ASA rule.
the. admission, i"c will h. less than is
usual for first class -ntrr' ainm-"ts.
\ y. MILLER,
r. LEWIS,
Il, b. PLOTS,
Committee
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AS we go to press there is pros
pect Of cold Thanksgiving. Tlu
wind IS in the north and a-raving.-
Hear Of one frozen ear already.
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I SPECIAL T:'rm OF the District Court for
~ the trial nf civil and Z iminal cases and IL.
~ues h law, is hereby appntc for the cou, ~
If bleS ia the sta q Of Mi:,ne>O;a, and such
c urt will convene and he holden at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon on
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$500 ------- -
4 CARD 10 JI{i. hCHLlC.

The concert given hy the Tennessee
ans or saturday night las; was 4 must
cal treat inhr.,i For right down
musical music, without /: harsh sound
this was the H. It concert VT. have had !.
The managers were sum.wltat tlisap-
pointed 1T not having Il fullrr house.
though there WAS Il good paying audi
tnct.
We think the hall has something t"
20 with it. IL this cold wea' her people
ito not care to attr,,G pnt-rt ailments
in an i'll SEATED, i'll lighted. i'll warmed
all. and the lr"lritt"rs should put it
it, good shape and make it comfortable
if they continue T." lave it used for !,
public hall 1t will probably br needed
frequently during the WI TER. un.l ad.li-
ito, III seat, should h. provided and til.
room n,:.d,. comfortable. We SEE thai,
posts have been put nnsler the middle
Of the floor. W;.icl. will relieve Those
VIII" have been ltrvrls over til: notion
tina the hall Was not safe.
Kidney Goa plant cured.-B. Turner.
l:"rmsttr. n. Y. writes: II have been
for over Il year subject t" serious diSur.
der "f the Kidneys, and often unable IT,
after Il I" husin -; l procured y"u'
Rur.'ck Bl""d i tiers. and WAS rrIiev-
I'd before half II hot lie was used. I H.
tt'd t" Continue. rs I fee! confident
th t they will entirely eur" me-" Price
$l.OO, trial size 10 cents. Sold by Laws.
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LOCAL.
CLUB RATES,

woRru1Sa1oS. MIMI. NOVEMBER "a, 1881
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LORAIK.
RUSHMUR r..

- u A'4l AN ~ ~ Is
The hop 1T the Rnshmore hotel was
quite plrasaht affair. About thirty
couple were present. We missed WOr
thingt"l friends.
We expect some first class sl,,r,,.
shooters 1T this city Thursday, Thanks
giving.
The elite Of Adrian attended the ball
and We're pleased indeed, and Il pleas
ant party they were.
Everybody is ti'rasi'ing and getting
hrasl,ed.
There will be services ut the NJ. +.
"'"'rrh Sabbath next. Mr.. Casstl will
preach,
More or less turkey will ,lisap}":,.
here this week. Come and hep fi,:,'
hem.
Il KIND WORD or ADVICE
II you feel yourself gr"wi weak
YOU: strength :aj'ing, the nat ur:I in u.
ions ct the body h-coming impalI-.
take warning in time; your Sy>trE
lt' ds iron. which when combined wit
proper vegetable extracts. produces
sonic Of rare mtdici'.al effect. Such Il
remedy is Browns Iron B,tt+rs Is
of your druggist and do not le ~. .
III dtu !" tax" Il substitute. for this j.
the only remedy which give: permanent
strength. 1t contains no alcohol, no:
ices It hl;ukrn til" teeth. It receive,
'Lc universal endorsement If clergy
mem. physicians, druggists, and all VII:
have used it.
:AND NOTICES.
Notice Of final proof has been give
by Owen 10y -" Homestead up
nlicaiinn. No. HOPS for the n+4 Sc
~ 1O4 49, Date OF Pro"f-Fri'l,y. Dec
16 ISL. Witnessrs-.Is In Knthford
Adam ByrrS. WIN Gallagher. II. Ford
ney. of Adrian.
Notice of fina| proof has heen civp
by Simon Narg,Sen on Homestead A.
nli'ati"n No. 1924 for the nw4 sec. >
l04 H. Date Of prnrf-Fri'lay, Dec
Is. 1851. WitnasseS-N. II. Coo. =
.. l5tvans. ". &. Barnard. JAS. Hack
rtt of I.eota.
Beds Of down feel harl.-All beds
seem hard to the rheumatic. Then
''arkrn Hc pecviSl, sufferers! Apply nr.
'rhnnaS' Eclectric Oil I" your aching
joints and muscles. Rely urnn it. thar
vo', will experience speedy relief. S,l"'
1T least. is The testimony Of those who
have used it. The remedy is likewise
successfully resort. Il to for throat and
U"g Diseases. sprains, bruises, etc.
Sold Ivy Laws.
Plain sewing loe ut rooms Owe
Thayer's bnildiny.
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II YOU want horses or colts cheap in.
Qnirr of Heron.
A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this otfi,"
Hero" has just received Il new lot Of
confectionery.
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Congratulations over the result Of
the election are numerous I'VE ALL
az cum down stairs that way."
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Fresh chestnuts, figs and dates at
IIerrvn'S. L. wv
= - .-----------
Smoked ilalibut ut Heron lO!f.
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Mprthinoton 4Aranfe.
ADVERTISING RATES.
A. o. of U. w,
M A SONIC

WorthingtOn Lodge No G5 meets every Friday
evening: GEO. W. WILSON, Master WOrkml.
Il. Il. rLOrrs, Recorder
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Apples for sale by the barrel ut
1l-3w IL. +. TORHANCE's.
California comb honey 1t Uerron'S
Tiff
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VOL. 10.
No. -

Remember the sale at he residence
OF II. b. Wisner on Friday at l O'Clock.
Thin paper this week. Job work
accounts for it.
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CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at u 50 a year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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Hero" has JUST received i. new lot Of
confectionery.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-23
A Too Sensitive Nature.

There are some mighty sensitive ma
lures in this world. There was that
Quebec boy for instance-Ferdinand
Pitcher, aged 10 years-who hanged
himself because his mother asked him
to set the table for supper. He was q
tender plant, and when his mother said,
"Come, Fer,iy, put on the cups and
saucers," the cruel words almost
crushed his youthful heart. But he
continued reading The Boy Counter
feiter," in the 'Boys' Own Paralyzer''
and had just reached the chapter where
tho ''Boy" kills two police officers and
escapes with smile on his face and a
pistol in each hand when his mother
again called out: Come, now, Ferdy,
set the table-that' good boy" Then
the boys sensitive nature rebelled, and
he went out and hanged himself.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-23
The Force of the Waves,


At the mouth of the Thames Q great
struggle has been renewed this year
with the waves of the sea. The $500
acres which make mp the whole extent
of Canvey island have been wholly re-
claimed from the ocean, 5000 through
the energy of Dutchman. about 1923,
and $500 at more recent dates. With
out any warning the combined force of
the wind and waves of the 25th of Jan
uary last made huge gaps more than a
mile in length in the wall dividing the
land from the waters. and 1000 acres
were flooded. When the reclamation
from the sea was made by the enterpris-
ing Dutchman, 1000 acres was allotted
to him as his reward, and on them was
laid the cost of repairing the sea-wall.
Subsequently legislation has established
the principle that when the owners of
the l 600 acres are unable to bear the
whole cost of maintaining the embank.
ment the proprietors of the remaining
1900 acres should come to the assist
ance Of their neighbors. What the
amount of this assurance should be has
been furiously debated by the land
owners for some months. II the nec-
essary works are not completed before
the return of winter the labor of two
centuries will be wasted.-PaN Mall
Gazette.
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To Remove Fruit Stains.

In the season of fruits. the napkins
used at table. and often the handker-
chiefs and other articles will become
stained. Those who have access to q
good drug store can procure a bottle of
Javelle water. IF the stains are wet
with this before the articles are put in
to the wash they will be completely re-
moved. Those who cannot get Javelle
water can make solution Of chloride
of lime. Four ounces of the chloride
of lime is to be put into quart Of wa
ter in bottle, and after a thorough
shaking allow the dregs to settle. The
clear liquid will remove the stains as
ready as Javelle water, but, in using
this, one precaution must be observed.
Be careful to thoroughly rinse the arti-
Gle to which this solution has been APP
piled in clear water before bringing it
in contact with soap. When Javelle
water is used this precaution is not nee
essary, but with the chloride of lime IL
guild it is, or the articles will be harsh
and stiff.-Anlerica,, Ag,'icatltwralist.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-23

A Count Who Was Also a.sGood Sleeper.
Count Napoleon Bertrand, son of tho
companion Of Napoleon l. at St. Hele-
ma. died recently in Paris. The count
was very eccentric man, and every
year he used to hire 3 room in hotel
and 60 to bed for three months, after
having given orders for food to be
brought to him once day and not q
word to be spoken by the servant He
was asleep during the siege Of Paris.
One day the bread was SO abominable
that he few into . rage and forced the
waiter to tell him the reason, which
was that tho city was besieged by the
Prussians. Count Bertrand was stupe-
fed for q moment. At last he got up
and wandered about the hotel for .
time, saying to himself, "Paris be-
siegedf besieged7 What ought Ber-
trand to dor" And after . few min.
utes' reflection he said. II will 20 to
bed" Aud he went to bed and slept
out the siege. He was an assiduous at
tendant at the Bonapartist masseA-
Nes0 York Mail.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-11-23
For The Woman's Congress.

For tho Womsn's Congress.
The following are questions believed
70 be worthy the consideration Of the
congress-
What monetary schemes can women
safely undertakef
What can be done with superauous
womenf
Arc !. women's clubs'' dangerous IN
their tendencyf
What are the relations Of women to
their trimmingsf
Why isn't : woman just as well fitted
% man to serve on q school boardf
or to preachl or to be = deacon or YES
tryman In Z. churOhp or TO be an arChi.
tect or . musician In IN orchestral
or : barber 2 or : printer, newspaper
sditor-most any thing In fact
And isn't the average girl bstter st
i6sd With tho good old way, aftee all