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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18
t& &a;ar lno Seoer

x0ilfpm y # II "
su,u Seiteu leines lluterftiisungs EonSs pom
IS. bis s3. 3e;ember
inn ,,Gcncprsia Spernbanle.'
gpue MuspabI SBeibnatbts: sBaarer; Snber.
Risoues. gpeiiad,cn une Nrtifel fur een
Neihna c,tsbaum Su allen @retlen.
Yoiitiu feiu 9raugen gum Saufeu
asine eciifpislisen sadcn gum nusiuhriein!
@ues u nisNrigen qrsiisn, unr eSes 5tiId Ssatite
Saniit martirt
Der @asar ,rirs I'm. las. Die 2sosr lin I'll uRr
HberoS erpffret
aGiiou Billet 81 nit Ginfdlus elmer Gbance
BET l2 allscmcinsn SreIisn.
oRoutaa-Gr6tungs qbens aupeae bss ,ssiNcns
4pitIts."
Sieufaa-giir9e 9erzN6enb; Narleln. Orte'ter.
SVittppdb- SrpIe" "sNbenp; ..9Sa'hlu8toner SsIfte
Snianterie."
Horpsrffao Nptpnlat" sglberb; ,@ermania sWauz
nerdirr;" ,,llnipn electromagnetic
9st1rtenleut Yptpmdc, 90. ". X.
arsitoa-9benb rer ,,Grc6en 4rniee eer Hepubllt:
@6efs9pntmdneenr une soften Hr. 20
rpn Ibilabelpbin;
Eamftas-9inea@Abenp S1lIE aIf9 9sN. Ss'H =
SbsrnIdu.
Nottree'n-g onnerfias, 9ysitas NIB 5amtas.
t299-3o1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18
Mn eaS Nubltfum,

Ees fann teins bsisrs garantie fur eer sBert6 Don
Or. RGbmab's aItetnbrten r. ". R. peilmttteln nusp
gstpisien perben ais bic eIenben pno nuSIofen Sds
abrulnssu ssrfelben Gs ssbt ipfobI fali6e .Reiot.
bentS," ais aud ,.sleliefs" uub Pias" Sebet Cue
Dor pnb berlaIgst HIr Hahnap's uno attet baraaf,
eab Der 9ams ..@aepas" f4 aaf BEN estanttsn Artts
tel befEssts (Suttl0, ,GR3N6&Wl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18
Die 2eibe etneS ermprbeten Sau9s
ltuaS in elmer atrd,c aefuupen.

WfOntreaL 16. Wei.-@roBe NuIregung
purbe beute firth babur6 berporgeruieu, baB
beim Seginre Der 5riibmeiie in Der nTotre=
9ame=&atbebraIe" Der &6rper eines eruor.
beteu Sduglinss sefuuben purbe. Die
eeide mar idredlid seridllagen uno nit
Slut bebcdt. Die Yoli3ei bat bis jest feiue
Spur gefunOen, Die sur @ntOeduug Der Sers
BREEDER iiibren ioutte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18
0crmiihte teleerapbiibe Se=
ocShcn

Qui Der 3beSe bon 6 batb m, MaiI,
baben iiber 100 Stiffe tuGhrenb oeS Sturz
mes Der letten Sage .3uiluft gefInbeu.
Sobann &. Seuneburg iit in 9 n s ranz
,is SC bon einem @ebeimbienits4genten tuez
gen Serausgabung falider Silberftiide oerz
baftet iporben.
Der @ouuerneur bon Yenni1luanien bat
Dem Srte Yort einen ftdotiiden Sreibrtef
oertuetgert, neil bel Der Ibltimmung oariiber
ieblerbaft perfabren tpurbe.
Der @elbi6rant in benz Yoitalnt Al Uf 0 NJ
roetopu, Srabforbs@o., Ba., tuurse AM
Sanlftag firth geiprengt unb griefmarten i'm
@ertbe bon mebreren SUnoert Dollars ents
nenbet.
Sn 6olse Der farfeu giadfrase mad
Stab II d enen fplro ole ar6elt IN oen
@alsperten Der y2adaipanna Giiens urb
SobleH Comp" in Scranton heute wteSer
aufgencnlmeH fperoen.
@uf Der rSresbolbs Samesburs sGtienbubn"
BEL 9 or ben o 10 n, RS, faub Santfag
Qbeno @iuiam SoSen aus SameSburg iei=
nen SOB. gr biuterldBt cine @ittwe unb
bier unniinSige &inber.
Sas Bulbermasaiin Der 6nbrit Der Dames
ricanz6laib1 unb Gapzgomp." 81 @ ater>
burp, Conn.,, fog am Samfas Nadmittag
In Die 9uft. Gin Nrbeitsr, gSilb. gngert,
purbe erbebli6 uerlett.
Su bilabelp ia purbe Beniamin
griiuetpalb auf Gntlage zines Ritgliebs Der
Hspsyorter Sirma grsenburg, Goodman &
Polod, auf betriiseriihe 8eiie etne SdulS
Don mebr, als $4,000, coutrabtrt su babeu,
inter $13, 200 8irsihaft geiteut.
Ser amertfa ntife DtGter Sobu
@reeuIeaf 8btttter(Yoftou bsaiua
aeileru leiuen 81. @eburtStag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18

BOu.omuen obneiesI6en Seissi8mat, elegant NIT
Gbem Summit sIaiirt, pursiren, rsSaIirsn. rstnissr
are i!drteu.
Raeruap's pilen sur 3ur alsr arars5eiten beI
Waeers, ber Sober, Der gebdrme, Der Mersu, Der
BIaie iotue fir ners6ies aopfreb, 8erttopfuus Jns
bioetipn Gbspspiis, biLioie 3udnbe, ieber, unters
discriminating, Samorrboiben unb ale auberen 2sis
ben be5 lnteretbes Cine boutpmmeue 2ir gnran.irt,
Rsin besetubtii6, feline Spur bon Psrtgr, E.Heras
len ooer i&abIi4sn Grosusn.
sB Tlan bea5ts foIsenbe Symphonic bon 9rGn.teis
ten Der gerbnuuneSorsane: 8eritopfirs, trusrIi&s
Sdmprrboiben. Blutiualuns mad benz Rcpie 5dure in
Naaer, usbeIteit, S0bbrernsr, e!eI Dor BEN Glen,
Maeenbrlder 'arresAufftoben, Snfeu ober Beben bed
Ssrssrs sritidenhss 9efbI beim aieeen, Rebel oe.r
SIa6ern por Nueen, Sieber nno eurupfe S9merser i'm
Rppfe, ftoferhen gtbem, gelbe5 Ausieben Der paat
gne Der Gueer, Seitsufte4en, Stmerssu In Der BrGa
uub in ben glisberr. p.os!I4e Aniuaaung bon 6tss.
grsrusn Sss 6IsiiGss.
Giuise DOZEN son Raepans gitIsn tUsrSer baI
Ssism BON allen oben8enanuteR arariPeiten befre!er
9n Sen 9lpOtbetcn gu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18

bsr2ungen urb SuberfuIpIe, 9btbiffs, Scrpbbetr.
SbpbiIis, S6pinhsr. Gutartung nnS arsbs ber giss
rem Sarnrubr, nrinbatuns, iuD es obne Nniuer ouKa
bes antteters Ginoerllr9 i6nit unb Die itmer,enbt
gnirenoIina olslss Snitrilmentes urn0t5i9 matt -
Steir lne 8ries uno in allen 5duen bon Gnt,lrolInq
Der gtereni inS Der Ylaie, ioipe in dronii5en 5aQea
ban SSrauerfrnutbeite
Cine SIai6e entdlt re3r rIirtinme @r,neiTioTe ala
iraeno en anberes Ntte bic finf bis isbs Eaee5feI
boil n1tbi9 MAIDEN, toG4renb bon Sariapariqian elm
Ehaaln II mil tinA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18
Sas Cireftorium
.Hratnrien= SeretnS"

bssbrt Sib. benz RatIfum mitsutfsilen Sas sas poae
Crdeifer res Srn. Tbeoepr Ibpmas. perltartt
Syrd SoItimorcs Bette 2rdite ir Die 9luiiIbrus oeS
,tsusn erosartieen @punor i6en Cratoriuins reie
Criniuna." fpelde am 20. Mprii 1853 nnS n4t.
tpie riiber nngs9etSt. e L. 1Ral attieet' en9d8rt
r Bic n,,fIaufcreSn srrter Scten beten ~ tpnnsn.
,rirS sos 0ubiym frsliublidbit ertt. bic npb nbrlz
opn GaiicuB;uetc u; sinem rsierpirten Siss mir aue
Srs; Hibr,inaeu nisfer Sdiiou beretiBeno, 81 tau'
len. SHANE a,m 8sIegen ser Sge lis9sn in Dtcearts
rep's MiiIfalicn,S GSeu am 81, u. une 70. Sesbr
~. ~; 900 1.3-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18
Sseip=9Jprfcr Nghrihtcn.

gtetp Yorf, II. Se;. - Sanlitag frllb
atngen SohH 9S. 9iibpnp uno @iralomo
Miamo in oas @etp6lbe uuter Dem Erottoir
au Der @fe BON Sagnrbfr. uno SOmerp, nm
ben WafierzWieter III repariren. 0fiamo
iiieg suerft in oaS @em0lbe binab unb blteb
metrere Minuten baIelbIt. Der Herffiibrer
8itnag rief ibm 81, erbielt aber fetne Gntz
mort, tuorauf er einen anoeren Arbeiter, 9taz
mems 2l0amS, biuabIhidte. 0a IbamS aber
nud itille blisb, itteg Elm anberer 4rbciter,
Namens Cornelius 9onobue, binab. 9ieIer
5cnb 4oams obumGdtig auf bem Sobel bes
@c,uolbes. Gr iullrbe oil Die guft gebrad1t,
mo- er iid] balo erbolte. Ntiamo purbe toot
gefuuoen. Oiau 1T Der 9lnlidt, baB Der
Wann bird @inatbmen bon DSepergaS"
umfam.
- 4m Samitag gingen uon bier ilpOIf
Sampfer nad) europ0tiden 9dfen ab.
Seute Utittag muroe in Der Gllerz
Worft Statou benz Yolt3eiridter Ofartin
6eG inter Der Gnflage oorgefibrt, am 0torz
gen in Der 5oripthitr. Sriebrid 0O1ternlann
einen NeIieritid beiaebrudt gu baben, Srr
faft augenblidliden SOB oes Serwunbeten
iur Solge bate. SsB tuurbe eingeiperrt.
9OdItermann mar Better zines gallons
OH Der 6oriptbs sSttaEe, NIB neben bemIelben
mobnte SeB. @eitern fritb iplelteu 9Odls
termauu, SEP unb Smei auoere 0tdnz
ner in Der 8irtbibaft Yoter. Sep perlor
unb funnte eineu Serluii bon rs Gents ntdt
oeden. Sod)termann tUieS ibr oeSbalb Die
Shiire. SeB giug oauon, in0em er 0robuu.
geu ausIieB. Giue Stunce ipdter trat OOdls
termnnn Dor ieiue 8hiire. Seb bate bort
auf tbu seluuert, itiirite ft iOfort anf tgn
unb itieB ibm Elm grpse8 Weiisr in Die Brnit.
Der MDrber leugnet Die Sbat nitt, bebaups
tet aber, in Notbnebr gebauoelt gu haben.
9od] iaste iein eigenes Eeib Dor Dem Bolt
seirid)ter aus, baB er in Deutidlauo idon
bdufig wegen @ewalttbGti9tetteu uerbaftet
morceu lit. 9eB panoerte erit Dor 6 Diona.
ten ein.
= Der Sdooner ySiaac u. Bari" BON
@eOrgetomu, 3. G., lief beute frib bel
SanbpsSoot ani murbe ipdter aber mieoer
los gemadt. Der Setrag oes Sdabeus lit
nod nitt betaunt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18

Gin Dollar pro TlafAe.
8aowab's GssalirsaSs Yiaeu.
Soutommene Yurgan;sn, ltnoernoe abfi5r
uittel, tpirten Obne Sdmer, fiets,
5uoerlaifg unb natiirli4 tn
ibrer Operation.
Sim Desetabiliihes GrfaemitteI
fur Salpmel.

BOu.ommen obne iesti5sn 9siss8maa, elegant MT.
iGbem Summit sIaiirt, pursirsn rsSalirsn. reinissr
aro i!drtsu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-18

@bicago, Il. Oeiember. = Die bteiIge
ySimes" iagt: srGs pirb bier bebauptet,
oaB Sanberbilt Der leitenOe Self lei in bem
Ylane, Der tiirslid in Der gemeini9aftIiden
Sisung Der 9irettoren Der .Btttaburgz Safe
Grie gabn" unb Der DPittsburgz Yousbios
gbenp,N ,Ncaeesporter Babn" beratben ipurSe,
mad peldem Der Soridlag Der 9irettOren
Der misunderstanding gabu," eine
neue rSlb= pennipluanier Babu" gu bauen,
ausgefiibrt perben ioll. Sanberbilt tpirb 81
benz j3mede 20 MiGtonsn in Bombs uors
itreden. Die seplante gabu iou nit Der
,Benniglpanier gabn" uOn Yittsburg bts
Sarrisburg parallel laufen, unb tpirb alh
eine tueitere Surhbabn bon Netpzgorf mad
Chicago uorssihlaseu. Gs 1T Dies cine
alte Sbee, tpelde in anberer Seitalt mieber
min prou1nrpn tnnrhpu in az
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11
Pure Cistern Water and How to Get 1t.

Pure Cistern Water and How to Get 1t.
Pure water tor domestic use is of
great importance. In most wells the
water is more or less impregnated with
lime, or other material or earthly sub
stance, so that it is not so pure as rain
water. Wells are often SO deep that it
is hard drawing the water. For family
use, would recommend cistern.
Most places where well can be dug,
and where it is not so sandy as to cave,
a cistern can be plastered with cement
without walling with brick or stone.
When built my house, four years ago.
dug my cistern back of the house be-
fore built the summer kitchen, SO as
to have it in the kitchen. The tilterer
is q small cistern, one or two feet from
the other cistern, with tile for spout
to connect them. The end of this pipe
in the tilterer is enclosed by small
circular brick wall, or double wall of
two inches each, with u space of two
inches between, which is filled with pull
verified charcoal. The surface of this
iiltering wall is scarcely square yard,
and that part of the roof discharging
into the cistern is twenty-four feet by
forty. Yet it is only the most violent
thunder-shower that gives more than
enough water to pass readily through
the iilterer The main cistern is six feet
in diameter and twenty-four feet deep.
This gives us cool water all summer
as cool as well-watcr. We draw with II
chain-pump, which keeps the air and
water circulated, so that it is pure. l
prefer to have the iilterer outside the
main cistern, and being shallow, it is
easily cleaned. Both cisterns are COW
vercd with brick arch. In the cistern
of six feet i'm diameter, the arch is
started with Il groove cut into the earth
for the bottom Of the arch. The earth
holds il sufficiently from where the els
tern is plastered. The arch rises three
feet, leaving three feet of earth over it..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11

Advancing years, care, sickness, dIsap-
pointment, and hereditary predispOsi-
tion-all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclineS it to shed
prematurely. Ayers HAIR VIGOR will
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
to a rich brown or deep black, as may
be desired. 1t softens and cleanses the
scalp, giving it healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandruff and humors.
BY its use falling hair is checked, and
a new growth will be produced in all
cases where the fOllirles are not de-
stroyed or the glands decayed Its
effects are beautifully shown ON brashy,
weak, or sickly hair, on which a few
applications will produce the gloss and
freshness of youth. Harmless and sure
in its results, it is Incompatible as
a dressing, and is especially valued
for the soft lustre and richness of tone
it impartS.
AYERS HAIR VIGOR is colorless
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet
it lasts long on the hair, and keeps
it fresh and vigorous, impartinS al
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11
M ANK A TO
TIE LEADING City OF SOUTHERN MINNESOTA
We offer you Lots in the city proper, suitable for business
locations Lots in all the Additions long time if parties vii
"A r NJ |. a N D S A!

We said in former advertisement =" To person Of
land is cheaper to-day and in the long in Blue Earth
county at $50 per than at 50 50 hundred miles
from timber BY the time the settler these prarics has
made his roads and bridges, got churches and schools and bought
ircwood and timber until he grow his own, his land will
him than $50 per acre" We repeat again emphasized by
the results al the October blizzard the prs lying
for hundred -" miles to the wesgrcat losses Of stock reported
lost largely because there is no timber with which utilize the
hay and straw for shelter.
We have large of farming lands for sale in Blue
Earth aud adjoining counties and suit II either with
proved or nnnrc Lands have been rising since harvest
and will likely keep going up At present prices they will pay bet
ter investment than money interest Parties who
thinking {" buying will get better bargains than along towards
spring.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11
To Please Young Lovers.

Two pretty novelties in lnger-rings to
be found ut the principal jcwelry stores
are very popular among young people
i'm fashionable society. One has a round
setting of small stones, the other three
parallel bars studded with small gems,
pretty combinations being preserved,
such us turquoise and pearls, diamonds
and rubics. or rubies and emeralds. The
feature of their construction which
charms the young folks is that. by n
very ingenious device. each setting con-
ceals II delicately enamcled inscription.
which can be kept hidden or disclosed.
as the wearcr desires. BY pressing an
almost imperceptible point at one side
under the round setting, n little plate
slides out To sight with lis motto, Glove
Never Dies" ..Remcmbcr This True
Heart" Forever Thine" or something
of that sort. And by turning the CEN
trail bar in the other style three Hat sides
are exposed successfully, each of which
may bear an inscription.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11
DAVID y. OW En-,
JOHN G. NOE,
Executors ct SAID
PROBATE NOTICE.

C,TATE az MINNESOTA. County of Blue
- EIriE-iu Probate Court
Ia tia HIaIirr,n ihr ,n-l.ti" "l AhuCr shear
or. i,,rat-'r!
The ~talrui Minnesota :tnd IA" said Pro
bate Cr,Ir1. To- ull p''r-.rI~ interested IN the
estate Di Abu.I ~hr.tr'r. deceased. greeting:
You and each of ltu .lr. hereby ,Iicd ami re-
INJURED g.. lu. .iud .ipI"rr la.Gnrr IN" Judge
Gf Probate. ul Iii.t .lIuiN ui Blu' Earth. AT his
office iu lha'iil ri M.uhItp ~ ~aiid county,
nm IN. eth div Of August. \. 10. 49,. ~ :
u'cl.r.h Iil ihr all ,Tuunu 81 that day then and
III.g !.it..ud tie. 'itril -tit l"unit 81 tho aC-
count ct N5liHm i. t,liIu, administrator al
hc,-iut,.ui az. ~ri \ i.l,'r ~ncur"r, 'i'c";iS"
and th,. di-trIlH.ituIi 81 SAID estate.
Ia t,--iiuiuuN whereof have h"rriiutn sci
my hu.,d and uiIrN,d thu -t..ii IT TIA" prOlrat,
court thI- 18th day "l July AID. ls-2.
G.. ". MEAD.
I=,4tU Judge al PrpbItc
fiw.,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11
The amount Of buckwheat raised

The amount Of buckwheat raised
in most of the western states is very
small and is generally decreasing.
Kansas has but 1928 acres in this
crop, a decrease in one year of IS per
cent.
1t is estimated that the wool clip of
Texas this season will amount to 2S.-
600 900 pounds, which at an average
of 221a cents per pound, will
bring $8,300,000. The number
Of sheep in the state is placed at T.
100000.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

l,TATE or MINNESOTA, County of Blu"
- Earth. IN i'r,,l,ttc Court
Iu the matter o.. ti3' estate If Mary Ann
SlpcIIIu. d"f,.:-''i
The state rt NuG"-. Ia AMI ia" said Probate
Court To- ali I1,'r.uil- Interested in ihc estate
Of Mary Ann Sla.um deceased. greeting:
wncra,t- Cn;r-. T.. s-ia,.lm. bprH \. Slocum.
Isaac SlucuIn and Francis l.. fownc. have
fi.cd their petit IN ia" Probate" Court Of
the county Of BiI" EEiIE for letters of ud-
mimi~ir4Giun TO- l--U" t. CHa-. T.. SlucuE.. of
Waterman county, upon the estate of Mary
Ann Slpruu. iitr 'I Eluc Earth county,
Deceased
Therefore you aud each of yuu are cited
and required {, appear ~ tho Unic" of the
judge Of PirHal. $50 the city of MaukaiO in
said county uu N!au.ny ia" list day of August
ls,2. 1T Igp'ci.snn ia the foreman Of that day
and show why i"ii. D.. OF administration upon
said estate -AHul. rrt .-~'r To- sad Chug"-
l.. Sl1rum IT. prayed ffr i.l s;ia! petition.
In t,~IimpuA wu"rr'. ! hHN" hrrrunto st
my hand and u''IN.b ia" -,.li of ia" Probate
Court tins 9Th day Of lady \. u. ~.
Wv. MEAD.
l~caD Judge ut Prnhatr.
FL.JANLS.
AItumr, Iar (, titaurrs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11

nEFAJITU having been made la the condi.
II tiuu- o.. - certain mortgage executed by
Iur,p- a. Gilman aua Eivu NJ. Gilman. hi
wife. Marl.tuvrs &. l.iiah l.. case, mnrggr
gee, uat % sept. ',n, a. u. 1881. and recorded
in the office ui the Register of Deeds in and
Tor tine county "t Blue Earth, in the State oi
Minnesota. nu tho ma day ot June, \, u. 1881.
AT 30 o'clock "a the forenoon. in Book loot
Mortgages. 'N page ta', 10y which mortgage
there was conveyed and Granted the follow
rV- dvsrTlnnI tr'.t estate situate IN tn" culItl-
" e.; Blue Earth aforesaid, tn-syt: The south
half ul the northwest quarter at Section
Twenty -...nEi ..h. Township tnc Hundred
and l.N, -. kuHyu Vwrut,-Ulght t1Sl, con
tanning eighty acres. according to- govern
mtnt sUvNsl. except yt" hundred rods " iCh
are leased L. the school district. to secure the
payment of the sum of siN hundred and sin
teen Il, liars. an or before thrrr years IRON
date ut note described below, with interest az
tn" rate ~ - prr cent. per annum, paynhn
annually, according t. tnc conditions oi one
prumi-snry note hearing same date as said
mortgage, mad,. hN SAIL Carlos II. Gilman t.
said Elijah I. Case: and there hCin% duc ana
unpaid upon said note AND mortgage NJ the
date Ui this notice tn" sum Of SiNiN-rne ANA
G0-lCu dollars. hsl'gr .nr the first years inter
est on said note: Aud uu action Or proceed
ing at law OF otherwise having been institute
cd To recover thn amount ~ sad mortgage
dCht on amy part thereof: Now therefore, mo-
tirr is hereby given that hN virtue and IN pur-
SuauCv Nf % power Of sale IN said MORTGAGE
contained ana Herewith recorded. AMI ni Tue
statute IN ~'tth case Nl't''t s,,ll PRIV ~
above described premises viii hc sold az pun
lie auction, "a tn. 'front.' door # the office uI
the R.,ri-trr rt Deeds IN and tor said county
OT Rice Eurih AMI II tho city al Manka'u
therein. uu
SaturtI.,y. the Nineteenth Hay OF August.
a. u. lS>t. ~ 1uuclnrk in tn" forenoon 10
satisfy Tho amount ~ said mortgage dchI
then lur and unpaid. together with the costs
ana ,.Npvu~t '.ul such iUrv'lU~urc proceedings.
iu,liidluc E.iyru dollars attorneys Tees rs
gIlN thI' nftttStS
ni such sale vf3t arlrr sltisiN Wing the interest
ami m~iallmrIt due for AMI uu account "i
which iGi, inunvlu~urr j. had, with interest
amt COSTS %. ~Il'. h,' Applied towards tho I.IA
m,'ut ul tho residue ul the sum secured hN
Said mortgage and not due and payable ~ I'll"
time -. sad sale, ana tho said mortgage wall
hr Thereby lurCCIr~'N
nHirnt July 9TH i~S".
EtIlAll l.. CASE.
Freeman \ rrNI' Mnri"agrr.
ATTORNEYS lSr Nnrtg,ls,r-
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How Children are "Toughened."

As for ''toughcning" children by
sending them half-dressed intothe damp
or biting air, none but ignorant and
stupid people do such things-our
church yards are already sufficiently full
of little graves. Give the children warm
feet, something over their cars. and
good staunch flanncls between them
and Jack Frost, and they will grow up
far stronger and tougher" than the
poor little shivering ones who have to
pull their heads into their shoulders,
and huddle together like calves in a
winters storm, for lack of sensible
clothes.
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In tho matter ~ the guardianship Of George
". Afw' %. manor heir If George W. At

In tho matter ~ the guardianship Of George
". Aiw' %. manor heir # George W. At
well. deceased.
Notice - n.rt.hy given that pursuant To the
order rl IN" Probate Court Of Blue Earth
county. Minnesota vii! sell al public auc
ton al the front door II the office of the tie
gi-t"r of D,rrl- ui Eiu" Earth county, afurC-
said. at Maus;.la, uu Monday. the 18th day 81
August. \. - ir>-. al 10 GClrrk in the fore
noon, tie following real estate situated in
said County Of Blue Earth, to-Nit: The South
CI-i quarter AMI the southwest quarter of
lhc Northeast quarter a.; S.,tiDn Twcmty-Onc,
and The NuTti!m est quarter al The Northwest
quarter OF S"vii,u T cu!y two. and the South
half Of the South bali 81 TN Southwest quar-
Ter Di the Northeast quarter 81 Section
Tw"nty--"Nrm. "il "a TuwI-nip one Hundred
and Seven North II Range Twcntv-cight
""-t. Tn" same {, b" sid pursuant To
StItui" ami to the aforesaid order for sale
aid un such l. RIM u~ shall ltc Announced nj
the sale, subject L. taN'.S. and tax titles
which said Lands belong TO the cstuic of said
minor heir.
Dated, August :rd. l-s2
KALpH WILLARD.
owl Guardian of said Minor Heir
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arm A WEEK. sig a day at home easily made,
S1Z Costly outfit free. Address TRUE g. Co..
Augusta, Maine.
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How Lost. How Restored !
[ul![23II3IENI!I2

EIlbSn VCtEfIlhfy bufBeOn now
travelling In this country says that most Of the Horse
and Cattle Powders cold here are worthless Trash He
pure and immensely valuable. Nothing on earth viii
make hens lay Ike Shertdans Condition Powders. Dose
one tcasp on one pint food Sold everywhere sent
hy mail eight letter stamps / s. JOHNSON co.,
IosiOn. Mass formerly Bangor Me.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-08-11
Various Causes

Rochester IN. W capitalists are to
build a S5OO,000 hotel in that city.
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Mooney TO LOAN on Real EStat" In sums
WI from 500 10 sj,pDn at LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST. Interest payable yearly on
half yearly. a. parties may desire. Privil, gc
granted of making payments On account of
principal if requested. Principal and inter
o 4 payable AT my Office. JNO.C. NOE
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TIM 8 Err LAND 6 |!

We think the extension OF railroads greatly
the call for all kinds wood and timber. However much and
hay be used for fuel timber absolute necessity null
tude Of purposes The constantly increasing demand will rapidly
absorb our surplus We look for stronger and rapid
Improvement i'll timber than in farm lands