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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-07-16
Ayers SarsaparilIa,
Prepared BY DR. C. AVER CO., Lowell Mass Sill Ir II puxkt,
Price bottles, Is. WORTH 5 . bottl.

tied, Vacation Song" Then a very
pretty essay Oh "Fl0wers," by Miss
Mary Terry. The essay and the read
ing Of it would have done credit to
graduate from the high school. Then
followed Rotations, dialogues, songs,
and another ori ginal essay by Will
Hart, on winter Sports" But the
incest and sweetest of all was recita-
tion by Raymond Barnard, q little six
year old. with rosy. dimpled, lxngh-
ing face, about, "My Grandps," aud
one by Edna Terry. 1.-The Little Bird. -
-Four boys recited, when l'm a Man, "
very finely, aud i've of the scholars re-
cited little poem, Love-" in FIVE
parts, all uniting in the last verse.
Miss Nettie Thompson gave u.s.,
(which loved best ?" very PRETTY, and
beautiful Hands, "and "Thqy did not
think" and other things-all perfect
in their way. Everything selected was
sweet and pure in sentiment and
wholesome in its tendency on the young
ilnpressible minds. The program was
rs long as II there had been three
tunes as many to render it. but all had
their parts perfectly. There were no
mistakes. no embarrassmentS. All
we're self-possessed, and best of all,
each one seemed t" enjoy 50 much, the
having Il part. Oh, you parents. who
commit the care and teaching OF your
children to these young ladies ,::who go
out here and there to occupy our prai-
RE school houses, do you think twenty
five or tWenty-eight dollars Il month,
is a large salary to pay for teaching a
dozen. or dozen and half of pupils?
Let the assure you, if you make u wise
choice OF a teacher, and get one not
only thoroughly qualified as to compe-
tency and character. but also one that
loves children and loves her work as !.
teacher, the amount Of money you pay
her is a small consideration. Give her
also your sympathy. your considers
ton, your commentator, and some
times, often as you can, your presence
III the schoOl-rOom, and not only she,
but yourselves will be- compensated.
These lovely boys and girls will soon,
sooner that you think, be taking their
places in society, in professions, in
business places and you want to be
watching to see that the training they
get In the common school is suoh as to
fit them for high positions.
And you, young ladies, who immune
yourselves for long months together in
the walls OF country school houses,
don't allow yourselves to feel that you
are losing anything out of your lives.
The money you earn is good to have
aud good to have around, but the store
Of memories Of having helped even il;
the beginning, to ct these souls il,
your charge to fill honorable and use.
full positions in the world will prove
fur more precious in time of old age,
and we, who have lived our day and
are passing out of notice, are com
forted with the prospect that tho gen.
Grafton following will be so educated
by the multitude of teachers now in
the f1eld, rs that the world shall be
wiser aud better for their labors.
VISITOR.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY ADvER
TISEMENT

WHEREAS, default has been made In The con
dttions OF certain mortgage executed
and delivered by 4ilOn n. MerEfss mOrtE1Rof. q
Minnesota Loan and Investment VO6nSn,
MORTGAGE: dated the nth day OF March A. d:
Deeds Of the county Of MOBILES in the State d
Minnesota. on the 3lst day Of March A. d. 1855
At o'clock p. M, In book L OF 6oTtxa1es. o.
page LIS. on which there 10 claimed to b due Ind
Is due at the date Of this notice. the amount OF
One Hundred and FIFTY (els0.ool Dollars, and
law or in equity to recover the debt secured b.
said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given. that
by virtue OF = power Of sale contained IN
said mortgage, and OF the statute In such case
made and provided, said mortga9e win b
therein described. It public auction, Tor cssS'
BY the Sheriff OF said county. at ihe irooi
door OF the Court Mouse. In The village al
W0lth1nElon. In the county OF Mobiles and State
Of 4tnneeoea. on saturday the 18th day Of July
A.; D.: 1891: q II O'Clock IN the forenoon. "a
said mortgage. with Interest thereon, and
costs and expenses Of sale, and Twenty. AZ
(>26.c0 Dollars attorneys fees, - stipcIated
In said mortgage in case Of foreclosure
The premises described In said ln0rtRage and
land situated In The County Of Mobiles ana Stat e
OF Minnesota, and known and described Is fol-
lows. to-wtt: The southwest quarter (sWkl OF
Section Thirty four (3a) in Township Ono Hun
dred and two (l0z) Of Range Forty three (l3)
containing ono hundred and sixty (i0o) acres
more or less according to U. 8. survey.
MlNNEsoTA LOAN AND INVESTMENT CoxPAxY.
GEO. W. WILSON, Attorney Of Mortgage.
Dated, WOrthiugt0n; june 4th, 1881.
First Pub. June 4th.
Last Pub. July 9Th.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned takes this method
OF expressing his gratitude to the good
friends who have combined to MAKE
him a generous donation OF money to-
wards purchasing a team of horses, to
carry on his farm work, In view of his
recent loss of seven horses and colts by
disease. My good friends in this
county have proved friends indeed
coming to my help in time of sore
losses, and great need. I beg of each
and every donor to accept my personal
thanks, and the thanks Of my family,
for the timely relief their generosity
affords me.
Lorain, Mobiles county, July Is, 1891.
GEO. T.. MACKAY.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDENP
TON.

To John Such1n.
You are hereby notified, that On tho Seventh,
Day Of May, A. d. 1883, In proceedings to en-
force the payment Of delinquent taxes, pursuant
to that certain real estate tax judgment which
vas entered IL the district court IN and for tho
Twenty-second day Of March A. d. 1858. the
following described piece and parcel Of land.
which is situated IN Mobiles cov1ty, IN the Stato
Of Minnesota, to-vit: North one-h.H {1i| Of tho
northwest ~ quarter ~ Of section eight (6) town
One Hundred and Four TOD, range Forty 10y.
was sold to satisfy the amount for which It was
adtud4ed liable In said judgment, tatereats and
costs. Tor the sum OF ffteen dollars and ATTY.
seven cents; that the amount required to r.
deem said piece and parcel ofland from such sale
exclusive Of tho costs to accrue np0A this no.
tieel is Twenty-Five dollars and 10 cents. and
, ,nsesos! on sa!a amount % - rate Of Twelve
a;ay Of August 4: y: 1921. until such redemption
sneh piece and parcel Of land from such sale
notice.
Witness my hand and oneial seal this 9Th
day of June A. D. 1901.
(SeaD JK0. ]. KRNDLBH,
County Auditor u Mobiles County, MINI.
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WORTIlINGTON TOWNSHIP.

SCHOOL cIOSeu Ill UlStrlCt No. 4S last
FRIDAY. The pupils have made marked
improvement in their studies. The last
days exercises were carefully prepared
tor, and consisted Ut songs, declama.
tions, essays, dialogues, etc. The dec
oratiOns OF the room were beautiful,
among them large plaque of green
leaves, bearing the word, "Iove' il,
large letters made of pure white tow-
ers, and verses appropriate to the word
were spoken by four of the pupils, led
by Miss Mary Terry. Handsome cards
were given to the pupils. Fifteen Wis
ltors were present, who were all much
pleased with the good work accom-
plisllet( by Miss Mary Humiston, the
teacher. All join in wishing her sue:
cess when she enters upon further stu.
dies, which, We understand, she soon
intends to do.
Don't forget school meeting on Sat.
urday evening 1T this week. There is
Important business to be done.
Mr.. Ed. Leu has purchased nobby
rig, which 10 recently purchased, that
will 60 we'll with the new buildings.
she thinks.
Mr.. J. z. Buddy has completed the
o"n8H'b anu CupOlH, Wnlcn aO0S much
to the appearance Ut the barn.
Mr.. Whitney is making many i'm
prOvements.
Miss Herline has had excellent luck
with her fowls this year. She figures
on 500 chickens and eighty turke, 8.
Think this neighborllOod will 20 over
there to eat fried chicken, as the rats
and skunks have made havoc v it'll them
around here.
We who acknowledged W. L, Humis-
tons invitation in person. can saw the
co<.king WAS first class. The man who
makrs his wife present Of stove like
that, would confer 4 blessing oil the
family forevermore. 49,.
Thomas Ryan is on the road as On
agent.
Miss Rose Bass closed her school this
week. Miss Il. is u good teacher.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

At meeting of the Council held
July 1st the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Be IT RESOLVED, by tho Common
Council Of the Village OF Worthinxtou
that tho ordinance relating to the re-
mOval Of any sand, gravel or stone
from the lake shore, DO fully restored
and penalty for violating fully en-
Dated this sth day ct July. 1891.
T., 49, FRANK LEWIS, Recorder.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
C0uRty Of Mobiles. ~

STATE OF MINNESOTA
County Of Mobiles.
IN Probate Court, Special Term, June 2sth lsol.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary b. Aoulton
Letters Of administration on the estate OF a,id
deceased being this day granted unto J, r,
MOult0n, Of said county,
It 10 ordered, that all claims aud demands q
all persons against said estate b presented 60
this Court, tor examination and allowances, NJ
the Probate ofIice In WOrthingtOn. m saiti
county. on the following days, viz: on Tuesday,
the 10Th day Of December, 1881, at 10 o'clock /.
H., being Especial term OF said Probate Court.
IL 10 further ordered, that six months from
the I'd day Of July. 1891. be allowed to creditors
tOpresent their claims against said estato, at the
expiration Of which time all claims NOT pre-
sented to said court, or not proven to its sstis-
faction. shalt be forever barred unless for cauee
shown further time be allowed.
-Orderei further, That notice of tho time and
place Of the hearing and examination Of said
claims and demands shall be given by publish
Ing thisorder once in each week, for three sue.
cessive weeks prior 70 che day Appointed for
such examina alton, In the WorthingtOn ADVANCE
weekly newspaper printed and published at
W0rthington, In said county,
Dated At Worthinxton, the Twenty.ninth day
1s..,> 's-st g: y: y; Sex:
GEO. W. WILSON, Atty. for Xd9ioistratof.
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Ll)RAIN.

There will be paper bag mask ST.
cial at the residence Of john Hansber-
ger, IN Lorain, tomorrow evening,
July 18th, for the benefit of Rev. +. l..
Fisk. Each lady il requested 70 Lrjng
SUPPER tor y" il u paper lug. Ict.
cream and lemonade will be served.
All arc invited to come and bring their
best girl.
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BIRTHS.

MAxWELL.-On Wednesday, July 9th,
to MIR. aud Mrs. J. A. Maxwell <of
eFutda, u bOy-"J:A "A. Maxwell Jr."
Cards announcing the above event
are acknowledged by the office. W.
heartily welcome all recruits to our
association of Southwestern Minnesota
editors.
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UEWALD.

DEW AID.
There will be social at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Leonard. on
Tuesday evening, July 21st, 1891, for
the benefit Ut kev. r. l.. Fisk. Re-
freshnents will consist Ut ice cream.
cake and lemonade. A cordial invita-
ton TO all.
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On Friday night burglars broke into
the store room occupied by Warren &
Humiston, druggists, aud F. II. Day.
dealer III clocks, watches, jewelry &c.
Warren !; Humiston suffered the lnss
OF u box fine cigars, and Mr.. Day suf-
fered to the extent of 800. The stock
taken was largely of watches and
jewelry. left, for repair. The more
valuable stock of new goods was locked
in the safe, but the case containing re-.
paired watches, etc, was left empty.
The mere valuable chains; in tue show
case were left by the thieves. The rob-
berry was very quietly and swiftly ef-
fected. and the haste of the maraaders
accounts for their leaving so large a
portion "f the stock. Mr.. Day was
absent at the Christian Endeavor Con-
vention, and could not get home until
Monday. Any one knowing Of goods
Ut this character being offered for sale
hy suspicious persons. will confer a
favor by putting the loser on tL>:r
track.
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MARRlED.

LARsON-SUNDl sENe.-At the Metho-
dist parsonage. July 6th, by Rev.
Wm. Brown, Lewis H. Larson, to
Ellen Sundberge, both of Mobiles
County.
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Ayers SarsapariIIa.

ayers Sarsaparilla gives entire satisfac-
ton to my customers. Ny wife used two
bottles Of It, which did her more eoed than
any other medicine. Her sallow taco has
become fresh aud rosy. feel assured that
Ayers sarsaparilh has completely restored
her health. Our family physician recon-
nends Ayers remedies. "-Sam'l Stephenson,
Pool, w. Va.
"For years I was afflicted with dyspep-
sta, having very little appetite and being dis
tressed by nearly everything ate. A drug
Iilla, Of which an now taking my fourth
bottle. The medicine helped me at oace,
and has continued to help me. can recon-
mend Ayers Sarsaparilla as 4 great remedy
in this distressing complaint Charles G.
0axter, FarminRtOn. Me.
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SEW ARD.

This is rather late, but many of the
Sawa,d people celebrated the Fourth
Of July III Fulda and heard Bishop
Ireland speak on the duty of Man
hood" W. were very much pleased
with his speech. Hope he may call
again.
The weather is nice for small grain.
Mr.. Fred Oberloe is building a fine
residence on his f 'rm.
Mr.. Bucl,er is building very fine
residence on his farm also.
Freeman Thompson sold a COW this
last week weighing 1855 lbs.
Mr.. Melitz has sold his farm for sll
an acre, quite cheap. Hope he may
buy another fl, N in Seward.
Our roa overseer, Benjamin Greaser
is making so No very nice roads on
sections S aud 8. Good roads are
needed here.
Many Of the farmers will cut their
rye this week.
Haying is all the 90 now.
Lost, in Fulda, July 4th, a black
leather hsnd-satchel, containing a red
plush pOcket-book and some small
change, also handkerchief. A liberal
reward will be given to the tiuaer.
Please leave At ADVANCE office.
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Mr.. e. r. Camp, representing the
Western Advocate, Chicago, Was In
WcrthingtOn on Wednesday.
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"For several years, In the Spring months,
used to be troubled with drowsy, tired feel.
Ing and DUH pain In the small Of my back,
20 bad. at times. - to prevent ny being able
to walk, the least sudden motion causing ne
severe distress. Occasionally, . rash GOV.
cred my body, tho skin apparently becoming
thtckened. accompanied by intense itching.
Frequently, boils would break out On various
Parts of the body. BY tho advice Of ltiends
and my family physician, I began The use Of
Ayers SarsapaBf1la and continued Il TN tho
poison In my system WAS completely eradi-
cated."-L.W. English. MonteomeIy City. No.
have been in the habit q taking Ayers Sa1.
saparals, and can truly say that never
used any medicine that did me 20 much nood.
am convinced that IL In
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Thomas Lemon, representing the
firm of Harrison Il HALEY, arrived in
Worthington GU Saturday, and will
proceed at once to lay pipes for the
water supply system of WOrthington.
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The itching Of Tive scalp, falling of
tln: hair, resulting in badness, are Of
ten cauSrd by dandruff. which may he
cnrtd l'y using Halls Hair ltehewer.
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The water pipes are being distribu-
t.! through the streets, and the dig.
ging on the trenches in which they are
to be laid will begin forthwith, and
rapidly pushed to completion.
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8. F. People returned home from
Findlay, Ohi", last Saturday.,
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Don't fail to keep all your property
insured in the Fire and Marine Insur-
a"ce company 1T st. Paul. NJ. f. Foley,
"f Adrian, will give you fire, lorna.
do and hail insurance. 39.tf
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WANTED.

WANTED.
a No. One white barber, ore that
Is steady, no other need apply. A
steady job to the right man. Enquire
OF 8. A. uILDRETn.
WOrthington, MINI.
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Boots Shoes and harness re-
paired or made to order
Give US Il ch lnca to figure on your
lumber bills, We will use you right.
NAIAKAGON LUMBER Co.
Y "A L [ S e s

G.. :. DEAN
Offers his services to the owners of
Horses, Cattle and Swine, as Il Veter-
diary Surgeon. All kinds Of surgery
promptly aud sSi!tu!1y performed.
Call upon or address, G. :. DEAN.
Veterinary Surgeon,
xix-2l-ly. Warrington, MINI.
We shall be pleased to give figure
ON any lumber bills that NAV bn
brought us and will meet the prices of
the lowest.
...t NAMAKAGON LUMBER Go
Call IN AEON Fo:rEs f,.r Lumber.
Building Material If AL kinds, fence
wire. posts. Farm Machinery Of all
kinds, Bu!gies, Wagons, etc. Good
treatment aud square dealing. 3stf.
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If You intend doing any building ii
will pay you to look over our stock Lf
Lumber and Building Material of all
kinds, before buying elsewhere.
EST, AEON FORBES.
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/ q SAVE MONEY

Save Time and Health. Dootors bills drueests
tons are heavy drains the pocket mention days
weeks and months Of enforced dleness sickness
In many instances ell this loss be timely
OF Ayers sarsapara This medicine. taken smaller doses
than would be required Of other produces
the most positive results; therefore economy to
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Miss Ada McCullough, of Atlantic,
Ia.. cousin to Miss Eta Torrance, left
on Monday. She will visit hes brother
1T Albert Lea before going home.
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Franz KuscAel, alleged insane, on
complaint of Dr.. T.. q. May, was
brought before Judge Dow. by Con-
stable Mitchell, of Adrian, on Wednes-
day for examination by a medical
JrarJ. Held for further examination.
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The Best BIood.Purifier

ITO all sufferers from liver complaint, I
would strongly recommend Ayers 'Sarsapa-
rtlla. was afflicted with liver complaint
for nearly two years, until advised to use
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t gave me immediate
reltef."-James French, Atchison, Kansas.
Save your time by taking
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Mr.. l. l.. Wass, an ehploye of NJ.
E. PannelI, while distributing water
pipes, had the little finger of his right
hand badly mashed by one of the pipes
falling upon It.
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Six Flat Deck, latest improved. Fifth
roller, Osborne Binder for sale cheap.
4G Ct NO. LANGsErH,
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Mr.. NJ. \. Nichols, lost Il valuable
colt last week, Il loss which calls forth
regret from more than the owner. Mr..
Nichols takes commendab!e pride in
having good stock, and in this instance
the lit Was Of great promise.
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NJ. E. FISH, has moved into his new
barber shop; it is nicely Decorated and
everything looks neat, clean and
stylish.
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Use Only

Saapaznla
disease the blood
cure
But how be asked
ndons
in
atonco ouse ~~~
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Ayers Hair Vigur has long held the
list place, us Il hair dressing in the es-
tiraHtion IF the public. Ladies find
that this preparation gives beautiful
GLOSS to the hair and gentlemen use it
to prevent badness and cure humors
in the scalp.
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In the market, and can confidently recon-
n,es.d It to al In need d . reliable, eaeo-
tive, and economical alternative medicine. y
II. A. Shepard, Proprietor of. 6hepard's
Paragon Varntsal, 216 Pearl It., New York
city.
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There will be social 1T Guy Fellows
school house on Friday evening July
"A, to which nll are cordially invited.
Mr.. A. Walgren and family, and Mrs
Wahldrund, of st. Paul, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Iceberg this week.
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ARRIVAL ANDDEpAnTUREo TRAINS
CHICAGO, ST.. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS OMAHA, Ev.
NO. PASSENGER.
Going West. 7.4snm
Leave ST. Paul vt ~ ~ w. NJ
Leave Wo:thington at s IN :. !" ~ ~,
Arrive at Sioux City at ':'o u ILL.,
GOING: WEST NO. PASSENGER
Leave I'VE at It s. M,r rIn,se at 2:So H.
Arrive at Sioux City ut 40 ILL.,
GOING EAsr-No. 2 PAssESeA
L4avc Sioux City 1T S:.z ILL.,
Lea' o. - -. '',u, IT. 1888 III.
GOING rAsr-No. PASSENGER
. c:++ 500 4 NJ.
S,v MS H.j ot II: Il Il ~.
rrivea at St. paul&t o'1 81"
ACCOM- doDArloS.
Dawes Worthington at 2:'' ''''
sAves worshinston at 3:4' "
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
co1xc rAsr-pAssxNGER no. 90
.,...- u.,,,at $3.50 m
Arrvesa At Wor.hington vt n:3i Ill.,
Go1x1 wEsr-pAssENGER no. 10.
L.av.s worthi"gtcn at s.oo y n m.
Arrive ut Sioux Falls o''' T. H.
AncoIMooATIoS.
Me..-Ieaye W"rthnrton l2;. N p ~
EaI-.Arriveat WurihiiEton INV r. ~
o&.[@&h'| a.|!}|yE||5S ||l|l 49,
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A team of horses belonging to q far
mer became frightened ut something
near the Swedish Lutheran church and
ran AS far as DR.. Kenyon's residence
where they were stopped by Mr.. J. II.
Ashworth. No damage was done.
The Children's Endowment Society
of Minneapolis, Mimi, has just paid
its II h aud 18th matured certificates,
to Mrs. W. B. Page, of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. John Lunn, of Mankato.
+. p. FRENCH. Sec,