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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
HORSES ON MAIL ROUTES.
lrrrrR ,Rou ruI PRESIDENT or rhE
BANGOR HUMANE soCurI.

TIE following letter from President
SnoW. of the Biugor Humane soclrty.
has been forsariel hy Mr. loutcll~. io
Postmaster General wsnim,ker Tor hi.
consideration,
BANGOR. vi, Noy. 18th, lsol.
Hon. 4. & llOutsllr.
Dear Sir: The Humane snl kindred
.oclstirs throughout th. couniry ATE
.ndcaNoring Ia Improve the condition ~
our domestic anlm al. ani s.ps,'l,liy of
tie hor.., whlch suffers more abuse IN "a
snv ~ tie oihcr..
Professor Elllat. ot Harvard College.
call. aitrnilon to an evil which shoull
H. r,,lrrss.l. ilr says, "Th. mcanest
aud worst u.-,l horses un our roads ir'
hliCl,,l a. the United states mail-Nsg.
on.. The malls arr oiicn carried b.,
horse. that can hardly DRAG one foot
after another"
1licie poor beasts mn.t do their .o
many miles adsy rcgariles. ot the
weather or the condition of the ro,ds.
They sr- the first to struggle 'hroggh
the .noN dtlit. after . storm. bccausr
the mill. must not d. DELAYED.
Ia. hum unitarian eau de- uuthng tn
prevent th~ir l'clng oNcplfl,.n, or b"lng
driven When unnt To- work, ur to prr-
vent tlrlrahus. b.g-aase the man Who
csfriss the mall must no, h- ob.tructel
In hl. work. IL Il required 10 deliver u
AZ IT, ir.tin,ti,n within q .p-cih~l tln-
~ b. hn~i for DELAY. IN thl. .~tion
the .er,icc l. 80 lll.p,h th,t the carrier
cannot alioui . gOol sound horse. Who
I. responsible for this condition 10 az
fair., ant What u the r~mrslyf The ~
spon.iblliiy r-.ts With the l'o.t uni,r
department ot the Government. II 81.
fer. all mill route. a. the loSe.t bidder.
Under ihl. .tcm the mtn Nh1 con
tract. o. carry the ~ ~, over thpuo J.
ot mile. of rusi Ia N,ln~. New lIamp
shire of h-n,ucky. m,y D. . resident of
Cailforuis. Missouri or r.Nis, VII"
know. nothing about the roat.. sni
whose only Interest in the work !. o.
.ub-let hi. contract. At price which
slll leave him profit. iIr iini' some
imprvunlpus I-.r.on sith I'por tram To-
10 the Sofk fnr half what " !. worth.
N The bii ling on th' mall roIt-. W.
each .iai. W.rv restricted io the rr.i-
dent. of thst state. or b~ttrr siiil. to the
NsHNNhAA ~ WV ANANNN W ~
mall route !. locair,i. the bii. would be
made. not by contractors Who.c onli
bu.lnc.. isto sub-lrt, bat by men Who az
Ia 40 IN. work. rherr would b. sufficient
competition Ia en.urr H.. brlng done NJ
the lov-.t rate that l. consistent With
good ..r,lc-, ini the average cost would
probably D. uo more than Il !. under the
present systrm. Ih- government can
afiorl Ia pay a ju.t rate. u cannot sf-
ford Ia pay le.. when such pafsinnnv
make. the .~r,lcr dl.gricc Ia oar civ
illH,tiou.
ithlnk express the feeling. ~ al
humane people la a.sing YOU to bHng
this subject h-f0rc Congress In such =
manner az Vou m,y dccm beet for the
prot.y ton ~ m ,n'. b-.i snl almoi In
di.p-n.,hl- servant, th. hOrs..
Very respectfully your.,
JO.IrIi D. snow,
President B,ngor Hum mtne society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

study IL Greek and Latin compared
with course Ia practical and theoretical
agriculture, deserves 10 rate very low as
equipment for u useful aud succes.ful
life, or even as mental drill. A few
know thl. we'll from personal experience,
but u IL patent to every one old enough
Ia have noted the careers of the "two
sorts of men" Mr.. Bell,my puts an al
llei truth Ia dc woods when he says, In
hi. New Nation, that what we want
most Z. not more money for the "higher
education" but for the lower.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
GIlafRr,s IDEAS.

Editor Off,ri ibstaosrrf
Asery few polnis Nl.h Ia briefly ~
ply Ia, slth your permlssion.
I heartily indor.e the sentiments s"i
forth By your Pembroke correspondent
Ia relation a. elccting farmers Ia lc.is-
late for farmer, l,boret. Ia legislats TOT
labor-r., providing there can b. .uiil-
cirn, numbers a. form toiy guari Tor
.slf.proi.ctipn. II not, II may b. t'ct'
ter Ia clc,t lawyer. rather than th. 'ig-
nOrani" hhorrr. We well remember a
c-riain arti.an sent from thl. state a.
congre.. a. represent labor. The h.i
We kue~ he had b~come an apostai. and
failed Ia the .sloon buslnes. Ia boston
Again, your byron correspondent
counted on prospective wealth, the r-.uli
II digging hl. .tumps aud stones, while
ether. haY. attended fair-, m~ctiug., etc.
can sppr.ci,tr the situation, ss having,
when { labOr,d the hanic.t aud denied
myself the pleasure. ~ fairs ani other
cnjoymeut., lo.t the mo.t. TIL. so hap
penel, hut sincerely hope II may no, b.
the lot of others.
IN relation Ia III. sl5 Increase on sool,
90 ask the dealer, Win bought u on the
expectation of q ri.e by reason of th'
Mckinley bill, "a. se all thought how
he feel. about II. The truth l., it rulc-
lower than Last year. eve got scald.
ed" ~ .ay. the local dealer.
T.. nLrO>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
suotss CONTEST

~ an indnc,msnt to old subscriber. to
renew and pay arr,apgrs aud to others
a. become subscriber. the Publisher. II
| the DcmOcrat have decided tO give away
an handsome roll-top desks to .lx ON-
ford County ladiss and allow the sub
.crib.rs Who pay ~ say Who shall have
the desks.
TiIE Plan.
Dor every TwTNII-FIyT cENT. paid on
sTH.CHIrTIuN to the Democrat between
nov aud January ~, lSgl, az GO'clOck In
the afternoon, whether by old Or new
subscriber. in advance or on arrearage.
the person so paying !. entitled Ia TiNE
Won. for any lady, young or old, rr.ld-
ing In oxford County. At the Close ~
the contest - January ~, lsJ2, at
O'Clock. y. M.,-thc leading candidais In
TACtI of the .lN leading towns will 10
given one of these desks.
uNLi ON pEsE ~ towN.
We wish Il plainly understood that Nr
give only One ~ these de.ks la any town.
Th.n II two ~ the leading candidate. re-
III. in the same town only one of thru
g,ts a drsk. while the leading candidate
IN another town may win With Ices votes
than arr east for the candidate Standing
second In the former town. The six
dcsk. will ~ Ia siN different towns any
Way.
IiIE DISKS.
The.e dcsks are handsome. we'll made
piece. IT furniture ~ "a. and ornament
la any home. They are made la ash or
birch and finished on the wood. Entir.
height ~ inches; width - iDche., height
of slide lid > - inches.
~ ABSOLUTE GIFr.
There l. no single ballot In this con-
ts.t. There l. NO way.tO vote except by
paving a subscription a. the Democrat
aud every cent so paid I. credited on sub
.crip,ion at the regular pric. % the paper
-.l 20 ycar-sO no one Can possibly
put one cent into II for which they do
not receive full value.
BEGIS NOW.
cur experience IA. taught that those
who begin early Ia the contest, before
there are many candidates la the neld,
are apt Ia b. the successful ones, ,-e.pe-
cially will this be- the case In this con-
test where there IL no single ballot.
HOW TO NOTE.
Cut out thi. ballot, All the blank. aud
.end u to us With the amount you de-
lire 10 pay on subscription. All the
money will be- credited at sl.sOa year
aud q receipt sent YOU aud the vote. "a
which Il entitle. you will BE- credited to
your candidate.
DErOsIT BALLoTs.
We have received letter. from person.
saying that they desire Ia subscribe or
pay arr-arag. on subscription and are
not yet ready to use the vote. but wish
them for use later In the contest. They
ask II thi. can be done. Our answer i.
pes. send your subscription or arrear-
age al once and "dep0.lt ballot" good
At any time before the contest closes Tor
the number NJ votes Ia which your pay
ment entities you will b. mallsd you.
Ia sending your subscription ask for a
deposit ballot" II you want one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
FANcIGs.


A l-sy viii stAni sRi hSid ki,s
rroai early mafu till late st ntsht.
Ant never tirv a al.
Hat. Oh. n si,es him hiftsr t,sin
To .tssi snt bail NJ. tncti,sr's .ksin
rhs whie shs vipsis The bsll.
4 msa wlli asls ssorv ~ mile.
It.pa a.. hsrie-t kind - tll.-
Alssut q biilisri tshls.
hat Oh. u nesfly 'ake. nj. NE
To- 10 an sfrant fsr M ~ifs
bstwecn ,hs hou.s AMI .tabls.
\ strl viii Elsdly .it snl PLAY
With halt q dofen ialis ail isy.
Ant sail n Jolly fan.
uut. oh. n utske- hsF stsk ani suuf
To tsnd tls lahy halt 80 boaf.
Ashoash n'. uniy oHs.
4 ~omAa ~ili bot ns,sf uaiRl'
NJ wifs .. stan iins slssss lshlssi.
MI r,ssilsE s'sf my .h"sklsf.
~suls eti,sf time Jsthsrs ! nay
tals up the thsae ~ susnan's way,
whea sm feeling t.Lisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

~ farm without the Joint snperin-
trBdence ~ husband aud wife" says n.
". Chee,rr, lis no IDEAL country home,
aud II at all successful must he rare
exception. However much has been
written about the hard life of farmer. /.
wife. her lot on a we'll managed farm 10
not TO he compared unfsvorably With the
lot of any other class of women ~ho
work for their living. as the great ms.
,ority of men and women of the world
do at the present time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
WANDERING BILL NYE
nE sAUsrGRs THROUGH OHIO Mp
Pennsylvania

tisdisy ss . 0ss Csst~s-Dsiss 0.sA ts
. Js~,,.. .. Ns.a,,lis "A Lst,ss fr..s
n" Ed~ia ns,ss,iss usssasi,sd 40.
f.s'iss saa . saasy Disp.sl,Iss.
lcopJrishi, lot. BY Edssr W. Sysl
On uiE RoAp N ruE PoIIncAL,
MoSru oy NOVEMBER.
IL u at this -.ason that the bright red
snd blue thr,s sheet posters ot my man.
moth aggregation called The Twins %
Genius" may b. seen on the parched and
chappci bin board % the one night
stand. yying with the startling an.
nouncemen, that William Mckinley.
Jr.. and Governor Campbell will speak
on tho same evening In the same town
on the living ISSUES % th. day Every.
wb.rr through th. merry month % No
yemb.r In the middle states the de-
light~i eye Il greeted with these glow.
Ing statements regarding approaching
enjoyment and entertainment for man
and b'as,. The man is. % oours.. the
on. who think. q. We do. the least is
the voter on the other side.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
m. I.ash.a Her Prla..

Wandering willie-Soyou won't nm'
me nothing to stay the pangs Of hunger.
All right; kin 20 In next door an gii
some Of the best bread that was evei
made. don't believe there's no woman
IN the world that kin make A. good
bread n that Il.
Lady OF th. House-ls that sos Now,
want 10 tell you that you're mistaken.
Come night In here and try some oi
mine. and u you don't say It's twice ~
good ~ that heavy stuf shs makes III
miss my guess. The idea. = Boston
News
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
FARM FAoors.

Horses are fond of sugar.
Half done work never pays.
study to sAye steps aud time.
Hog. love purslane ar ''pussly."
A small farm well titled IL best.
Nothing of value csres for itself.
Fall manure your rhubarb plants.
One form of disease germs u dirt.
There Il health on the hill farms.
A man may be known by his hog pen.
Get on familiar terms with your farm.
Learn To properly cultivate few acres.
Breed for market what the market
calls for.
A lean woodplle indicates cold win
ter.
Cl-aulipe.s is among the highest Of
virtues.
The animal that is no, thrifty h fall
Ing behind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
A Isssss~s FAMILY.

Tell your mother rm coming TO -
her," said lady on Austin avenue TO
Mu Gibson Bigelove's little boy, who
replied;
II am glad you are coming. and
mamma viii bs glad too"
"How do you know your mother viii
BE- glad 10 see mey' asked the lady.
because I heard her tell papa yestss-
day that nobody ever came TO the houss
except men with balls TO collsct."-Tsxaa
BlftingA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
r,..,, .s N.a,ssI, ...l.

The crop % rattlesnAks- In the sur.
rounding knobs l. the largest In the
memory of the hrst se,tlers Many with
rAttlcs high ~ In the teens have been
killed. and some ~ enormous site. Al.
the greatest numbers have b-.n killed on
the Casey aide of the line, iI !, ESPECIALLY
lucky that no ons has bsen bitten. for
not = drop - snake medicine Is pro-
durable In al that country. Stanford
XIV Interior Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

A veteran Provincetown (MAs..l hsh.
snnan. who claims % know. lay. that
when mackerrl are on the move the Ad-
yanc,l lody !. entirely ootnpo~ed % fe-
male h.h. Will. the rear column is
formed of tie male.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

Beware of gorgeous rel aud yellow
autumnai leave. aud shrubs aud climb
ing plants which are not known to b.
harnlss. Our two poisonous native
plAnis display the most brilliant Autum.
nal oolors ~ Aly species in our woods
aud byways Salem GaIstt..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

Cisra. "Dld you graduate With dls-
tinction when you left colleger stella.
III should think 60! ] VAS the orly
stylish girl In my elass."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
AMONG THE FARMERS.


terresrontsnss - pTsstiosl agricultural TOPICS
ssllCi,el. Adsliess all cofnmunisstioas is
tsasis-i Tor this dgTArtuss n g. itssst u. Has
fAns. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

ENFrY a-s In bs.t - tnfsrsastion - u
t. ..st n s.lfefu.ing siil ~ 81 D. ettAls
eurF II lta.k fnr Adfrfti-ers, - ps-s-s -.
49, Is.sr NaIssi rsr-tsge Fait. - rsteift ~
grfF tsrtaius e raFsful rutu riatlsn tle.a ~.
Arsrs..- 49, Iar,st.,rr - al ~ 80
Fafsrs anaf riss. ..urnsi. girs- tts cirrutstise
rtrg q srery oas at q Es--i deal ~ int,,fena
- t.zsli r1tes ant oth~f usttsrs psrtsieies -
tls.nsss - advertising At-irvs- Wv
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
FOR SALE.

20. ari >tsats oue hFusn lt"r.t
~ 1900 ..fsh. iIss p-sgusis. Al-o hru.si
Nkrs rsars OF 81 frscsnaksr, sAis ~ ny
a. l..sI friver. oan trts . Mn lts chp.
NJ NuEttfh
.s,f.tk rsFt.. Nsi-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

Don't leave the plow standing In the
furrow over winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
ron SALE.

.u.n farm 90 q "a prtcs. AL 90 'rfl ea'l
1IN BoI.~TtE. >suth Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
EOR SAlC.

Dbl .aafh Fari.. . ytna<e - ~ .--s-i 80
49,. = so afiun Cor q pAcassnt h.sns. -.
a. r.I.u.f n.ar b. - st,sat foar srrcss ae-i.I
Irtsflln. vsrv lsrts wil - sol = 1850 "
t.srthsr ln4airy ~. Ah' 80 pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

Ifyss si.h - si,sr,i.s anything ss!sasTs "A
ls,{ vus .fits - 6kO Y. kOwhl-L So-.
- ,Sr1as -. >ss Nsra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

n. an indnc.ment to old subscriber. to
renew and pay arreangrs aud to other.
to become subscriber. the Publisher. II
thc Dcmocrat have decided Ia give away
.iN handsome roll-top desks Ia .iN ON-
ford County ladi@s and allow the sub
.cribcr. Who pay ~ say Who shall have
the desks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01

The following letter from President
snow. ~ the Biugor Humane soclsty.
has been forsaricl hy Mr. Boutcll~. tn
Postmaster General Wsnimiker for his
confederation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
ONLY ON pEsE ~ a rowN.
rHE pIsks

These dcsk. are handsome. veil made
piece. IT furniture ~ ". and ornament
la any home. They are made la ash or
birch and finished on the wood. Entir.
height ~ inche. width - inches, height
of slide lid - ~ Inches.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13

nEFAULT has secrr,s,r:rtfc in the conditions
~ of a.1nortgIge' c on tuning power of sale
dated December. r-all.. 1887, duly .recorfied III
| the Office of the Register Of Deeds of Jerauld
county, then Territory OF Dakota; now State
of South, Dako ta4 December 7tlr,. 1887, in
hook IL; of l,torrgnges, page 43. whereby
William v. DiNson: ar summarized man, mort
gageor, 11ortgagedists' F he: Middlcsfx Bank
ing Company ,1nortGagec, the: northwest
quarter dissection thirty 500, in township one
hundred and six; tlD6p, of range sixty-four
(64), i'll said JcrnufdseDtnnty, by which default
the power of sale has become operative and
no action or proceeding at law has been in
| stituted: to- rrcoxee- 5lle debt remaining se-.
cured thereby, :.tlx part thereof and there
is claimed to lie ducan said mortgage ut the.
date hereof, $5S2.+.s TO which mount should
be added the tnXcs .sas said property paid by
| said mortgage, amounting With interest as
provided i'll said 1llprtgagc to $66.7S. making
the total am cunt .:ri,r1cd to he due ut the date
hereof OIL said mortgage $G4923 Now no.
tice is hereby given that by virtue of said
power said mortgage will he forccoscC and
said premises sold at public auction, by the,
sheriff of said county or his deputy, on March.
9TH, 1891. at ten O'Clock a. NJ, ut the 'front.'
door OF the postofficc in Washington Springs,
in said county, TIC :?ay said debt interest att
torrcy's fees and Disbursements allowed Ivy
law.
Dated January roth. 1891.
THE AIIDDLESEN BANNING; COMPANY, rScal,1
By Robt. n. Jackson, President,
Mortgage.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends talking
about it. You may yourself be one of
the many who know from personal OK
perience just how good thing it is.
IL you have ever tried it, You are one
of It's staunch friends, because the
wonderful thing about 1t is. that when
once given = trial. Or Kings New Dis
covery ever afterholds 2 place in the
house. II you have never used it and
should be afflicted with q cough. cold
CT any Throat Lung or Chest trouble
secure a bottle at once and give 1t a
fair trial. Itis guaranteed every time
or money refunded. Trial bottles free
at Roth Bros
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13

nEFAU1T has been made ia. tAe. conditions
- Of mortgage containing poMcr of salt
dated February 18th, 1851. daily recorded i,H
tue office OF the. Register Of leeds Of Jcrnultl
county, then Territory of Dakota. now State
OF OF south Dakota, February 18th, 1887. in
Oook II OF mortgages, page 4, whereby John
McCarte and Maggie NtsCartcr, his vkife.
mortgageors. Enortgaged to The MiddaeseX
oankng company mortgage, the southwest
quarter OF section twent1>nine 500, in FOWL
snip one hundred and seven (fO7), Of range
axty.four (G4). in said Jerauld coupty. by
wMcn default the power of sale has bcconS
operat We and no action or proceeding at law
mas oeen instituted to recover the debt re-
naming secured thereby, or any part thereoi,
and there q claimed to be due on sold mort
gage at the date hereof. $572.73. to which
amount should be added the taxes on said
property paid by said mortgage. amounting.
with interest as provided in said mortgage,
20 $66.64. making the total amount claimed
g. pc a!,e at the date hereof ON said mortgagc
S;;s4osa Now notice Is hereby given that ~ ~
M IS: and said premises sold at 'pupii!s
9action, by the sheriff of said county or ms
ucputy, on March 9TH. 1921. at ten O'Clock !! :.
M A.. at the front door of the postofiice III
Washington Springs. In said county, to Pc, Pay
sa,u oeht. interest. attorneys fees and d's'
onrscrnents allowed by law.
lated January 10th, 1891.
1Hk MIDDLESEX BANKING COMPANY, Seai.l
by Robt. \. Jackson, President.
Mortgage.
saenry G. Gilbert & Co., Attorneys.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13
Henry c. Gilbert x Co.. Attorneys of'sas

OEFArI1. ltns ssecn made in the conditions
dated March. 3d. 1883. duly recorded in the,
Office. Of the Register of Deeds of Jcrauld
of South Dakota March Sd. SSS in hook. i l.
OF mortgages. page 81, whereby Archie L.
Johnston., an unmarried man, mortgageOr,
mortgaged to The Middlcscx Banking Com.
pany. mortSagcc, the southeast quarter. OF
section 1burtrcn 14), in township one hun.
dred and eight t1OS). of range sxty-fivc (G5),
IN said .leraulI county. by which default the
power OF sale has become operative and no
action or proceeding at law has Lecn it,sti.
tuted o,rcc@vtr the debt remaining secured
thereby; or any part thereof, and there is
claimetit to he dine on said mortgage. ut, the
date heneof. S312.7O. to which mount slonlG
be added ths taxes on said property paid by
SAID mortssaSee: amounting, with interest, as
provided III said mortgage, to SOS. 80; making
one total anonnt claimed. to he due. at the
date hereof on said mortgage $43l o.. Now
notice liz hereby given that by virtue. Of said
power said mortgage will be forcclpsad and
said pretuises sold at public auction. by the
Sheriff OF said county or his deputy, OH Marcl,
7t4l. 1891. at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, at the front
a q. OF the postoftice il, Wessington Springs,
IN salG county, to pay said debt, interest.
attorneys fees aud disbursements allowed by
law.
Dated January 10th. 1891.
IAk NlDDLRSEN BANKING CoMp4NY; fScal j
BY Robt n. Jackson, President.
49,, Mortgage.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for
children teething, is the prescription
of one of, the best female nurses and
physicians in the United States and
has been used for over fifty years with
never failing success by millions If
mothers for their children. During
the process of teething it's value is in
calculable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentry and diarhea. grip.
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. BY
giving health to the child it rests the
mother, Price, % ct, a bottle.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13
nefanlt has heen made in the payment Of
Seven HeMdred SIX and forty five hnndi s.is

nefanlt has heen made in the payment of
~ seven hs:Mired Sly and forty Il We huMaiI eds
dollars past as,e and whichis claimed tob due nj
tn dats Of tins notice upon 9 certain mortgage
els }. Eastman and Amelia = Eastman. his
wife mortgagors, to Henry Palmer mortsagee
Deeds in and for .lera,lld county. South Dakota.
then Territory OF Dakotaloii the :9tll. DAY Of
november. A. ID. 1885 ut !:45 O'Clock A. NJ. in
Book OF mortgages on page le aud no action
Instituted to recover the debt secured liz said
, mortTe, or ;ay !art thereof and said mort.
g M!1,r t. by SAID mortgage: 10 Wit: The
North West Quarter Of section Nine(N in Town.
ship One Hundred and Eigllt(llleJ North of
Range sixty E:cIr.s!9 West 81 lie 5th principal II
made according to law. on tie iith. ",sx =" "f
March 4: y; 1891 at O'Clock r. NJ. at the front
door OF the Court House. III the village Of Wess.
ington Springs. in said county. 10 pay the snd
deDt SO secured and the cost 81 foreclosure. III
Guiding Fifty dollars attorney s fee stimulated In
said mortgage. Henry Il Pai'mer -
""'eu 'al' =" .e' Mortgage.
jsom,4 Atty for Mortgage.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13
SEMINARY. GOSSIP.

On account of the storm last Sunday
only the members of the Seminary
family were present to the evening
service. And not wlthstanding the
storm the Sabbath meeting was one
of the best during the term.
The Quarterly Meeting will begin
this evening.
The Literary last Monday found
most Of the students present although
the weather was not very favorable.
Miss Sadie Miles and Matte Mercer
did not arrive until Tuesday.
Coasting is the order of the day
especially by the little folks.
Miss Burg's Art class are still con-
tinuing to inscribe and "outscribe"
there original designs.
There being less need o. a critics re-
port at noon, the question box has
taken its place.
The average age of the eighty four
students was found to he 1854 years.
We are not too old to learn.
Revs. Norval and Harple were look
ing through the building the other
day.
The last Literary of this term will
be held next Monday afternoon.
Prof. Shay's General History Glass
have formed reading circle which
will meet twice week. They antic-
lpate an interesting rs we'll az an in
structive time.
One of the members of the Review
Arithmetic class have remodeled the
table Of Dry Measure. Eight pecks
one bushels"