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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-21
COSTLY FLIRTING.
A Chleago Merchant Flseced'
From ~ CHICAGO Tribune, 9th.

Ss~-o ~ SHAASSH8V AAAOsAASs
To show what IL 5eosts . fdll-grown man
st. James Hotel on Thursday Is good IL
Illustration. About noon, on Wednesday, u
tall and very prepossessing woman, about
IS years 81 Age, arrived at tho hotcl in
question and registered her name NJ Mrs.
Carr. She appeared to b. respectable, and,
in ordor that she might avoid running up
and down several flights Of stairs, was
accommodated with room on the second
floor. A gentleman, whose name il we'll
known in Chicago, connected with large
firm ON Lake street, boards at the st.
James. ue il married, but his wifeis Mt
present In an eastern city. This gentle
man sa4 down to tho supper table on
Thursday evening. Near him was sentod
Mrs. Carr.
He admired hor stately appearance and
determined. if possible. TO get mp firta-
ton. BY shaking his napkin he attracted
her attention. She looked at him swectly,
and no shook the napkin again. She gave
him 20 much encouragement that when
supper was over he followed her into tho
parlor. After a brief conversation an ar
rapgement Was made to meet on tho second
hoor. They met in her room, and while
seated near the window, or somewhere
else, noise was heard. Il was the knob
Of tho room door turning. ''Some one is
endeavoring to get in no said in whis-
per. NO" replied she, lit is tho Niger
going out" Some ono did 60 out, hut
not waiter. It was Mrs. Carr's
confederate. The gentlemen. when he
entered the room, had $50 in green
backs in his overcoat pocket, also his
wife's watch. This garment he took off
and laid on Mrs. c. bed. Whom he loft
tho apartment, fow hours subsequently -
in fact before taking his departure he dis
covered that tho money and jewelry were
Como, but prudence prevented him from
making known his loss; but the little ep-
isodo somehow leaked ont, and caused con-
siderable talk abeut tho hotel. The ''nie-
ger," OF confederate, had it would seem,
secreted himself under tho bed, and while
the gentleman and Mrs.. Carr were convers-
ing, abstracted the valuables and took his
departure. Il was . very neatly played
game, and no doubt Win be a warning to
tho Lake street merchant 70 ''bewAre Of the
vidders." In future, for ''wimin's ID queer
cattles." Mrs. Carr left tho hotel early on
Friday morning.
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Pine Tree Tar Cordial.

Preservative AZ we'll as Curative.
is no. only for their absolutely curative. but for
.ner rrescrva'lve Properties. that Dr. T. WISH
ANN 1heaoinos IRE 10 widely
Celebrated all over the Union.
the sick to the bloom OF health but Il fortics the tys
tom against t"bseqncnt attacksH
Malignant Affections.
Tno r."y Of diseases Of tho lungs and t'roa: ieds
Pine Tree Tar Cordial
tho summon fog before the fresh evening
breeze Its constituent pr0portios though simple,
powerful From the very tits tho debi!it sted victim
" so% Of % 1asns 10 he "
circulation Tho pulse becomes natural and regular.
surance Of returning koalth comes upon tho l,atient
The toll ''iscase Consumption while the lungs rcain
bS T2SG1 % 'nss 70
which thousands of ntions havo tet it duty,
How many, who have died. and loft their children
"rphnns, might have boon living in blooming ho.ltl
simple rcInctios nston, of tho nOxOuB pois0ns to which
Their Constitutions have Yielded.
rar from tho pine heo forest, prepared b, Dr
"lsHART, Is Il panacoa.
"The Product If tie Tree is FIR The Healing Of the
!, The hardy hsckwoodsmen, breathing tho aroma Of
tho spreading branches. exempt from that fell
disoaso Consumption, as tho natives Of southern
Cordial acts at once ne st o t esh. sts
Rratelul oretlses ct returning health. You rack
cd by no more cough nor bathed with dela ing night
sW0Als.
Thousands OF people will toll you that in tho entire
range OF nature curatives thore combination ~
happy, 70 etficacious and 10 harmless WIsaART's
Pine Tree Tar Corcial.
Chemists agree in saying that TIE PROCESS OF DIS
T1ILATON by which this Cordial ia yielded, so pho-
sSphicni as to be of further Improvement
Tho generic taste of the tar ID idea
Of medlclnc becomes lost in the quality Of palstabe
luxury.
DR.. Wishart's Medicines
A-ae ,Il h.nl ,
to the trade at Dr. WIsBART'B Great aniy Medicine
| store,
No. 232 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
A medical expert. holding honorable coresiste
diplomas deso,e Oh ris entire time to tho examination
are two consulting physicians. Of acknowledged emf
men wnoss services are given to the publ: FREE OF
CHARGE This opportunity 10 offered by other insu
tuition this city.
Letters from part of the county asking advice.
will be promptly and gratuitously responded to.
Whero convenient, shoald take the shApo
of drafts post Office orders.
Price of WItHA1r's Pine Tree Tar Cordial 81, 80 per
bottle. or 8ll per dozen. Sent BY express
All communications should be addressed
r.. N
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TO coNSuMPTlvE8.

THE Advsrtissg having been restored to health 10
ten weeks, ~ vsy simple ssmsdS aitss nA'1ns enneN
"A ..,.ral .ears with severe luns Affection. and that
dre.d dts,sas Oonsumption-ha anxious 70 make known
70 his fellow suRsssss, the msans q cnrs.
To Ill Who desire II, he will cad oovs q The -.
soription used (ss a oharge With the dirsssons tos
preparing and using the sams, which they will And =
suux OUnR ron OoHsuMP1roN. AsraAA. BnoNc1f
rls &c. The ebjsct o the aAvsstises In sending the
Prescription u 70 benefit the aiotsd. and sptsad h
formation which he concsvss TO bs invauabls aud hs
hopes EVEN sufferer will try his em~dy. ~ h VII oose
.hcm uothins. and may provs blessing.
rarti ishaus the prssertptioo, viii please address
Rv. HOWARD 4. WILSON,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-21
Language OF tho Cane.


IA Herd III Been iivsn language of tho
ahdkerehieEand a1Asof tho fan, Il is only
right that the ''language Of the cane"
should be understood by our. young gents.
An ingenious, and no doubt ingenious,
youth invents the following:
Throwing it around the fingers in the
left hand-.1 wish to speak TO YOU.
Throwing IL around the fingers in the
right hand-Desire an acquaintance.
Putting the head In the mouth love
you.
Knocking with great force on the ground
II hate you.
Holding 1t top and bottom in both hands
Wait for me.
(. Putting it ON the right STANDARDIZATION
me.
Putting it On the left shouldsr en-
gagged.
Dragging it behind, on the ground We
will DO friends.
Handing 1t to person by the lower end
II will accept Won.
Handing It to a person by the head
reject You.
Holding 1t in both hands and bending il
Il love another.
Holding it bottom upwards, in front Of
you-My heart 10 thine.
Holding it IA both hands across the
shoulders-Look at me.
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BUSINE0O
shows moro activity a. tho season advsnc,
th0uah IL ia not. a lively "A Haa Axnockf

though it is not, o. lively - was expected.
The late financial explosion among the gold
and stock gamblers OF New " rk has had tho
effect Of causing . stringency in the money
market and lowering tho price Of grain, and
this chocks tho currents Of trade materially.
High prices for agricultural products send
the life.orrrent through all tho arteries Of
havo plenty Of 'a.3ney;, the merohants, me
hopeful sign, at plese,,t, is tho activity in
those branches OF '.hsdo that supply the
wants o. tho producing classes, which shows
that the hoart OF tho country Ia sound and Ito
the most active which supply the neeessaries
Of life, such ~ grocery, hardware, leather,
clothing, dry goods, 10 ~
The Importing and wholesale leather house
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they were painfully afncting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec.
ton Of the coty the P pr scarcely
Scroft,lous poison is ono Of tho most destruc,
two enemies OF our race. Often, this unseen and
stution, and invites to attack Of EMBEDDING or ia
tai diseases, without exciting a suspicion OF it's
presence. Again, it seems to breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one other OF it's
hideous forms, either on the surface or among tho
yitals. In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
IN the nSs or or INC
on the skin, foul alterations on some part of
the body. Hence the occasional use of u bottle
OF this S0ryN f,0rills is advisable, oven when no
active symptoms Of disease appear Persons at:
hicted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief ANIL at length cure, by the
| use Of this SIiRS1PARILL-A: 81. Antho-
my's Fire, Rose OF Ervstpeins, letter, 'sazt
Khewn., Scald Head, Ring ,rorns, Sore Eyes,
Sore Ears, and other eruptions or visible forms
Of Sc;"o"s disease Also II the more s con
The various UiceroMs affections Of the muscular
Svpn;iis or Tencrcal and Mcreurial Dis
quired for aubdung these obstinate maladies ',y
any, medicine. But long.continue'! use Of this
| or Whites, Ltrrine Ulcer0ti0na, and Fe!"0t9
Diseases. are commonly soon relieved and ultl,
asy na By Its yr sao n9 age fon
| in our Almanac, supplied gratis, RheMnsatisws
| and Gout, when caused by ACCOMMODATIONS Of OK
trancous matters in the blood, yield quickly to it,
tdo,. or I,,fana attom Of the Lircr, and jam
| dice. when arising, they often do, from the
ranking posons in the blood. This 81 RSA.
nm vigor of the system. Those who are Lam
0.id and Listl.ss, Dcs1'ondcnt. Sfeeticss,
and troubled with Nervous 1p1"c''"ns'"ns OF
Fcurs, or any of the affections sympt"na:ic OF
Weakness, will find immediate relief and con-
vincing evidence Of its restorative power upon
| trial.
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g. T M4FR MH11:EIs:u y I.
q |5 ;;||I|;||

This lNFALLABLR REMEDY does not. like the uc.
sonous irritating snufs and strong castic sol,lto
with which the people have long been humbus,,''.
simply palliate for short tlme or ,;,ire n. ,:,,,
70 tke lungs there is danger OF dosl: III til" ",
Of sach uostrums, but tt protucHS rFRrE1 AM l's
AANENr CURE OF THE WORST cAsFs or chi -
cATARnH. a. thousands can testify. "C.aA' Is
THE HEAD" IL cured with few api'isaa:j, ,.~
CATHARnAL HEADACHE is relieved alll r:'r u II
magic. 1t removes offensive Breath l.a:s &: T.,
parnient Of the sense of t.ssie s,:!"l 9. J."
Watering or Weak Eyes, AMI IMPAIRED h"n.!
when caused by the violence OF Ca,airfi, - :lc> a
frequently arc. offer in good faith stii,'n
ward Of $500 for . case 0: CatalrA thc; ,ii.n.
cure. -
FOB aALE DY MOST DRUGGISTS EvEkSwH:ES
Price Only 50 Cents.
Ask your Druggist for the KEMErV; hGl ii - las
not yet got II on SALE don't be PIT oT by atcc rtu.
any miserable worse than worthless substitute. hu!
enclose sixty celts 20 mo. and the Reulcdy VII; he
sent you post p>,,i. POM packages s2.uA:ur o!'r
dozen for $:,G. Er,. two cent s:an.n 1rr j'r.
Sagos pamphlet Oh C.i.Ert. Address the proprict,;
T. 7. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
RIrEEATO N
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= 4 -
Exon1s1o. GLASS Qu1Trs j. everyway as
good a. me slasier'sS diamond, And not,ha If
readily as tiloS diamond Is easily handled.
Anyone can uso it. Everyone should have 1t.
Every farmer should have ono. Every mer-
chant should have ono. Every housekeeper
should have ono. Every mechanic should
hay, ONE Tho best thing over invonted to
cut glass with. A big thing for agents: Send
HOsn,l get sample. Agents wanted. Ad-
dress. j. q. Hill, Nc. Nixons Exchange
Chicago, III.
ns-DH Il. v. PtEE.'E, o! Buffalo, N. u, has
discovered residing III \ very common llttl"
plant found growing by tn" roadside, meth
cinal pr,ciple which smrpaHaes everything
heretofore known for tn" cure OF all severe
9, n@hs and for Mia ~trr't Sur" Throat
l.srynsitis, Bronchitis, and Consumption in
Its early stages. 1t it called Dr.. rirrt"'s Al
tsrativc Ext. act, or Golden Medical Disc"v-
cry, and is gold by druggists, or send there
and quarter dollars to tl!" aircoTrrrr, and
get three bottle. FREQ OF exp css charges.
PERSONS in want Of rrusne.. Supporters Artificial
Limbs, SurRicat Instruments. can 30 snpPited At
makers prices, by addressing l. N. MOTION, nruk
sat. tO ()uatnTn House. Milwaukee fahlhIS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-21
Sprlicl ssui,t;s.
,,EIp EACH OyIlER.

Ask mo where !! got MY knowledge.
For it have had TO- pay ,,, ,,,.
BusincsD taught me nero than college,
Pushing forward every DAY.
Life ia like mighty river,
Rolling on from day to day,
Men vessels launched upon it.
Many mon are cast away.
rhen do your best for ono anoth"r.
OurO each pain--not take fee:
WOIGOrr shows himself a brother
Always PAINTS the rUt'''c Tree.
Here's poor, hard WORKING t"''"".
Has u"t got cr. cnt 81 liz
Pale aud THU, HIS kin all yfl!o.
DOCTOR WuIGNrr welcomes Ill.,
PANTS him over sto,- AL Milling.
Gives HIM practical hh' ~,
Cheers him forward. rrrrr ia'''nF'
Acts \ brother, KIND nud n''o
Bs.ter Street may come and "nlnE.
Mono shall io.rs !,,s place W tn pain;
All can come without II su,iu<.
80 restored TO hoail h az ain
Don't give way WHOM sick to sorrow.
PAIN rAiNr kerrs you IN good chedr'
Better health viii como I" morrow.
Gh to WoLCoTT'si never te"r.
Darkes' doubts will mses the vncrnias.
DOrrOR VoI Corr ecatters clouds
Brighter days arc surely dawninR.
You will praise PAIN FAiSr ont Il ud.
Everything ia in your favor
PAIN PAINT tested free OF cost;
lnvalids cAu shortly labor.
Once considered hopeless lost.
MOI u OOSo IL VSeV S1SeUs
At One hundred Eighty one:
Nature hAtos II. and Nigh Neavou
Taught cash brute such trash to sh"n
For CHATHAM SQUARE all hearts are yearpiDR
CATAHNH or PAIN will msot its rout;
PAINT has no stain, it has M burning.
And spindle fra u,ct will soon grew stout
PAIN PAINT il the great invent Ou,
Lininlants are Thus. away
And all doses that we lncnt'n
Arc but relics growing gray.
II hints OF ASSlIlIIA1 Or for Gatarrh or Colds in
neAd or pint of PAIN rAlSr sort free ct express
argos, on receipt of rs: or gallon OF PA!N FAINT
r SAj double st r, pet IN. Address X. |. WOLCOTT,
Chath ham Square, \. Y. Remit BY pest ct,ice order,
by cypress money in registered letter. Small
Ia tall AZ Il
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL BLESSING
DIR. KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA DfSSOLVENT.

DIR. KENNEDY RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA DfSSOLVENT.
Reader YOU corsiier this sort OF epread eagle
tnnoAnng, hut n,san eyoEy word Of It. have been
tooto Whom your Hyatem IL raCkeu with
iHEUMATIC
pam. oHo yon Cannot ynury0f In bed. at
tlne IN chaif, you must sIIfsr in thu morning
WANING u was nght and At uls, wishing 1t was morn
NEURALGIA,
when OyeTy nerve In bong is lii ,bs s,;ov ~,
wasp, circulating tho most nous anu hot notsoo
madness: When sou havo the
6ClATIGA,
Chat have ust got through with Lrat most uvtu,
sDirt breaking md mind kenne o ali dseasss thai
can sfot our poor human Iaturo: Whsn you have tho
LUAIBAGO,
lying and w.ithing IN agony and PAIN unable TO turn
in bea and every movement will 10 your
heart ike kutfo now tell mo- relief and cure Of any
Of these diseaseB in few DAYS Ia cot the Greatest
Medical Blessing OF the Age, toll what 10!
DIRECTIONS TO USE You will take tablespoon.
fu and three Bpoontuls OF wator three times day and
. few days every particle of rheumatic and ueurslGo
pain will be dissolved and pass of by the kidneys:
Manufactured by DONALD X KENNEDY,
ROxbury, Mass.
WHoLksALE. Agents. Fuller. Finch Il Fuller, Lord
/ Smith. +. Dwyer Dr.. Enrnhan,sG Van Setback.
Button, hiOe l. Rising, f'osworth 4 Son, Dohmen 4
Hornidt. Milwaukee, MsOulloch & NcUord, lALrosse
Noyss Bros, ~. PAIL Collins isros H. r. Wetzel.
Meyers Bros ~. LOUIS. Moore Tnrhst. Junksrmsn
b Haas Dubuque.
At retail By iii druggists. Price. sl.bO.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-21
The Fall auA its Dangers.

Animal a. we'll - vegetable No 10 powerfully affected
by the great atmospheric change that takes place in
Fall Hut for the Towers the foliage and the herbs
OF the field there II NO help Their thnO has como and
die they ltissthes~iss with man. For him the
means Of nvi9oratioa has been provided by skill and
To recruit his exhausted energies and fOsy
himself against the disorders generated by the sudden
depression OF Temperature and the unwholesome
Civilizations Of Autumn, let him tone his nervous
system. invisorate his digestion aud give edge
to his appetite with HOSrET'rKR'S STOM
AOH BrTrRRS He msy then face the mcet Id
influences Of s fsarlessly Tho ohillins night
dews and heavy morning mists will have no power to
make him shivsr aud burn, to AFFECT his liver. to disor.
der bic stomach his bowels: to rack his joints with
rheumatisn 10 render latent element Of disease
In his svstem active and dangerous To the sufferer
frsn general debility whether on arising
from Other oausss.ths potent vegetable specific 10
earnestly recommended. And lot il be remembered
thst physical weakness opens the door to oil masdiss
VRor 10 tho chief defence Of the human structure
against all causes Of disease. and HOSTRrTRR0
BIT rERS may be truly pronouncsA the safsst and
surest Of oil nviGorants. II 10 the most genial Of Ill
vegetable tonics. and admirably adapted tho wants
aud weaknesses Of tho delicate ssx. well he
-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-21
Pl Pl ES.

~ho wish the Recipe and full tor
And uains simple nd aatltsl Tsgetahlc q: In
pies, botchcs, aud I'll ssuptlons and inpuritles Of
ssLp l:ayinS The same s9t s!ssr smooth .nd beau
dnoinG. b. vesy simple means. alUxuRIANr osowTH
q NAM O. bal! head O. sn.osth face II Loo. than
obtained By return mai by add.sssinG THO9. r.
GHArAAN. Ohsniss. III Broadway. New York
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w xs4*1. Io. HOMES
AspFORTUNES

In the BOunAless West aud Sunny South.
How. why and where to find them. All about the won
dsrfar and Ereat resources OF the country
fins illustrations Price low rare CHANCE to mako
money. Send for circular. PEOPLES PUBLISHING
Co., la State street., Chicago, Ill
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-21

FAIL OF IDoLArGY IN THR SANDWICH ISL
ANDs Captain James Hunnewell, who
died last May, at Charlestown, Mass., aged
seventy-tive years, was an officer OF the
brig Thaddeus, which sailed just 30 years
ago, in October, 1919, to carry tho first
company of missionaries to tho Sandwich
Islands. lilo remained at the islands as o
merchant, always the friend of the mis-
sionaries and of the peoples best interests.
On their arrival they were surprised to learn
that tho people were singularly prepared to
receive tho gospel, for they had been led
to renounce and destroy their idols Just be-
foro.the missionaries arrived. II was Mr..
IIunnewell's privilege to hear from tho lips
Of Hewahowa, tho lust high priest of the
old idolatrous system, an account Of the
causes which induced the destruction OF
idolatry. IIe says:
This chief told me no knew the wooden
gods could not send rain, or cause food to
grow, or send fish, or take caro- Of tho old
men and women, and he knew there was
but ono great God dwelling In the heavens;
and that in this persuasion he cautiously
conversed With tho King, Kamehamoha II,
when he found tho King was OF tho same
belief AZ himself"
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A HOOK ron TIE 1nILAl<,rs
Xl:l'k}I{lv i|3I GUIDE

about to marry, male female in all that pertaar
. he physioaogicl nysteIss and revelations Of t."
md oas?rnE how e preserve the Sorpl
This s IN inter eetnR and import ant work OF
hundred pages, written in plain language with
ooe diagrams and ongravinRs, and contains all s:
uabls information that sNsry person ,nrr..
contemplate marriage ought to have yet, which,
really posses It nn1ayels mysteries .ra .'isr"s'
that ought % be kept nnder lock and key and nol '7
he subject Of the xenelstive system that k
nE and much that b not published in any o;ner "'
This Invaluable work win be sent to srg cns thea OF
poetASs) receipt of Fifty oente.
Address: Dr. Butte Dspansary NJ ". oornar t4,,:.
and Market streets. St Louis Nc
~Notioe to the Afflicted a!ss' U'yo'*t1sa',.
Dsfes lscstving treatment from any Of tho uesorou
~Quacks" Of this any other pscs, who sdvc1th.
The pablo papers using any ct the snos. nU,ni'e:
wusk No matter what your disease is, or how desrr
Fifty to have with is valuable information,
and regret not to have it. - ;
mentioned In his works from L. Il. TOT r NJ Offcs
n W. corner 6tth and Market street. (opposits court
In l.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-21

arc lively at present, with Grip Van Winkle'
at the Opera House, ''The Woman in Red"
at Woods, "Arrah- ma poRue" ut McViober's,
and the minstrels at the Dearborn. D.
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1OUaOOO ~ auted.
PRESENTS FOR EVERY ONE,

Mr. Fuller grows for us in his ~, and >r:,
each Of our full-paying WEEKLY and sI:Mi-NfEELy
subscribers who request 1t, s'lcil
New and Valuable Plants
u they may desire from the list beow. The man.
thousands of these which We sent out last fan a:.'
spring have given such gratifying satisfaction, thai
We have grown for
This Fall and Next Sprina'r DisirfbGtiGn
a very much larger supply, which VIC s'4ti
mence soon to send out. Among these are
$50 orthe Choicest Varieties of rc.atoe-.
Some of them Cos: us last spring no less than Gi''
dollars tulsr. i"r Is Subscribers with 50, w.
will send IS copies "i "IthLi FOR one S.sr ana -
named varieties oi i:s:"", iucl'..iin" the wet
and most costly kim" FER fifty dollars so c.,!.r
and 50 varieties. Tpr hundred dollars IL"
copies and 100 varieties. Illrsc potatoes Will he II
labelled, carefully packed, snd sent free by l.ii
express.
For the ladies VIC have grown
10000 Choice Lilies and ella dioiuHra.
To every new subscriber. or those who will rl,o~
their subscriptions for next year, at )uH rates, viz
One dollar for the WEEKLY, or two dollars for III"
SEMI. WEEKLY SUN, we will send any one Of ;lc fol
lowing gifts postage paid to any part Of the United
States.
In ordering the gifts it will be only ssary t
mention the number.
l. Two Ellisdale Rasby. Is. Two Conc d Grape va
2. Two Clarke do. Is. Two Hart. Prolific do.
3. Two Philadelphia do. IT. One Delaware do.
I. Two Brinckles O'ge dol IS. Ono Iona do.
s. Two Davison's Thorn 10. One Japan Lily, Long
less Black do. lowered tWli:c.j
6. Two Seneca Black do 90. One Japan Lily, Rub,
Z. Two Mam'th CIR do. rum (Iicd)
8. Two Monthly Bl'ck do,21. One Japan Lily, fos'-
1.-Two Summit Yell do um ss7coioredJ
10. One Sable QueenI22. One Japan Lily, Album
II. i've Early Wilson DO. %. One Iiliam caoai.I,,m
II. Two Kittatiny do 4 fragrant Whita)
-. Two Cherry Currants. "a. One Choice named
IA. Two White Grape do! variety of Gladions.
No. Is. One package Of Lilum Auratum seed: the
new gold. banded lily from Japan. -
No. rs. Breese's Prolfc-best late Potato.
No. q. Cimax.-Large, early, excellent DIN.
No. %. Early Prince.-A new variety Of great
value. :.'-
No, %. Early Mohawk-largc productive carry do
No. %. Early Rose.-Unsurpassed. iSFis., -
No. 81. King of the Earlies.-Tubers sold al 500
last spring. Large, white, early asthc Rose. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-21
Irritation of the SCALP.

VAUDEVILLE. Me-. September Is, 1850.
Messrs. JOSEPH BuRNkrT Co..
Dear Strs,-I have derived much benefit from tho
use of your Cocaine. Twelve years ago had the
typhus fever; after my recovery found myself
troubled with an irritation OF the scalp.
Ipurchased bottle Of the Cocoaino only for tho
purpose Of hair dressing. but to my surprise, IL
has entirely removed the irritation of 20 long stand.
Ing lhave recommended It to several Of my friends,
who were amicted In the same way. and 1t hes
wholly eradicated the disease.
JOSEPH HILL, JR,