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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21
SALE.

Il ON ~ A0H DAILY.
WI Default having been nade in the Gen.
ditions Of = certain indenture Of mortgage
made and executed by J. 0. Burroughs to Hil-
lizard Tilton, bearing date the 10th day of June,
A. D. 1871, and recorded in the Office of Regis-
ter Of Deeds in and for Mower county, Min.
nesota, on the 10th day of June, A. D. 1871,
at half. past three o'clock P. n. in Book m !"
of Mortgages on page ~. Said mortgage was
given to secure the payment Of the sum Of
three hundrcd, sixty-nin and 34-lO0 dollars
($369.34) and interest thereon according to tho
conditions oil three promissory notes bearing
even date Herewith and default has been made
in the payment Of the sum Of fifty dollars $50
which Is now due and payable.
Said mortgage is conditioned that If default
be made in any Of the provisions therein, it
or attorney to declare the whole sum therein
named to be due, and pursuant to said eondi-
tions the whole amount remaining unpaid
thereon, to-wit: Tho SUN Of three hundred
and-6fty dollars, (S350,) is hereby deelassS
and claimed to be due at the date Of this no.
tice, and no proceeding at law or otherwise
have been had to COLLECT said sum or any part
thereof. Now therefore, notice is hereby given
that BY virtue Of power Of sale therein con-
taiueu, and pursuant to the provisions Of the
| statute ia such case made and provided, said
mortgage will be foreclosed and the premises
| therein described, to-wit: Lots numbers one
and four, Il and ~ in Block number seven, ~
in the Village Of Brownsville, Mower county,
Minnesota, will be sold at public vsndue TO
the highest bidder therefor to safety the
amount due on said mortgage - above declar-
ed ut the time Of sale and also the sum Of thir-
ty dollars NJ attorneys fees allowed by tho
terms thereof in case Of foreclosure, together
with the costs and expenses allowed by law.
Said aale will be made ut the Office of Page
Wheeler, in the Village Of Austin. in said
county Of Mower, on Saturday, the 2lst day Of
December, A. D. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Dated, Nov. 4th, A. D. 1872.
billiard TILTON. Mortgage.
PACE / WHEELER, Atty's for Mortgage,
SIT Austin, Mum.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21
state News.

The Taylor's Falls Reporter favors
the proposed St, Croix and Lake Supe-
rior canal.
The people Of Zumbrota are agitat-
ing the question of voting a $4,000
bonus in aid Of the Davenport l. St.
Paul Railway.
The .Scvtt County Mirror pcrpetratcs
the following: "The Horace disease
is abating. 1t is not near so bad now
is it was two weeks since"
Certain residents Of Sc"tt county are
not ti>iivd with the result Of the late
county seat removal bill. and propose to
the Legislature to give them permission
to fight the battle DER again.
The Taylor's Falls Reporter says
VOID is scarce and high in that place,
and then goes on to say that the ruling
price Tor good dry wood delivered, il
from $500 t" $3.50 per cord.-
| Would the people Of this section OF the
State like to buy wood at such high
figures?
The entire vote of Pembina county
was cast ut St. Vincent, and every one
Of the forty votes polled was cast fol
the Republican ticket straight through
without scratch.
DIR. j. W. March, veterinary surgeon
Of Rochester, says the epizootic ha
reached that vicinity, he having severa
cases under his care. So far no fata
cases have been reported.
The Governors proclamation dcclar
ing valid the acts for the removal OF tn
county seat, and changing the boundar!
lines Of Otter Tail county, is published
Henry Brobcnder, sentenced at tn
last term Of Court for Blue Eartl
county to eight months in the psnitcn
tiary, for an assault with intent to d
gre.t bodily harm, has been pard"nct
by Governor Austin, arriving home o.
election day.
The town Of Lincoln has been award
ed II Grant flag by the Republican Coz"
.naittes Of Blue Earth county, for polini
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

CHAs. McILRArn, State Auditor
has been appointed Receiver for the s,
NJ. r. r. by Judge Nelson. The
sriends of the road cannot have reason
to find fault with this appointment
Mcllrath will be just to all parties in
|terested.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

SOMEBODY has dug. up a copy OF
the first edition Of Dryden's transla-
ton Of Virgil, in which there is an en-
craving representing men dragging a
load IT hay. while all abound arc the
sick. dying, and de,d horses-t' ings,
ia fact, lacking pretty much as they do
now. The translation Of the third
bo'k Of the Ge"rgics gives the symp-
toms Of this ancient e} ideu'ic, and thoy
are quite similar to th>ss Of the pres
ent divsute
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21
The Kxc0nsin .Lt,,xrM,,Z of E,Eurnf;n

The Wisconsin, Jourme.I Of Education
gives seven maxims FIR teachers, which
are worthy of consideration
"Never teach what you don't quite
know. Never tell child what you
can make him tell you. Never give u
piece Of information without asking 70,
it again. Never use a hard word if a,
easy one will convey your meaning, and
never use any word at all unless it has
a meaning to c"nvey. Never begin q
lesson without a clear view of its end
Never give an unnecessary command
nor ore which You do not mean to SEE
obeyed. Never permit any child to re-
main in the class even for one minute
without having something to d., aud d
motive for doing it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

A TELEGRAM dated Concord, N.
IL. Nov. 18th, says: A slight shock
Of an earthquake occurred here this
morning, about two o'clock. 1t began
by u sort Of explosion, followed by Il
r"mbling and shaking which lasted
about ten seconds. Buildings rocked
violently, and the shock was plainly
pcrceptible to the people walking thu
streets. 1tsupparent course Was tr"u'
west to east. Telegraph operators at
Coutocook and Warner report the same
shock there.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21


RAND h AvsRy's extensive printing
Office, located in Boston, Was destroyed
by fire last evening. Their loss is esti
mated at $25O,00O. A number o1
other printing establishments were also
DESTROYED.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

A TERRIBLE hurricane occurred at
Pellazzolo, Sicily, about the 9Th inst
Th;rty-two persons were killed, and a
number seriously injured.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

A SERIOUS fire occurred ut Perrin
& Hance's steam saw mill, in New Jer-
sey, last evening, destroying the mill
and adjoining buildings, to the value Of
1856. 900.
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ScW 10 item, Tree Of I0Sfdyc.
1T is a Perfect Bjiou.)


The price Of tho Chrome in the stores i.
or siugle .uhscribcr, who may wish to have
"OUn DARLING" mounted on stiff Bristol
board, and ready for framing, can have it g.
prepared and sent ny remi,ting twenty tive
cents extra ut the time Of subscribing.
To the gettcr- of q club Of 6 or 3 copiee
VIC willsend, ~ IN extra premium, a copy vi
" The Offsr," or I" Tho Acceptance" This i.
in addition to "Our Darling" -:
To the gcttcr-up Of a club Of l3 copies, W
will send both OF tho Chromos-" The Offer
and " The Acceptance along with " Our Oar.
p rai; Or ASKING blessing aud " o"'
Tc the gcttcr-up Of n club Of "a copies, W
will send Asking . Blessing "The Offer,
1.-The Acceptance" and g Our Darling"
Ms- Will the gctters-up Of clubs Of 6, o,
2 copies please be particular and writ.
what premiums they dcsire.
re- Tho premiums are only forwarded
when the remittance mas been sent to us.
When the subscribers nll reside ut ono place
the premiums will all be sent to tho person
VII" sends the club for distribution.
~" Tho person sending full subscription
of $500 can have his choice Of "The Offer.
- The Acceptance" or :" Our Darling"
~ The money must all be- sent ut one tim.
for my Of thu clubs, md additions may b.
made to clubs Mt club rates. The LADy's BooE
will tc sent to any p"st-of1icc where the sub.
soribrr may reside, and subscri p:ions mny com
mencc with any month in the year. We CAL
always supply back numbers. Specimen uum.
bers will be sent On receipt Of 25 cents.
HOW TO REMlT--in rc,nitting by Mail
Post Office order on Philadelphia. Or " draft
on philadtI phia Or New York. "ayablo to the
order Of L. A. Cooley. is preferable to bank
notes. II drift ar y Posi- Office Order can
not he yrocuret, scud United States or Nation.
| al Bank notes.
~ We adrise an early application, as &c.
expect tiss .cifh the inducements offer, cii
reuch zoo, 900 sutscribsrs.
Address l.. 4. Cooley,
N. +. Corner Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
80 Philadelphia.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21
The Atmospheric Wave.

A BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY 1MPOR-
TART METEOROLOGICAL D,scov-
BRY.
Washington, Nov. 15.-The re-
searches Of the Sigual Office have just
been rewarded by beautiful and high
" important meteorological discovery
On the coast Of England from time i'm
memorial the phenomenon Of the great
November atmospheric wave. has been
the speculation Of scientists and sea-
men, but Sir John Herschel and Others
have supposed it was peculiar, and con-
fined tn England and Western Europe.
which it reached from the South Allan
tic, and over which it rolls in long con-
tinusd undulations from October to
January, constituting an element in the
phenomenal character Of a European
winter. On the 18th day of November
similar atmospheric waves began 70
break over the shores of Oregon and
British Columbia, AZ shown by the
weather telegrams. by the evening Of
the 18th it had spread over nearly all
Of the Pacific States and Territories.
Uta" and Nevada, and at midnight it
was pouring through the passes Of the
R"cky Mountains. On Thursday, the
18th. it descended upon Colorado. Me-
braska, Kansas and the Indian Terri
tory. On Friday morning it extend:'l
in unbroken magnitude aud magnifi
cence from Oregon eastward through
the great trough Or depression Of the
Rocky Mountain backbone in Idaho
and Montana, and stretched thence t.
the lower Missouri and lower Mississip.
pi valleys, aud over the western 81 ores
Of the Mexican Gulf This discovery
will enable mete"rul"Sists t." anticipate
the approach IF winter us it advance.
from the Pacific coast eastward in the
great current Of westerl y winds. II
serves to clear up the old mystery Of
American winter storms, showing tina,
thcy originate il the Rocky Mountains
upon whose cold aud loitiest summit.
in Nevada, Utah, Colorado and Wy"m
ing the vapor laden air of this wave
coming fr"m over tie warm Pacific, i
now seen to be condensed in the over
iwheli,ing SHOWS OF the f"rty-6rst paral
) lei As this vast aerial wave is proba
bly, like the English wave, continue.
in like undulati"ns for two or three
months, it may assist in explaining thu
comparatively high temperature AM
light precipitation in winter along Pu
gets SQUAD and eastward.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

SrArE o. MiNNErSrA.
nppA kuF,

SrArE o. MikxErSrA.
ExscUrIvx DkPARrnxHr.
Acknowledging with gratitude and praise
the infinite blessings with which God in his
goodness has covered our State and Nation,
and in compliance with the practice Of oar
ancestors. with tho statutes Of our people. and
the recommendation Of the President o: the
United States. | do appcint THURSDAY,
THE TWENTY-ElGNTH DAY OF NOV
ENBER. inst, ~ = day Of public shArksg'v'
Ing and prayer.
The people Of Minnesota have abundant
reascn for ,hankfulncss. Our harvests have
been plentiful: thousands Of the sons Of toll
have come among Us from less fsv"rcd lands.
and here have made homes to their own ad.
vantage and that Of the commonwealth; peace,
With all its inestmatlc benefits. has rsigned
undisturbad within our borders; important
ieterna! improvements have been completed,
and others inauxurated essential 70 the ad-
v.scement Of Our material interests !;
snd the educational, moral and religious con-
di,ion # our people has been promoted, while
10 canine, pcs Hence or with spread disorder
Aas afflicted tho land. The blessiugs Of kind
Providence crown tho year on every hand
Joy, prai.e and thauk:alness should bound
"Clsp your hands oil ye people; shout unto
God with the voice Of triumph"
"Msrey and truth are.'ust together; right.
ssusness and peace have kissed each other"
oiven under my my hand aud the great seal Of
the State At the Capitol in tho
Il. O.. city Of Ct. Pssl, this 7th dsy Of
u9RAcH AUSTIN.
By the Governor:
B. P. JsNRlsox,
Secretary o. State.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

PREVENTING EMIGRATION. - The
German government has issued a min.
isterial decree signed by Itzenpliutz
Minister Of Commerce commanding
German Railroad companies to discon.
tinue the practice Of transporting emf.
grants unless full rates arc paid f"'
persons u"d baggage: Hitherto rail
road companies have carried cm;erants
from the interior tn the scaboard At
very low rates, and baggage free, thus
encouraging emigration. The dec; &c
is arbitrary, and obstructs emigration
by increasing the difficulties in reach.
ing the sesboagd.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

,y,1L some Of our subscribers bring
% sou,e w.oJ
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-11-21

The Selections were made BY Mr.. D11kle-
man in the Eastern market and he il s1rs Of
giving satisfaction to his Old Custoness, aSl
all new ones who may favor him with eaQ-
SUITS made to order, in the latest styls
and by the most expert Tailors. ~
Store in Old Headquarters Building, eernsr
Main and Bridge Streets, Austin, MINI.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-06
'SPLAINEp lr!-Comine dow

'SrLAINED lr!-Coming down
from Winchester on last Monday
Col. B. Of our city fell In company
with . new colored sovereign Of
Randolph county, Who was On his
road to Lynn, 70 attend the Re-
publican primary election and
make known his choice for public
servants. The Col. inquired Of
him how he supposed Messrs Stone
and Ne6 would rum they being
candidates for the nomination Of
senator for that county. } Said
he: sinister Use had terrible time
'lectionering among de culled
people-ter'ble, cir! fur dey IL de
ignorentest people alive, day 10!
Ye see dey 60: up yarn agin Mister
Nef, dathe'd went agin de eulled
folks havin any Of de mummy for
larnin de culled childers. Dat
he'd been to de Leeislatur, and
wen de bill Gu nd up, he moved
to put II on de table. Now
Mister Nelf didn't do muffin out
OF de way. and Ise been dun gone
and 'splained Il to 'em fist sole
-
'em dat it had to be put on dc ta-
bic, 90 dat de Clark Good read it,
for how Good de Clark read Il
widout he had it on de table ? and
dat was sclinohsr, Mister, I tells
you now" Here the train stopped
at Lynn, and the coloretl mission
AIRY. who explained it," got OF and
marched TO the polls to deposit
his vote for his fayorite candi-
date. m tio
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Neninaaieu..Result.

The noniaating election 10 over, and The
ticket chosen b very good-in fast it eoaldn',
well help being %, from the fact that soas Of
The best men IN he county we're on tha list,
from whish to mako selection. The with.
drawal Of Of Mr.. Claypool gives the vote Of
wavns for Judge Wilson. The following q
the County Ticket:
Representatives., Lewis G Walker and
William Baxter; Judge Sixth Common Pleas
District JOnn F. Kibbsy District Attorney.
Sixth Common Pleas d istrict, John l.. Rupe;
!,roesc.tiug Attorney, Thirteenth Circuit,
Daniel ". COmstock; Prosecuting Attorney,
Csi0iaal Censi, aThoaas ]. Htsdy sCSusiy
Irsaearer. Joseph g. Lemon Sheriff; VII.
hsn B. 0tady County Commissioner. East
err District, William Brooks: Central Dis
trict, Jonathan Baldwin; Western District,
Cor nelius Thornburg,.; Coroner, John J. Ro-
10y Appraiser Of Real Estate. Jeremiah W.
Sva6ord Surveyor Robert A. Howard /,
I " nship Trustee, Samson Boone; township
Assessor, Absam ). Jefferis.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-06

Dead or Dying Where the
hair 10 unnaturally dry, you may
be sure that it 10 dy ing and unless
arti6cially vitalized, it will soon
he - dead as leaves In November
Feed the whitening fibers and
stimulate the torpid scalp will,
LYoN's KArnAIRox, and tue evil
which must otherwise soon culmi-
nate in badness. will be speedily
remodied. il 10 absolut. ~ neces-
sary Tor the health Of the brain,
that i: be kept moderately moist
with preparation capsule Of
nonrishing and invigosating it !.
LYoN's KATHAIRoM ful6lis these
conditions, and 10 the only article
that actually puts new lite in.o the
capillary tubes, through which the
natural nourishment hss ceased 10
pass. This pure and harmless
vegetable preparation 10 absorbed
by the skin of the head to tho roots
of the hair, and passes into the
filaments by the force Of capillary
attraction.
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Sherif's Sale.

~ oSr4ne ~ : noec.. P.-..-
- direcasi IN ~ s.s e.s C:n %
Coert I'm ernoes Fl sPrh,ic ~ =. ~.
49, HonsS ,oor h - To-. ~ C..s. y ~
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escis,.E n :. Ia 49, - ~
fofso1i-~ nv.e.rtv 1e.i4 ~
Re~i.sie~ n tSa sorth...t .-r.-or 49,
tionsf seetios n.mhsr tv:ctv.Scr, 81 = -. e
shiD fosrSeea n. al 49, fvo evs...
ninr ehenee vest tvesfvNtvo ch.;r. ~ -
links 70 { stake: thenec so1sh thirtv-thrss ~
ehsi.s ~ 80, n H.ss - ~. " =
at foertesu N din ~ ~, n n.ts
mora or leaa 10 a ~ a fhe IA t.,,,.S...
lines tfence wesis,div ~ ~ hc.rS... ~
% d. piacn Of hecinn;nc CONT; n;r. III.
60 ecfes. say
Also ,the follov;nv t,..4 ~ 49, A,.-
h<inr 4 pe,t az fr.et;orai ...s;or IT, :,
an8 - n tc-..s;s" .:.s.S -
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TRHl6oN3: HOUSE
John ELLIOTT. Proprietor.
CORNER OF FIFTH AND MAIN
Richmond. Ind.
PREMIUM SlhFORDrORN

4 new and distinct VARIETY. L has beea
tssted in nearly every State the past season,
has taken the high premium At State and
County Pairs wherever exhibited, North,
SostAs East and West, estity to its Superior
ity over oil other varieties. With equal
chance il has ripened from two 10 three
weeks earlier and produced from one-third
arc facts. Every Farmer should send stamp
for circular. giving full description, History
and Testimonials. No bought or bogus testi-
moey. % hanbug. Quart By mail POST
paid, &C.,; :, 81. Peek BY Express or
Freight, -. Half bushel, dolls; bush., s
dols. Address 8. r: FANNlNG, yamesaOst,
New York. l-lwd
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Senator Summers heAvey pro :
test against the organisation and
jurisdiction Of the Senats French
Arms Investigating Committee,
followed - Il Was by . practical
submission 10 the authority Of that
Committee, has no special sig
niacance. except as an illustration
OF his learning, dignity, and con-
sistency. For ourselves, We pre-
fer the attitude uf Mr.. Schurz. who
with. eqnA: grounds Of complaint,
did not hesitate to CO operate in
every possible way with the Com :
mittee There 10 no doubt that
the examination has been fair and
thorough, and that it has failed to
reveal corruption or diagraeeful
conduct Of any kind. though some
Of the acts OF the Ordinance De-
partment and it, officers may be
open to criticism Christian
Union. 81
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CONNECTICUT RESPONDS TO
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
THE LAND OF NOTIONS ALL RIGHT .
Another Little Ground Swell Of the
Esd People

We are glad to say TO our readers, that Con-
necticut gave no uncertain sound on Monday.
The Republicans elected Jewell, their candi-
dats for Governor, bv ~ Increased majority.
The Legislature 10 more than ever Repub-
licap. This ipsurss . Republican U. 8. Sen
ator u plaes Of Ferry, (Dsnoerat). Glory
enough iss ons dsy,
Little Rhody. too. 70 o. K. and speaks
for Grant and the. Republican Party, -
smphatisally - did her sisters Of New
Hampshirs and Conneeticutt.
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THs TmsArRE .-Last night the
amusemsnt-loving people Of our
city again hal the pleasure Of st
tending an entertainment given by
F g White and his we'll known
and favorite dramatic and opera
troupe. The troupe have met with
great success throughout the State,
aod present anentire new roper.
toire Of pieces, among which. til {
claimes special notice, ,s Dot or
the Cricket on the hearth, a drs-
matization Of Charles Dicksn.'
story which speaks for itself.
Last night Mr.. White--or old
White % he is called appeared
in the beautiful romantic and
Legendary drama, Rip Van Wrinkle.
all who were not present missed
rare treat, and We trust our people
will show their appreciation Of the
merit Of the company. Tonight by
giving them . crowded house.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-06

STATE TEMPHRAxC. CONVENTION
= Yesterday We stated that frag.
msntary faction Of the temperance
party would meet in this city to-
day and nominate . statc ticket
The prophecy has been more than
fulfilled. A fragment Of the frag-
ment made the nominations, the
main body Of the convention hav-
ing split on the question Of put
ting . ticket in the field. The
ticket runs - follows.
For Governor, s B Falkener Of
Marion county.
Lieutenant Governor, DR.. w H
Kendrick, OF Marion county. !.
Secretary Of State, Sylvester
johnson. Marion county.
Treasurer Of State, w II Mullen.
Congressman ut large. L n
Ninde. Allen county. =.
Reporter Supreme Court, J w
Cromwell. Allen county.
Clerk Of Supreme Court. J B
Knott. e;Ei
Superintendent OF Public In
struction, John N Alcott Of Ma
rion county; $50
Attorney General, i'm Wash
burn, Allen comfy. o. gci'aa
The Conyentlon condenncd the
Journal for indifference to the
temperance cause. This Was 10
have been expected, and We do
not CON- plain Of our castig atien.
We would like to say however,
thst with the Journal Temperance
is . part OF it's religious belief
not political faith-and We hold
our views opon The subject apart
from any political purpose. The
idea that Temperance has anything
to do with politics 10 ex-cly on .
par with the idea that politics and
religion 60 together lad. Jour.
nal. Gf; Seas
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The assertion OF the Radical
that the Withdrawal Of Mf Clay
pool, WAS the result offs set up
job or that it was instigated by
and through the influence Of 6ena-
tor Morton, or that he took any
part whatever against Mr.. C.. or
in favor Of Judge Wilson, in our
recent nomination for Congress in
this district. 10 false in letter and
in spirit, aud only shows that its
editor 10 deter mined to be not only
unhappy, but to remain in the gall
III bitternens and IN the bonds Of
iniquity.' Let him lie there
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SWEET CHESTNUT. &c.

The most valuable Timber and Nut Ptoda-
eng Tree on the continent. SOC, 900 yet un-
sold. 4 l6-page circular free. Send for one.
Chestnut Seed preserved for plantipe, Der
pound 50 cts, By mail postpaid. A As
page Catalogue OF Beautiful Flowers and rars
Plants free. Plants sent safely bv mail anv
dhtanss. Try il. Nurseries established is
years. 100 acres, 3 greenhouses. Address
SIORRS. HARRISON q CO., Painesville.
Lain Csanty, Ohio. I-4wr
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DR.. Annie n. s. Potts, OF Adrian,
Mich.,. was In the city . few days
ago. The Doctor has just COM
pleted . very successful course Of
lectures in parts Of our own State
and Western Ohio, on Anotomy
and Psychology. and ether subjects
Of interest to any one who would
know the house they live in
Al tho request Of . number OF
friends she has psrtly consented to
give . course OF lectures in this
city, next fall If % there will be
IN opportunity TO hear one Of The
beat and most instructive Lecturers.
on this subject. there 10 in the
field