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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30
The CrODS.

WASHINGTON, October 23.-The DC.
tober report OF statistics of the Depart
ment of Agriculture includes digest
of returns from counties producing a
large portion of the corn crop of the
United States. It is not final report
on the quantity compared with last
years crop, but the last report of the
season upon the condition of the crop.
The average is eighty-four, or sixteen
per cent. below the normal crop. The
October average last year was 1O8, or
eight per cent. above. The crop
last year was estimated at 1O,-
900. 600, 600 bushels. In view of the
decrease of four per cent. in the area,
the indicated reduction is about TWEEN.
ty-three per cent or $50: OOO, 900 BUSH
els. Tho only States returning an av-
erage condition are Georgia, Florida,
California aud Oregon. The other Az
erages are as follows: Maine 81, New
Hampshire SO, New York 50, New Jer-
sey sc, Pennsylvania SO, Della ware 76,
Maryland 81, Virginia "a, North Caro-
lima SO, South Carolina SO, Alabama 81,
Mississippi Sc, Louisiana 81, Texas 70,
Tennessee 81, West Virginia Sc, Ken
lucky "a, Ohio 50, Michigan IS, Indi-
ana 81, ILLINOIS 67, Wisconsin IS, Min
ncsota 81, Iowa 81, Missouri rs, Kan
sas 66, Nebraska II.
The St. Louis Bridge.
The commission of engineers ap-
pointed by the War Department some
time ago to examine and ascertain
whether the bridge now in process OF
construction across the Mississippi
River nj St. Louis will. when finished,
obstruct navigation, made an elaborate
report, which has been published.
They find that the bridge, as at pres.
eut designed, will prove serious Oh.
struction to navigation, and, rs it is
imrracticable to change the plans Of
the bridge or to raise it except at an
enormous cost, they recommend a
canal or open cut behind the eastern
abutment Of the bridge, 120 feet wide,
extending from 81 point 800 feet above
the bridge to 800 feet below it, with Il
draw of the same width. They alse
recommend that arch :russes like those
of this bridge be in future prohibited
in plans for bridges over navlgable
streams.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30
DETERMINATION Of Field Mice.

The question of the best method of
discriminating field mice is one that
occupies the attention of the German
agricnlturists to u much greater extent
than in our country, where it is only
exceptionally that the numbers of these
pests become so great as to cause very
serious mischief. Their ravages in
America appear, in a considerable de-
gree, to be confined to tue destruction
OF young trees IN nurseries during the
winter season; hut in Germany the
loss OF crops, annually, is SAID to re-
present Il very considerable per cent
age. So grave, indeed, is the import
ancc Of the question, that it invokes,
from time to time, the direct action of
the government of the several states,
which pay out large sums every year,
although the price per capita for the
destruction of the mice is fixed ut a low
rate. They also give rewards for the
best kind of traps and best modes Of
setting them, as we'll as of poisoning
preparations where traps are insuffi~
Gent. Among the poisonous prepare
tions authorized by the government of
Wurtembnrg is grain soaked in an al
coholic solution of str Anine. But
this is said not to penetrate deep
enough to answer its purpose, the rains
washing it off and rendering it innocu-
GUS, the strychnire being lett as a
powdered coating On the evaporation
Of the alcohol. This preparation has,
therefore, been replaced to advantage
by Il solution Of the arsenite of soda or
potash, colonel red by fuchsin, SO as
to make it more distinguishable.
This has proved to answer tolera,
bly, well but still more approved
preparation consists in mixture OF
one part of arsenic, two parts of meal,
and two parts Of brown syrup or sugar,
made up into little balls or pills. This
answers al excellent purpose for OK
terminating mice around the house :;
but if used in the fie Ill it becomes ne
ccssary to take some psecaution to
prevent it's being devourel by birds
and domestic animals. To avoid this
difficulty it is placed within the mouse
holes or run-ways. which are then
closed by stamping upon them. BY
the systematic application OF this
remedy, it is said that fields completely
overrun have been freed from mi. i'll
the course OF II few weeks.
"WHo owns this house2" inquired
one of the sanitary police force of De-
troit, as he entered house in the
Sixth ward to serve a notice. The
woman had black eye, the man IL
bloody nose, and both were painting rs
If exhausted. "Who owns this house,
l say 2" demanded the bluc-coat. GA
Gent cn Lafayette streets owns il, re
piled the woman, ''but il You want to
know who rams 1t, just sit down a few
minutes until We have one moro clinch
to decide the question"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30
Another Of the Mysteries OF Paris.

A mysterious crime has just been
discovered. About ten days ago cab
driver, named Jacques Drouet, came in
with his vehicle, and reported that he
had been stopped by woman, who
told him to drive her to the brldg of
Asnieres. On arriving, the woman got
out, and sad that she had no money to
pay her fare, but begged him to take
her gold watch and chain, and she.
having his number, would come and
redeem them. He did so, and showed
the watch and chain. But soon after
he lett the service, in spite of the OK
postnlations OF his employer, and has
not been seen since. A day or two ago
the body of a woman, young and cic-
gantly dressed, WAS found in the Seine.
amt in her dress pocket was the mum
Der of tins cabman. There was no
money or val"ablc=. jacques Drouet
has been tracc'l to Belgium by the po-
lice, but, if caught, it will not he easy,
perhaps, to convict him OF the crime,
all the performances going to prove
Chat the woman committed suicide.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30
Dress I'l0inly.

Some one has given the following
reasons why people should dress plain
ly on Sunday These reasons are as
valid any other day in the week
It would lessen the burden of many
who now find it hard to maintain
their place in society.
It would lessen the force of tempta-
tions which often lead men to barter
honesty and honor for display.
II there was less strife in dress ut
church people in moderate circum-
stances would be more inclined to at
tend.
Universal moderation in dress at
church would improve the worship by
the removal of many wandering
thoughts.
1t would enable all classes of people
to attend church in unfavorablc
weather.
II would lessen. OH the part of the
rich, the temptation to vanity
It would lessen, on the part of the
poor, the temptation to he envious and
malicious.
1t would save valuable time on the
Sabbath.
It would relieve our means from y Sc
rions pressure, and thus enable us to
do more Tor good enterprises.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

Four years ago England imported
from Australia f3OO worth of preserved
meats; hast year il was II million in val
tie, and is expected to increase rapidly
in amount as tho prejudice against
preserved meat wears off
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triehtna Nritiu,r

The Oricntals are very f,stidious
about writing, and photographers enjoy
II nigh reputation among them. 1t is
SAID that each letter of the Arabic al
phabtt requires one years practice be-
lore the writer is able to execute it in
the thoroughly approved fashion. A
line hand IS tn" first and most import.
ant, and sometimes the only sign of q
good education. Fine specimens of
writing arr: often giltlcd and framed tn
hang up in rooms, as We use pictrrcY
which nrc forbidden to- them. TN,
prices paid IN pe'si,, Turkey, Egypt.
&c, for specimens Of tho writing of
!anot,, scrhrs are often fabulous.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

A MAN ut Dallas, Texas, got IL whole
apple in his mouth, but it had to bc
cut to pieces before it could be got out
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

GooD MErAL-An iron will, a silvcry
voice, plenty of brass, and Il little tin,
win golden opinions.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

ANNA Dickinson wants &49(l talk
this seasUn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

Tue head men Of Toledo are called
'Toleloughheads,"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-30

The following beautiful lines were copied
from an album Of Miss Della -, OF Eliza
beth N T..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-20
pared for service, and will be ready in
about two weeks. y i. 8.

pared for service, and will be ready in
about two weeks. 80 S.',->',.' = .-,s,''' -
NEW YORK, November l9.-The argu.
ment for arrest Of Judgment in the
Tweed case will be- heard Saturday.
Adyioes. from Santiago de Cuba, dated
the ;12th instant. say, that on that day,
the captain OF the British steamer Niobe
and the British CONSUL at Santiago were
in the prisou, and had interviews with
the captives, who remained alive. Il
was expected ut Santiago that the
United States steamer Wyoming would
reach there on the 18Th.
Teiexrnphic-Commc Reports.
COLUMBIA. November 20.-Sules OF
cotton yesterday o. bales-midlIine
1870. .
LONDON, November 19. -Consols 90 s.
@0234. 5'9l1a
PAKls, November 10 Rertes 57f.
300
LIVERPOOL. November l9-Noor. =
Cotton dull aud unchanged; sales lO, 600
ba'ea; speculation aud .xpnr; 900; up
lands, not below l''a rli,!dling. shipped
in NoVemher and December, S3.l6;
sales include s. 500 bates Of Amrricuu.
NEW YORK. November l9-Nnon.-
Cold opened at o2s-nnw ga Stocks
dal dai' Mohr.y,7 BID. Exchangc
"a; short S9. Governments strong.
Stnte bonds quiet. Cott'n easier; sa!. s
i.327 hales-uplar.ls 1875; Orleans
1925; iutnres openc "sf"ilowr: Noycm-
ber IL 1916; Drcen,her il7s. I5; Jnnu-
niry l6ik. Is 3.16; February Is TIC
Flour firm. Wheat sh.:d. tirxorr.
Corn s.lvAncing. Pork an.rt and Nm.
changed. Lard quiot aud iiru-ai,l
steam ll.16. Frelghts firm.
7P. M.-Cottor-net receipts 2a4l
bales; gross 5.111; futures closed steady:
snles Ia. 200 abales. as follows: Novec.ber
l4A, IA l3 l6; December 14zs, 14I5.lG;
Janueryl5 3-16, Is 7-32; February
15H; March l5 1916, 157S; April lG1s,
16 16. Cotton dull; saies 2 225 bales.
ut l6I6@15a6. Flour activer and firmer
-common to fair extra 3T97. 10; good
to chnico 7.15MlO75 WhIskey firmer,
ut 944@95. Wheat gas, better, will
good export and free milling demunt: ::
holders tirmuess restricts transn ctiuns-
winter red Western l50(0I55. Corn
l(91o. better. with good export inquiry
yellow Western 70. Rice unchanged.
Pork weak-new IL So Lard steady.
Frcights quiet. Money active, ut I.
Sterling firm, at 7. Gold 9Is(191l.
Governments strong aud little doing.
States quiet and prices better
CINCINNATI, November 19.-Flour
hrm, at 6O07.0O. Corn in fair de-
mand and higher-shelied So; enr So;
new 1904 Pork II so; bid for No
yember IL 90. Lari-steam ia; kettle
II; Jobbing sales TX. Whiskey steady.
baoon hrm-jobbiDg sales OF shoulders
AZ 6(96A; clear rib 6}s; clear 65S@631.
LOUISVILLE. November Flour
steady. Corn in fair demand, at 580
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A NEW WRITING MACHINE. writing
machine on sffnla mt Washington, d. o.,
i. thus described: The machine is about
the same size as an ordinary sewing ma.
chine, and can be- worked by q child
who can spell aB easily as by grown
person. It consists OF series OF forty
two keys, to which are attached two
steel hammers, and each one OF these
represents letter. figure or punctu-
alton mark. The keys are arranged in
four rows, like the keys of an organ.
and are operated on precisely tho same
principle. The hammers are arTung.d
in circle. and when the key ia prepscd
the corresponding letter moves to the
centre, receding again Immediately
when the pressure is removed A space
key is provided, by means Of which the
spaces between the words are made.
Mr.. Washburne, Of San Francisco,
patented IN improvement on the ma
chine. mud he contemplates the use OF
printers ink. In the original tho color
ls taken from d prepared ribbon, which
Is b9tween the hammer und tho paper.
At the end Of cach line the machine is
adjusted for the next line by means of IL
ireadle, which is worked by the feet of
the operator. By this machine three
times as much work eau be written US
al ordinary man cun write.
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81. Pork 18.O 90. Bacon firm-shoulders
sclear rib 694; clear Z, packed:
Lsrd--tiesceg g7A@5;- keg 9; good in.
qniry.| Whiskey steady, at 86.
81. LOUIS. November 19-Flour
dull and unsettled -superfine winter
8. 4@4 90. Corn firm, with fair de-
mand. Whiskey lower-round lots IS.
Pork and bacon quiet.
AUGUSTA, November 19.-Cotton
quiet and unohspged-m middling 1897;
receipts l,5lS bales; sules 1900.
CHARLESTON, November 19.-Cotton
-s!r:ct good ordinary l3tHz; not receipts
1889 bales; exports TO Great Britain
3.Q52; continent 3.070; ooastwise 1874;
sales 500; stock 80. l8O.
SAVANNAH, November l0.-Cotton
easier-middling 1926; net receipts
:659 bales; exports to Great Britain
80: 3:3o7; coestwisc 9, 33S; stock 1854.
WILMISGToN, November l9.-Uotton
steady-middlIng IA; uot receipts 16G
bales; exports to Great Britain 5l3;
coastwise 300; sales 10; stock l.54C.
BosroN. November 19-Cotton qniet
-niiddling l5il9 uet receipts oil bu!eH
gross 2S7; sales 250; stock 6,OUO.
BALTIMORE. November 19.-Cotton
dull-middllng l47s; low middliug 14ls
gross receipts 1924 bales; exports coast.
wise 170; sales $50; spinnc,s l75; stock
l0.517.
GALVESTON, November 19.--Cottou
firm; net receipts 1,U32; sales GOO; stock
32,l16.
MOBILE, November 10 Cotton quic.
aud ensy-Milsl;ing 14,s; low midullng
IA; strict good or,l,,..,,y 1917; n.: re-
csipts G19; export, coaatwise TtI; su.c,
7OO; stock 26,326.
New ORLEANS. November 19.-Cotton
hrm-middIing Is; low middling AZ;
strict good ordinary 1914; net receipts
4,G37 bales; gross 5.627; exports to
Great Britain 2.007; sales 1000; stock
LOG. .G26.
NuRFoLK. November 49,. Cotton oniet
low m,ddllng l354; net receipts /, 767
bales; exports constwise ], ,574; snles $50
stock G,9S4.
PHILADELPHIA. November l9.-Cot-
ton quiet; net receipts l4S bnlcs; Z, O il
G60
NJ. Mrlils. November 19.-Cottou very
firm low pidding 1391; receipts l, ,54l
bales; shipments l.G93; stock 2i,9SS.
Epitarh on locomotive-Culliai
tour or tive she bore: the Signals we're
in vain; grown OLD mud rustcd. her
boiler busted ani smashed the excur
sion trniu.
A fashionable yonug lady dropped
one OF her false eyebrows in church
pew, and badly frightened young mau
next to her, who thought 1t wus bis
moustache.
Minnesota is training two blind
bruisers for d prize fight. No harm
will re,ult from their bunying-up each
others eyes.
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Drs. Greene. Lindley & Bentley's
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINES

COMPOUSD EXTRACT CoRYDALrs.
" the gieAt vegetable Alternative for ali
discusses arising from impure blood.
DIR. GIsEENE'S FIT CURE, for tho
cnrc of Epilepsy, Fits, Spasms, and convui-
sions IF Hi kinda.
h"dicntcd Honey. for Coughs, Colds.
bronchitis, Group, and all diseases OF the
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Specific, a certain and speedy
cure Tor Senra!Sia, Rheumxtisuf,' Nervous
Head-achc, and all nervou. pains.
Wabash Valley A8ur Cure. Contains
no Qulnine. most positive femedy for
GhilA, Bilious Fever. and Coneestions of
LIVER anu Spleen Acts like charm,
Prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte. N
q. -
For salo by W. @. FISHER,
NOV ~ lSf Columbia, s. @.
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Wines andIInnor,

Wines and Liquors.
III WHISKEY.
paollico Club Pure RYE WHIsKEY.
puro Old JAMAICA RUM.
Otard, Dupuy Co . ceiebr ated BRANDY.
Pure Old HOLLAND GIN.
Old Sherry and Madeira WINES. N@
Heidsick, Carte Blanche and other choice
CHAMPAGNES, on hand and for sale low by
Nov 20 JOHN AGNEW d SON.
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When Christian man finds the times
too hard to give dollar to religious
purposes, and spends three dollars next
day for gallon OF brandy, you can Just
bet your last nickel that the devil is
satisfied with the canvass.
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gond mother was trying to explain
to young hopeful in town, tho other
day. about fighting ayuiust the dcviI
Alter telling the little fellow who the
devil was, and how hur,i hu was to sue
ces,fully resist, he turned around and
said: Mamma, Ia be scared Of the old
devil, but ii was to come across one
of his little devils, Id knock the stul1iug
out Of h!tu."
A young lady of Terre Haute, Ind,
has proved her ability to support . hus-
band hy shooting over 100 ouails this
season. jerks remarks on this that he
has shot over LOCO quails this season
himself, but he never kills any. He u.
ways shoots over them.
The Memphis Acu!ancAe thinks "Lhe
tait elections have disposed of the C;c ,ar
business; and as there is no Cesar in
tue White House. lot the press turn It's
attention to the SelZerS to assemble in
Washington on the first Monday in De-
cember."
The B"echer scandal is dead; Tue
Bowen5 ure ont vi business: Theodore
Tilton is repentuut, and Susan Is. An.
thoi y sleeps with hot brick at hel
feet.
Chicago druggist asked wcmar
what she wanted Oi arr euic, and she re-
piled. Il want it for rats and my old
man." Her frankness stopped the sale
There are new in operation over 8, OO(
oranges, 5000 of which have been or
ganized this year. 1000 wore organized
in tue mouth of October.
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Why the South is Poor.
For ealo by
Nov 10 l,t

ENEOM the cradle to the grave, we are
H dosed with all kinds Of unknown Medi-
thing.
:, Ii yonr baby ID sick, you give it Northern
soothing syrup, instead OF Heinitsh's Rose
II your Liver Is not right. you take North
ern f!lla, instead Of the :'Blood and Liver
Pills"
III your BLOOD is impure, you take North
rrn eaiariila, instead Of the Queens
Delight"
Ii you have Chills and Fever. YOU take
Northern chill cures, instead Of Eeinitsh's
Vegetable Tonic
Our health and our wealth is thua de.
sstroyed. Encourage your own doctors; take
that YOU know ere good. Heinitsh has an
experience Of forty years in making ali
kinds Of Medicines for every disease known.
90 at once and consult with him. For sale
Oct II
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Something for the Children
SUFFERlNG with Coughs, Colds. Group,
~ Dlphtheria: Cough Connections, Cough
LnZenges, Althca Drops and Jutube Paste.
AL excellent for Coughs and Colds, Fresh
asd good, at
Nov st lIEINITSH,S DnTTG sTOpr
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Just Received.

Just Received.
ONE car load fine KENTUCKY
HOGS, which will be sold CHEAP.
@ apply at Bearden's- lot corner
~. boundary and Main streets.
NOV ~ II J, Fl. SMITH,
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ALMACEN- TALLER
CALLE DES JUSTO NIjlEGO ID.

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potable p0blico. en- eanhto do una modira ia
tfihaeion conventional. en sodo 10 quo abrAxa
al sisuiente gsnnneso.
So hAeo toda elase dn tastalactoaca de- Eulrfia
pata gas q agua en las eaaAA O ratablrclmiea atss
pahlaens . AagGscalaruA
LlinplessA dn tubua. IAmparass eompoascion
de anltxAA g6aAA
Rnpasaeioa dc bonahAa de aaeAg aqua. cons
TRACTION de fAFofts do tOdg To eoateEuicntr
hoIAlaseahA ruaan para t1sl0 10 naeneionass
.sssnta on suta 1Iidoa opeFagtess admtsira tara.
blun alsoaoa EaasnAlra para Ia Ampsnza De
lAzapA1AA-
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Aviso Importance.

Los anuncios y comunicados que
desde hoy SO inserten en- el BoLET1N
MERcANTIL han de ser satisfechos an
ticipadamente, como es costumbre en-
todos los peri6dicos.
No puBlicaremos ninguno de la Is
la que no yenga acompanado de su
importe, 8 POI, conducto de nuestros
agentes.
Puerto Rico % enero de 1873
Ell Administrators, E. LarrOca.
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BOL I IN MERGAlI'IL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORAN0 DEL PARTLDO De Los EgP ANOLES SNGONDICI0NBs

Dfcese con toda seguridad que Sc han
reconciliado los generates Cabral y Lupe-
ron, que este 1ltimo ha sa.sdo de Curacao
para Haiti para combatir unidos contra
Baez
Sost60sGs, tebyero 11.--Noticias de San
to Domingo anuncian senales de disturbios
en- el interior de la dsla por 10 que ell go
bierno dominicano ha enviado tropas de
Puerto Plata.
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PLANCHAS DE AtRCAR R0PA Y MADEIRA.
LE'rRAs DE MADEIRA
para IetreEos de esfabIecimisnso.
TVMBREs IN sECO 4 HUnEDOs
propios para casas decomerciO y oJfct,sas

Contands para estos nltimos, con un surtido esco-
lido dc nsaquinitas de dlferentea classes tnmaos,
para cplocar In plAnchas de los timbres
En- I'll iestabieeiEnisnto do PEREZ 50 dice que NO,
ToAo enanto sea uecasarin, 80 h.ra para que el p-
bIico Qnesle pnteramente coinpl lacido en- cualqueF
de los diferentes ramos que abrazn 10 profession.
ConStantementa has para Ia veuta un surtido de
metros" de 'tnetal9 sihuIoB de 1esn, cola blanca
namadn ge' 'atinn. hnAt0nes de vnrIas maderas ea
pm lchosas del pas ipiaidgd de ohlstgs iodos dc Ia
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