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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09
Real Eskato..

The call for land il greater in this
section than it has besn for several
years. Scarcely . day passes without
bringing into the country one or more
new settlers. The real estate dealers
are heseiged constantly, and private
parties are ssssiving applications Tor
choice selections which have been held
for high prices. The effect Of this
influx u not felt alone BY dealers in
land. Tho horse markets are thronged
With purchasers. The harness shops
can no more than barely meet the de-
maud upon them, The wagon makers
sec specimens Of their haadicrsh daily
rolling Of into the rural districts. The
hardware merchants are sending out
tons Of wire, to DO used in the con.
struction Of fences; the lumber dealers
are measuring boards by the thousands,
each day, for building and the making
Of general improvements the agricul.
tural implement men have pushed more
seedsrs into the::6eld this spring than
during any previous one; the msr-
chants are buying larger stocks and
better aseortments than the trade has
hitherto demanded !; the grocer. are
preparing to bring everything in their
line, from the best sources, It the short.
est possible intervals,-th furnishing
the freshest As we'll ~ tho best. In
fact every department Of legitimate
business seems characterized With q dc.
gree of energy and activity, quite nm.
usual in cities no larger than ::this.-
presasing good degree of improve
s'ent and prosperity.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09

The municipal elections in most Of the
western states, have just been held, and
In nearly every city the temperance peo.
pie have been successful, or have made
immense gains.
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STATIONERY.

A. A. Harwood printing for county
......... ..... ..........l
4. A. Harwood printing for county Of
IL
A. A. HarWood printing for county Of
~
Carter Hussey 4 Curl ! quire decd REQ
~
Pioneer Company st. Paul II quires Of
1e&el DIenAS ...........
Carter Hussey / Curl stationary ......... 81
A. A. Harwood printing for county Of
0S9sss ID
Tribune printing, Co. Is sssessment
IL
Tribune printing Co. 1000 tax state
menCSss... 80
A. A. Hsrwood printing for county Of
....l "
Preas printing Co. for sheritfs record,
and 20" certificates on foreolosure...... a
Smart : Parsot Is qufrsds~d rscord....... 20
Carter Husssy 4 Curl stationery for Co.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09

A. A. Harwood stationary and prfn-
A. A. Hsrwovd printing for county OF.
Carter Hussey / Curl stationery for
county officer. ........................ ....... 4
A. A. uarwood printing blanks for
county oftices......
Palmer Winsll 4 Ca. deed record...... ;
A. 4. Meigs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dorr / Void stationery. .. ...................
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GENERAL ExpENcEs.

.. w. Pratt room rent for grand Jury 10.
&. ". Robinson weekly Pss<s subserip-
.........
- r.. williams express charges and
........... ~
q: ". Bateheldsr atty fees In case
mower County ", Snith............ 100
*. Williams postage and sxprssssgs g.
g. c: Hunt for ball Ior keeping prison.
er 81 dsys......... ........ ................ H.
=. Q: Wheeler cash psil in procuring
testimony in case Move. Co. VI. Smith a..
J. p. Williams 2 days services on audit
service: day On :.ditnx
.s....... 81
George W: kobinson for keeping rscep-
ton record from Jan. 1879 to June lg7a 70.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09

Hon. EUGENE N. WILSON, has been
elected mayor Of Minneapolis, after a
sharp contest.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09
1TATE0ENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
or
MOVER COUNTY,
FOR THE
Year endingFebruar 1874

Total collections Of county fund in
GLIDING tho balance on hand Feb
ltru.ry 18th, >sss2e,sa
County orders Cancelled for the year
ending, February 2sth, ls73......... 3los7,4l
1884, 8
Totol outstanding orders and other
indebtedness .......... ...... 557;7l
Balance 70 credit Of county and On
hand.... ."..".... ...... ~
Fixtures iu court ROOM; office and jail$l 400, 40
Court house and 5000, 90
Poor farm ............... $4,000
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"1aadln't got their Eyes Open,"
T. A. ~~.-.:.-~ roSN -

"Haadna got thelr Eyes Open,"
In the campaign Of 1856, tho dem.
oerats were holding Il nass-meetins
when boy with basket Of puppies
appeared among tho crowd, Offering hi,
small dogs for sale. He was soon ap
preached by one Of the leaders, made
facetious by free use Of the part }
stimulus, and inquired to what political
party the pups belonged. Being as
sureo BY the youthful canine.rsnder
that they 1sr: stauuch supporter. Of
Buchanan, he bought one. Shortly
after, the Republicans ''rallied" At til.
sane place, aud the boy came out with
the rest Of bis puppies,-recommendiug
them ~ reliable supporters Of Fremont.
The purchaser at the former meeting,
was Cd the ground. aud coming up,
said, "boy! didn't you sell pups at the
other meeting r." II. did," said the
boy. "Ain't these. some Of the same
litter you: had Them" "Yes," vas an.
svered. "Wen! didn's you tell mo
that: they were Denocrat.s YES,
siEE: but. you see,-they hadn't got
their eyes OPEN"
= So With the .R<gister. Last week it
denounced the license system in un-
measured terms, but on Tuesday morn-
Jog banners were, flung out all
over the city, in jubilation over the -.
lion Of the Council ia voting high IL
;ensc. In the afternoon, noticing tho
aisplsy, but not knowing tho cause,
he, Register run its flag promptly
q tho top Of the staff, and sent a
man out to learn the occasion Of tho
jubilee. He returned, reporting
s Whiskey i dead" The flag WA
lropped to half-mast;" the Office
vent into mou ming, and the people
'sre lefs to- the reflection, that puppies
AVE ths Sane peeuliarities now that
hey had II 1856. We must not expect
hon TO- sec when they "hain't got
heir evss open."
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CoURT HOUSE EXPENSES,

J. J. + g. &. Clemmer for psper and
glass ........4 4,
Leslie L VANDERBILT repairs On JAIL. -. 10,
=. ". Allen repairs on eosrt house and
So.
Olsson + Mslkenburga for painting
court h0uSo....... 100000. "a,
George Baird repairs on court house,. 2,
Wm. Richards lumber for jaii..... ........ S.,
Merriok i Knox hardware for court
house and ...... 80,
Leslie 4 VANDERBILT mason work on
court ...... 50
Bray 4 French lumber for repairs on
court h0uee...... ....,.
Psden / Noble paint, oil, glass, for
court house...... ............ IL
J. J. 4 u. q. Clsmmer wall paper for
Court HOuso...... ~;
F. W. Allen work on Court Houso...... H.!
II. Fredrisske painting and repairing
Court House ...... ...... .,., 21.!
1906
J. J. Il G. g. Clelnmer wall paper and
curtains furnished Court Hoase........ $50
r. strangeway de.k for Court
...... 3osO
Oleson 4 Malksnburgh painting and
gsaininG Court House. 62,5
F. W. Allen work on Co. Offices ........... 49,7
II. Frederick psperipg Co. ofices....... 2l,4
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Poor ExPEKsRs.

J. n. Eighmy medical attendance on
james Kennedy ...................... 81
Fsrdaid / Kimball CONN and box for
James Kennedy .....,......... /:
Geo. ". Rsmofo bAlanee on aecount...... II
J. J. L 4. q. Clsnmsr drugs and redi-
elmo furnished pasr farm. II
W. Hays grocerisa farnish he'd poor farm II
Noble& Now hoTtsr groceries furnished
poor POI sons... .......... Il
Franklin Bailey taking care OF insane
person..
A. c. Bisbss groceries furnished poor
].
Bartlett / Me1ntire goods furnished
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r. A. Barnes ; months salary % eoun-
~ physician, and medicine for poor, 81
Geo. 4. Wilbour b Sen suit Of cloths
for II
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2e7,ss
Refunded tsxes....... ......... ......... 1855
Election .......... $3.50
Eses II selerse oase....... 13050o
100000. ...".... ass
Publicstisn Of delinquent tax A56. 90
Refunded, town Of LeKoy on back up.
pent 70
, . $sss7,7l
J. P: Williams express and postag &c.,. ISL
q. NJ Cameron atty fees case Of Hot.
49,. 5000
Press printing Co. ono year slbserip.
. tien-xeskiy pre's....:. ..........:...:... 100
,. U. Wheeler insurance on Court
5000
tisorge W. Robinson keeping reception
record to June 1st. ls74..:...... ......... 1881
l56.62
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09

THs TRANsCRIPr sts<ts to-day, upon
ito SsvENrH annual visit 20 its Thou
sands of readers, and will continue to
represent homo iossrsts, faithfully, aud
to express the most advanced opinions
upon oil question: Of pubic importance.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09

~ s',sagewsy dc.k for Sheriff. ...,... 20 90
WI" ".! nIonard' lumber for Court House
A..!;" S... $500
Court House. 80. ......... 70 -
eo'aef5@ Morgan Eoodb furnished iaii
d ~ ess ' ier Court room......... 5000
~ Y. smith csal for Co. Trcasurer
....................... &c.
a. y: Aevy cords Of wood. 2l loo
" M. Richards lumber ...,,. h61
fsrn"'d dlKimball furniture for Court
""'''.'. .............. .."............,. 1890
u, 1925
Aerr'Sk / Knox hardware for repairs
w. o." EoIrt no!'e:..."."................... 1855
WI" W.. A'cnsrd' lumber for repairs on
To"Et A!ouso......".... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1.6O
n; tredsriske painting roof to Court
mHuse $50
Aestin, stnout / 20, stove and axtures
Tor Court House. 40.
-. Atherton furnishing six statutes
:, 1or tne towns Of Clayton and Sargent 5000
Merr'ok b Knox stove and fixtures for
ov.. Ao0se MISREPRESENTATION. 1917
"err'ok d Knox stove and fixtures for
j:il.:::. $500
e. 8. n. nelson cords ofwood ............. 1890
'ctnaId & kimball for earth eiosit and
- :.'.:' .:.... ........... 1854
n ns.S h,mbsu table for ofboe...... $50
Sm!tn ~ tons coal ........l63,6 so
~ D. smith coal Tor fael..... ..... ....... 8,5a
a., 81
Aerslck Knox coal bod...... ..,......... Isl
y y. smith coal 1855 lbs....... ....,,..... 1906
~ ~ D. omHa 200 I" ...... ............... 1911:
oes' OIL WOOD and 81, 3!
=.
a. . 1915
.'... ...... ........ Il, IL!
6xPress l.0|
'''.''''' ........... 3,1
...... Isl
................ 1.2(
.......... l,5(
............ 2.7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09
JULsICEs FEKs.
jurors FEES.

VIM. N. Foster juror fsss eass state "
Minor 50
T. J. Msvhsw juror fpss case state vs
Minor and Wagner 100
Parker Goodwin case state " Dryer 50
Juror fees March and Sept. 1873
terms eouzt lss3.s4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09
STATE OF xlxnEsorA, /.
County Of Mower.

We tho u,dsrsignsd County Commissioners
Of Mower County, Dc hereby certify that tho
foregoing 10 = correct statement Of tho receipts
and expenditures Of said county, from tho Let
day Of March, A. D. 1873. to the 2sth day Of
February, A. D. 1874, - appears BY the
books in the County Auditors O6ee.
fiensd. g. J. FELCH,
'Ch'n Board Co. Commissioner.
Attest, J. p. WILLIAMS, Auditor.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-09

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
MI D.fa.,. h.. been mad. i. Ii. pay
mont Of the sixteen hundred and nine
~ six dollars which 10 claimed 70 10 due q
the date of this ,Aotiee On Z certain mortgae>
bearing d:te On tho hrst day Of April A. b
| 1871, made and executed BY Freeman n
Drown Of tho county Of Mower In The stat(
| OF Minnesota, to John White Of the county o.
| Mower iusaid state Of Minnesota, and duly re.
| corded IN the ofaos Of the Register of Deeds in
.nd for said, County of Mower, on the third
day Of April, 1871 At nine and half o'clock,
in the forenoon, in book "J' of mortgage, on
stuffed at law or in equity for tho recovery Of
said sum, or any part thereof.
NOW, therefore, notice 10 hereby given,
that in pursuance of power Of sale oontaia-
cd In said mortgage and Of tho statute in
eeoh case, made and provided the promises
described In, and covered by said mortgage to
wit:
The north one half Of tho south east qusr-
tor IN. ! offs. E. ~ Of section No. three (s)
IN township No: ono hundred and three (l0s)
north OF range No. seventeen (l7) west In said
County Of Mower, and State Of Minnesota,
containing eighty acres more or less, together
with the entertainments thcrcunto belonging.
will be sold 1T public auction, to tho highest
bidder, at the kherid's ofice inthe village Of
Austin, In said County Of Mower on the llth
day Of April, A. D. 1874, ct ten o'clock, in the
forenoon Of said day to satisfy the amount
then duo on said mortgage, principal and in
forest, together with oil costs and charges,
including ninety dollars attornsys fees, stipu.
tatsd in ssid mortgage to b paid In ease Of
foreclosure Thereof.
Datsd ct Vases, March I'd, 1874.
JOHN WHITE, MORTGAGE.
r. McGov1Hx, Attorney for the Mostgsgee,
- Wssecs, Mins.
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a'0pcr Read 1t tho Wolmaus
CH!nperauce Meeting. March
3Olh, 1874.

s'0pcr Read 1t tho Woman
INonper9uco Meeting. March
3Olh, 1874.
published by rcquest)
AT rare intervals in the course of mr.
lives, there como to us marked eras .of
opportunity and responsibility. Thcv
are the turning points in the history Of
individuals, and Of communities: where
Tic zip Of the scale, on this side, or on
that'-dctermincd it may be, by single
grain Of influence given, or withheld, in.
wolves results Of incalcuablo Importance.
In the providence of God, dear sisters,
such an era In the cause of temper sncc,
has come to pass in our day. From, tho
Atlantic to the Pacific, a great tidal wayc
OF prayer and effort is sweeping away
many Of tho foul haunts Of drunkenness
1t sways even to the other side of the
GLOBE Ito China and Japan,-to India.
whence come accounts ofpetitions, 10000
strong for the abatement of drinking hous.
ca. 1t would seem that the worldwide
curse has grown everywhere too grievous
to be borne, and tortured humanity is
breaking forth in one universal cry and
struggle for deliverance.
We, here In Austin, feel the impulse of
this great movement. We cannot ignore
or evade ito responsibilities. There is no
neutral ground on which We may take
our stand a. spectators.
Our individual, everyday opinions.
feelings, habits, and forms Of speech, all
60 to make up the public sentiment by
which this matter is controlled. The d.
viding line is clearly drawn: whoever is
not FOR temperance, is AGAINST it. Who
ever does not HELP as god gives ability
will asurcdly hinder. Let VI not BIO mis-.
understood; it is not to be expected that
We should all approve every measure
adopted to promote the cause; or that all
should work everywhere on the same plan.
There must needs be a broad margin of
allowance for "diversities Of gifts" and
difference of circumstances; but if our
hearts are set in determined(op Opposition to
every form Of intemperance, our influence
will somehow make itself unmistakably
felt, and since this is in 20 remarkable a
degree, q woman's movement, are We not
bound as women to avail ourselves of its
grand impetus. to "come up higher" TO-
take more decided and active part in
the suppression Of this great evil ? 1t does
not seem possible that any one among Us
fails to realize that it il an evil; that in
the face of all the wrongs ami woes, the
ana 2buses, the graves and tears,
the agony and shame, high as heaven,
and deep az hell, that stroIS drink has
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Tie undersigned and family have within
q short time been made the recipients OF
numerous and valuable presents from their
Good and kind friends. within the bounds
OF the Friedensburg charge IF. 5 Ii. &
w Iii impossible in this communion
ton 10 particularizc either with respect TO
names or articles, suffice il 20 say that
there were severable agreeable surprises.
The first was from Stoystown, party OF
ladies visited the parsonage and presented
their pastor with very nice quilt, (the
patch called friendship Indicating the true
blue
The second party was from the Frieden's 5
congregation and gave Mrs Tomlinson a
quilt. Snowfall. \ group of young
ladies also remembered Miss Joe with a
quilt. nc Safes, both reflect credit ON the
dOners.
The 3rd party was composed largely OF
the Frieden's choir. they proceeded TO the
parsonage in procession, where, after
singing one OF CoWper's favorite hymns,
tbey entered and presented the Pastor
with an excellent American lever watch,
and his wifi. with fine set Of silver knives
and forks. There was organization and
system about this surprise. the whole affair
was well planned and the programme was
well carried out. The last evening their
loving Pastor and his family spent in the
parsonage at Friedens. will lie long re
membered by all who were present The
singing of favori;e hymns. e. g; Forever
with the Lord, The Lord my PASTURES
shall prepare" when shall We three
meet again, &c, the addresses. the social
conversation, parting, &c, all contributed
70 make the occasion one of moro than ordi-
nary interest. There were many other
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gifts outside Of these surprises. too MINER
ous 10 mention here, rating in value
from Sl4 to J0cts.. e G. another quilt,
blanket, hble-eloth. cash, &c, sc. The
Auctioneer and clerks, Imust also mention
as having conferred tavors upon Us, they
having rendered their services gratuit0usly
on the day o. sale. The whole donation,
including surprises amounted to 5000
And we hereby REifedly and most ocrdial-
~ thank zach, one and al Of our friends
who have thus generously remembered Us
at our departure from them, for their kind
ness and love. And now. dear friends.
we wish you hearty Gods blessing in
return for your good win and beneyolence,
and bid you sl friendly and chris,ian
farewell. In taking leave OF our friends,
Dir. Editor, we would not forget the g0od
old HERALD. This good and welcome
friend has come regularly 10 our home for
l6 OF II years. Weenjoyed his company.
God prosper the friendly visitor, and may
he yet make tie Acquaintance Ofmgltitudcs
who are sill strangers to him. With
these few references to this friend we bid
him adieu.
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TIE following from The Chester RtYye-
5ieaa is simply marathon OF the expc~l-
ence Of every editor, occurring again and
again the wear through-the printer be
ing. of course. held responsible by th ese
same correspondents for non attention to
letters. when the fault Is entirely with
themselves. Scarcely week passes by that
we are not puzzled by letters such as The
Republican writes about
.-One Of our subscribers in Pughiown
wrote Us a letter last week, in which were
certain directions. and ;hcn tore his name
off the bottom. People send funny letters
10 printing offices sometimes. IL IS moth
ing strange for a man 10 write that he
wants his paper changed without saying
where 10 or il be gives the neg direction
carefully cOnceals all traces of the old one
A few days ago party sent 81 TO This OF
fee with n carefully written letter OF in
siructions 10 apply il TO the liquidation OF
his subscription, but without the ghost OF
post Office address either on letter or envel-
ope. As we don't happen TO be personally
acquainted with every one of our patrons,
these little neglecis are sometimes veta-
tious, and in the meantime the man who
did mischief scolds viciously."
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"NEwsPAPoEIAL' The Pittsburgh
Commercial comes to Us in & new spring
dress and looks as neat and trim as our
sweet heart.
The Lewistown Gazette has been great
IL improved by a new spring suit The
Gazette i q sprightly 30 column paper.
Republican ia politics, and edited by the
Frysinger Bros.
THE Beaver Radiedl. burned root and
branch" on the 10Th Of March. Makes its
appearance this week, looking handsomer
than ever. This i mark of great ener-
" on tie part ofits proprielors, and shows
a wide awake business spirit.
We are in receipt Of copy OF the Beaver
Tflaes. q handsome Sc column paper put
lished at Beaver Pa. by Michael Neyand.
Mr.. Weyand is an old Journalist and we
wish him success
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NARItED.

EBBERLINE-THOMAS-On the e30.h
OF March 1874, by Rev. B. kncpper. Dir.
Matthias Ebberlinc Of Somerset County Pa
at Miss Margaret y. Thomas OF Allegheny
County sd.
MILLER-THOMAS-On the 98th
Of March 1874, by :. J. Cover Esq, Daniel
Miller Of the State of Indiana to Miss
Catharine Thomas Of Couemaugh TIP.
BRUBAKER-MONG-On the 2ni Of
March 1874, By Rev II. F. keener, Mr..
John Brubaker OF JoAEstOwn, 20 Miss Em-
ma Aong Of StoystOwn Pa.
BESKET-NAUGLE-On April end.
by Rev. J. \ Nuuer. Mr Jacob J. Berkey
10 Miss Eve Nauglc, both Of Somerset Co
Pa
REINAN-TRENT-On tie 5th Of
April 1874. by c. 4 Brant J. p, 3Ir.
AlbeIt T. Reimln TO Gail s Inc Trent, bJ.h
OF Sionycrcck Tp
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-.r 1a- i'r spring cAicAeEs-
---.-~rr,s ,sHry6 viii soon be in season
s-g-sr AMI .rla.n. fruit treesis in
..<,--.ES made vi,h a lead pencil are
.- law
....-rrkKE Flour always On hand. and
...-.a. ga1k x Beer.ts.
--..f ,e. how irae : il. that in tae
.i.e wc arg in debt.
---a-,ant local and general news
DIV crowded out this week.
F BrEEIrs viii trade Fish, salt,
.-1. .u- Oats. Potatoes and Bacon.
FIJI supply Of large cloveT-seed Oh
- d. COX and BeerIt :.
v- r 3. ScHLAG has been appointed
SISTER II Bakersville rice Lud. Lent
e Bacon. Hams. Shoulders < sides
K Jnlb5rn * Cos, Cheap side
-y F. BLYNYER viii trade Hard
L. OILS P-uts. glass &c. ios any quan-
Maple Sugar.
-eE Dried Apples, Peaches, Corn
C-rants & at F. 4 Col52rn <
Cheap SIDE Groc-y
-.r1. TINES come again no more. For
Ss per barrel, for cash. 90 10 the
RI ani Feed store Of Cook X Beerits.
81. wliteW ashing, OF ksls1minin- II
--- shades. Gallon
{. / HoRNER-
Painter
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FNI5
the prescription OF one Of the best Female Piiysi-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with failing safe
ty and success by millions Of mothers ami children
from the feeble infant Of week old 70 the adult
Il eorrecfs seidiiy Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie. regulates the bowels. ami gives rest health
and eOmi0rt 10 mother and child. We believe it
b be the Best and Surest Remedy in the World
il ali cases Of DYSENTERI and DIARRHEA
IN CHILDREN. whether il arises from Teethilg
or from any other cause. FL directions tor using
Will accompany each hottie. None GenusneGn-
less the fac-simile Of CURTIS s. PERKINS is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Iuiy9
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DIED.

YOUNG-On the 9th Of sIarch. 1s15.
Mr. Jacob Young Of Shade Tp.. aged =
years and months.
SMITH-OR tie 3lst of March IS-3,
Mrs Caroline Smith Of Shade Tp., a-ed
O. years. ) months and % days.
NEIGLY-At the residence oi her sou.
near Berlin, on WEDNESDAY April 1T 1874.
Mrs. Polly Weigley aged .. years. The
decd. resided upon the sam farm for 60
years, and during the entire time eaj0yed
Tie love and esteem OF all her neirhb0rs.
dwelling IN harmony and peace with all.
Her remains were followed 10 tile family
burial place by large coHcoursc Of
friends
=
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Children orteu Ieok Pale and
sick

from 10 etheT cause than having worms IN the
stomach.
BROWNS SEEsTIFUGE CO4iFITS
vI-i destroy Agrfas without laJu-y 20 the easlg
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