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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Story of Tom Marshall.

Tom Marshall, says can Old Sta
ger, In Harper, at one time engaged
in such excuses that his friends became
alarmed, and determined to make al
effort to reclaim him. Mr.. NIangum
was designated to demonstrate with the
wild kentuckian, and endeavor to i'm.
press him with a proper sense Of the
peril Of his position.
"I'u hear anything you have to say,
Mangum, said Marshall, as the Scna-
tor opened the conversation.
Your friends have been greatly con-
cerned at the manner in which you have
been conducting yourself"
"Dont wonder at it, Been badly
bothered myself. Sent you here to talk
with me, didn't tley?"
eyes; they thought as I sometimes
take Il glass myself, my advice would
have the more effect"
You do drink too much, Mangum.
I've been thinking of speaking to you
on the subject. But what do you want
me to do?"
"Your friends have the greatest all
miration for your genius and talents.
They arc confident that with sobricty
and application you might reasonably
aspire to the highest place under the
government"
"What do you think I could get?''
II have no doubt you might be made
Chief Justice of the United States"
''There's been one Chief Justice in
my family 1 don't care to follow him. -
lyon might even hope to become
PRESIDENT
''No great credit to follow Captain
Tyler. But I tell you what Iii do,
Mangum you make me President Of
the United States, and if I don't make
you Secretary OF State I'll agree to be
BANKED Let's take Il drink"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
A WOman,S jealousy.

Lima Wagratz, daughter Of mod
cratc]y wealthy merchant of Moscow,
has been sentenced to six years solitary
confinement for IL romantic crime. At
one Of the theatres Lcvina Korsacky
was a performer OH wire suspended ut
q considerable height. She was pretty
and coquettish, and among those whom
she attracted was Lima Wagratz's lover.
Lima WAS made ln:ully Jealous Ivy tho
Irritation, and deliberately planned n
cruel revenge. Through her lover she
formed the acquaintance Of Levina, and
thus became q frcquentcr of the theatre
during the rcllcarsals. One day she
went slyly where the wire upon which
the performer walked, was fastened, and
cut it III two with pair of shears. The
ends she fastened slightly together,
leaving the whole in apparcntl y good
order. At night Lcvilm confidently
stepped out OH the wire, which gave way
under her feet, letting her drop to the
st:;gc floor. Her legs were broken SO
badly that she will lc a lifelong cripple.
Lima WAS ut once arrested, tried and
fonn'l guilty, and the severe sentence is
regarded in Moscow us not exceeding
Justice.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Selected MISCELLANY.

A SHOE dealer advcrtiscs Woman's
Rights and Lcfts."
Tie defects of tho mind, like those Of
the faco, grow worse as We grow DID,
Rochctoucauid.
USE what talent you possess. The
woods would be very silent If no birds
sang there but those who sang bcst.
CERTAINLY work is not always re-
q,lircd Of man. There is such thing
us u sacred idlcncss-the cultivation Of
which is now fcarfully neglected.
tl0nUlI.
No earnest thinker is plagiarist pure
and simple. He will mover borrow from
others that which he has not already,
more or less, thought out for himself. -
Charles Kingsley.
IT is in vain to put your finger in the
water, and pulling it out look for Il hole;
and equally vain to suppose, That, how
ever large "spacc You occupy, the world
will miss you when you are dead.
WE'RE VIC to take as much pains to be
what wo ought to bc as we do to dis
guisc what we really arc, we might up
pear like ourselves without lning ut the
trouble of any disguise at all.-Rochc-
tOuc0uiN.
If We use common words on q great
occasion, they AFRO the more striking, be-
cause they arc felt ut once to have a psr-
ticular meaning, like old banners for
everyday clothes hung up in a sacred
place.-G. Eyiot.
"TnE conversation of old men of aEil-
ity, before they have passed into the
siege of imlccility," says DIR. Beard, els
usually richer and more instructive t1,n
tho conversation of the young, for i'll
conversation We simply distribute the
treasures Of memory rs store boarded
during long years Of thought and ex-
perience. Conversation is, therefore,
justly regarded us the lightest form of
intellectual labor, and grows easier us
we grow older, because we have greater
resources to draw from. He who thinks,
us he cohvcrsCs, is u poor companion, rs
he who must earn his money before he
spends any, is e. poor man. When an
aged millionaire makes a liberal dona-
ton, it costs him nothing; he but gives
out Of abundance that has resulted by
natural accumulation from the lal)ors of
his youth and middle life. When All
old man utters great thoughts, it is not
age but youth that speaks through the
lips Of ago: his IDEAS Which, in their III
ccption and birth, drew heavily on the
productive powers Of the brain, are re-
fined, resolved, and disseminated almost
without effort"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Personal.

TIE Rev. Adirondack Murray ia cred
tied with having l'ai'l out s&sliO, 900 on his
GuiIf"rl, Conn.,, stock farm within the
lutst five years.
SENATOR BHOwNLOW's friends rcu4l tho
newspapers Ia him for eight mortal
hours every day, and his mimi is snill to
BIC gradually falling.
PKoF. YOUNG Of Dartmouth College
will 4" To China u observe tho transit
OF Venus, in ccorlal,cn Will, tho invita-
tioncxtcnd"l t" him by tho Government.
Tux Tx Emperor Ferdinand of Aus
trtn, IS eighty one years old, and his
birthday WI" celebrated lust month in
I'LL parts Of til" AuHtr" Hungarian mon-
archy.
Ir is reported Tint Judge lIoar h,v,
determined t" retire from public lfo at
the end OF the present term Of Congress,
aud devote hinualf to his large law prnc-
tice.
IoKD LyTroN, of England, better
known here ~ "Owcn Meredith" is in
great affection through tho death Of his
only surviving son, nsplcndil boy. Ills
little girl is also III delicate health.
A MEMORIAL window to Harvey, tho
tliscovcrer Of The circulation of the blood.
llss l~"n placed in the parish church nj
FoikcStollc, England, Ivy contributions
from the medical profession.
A DISPATCH from IL nephew of Alrxan-
der IL. Stephens, who is with that gon-
tloman i'll Georgia, snys That Mr.. Sto-
phens is in very low state Of health. 1t
will he impossible for him to return to
Washington.
KING COFFEE CALCAL1 Processes to l,o
thoroughly humblcl. The latest ,stlvices
from C"pc Const Castle brings tho Kings
thanks for tho ransom of tho Ashantce
prisoners, :l'id his assurance Of the most
complete submission to tho British flag
and to all the terms Of tho trcnty. The
King has again taken up his residence
III Coomassic.
LA L'DElrli says u certain lady of en-
inoncc III Puris has for many years been
in the ha|'ito seeing her physician dnily.
The physician always took his fec, but
never prescribed for lis patient. He
called, however, q few dnys; since, and
was denied admittancc. Tho man ii,
button" quickly explained his conduct.
Monsieur 10 Doctor, Madame cannot
receive youto-day, as she is indisposcd. u
FATHER Shyrn, pastor Of St. Mary's
Catholic Church Mt Windsor Locks,
Conn.,, died recently. He former.
~ had ~ pastorato in Boston, but set
tied inConncctic,lt forty ycarsago, being
the only Catholic clergyman in the state.
lie used to conduct service ut Norwalk
in tho morning, Bridgeport in tho after,
noon, and New Haven in the evening.
! A CORRESPONDENT who has becl
tracing the lineage Of Miss Edmoni,
Lewis, the sculptrcss, says she is hall
Indian and half Afric.l,, but that thu
blending Of these two natures is not al
together perfect. While her ict-blacl
hair OH one side Of her head is short
crisp and wrinkled, like that of tho AT
rican, OH tho other side it is long nnt
wavy, moro like that Of the Indian.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11

IMPROVED TALL.ow CANDLES. Snake
IN" week very small, and wet with spir-
It's "' '"rrr"ti'c and dry them.
tiEt:A%E no MAKE Doors Sotr.--Mix
IN I'm IRON vessel one ounce of ta;ow
han an ounce ui hrrs-wax, one table,
spoonful and !, half Of lam p-b!ack, and
u half pint OF lillsecd oil. Apply while
warm.
To MAKE Doors WAITER pHour.-All
t" one pound ofmutton suct, (or ta!ow)
one pound OF bees wax and eight ounces
ii resin. Melt aud mix thoroughly.
Apply warm Oh very dry boots or shoes
Il": leather remains soft, and water will
not penetrate them.
To MAKE PERMANENT WALKs.-To
make walks (around the house) pcrmu-
nrnt, dig them IL little more than a foot
deep, and remove the soil, then put on
thcr ten inches OF broken stone and
roll il thoroughly. The centre should
m' higher HAN the sides. Small gravel
:;|""'l'l be thrown on the stone and thor
'"'.:''ly rolled again. The walks should
i''' rolled whenever there has been rain,
Vii'''' they are moist, until they bccomc
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
AMectlOtc Of Il French (,Ollcrc.

n c"rt,il college i'll Paris is noted for
having it's l:slne changed by each new
government. TN" latest name given it
is the Fortunes I.y,r1,m. An amusing
ancctlotc is told Of this college III 1880.
There was fighting going on in the streets
with the view of driving Marshal Mar
mont from Paris and Charles X. from
France. In the midst Of the firing NJ.
Gustavc Plancllc, the Greek professor,
TRANQUILITY arrived to deliver his usual
lecture. At the college gate was IL band
Of insurgents engaged in throwing I'D q
in.rric;.dc i'll 81 very 1lllscicntific manner.
Without paying any attention to polit-
zeal principles, the learned s:lva,t, taking
pity Oh the inmxrcricl,co Of the mel,
forming Il brrastwork, translated to them
a few passages from poly''ius on the con
str,lction Of defensive works the lmrri
cadc was snon terminated, and the Greek
professor retired. The master of the
college had witnessed this scene from a
window, and no sooner was M. G,lstave
Pianc|l" inside the gate than he WAS
placed i'll d',r.ncc vile, and he was kept
there till NJ. Lcgr,nd, three days later,
WAS dismissed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
One Blast OF Ills Huglc Horn.

a tr,1mpctHr of q regiment stationed ut
til" Cape of Gool Hope drank SO m,ci,
that hc could not stand up, and in this
:sit'1ation his companions carried him out
in the open air and laid him down to get
cool and sober. He soon fell asleep, and
Il wild beast happening along and think
ing; him dead, lifted him up and carried
hun off, expecting to have u good meal
of him. The fellow on awakii,g WIS
horror struck to find himself in the
power Of u frrocio,l3 beast, who was
making oil to the mountains with him as
'nst us possible. But his fear brought
MN I" ms ~''~.s, and s,,izing his trum-
pct, which hung; about his neck, he
sounded Il terrible blast, ut which the
'"a't thumb ing h" had /. dead man to
dead with, h"c;.': AZ, much friuhtrrrI
us tlr: man at his situntiou. TI,: rrcv
was dropped and c;sltor anl c:,ptiyc,
equally alarmed, sca'np"rd i'll opposite.
directions as fast as possible.
TIE Countess dim, hrir'ss to the
throne Of Brazil, has been Obliged to
take up l,cra} ode III the brazilian Con
sul:ttc i'll Paris, in order that the pr, III
lscd heir may be- born OH technical
brazilian soil, as the statute requires,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Female Artists.

Nv" young women have lcart sudden
~ into rcputc-faMc is 81 triilc too strong
" woT'las artists. Miss Elizabeth Card
nor, .u American, has two pictures in
the Parisian "(hallcry Of 1874" The
fine art critic Of the Pail Mall Gazette,
writing from Paris, says: "Takcn alto
gcthrr, they struck nc rs being among
the most attractive performances i'll the
exhibition" An English woman, Miss
D. Thompson, has IL painting, "Calling
the Roll after :n Engagement i'll the
Crimra, i'll the Royal Academy Exllibi-
ton Of this year. At the X. A. banquet
the Prince Of Wales referred to this pic
tu~ in terms Of the highest praise,
AMI said of Miss Thompson 81 am
sure she has before her n great future, as
III artist The Duke Of Cambridge
said 81 can have no doubt that if the
young lady continues to produce such
pictures, she has the prospect OF he
coming II most distinguished artist, :uld
one of whom the country will have good
reason t" l~ proud" The royal en-
d"rsrmrnt has guaranteed the artists
future success, financially considered.
She is not yet - years old.
"What kisnl Of s;.S*,gg.'s il them ~
uu"ri'd i'll old lady Of the young NAN ct
literature nnd peanuts, us he passed
thrur.rh The trim srlliur )m,ul,,aY
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

Black comb, unlcssit DO very old ami
chokrd with pollen and filth, is as use
tut for breeding purposes rs any other.
For guide combs it is better than any
other. rs it is tough and will not break
away from its fastcnings as now comb
will. Care should be taken, notwith-
standing, to discard all comb from
which the bees of former seasons have
not Matched out. Sometimes i'll old
combs some coils may be observed from
which the sealing has not been removed.
some such cells may have small pcrfo-
ratl"nS III them, their crowns being
Sunkcn, Hld their contents dried up
others may still retain the remains of
dead brood, but wherever these aro
seen the comb should be consigned to
the mrlting-pot. for there is danger
that the combs are infected with foul
brood. HritiSh Bee journal
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Epigranls.

THE FOOL AND THE Fl.EAs
Prone M'' creek of Lucion.
fool was hilton by tho lleas
So lo PUT out the light;
And as he lid it, Now" said he.
"Iou cannot see to hito."
THE allsEH.
Fr"m tee G1,,h Of Nicdrhns.
)" flcidon wccl,s. poor mscr-
Not because death is near:
But lcca,lSc l.o bought coffin,
And paid for il too dear.
THE vliEE.
From he G,,,h IF Dem.
\ llu>iols viper onco
\ Carratlotian hit;
I;nt soon tho reptile dod
Tho blood had poisoned it.
w \ PHYSICIAN WHO WAS A THIEF
From he creek.
With nj ,lrinu Hllci,lun takes away ,liscnrc.
Eut without mcdicincs I'LL things clso Il
rlca>ts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
NCaninG Calves ON (:rucl.

The Agricultural Gazette Eng
says: Calves may he wcaned incxp:n-
sivrly upon Cruel. We have seen the
process carried out, and can state with
ont fear, that healthy, well grown
beasts may hc thus obtained. Before
giving the details of this plan We
should warn our readers from attempt
ing it unless they intend to give it
their personal supervision, or ut least
can insure its being. properly carried
out. II. we'll done it will answer. but
unless well done it is sure to fail. The
calves are upon new milk for tho first
week or ten days, and are then gradual
ly changed on to Il cruel composed as
follows: IL of linseed-cake Is crush
cd and dissolved in , gals. of hot water !;
= gals. OF hay tea and 2 gals. of water
are next added; finally, 7 1b of mixed
meal, formed OF equal portions of oat,
wheat, barley and bcanmeal, is then
stirred in. Of thisgruel quarts, with
2luarts of water, are sufficient for one
meal, and the calves are fed at 6 A. NJ,
and & T. NJ.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11

Ole Bull was once seeing the sights
at D"mnybrmk Fair, when he WIS at
trart'l Wy the sound Of IL very loud VIC
'n IN Il TENT. lie entered and sail,
- Ny good friend, Ito y,"' play hy rotc ?"
"Ihc deuce II nutc,sir.' DO You play
ny ear, th",?'' "Nivrr an ear, yer
i''"r, play Wy main strength, bo
ja|mrs.'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
An Ear Suit.

a New York gentleman lost por-
ton Of one of his cars. This curtail-
mcnt Of his beauty worried him SO
that he determined to find some left
artisan who would make him I'LL artifi-
cial organ. It was to be durable in
material, 1csh-likc in color, and so
built that it may be worn with case and
comfort. lie found his man, paid him
$500, alld went off with, not on, his
auricIllar. Proud rs boy with a
brand-ncw top, he tried on his car, but
after II time found that the wearing of
it caused him intense pain, and that
under the sun it lost it's delicate pink
color, and tanned much more rapidly
than the other and genuine nearer
This set him upon his car and started
him into court to sue the maker of his
broken member. The defense was that
ear-malzing was an experiment, against
the success of which the defendant
warned the customer, who told him
that lie must have the car, cost what it
would. The workman expended much
time upon it, making it as close an
Of the natural ornaments as
car could possibly he made.
The plaintiff got back fifty per cent. of
his investment
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
KENTUCKY bugs have taken to chewing
tOlncco to III alarming extent.


The sccrct Of C~ptiv"ti"'. Features Of
"rccia" mould, woll-turncd neck and beautifully
rounded arms, arc no doubt very nice things 10
hive, aud ladies VIII possrss these charms have
reason I" DO thankful to Aothor Nature; yet, after
all, the most captivating Of all wo,nanly charms
IL pure, fresh and brilliant com plex lon. This
supcrlattvo fascination any lady may secure by
ustnR HAGAS'x MAGNOLIA BALM
Yc Old NleaicnM Mustang I.tnsu,cnl has
produced moro cures ~ rhcu,natisrn, neuralgia,
spra'ns, sc"lds, burns, salt rhcum, soro nipples,
swelling lamsness, chnpped hands, poisonous
h'tos, stings, bruises, &c., &C., men, women nnd
ch'ldrcn and sprains, strains, CALLS stiff joints,
Inflammation, &C., In beasts, than all other lini
Or y" money refunded.
The Grand Revolution IN MEDICAL TnHAr-
AEsT, which WAS commenced in 1910, is still in
progress. Nothing ca" stop it, for 1t Is founded
the pTinc ple, now universally nowlcdgcd, that
physical vKor IL the most formidable antagonist
or all human ailments, and experience has shown
that PLANTATION HTTEns Is n peerless invigorant,
~ we'll rs the bost possible safeguard against
epidemic disenscs
Terminating the Ilair.-When the hair
ceases 10 draw from the scalp tho natural lubri-
can't which Is Its sustcnance, its vitality Is rs 1t
were, suspended, and If not promptly attended to,
badness will bs tho certain result. The sure
method OF avoiding such unpleasant catastro-
phe IL TO use LYONS KATHAInoN, which, when
we'll rubbed into tho scalp, will spcodily rc-ani-
mate the hair and prevent 1t from falling out.
THIRTY YIcAHh EXPERIENCE OF An
OLD NURSE.
MRx W.SSI Ow's BOoTRIH0 SYRUP is TIT. Pre-
scalprIOS OF Of the best Ponnlc Ply sicians and
Nurses In tho United States, and has been used for
thirty years with ncver-failtng safety and success
BY millions Of mothers aud children, frcm the fee
bio infant Of week old to the adult. 1t corrccts
at:dity Of tho stomach, wind cholic, rcgu
latcs the bowels, AMI gives rest, health and com
fort to mother and child. We believe it to be tho
Cost and Eurost Remedy IN the World In all cases
. DYSEETERY and DIARRlIEA IN CHILDREN,
whether 1t arises from T~cthing or from any c.rcr
caaLc. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. Nome genuine unless tho fac simile
CURTIS & PERKINS is on the outside wrapper.
SOLD IVY ALI. MEDICINE DEALERS.
Ciiki..-:; Or"It.N L<D<)Ik PALE AND
SICK
from no other cause than having worms in the
stonlsrh.
BROWNS vEHMIFUGE COMFITS
| VIZ: iettroy worms without injury to the chill
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring
| or other ih:nri"uA Ingredients usually used In
wOrM prcparati:.Ir
CURTIS !: BROWN, rRorn,EroRs,
NO 2l' Fulton Street, New York.
| s. Gu Druggists asd Chemists, and deulery in
| Medicines, at TwEhTy-FIvE CENTS A BOX.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11

JOh.lsOn's AnoLy,.c Liniulcut may
le used to advantage whore any Linimcnt il
desirable. IL cases Of severe cramps md
,ains in tho stomach, it is undoubtedly tho
bont article that can DO ,,nod internally
HADIrUAL constipation leads to tho
following results Inflammation Of the kidneys,
sick and nervoun headache, bilio,lsl,t,sn, dys-
peIrin, indigestion, piIon, loss OF appetite and
strength; oil Of which may DO avoided by
boing regular in your habits. and tnking, ray
ono Of Tarsons' F",yativc RUS nightly for
four or six WOekn-- Com
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
The Water Power Of Michigan.

The Detroit Tribune publishes IN in
tcrcsting paper by Prof. Wincllcll, for
merly State Gcologist of Michigan.
upon the amount of water power in that
State. He illustrates this point by
selecting three rivers, the Huron, the
Grand, and the Black. From his table
of elevations taken in Washtenaw
County, he estimates that the aggre-
gate water power of the Huron in chat
county amounts to i, 5G7 horses, having
a net value of over quarter of mil
lion of cotton-spindlcs. His calc,,la-
ton with regard to tho Grand River,
from Jackson to Grand Rapids, give an
aggregate of 81, net horsc-powers
for twenty-four hours in the day, while
the Black River, in the immediate
vicinity of South Haven, furnishes q
constant power of 135 horses. While
these results have no special signifi-
canoe so long as steam is comparatively
inexpensive, Prof. Winchcll thinks
they are Of value considering each
years dimin'ltion of tho fuel supply.
A YOUNG bachelor who had been ap-
pointed sheriff was called upon to serve
illl aCtstcliitlcllt against ayOllMG anu beau
tiful widow. He accordingly called Oh
her and said Madam, / have oh at
tachmcnt for yon." The widow FLUSHED
and said hisattaclmcnt WAS rcciprocatctl.
" You don't understand me you must
proceed to court" 81 know it is leap
year, sir, hut ] prefer you to do the
"NIrs P, this is no
time fortrilling the justice is waiting"
"Thc justice! why, + prefer l,arsol,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Sc;is<sliahlc Food.

The wholcsomcness Of food depends
nearly as much Oh the time it is taken
us on the quantity. We have grown 50
luxurious i'll our physical as we'll rs
mental tastes, that we are constantly
tempted to eat things ont of season.
ll'ltlnS to the temptation, as we often
,', VIC pay the penalty, soon or late, in
temporary or chronic arrangement of
"'rhci.lth. Thcnca which is excellent
III cold, may not be desirable in warm
weather fish is best during spring and
early summer ; vegetables and fr,;t
arc nutritious when tIlcyarc fully ripcn-
cu by s'ln and season, aud not artificial .
~ stimulated.
Nature knows what she is doing she
furnishes for every latitude the protluc-
lions iittcst Tor such latitude. We need
variety, not 50 much tone time as from
time to time. The deIicacies of the
season will not hurt us but the deli
c;tcIcs out of season certainly will, if
long continued. The appetite SO faded
us to crave oysters in July, or straw
berries III December, needs careful cor
rrctI"n by the adoption of the simplest
habits. The palate naturally rclishcs
what nature has near ut hand.
\, rule, not only is the simplest
f"'t the best food, but the most sea-
'''ablc il, in the long run, the most
Ipp"t'z'ng. There is no difficulty in
determining What we should cat, since
TIE products of our climate show us
r|"l'lIy month by month. Fish, flesh
and ir"'t, ny their plumpIlcss, tender
less and rlpclcss, themselves denote
when they arc r..ly to DO eaten. 4
sound stomach will profit by whatever
i'm ''!spoil"d palate enjoys. -,ScriLnc,'s
.;rr J"lr.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-06-11
Why Will You Suncr1

TO all persons suffering from
Rhcumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps
In the limbs or stomach, Bilioua
Cholic, Pain in tho back, bowels
or side, We would say THE
HOUSEHOLD TANACEA AND FAM
ILY LlNIMENT IL of all others the
remedy you want for informal
and external use. It has cured
the above complaints in thous-
ands OF cases. There 10 no mis-
take about 1t. Try 1t. Sold ty
all Druggists.