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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-11

Cagetillas de 90 cigarros corrientes papel,
orozuz 0 bl9neo. q B. c;detillas por peso, y
f0mando de !. peso en- adeante, 81 por un peso.
ldem dc 25 cigamos eorfentes papcl blanco.
% por un peso, y tomando dc peso en- adelante
2o. ldem dc 30 cigalrilos conientes papel blan-
co % por 81, y tomando de So en- adelante 30
ldem de Is clgaIrillos gruesos papol blanco %,
tomando de s. en- adellnte %. CaietiIlas de
Ii clgarrilos gigantes 20 por TN peso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-11
PxeECAOs EsE Lus ENvAsEs.

Ell barril dc la cabida dc 1000 cajillas cigarri
Hos corrientes 81: El medic barril dc la cabida
de 1000, 70 :tvs. El cualto harril de 700 G3 ctvs
La GAIA de cedro de la cabida de 252, So ctvs.
El enyase no determinado psecos do costos.
NQIA:-Las pcrsonas one deseen otras vito
las de tabacos no marcadas en- la presente nota
prccios sconvcncionales.
Los pedidos SO drijiran al establecimiento
Los Cd9nbios de los Sres. ]. NJ. Reyes Coupe
Calie dc la Foitaleza esquina Ia dc S Justo s
4 u. Estehan Balaguer Fortaleza 46.
P1elto-Rico T. dc Febrero de 1874 meses.
/ n L 4 Il S A N TIE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-11
ALMONEDA PUBLIC A.

Todas las exstencias del cstablecimieuto de
Ramos sc vcnderan ii martillo desde el en-
trante las , tie /, tarde cA Sill nuevo domicllio
q Fortalcza. 2-10
A Los SRES. HACENDADOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-11

Pubcase este pe6dso domingos microbes v6rnes
Cuando 10 exigen las ccunstancas Tepaense
pementos 0fdtis los sugcIptorcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-11
CUADERNO ADLER.
A SO GRUESA,
Almaccn dc Pedro Vidal San Justo num- II
TABLAS DE PINO.

Americana superior Para realizar el resto
del cargamento de la goleta Ellen Perkins Sc
detalla ell millar de pies 3GI pesos. j. Eusta
1uio Cabrera Cruz 10 &C
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-11

So detalla en- el alhacen dc D. M .teo Pelaty ass
ulihn l2-s0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-11

l. A A N d A L q 4 A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-11
PIC Il 81 II 4: a.

Paquetes de una libra picadura prens ada GO
centavos libra. dem de libra picadura prem
sada Il 30 centavos libra Idem de una libra pi-
caduIa cilindTada Il so ceDtav0s libra.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
Death If Gellit Smith.

New YORK. D~c. 26.-Gerrit Smith
died today at the house Of one If his rel
atives in this city. Mr.. Smith. in compa-
ny with Vis WIFE,. arrived in town on
Thursday, tor the purpose Of spending
the holidays among his friends. He was
in remarkably good health. his cheek rs
rudy, his step as elastic rs it had been
for many years. He had nude arrange
mcnts to meet Charles O'C@'anor on Sat-
ur'lay. He arose early and said to Mrs.
Smith that he had slept unconmenly
we'll, stating that he had no, spent 50
merry Christmas for a long lime as on
the day before. W,ile dressing, his Ut.
tcrance suddenly became indissinct, and
he was gently borne to the, bed, barely
able to say, in a faint tone, Very weak
lie immediately became unconscious
He seemed to he suffering from com
bincd attack Of ap"p3exy and paralysis
He died at about IL 80 to day, at the resi-
dence Of Gen. John Cochrane.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

AN impres>iblt believer )" the righ,
cnnsn--s Ut Republication an:! the ne
cvs<ity tor he maintenance Of the Re
publican organic .tiun, writes us tr".n
Manchester. ". II rs follows:
l am l'"king for Republican paper
whi"h | c.n subscribe Tor and Rad
without cursi"y :hc edit II tor being Il
c"pp, Ri I'D in disguise Fr"n, extracts
which have Seen 'r''n Your Columns,
l h~|ic:c YOU remain faithful t" ;he
Republican cause New En.lAnl has
u" >uch journal Our editors ha 70 all
been engaged for tw'y 'ars ia attempt
ing t" prove that General Butler and
"nr Savior w"re not tw,u3. PIE sac
send me your daily for six months -
{ Inter Ocean
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
st. / . Disappointed Of q Pardon.

The relatives Of Edward 8. Stokes, sen
fenced to four years i'm risonmcnt At
Sing 'i.,s f'r KILL; Jsn:s F.,k Jr., ap
plicdYto Governor Dix for i pardon on
the ground that, reck ,ains il the time Of
Stokes imprisoun,cns before conviction.
his3tcr:n 1T senteacc will expire J:.i,. 6.
1875 Governor Dix refused n interfere
Oh the grounds, first that the application
had been deferred till 50 near TIE end Of
hia term as Governor. and second. thai
6:okes' term Of inprisoh,nt.r does no
expire even according to;he ::b,yc Aecon
ing. TIL the. Governor is GU. of Office. It
IL said tifat7a similar application will he
lnadotto Governor Tilden. Stokes has
been in; State Prison since October, 1878,
Or about fourteen months, having been in
confinement since jane, 1871, the day
Fisk was shot His term Of sentence
will expire insD October, 1877.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
De,,aasy. kla nrin

One cause Of grief to the Mollisonites
IS, that considerable portion Of the
straight Democratic vote WAS alicnatcd
from their ticket at tile last election
They have never known just how it was
done, and we now propose to let y single
ray Of light break upon their blcared orbs
Of vision. Tie Catholics are Il strong nr.
ganizltirn in our county, usually voting
the Democratic ticket. Last fall they
were not consulted by the opposition,
but were relied upon for solid vote in
favor Of so.cAlled nntimonopolv. They
couldn't see it. Some Of r. O. Halls
Republican friends told Thomas Riley, \
good Republican,, a respectable and com.
petcnt man, and city constable, elected
by Republican votes. that if he would do
what he could to secure the election Of
our ticket, in the event Of success he
should have the appointment Of Deputy
Sheriff. Tenn took hold with i will
and enlisted his friends in the Re-
publican cause, and it triumphcd most
magniticently. Next week, Mr.. Hall will
enter up the duties of the office to-
which he has been elected. and one Of
his first official sets will be the ratifica.
ton Of the agreement of his friends, by
the appointment: of Tom Riley as his
Deputy. Good faith towards its support
crs is a cardinal principle Of the Rcpub.
iican party, and it will be observed strict
ly. One or two whose political noses are
out OF joint, would be'glad to have Tom"
rejected, not on his own account, nor be.
cause he will not make a good officer but be
Gauss they would like to have few per-
sons feel the effect which his rccoil would
produce. Submission is a virtue Of
some value and those who have hitherto
u:urp eG the LEADERS, place will learn a
useful lesson by forced position in the
ranks Of those who follow.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
/ 3 A TIL 70 PAIN [.

" Il - : 8 5 . +
READER:- Pass me not by but read what
en:, aud I viii do you good. Winter is: mp.
on W and With il it's Pains and its Achcs. II
brings rheumatism. Neuralgia. II caases
Burn., Freezes, hi b!ains. II produces Inhn
mnti"ns. Sore Throsts, Dipther,a. We meef
with ncc:dents, Spra;ns, Bruirea, Gus Sorts.z
FIR which We need something to give relief.
Go q, Dorr 4 Wnll and ge, \ be tie.ef Blk.
hy'e Dea:h to Pain. use il uccnr.ling to- .ii.
r.ctions use freely md it i. ia,ls,o give rc-'
lief take hack the tmpi h",tl- ard 81, ,nue
money Ifcdsts you nothing zsnlcfs j, cu, IS
Can you desire ANYTHING my ! irn? then
try il. Take none ether. Ever druggist au
.tharized 10 refund the money II it ,u.;s7 I'd
give relief.
your slrug giet does no, ke.S, i have l,;r,,
agents, S.. Pau, 70 II, ,}i 81, lwatfI,sa
Ainn,.s kanuf.etasess ad roiristsr
70 ne-1yS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
Corruption.

/. has been charged over and over,
that one Erwin, Was furnished with near
~ $1.O00O00 Of what is known as the Pa
c1dc Mail Subsidy, to use with
members of the last Congress, in Sc.
curing Legislation favorable to the com
pany.: Erwin admits to the Invcs:iya-
ting committee that he had the macy,
but thus far, has not given any satistac-
tory statement Of the uses to which he
put it.
During the late election it was all"dgcd
that Hon. W. S. King,-thcn \ candidate
for Congress, from the Bird dis;tict,-hal
the handling OF Il large share Of this mon
e.. This Mr. King denied repeatedly,
AMI has sia:c AID recently denied under
oath, before the com:nit;cc, that he ever
had anything to d, with any part Of the
Paciic Mail Subsidy. Since that time
the cashier Of New York bank has tcs-
tilted that Col. KING deposited iii his
bank, \ check drawn BY Erwin, for
$li5 0o0,-tl,at King sent $4,000 to II
bank. in Minneapolis, $4,000 to a bank
in St. Paul, to pay u note "f that amount
then al Tut matAring. This testimony is
considered As terribly damaging to Mr..
King, and almost, il not quite, beyond
his power to rebuff. We understand that
King says the money alluded to was
made. by him in IL stock speculation in
Wall street. and that he can show that
UGH was the case
The State Of Minnesota is interested in
this matter, because her good name is At
stake. and Mr.. King should ac! promptly
ana with grea, vigor,-no, more for tie
purpose Of cxculpaling himself than FOX
the honor Of the great State which he
has been chosen to represent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

There il Il. nc th:n unc Way "us Of "A
lii<.mms :. \ Grn,Ie".n lately told his
mile ;"ur.yc I'D daughter that it
xas hard t1u."s n'~, II she cat syrur
nn her cakes she Gu I'd n,t have butter
also. The enid WORKED her iHf.nnlr
i'h'l,s"phy m""cnt aud tH:'" archlns
ner br,ws asked. | ca, NV. tw,
:akr1, can't papa" ~" my dear.
ne rrt!iel.' lhen | will ea, butter
I" one aud syrup On the otn:r," she
mAivciy answered.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
MIR, GROVE. O.;e of LIE ECsin.ss n,

MIR. GROVE, o:.e of t..e business me
OF Hudson, los! :.bon: four nun,ir: Il 20
lars "Wednesday evening. lie plac
some jcwelry and acc,unt books in Il
btsket on closing his store for the night
took them home, placed the basket in the
hall, went to see if his house WAS safe,
came back only to find His valuablcs
gone. The basket and books were return
I'd him yesterday with the compliments
Of the thieves.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

THE 'CxEEruR.'-L'st evening as
we were crossing the Minnesota River, at
Fort Smelling, Our attention was attract
I'd TO large gat' .cring OF teams ut lit
lie sl,.ntj O the ice in the center of the
stream. lnlui'iaS the cas;se, we f'ull
that s'.nc tlrify fellow, had established
there II drinking saloon, for the bei,cfi;
(D Of the thr.'ns If 'camstcrs that travel
on the tee. There are air holes ahead
of those t;.lioW;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

On Christmas DAY. Gov. D.. is
i,-ued IL pardon to H"rsc. p. Vest,
VII" y as sent u Saltwater tram Hem
"rpi" county i" November, 1873
Ii. was conv.c,e'i vi Iu1cr'y, aud was
sent. need tor ii term oi al. tw" years.
i he par dan Was granted upon the
rcs:,..,.,:A 81. IL - Judge vand.tmrs
b., "n.tn Mt wac .entrn.c II, an !
) J, %';E5."', ti'e pr. sccutl'': attorney
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

TIE Fasib.us> D~m>crn says D.m-
aeiiy ies, The itrp"ul;can party "n &C
c'un' Vt 't~ c"r' upton np,' wn'ch the
Ws"nn, R"u"hf'cnu h4us> thIs truth
tut r-u.ark: The idea Ut D,unsliy nc
M driven tr"u' ."y hing by cmr"p-
Ito" Is peculiarly r,cn Twelve y'n-
ut oxen c"u dn | draw the hose Ut that
''pes.'ir:"us lit,ic dcm * gus away
irom a hot brick, i, he thought he
s,uellsd c'rrnptoa in il.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
SHERIFF NEWELL, of Hastings, Y

SHERIFF NEWELL, Of Hastings, was
not unmindful Of the uaf >Itunltc, o.: 9th
efs contiacd in the c..un.y Jail, and on
Christian Is dag 3 ": them ~ god dia-
ner 81, they would have had had they
been at liberty, perhaps better. Goose
and turkey were prominent on the bill of
fare, and the prisoners were earnest in
their expressions OF gratitude on this par
ticu'ar occasion if never before, aud thes,
have reason to be thankful that they ~.
i'll charg. Of humane hands.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
RnrnA !: Sea; !.

LoADnS, pc. g, 5a. ma, telegram
sh-s ';;f FL reesiYaa ffoni MADEIRA stating
'!,&' '!#,c of The Grey. Of the. EN- granf
ship Cas,..,a' |, i from London for New
TX, had 5asrivefls;,tass 81. i Il elena, and re,
ports,a si,c Gnspa:Eiek s bAs ned ssea: Tie
rc1.,sssc II q i.ss. u, Is feares
that the crew and passenge 81 the: Cos.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
Fatal E..rry-.S ,At 1'n:l;saOM

NEW YoHK. De Is Dur.
i,y heavy tag ,n;> 'tra''l' ~ th'.
Vii ,n.hurg terrr,-h ~. A:,>k I.
wa- leaving her slip On 'his l.: Of the
river, she c";!i'ls'l with the ferry. b..as
t"l''n on this Sidr If the river. kill
my one man and fatally injarinS others
lii. beats were badly d.u,ag:.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

AB.,Ur ,l,- ,ls.e,ri, c,nturJ Il, : I; IL
ne*e inv :nt.d paper nr,ncy II
tie thirteenth century this p.,sr cur.
rency, made from III. bark ., the ,nnI-
L'rrcy zee, was tbs lrsal .enle, u it!,s
Emplrc. .s...@
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
S Of Youth.

& "A gen .ic,nan who Suffered for years from
Servau. Daaiiity. Premature Deca " and oil
snt fleets NJ ypMtl.tut itdifcretiou will. for
tho sake Of aafferlng immunity, send rec. to
q, who need Ii. the reseip. and directions for
NAL i,. ]. the simple remedy by usl.ra he Was
.,,sed su1Esrets wi.,ing to i,andt by tho
sasyr.is. i experience can do 10 by address,.
.s,g ia. I,s, fec:s oen ence. .Sss
~ uHs y, Oh DEN, ~ Jsdsr. S.. NJ
Z :6la.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

patrick, d numbering 900 souls, have an
psrishcd, will, the sxcep ticn 81 the three
reported arrived Il 81: Helena.
Latch. .S3 50
A second telegram received at London
from Malpira states that the Cospatrsck
was burned on Nov. II, in latitude 81, n.
longitude IL, w. It is now estimated
that 465 lives wer. lost by the disaster. &
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

A HUDSON man manned nc left Ills
team at tlle depot for. lev minutes. in
The evening. and Nlic,, he returned, the
team was gone. He traced them=to Lake.
land, Nina, where track q then, was
.lost.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
USS 5s1tAt-s. N
.EWR SIsAA,T:Es GRANGE.

At 10 regent session, this bedy adopt
cd resolution demanding the repeal Of
the railroad Law. .cnac ted Ivy the las,
Legislature. aud declaring in favor Of the
cs,"blisI&snt 8 special rate for the
transportation Of farm products. l,
seems to Us that. Inc action Of the grange
In each case iseNawiSD. es First. bccxusc
NO adequate trial Of thc'--i has been
made, MA second, f5f tie reason that i,
will inSof be % the advantage of tie pro.
ducinF classes q Have established any
rate fof the carrying Of soil pro6luc' ions,
which shnlf not be equally discrimina.
ting nfavor Of all other commodities.
The armef IS 81 far The greatest consu.
mer, Aid Il wifi ssubserve his interests as
we'll to make cheap rates tor what he i'm,
ports, q for that which he markets. In
Our Judgment, the law Of last winter i. Of
special Value, first, in that it recognizes
the absolute power Of the people, over
corporations oftheir own creation, and
bccause it has been held to he legiti.
mate etnbodhnsat Of that power. Second,
becadse it has sufficient flexibility to adj
just itself to all the cases to which differ.
emt local circumstances may give rise:
We arc not aware that any intelligent
class of men" at the present time, think
Il possible tor"the Legislature to fix ar
bitrarily, schedule Of rates for each
road, which shall be prcjudicial to neith-
Or party afflicted thereby. All are agreed
~ t" the necessity of an smicablc adjust
ment. The power to make such adjust
mcnt must bc delegated to some party,
intermefliste,-stsnding between the rail
road and the people, and who can cxcr-
ciso it at any moment. This party in the
form Of u "c0mmission." WAS created by
the law in question. That commis.io II
has taken the initial step in the marcl,
Of reform. If it has. net stepped far
enough, give it time to stop again. The
correction Of abuses is slow work, and
requires care in lis performance. VIZ
fear that our grange friends have
been to hasty, and that great evil will re-
suit if their action shall be ratified by the
forthcoming Legislature. If we were
suspicious of bad faith, we should mis-.
trust that some railroad manager had
worked himself into the good graces Of
the State grange, only to prostitute it to
purposes foreign t" the spirit Of its or
ganiza:;on, and the wishes .fthose which,
represents.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

Miss Bacon, who lived out West, knew
Beans and married him Tie occasion
is far too serious, however, fer the perpe-
trat;on of q single one of those too palpa-
bic jokes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
E5 ElI ssONsb


purch ,*cd before January 4sa, 1875, will par-
'3cipa'ein the
third SERIES DRAWING.
Held aONUtY, JANUARY 4;h 1878.
Capital Premium. slM'.t00
III ST drawings take place ever, THREE
MONTHS, asi eventually EVERY BOND
~:N participant: in them.
Al.e<s for Bonds al full information
loRGGNI:-AU. 8.UN0 3 60.
FiNANClAL AGENTS,
20 PARK RyW. NSE YORK
;.:..t i.f3c<, sbra,ss'~ 20.
kcmt b., Draft n. Y: City :;Anks, Regis
tered letter or P. 0. Money Order.
Po;;p1penelt iugoSslGcaldsr this plal.
Aj7-6m.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
= 70
! / TIs 4 W.

Charles Fosfl ick, Of the town of Salen,
recently paid ! fiaes AMI cost saggragat ings
$50 for violent dem .lstration toward Il
school teacher. ~ y ll,!n his son lasl
been punished '=..
Tie f,llowing is told by tile Lc Seucr
Sentinel. concerning an apparition which
has terrified citizens tor several nights:
= twas tisrv substance, about the size
of q t1at-iron, that rose from the grou.ld
on tlcprairie, and us Iasccndetl It spread
out into 4 great fiery image Of a dragon,
with numberles:s heads and tails After
ascending and dcscendin:, several times,
and magnifying and contracting lis di-
nlcnsons ut times, it disappeared promptly
ut nine O'clock each night Its perform
anccs covered space If about forty
acres"
A stabbing aff'ay between drunken
Swedes occurred at Long Lake Friday
night. One rRulof received an ugly cut
in the arm, and his assailant La:sc.,, was
arrested. ..a,.. f-.....--.
j L. O. Tombler, Of. Wyoming. was sc.
ve:ely injured BY Il rua away accident at
Wyoming creek, IN Christmas day.. A
severe fracture Of the shoulder bone, and
an ugly scalp wound, are the more SER
ious hurts. .-ss....S
The Winona Herald: "Marshal Slater
returned on Wednesday, from Depe,e,
Wisconsin,, with Mr.. Williams, who Is
charged with several delinquencies such
as forgery, seduction, lying, general mis-.
behavior, &c. Those manifestations of al
eccentric character occurred in this city
during the past two years" Z =
Warden Reed, Of the States Prison,
served good dinner to the convicts yes.
terday. They also were allowed the pri.
vilcge of the corridors, which the same
is big thing for q man sentenced for
life.
On Thursday rather severe accident
occurred near. Maple Pl,ir, Hcnnepin
county, on the main line If the St. Paul
s. Pacific road. BY which no les. than
twelve freight cars were thrown from the
track and damaged to q greater or less
degree. 1t seems that freight No. Was
passing the point at fair rate of speed,
when rail suddenly slapped in two,
and the twelve cars were precipitatcd
e., ,,n thn tr.rl- will, orr.;I.,r.l>l r>,..
piled upon each other or driven by their
own momentum distance of forty feet
or more over the frozen ground. Several
Of them arc reported to be badly splinter
ed, while O hers are but little injured.
Strange as i, may seem, the employees of
the train providentialIy escaped without
a scratch, and the entire loss and dam
:gc is confined to the property Of the
company, and the DELAY Of the passenger
trains until the damage to the track had
been fully repaired after the prompt ar
rival Of the wrcckcrs upon the ground
4 FIRE OH the tres;lc-wnrk Of the CHI.
cugo and Northwestern bridge 1T Vino.
ma, on Friday afternoon, nearly destroyed
the valuable structure. Discovery of the
flames in their infancy prevented L larg"
loss to the cnu,pan%.
AN alarm of fire was given about 2
O'Clock at Hastings, OR Christmas morn
ing Fire engine promptly on had and
found :; hay stack burning. A barn be-
longing :n Mr.. Palmer had also been set
Oh fire, but WAS put out Witlnut any dam.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

ARTIFICIAL. .,,,ltrr N. king has never
prs.ved asucress 'fhe 4 stF,suisy lies IL.
il hairs 50 that they loyk u.t-i
ufsl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

THE Eth session Of the State Lnrisla-
tnre will convene al the Capitol next Tues
day.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

AN alarm of fire was given about 2
o'clock at Hastings, OR Christmas morn
ing FL" engine promptly on had and
found :; hay stack burning. A barn be-
Longing ~ Mr.. Palmer had also been set
OIL fire, but WAS put out without any dam
age. Harry Baldwin slipped and fell TN;
der the wheels Of the fire engine, break
ing one leg near the hip and otherwise
injuring him severely.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
DR.. c. A. MINER.
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analysis Of the SscreSinns OF tn. system if
raun"t get at facts without; which. in mos.
uses takes one or two DAYS. do not ask a
aew questions. look at the t"ngu. and teeI Of
the pulse, and say. Yes. understand the
.ase FULLY" will nrt tribe with life and
health. Bclnw will TO lounl few Il tire
diseases I treat.
FITS! FITS! FITS FITS!
That most fearful ,nnlady. Epilepsy iFits',
have rot failed three times in six ycars 10
cure. and Gun give you references to r'nay
cases cured, now living aud attending to lhs!r
business.
ALSO, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES.
Such ~ Scrofuln. Syphilis. Catalrh, ConSur:-
:'on. Chronic dysen.cry, Torpid Liver. !':se-
Tapcv"ru. Paralysis or Pal-v. Fe.er "a
,.gu". Rheumatism, Neuralgit. Diseases .
Ii" t;ladier and Kidneys. Penal: Com. ID :.
vt Whatever character, and th,se ts:.:i> SIT:
ID disgusting
CATARR*. AFFECTIONS
shich are The hale ol life to thousands law
ing the cri th :rcoi IL
CUWSUMPTIUN and DEATH
In I'll Throa, and Lurg Diseases. WIZ my
ucw, original aud perfect :ystcm-I wall
int no sule rior.
treat al,aost helpless cases successfully.
ite,ncnhcr the dates:
FLICK HOUSE, January 8, 9, 10, and
II, 1875.
Post-Oficc address. 1e9 Madison strc:t t,
Chicago, III. v7nl+yl