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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
A writer in the Boston journal of Chem

A writer in the Boston Journal of Chem
istry takes the ground that the decay of
tect|, in the present generation goes back
t" the fact that for generations past the
food has been such rs to deprive man.
kind Of the proportion Of mineral food
that the Almighty intended it should have
the benefit Of: By the use Of fine -four
Fl ON two.thirds to four-ft:hc OF the Gle.
ments that go to make up teeth, and bony
structures, are lost: The result is Of course
an imperfect development. Hh recon-
mends the use, in one form or onothcr, Of
the whole grain in food. Tn: idea is not
a new one, but is given weight by the IL
Illustration of cases wherein the change of
diet affected different members of g fami-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

TuAr euinrntly safe and c,nserva-
tive statesman. Wendell Phillips, in a
speech On finance in B,'ston. advocates
the a."lition If national banks aud. he
issue Of u st amount Of legal tenders
by the government, sufficient /" give
the people ali the money they want In
addition to these schemes he would
have the interest on money placed at q
very low figure By statute, with severe
penalties for ito violation IS. Pau
Pioneer. IL.
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6s1tios s. & 4 q y 8 1 |''l1al
n eliaxe eenia lfieqGi 3
Dick stlornsy { IN son u
Co.to publ sll the foI IoMin
ENRON wish Won Is publish
the folls,wing ldtteI written tolJ j. Hum
me-, Uf Vie. DE- III NJ and tO5 Dec kerr g
Crate ,l'erg, Of Stacy lille, Iowa 5sI
Beaver DAN, " Feb 49, 1875
s. GENTs AS attorney for j. s. RDwelI,
Sons q CO., Of this place, am instructed
by them 70 notify you not To- sci, offer
for sale. or hive on exhibition for sale i
secder manufactured By Rnwells q Nor.
5ris. OF ppleton, w Is. Said setdcr, nan
3,lfacturcd by them. uses in its cnnstruc.
ton, several of our patents. As they
have no fnuthor lty, right, Or license Is use
the same, we shall promptly prosecute
any infringement coming IS our knowl.
edge. Respectfully Yours,
j ! j. Dick.
We publish the above to caution ali
parties, both dealers and farmers, not is
buy, sell or use this machine, as we shall
certainly employ all legal remedies 10
protect nurselve against such gross abuse
of our rights.
..tstts5zz## $E3s5t#ss IA RnWErI SnNa e, ca $S
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

A NAN named Schott not very
long ago had y some trouble
with a farmer in Dakota county. for
whom he had been at work. Last Mon.
day the meter was compromised and
Schott received his pay and started as
was supposed, for St. Paul. About 8
O'Clock in the evening, the farmers hired
man went to the stable, when he was fired
upon, a bullet shattering his lantern. An
other aimed at his head struck the corn
er Of his mouth and passed on, grazing
his check. He gave the alarm and the
would-be-assassin fed, but was finally
captured in St. Paul. =
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vALEDICTORY.

Speaker Blain IS Closing Address.
Speaker Blainc's valedictory, delivered
at the close of the House proceedings on
Tuesday, IS as follows:
GENTLEMEN: I close with this hour a
six years service as Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives, period surpassed in
length by but two ofmy predecessors, and
cqualled by only two others. The rapid
mutations of personal and political for.
tune in this country have limited the
great majority Of those who have occupied
this chair to shorter terms Of office.
1t would be the gravcst insensibility to
the honors and responsibilities Of life not
to be deeply troubled by so signal a mark
Of public esteem as that which I have
thrice received at the hand; of my politi'
cal associates / desire in this last mo,
ment to renew to them, one and all, my
thanks and my gratitude.
To those from whom I differ IN my
party relationship minority of this
House-I tender my acknowledgements
for the generous courtesy with which they
have treated me. BY one of those sudden
and decisive changes which distinguish
popular institutions, and which conspicu-
ously mark free people, that minority is
transformed in tho ensuing Congress to
the governing power of the House. How.
ever it might possibly have been under
other circumstances, that event nccessa-
rily renders these words my farewell to
the chair.
The Spcakership ofthe American House
of Representatives is post Of honor, OF
dignity, of power, Of responsibility. Its
duties IRE ut once complex and continu.
Gus: they are both onerOus and delicate
they are performed in the broad light Of
day, under the eye Of the whole people,
subject at all times to the closest observa-
ton, and always attended with the sharp
est criticism. think no other official is
held to such instant and such rigid &C.
countability.> Parliamentary rulings IN
their very nature are pcremptory; almost
! absolute in authority and instantaneous
in effect. They cannot always be cnforc.
ed in such Il way as to win applause OF
secure popularity; but am sure that no
man of any party who is worthy to fill
this chair will ever see dividing line
between duty and policy.
Thanking you once morc, and thanking
you most cordially, for the honorable
testimonial you have placed on record to
my credit, perform my only remaining
duty in declaring that the Forty Third
Congress has reached its constitutional
limit, and the House of Representatives
stands adjourned without day. r
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
H
fE Comfy las 10 O1lcial Pape.
AUSTIN. MINI
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH II. 1878
POLITICAL.

Tho tone Of the newspapers through,
on. the State Is such Is to inspire the
belief that the election Of Chief JUS
tice McMalza to the United States
Senate, will have tho effect TO restore
confidence 10 Republican management,
and unite the party moro firmly than
it has been for several years Recent
Developments showed the existence Of
corruption % extensive aud so wicked
.. TO startlc the masses, and awaken
them 70 4 sense Of the danger With
which public interests were menaced.
The most casual inquiry disclosed tho
fact that the Ramsey coteria was re-
sponsiblo for I'll the abuses Of which
the party complains. Tho Munich and
the Seeger, aud the McIlra,h sorrup-
ton Was each an element Of the Ram
,ey party administration, and Bill
King, whether innocent or guilty, has
always stood BY the" old man." Things
we're so damaging to his cause that it
could not be sustained. Considered up
on its merits there was nothing in the
Ramsey movement to comment it to
tho party. The strength which it de-
veloped was such only as is always a"
adjunct Of official position, following
the fortunes Of those who succeed,
and the disappointed ones will fad lit
tic difficulty in adjusting themselves to
the new condition. The election of
Judge Mcmillan was in no sense an ex
tremc act, and its natural tendency will
be to harmoni.e all opposing elements
and renew indefinitely the lease Of pow
er which the Republican party has
held for 50 long time.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
OFFlcE OF G. III. s. LII. Nice oRMIcK.s .
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Feb. IL, 1875.

+ : i - -
We have been redibly informed that GER
tain parties engaged in the Manufacture OF
liar-csters. have beea indnstriously circala-
ting the report that an Injunction would be
takcn out to prevent as from selling or dsliv-
ering our Harvestcrs. ssa s
81 We have been threatened 80 much BY th oss
who CAP compete with US in no legi1im lte way,
that personally No have cesssd to pay any at
tsn.ion to ,nch things. but as this matter
seems to have created quite q stir among our
agents and customers in some quarters. NO
publish this notice simply to ia.orn our
friends that there Is not tho slightest reason
for apprehen.ion IN this respect. Thore is
nOthing il our nachine on which an injuac-
tion could b obtainsd, and, moreover, NO
wish il distinc,ly understood that We intend
TO stand between onr customers and III such
attacks, snd any farr'er buying ose Of our
Harvesters vii! DO guaranteed il this partiou-
lsr % N eli othcrs.
Ws trust that this assaranoa will set this
q. ii. Z 5. i. MCCORMACK. B.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

. lask III pait no 3 e NJ
ixed e D.,d r,. Cent?

.
ixed g Dodge Cent? Il s.
z 'he receipts of Fl,e.t. u ss,i i
aysr.ge !, 00', bushels per day
plet &c prisoners 5 i. tho mons
jail vas discov cred Friday nishs.
SIS .= movement i On foot q organize 4
building ant loan assoc la.ioa q Man
kate.
The Fergus Falls journal ssys the
snow il thu: section Is three feet deep
On the level.
a. z. Burbunk, the rendor, IS. Ok
pectcd to visit Minnesota during the
present mouth.
Viola, Olussead county i. doubly
afflicted with much sickness and i
scarcity Of water.
The Sank Center He:ald says a saw
mill aud a grist mill are to be built at
Wv "1"u,eu W. seventy .s'1 emil {
1..n "e.o .ose"' '.'n' '"e : arloanl'
public schools last Monday, on accoun,
= sore '"roa'' 'nenPs' measles, chick chick:
80. - = :. - Z = me ~
-. :, :, o''o =. s 80 -: - NY ~
3. = - ]. .
-, 80. 80 !, - s
49, !, :, - - =, :"
d. 81, -. = 81 b. s ss.5
| :, =. g !, - s. 5
:, = -. = 80. :,
-, J, =, :,
~.
s. ~
- -. =
nc 'un'oer MUS o. r'ne C"y pro,
pose - - run o"e lew months each year
;: -. ' = '"' 'o""'
:, 49,
-. -''N .s.' "A o'A'"
! CO. ~ ' ''e''u ~ e" eao' !
lug" ''''p''e''' oco'cn farmer
A"' s'"s'e '''''' ''v."s near lieu hake'
was ''o"a 'e'o :" MS oe'f a 'e" DAYS
s'"c0' nc "ao eV'dently Deer dead
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

TIE Legislature pissed an act By which
each Justice Of the Ponce in the State
should receive n the public expense .
copy Of Bissel''s Statutes. The aggregate
cost would be not less than $13, 000.-
Governor Davis very properly vetoed the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

. SENATOR Mcmillan is a member of the
following standing committees, viz: Priv
ilcges and Elections, Commerce, Claims.
Senator Window is chairman Of the
Committee on Transportation Routes to
the Sea Board, and member Of the Com
mi.tec on Appropriations and on that Of
Patents.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

The New Hampshire election occur
red last Tuesday and resulted in the choice
OF Governor, III three N EN- bers Of Con.
grcss. and a Legislature strongly Repub:
lican That tidal wave" Of which we
heard 81, much last fall, has commenced
to flow back, and before the year is past
it will haye swept out Of sight every Dem.
ocratic craft now sailing in Republican
waiRra EzzsSs $szz
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

Going south, $50 p. NJ, 1880 p. n. ~.
Palace sleeping cars, owned au,l operated
by this line, acc"mpany NIL night trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Chica 20 Burlington &
Quincy X. 4. Tor Chicago, Peoria Cincinnati
sKeokuk; Quincy l. St. Louis. West to Ut
tumwa and oil points IN Kansas and Nrbras-
ka, and with Burlington S-uth Western
ny for Farming,on. isuomf Id, and all
points in Missouri and Kansas.
At columbus Junction. with ChiclyD 4
South Western Rnilroad for Washington and
Leaycnworth.
Attest Lib rty, with Chicago Rock r.
land Pacific ltail4oad. for Iowa City, Des-
Moines and DeayrnpOrt
At Cedar Rapids with Milwaukee Division
Of B. C. Il, 4 ~. tor Independence. West
b N .,rth Western Railway for Omaha. Coun-
Gil Bluff. ana Chicago, and with Dubuque 4
Southwestern Rrilway tor Dubuque.
AZ Nichols, with Museatins Div. B. G. r..
4 H., fer MusrB.ine. s: . 81,
At Waterloo aud Cedar Falls with Illinois
Central Railroad Tor Independence, Dubuqns
Fort Dodge aud Sioux City.
AZ Nora Junction with Milwaukee Il St.
Paul Railway, for Mason City and Charles
City.
AZ Austin. with Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul
Railway, for all pinfa in Minnesota.
AZ st. Paul. for all points On Northern Pa
.cifio Railway; the g,sat Lake Superior re-
Sisn AMI ali Zpniats North AMI Northwest.
.# WI. GREEN Hen't N anagcr.
- " w. WALKER, Gcn'I Supt.
Olives, G.n'l Pass. 4 Ticket Agent,
Cedar ka,ids. Iowa
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
17E5 S4IN1spAf,l pAYL q pRESs.s


f1E5SAKNTp A.UL DAHL PRESS,
The publishcrs of the Press win spare NO
Efforts or Expense 4, maintain it, conceded
position 10 the LEADIxd AEWsPAPER or THE
N0isrHwssr. outside Of Chicago. Tho enter
prise and ability which. have made II by Ear
tho most popular and succosrfnl newspaper in
MinnesYt y, are pledged TO place il in the very
front rank Of American journalism.
In addition to its local St. Paul news, IT
maintains local reporters. ut. and publishes
DAILY LcCAL y Ews REponrs from, Minncspo-
liz, Stil lxater, Duluth, Hastings, Red Wing,
.WinOna and other tics, and employ. cores
pondents in every city, village ami telegraph
ic station in Minnesota, Northern Iowa, West. .
5crn Wisconsin,. Dacota and Manitoba.
THE ST. PAUL TIL WEEK. Y PRESS
and sis = valuable snbftitute for the latter in
cases who're subscribers are supplied by tri-
weekly mail. z ~. Il 81.
The Sc. PAUL WEEKLY PRESS
This journal, long . favorito with the rural
population Of Minnesota, and having q far
wider circulation than any other weekly, will
md its fOurteenth volume with the close Of tho
present year. ThepuLlishers design to make
s far moro exclusively than ever before q
z fAMlLY Journal, and to this end especial aud
caretui attention will he paid TO its literary
features.
TIE News CT THE MEEK will bc carefully
! summarized and classified especially tor the
Weekly readers. The Editorials will be de-
voted less to political topics. though these
will not be neglected, and more to matters Of
general interest
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Portage Pre- Pad BY the Publishers.
single cepy, per year, 81 90
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Additions to clubs can be mad, at any time
at club rates, provided full years subscrip-
ton is sent. Remittanccs at our risk. by
money order, registered letter, or bank daft
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

Prot. S. K. Richards, lat. Principal of the
Winona Public choo's. died recently Of ty-
ph"id pneumonia. It was our good fortune
to know Mr.. Richards qnite ultimately. He
was estcemed universally. and his loss will be
greatly lamentcl. Iii. disease was induced
BY too excessive devotion to hi, profession
The faithful school teacher i. at once y bene-
fo:tor aud a martyr. Such was Mr. Rich.
ards. ss@ ~ !: p.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

+ GovEnNER DAVIS has appointed John
]. Randall to the Office Of Railrosd Com.
missioner-late legislation having reduc.
ed the commission from three TO one.
Mr.. Randall was. member of the former
board So
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

Samples ofthe New Harvester aro prom iscd
Us BY the 18th Of March; in tho mcnnti,ne on,
Friends and Patrons may Ind : full dsssrip-
ten esethsr With : Iarge cut Of tho Nschine
IL tho Fbrnary nun Der &c tho 4 1re,sse, q pr
per i,aslished 81 The A..srs. Mccormick 70,
gratui,ous distributinn among the arncr.
of tho country q copy S,pay % obtainsd On
applinatisn u 4. apy y sCor,sick q ent sor z
this Vfdcs. aEss
/. j. q aATI i .:sss
'lss1 8. &
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

THE telcgraphic news received ycstcr-
day from New Hampshire proved errone-
Gus. There was no election of Governor
and the choice will be made by the Leg
islature. The Democrats elected two of
the three Congressman, and the complex
ion Of the Legislature is yet in doubt.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
DEATH 70 PAIN !!

READRR:- Pass me no, by but read What
say, and I viii do you good. Winter is mp
on u aud With It its Pains .nd it's Aches. 1t
brings Rheumatism. Neuralgia It ctnses
Burns, Freezes, Chi blains. 1t produces Inha
nations Sore Throats. Diptbor,a. We meet
with accidents, Spra,ns. Bruises. Cuts Sores.
far which we need something to give relief.
Go To Dorr & WOli and get y bottle Of Blk
-by's Death to Pain, use it according to d.
rec.ions. use freely and If it fails to give re-
lief take hack the empty bottle and get your
money. II oosts yon nothing Unless it cur. g.
Can you desire anything any I irer1 then
try il. Take none other. Ever. druggist au-
fhorizcd 10 refund tho money If it fuils to
give.rel.ef.
II yoar lruxgist does not keep Il hare him
.senafo Noyss Bros. Cutler, Wholesale
.genta. ST. Paul, or TO L. Bixby, Owatonna
Nina, aanafapturer and Proprietor.
81. VI 3-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

a company has been formed AZ WI
mona for tho purpose Of starring ! new
bank wi,h.a capital Of $50, 0O0. The
stock holders are among the prominent.
business ne,, Of the city ss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

CHICAGO. March = "A report was cur.
rent on the street tonight, and was tele.
graphed from here. thasa pan from an
eastern city was killed on Slate street this
evening. investigations developed the
fact that an old man. named James Redi
gan was shot in the l,lpaad cut aboutthe
aace by 2 son, and va carried arayju "a
: 1asss condition. HI. wound. ,,4ae'
:sseN~'%<lg - -
sfpRDEHBD Br 4 GIRL.
A stabbing STRAY occurred 81 No. 41a
5.Glnrk street. about 1l-tscl.,ck tonight,
z1ea~Hill doubtless result in the dcatl,
" ono person. . boy about II years 81 ag.
W the name .af Billy Fish. IL seems b.
was accostcd IS; 4 lily Ticrney. o girl ia
years ''ld, with whom he lad been irti
aaAse be asksd hin % aceenpany hcl
homo, and upa. his II liiqg stahb.d him
sb-sc the, heast, theskuiff safr.,tnE q
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

The American Literary Bureau an.
nounce that the title Of keY.. Geo. Thos.
Dowling's lecture for next season will be:
''1iarriage-its Imps and its Angels
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
The Patient Nurse.

uOSC w IAsty AA1A eAA0 NnAN Wa
the sick, may receive some suggestions
fran the cxtarcts below, from the Satur-
day Review:
The tact required for sick room diff
fcrs from all other kinds Of experience
Amateur nurses seldom possess it. Now
and then lady is to the manner born,
and without instruction or previous expe
ricnce blossoms into u full-grown nurse
at moments notice The doctor who
finds one ready in house rcjoices heart
lily. His own credit as we'll as the recov-
cry Of his patient is probably assured
Seldom, however, has he this good for
tune His ordinary experience is very
different. If he wishes the sick-yoon,
kept at a certain temperature, he can not
have it managed. The fire Is alternately
half extinct and blazing up the chimney.
There is no care to have it warm at sun
rise aud sunset, and moderate when the
sun is shining and the air is warm. The
invalid is awakened from priceless
sleep By hearing the cinders fall on the
unprotected tender, or by the noise ola
clumsy hand putting on Goals, which
might easily have been wrapped in plec-
cs Of damp paper and left ready for noise
less use. The morning meal is perhaps
delayed until the patient has passed from
appetite to faintness. Perhaps, when it
comes, tho tea is smoked. Household
troubles are freely discussed in the room
Mary has given warning because there is
so much more going up and down stairs
since Missus was i'll the cook is so ex.
travagant. and yesterdays dinner was
spoilt; Johnny has cut his finger, and Lu.
cy has tumbled down stairs; such things
are told as if they would amusc the inva.
lid. BIT worse than this is the mysteri.
Gus whispering at the door, and the Sc
crcts obviously kept to excite the nervous
patients suspicious. The irritating creak
of a dry boot, the shutting Of loose slip
per, try sick persons patience unreason
ably; and the amateur nurse argues
against such fancies. and thinks they are
matters in which reasoning can be Of nc
avail. The untraihed nurse never com
/ mcnccs her arrangements for the nigh
until the patient is just beginning to grow
a little sleepy. She tlen arranges the pill
lows, moves the chairs, stirs the fire, ant
| nerI,ans makea nm her own he'd Sncll
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11
NOTICE.
US. INT. REVENUE
Special Taxes,
May ] 1875, to April so, 1876.

Inc REVISED otaEutes 81 the United States,
Sections 1892, 1887, 323s, and 1899, require
every person engaged iu any business, avo-
catiun. or employment which renders him H.
able to SPECIAL Tax; to procure and ,lacc
conspicuousIy in his e.tatii sh,ncnt or place
vi business u Stamp dcnoting fhe payment Of
said Special Tax for the Special Tx Year
beginning May LIST, 1878, before commcnciny
or continuing bu>in's: after April 80. 1876.
The taxxs embraced within the provisions
OF the law above quoted ave the following:
Reef iticrs. ........ 5000 90
Dealers, retail liquor ....... .......... 2j III,
Dealers, wholesale liquor. 1903 70
Dealers in malt liz uors, VIII icsaic. 80 co
Dealers IN malt hquor, retail ......... 20 90
Dealers Ill tobicco ............. rs 20
Retail dealers Ill leaf tobacco ......-.. 500 90
Aud OH sales of aver 81 .Od0. fifty cents fer
every dollar in.cxcess Of 81 ,UUt.
Dealers in manufactured tub .rcu.... 90
Maauiacturers OF Stills. ......... 81 o.
And tor each still manuiacturcd...... ~ 90
And tor c..ch worm Man.iIciurvu.... ~ 90
Manufacturers vi tobacco. ......... 10 %
Manufacturers OF cigars ................ ~ w
PciiiicsS vi tOu;tccU, first class jmvre
thai two iUrses other an;lnAl,).. 80 90
p: .u!crs Of tnbacc,, second class two
heres or other aniMai>) 1893. ......... rs co
Ped Of tUbaccU. third class tone ~.
hD:+e Or o.hcr All .nui ........ ..... Is 90
pcdilers Of tuhacco, fourth class ton
foot public conv.yaEccj.......... 10 CO
Brewers 81 less than 500 barrcis'.'.'. So DU
brewers Of 800 barrels or more..... 100 Gu
Any person 80 liable, who shall .ii to com
ply with the foregoing requirements vii! be
suhj,c; to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable ,r pay any Of ;he
Special Taxes named above mu apply TO a.
Z. Smith. Collector Of Internal Il, venue al
R"che:tcr. Mimi. ard pay tor and procure
the Special Tag Stamp or Stamps they need
prior to May I, 1873, AID without further no
tice.
J.W. DOUGLASS.
CominiSn'r Int. Rev.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL Revenue.
WASHINGTON, b. Z. Fch. |, 1875.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

TUE progress sof the. Brock - sscandal
s. developing bud ppeaIance FIR TIltop
without attssdipg: any relief q Bceelsr.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-11

he SAM all Press.
s q \. . 1ls 4 'vEEhszY a M VEEK1sY.

. Tho PRESS . Repubiican newspaper,
but not 4 purty organ ia.any sense inconais-5
toni %. tho supreme fu action u the public
journal as Z. fssfles1 snd ndepsapent censor
s0f public men sud measures.